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To: peter michaelson who wrote (42)	7/4/2000 12:26:43 AM
From: peter michaelson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 445

A bit more linkage re Del Thachuk and weird car thingies......... rhombic.com NEWS RELEASE June 30, 1998 Rhombic Corporation, a U.S. company listed on the OTC Bulletin Board, wishes to correct the June 2, 1998 press release stating that the company sold a twenty five percent interest in the “Diamond Fly Wheel Technology” to Mine-A-Max Corporation of British Columbia. Rhombic Corporation, and the proposed buyer, Mine-A-Max Corporation, jointly agreed to cancel the twenty five percent sale and purchase “Diamond Fly Wheel Battery”. The Company’s sale to Mine-A-Max of fifty percent of both the “Active Engine” and the “FaxKey” projects is not affected by the cancellation of the “Diamond Fly Wheel:” transaction. Described as the ultimate browser, the “Active Engine” automatically speeds up web searching, usually a time consuming task performed on the internet by thousands of individuals and corporations daily. The “FaxKey” is a combination hardware and software device that offers total security in sending and receiving facsimile messages. By the insertion of a personal key only the intended recipient can retrieve the message. Wm. Larry Owen, President Rhombic Corporation