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To: David who wrote (2256)	10/29/1997 6:59:00 PM
From: brad greene	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4676

David, It's my fault. I paved the way for you......You walked into the intensive care ward at the wrong time....as I preceded you pulling plugs and yanking IVs. There is life here, though.......and I'm glad to see it. Sheldon and Bob are hanging tough.......But I miss Dan very much. And Jaffo seems to have laid down the sword......What gives? Maybe the earnings release will bring this thread back to life. I want to listen to the conference call.......Hear Gustafson tell it like it is. I'm ready to cheer. bg

To: David who wrote (2256)	10/30/1997 8:45:00 AM
From: Bob Brooke	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4676

David, "Gamble, I think, is the best word for penny stocks." Very good, and people gamble to make __________? My opinion is all stocks are a gamble. The bigger the gamble, usually the bigger the payoff. Think the gamble with both NRID and IDX is will this technology be accepted outside of the government contracts that IDX has gotten. I wouldn't count the Sylvan deal, or the Columbain bank contract until they produces revenues. If biometrics doesn't take off I think both these companies are overpriced, especially NRID. Besides David, the money I have in NRID now was all from profits I made in NRID's run up last winter. I'll concede that IDX is the better company. NRID is a better gamble. Think what you IDX people forget about are the large companies with biometric patients, waiting until the technology gets accepted before they get into this market. Bob