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To: Bruce Byall who wrote (16630)	12/13/1999 6:48:00 AM
From: Rande Is	Respond to of 57584

Bruce, Regarding LPTHA. . I take it by the tone of your post that you are making a statement of sorts between the lines. This has caused me to research the posting of LPTHA. For the record. . . you are correct that Kaliico first brought LPTHA to this thread. Here is the post: Message 11934539 I did not remember that post, when making my original presentation to the thread. I was alerted by a family member. And you are correct that my presentation came out 5 days AFTER Kaliico originally asked Kevin about LPTHA. I don't know that I ever claimed to have "discovered" LPTHA. . . as that is not really my job here. . . .it is your job to find the stocks. . . . what I do is sort the wheat from the chaff. And when I find it, feed it back to you in a way that you understand. Between public, PMs and email, I am sent literally about a hundred stocks each day. And believe me, sorting them out is an endless chore. . . not scientific and never automatic. Finding the gem! That! is very hard. In fact, it is much like hunting for diamonds. . . and if you haven't done that yet, there is one place in the U.S. . .in Arkansas. . that will let you hunt their fields and keep what you find. .. .but believe me. . . after hunting all day long, you take your cache to the counter and they sort them. .. .the crystal from the quartz from the rocks. . .as it turns out, diamonds look much like coal in their raw form. . . and dirty coal looks like rocks. Anyway. . .I apologize for any misunderstandings or if I have misled you, Kaliico or anyone else into thinking that that I was first to mention this particular issue. I do appreciate your post, Bruce, and for calling this oversight to my attention. Thanks, Rande Is