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To: HEXonX who wrote (866)	5/8/1998 2:35:00 PM
From: Slim Pickens	Respond to of 2595

HEXonX, A quote from you last post: >>I hear in the SI grapevine that once an MS stock always an MS stock. No way to debunk that saying yet. :o(<< A quote from your profile: >>Don't ever F*** with another man's dreams! -Rutger Hauer<< Now, if the quote from the profile is part or you code of life, then take back the post. You can take it back by just saying you were mistaken. You might add that you believe that Araldica will debunk that saying. :o) Slim

To: HEXonX who wrote (866)	5/8/1998 2:44:00 PM
From: Matthew J. Landi	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2595

We at Araldica DON'T care about sayings, we have not dealt with MS since the time in question. If that is how people feel, that's fine, we all will laugh all the way to the bank when our shares trading price goes up....FROM OUR HARD WORK...NOT from MS' "pump and dump" tactics. [>>>If a company wanted to be excluded from the "MS" factor could they restrain "MS" legally from acting like an analyst?<<<....basically NO, its freedom of speech, unfortunately!] We can not stop him from talking about us or writing about us in his news letter. People have to do what they believe, I am not going to change their minds by writing here that we are no longer associated with MS. We parted company with Mark Schultz for two basic reasons: (i) his generally unfavorable reputation, and (ii) his inclination to exaggerate and/or misinterpret company information. Again, we are trying to associate the company ONLY with the most reputable of consultants, and have no interest in getting involved with people noted as promoters of any and all companies (that are willing to pay), regardless of their success or their potential. Araldica is better than that, and if we have to pay a short-term price, so be it!