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To: Little Engine who wrote (9543)	5/2/2000 5:30:00 PM
From: rrufff	Respond to of 12810

Little Engine, you seem to have made two points, one a personal attack and the other a claim that the number of shares held by institutions does not agree with the number listed on Yahoo. With respect to the second point, I have found Yahoo listings to be notoriously out of date. My impression is that they are updated by computer crawler, not by human input. Do you really rely on Yahoo profile information or do you go directly to the SEC filings or the company? With respect to the personal attack, I'm trying to figure why you would go through the effort. To my knowledge, this is the first time that there has been an attempt to organize the average shareholder. Unless you have some hidden agenda, why would you possibly object to that? As far as comparing this to Tokyo Joe, I think you may want to look at some of the gurus on SI for closer comparison. These gentleman accumulated, announced their position, filed their SEC stuff, all above board. TJ and the SI gurus selectively disclose, take their positions, pontificate, generate volume from the followers, cover or sell leaving their followers to hold the proverbial bag. N'est pas?