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To: Greenie who wrote (1382)	10/4/1998 10:06:00 AM
From: recycle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2393

Greenie, I personally haven't given up hope on post season yet. Last year they didn't announce the contract until the 10th, after the NLCS was already using them. It may be futile at this point but it's all we got. Go back and read the post in the 500's, there sure was a lot of excitement this time last year. I had to laugh at one post you made about some selling at .65, you said " who would sell at .65"? Of course now we know it was someone smarter then both of us. Just trying to lighten up a bad situation. recycle

To: Greenie who wrote (1382)	10/6/1998 9:26:00 AM
From: Dick Lee	Respond to of 2393

Greenie: I still have 20,000 shares, so there is some reason to stick around. I've tried everything to get management off their duffs to no avail using every approach imaginable. Nothing has worked to date. My bottom line conclusion is they need a "best in class" salesman who can cut through all the red tape and close a deal. It doesn't have to be the whole enchilada, but there has to be a deal. When I say "best in class", I mean someone who has the ability to stick to it without being offensive, exceptional social skills and the ability to convince FOX or whoever, that this is a "no brainer" for them. Based on the results, we do not have such an individual. Mike Russo needs to step up the plate and hire a top notch salesman/saleswoman and close the deal. Retired baseball players are not the answer. There are some people who have the skills we are looking for but they are a very rare bread. Dick