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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Omicron Technologies (OGPS) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Sportfish who wrote (670)	12/16/1999 9:07:00 PM
From: Jim Bishop	Respond to of 830

I've tucked it away in the hang onto for a few months account. If it drops far enough, I'll add.

To: Sportfish who wrote (670)	12/17/1999 4:37:00 AM
From: Jim Bishop	Respond to of 830

Sfish, it's time to flog someone, that's for sure. Best to go to the top. I see no filing. Not good! Time for all involved, to put up, or shut up IMO at least as far as what is said. I have a lot of confidence in all I met, at the open house, but guys, if you're not POSITIVE about something, then keep it quiet, until you are. Sac, I respect all you do and say, but my two cents, FWIW even tho' a lot of what I hear, is hearsay, is keep it down, until you are positive, don't give timelines, unless you KNOW for sure. Jas - investornewz - still don't work for me, for real time, I can't even sign on, my system??? yours?? dunno, all I know, is it don't work. Regards, hmmm, guess a guy should get a couple hours nappy, before the news scans, and the open.

To: Sportfish who wrote (670)	12/17/1999 11:19:00 AM
From: Jim Bishop	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 830

Email update from OGPS, thanks Gary. Check the bottom, re the filing. -------------- Organization: Omicron Technologies X-Mailer: GoldMine [4.00.9626] Through its platform independent services and branded service packages, IRC intends to transform the traditional car radio and new automotive telematics units (eg Auto PC) into a major e-commerce and Internet portal, providing revenues to the company and its partners in the broadcast, music, consumer products, and related travel and safety industries. The underlying delivery of IRC's services is its satellite-based RadioSat network which allows for cost effecient broadband distribution of interactive services. The systems and products developed by IRC stand at the intersection of several major economic trends: the paradigm shift underway in broadcast radio (14,000 radio Web sites in just the last year); the explosion of e-commerce (estimated to be $500 billion by 2003), the rise of mobile internet (74 million Web-enabled devices predicted by 2004), the rise of telematics ($16 billion in sales estimated by 2004, according to Juniper Communications, 1999, Strategis Group, 1999)-- the consequence being an unparalleled opportunity to provide data services to vehicle-based consumers. Through its use of RadioSat system, both Interactive Radio and Interactive Telematics are uniquely positioned to service this market. To the extent there is competition, it comes from cell-based mobile Internet providers (via cell phone or PDAs). However, these mobile services are not integrated with broadcat radio, have higher bit-cost prices and can not be integrated into vehicle specific services (autotrack, Mayday, vehicle diagnosis). Further, IRC holds three patents on the interactive feature of the RadioSat system. Update on filing: The filings are now between the lawyer and an Edgar filing company. As soon as they are posted and available for viewing on Edgar, we will make an announcement.