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To: Suzanne Newsome who wrote (29899)	6/2/1999 10:24:00 PM
From: Zeev Hed	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 44908

Suzzane, slow down, in the last SECdocument there were 17 MM share escrowed and the same document mentioned that 2 MM shares were released to the PP (if memory serves), same document was quite clear that said 17 MM shares were not outstanding the same document had a count of 80 MM share (and I presume that count already included the 2 MM shares released), I assumed that since then those left over 15 MM shares were "released" and became outstanding, if it is not the case, would you not want to know how between may 7 and may 29 the count went up by 15 MM shares?. As for the shares increasing by only 4 MM since 1/1/99, it is contraindicated from the SEC documents that states quite clearly that on 12/31/98 there were 64,972,000 shares outstanding, unless of course, all the difference was issued on January 1st (and the SEC document would have stated that as well, it did not). The 80 MM shares are cited first on P-5 of the SB-2 dated, I believe May 7, 1999. Suzzane, why is it important to you to qualify me as a "big time, high falutin financial expert", can't we discuss these matters in a rational matter of factly way? Have I ever used any derogatory language toward you? Have I attempted to characterize your postings in any denigrating way? Why is it necessary? Sit in front of the mirror and ask yourself sincerely, why is it you find it necessary to act in this manner. Sincerely, Zeev