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To: Larry Panik who wrote (10842)	8/13/1998 4:23:00 PM
From: Michael D. Falkow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19109

First, I agree 100% on a shareholder's meeting. If this is not accomplished, the shareholders have no choice but to file a complaint with the SEC. Second, Tom, I'm still waiting to hear from you! Thanks, Michael

To: Larry Panik who wrote (10842)	8/13/1998 4:35:00 PM
From: echo	Respond to of 19109

Hi Doc, You are correct if you mean the shareholders now, at the time 6 people had 50 + percent of the stock and they were the shareholders by majority of the stock. I won't print names as I think you know who I speak off. I to would love to have a shareholders meeting the problem is there is no money for one at this time. To have a legal meeting we need a third party accounting firm to hold one and the best price we have gotten is $ 12,000.00 for all cost including mailings and reporting to the SEC. Plus we have the cost of a meeting place, we could do that in Denver as we have access to the university hall. I would be happy to chip in if we had a pot to raise this money, If anybody has any ideas how to do this another way under SEC rules we are wide open. As always I remain Sincerely yours; Thomas Simpson (With whiter teeth thanks to Larry)