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To: SusieQ who wrote (4586)	8/19/1999 6:25:00 PM
From: Ron logo	Respond to of 5803

ONEF check this one out!! At current price this stock is a steal. Check out there site at www.onefamily.com, there products are excellent. onefamily is definitely trading at the bottom of the range. IMO today starts the upward trend. Take a look you will like what you see. Best of luck with all your investments. Kind regards............RON

To: SusieQ who wrote (4586)	8/21/1999 7:58:00 PM
From: Spark	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5803

Hi bad girl...I know you're in the big city...hope you get this before the open.... FHTV - All us characters at the House believe that Jeff (Stealth dude)..has found a stock that will be a 40 bagger!!!! We feel this one will be very big by the end of September the deal is done....have a good look at the below SGYT is now FHTV... 2 April 1999 FISHER TELEVISION IN JOINT VENTURE WITH CHINA NATIONAL FOREIGN TRADE CORP MACAU, China, April 2 /PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ -- FISHER TELEVISION COMPANY, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: SGYT) announced today that it has entered into a Letter of Intent agreement with QVC, Inc. to add QVC to the FISHER TELEVISION COMPANY programming lineup in 1999. FISHER TELEVISION COMPANY is the China's leading direct broadcast satellite service with more than 25.1 million subscribers. QVC is the world's preeminent electronic retailer marketing a wide variety of brand name products in such categories as home furnishing, licensed products, fashion and beauty, electronics and fine jewelry. FISHER TELEVISION COMPANY additionally has signed a joint venture agreement with China National Commercial Foreign Trade Corporation (CCFT) last week in Beijing a state-owned foreign trade enterprise directly trades the Ministry of Internal Trade. "This joint venture will allow FISHER TELEVISION COMPANY access to products inside China and as well as all the 48 countries or regions which China National has established business relations," said William Fisher, President. QVC will automatically be added to six FISHER TELEVISION COMPANY programming packages in the last quarter of 1999. "QVC is recognized nationwide for its innovative programs and products and the addition of QVC to FISHER TELEVISION COMPANY programming packages truly enhances the value of our lineup," said William Fisher, President. "FISHER TELEVISION COMPANY subscribers will soon be able to experience QVC products and enjoy the shopping convenience offered by the FISHER TELEVISION COMPANY network." FISHER TELEVISION COMPANY trades on the NASDAQ electronic BB under the symbol (SGYT). For more information please contact: Vanessa Tarn, 853-711-123, Public Relations, Macau, China OR James Young, or Steve Nocito, 212-308-5361 SOURCE FISHER TELEVISION COMPANY, Inc. CONTACT : VANESSA TARN, 853-711-123, PUBLIC : RELATIONS, MACAU, CHINA, OR JAMES : YOUNG, OR STEVE NOCITO, 212-308-5361, : ALL FOR FISHER TELEVISION COMPANY, : INC. DATE OF RELEASE : APRIL 2, 1999 RELEASED BY BERNAMA PRWIRE MALAYSIA*GLOBAL

To: SusieQ who wrote (4586)	8/23/1999 12:15:00 AM
From: D. RUTTER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5803

NEW INVESTORS**MUST READ*********** reposted from yeasterday Feature Article on DRGI in todays Raleigh News&Observer!! Angling for piece of housing pie A Cary developer and a penny stock company find room for another North Raleigh community. By DUDLEY PRICE, Staff Writer RALEIGH -- Cary developer Mike Matheny and a Florida penny stock company, which emerged recently from bankruptcy reorganization, want to build an upscale golf-course community with as many as 1,600 homes in the Falls River area in North Raleigh. The question of whether they can succeed is nearly as big as their plans. Diversified Resources Group of Sarasota, Fla., and Matheny Development of Cary have contracted to buy 607 acres bounded by Falls of the Neuse, Durant and Dunn roads. The tract is just north of the 600-acre Falls River subdivision that East West Partners of Chapel Hill began developing in 1996. The 607-acre site is owned by PCF Falls, an investment group headed by apartment magnate David Falk Sr. PCF Falls bought the land in November for $9.5 million from Duke Management. Diversified Resources plans to close on the property in December and is planning a mix of apartments, townhouses and single-family homes priced from $200,000 to $400,000, as well as retirement housing, a commercial area and 200-room hotel, offices and a championship golf course, according to company news releases. The project would begin next year, be built over five years and bring in an estimated $5 million a year in profits from land sales, the company said. Diversified Resources said it has contracted with Westminster Homes, a division of Washington Homes, to buy 300 single-family and multi-family building lots valued at more than $15 million, and has an agreement with Ocean Golf Group to buy the golf-course property and hotel site for $2 million. Diversified said it also has a letter of intent from Drucker & Falk, the Triangle's largest apartment management and development company, to buy land for 800 apartments in the project. According to the Diversified Web site, it has commitments from national tract builders for the remainder of the property. But will it happen? Neither Matheny nor Diversified officials could be reached for comment. Several people active in Cary's real-estate community said it would be Matheny's largest project in this region. They said Matheny, who has been made director of real estate for Diversified Resources, has developed smaller projects in Cary such as Heritage Pines, a 96-acre, adults-only community on Carpenter Upchurch Road; Ivy Creek, a 150-townhome project off Kildaire Farm Road; and a townhouse project on about 18 acres at the Preston development. And Diversified Resources only emerged from a Chapter 11 reorganization on July 13. The company, which had filed for bankruptcy protection in September 1997, said it had reduced nearly $6 million in debt to less than $500,000 but had assets of only $42,576. The company, which formerly operated under the name Data 1 Inc., was founded in 1984 and has offered a variety of products and services, including a marketing operation for MCI, computer chips and sports marketing for NASCAR. It now sells electronic batteries and a saliva-based HIV screening test. The company changed its name to Diversified Resources in May, the same month it paid its president and chief operating officer $100,000 for his resignation. Two months later, the vice president of finance received the same buyout. According to an audit done in June by Jones, Jensen & Co., a Salt Lake City accounting firm, Diversified "essentially has reverted to the status of a start-up company." Diversified Resources apparently is banking on the North Raleigh land deal along with its battery sales and HIV tests to raise its stock price. Over the past year, its shares have fluctuated from a high of 29.5 cents to a low of 1.5 cents and closed Friday at 9 cents, up .9 cents from the day before. Shares are traded on the OTC Bulletin Board, an electronic quotation service. In an Aug. 6 news release, Diversified Resources said it was in the process of filing documents to be listed on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange and that one requirement was having a minimum share price of $5.