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To: trenzich who wrote (3071)	6/9/1998 10:49:00 AM
From: D.E. Shetland	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5743

I have the answer to your question and its very simple and straight forward and follows all GAAP procedures, contract law and the like. In fact, I'm surprised you're so confused and bothered by this and not confused and bothered by the wonderous Merkwerks, GIT and the balance sheet of ACRI. But seeing that you've never actually answered any question's posed to you. I would like to see you answer a few yourself first and not just by throwing out some red herring like you and your pals like to. Answer the questions. 1. What is the value of your bike? Also, if you can, please explain: 1. Why does the guiding light of Soundview, Mr. Browne sell out of Soundview and Acacia as soon as he can? 2. Why does Mr. Ching buy shares in companies off Acacia at clearly inflated prices and then sell them back (hummmmm....)? 3. If Acacia values their portfolio at circa. $20mil and that incorporates (one hopes) a proper value on future cash flows and funding commitments, how can one account for the next $60mil of market cap? 4. What do you think your beloved Acacia values their Merkwerks equity at on their balance sheet? 5. What is the value of the Soundview patent/license on the balance sheet of Acacia? How did they "value" it? What about the CombiMatrix and GIT IP? How is it valued, who valued it, what is it worth if there is clearly no identifiable potential of income as stated by Acacia themselves? I think you'll find out a few interesting things as you attempt to answer these questions. I know I did! So, where's the answers --I'm waiting. CASH-SUCKING.....FLLLLLLLLLUUUUUUUUSSSSSSHHHHHH! Ca-Ching: TZ time to cut another check: ACRI -$1.50.