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To: Milk who wrote (6157)	7/31/1998 1:12:00 PM
From: D LEE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6654

I "don't" think a preferred share gesture would compromise the value of the company in any way either Mike. In fact, it may define this as the bottom (time of least value) for any of the shares. The way i'm thinking (imo): present shares = present shell value new shares = CVIA's ammunition for a specific cause. the shell = a "now active company" ...and so, it is enhanced. "A credit to those who held the shares of the shell through quite a disaster of hidden abuse." (This enhancement is beyond the value of the new common shares.) The problem: A timely plan to make outstanding shares preferred must be properly blended with real progress. Real progress will not occur until the mode of business has been decided upon. The mode of business should be decided immediately. Which is one key reason why i suggest a simple, secure, and understandable solution which investors can readily identify with, putting all the vagueness and fancy dancing aside for those at the table. Last necessity.....the Board of Directors must be highly motivated...nothing less to avoid a game of musical chairs. re. #6158 Wow...does everybody feel so safe when your around, Mike? -g- I will echo that url: 209.67.31.6 assuring everyone that TA was Not Being Sheepish. I truly believe he did not want the e-mail address of an associate to be aired on the thread, that was all. And i think he spoke the true feelings of many. Dave