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To: Jeff Williams who wrote (11878)	10/21/1999 11:35:00 AM
From: Zeev Hed	Respond to of 14226

Jeff, 1/16 is not ridiculous enough? I remember the times last year when everyone thought my 1/8 to be ridiculous, of course we left that zone of pricing (for good?) last month. Zeev

To: Jeff Williams who wrote (11878)	10/21/1999 11:52:00 AM
From: Richard Mazzarella	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14226

Jeff, <<6-8 weeks out for getting the new process on line, then one can forecast the shares will drop>> Do you also feel like me that the failed expectation is the reason for the current weakness?

To: Jeff Williams who wrote (11878)	10/21/1999 8:45:00 PM
From: Thor Carlsen	Respond to of 14226

Jeff, you are worth repeating. ;-o To Anyone: If we are now 6-8 weeks out for getting the new process on line, then one can forecast the shares will drop below 1 cent before it's all over, given the recent rate at which we have seen this issue plunge. That's not a prediction, just an observation about the current trend. Of course, one has to presume that, at some point, investors will start buying on the assumption that Mr. Jensen and the new un-named "partner" are at long last going to bring promised profits to fruition. However, I view that as a longshot given Mr. Jensen's sorry history of promising much and delivering nada. How come the news about the 6-8 week delay didn't come from Jensen? Dick, why can't you communicate with shareholders? You get everyone primed for a two week wait, and then change the game-plan with out so much as a single utterance. It's very disappointing because it shows you haven't learned from past mistakes. I think I'd rather buy in a few months when they prove the efficacy of the process rather than attempt to catch the proverbial "falling knife." True, I won't make as much that way, but I don't risk losing more either. But I sure wouldn't be buying today in any event. If I were going to be a buyer, I would let the MM's or the sellers (whoever they are) push the price down to a ridiculously low level first. I don't see any other way to ever get even on GPGI. Regards, Jeff