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To: BONZ who wrote (7570)	6/11/1998 5:11:00 PM
From: MB	Respond to of 10903

A representative from Janis called me this afternoon and I told her exactly what I posted above. She sounded surprised about this and seemed apologetic and told me that she would notify Jim about it. I told her that Jim was aware of the problem and I probably wouldn't be the last one she'd hear it from. I'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought that their behavior was absolutely ridiculous. Hopefully everything went well in Toronto today. Bonz - I'm doing the same thing you're doing, accumulating on dips, gradually adding to my position, waiting for this to explode...

To: BONZ who wrote (7570)	6/11/1998 7:16:00 PM
From: J. Stone	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 10903

Personally, I don't feel it's in any way Janis's fault if an idiot or two shows up at a TPII investor presentation. Janis sends out invitations, and people come; it's that simple. In a perfect world, we'd have reps from Goldman, Sachs, Lehman Bros. and Warren Buffet and George Soros's respective houses sitting in the room listening to the merits of TPII, yet the fact is this isn't going to happen. And Janis has little control over who does eventually show up. The telephone conference call is a great case in point. We had some good questions - from both individual investors and people at great companies - yet we also had a few real freaks call in (such as the woman who rambled on, and on, and on at the beginning of the conference). And although they may have liked to, neither Paul or Bob could have hung up on the dumb-asses who called in. Open forums always attract those on the fringe of society. (My post here being an excellent example...<g>!) regards, JS