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To: Jamey who wrote (263)	12/9/1997 12:33:00 PM
From: Ferick	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2595

James: You can't be serious in what you infer. Are you really accusing C. Riley of stock manipulation? Without proof, this is a blatant statement of libel. To what other stocks are you referring when you say you've "seen it happen many times on other stocks I have been invested in." as you state in your previous post? Do you guarantee the success of this Araldica as you insinuate? Come on James, you're embarrassing yourself. Your accusation is harder to believe than William's claim of visiting the winery. Athough, maybe he wasn't referring to the winery in Italy. Just excersizing my constitutional right to free speach. Ned

To: Jamey who wrote (263)	12/9/1997 12:35:00 PM
From: C. Riley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2595

This stock goes up and down like a roller coaster all on its own. The good news from last is week is simply several days old by now and the short term traders are taking their profits. For those who feel this stock is undervalued, now makes an even better buying opportunity than before. I regret that some people have taken offense to my prior attempts at honest analysis of the material presented to me, and because I have better things to do than be harassed, I have decided to withdraw from this thread indefinitely. If anyone is interested in my thoughts on Araldica, I will be glad to share them by e-mail. Again, I offer my deepest support for the shareholders of AWLT and truly hope Araldica will become a successful company. Their acquisitions are a positive step towards their taking a larger share of their desired market. And should their wines ever be made available outside New York, I definitely will try a bottle. I bid you all adieu. C. Riley