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To: campe who wrote (4895)	5/13/1998 1:03:00 PM
From: campe	Read Replies (6) \| Respond to of 6654

Lurker Post - received by e-mail ------------------------------------------------------- REALITY CHECK CVIA is a shell with $500,000 in the bank. Jack Arnold is a local pharmacist who was left holding the bag when the former CVIA Board of Directors left. Jack had a choice, let the chips fall where they may and lose his investment (and ours) or dig down deep and try to salvage CVIA with a considerable amount of sweat equity. Luckily, Jack chose the latter. Through Jack's efforts, a candidate for a merger was found and a business plan was entered into. Now, that Jack has gone to all of this effort over the past ten months, we (the shareholders) have decided that we don't like the deal. Well, it is my opinion, that had Jack not gone to all of this effort, there would be no deal. Where were we when he was trying to find a business for CVIA? Where were we when he was trying to find a company interested in a shell? Where were we when he was working both jobs and trying to make something of CVIA? And his reward for all of his efforts? SEC scrutiny, lawyers, angry phone calls and messages, abusive posts, etc.. I just ask one questions. Given the above, would you go through what he has? Just some food for thought. -------------------------------------------------------