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To: Bernard Levy who wrote (1132)	2/16/1998 5:33:00 PM
From: Night Writer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2063

Benard, I hate to say it, but I never thought about venture capitalists jumping into the bidding process behind a limited partnership with no past income. I think you are correct about the bidding being less robust because of this. However, its makes sense from their stand point to own the asset rather then the loan from a company that owns it. Must mean that the asset is rather valuable in their eyes. Do they have to retain it, or can they sell it? What will the money boys do with it? That is the real question in my mind. From Shant's point of view, it appears they will retain it for the time being. Maybe they will start companies and take those companies public. Maybe they want to be the next AT&T. Makes you wonder what is in their minds. Whatever it is they plan to make money on it. They do not intend to take a big risk in the process. They must see the vision and they want the vision. Gotta watch skiing! NW