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To: Rick Bullotta who wrote (30046)	4/5/1999 9:28:00 PM
From: Captain Jack	Respond to of 31646

Rick--- most of us are "hanging in there for now". Been around too long not to see it get a little better than it is now--- No one would have hung in there this long if they did not believe in the company. This part of your post needed made bold and sent to your friends "TAVA has absolutely done a HORRIFIC job of telling their story, and you'll get no argument or disagreement here. And until the past 6-8 months, they were still in limbo looking for a strategic focus moving ahead. I am confident that they have it, but am still bent that they don't know how to communicate it with the energy, enthusiasm, and bravado that you'll find with the executives many of the more "exciting" small caps." But for saying that you probably are a <short> too... ;-]

To: Rick Bullotta who wrote (30046)	4/5/1999 10:07:00 PM
From: waldemar cyranski	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 31646

Ric. when posting my comments to Threadneedler, I had not read your response to his comment, sorry.......however, I dont think THERE IS any excuse for TAVA management not doing something to get recognition...if they are THAT DUMB in their efforts of not seeing the damage they are/have created then they should be REMOVED from leadership!!! Whatever THEY think that their talents/skills are in running the company????obviously is not considered as TALENT or LEADERSHIP by anyone associated with the world of WALL STREET and the MEDIA that reports on business activity!!! There fore they remain INCOMPETENT and the stock remains a dog in the eyes of those on Wall Street that can make a difference!!! as for disclosure , I am neither a long or short, I just foolishly invested my IRA monies, 18,000 for 2000 shares ...thats 9 dollars a share, which is what TAVA should be moving up from if it really has the value that all the bullshit postings imply....my god, TAVA has more postings going on over NOTHING in one day that IBM has over something!!!!! So please, what ever your connection to the management.....???? tell them that its not beyond reason for us internet stockholders to try and form a coalition and raise hell with the way they are leading the company NO WERE in the eyes of Wall street.... Thank you,

To: Rick Bullotta who wrote (30046)	4/6/1999 12:38:00 AM
From: Patrese	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31646

Rick, I echo your sentiments. My brother is a process/control engineer in the Houston area and has had contact with the Tava offices there. From what he tells me, "they are going gangbusters". It appears that they are receiving a lot of spill over work from existing clients which means they are doing a successful job of leveraging any "y2k work" into more extensive projects. This says a lot about customer satisfaction with Tava. No one is pickier about who tinkers with their systems than the manufacturing sector, they have too much riding on the reliability of their systems. With regards to the press issue, engineers that deal with the manufacturing world tend to be ultra conservative, this seems to be spilling over in their communiques to the street. But, sooner or later that will be rectified. They seem to be following the "if we build it, they will come" approach. Patricia