<p><p><p>OT - (from memory) - INFN issued stmt saying analyst that said they'd need to issue more shares than the 20 mil. they've already issued to buy Coriant was in error. The 20 mil figures still stands. They also said they spoke w/Centurylink executive mgmt. and a final decision about who gets the business has not been defnitely decided yet. For what that's worth. Would it not be a fine thing if (small chance, is my guess) CenturyLink stayed with INFN? (But what would be the 'price' - pay CenturyLink to take INFN's equipment? :-) MIght make some businesss sense to play vendors against each other. Why CIEN is down today on the news still mystifies me.</p></p></p></p>