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To: Brent who wrote (3280)	12/15/1997 3:47:00 PM
From: Michael Donahue	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 3977

If you are an idiot then much the same could be said for a large number of us. Unfortunately, a great technology does not always overcome poor management (just look at the NE Patriots this season). As for me, I am an avid golfer and know how much golfers will spend ot shave a stroke from their game. I definitely think this technology can and will, eventually work and dominate the market place. Unfortunately, it appears doubtful at this time however, that QDRX will be the delivery vehicle for this technology. As for me, I am holding. The amount of money I now have risked, based on current prices (not initial investment), is worth the 1 in a million or greater chance that QDRX, in some shape or form, is profitable within the next few years. Whether JPP Investments is involved in some way is unknown to me. The question you need to ask yourself, is, what will you do and what will be the ramifications if the stock goes to zero. If you can't live with that then get out and don't worry about JPP Investments. At any rate, enjoy the Holidays and don't let QDRX ruin your financial AND personal life. Happy Holidays MD

To: Brent who wrote (3280)	12/15/1997 4:13:00 PM
From: J. Davies	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3977

When the bastards stop trying to get you is when you are paranoid! Argus Management does clean-up work for big banks. When a company goes down, they will step in on behalf of the bank. They decide what is worth keeping and what to toss. I was told they are usually quick; they know what needs to be done within a few weeks and then they do it asap. Their function is to minimize losses for the bank and the shareholders can go to hell! Someone else thought that Argus moved in two weeks ago and took over. Jim may not have been in charge for two weeks!! The three press releases are the same - QDRX issued it through PRNews on Friday. Reuters picked it up on Sunday and then S&P News re-hashed the words again on Monday. S&P added the quotes so I guess they were adding a comment. Heh? JD