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To: dave brown who wrote (25811)	11/27/1998 12:13:00 AM
From: R. Murphey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27968

Dave: SEC doesn't need to be at the meeting, they just need to follow the company statements and take action based on the pervasive trail of deceit. Re: "Restrictions" I seem to recall, there may be a two(2) year restriction for shares, issued to officers, of new securities. Of course, if this is the fact here, it only applies to folks who play by the rules. Sorry I don't have the references, at hand, to clarify this belief. Hopefully, someone else can elaborate on this point. Here is part of an answer: nasdaq.com Notice how a two year restriction, from original issuance, would neatly coincide(+/-) with the significant balloon payment now, reportedly due on the Myriad deal. Things could get "interesting", as the Chinese curse says, IMHO.