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To: Sycamore who wrote (5431)	11/28/1997 8:30:00 AM
From: NoMoney	Respond to of 11888

Sycamore, I also do not think that a hostile takeover is in the future of AIPN. Actually , with the very favorable conditions of the production agreement I do look for a sort of auction (highest bidder) atmosphere to develope. With all that seems to be at stake with this concession, I don't think any major with a vision for the future will want it to go by without some type of involvement. It appears that Dr. Faris is releasing just enough information each time to prod some action out of the suitors on this one. As was stated in the news release. " The Company said it will now intensify its contacts and discussions with potential industry partners with a view towards joint exploration of the License Area." Now that there is no exclusive negotiations restriction on AIPN I am sure that Mr. "Bullballs" Faris will work to the advantage of every shareholder. Which bring another of my thoughts into the forum. I believe that Mr. Faris is concerned with the shareHOLDERS more so than the shareTRADERS. The registered distribution of news releases always seem to shake a few more traders loose while those who continue to hold reap their slow and steady reward. Peace, NoMoney