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To: Dick Lee who wrote (18389)	5/21/1998 1:37:00 PM
From: JIN CHUN	Respond to of 27968

Dick, from the conversation that I had with her today, it was nothing of her doing. FAMH was her client, and she had to abide to the format that the client wanted. She assured me that it put her in an awkward situation, since it is an anomly(the format) with the way she conducts other CC's. She also assured me that the form of the CC's would be dramatically different, and more to the questions of the shareholders and our concerns. It's hard to defend a company sometimes with no ammunition, and I think that she has been given the armory. The press releases were also not done by her. She told me that they will be more formal and professional in the future. Things have a real chance of turning around, and she as well as Arif and Malinoff know this. They know what they have to do, let's see if they do it. They've got my support. Jin.

To: Dick Lee who wrote (18389)	5/21/1998 1:37:00 PM
From: DSPetry	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27968

I am listening to the CC replay at this time... I wanted to listen with an open mind.. Here is my opinion.... Anna - You talk to much...ask a question, introduce the people on the CC, and then LISTEN to them...you often cut them off with your rambling when they have something to say. you cut Arif off when he was going to give us an update on IRA, and he got 2 words in. ASK A QUESTION, then listen.. We listen to your voice 80% of the time...you should be heard 20% !!!! Dave