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To: Lancelot de La Rochelle who wrote (13433)	1/4/1998 9:20:00 PM
From: janski	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29386

Lancelot, I continue to maintain that if there are options other then reg D and yet the board and management need to be forced NOT to take an easy way out by opting for another reg D then it shows boards' and managements' continuing disdain for their shareholders no matter the final decision on this matter. They are wasting shareholders time and energy as well as their own on what should not even be an issue if, as it should, shareholders interest was their primary concern. Why don't they they try to close some deals or follow up on leads provided by Craig S to generate some sales instead? Or better yet look at their own backyards from not so distant past and see if they could talk SGI/Cray into using fibre channel instead of HIPPI for this project for example: techweb.com But maybe getting Reg D money is easier.

To: Lancelot de La Rochelle who wrote (13433)	1/4/1998 9:37:00 PM
From: janski	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29386

">>No real buying tells the real story though<< This particular story changed ever since you posted your message on Wednesday morning. Can you do that again on Monday morning? <g>." If I were to take a bet I would have to say that it was mostly speculators, some long term investors from this board, and shorts covering that made up the latest rally. Year-end rally/January effect were predicted on this board a month plus in advance and people also made good on their promise to buy back in new year what they sold after the October conf call. Maybe all who were planning to buy decided to get a leg on the crowd.. It could continue, especially if chart readers decide the technical picture looks good. It could as easily give back its 40% gain just as fast. There is still no financing officially secured, not OEM's, no significant contracts, and a possibly dismal Q4 numbers to come in.