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To: Rocky Reid who wrote (9656)	5/5/1999 2:28:00 PM
From: Dwight Griffin	Respond to of 10072

Rocky - you must have missed this! Iomega Wins Dell Most Improved Supplier Award ROY, Utah--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 15, 1999--Iomega Corporation (NYSE: IOM - news) today announced that it was awarded the ''Most Improved Supplier Award'' by Dell Computer Corporation for its on-time delivery of high-quality Zip® drives and best-in-class customer service during 1998. Five of Dell's suppliers received awards. Dell regularly measures supplier performance in terms of quality, customer service, cost and delivery times, and awards companies whose ''report card'' scores consistently reflect excellence in these areas. The award evidences Iomega's focus on continually improving its product quality and customer service. ''In 1998, Iomega significantly improved its overall Dell report card,'' said Marty Garvin, vice president, procurement, Dell. ''We congratulate them on winning this award. Iomega is clearly committed to providing best-in-class service to customers who buy the Zip Built-In product for the full range of Dell desktop, notebook and workstation products.'' ''Through implementation of virtual manufacturing and adoption of the Six Sigma process improvement principles, Iomega has made significant improvements to the Company's manufacturing and distribution processes,'' said Scott Flaig, chief operating officer, Iomega Corporation. ''We are extremely pleased to receive this recognition from Dell, a computer manufacturer with some of the most rigorous supplier-quality standards in the industry.'' In 1998, Iomega instituted a number of process improvements. By adopting the virtual enterprise model and Six Sigma initiatives, Iomega improved delivery times to OEM (original equipment manufacturers), retail and distribution customers.

To: Rocky Reid who wrote (9656)	5/5/1999 4:51:00 PM
From: David S.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10072

Hey Halfballrocker, Looks like you failed to cover your Netbank short. You had 17 down today but you waited, even though I reminded you and now it is up 22+ from the bottom for the day, half your paper profit is gone, and the rest is about to leave you. Not brilliant, but brillo-brained. That means full of air and rusty. Meanwhile I picked up more QQQ (Nasdaq 100) at 102 (closed above 108), AOL at 120 (closed above 130) and more Dell at 39+. You should go back to playing with your Nintendo64, or try the lottery. Meanwhile IOM is hanging strong. Waiting for you to get it back to $3.5. Please try harder. Regrets, David S. INTC DELL HD WCOM LU IOM ANSC QQQ PGTV AOL SDLI UNPH DCLK SKYT