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To: Taki who wrote (104515)5/3/2002 2:56:05 PM
From: Rocket Red  Respond to of 150070
 
NO just 2/1



To: Taki who wrote (104515)5/3/2002 2:56:27 PM
From: bigbuk  Respond to of 150070
 
BHUS more info -- this got some potential<p>
The MONOTECH® WALL SYSTEM<p>
MISSION The MONOTECH®
Wall system is dedicated to providing affordable wall enclosures around the world. Our new method of construction will produce environmentally friendly and attractive walls that will be built dramatically faster and less expensively than ever before. <p>
<br>
TECHNOLOGY The MONOTECH®
Wall system, a patent approved process, utilizes expanded polystyrene foam, a non-toxic and recyclable material, as the formwork for the structure. A fiber reinforced, polymer enhanced blend of our MONOCRETE® is then applied. This forms a monocoque structure, whereby the rigid skin serves as the structure for the final wall. The monocoque design - which requires a minimal amount of material to span large distances - has traditionally been used in formula one race cars, airplanes fuselages, boats and in the common household soup can. <p>
The MONOTECH® Wall system has been tested in independent laboratories under engineering supervision as well as in the field with prototype wall constructions. With the sophisticated use of computer aided drafting and design (CADD), the MONOTECH® Wall system has developed a design and fabrication system which will revolutionize building methods, increase the speed of construction, and reduce construction costs.<p>
<br>
THE MONOTECH® BLEND
Our specially blended MONOCRETE® material exhibits properties of very high tensile and flexural strength, while maintaining high compression. It is also water repellant and firespread resistant. It cures very quickly, even in wet climates. This exclusive material is manufactured, blended and distributed under our strict supervision. MONOCRETE® is non-toxic and can be recycled. <p>
INHERENT BENEFITS MONOTECH®’s system for building walls is a unique method of constructing walls within a very short period of time. This efficiency will necessarily provide extraordinary savings in labor costs, capital requirements, and financing costs.<p>
Moreover, the innate properties of the EPS foam we employ creates walls that are naturally warm in the winter and cool in the summer.<p>
THE HISTORY Two thousand years ago the Romans developed a cementitious material for constructing aqueducts and buildings. It wasn’t until the reinforcing of concrete in the 19th century that the widespread use and plasticity of the material began to be realized. In the 20th century the discovery of gunite (spraying concrete on the walls of swimming pools), of fiber reinforced concrete, and the use of polymers for adhesion and flexural strength, paved the way for new concrete applications.<p>
Thus, the seeds for the MONOTECH® Wall system were born. By using the polymers in the admixture, the MONOCRETE® sticks to the EPS foam when applied by spraying or troweling. In this new material, polypropylene fibers provide an increased tensile and flexural strength which had been unknown in the historical development of concrete. It is from this new material, with a patent pending unique monocoque system, that the MONOTECH® Wall system can now offer walls that are low cost, low maintenance, environmentally friendly, and extraordinarily fast to erect. <p>
THE MARKET The population growth in the 20th century is unprecedented in the history of the world. Concurrent with this growth, the critical demand for housing has grown and remains largely unfulfilled. The MONOTECH® Wall system was formed to create and market a 21st century building system to solve the problem of constructing walls in these new communities.<p>
With the MONOTECH® Wall system, a solution has been found that is cost competitive, ecologically friendly, does not deplete the forests, is flexible in its design, has an ease and speed of construction, and is energy efficient.<p>
&lt;U&gt;SPEED 500 lineal feet of wall can be completed in one day.<br>
&lt;/U&gt;<p>
REDUCED CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS Due to the speed of construction, a builder can increase the turnover and therefore, increase the phases in the development, substantially reducing the capital requirements for a given construction project. In addition, the MONOTECH® Wall system requires no major up front capital requirements.<p>
REDUCED CONSTRUCTION COSTS <p>
Construction costs are less than any comparable wall building system. The cost savings on decorative work are dramatic.<p>
DESIGN FLEXIBILITY Utilizing CADD-CAM technology any size or shape wall can be constructed, while maintaining the cost / meter. Varying the designs within a project will greatly enhance the aesthetics within the subdivision.<p>
EARTHQUAKE RESISTANCE Since the outer skin provides the structural integrity and because of the structure’s reduced weight, the MONOTECH® Wall system is less prone to earthquake damage than any other alternative wall system.<p>
LOW MAINTENANCE A MONOTECH® Wall will last longer. What were normal repairs - , repainting, etc. - will now be minimized.<p>
LOCAL MATERIAL AND LABOR All materials and equipment needed for a MONOTECH® Wall system are either available locally or will be provided to the job site. Only unskilled labor is required.<p>
NO WOOD PRODUCTS REQUIRED The MONOTECH® Wall system is environmentally friendly, which will be important to all builders in the 21st century.



To: Taki who wrote (104515)5/3/2002 2:57:18 PM
From: Glenn Petersen  Respond to of 150070
 
Taki, BHUS looks like it could be a pump and dump. The shell was manufactured in 1995 and it has never had an operating history. The company has recently registered a lot of shares that have been issued as compensation to various parties and they have shuffled the deck a few times over the last two years; a 2.5 for 1 split in 1999 and a 1 for 10 reverse split last year.
Their SEC filings have incomplete and inconsistent disclosures. A few examples:

The Form 10-K for the year ending December 31, 2001 was filed on April 17, 2002. The number of outstanding on the cover sheet is listed at 15,129,423. The audited financial statements list the number of outstanding shares at 14,886,013. A 243,410 share “rounding error”?

The 10-Q for the quarter ending June 30, 2001 discloses that the one-for-ten reverse split was effective on June 6, 2001. There is no mention of the date in the 10-K, though the “Statement of Stockholders’ Deficit” implies that it occurred after September 30. My guess is that any shares issued as compensation after January 2, 2001 were on a post-split basis. A total of 5,915,000 shares, all of which now appeared to have been registered.

The “Additional paid-in capital” as of December 31 is listed at $18,481,359. Most of this balance is associated with the shares that have been given out as compensation. During the year 2000, the company issued 5,546,000 split-adjusted shares as compensation and assigned a value of $18,116,390 to them. If this valuation was real, the parties receiving the shares should have received either W-2’s or 1099’s for the stock issuances. Did that happen? Doubtful.

The company claims to have net operating loss carryforwards totaling $18,496,320. Only if those 1099’s and W-2’s were issued.



To: Taki who wrote (104515)5/3/2002 2:57:49 PM
From: Glenn Petersen  Respond to of 150070
 
BHUS has filed five S-8’s since August of last year. The
first four filings appear to cover the 5,915,000 shares
that were issued as compensation in 2000. It may be that
the shares registered in February of this year were issued
subsequent to December 31 and are not included in the
15,129,423 that are listed as outstanding.
August 24, 2001

sec.gov.

400,000 shares registererd for Steve Pelosina

August 28, 2001

sec.gov.

2,015,000 shares registered for the following parties:

Sean P. Flanagan 500,000 shares for legal services
Daniel G. Chapman 500,000 shares for legal services
Sandy Maini 75,000 shares for legal services
Deborah K. Talbert 75,000 shares for legal services
Haunani Magalianes 75,000 shares for legal services
David E. Schild 390,000 shares for legal services
Louie Sopov 400,000 shares for legal services

September 20, 2001

sec.gov.

500,000 shares registered for Herbert Jacobi

October 31, 2001

sec.gov.

3,000,000 shares registered for undisclosed parties.

February 4, 2002

sec.gov.

4,720,000 shares for undisclosed parties. These shares, if
actually issued, may have been issued subsequent to
December 31. Form the S-8:

“The Company is offering shares of its common stock to
various individuals for consulting and legal services
performed on the Company's behalf. This issuance of shares
is being made pursuant to a Consulting and Legal Services
Plan adopted by the Board of Directors on December 19,
2001. The Board has equated this number of shares to the
value of the legal or consulting services provided or to be
provided by these individuals. The shares issued hereunder
to eligible participants who are not affiliates of the
Company as defined in Rule 405 of the Securities Act will
not be subject to any resale restrictions. The Plan is not
qualified under ERISA.”



To: Taki who wrote (104515)5/3/2002 2:58:08 PM
From: bigbuk  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 150070
 
TAKI

BHUS RS ? a 15 mil shell ?WITHA VEND IN?

GREATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
i hope RS 10 for 1 leaving 1.5 mil OS

at .40 cents tehn run to 4.00

then send in the shorts BWAHAAHAHAHA

BUT TILLTEHN MAN WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

MKRS 900% GAINER FOR TGL ERS TODAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

From: Taki Friday, May 3, 2002 2:40 PM
View Replies (2) | Respond to of 104520

BHUS I hope the deals have no R/S, because if they do then what kind of kaboom?