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To: Jtuck who wrote (5682)	7/15/1999 11:19:00 PM
From: CAYMAN	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6467

ORGANIZING AGAINST THE PRESENT MANAGEMENT! by: ReformIsAlive YAHOO POST #1531 of 1533 It would be nice to read the news release in it's entirety however it appears that trading was only halted in BC and if that is the case it is very good news. Thermo Tech cannot dilute and the shares outstanding will remain stable. One of my real concerns was that if we garnered 200M shares then RB could have issued 200M more making our efforts futile and perhaps damaging to ourselves. It is best to wait for the smoke to clear with the release but it may be a windfall for organizing against the present management. Kim odcom@earthlink.net Posted: 07/15/1999 08:03 pm EDT as a reply to: Msg 1530 by shoe_string_98

To: Jtuck who wrote (5682)	7/16/1999 2:43:00 AM
From: Robert Pool	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6467

Jtuck, sorry I can't hand a cat never mind a heard of horses pulling a wagon.<g> It is unfortunate about the accident in Calgary. We lost a very good man from our town several years' back in a similar accident but it wasn't in Calgary. Very sad. :-( I also have thought about that meeting often. I really enjoyed it even meeting Larry L., and CAYMAN (such a sweet heart). It was a good time. As far as Trooper, the party thank goodness is just about to begin. But René won't be a part of that party. I don't think Trooper will ever get anything out of TT (not now anyway). It's to bad because it was a bonus that I was kind of counting on. I think that the rendering industry is a much better way for trooper to go as well as the other two projects they are working on. All three will be far more profitable percentage wise than TT's TMP's. At least we are now moving into PROVEN and KNOWN technologies worldwide. I will thank and say Hi to Glenn for you. Good luck to everyone. Robert Pool