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To: Phil Rosten who wrote (8592)	5/5/1998 11:14:00 PM
From: Sector Investor	Respond to of 42804

<<That want ad for a IR person does not sound very reassuring either. "Light secretarial" ... sheesh!!! sounds like they are looking for an administrative assistant(i.e. secretary type), not an executive.>> Why would you assume that is an ad for an executive position? That is an administrative assistant position - combination IT and business experience, with good communication skills - college grad with perhaps 3-4 years job experience. Nothing in the ad indicates management responsibilities at all.

To: Phil Rosten who wrote (8592)	5/5/1998 11:31:00 PM
From: WebDrone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42804

Phil, I feel the frustration, too. When I pulled up the MRVC Quote today, I laughed out loud at $25 1/2. And why not? The company is just the same as it ever was- no, better! Hopes are higher, and disapointments more bitter. I still expect to see us test $29 again soon. I tend to do a lot of web surfing- looking for info on companies. I have learned a lot about VPN and VoIP at N+I. I learned about Bay's products, and Ascend's, and NN, and a host of small companies. MRVC IS HIDING IN THE WOODSHED. Obviously, all the positives we have can be interpreted as negatives. This is a fun stock, and I have been learning a lot. I hope to continue to make money on MRVC. Clearly, the limit as P approaches infinity of the fibonacci bitch factor (P(n-1)/P(N)), where P is the aggregate of griping posts on day n, is approaching the Golden Ratio. And you know what that means. ( :^)> Richard