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To: Sector Investor who wrote (1384)	9/14/2002 4:07:08 PM
From: Sector Investor	Respond to of 7249

<<This is a young management team for the most part>> As of April, The CEO and VP of marketing were 43, two other VPs were in their mid-40s. secfilings.nasdaq.com At that stage in life I was also having a new house built for the first time. It was quite a fun experience, but it WAS a drain on cash, as I was still living in the old house until after it was built.

To: Sector Investor who wrote (1384)	9/14/2002 7:51:46 PM
From: Bridge Player	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7249

I like young management teams. This one seems honest and capable. I am happy to wait and let events unfold. If they are indeed profitable for the 3rd quarter (hopefully on improved sequential sales) I will be perfectly happy to admit that my opinion was wrong. Forsyth (no "e" according to their web site) is the vice-president of finance. If he was passed over for a promotion to CFO and they brought in someone from outside for that position, I would certainly not blame him for selling his shares. Nevertheless, if he is a reasonable man his sale could also indicate his opinion about the near-term prospects for the stock. Thanks for pointing out a possible reason for his sale.