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To: My Father's Son who wrote (9535)	1/22/1999 10:24:00 AM
From: RODNEY R. BORDELON	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 10786

Dennis, Please, give me a break. I'm just having fun with all of you, lord knows I've made a fortune on this stock a few times. What really sucks is the volatility of this stock. Everyone has there own agenda, as do I. The market makers are the real winners here. Also, a few of the companies enemies happen to be very powerful and can push this stock around with the help of market makers. Bob has done a great job with this company. Look at all of the competition, Bob has hands down performed better than all of them. The problem is two fold; market makers and disappointing compliance/results in the y2k business. If someone would have told me ALYD would be at $10 at this ime, I would have laughed in there face. Bob is taking this company into the new millennium without y2k. He realizes the y2k has been disappointing, to say the least so far, and wants to make sure the company survives after 2002. This is not to say the company will not get much y2k business in the next couple of years, but Bob will position this company for the future. Bob takes this responsibility seriously, and will succeed as he has done in the past. This thread has been very negative to Bob, has been very rude in every way, and everyone here has its own agenda. So, if you have a problem with my last post, SO WHAT. Rodney