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To: J Stone who wrote (703)	3/17/2000 12:01:00 PM
From: Richard J Quesnel	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 948

Good Morning Jeff; In regards to the 1.6 million. It is my thought that this GIFT might have been made in order to cover manufacturing costs in anticipation of sales. There was a posting earlier in the year stating that Telepanel was manufacturing shelf units I am not sure which board it was on but it would certainly tie in with my ruminations. IMHO we could be seeing great gains in the near future. This should be an interesting year. Have a good St. Patrick's Day RJQ

To: J Stone who wrote (703)	3/18/2000 6:46:00 PM
From: Len Hynes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 948

Hi Jeff; Agreed, the IBM deal is very significant.However, I would have expected the PP to have been bagged by now....it just seems that it has always taken this company "double time " to do anything.As one of my fellow investors said..."this is the Chinese Water Torture of comapnies that I know". Let's hope that before month(quarter) end that we have this PP out of the way, along with a deal(sale) or two. Happy St. Patrick's Day! Len

To: J Stone who wrote (703)	3/25/2000 11:52:00 PM
From: waitwatchwander	Respond to of 948

Talking about being enlightened by southern exposures, here's an interesting adventure. ilid.com.au A US patent patents.ibm.com was issued in 97 and Kmart has been their guinea pig since early 99. utilityservices.com.au Given the R&D expenditure of under $10m, this one may well be the cheapest esl development todate. I guess the real question is how well does it work and how much does each luminary component cost. YAWESL. nf ps If they're 'flashing' the lights it might take quite a while to update a whole store of these devices then again it most likely done @ the speed of light?