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To: Chris O'Keefe who wrote (249)	8/6/1998 7:11:00 PM
From: RavenCrazy	Respond to of 1754

Dispelling words: Last tick was up (almost at the ask). We didn't go down today. Compared to some of my OTC stocks, we're not doing bad. BUT - I too want more. Raven, all ears

To: Chris O'Keefe who wrote (249)	8/6/1998 7:40:00 PM
From: Retaylor	Respond to of 1754

Chris, In response to your doubts and discouragement over the delay of the press release. First of all from working with attorneys, contracts can be a very delicate thing, all the correct wording has to be in place in case of future lawsuits, and in this case you probably also have patent attorneys involved also. Everything has to be by the book before it can be released. In regards to the company telling people over the phone that news will be out this week or next week. The company is new and probably a little over excited from the dealings that are going on which could cause them to speak out on estimated release dates when they should just stay quiet and let things happen. Besides I remember reading that no one is getting paid for there services right now and the prospect of some real money could cause them to be over excited. I am not invested in this company for month to month high returns right now. I am looking at it as a long term investment, and since it is a penny stock you are going to have ups and downs until contracts are signed and money starts flowing in. Remember this is a solution for the year 2000 we are still only in 1998. I think the word that will best apply to this situation is "PATIENCE". Best of luck to you, Retaylor