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Dec 10 3:59 PM EST

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To: Humblefrank who wrote (14631)	4/27/1997 1:57:00 AM
From: Humblefrank	of 50808

I found that post on the Investor's Network >>>Subj: Re:C-Cube Date: 97-04-26 11:23:17 EDT From: MrBig44824 major positive announcement coming within weeks-- will skyrocket after disclosure--relating to new gov. contract on NEW compression system-->>>> This is his profile. I don't know what to make of it. Member Name: steve Location: MORGANVILLE, NJ USA Birthdate: 4-25-48 Sex: Male Hobbies: art{19th&20th cent. amer.} Computers: 486 clone Occupation: art Personal Quote: whats another name for theasourus>>> I don't know what the government would want to compress? I remember in the "Fantastic Voyage" by Issac Azomov they compressed some people to go in some important person's head to unclog some brain damage. He mentioned that the government would like to be able to shrink armies so they could move them around easier. Maybe this is the new Cube technology. Seriously, there was a segment on Inside Addition the other day about the cameras in police cars. I have a friend who has one of these in his car and he loves to show me tapes. Once his partner actually rammed a getaway car from behind and then when it crashed they shot the guy. He had held up a liqueur store, but I didn't know cops would ram you from behind like that. Anyway, these cameras are very popular and inside addition said there are something like 5,000 of them now at $3,000 each. Interest is expanding rapidly and other branches of government like the fire dept. want them. Maybe other branches would like them too? I wonder if this is a potential market for Cube? I remember a segment in Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451" where the cops are chasing someone and everybody's watching it on TV and helping to catch the criminals. Looks like we're getting close to some of these far out ideas. Interestingly, Mel Gibson wants to remake "Fahrenheit 451" soon. Maybe he'll buy some Cube too.

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