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To: Tommy Hicks who wrote (4788)	11/1/1998 9:00:00 AM
From: Paul Davis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9440

Stockmate, Leave Mr. GaBard alone! All of us here make our own decisions concerning stocks. If not, then we should not be here. No one held a gun to your head to buy or sell a stock. So therefore, either live with it or shut the "Frontdoor"! Understand. Have a nice day! Later, PS. Let's TRY to stop slamming on SI and discuss issues like professionals. Thanks!

To: Tommy Hicks who wrote (4788)	11/2/1998 8:45:00 AM
From: Nescom	Respond to of 9440

Tommy: If you believe that Gabard mentioning this stock BLHG is the complete reason for the rise in price you are wrong. This stock had been posted on many sites and Ed Meyers including WallStreet West website which incidentally had a disclaimer of compensation on their website. Guess thats why the SEC did't snag them in their raid. I invested into BLHG back when it was on the rise. I guess their deals never came completely through the pipe. The last I heard about them is that they would be behind in any orders they were to be filling that would explain something of the current price. In manufacturing how can you hope to maintain customers if your behind in the line. So my thoughts are that they lost a lot of investors confidence. Go DD this guy all the way back on the BLHG thread a lot of people communicated with the company and had high hopes for this stock. I never have understood people who enjoy needling others for a stock price. Nescom out-