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To: Joe Copia who wrote (20925)	12/21/1999 7:43:00 PM
From: Dwayne Hines	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25711

Joe, we should have a spot on best picks for the new millennium. These, of course, are for a longer hold than just short term. My picks: EDIS - Earth Search Sciences; just acquired a satellite, have awesome contacts, and brand new technology and application. My estimate for price range in year 2000 is anywhere from $5 to $15. Latest news release : biz.yahoo.com Home page : earthsearch.com Second Pick is: NYRR - New York Regional Rail; own a monopoly in NYC area with railroad, working with Norfolk Southern; also have a sideline trucking concern which was generating $94k per month when they bought it in January; now bringing in $500K per month. NYRR has just filed the financials to become reporting company: biz.yahoo.com Home page = nyrr.com Final Pick = ABHH - American Banknote Holograph. This company was on the Trading on the New York Stock Exchange, then got into trouble for filing bad financials. Stock dropped from the $19 range, was delisted, and several of the head officers left the company. Stock dropped to around $1. However, the old pres. came back to run it, cut a lot of expenses, is preparing finanicals and getting ready to list on NASDAQ. MoneyCentral points out that Company is a producer of security holograms which should be really big in upcoming years; its products are used by about 125 customers in more than 25 countries. Ninety-five percent of its holograms are used in security applications -- providing counterfeiting protection for credit cards, ID cards, and documents, as well as making consumer and industrial products tamper-resistant. The remainder are used in packaging and promotional applications. American Bank Note Holographics' customers include MasterCard (about 45% of sales), Visa (nearly 25%), IBM, and agencies of the US and Chinese governments. All this stock has to do is to go back to where it was trading before to realize a huge gain. I believe that both NYRR and ABHH were hit by tax loss selling during past 30 days, and will come roaring out of the gate after mid-January.

To: Joe Copia who wrote (20925)	12/21/1999 10:30:00 PM
From: MaryinRed	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25711

Joe...EDIG News: at long last.....we have OEMS... thanks for telling me about EDIG back in April! To listen to absolutely great interview with Fred Falk, go to www.on24.com. Register for free and follow the link on the side of the main page for "Launch Radio On24". The interview lasts about 12-15 minutes and is worth every minute. The microOS is highlighted as well as a progressive history of Edigital products from the Sanyo recorder to the Cquence recorder and now "The Puck". Listen as Fred says Edig will have announcements of Licensees (plural)before CES (1/6-1/9) and products will be in market by March... Follow the link Very exciting stuff! By: ek Reply To: None Tuesday, 21 Dec 1999 at 9:16 PM EST Post # of 114235 ON24 Video Investor Alert: ON24/TalkOnStocks Interview with e.Digital CEO Fred Falk Business Editors & Analysts --(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Fred Falk talks about his company's efforts to build operating systems for small digital recording devices. His company trades on the BB OTC market, and has tiny revenues. But it has partnered with a number of large companies to assist them in building various Web friendly audio products. He expects several product launches in the new year. For the complete streaming video story users should access on24.com Ticker: (OTC BB:EDIG)