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To: Larry Brubaker who wrote (1709)	11/13/1997 1:13:00 AM
From: Lew Green	Respond to of 3744

<< No more Hungry Lion? No more Shorty Scumbag Fund?>> I was being charitable with "resigned". The receptionist there simply states "he no longer is with the firm", and does not say he was "fired". Of course he is Hungry Lion and and likely a few others like Greystone -- he's been posting so much _because_ he's been out of that office! And can't hide how _pissed_ he is. I take no pleasure in this, I wish it hadn't occured. But if Steffy is next, fine by me, because these people caused a lotta damage to a lot of people and the company -- and it wasn't by just betting red when we bet black -- the played dirty. IMO they were trying to break the stock, trying to cripple the companies ability to raise funds possibly causing horrible dillution, cause an unwarranted SEC halt/investigation that can kill a small company, and they had yet another stream of press/shorting/tape painting on the way for us til recently. I'm still not gleeful over the repercutions, it's sad, but _they_ brought it in themselves. They never answer the converse question they love to goade us with: If your stock is so good why do you mind the shorts? That converse is: If this stock is so bad, won't it fall of it's own weight, why do you have to go to such extremes? I don't know about his hedge fund, no confirmation on that. But I bet he is short a bundle of shares of IPM personally. Lew Green