Elder I appreciate your position on this Aliza thing(which is taking up far too muchtime considering probably only about 120 people in Portland bothered to read it). We probably would agree on alot of things including our mutual disdain for the cardinals. On this topic, I respectfully disagree. I get calls from reporters from time to time...they are last on my callback list. But I see your point...Brad could use it as a marketing opportunity. That presumes however that Brad is ready, willing and able to let the PBJ dictate the flow of information simply because Aliza needs a story. Neither of us really know what Brad does, and I realize it's pretty easy to flippantly say "nothing" in light of the shareprice. But we don't know and it's hard for me to imagine Brad sees Aliza as a priority. You also just conceded that she told you her article was incomplete because her paper imposes some arbitrary deadline for online stuff, and they need to put something in the paper. Well, that's fine for the PBJ and it's local market of casual readers in Portland. For me, a shareholder in a company she is writing about, I could care less about her deadlines or her paper. You have every right to be frustrated and angry, so does WHP and any other shareholder. I am frustrated too. That does not justify throwing Holy Water on an abysmal article or "daily news brief."
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