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To: Grashopper who wrote (9156)	12/12/1998 3:44:00 PM
From: Larry Brew	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10786

Larry Boy, 'From time to time' <gg> I will be posting the status of ALYD's life after 2000 and attempt to enhance investor confidence. It won't be a pump the post dialog, but rather an attempt to create a link between alyd's management and small investors like me that hang on the edge with a lightly loaded dump truck looking for a place to back it up. Was I defining "sex like Clinton does" with my "most fully automated" comment? We'll not exactly, but the definition's not important, it's the polling of 'head count' that matters. <gg> Larry

To: Grashopper who wrote (9156)	12/16/1998 3:34:00 PM
From: Larry Brew	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 10786

Larry Boy, << PARTING SHOT -- A SPECIAL POST FOR YOU >> Alyd's future venture in e-commerce has been a critical reason for me to either maintain or upside my position in ALYD. I've e-mailed Ogilvy and Tom Dudcick asking for direction in this area from Tom, and Ogilvy, as to their alliance with Alydaar. No responses. Attached is from Ogilvy's web site. It will be clear why it's of little importance to them to respond. Alyd's home page has no mention of their efforts into e-commerce and can only respond "it's in their future." So who's their customers? Below, from 'public affairs' on Ogilvy's web site. Communicating effectively to a SKEPTICAL audience can require the support of independent, third-party experts. The Public Affairs Practice can identify third parties who are POLITICALLY influential and have a STAKE in the issues. SHREWDLY managed, these individuals bridge the CREDIBILITY issue and refine a message for a SPECIFIC audience, helping a client advance its position through other voices. Larry