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To: Mark Johnson who wrote (12888)	7/7/1999 10:31:00 AM
From: Doug McKenzie-Mohr	Respond to of 27311

Give it a break. If you can't say something that contributes to this thread do all of us a favour and resist using your keyboard. Your adolescent rants are a waste of bandwidth. If SI ever develops a filter MGV and yourself will be on the top of my filter list. BTW, I am long and "long tired" of your immaturity.

To: Mark Johnson who wrote (12888)	7/7/1999 10:52:00 AM
From: FMK	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27311

Mark, Thanks for your comment that you listened to the entire conference call and liked what you heard. It coincides with numerous other evaluations. I have yet to hear from someone who didn't like what they heard. Similarly, I have spoken with individuals who attended the last hareholder meeting and visited the plant. None were disappointed at what they saw or heard. I give comments by SM attendees and plant visitors much higher weight because they have gone the extra mile to find out for themselves and have seen it with their own eyes. There are also those who argue or imply that the plant visitors or SM meeting attendees are lying. I enjoy your volleys with the naysayers. It's also good to know you have some championship tennis players in your family. Remember, winners always have their detractors and those with positive outlooks seem to always encounter cynics. The number and frequency of their posts suggests they have more than a casual interest in holding share price down. It should be interesting to hear what comments, if any, we will hear from our present group of naysayers when Valence has several major contracts and stock price is well into double digits!