Well, I suspect one Geoffrey Tirman was a topic of conversation.(ggg)  I thought the following was interesting from Mr. Tirman's filing with the SEC.  It sounds like you and me just got ourselves one hell of a shareholders' advocate.
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  ITEM 4.   PURPOSE OF TRANSACTION.        The securities covered by this statement were acquired by for the purpose of investment.  However, the Reporting Persons are concerned with the poor performance of the Issuer's stock and, accordingly, have advised the board of directors of their concern and informed it that they expect the board to undertake measures that will ensure the Issuer's true value is reflected in its share price, including the following:      (1)  Consider and develop strategic policies and proposals intended to enhance stockholder value in the long or short term including, without limitation, (a) proposals for sale, merger or other strategic restructuring of the Issuer, (b) sale of substantially all of the Issuer's assets, (c) divestiture of certain product lines in order to focus management's efforts on the remaining product lines, or (d) a purchase by the Issuer of shares of its stock, either through a tender offer or on the open market.      (2)  Engage advisors to advise and assist the board of directors, which advisors may include, among others, an investment banking firm that will pursue strategic combinations for the Issuer.      (3)  Review the performance of the senior management, and make such changes as are necessary to take advantage of available opportunities and to meet challenges in order to keep pace with changes in the industries that the Issuer serves.      (4)  Utilize the Issuer's resources in a more efficient manner in an effort to grow the Issuer's earnings per share to match its growth in net revenues.
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  You gotta love this too:
  Following is a list of the transactions by the Reporting Persons in Common Stock within the past sixty days: DATE      TRANSACTION    NO. OF SHARES       PRICE/SHARE 2/26/99        Purchase         2,500             $1.249 3/10/99        Purchase       37,500              $1.126 3/12/99        Purchase         5,000             $1.155 3/15/99        Purchase       48,600              $1.155 3/16/99        Purchase       31,000              $1.0625  |