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To: Albert Mou who wrote (10642)	9/2/1998 5:56:00 PM
From: Mama Bear	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 42804

Albert, the insiders sold $7.15 millon (2 insiders)and $3.575 million (1 insider) bought back $233,500 (2) and $116,500 8 months later. It was 500,000 shares sold, 25,000 shares repurchased (in aggregate). I think it's you who's twisting the truth to be seen as positive. biz.yahoo.com Barb

To: Albert Mou who wrote (10642)	9/3/1998 6:17:00 PM
From: Cube	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 42804

Albert, In the interest of fairness, you must ask yourself a question. The four days of trading just prior to the news release, is something I would like you to look at. If you have charting software, notice that each day was a down day on very significant volume. Then on 8-27-98 the price dropped over 2 1/2 points on over a million shares and no news. This is a CLASSIC pattern of insider dumping before a major negative news release. How else would you explain that kind of a price drop on that kind of volume with absolutely no news! Of course, just after the market closed, the news was released and the rest is history. This management has contempt for its shareholders and that is why I was short. I've been burned badly before by this type of activity, and now, sadly, so have you. Learn from it. Never forget it. Hope that doesn't sound too unfair. Cube