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To: JayPC who wrote (5935)	11/11/1999 7:54:00 PM
From: Phil(bullrider)	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 12823

To all: I sincerely appreciate all of the time you people spend posting to these threads. I can tell there are some very informed and well connected posters. For us that are attempting to follow the discussions, is there a thread that lists the acronyms and what they mean? Is there a place one could go to learn this? I mean, without being an industry insider. TIA for any responses. Have fun, Phil

To: JayPC who wrote (5935)	11/11/1999 8:00:00 PM
From: ftth	Respond to of 12823

Remember these guys from a few months back: ClearWorks.net gets the green light in Texas lw.pennwellnet.com By Susan Fogarty, Online Editor ClearWorks.net (Houston, TX) has signed an Interconnection Agreement with Southwestern Bell Telephone Company for the delivery of dial tone to ClearWorks.net's Texas customers. This agreement finalizes the last step necessary to allow ClearWorks.net to be a complete local exchange carrier in the state of Texas. ClearWorks.net provides fiber to the home for the delivery of bundled digital services including high-speed Internet connectivity, dial tone, digital multi-channel video, on-demand video rental, home automation, and closed-circuit security. The Interconnection Agreement will provide ClearWorks.net the ability to exchange call traffic between the ClearWorks.net and the rest of the public switched telephone network in Texas. "The interconnection agreement is not restricted to just the areas where we are delivering bundled digital services," says Michael McClere, ClearWorks.net's chief executive officer. "The agreement lets us deliver dial tone to any resident or business in the state of Texas. So it's a very, very significant event." ClearWorks.net is one of the first companies to complete the signing of the Texas 2A Interconnection Agreement, and will begin delivering dial tone immediately, says McClere. ClearWorks.net is targeting upscale housing developments, beginning in the Houston area. The company recently went live in its first community of 2700 residents, Canyon Gate at North Point. "We are 100% deployed and have 100% of all homeowners at Canyon Gate at North Point as subscribers. We are deploying infrastructure right now at all of the other Canyon Gate communities, totaling 10,000 homes," says McClere. The company will be expanding next into San Antonio, located in Bexar County, which was identified by a 1998 census report as one of the fastest growing counties in Texas. "We are going by market data that identifies the fastest growing new residential development markets in the country," McClere explains. "We have a short list of cities that we want to expand to, including Denver, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Atlanta, San Diego, and a couple different sites in Florida, including Tampa, Orlando, and Miami." ClearWorks.net already has begun the process to acquire Interconnection Agreements in targets for expansion. "We've submitted the appropriate paperwork to accomplish in Nevada what we have in Texas right now," says McClere. "We've done it in Arizona, Florida, and some other states that we desire to expand into. That's just getting our ducks in a row in order to be able to expand quickly in those states and be successful once we're there."

To: JayPC who wrote (5935)	11/11/1999 10:58:00 PM
From: Me-myself-I	Respond to of 12823

Jay, get in early Tommorrow will take this up to $1.50 canadian IMHO. All that has happened in the past two weeks is because of an announced contract with a mystery OEM, and speculation of XM radio announcing a major contract (as much as 50 million US) this coming monday. (Why would they need a OEM if they have no one to buy thier products?) No news release has been issued, therefore I would have to say, that coupled with the publicity they will surely get, (papers such as CDN National Post, Globe and MAIL) regarding todays action, 7.3 million shares traded and over 1100 trades, should make for a early gap and strenth to $1.50. I Know that for y'all down south those kind of numbers are not much but up here north of the 49th parallel, well them there kind of numbers generate a whole lot of interest. My long term prediction 6mths $5, two years $20-$30 and I ain't just whistling dixxy. Best of luck Paul