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To: Rich Kaiser who wrote (593)	11/2/1999 4:19:00 PM
From: Ben Marfield	Respond to of 619

what wonderful news! a large firm is paying Lenox to haul away garbage. The trash may at some time may be used in particleboard. In relation to wood pallettes, we have seen "positive results," which could mean ... well, the sky's the limit. You may recall that one of the important Lenox products was supposedly a formaldehyde-free resin for use in wood. Now we realize that the addition of paint sludge will be good for office air quality. Lenox continues to improve its product line. best of all, the firm has been able to buy down the number of shares to under 3 million. instead of trying to manipulate the market, the folks at Lenox could provide goods and services that improve people's lives. Or maybe -- outside of HiCon -- the folks at Lenox can do no such thing.

To: Rich Kaiser who wrote (593)	11/15/1999 11:34:00 PM
From: Ben Marfield	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 619

Warren Buffett is famous for candor, honor, integrity, realism -- these make wealth possible. Fantasy and lies lead to financial and legal devastation. Is the annual report going to be a slick job, full of praise for the remarkable progress the company has made during the last year? Or is the company going to speak candidly about what was PROMISED in 1998 (wood, foam, foundry) and what was NOT achieved? If the company wants to come clean, let it produce an inexpensive annual report, a stapled series of papers that gives a thorough appraisal: o What happened in fiscal year 1999, really o What is the product line o What is the business plan If the annual report reflects a TOTAL integrity of the Warren Buffett kind, shareholders should hold their fire at least until the Spring, for they will have reason to believe that improvement is possible. If the words continue to show a happy face, however, or are directed at attracting new fools, THEN is the time to use the Internet, the lawyers, and the Ontario Securities Commission to bring whatever legal restitution is possible. Rich Kaiser, as the firm's representative, please tell shareholders and potential investors what they can expect from the annual report. Will it be a work of integrity or another trash piece of short-term public relations?

To: Rich Kaiser who wrote (593)	7/12/2000 8:15:11 PM
From: Don Pueblo	Respond to of 619

My man! Are you being compensated by this company? Or by LMX resources (you started three threads) or by MKBY (three threads) or by anyone else? Please be truthful. Thanks in advance. Oh, I almost forgot. Should I buy some AIRP right now? TLC advertisement: law.uc.edu

To: Rich Kaiser who wrote (593)	7/15/2000 10:49:25 AM
From: Don Pueblo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 619

Dude, you understand that if you are being paid to promote, you have to disclose it, right? So are you being paid? You need to answer up on this. Your posts look like paid tout posts. advertisement: fireball300.com