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To: T A P who wrote (84)	7/10/1999 8:51:00 AM
From: lookin forward	Respond to of 203

TAP, "if and when" now that's how to install confidence. Tell me true, why would a person go to aaamall when he can type in the name of the company or product he is looking for and go directly to their site? I read a report the other day that stated that portal sites were on the way out. It stated that today's internet users are becoming quite savvy with the way of the web and most times will go directly to the site they are looking for. If this is true (it is the way I do things on the net ) then won't the usefulness of sites such as aaamall be limited ? R.M.

To: T A P who wrote (84)	7/15/1999 12:38:00 PM
From: T A P	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 203

T A P just spoke with Mr Tilton and was told additional paperwork was just obtained from FDA to expidite Tracker FDA approval and things should be underway soon. The CD rom game continues to make progress and is expected to be completed by September if not sooner and talks with game distributors are underway. The 3-D game based on the Sea Eye Technology is expected to retail for $29 and if it is a hit amongst game players could sell anywhere from 500K to 1 mil copies first year as other popular titles have. The cost to company to make and package the game is approx. $2 so the profit margin is high. Also most importantly Mr Tilton has been in talks with NASD and expects to be giving shareholders a status update next week on the TIPS dividend and believes the shareholders who stuck it out will receive TIPS shares soon. Mr Tilton expresses his apology for dividend delay but wants all shareholders to know that he firmly believes that those who stick with TNRG/TIPS will see their reward with such developments as CD 3-D rom game and others that are on the drawing board that he hopes to accomplish once he gets the dividend paper work finalized. He knows how important it is to get this done first especially when other developments he is working on concern TIPS as well as TNRG as well as the concern shareholders have expressed in regards to delay of dividend etc T A P has received 700K shares of TNRG and 1 mil shares of TIPS from the company for services provided for a period of 1 year. For a complete write-up on TNRG/TIPS and other Turn Around Picks and free membership go to T A P profile for url.