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To: Eric Somers who wrote (25170)	12/10/1999 4:01:00 PM
From: Lhn5	Respond to of 29386

FC Ubiquitous: I owned a lousy (being kind) stock called Cornucopia Resources since 1980's. They finally ran out of dough but did shell transaction and everse split a la Vancouver exchange style, and became Stockscape.com I don't own it anymore either, but believe me, if this 'start-up' needs FC, everyone on earth does (For Canadian stocks they have some decent info): Subj: Stockscape.com Announces Server Network Refurbishing Date: 12/10/99 10:34:57 AM Pacific Standard Time From: AOL News BCC: Lhn5 Stockscape.com Announces Server Network Refurbishing VANCOUVER, B.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 10, 1999--Stockscape.com Technologies Inc. (OTCBB:STKSF) is pleased to announce that the Company is refurbishing its server network to accommodate increased website traffic and activity. The expanded server network will provide a robust clustered storage, dual path, fully redundant system whereby all points of failures are backed up by a fail-over solution. The network will consist of Enterprise level Compaq Proliant servers, Compaq Fibre Channel Storage Clusters and ADIC online backup solution. The new server network will also facilitate future expansion, system flexibility and faster response times for online investors. The project is Y2K compliant and will be completed prior to December 31, 1999 at an installed cost of $239,000 Cdn. Stockscape.com is a leading online small cap investment portal featuring diverse investment communities including: free investment newsletters by North America's most influential financial writers on NewsStand Express, free stock quotations, free corporate videos on StockscapeTV and featured public companies. Online investors are encouraged to bookmark www.stockscape.com, NewsstandExpress.com and StockscapeTV.com. Stockscape.com Technologies Inc. trades on the NASD OTC Bulletin Board under the symbol STKSF. For more information contact Investor Relations, Tel: 604-687-0619 or 1-800-318-3094, Fax: 604-681-4170 or Email at invest@stockscape.com. For Customer Sales and Marketing contact an Account Manager: Tel: 604-688-3386 or 1-800-665-1755, Fax: 604-681-4170 or Email at info@stockscape.com. ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS (SIGNED) Andrew F. B. Milligan Andrew F. B. Milligan, President and CEO Stockscape.com Technologies Inc. CONTACT: STOCKSCAPE.COM TECHNOLOGIES INC. Telephone: (604) 687-0619 Facsimile: (604) 681-4170 Marketing: 1-800-665-1755 info@stockscape.com Investor Relations: 1-800-318-3094 invest@stockscape.com Announcement: America Online has added Reuters newswires to News Profiles. To add Reuters articles to your daily news delivery, go to KW: News Profiles and click on "Modify Your News Profiles." Then click "Edit" and add Reuters from the list on the left. To edit your profile, go to keyword NewsProfiles. For all of today's news, go to keyword News.

To: Eric Somers who wrote (25170)	12/10/1999 7:38:00 PM
From: Douglas Nordgren	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29386

Eric, in CRDS' case, the term Router signifies the function of bridging scsi to fibre channel and then routing the frames to a hub or switch, so technically it should be called a Bridging Router. Completely complementary to hub and switch products. A privately held competitor would be Chapparal (Systems, Networks?) headed by ex-Adaptec CEO after they dumped his FC initiatives. Douglas

To: Eric Somers who wrote (25170)	12/10/1999 8:17:00 PM
From: Douglas Nordgren	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29386

I love all this coverage of the burgeoning SAN market what with the hot IPOs generating a lot of heat for the sector. But in their coverage of the SAN story and the sky high IPO valuations, what every one of these analysts miss is the empirical fact that ANCR's stock price performance has surpassed every one of those hot issues. I bought a hypothetical $10,000 worth of every IPO at their opening day closing price and also bought a hypothetical $10,000 worth of ANCR stock at the same day closing price for head-to-head performance comparisons. The results to date are a clear statement of where the bang for the buck in this sector has been since May when BRCD was the first to IPO. ANCR-BRCD = 715% vs 508% (split adjusted) ANCR-ZOOX = 160% vs 1% ANCR-VIXL = 218% vs 0.1% ANCR-CRDS = 127% vs -0.3% ANCR-JNIC = 126% vs 67% ANCR-FNSR = 32% vs 9.5% A portfolio with $10,000 invested in each IPO ($60,000) YTD returns $58,000 or around 97%. A portfolio that bought $10,000 worth of Ancor stock instead of each IPO ($60,000) YTD returns $137,600 or around 240%. Clearly, ANCR is the hottest of this hot sector, and it's no secret anymore. Douglas