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To: Grainne who wrote (74644)	2/19/2000 2:51:00 PM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 108807

Hi Christine. I hope you watched the NOVA episode this past week about Kenniwick man and the others of his ilk. It was very good. If you didn't, in a nutshell, there are a number of skeletons that have been discovered in the Americas that are about the same age as Kenniwick man (about 9,000 years old) and have similar Caucasoid features. The anthropologists who were interviewed said that Caucasoid doesn't necessarily mean white, and that based on the measurements that they have of skulls all over the world, they were most similar to the Ainu.

To: Grainne who wrote (74644)	2/19/2000 4:01:00 PM
From: Krowbar	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 108807

Well, I recommended ITKG at 1.09, and now it is 3.10. And that happened while it got delisted and sent to the pink sheets. I still feel it is a good buy, but you might want to wait for dips to 2 bucks or so, but miss penni has been waiting, and it just keeps climbing. If their antenna design is accepted by a cell phone company, then the sky's the limit. There are a lot of good companies that got sent to the pinks lately because of new reporting requirements by the SEC. Most of these companies met the 60 day deadline for reporting only to find out from the SEC that they were swamped with work reviewing all of the reporting, that the SEC required in the first place, and they would be delisted anyway, even though they complied with the requirements. I have 2 stocks like that now. The other is Manhatten Scientifics (MHTX). It is also doing well on the pinks. BTW, did you see that ENER is finally seeing it's day in the sun? They have a deal with Intel to develop their non-volatile memory. That would mean that when you turn your computer on, it would instantly be where you left off. No need to reboot Windows or Linux. Del