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To: Silicon Trader who wrote (4571)	11/5/1998 11:35:00 AM
From: george eberting	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7701

Some of us had an opportunity to stop the short term dilution but we didn't so. It's a little like learning to high dive. There are platforms at several different elevations above the water. The first one is pretty easy. The next one a bit scarier. By the time you get to the third level you're totally unwilling to make the leap. So it was with those of use who have already put a LOT of money into the shares of this company. We were afraid the next level of contribution might "kill" us. GE

To: Silicon Trader who wrote (4571)	11/5/1998 11:52:00 AM
From: EZ	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7701

I know for a fact that trying to stop the dilution has not worked and thats why i have stopped,bought shares with a 1 year hold as did others and now have a loss on these with no liquidity available,bought shares from Gagel to help stop dilution and this has not worked another loss!Where do you draw the line?I have 65k invested trying to stop dilution not to mention all the other shares i bought on the open market..How can you expect people to continue to help stop dilution when its not working?I have done all i can do,I have not sold any,I have given the co. working capital and still no results.I am glad the co. is trending up,but the stock price needs to be addressed before it is to far down to attract anybody including current shareholders.It would be nice to have some updates posted on the web site once and a while also.....EZ...I still believe in what the possibilities can be but i believe the road we are on needs some repair! JMO P.S. I sure hope our casino with TB wasnt effected by the flooding around them!Whos insurance would pay for such a loss,and would loss of earnings also be covered?