To: Honor+Integrity who wrote (8366 ) 9/13/2000 10:12:28 AM From: Wayne Rumball Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 11130 Well I guess most already figured out it's CTHZ. From yesterday's filing it seems they finally decided to do something; During fiscal 2000, the Company's future business direction was established. At May 31, 2000, the Company's business consisted of: (I) an interest in MedClixx, Inc., which will provide IT Enabled Services, (2) Water Treatment Technologies, Inc. and Global Patent Development Corp., which will market a proprietary invention related to the on-site production of chlorine gas and related compounds, (3) an interest in a radiation therapy center under development located in Logan, West Virginia, (4) a subsidiary (CTI Management Corp.) through which the Company's president provides management services, and (5) an office condominium located in Hollywood, Florida which is currently under contract for sale. IT-Enabled Services The Company has positioned itself to be able to offer high quality services enabled by information technology (""IT-Enabled Services) to the healthcare providers and insurance carriers. IT-Enabled Services include medical transcriptions, billing and collecting, bookkeeping and claims processing services. The Company has affiliated with a well-established, Indian-based IT-Enabled Service provider and it is expected that MedClixx, Inc. ("MedClixx") will offer the IT-Enabled Services worldwide during fiscal 2001. MedClixx was formed as a subsidiary of Blue Gold USA, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company. Water Treatment On February 25, 2000, the Company (through Global Patent Development Corporation, "Global") applied for a patent in South Africa for an invention relating to a method and device for on-site generation of chlorine and related gases, and a provisional patent was issued. Chlorine gas is considered a hazardous substance and its transport and storage is strictly regulated to avoid accidental spills. The new device would prevent this hazard by enabling users to manufacture chlorine on-site and when needed at a competitive cost. The Company believes that there would be demand for the new device from water utilities and industrial users of chlorine.