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To: Tom who wrote (33562)	8/16/1999 8:53:00 PM
From: REW	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

TSIG now has the ammunition to go forward. This placement gives them the funds needed to drive to November. It is also being designed to be shareholder friendly. We shall see soon. The account with Lifetime Learning is maturing nicely. The responses indicate at least 10,000 schools and an unknown quantity of Music Departments should participate. If the projection I put up as a standard works out as the minimun TSIG makes $24m from the schools alone. 10,000 schools selling an average of 600 MusicCards at $4.00 to TSIG gives $24m earnings. This should be attainable and likely low. If 7500 schools participate and yeild 800 MCs each. They would likely be stronger participants. TSIG would earn $24m. The Music Departments will be a more concentrated effort per department. They will have a set goal of revenue needed to accomplish the tasks required for their functions. If the Music Dept has traveling on their agenda, the requirement just went up. The parents will also drive the members to raise funds because they may have to help defer expenses--pay themselves. If 7,000 Music Departments participate and average 200 MCs with $4.00 to TSIG, gives $5.6m earnings. That only raises $1000 and bands are expensive. The 4-H clubs are much more closely knit due to the smaller memberships. The kids will know who is trying and who is not. The competition within the membership will cause them to go out and achieve. They also get no funding other than from fund raising. With the 4-H leadership ready to push for at least 1/3 participation, this would give 50,000 clubs working for TSIG to get the funds they need. If the clubs average 50 MusicCards each with TSIG getting $5, gives $12.5m earnings. 50 MCs done by a club only generates $250 to the club. I would think this would be light. Now add the TEMPO deal. 100m CDs at a dime each to TSIG gives $10m earnings. This can float the company and starts in Sept. Each deal done TSIG is involved in gives about $1/CD. By placing the company on a point, the additional funds required to attempt to accomplish a success of the smaller deals will not be expended. The plan is to achieve the revenue goals from the deals that show the best most solid returns. This makes sense to me due to the prior attempts of extending into areas not thought out properly causing the expenditure of funds needed to stay on course. Don't forget he has some other things coming to completion in a few weeks. Gordon has decided to maintain an effort to produce successful returns from those contracts that will have the highest probability of bringing the company into profitability. Why feed the contracts that won't? I like the selectivity. Bob