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To: T.K. Allen who wrote (8423)	5/4/1998 11:56:00 PM
From: SamYan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10368

Tod: I think that we might submit a proposal as soon as possible. If it is too late for this time, it will be good for next time. For this purpose, I will hold enough shares to qualify that right. My register name is "Zanyu Yan" at National Discount Brokerages. At IPO time, I had warrant shares that can not have the same right as common shares. We can submit a proposal as a group. I see somewhere that a proposal is good in 500 words. My immediate concern is two agreements for Wilson and Corky. I think, it is good that a proposal focus on one issue. As other concerns mentioned by many posters, I think that we can list some questions for the meeting or conference call. Since the ownership changes everyday, I do not expect many more will vote for your question on the board. We have about 110 shareholders. Many more beneficial owners won't involve in this matter. Any one shareholder has a right to submit a proposal. If there is no other qualifying shareholder, I can sign a proposal and use a registered mail to the board. For our group purpose, an attached letter describes this proposal on behave of listed shareholder names. I think, you will have a better idea to make this proposal work. Sam