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To: john b who wrote (6283)	2/26/2001 2:03:42 PM
From: CAYMAN	Respond to of 6467

Please LQQK at the TTRIF O/S Tally... matador.ragingbull.lycos.com Cayman

To: john b who wrote (6283)	2/27/2001 9:50:17 AM
From: CAYMAN	Respond to of 6467

PETALING JAYA, MALAYSIA, Feb. 27 /PRNewswire/ - THERMO TECH(TM) TECHNOLOGIES INC. (the ``Company'') is pleased to provide further information on the ongoing establishment of business in Southeast Asia. As per the Company's news release of February 23, 2001 the acquisition of Firmaplus Sdn Bhd is now finalised and the Company is moving forward with establishing its operations in Asia. Company Chairman, Ismail Radi, has stated his commitment to keep a steady and continuous flow of news on progress over the coming months and to immediately establish communications systems to allow investors and shareholders to keep in contact with the team in Malaysia. 2-27-01 ragingbull.lycos.com

To: john b who wrote (6283)	3/12/2001 10:23:25 AM
From: CAYMAN	Respond to of 6467

Thank you Bigbumper for a BRILLIANT account of Thermo Tech! Everyone should listen up. Regards, Cayman From Bigbumper to Clint (itwillbokay) For openers: 1. How about the AGM where management blocked legitimate shareholders from the meeting at Richmond because of the threat of losing control to the Dissidents. 2. Or suing the Dissidents and their employers with no basis other than to fight a very dirty and expensive legal maneuver to destroy any opposition. 3. Or moving the company out of British Columbia to get around the B.C. ban on further sale of stock until certain irregularities were cleared up. 4. Two (or is it Three) BILLION shares have been sold since then. 5. Or making off-shore deals where the family provided the shares for a very one sided deal favorable to the family and unfavorable to the company. 6. Or leaking "good news" about the financing of the Ontario based operations while buying the stock on Thursday and Friday; leaking the news over the weekend, and the selling like crazy after the news is out. Turns out there was no news anyway!!! Only a ruse to do a little insider trading for a quick profit. I was invited to join in on that deal but declined since, in the USA, one can get a stay in the "CROWBAR HOTEL" for that kind of conduct. Bigbumper By itwillbokay: Whoa big guy, so do I. We also live in the land that says one is innocent until proven guilty. So tell me, what guilt are you referring to? No speculation here, give me facts. Then we can go from there. You think you made a bad investment so that is grounds for making someone else appear guilty or what. Where are you coming from and what are you referring to. Not trying to badger you here I just want to know if you know some facts that I don't. Thank you. ragingbull.lycos.com

To: john b who wrote (6283)	3/12/2001 3:12:23 PM
From: CAYMAN	Respond to of 6467

"Turn Around For TTRIF" By Bigbumper Raging Bull Post #65259 Lets see. 1. With 3,000,000,000 shares out Sales of $300.000.000.00 US and bottom line margin of 30% would result in earnings of $90,000,000.00 or about $0.03 per share times a P/E of 15 would get you to a share price of $0.45 Now that would be a real turn around. 2. All we need now is to get the sales of product up to $300,000,000.00 without any further sales of stock and the job is done. The only problem is, how to do it when we could not get the job done when there were less than 100,000,000 shares outstanding. Bigbumper (Voluntary Disclosure: ST Rating- Strong Sell; LT Rating- Strong Sell)

To: john b who wrote (6283)	3/12/2001 3:55:15 PM
From: CAYMAN	Respond to of 6467

Thermo Tech Technologies Inc. (TTRIF) Outstanding Shares: Friday, March 9, 2001 Outstanding Shares: 3,079,418,543 Restricted Shares: 160,144,277 Float: 2,919,274,266 Note: O/S Tally has NOT changed only Restricted Shares. On 3-2-01 numerate was: 1,060,144,277 for Restricted. On 3-2-01 Float was: 2,019,274,266 FYI: Thermo Tech's Registrar and Transfer Agent Please Note New Name: Computershare Trust Company Formerly: American Securities Transfer and Trust, Inc. 12039 West Alameda Parkway Lakewood, Colorado 80228 U. S. A. Phone: 303-986-5400 Hours are 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Mountain Standard Time) ragingbull.lycos.com

To: john b who wrote (6283)	3/26/2001 10:31:01 AM
From: CAYMAN	Respond to of 6467

Int'l Bio-Recovery Appoints President and CEO International Bio-Recovery Corp - News Release International Bio-Recovery Corp IBR Shares issued 14,287,511 2001-03-23 close $1.3 Monday Mar 26 2001 News Release Mr. Ross MacLachlan reports Frank Dixon has been appointed president and chief executive officer effective April 1, 2001. Ben Van Dyk will continue to be involved in the company as non-executive chairman of the board. The board of directors has accepted Dick Van Dyk's resignation as director. The board expresses its gratitude and appreciation to Dick Van Dyk for his years of valuable service to the board. Concurrently, Mr. Dixon has been appointed to the board of directors. These actions are part of the company's stated priority to transition to a seasoned professional management team and to change the composition of the board of directors. Separating the chairman and the chief executive officer roles provides the added benefit of more clearly establishing the board's accountability to the shareholders and management's accountability to the board. Since the founding of the company, Ben Van Dyk has been chairman, president and CEO. Mr. Dixon joined the company in January, 2001, as executive vice-president. Ben Van Dyk stated: "At the annual general meeting held Dec. 11, 2000, I announced my plan to step down as CEO within six months. Since then, Frank was recruited and quickly won the respect of everyone, including myself. I am confident that Frank's experience and professional background will help position the company for the demands of growth and commercial application of our unique technology." (c) Copyright 2001 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com International Bio-Recovery Corporation (IBR) 52 Riverside Drive North Vancouver BC Canada V7H 1T4 Tel: (604) 924-1023 Fax: (604) 924-1043 Email: ibrcorp@direct.ca IBR Web-site: ibrcorp.com Ross MacLachlan Investor Relations T. 604.924.1023 Email: ross@ibrcorp.com Daniela Louie Corporate Communications T. 604.924.1023 Email: dlouie@ibrcorp.com

To: john b who wrote (6283)	3/26/2001 12:26:43 PM
From: CAYMAN	Respond to of 6467

Thermo Tech Technologies Inc. (TTRIF) Outstanding Shares: Friday, March 23, 2001 Outstanding Shares: 3,160,877,516 Restricted Shares: 149,728,588 Float: 3,011,148,928 *Note: O/S Tally has jumped 81,458,973 since 3-16-01! ragingbull.lycos.com

To: john b who wrote (6283)	3/26/2001 1:07:13 PM
From: CAYMAN	Respond to of 6467

No More Dilution Shouts Thermo Tech! The company announced it has entered into an investment banking arrangement with Blount Parrish & Company Inc. of Montgomery, Alabama. Blount Parrish has been retained on an exclusive basis to secure debt financing for all Thermo Master ™ pants to be constructed in the United States. Thermo Tech ™ can now finance its expansion plans without significant equity dilution for our shareholders." matador.ragingbull.lycos.com Montgomery, Alabama was going to Rock Our World? matador.ragingbull.lycos.com Furthermore, by terminating this financing facility, Thermo Tech will also be terminating further dilution of its shareholders. matador.ragingbull.lycos.com Richmond ~ Dilution ~ Debt Financing "There will be no further equity dilution to the company's shareholders from the Richmond project and the company has demonstrated debt financing is a viable alternative for the planned future Thermo Master facilities. The company's showcase plant and model for expansion is no longer a concept or a drawing. It is a reality." ragingbull.lycos.com Cayman

To: john b who wrote (6283)	3/30/2001 3:24:40 AM
From: CAYMAN	Respond to of 6467

Dear Mr. Radi, Thank you for asking God to bless me in your "Message from the Chairman." In contrast, a return on my money would also be nice. Merci… The only other request I have at this time is small, yet very important. If I may so humbly ask … Please take care of my Uncle René while he works his little heart out at PERI? Love and kindness needs to be shown here. For I have hammered his butt unmercifully over the years and he can’t take anymore. Mr. Branconnier has successfully mislead countless people over the years and this has to be taxing. Kindly accept the following verse as a token of my appreciation for all you’ve done. The Value Of Money It can buy a House But not a Home It can buy a Bed But not Sleep It can buy a Clock But not Time It can buy you a Book But not Knowledge It can buy you a Position But not Respect It can buy you Medicine But not Health It can buy you Blood But not Life It can buy you Sex But not Love So you see money isn’t everything. I tell you all this because I am your Friend, and as your Friend I want to take away your pain and suffering … so send me all your money and I will suffer for you. A truer Friend than me you will never find. CASH ONLY PLEASE Cayman

To: john b who wrote (6283)	4/4/2001 3:02:31 PM
From: CAYMAN	Respond to of 6467

Looks like Azurix North America won out on this project as Thermo Tech once AGAIN lost. Cayman TT Firm Drops Sludge Plans: ragingbull.lycos.com Sludge Plant Possible For Hamilton Apr. 4, 2001. 12:18 AM Firm eyes city for factory that would turn waste in to fertilizer HAMILTON - Hamilton is a potential site for a $100-million plant to turn sewage sludge into fertilizer. The idea of such a plant is being explored by Azurix North America, headquartered in the Stelco Tower in downtown Hamilton. John Stokes, company president and CEO, said yesterday it could be built in any of the major municipalities the company serves, among them Hamilton, Halton, Niagara and Waterloo. It would serve a wide area of southern Ontario, turning liquid sludge into dry fertilizer pellets that are easier to store and to apply on farmland. Because the process involves high-temperature drying, it kills bacteria, viruses, and parasites, removing a major worry about sludge use. Azurix already operates a pellet plant for the city of Windsor, Toronto is building one to handle half its sludge, and there's a small plant in Smiths Falls near Ottawa. While many places would welcome the investment, a pellet plant would not create many jobs and would likely face opposition from area residents. For instance, a site near the Woodward Avenue sewage treatment plant in east Hamilton would only add to complaints about too many waste-disposal operations in the area. Stokes said a suitable site would be in an industrial area, with good highway access for trucks, suitable fuel supplies, and close to a wastewater treatment plant to handle water removed from the sludge. ''Any of our major clients could be in the running, but we don't want to get into a squabble over siting. If a municipality were interested in hosting it on a cost-sharing business, we would be happy, or we could site it independently and be the sole owner. It's still at a conceptual stage. We will be exploring it with all parties.'' In an informal discussion with a group of Hamilton Spectator reporters and editors yesterday, Stokes said: ''We would like to prove going to pelletization would eliminate many concerns. It's heated and baked, so 100 per cent of pathogens are killed. It smells like mowed grass. You can store it and mix it with other fertilizer, so you don't trample the fields (as can happen with heavy truckloads of sludge).'' Another major concern, which would remain, is the level of toxic heavy metals in the sludge. Pellets produced by the city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin have long been sold for use on lawns in the U.S. and now is certified safe for use on backyard vegetable gardens. But Canada has not approved the unregulated sale of pelletized sludge even for farms. Stokes said it is still subject to all the regulations for liquid and semi-dry sludge, requiring permits from Ontario's Ministry of the Environment for any site on which it is stored or spread. He's hoping a customer city will offer itself as a plant site and further wants the federal or provincial governments to come up with cash to demonstrate the benefits. Azurix has quietly raised the possibility with some client communities, but hasn't approached higher levels of government. Stokes said a SuperBuild application - for a grant split three ways by Ottawa, Queen's Park and municipalities - is a possibility. Azurix set up shop in Canada when it took over a contract to run Hamilton's water- and sewage-treatment facilities. It now employs more than 1,000 people, half of them in Canada, including 225 in the Stelco Tower. Among other things, it manages water- and wastewater treatment facilities, is a major player in handling sewage and paper sludges and other industrial residuals, rehabilitates and rebuilds underground piping, and offers a range of engineering resources. It's fully owned by Texas-based Azurix Corp., an offshoot of Enron Corp. Sales this year are forecast at $150 million. Torstar News Service navigation.helper.realnames.com