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To: DR. who wrote (602)	1/29/2000 9:35:00 PM
From: Jim Bishop	Respond to of 635

<Off to sleep!> Have a good sleep. Off to eat raw fish, and other assorted delights.

To: DR. who wrote (602)	2/15/2000 6:11:00 PM
From: Jim Bishop	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 635

Okay DR, I'm out on a limb here, I need SFU at $1.40 - $1.50 by Dec 31/00. I figure 2000% (from .07) is about the minimum to have any chance in Katie's Y2K Stock Contest. Message 12880482

To: DR. who wrote (602)	7/27/2000 11:56:39 PM
From: Jim Bishop	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 635

Hi DR, since you're a long ways away and maybe haven't seen any of these things, I quickly shot a digital image for you and anyone else interested. I'm sure you noticed the volume, and the movement the last couple of days. chart.bigcharts.com I think word is getting around. No time to label things in this image, so I'll give a clockwise description. www3.telus.net Top left - A Hilti Dynamic Anchor (HDA) retail about $4 Cdn each. Many parts, etc etc. Middle top - The "gizmo" SFU's anchor of the same size, with the same or better load holding, etc, retail, with lots of margin for SFU and the dealers....about $1 Cdn. Top right - a couple of "gizmos" (upside down) as they would be drilled into a form before the concrete is poured. If you look closely at the larger one you'll notice the green plastic insert looks a little different that past versions. I think this is to accommodate a lock washer of some sort ...and I won't even try to explain what that extra bit does here...I'll either get it wrong, or it'll be too long...suffice to say it makes the giz even better. Bottom row - various larger sizes of the "gizmo" anchor. I also checked out a new HDA catalog, and notice this line in it- "the revolutionary HDA undercut anchor behaves like a cast-in-place anchor." Interesting, now who all has those? I suspect word has spread far and wide. One other thing. Just for fun do a search of "composite utility poles", here's a quick start on that. google.netscape.com shakespeare-ce.com Then imagine, being able to make these two at a time, in a surprisingly short time, in a surprisingly small space...both of which make them, comparatively, VERY inexpensive to manufacture. Glen De Freitas is a very talented fellow, genius IMO. I'm sticking with SFU.V for Katie's y2k contest for my CDNX pick....LOL it's the only chance I have, I think my Naz and BB picks don't have a chance..