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To: Moominoid who wrote (53077)	7/18/2001 12:33:32 PM
From: William H Huebl	Respond to of 94695

All it tells you is the possible direction at the open...

To: Moominoid who wrote (53077)	7/18/2001 1:22:24 PM
From: Bruce Cullen	Respond to of 94695

*STOCK ALERT* (QSTI)-Major League Baseball from 21stCenturyMarkets www.21stcenturymarkets.com _______________________ QuesTec, Inc. OTCBB:QSTI Shares - 32.372M Market Cap - $5.80M 52 Week Hi (08/09/00) - $.68 52 Week Low (12/29/00) - $0.10 Recent Price (7/17/01) - $0.16 _______________________ QUESTEC, INC. IN THE NEWS Today’s New York Daily News’ back page story is Cameras Catch Umps in Action by T.J. Quinn. The story details the implementation of QuesTec’s Umpire Information System (UIS) at Shea Stadium, the home of the New York Mets. To quote: “Baseball has hit the heights of technology. Whether or not the game is ready for it is another matter. Major League Baseball installed cameras and a computer system at Shea Stadium over the weekend that offers the best system to date for evaluating balls and strikes, utilizing the technology used by the military to track missiles.” The article continues: “Baseball and QuesTec, the Deer Park, L.I., company that created the Umpire Information System, insist the new ump cam is only a way for umpires to improve their games, especially as umpires relearn the strike zone. "Our dialogue from the start has always been instruction, not evaluation, and that has been hammered home with us," said Ed Plumacher, the founder of QuesTec. "We do not even have a way to quantify" what umpires are doing. Baseball executive VP Sandy Alderson said that while he has no intention of using UIS to evaluate umpires, baseball has spent a "significant" amount of money on the system. "We do expect it to be a very valuable training tool," he said. "It's as close as we can get to objective feedback on the strike zone." Alderson and Plumacher would not say how much the system cost.” Please go to nydailynews.com/2001-07-18/Metro_Sports/Baseball/a-118716.asp to read the complete article. Last month QuesTec announced the sponsorship by Oral Health America's NSTEP program of it’s PitchTrax In-Game enhancement on FOX Sports Net (http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/010607/2111.html). Now the Company is continuing the process of implementing the Umpire Information System for Major League Baseball. Take a closer look at QuesTec and we believe you will see the investment opportunity we do. We feel the Company is currently undervalued, particularly when considering its growing relationship with Major League Baseball. The impact to the bottom line of this relationship and QuesTec's other ventures are just beginning to be seen. Now is the time to invest before the market reacts to the QuesTec's potential being realized. 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