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To: DR.TECH who wrote (16174)	5/16/1999 2:51:00 PM
From: Michael F. Donadio	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21342

Well DR.TECH, sounds like you have news that is music to my ears as well. If I understand you correctly they have even beat the whisper number. Sounds like I'll be doing some singing and dancing this week. I understand you're using your 'uptick fibrillatorski' this week to fool Mr.5x5 As for TI/Amati it was good to hear that such a product is at least on board. Sorry you feel it's only vaporware. I'll continue to dance and sing for a while, none-the-less. As for Steenbergen, that is an ill omen, but I'll hope its because he made enough on Txn and is building a house. Come on DR.TECH, we have to celebrate something. We've been down sooo longgggg. Its time for Westell to start shining. All the best, Michael P.S. Wall Street Transcipt of interview with Mark Zionts, April, 1999: westell.com (It is a pdf file so you'll need Adobe acrobat reader.)

To: DR.TECH who wrote (16174)	5/16/1999 11:03:00 PM
From: P314159d	Respond to of 21342

For what you say, you may be right and that the stock actually moves up for you. It has held it's last move in the face of the obvious Q4 result. what do you think about the CFO leaving? in the midst of a troubled time the CFO walks away. any thoughts ?

To: DR.TECH who wrote (16174)	5/18/1999 12:26:00 AM
From: dave turliku	Respond to of 21342

DR.TECH: Is News related to..... AOL to convene investor powwow ..........But the big opportunity, dubbed the next wave for the Web, is high-speed access...........At the moment, AOL has agreements with SBC Communications (SBC: news, msgs) and Bell Atlantic (BEL: news, msgs) to provide broadband access to AOL customers over DSL, or digital subscriber lines. These services, which are expected to make connections 20 times faster than 28K modem links, start rolling out this summer. cbs.marketwatch.com A tip please good DR. for the long suffering . regards, Dave