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To: Ga Bard who wrote (2574)	5/25/1998 12:25:00 AM
From: DrMedina1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9440

The great thing about ALYA's products is that they are Y2k compliant. No ifs -- they were built that way from the start. ALYA has no competition, and an 18-month lead over any potential entrants. As many building owners discover that their systems won't or don't work right in the new millennium, ALYA's challenge will be to handle the orders. They are running flat out already.

To: Ga Bard who wrote (2574)	6/2/1998 11:58:00 AM
From: DrMedina1	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9440

The real world is beginning to discover ALYA! Two newsletters in two days! The one you just sent out, Bard, is from Ian Fletcher. I'm familiar with this guy. His last stock was NUKE, which tripled and held most of it. Fletcher really makes the point well about ALYA's Y2K compliance. As a building owner, you really don't want your security system arguing with itself about what century it is when the bad guys come to your house. Y2k is going to come increasingly to the forefront of the public consciousness over the next 12 months. It may not be good for everybody, but it certainly will for ALYA. Guess I might as well step into the light as the author of the Y2k post this one responds to. I just sent it to you as an EM, Bard, for your general edification -- I had no idea you were going to put it up. But I am a professional inventor with 12 patents to my credit, over half of which are in the computer-related fields. You can search on Mitchell Medina as inventor here patents.uspto.gov to get the list, but you won't find number 12, which will issue on June 16. The point is not to blow my own horn, but to communicate that I know what I'm talking about. Every modern building is computerized. The sky is the limit for ALYA as owners begin to realize they've really got a problem. There is no competitive system -- a real unfair advantage. All potential competitors are at least 18 months behind -- wooops, too late for Y2k. Motorola knows this, and so has entered into a joint development agreement with ALYA. Sorry this post is long. Sometimes -- really, always -- you gotta know more about a stock than its symbol. ALYA -- a great long-term buy and hold. Even better, you'll see some very gratifying results in the very near future.