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To: Bruce Hoyt who wrote (10099)	6/27/1998 3:15:00 PM
From: taxgun	Respond to of 19109

bruce...take my title, please hahahahahahaha i have to go to a wedding today at 1pm, and it is hotter than blazes out there...i dont know how hot blazes is, but it is at least 90 today...and i sweat when i drink alcohol, so i guess it's iced tea today <g> the long island variety jajajajajajaja i emailed dave e., to see how he is doing, but havent heard back yet...i dont know if he is up and computering (a new term :)) or not ! well, time to put some clothes on (okay carol and foxy, you can stop gawking now hahahahahah) oh yeah, one more thing..i heard on the news that if a woman has pain, sex helps ...so, does that mean next time my wife has a headache, i can ----- hahahahahaha she has the pain, i take the pill ?? hahahaha (i aint kidding) jp

To: Bruce Hoyt who wrote (10099)	6/27/1998 3:16:00 PM
From: RJK	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 19109

All - I just looked at this stock for the first time and find one thing to be very curious - Why would a company (ECC) that has developed an advanced technology to reduce auto emissions sell out to a company that writes software? Surely if ECC's technology works, it would have significantly more value to a major player in the emissions control industry than it has to a tiny software firm. IMHO, if ECC's technology could replace the catalytic converter in all new cars, it would be marketed to other companies in the industry, and would be worth a bundle.