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To: Bill Hamlin who wrote (32855)	4/26/1998 3:32:00 PM
From: rd greer	Respond to of 41046

Best of luck to you in your new career, Bill. Thanks for your personal thoughts and observations. rd

To: Bill Hamlin who wrote (32855)	4/26/1998 3:44:00 PM
From: Randy A.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41046

Bill, I am just a lurker that has watched his investment lose %50 over the last months. I have not added to my position at these low prices because I do not want to lose more, and do not think wise to add to a position that is dropping. I am encouraged regarding your high remarks about the company that you are no longer employed by. It make me feel more comfortable about the long term. The credibility of many on this thread has left much to be desired. When I started reading in December, I thought very highly of many here, this has changed. It has turned into, and might of always been, a click. Meyerson has been blamed for the price decline, but there are other investors registered in the S-1 to sell, including RB. Are others selling, we will find out when the next SEC document is filed. Since you are a current shareholder and a previous employee of the company, your continued insight could benefit this thread. It might bring some credibility back to the thread. Regards Randy

To: Bill Hamlin who wrote (32855)	4/26/1998 5:05:00 PM
From: Paul Hofmann	Respond to of 41046

Bill, Unfortunately, for quite a while now the quality of this board has suffered greatly (reasons are obvious to all; no need or desire to restate them). So I for one was very glad to read your post today. Should be required reading by all the naysayers out there. I especially appreciated reading: "Frank Peters is the most remarkable human being I've ever met. We're all better off for being associated with him..." Thanks a million, Bill, and my sincere best wishes to you and yours! Still long and strong.