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To: JIN CHUN who wrote (17930)	5/18/1998 5:17:00 PM
From: Little Engine	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27968

Yes, please post Brad's response again. As I recall, he posted something that had nothing to do with the issue at all. Remind everyone of how senseless the answer was. A real knee-slapper, that post. It will be like "Jeopardy"... non-sensical answer first, then the question, which is... why wouldn't FAMH need a $4 bid to get listed on Nasdaq? Rule 4330(f) is very clear on this point. If a non-Nasdaq entity takes over a Nasdaq-listed company via merger, and plans to retain that company's Nasdaq listing, then the newly formed company has to comply with all rules for initial listing. If you form a new company, you get treated like a new company. It's plain, simple... and what I posted.