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To: William Routhier who wrote (7676)	7/11/1998 1:10:00 AM
From: Jim TenIron	Respond to of 8242

This is so long term for me, I only sold enough at 8+ to recoup and make a little profit. Other than that, this is a good solid company going places IMHO. News soon. But...why sell a winner. Growth is the name of the game here. A very solid investment I believe.

To: William Routhier who wrote (7676)	7/11/1998 4:49:00 PM
From: Seal	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8242

Thank you, William Routhier! Couldn't agree with you more, took the words right out of my mouth! PNLK and Glenn cannot keep some posters on this thread happy. Either the posters are aggravated because there is no news, or they are aggravated because the news, in their eyes, was not sufficient and sometimes moot. Curiousity killed the cat. Give this company and those associated with it time to deliver what they have promised. By all means questions are encouraged and they deserved to be answered, but not when the question has been answered a dozen times already. Why do some continually ask why the media campaign has not started in full force, even though the press release on June 8 specifically stated that it would not start until Phase 2 was complete. It also gave the target date for the media campaign in July/August. Ask questions by all means, but when those questions are answered, read them and move on. Since I am a long-term shareholder of PNLK, I guess I don't share the concerns of some. But I can tell you that I would certainly be worried if a start-up company was more concerned with the price of their stock than with the quality of product they want to deliver. JMO. A relaxing, rainy day in Oklahoma.