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To: tonto who wrote (45294)	4/11/1998 12:27:00 AM
From: Nam Vu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55532

To All, Given the circumstances, would a call for a meeting be a bad thing? I would differ in Tonto's partial reasoning to call the meeting (lack of trust in management or its abilities), but I think that it is a reasonable request to ask the company for a public meeting to address issues and update the shareholders. After all, the shareholders have really stuck in there and I feel the company has certain obligations to us. Because of the lack of news releases and "official" correspondence, even the most faithful will be weathered by the passage of time. I personally call the company every week to get any updates, but there is very little news. But, still I call. Even if I hear the same thing I've been told for weeks, it would still be nice to hear it in a public forum, with a group of my fellow investors. I would welcome a public meeting. For the Yay's that may be arched to pounce on me as they read this, calm down. What would be the harm? I am a shareholder (and no I will not give my cert number just as I never give my social security number or anything else to a faceless inquirer) and I am interested in what is going on with my company. Nam