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To: Tech Master who wrote (5186)	3/23/1998 7:35:00 AM
From: Jack McKibben	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 10786

Tech Master <<<<I think I would be uneasy buying into this one because the doubts raised by Tech>>>> The above question by Merg and answered by you with a long list of Alyd's impressive client list just plays into Tech's hand. A blue chip list of clients does not address Tech's diatribe about Gruders' ability to run Alydaar. I once had a friend who was the most sought after General contractor of custom built homes in my area. Everyone seeking to build a new home went to him. He had a long and impressive list of clients who wanted only the best. He provided them with an exquisite and well built home that met every need they had. Unfortunately, he was not a good businessman and eventually went bankrupt. As much as I am tired of Tech's posting, your response to Merg is one of Tech's constant harangues - Nobody responds to the questions he raisies about the bottom line of ALYD. While I am long on Alyd and believe it will be a big money maker for investors, a blue chip clients do not really care if Alyd and Gruder make money. Their main concern is the delivery of Y2K solutions. Thanks Jack