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To: Riley G who wrote (20781)	11/21/1997 8:04:00 PM
From: Steve Borgdine	Respond to of 55532

Off topic: I see we are bouncing our stock fav's out there. What about MXMX, total float - 3.2million, price (1 1/8) rose about 25cents in the last few days, anticipating Peter Norton's latest project for release before end of this month. Should be a huge seller. Steve B

To: Riley G who wrote (20781)	11/21/1997 8:12:00 PM
From: michael d kugler	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55532

For someone who bristled at anyone talking about your"abilities", why do you flaunt them now? Perhaps to convince everyone here you "sensed" the $10 million. Who feeds you the inside information?

To: Riley G who wrote (20781)	11/21/1997 8:32:00 PM
From: michael d kugler	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55532

Perhaps you could divine for us the whereabouts of the financials. And perhaps you could tell us more about the reported loss of Mr. Puhr. First Morgan and Breton resigned. Then they didn't but said they would upon completion of the merger. The merger is done. Now they come back? The observable phenomena would tend to support the rumor.

To: Riley G who wrote (20781)	11/21/1997 8:36:00 PM
From: Ditchdigger	Respond to of 55532

Can You Apply for a Bounty Anonymously? The Commission recognizes that there may be instances when a bounty applicant wishes to remain temporarily anonymous. The bounty rules take these instances into account. While the Commission will only award bounties to applicants who provide their identity and mailing address, that information may be added by a later amendment to the application. The amendment must be filed within 180 days after the entry of the court order requiring the payment of the penalty upon which the bounty is based. An anonymous applicant who fails to file such an amendment (and anyone who fails to make a written application) runs the risk of losing eligibility for a bounty through lapse of time and ignorance of the fact that a penalty has been recovered. Absent compelling cause, the Commission ordinarily does not disclose the identity of a confidential source. In some instances however disclosure of that identity will be legally required, or will be essential for the protection of the public interest. For example, a court may order disclosure during litigation, or the Commission may need to present the testimony of a bounty claimant to ensure the success of an enforcement action. Consequently while the Commission and its staff will give serious consideration to requests to maintain the confidentiality of a source's identity, no guarantees of confidentiality are possible.

To: Riley G who wrote (20781)	11/22/1997 4:22:00 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55532

RileyG, Cool article. For one, I am not ridiculing psychic phoenomena in particular. In fact, I have many reasons to believe that it exists in all people to some degree. I also read "Remote Viewers" and most of R. Monroe's works. However, I will not back down from how this story is going to read in the headlines should RMIL not prove to be as credible as you expect it to be. I hope that you have dedicated as much time to remote viewing RMIL's bank ledger and offices. If this company proves to be a scam, you will have a lot to answer for with each and every shareholder out here. Aren't you picking up even a little twinge of negative aura surrounding this company and their management?? Finally, I have been hearing some folks mention "I have done my Due Diligence, and am waiting for fair value". I would like to know, OTHER than the short squeeze scenario which I don't doubt, what sort of diligence they have performed on this company and its management. Examples would be site visitations to either the corporate offices, or either the garment "factory" or to Ten Sleep and the water bottling facility. Anyone performed a background check on Gary Morgan and Breton?? We know there are no financials, and even if there were, they will be suspect until someone sees the money in the bank. Just wondering how people define diligence. Regards, Ron