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To: BigAppleBoy who wrote (35040)	9/25/1999 12:08:00 AM
From: Rich	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

On the topic of patience. Yes I think one needs a degree of patience when investing. That is what separates investing from the lottery. However, I can somewhat sympathize with some who have become impatient at this point. Deadlines set by posters on this board mean nothing to me. I don't care if these are missed all the time. The deadlines that are of importance to me are the ones passed on by TSIG employees. I expect these to be met. If TSIG says something will happen "next week" or "within 90 days", then it is their responsibility to make sure it happens. Many people have stated that, "these things take time", "delays are to be expected in a venture of this size" etc. I agree, but I would hope TSIG would know this better than anyone on this board and allow for these things in there timetable. If they think something will happen in 90 days, they should say 120 days...then pleasantly surprise us if they accomplish it earlier. Much better to be early than late. I don't care if it takes 6 mouths to a year, just tell me that is how long it will take. Human nature doesn't accept disappointment well and the results are constant bickering amongst people with a common goal. I don't condone name calling and such by either the "cheerleaders" or the "bashers", but at this point it is somewhat understandable. I am heavily invested in this company and will ride it out, but we could make the ride a little more pleasant if we could refrain from getting too fired up over every post that doesn't meet with our approval. Sorry for the sermon, good luck to everyone and have a nice weekend. Rich Back in lurk mode