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Microcap & Penny Stocks : GAAY - Triangle Broadcasting Company (was TBCS) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jacalyn Deaner who wrote (1723)	8/20/1999 2:33:00 PM
From: Jacalyn Deaner	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2118

Post for reference only - indicates Joe Pittera is stepping down By: invisible1 Reply To: 29501 by jpittera Friday, 20 Aug 1999 at 2:23 PM EDT Post # of 29526 Joe, since you will be going to GMKT, I will know how to find you to answer my questions, thanks. And although I do read between the lines, I have been pretty accurate in reading inbetween them since July 23, 1999, FWIW. Jacalyn M. Deaner GAAY I bought is not the GAAY since you and Murray and Wulff came around. That much is obvious no guess work nor gamesmanship there. And I will be compensated for my incurred losses. Guess I am just like Wulff, a little enthusiastic, but a lot less caustic. Jacalyn M. Deaner ******************************************** OK everybody who just reads and needs information, this part in bold is important: everybody, time to take off and go see the 6th Sense, excellent movie, no bull :) cu Monday Joe Pittera wrote me at RB and my post above is in response to this, I see a Charleton Heston doing a Judas involved in the washing of the hands but of course, I just got back from the movies, tee hee Dear Jacalyn, I think you read between the lines to come up with the conclusion that QBID would be NASDAQ by the end of the year. Obviously I am resigning from ITHC and a new Board is being appointed and it is up to them to make an offer to GAAY shareholders, and it is up to them to do the leg work to accomplish the goals, and the verdict is still out on whether GAAY and even QBID shareholders will vote for the deal in a proxy. Nothing is final until it actually is and speculation only further confuses the situation. So once again I never promised anything. Joseph Pittera.