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To: mooter775 who wrote (24737)	8/19/2001 3:28:13 PM
From: MKT_entropy	Respond to of 27311

mooter, based on the total float and past SEC filings (3M+1.05M), the 10% rule may no longer hold in this case. More importantly, where in the public and official documents is the 200 Wh/kg number mentioned? Who would have painted himself into a corner with such a tough, at present almost impossible, goal? M_e

To: mooter775 who wrote (24737)	8/21/2001 2:12:26 PM
From: Larry Brubaker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27311

<<Last I heard from Jay King, prior to his departure, was that King thought that Castle Creek was fully converted and no longer involved with the company...>> Rather than relying on management who apparently has misled you so many times, why not read the filings? Castle Creek converted their remaining shares in March. Case in point... <<King also thought that Telcordia was holding on to their position, and, as a 10% or so holder, would have to fill if they sold any>> Telcordia sold almost a million shares last year, and are no longer a 10% holder. They are free to sell at will without filing, other than an annual statement of holdings. You can also find this out by reading the filings.