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To: StockDung who wrote (82795)	1/5/2003 6:24:44 PM
From: SEC-ond-chance	Respond to of 122087

LVEN II a.k.a. Carnegie Cooke. By: lvenavenger 15 Mar 2001, 01:03 AM EST Msg. 164 of 181 If you look at message # 137 he said a reliable source told him that something was going to happen with LVEN around January. Well something did happen. One of the principal promoters of LVEN Jay Goldberg (remember him) has been busy taking his own company, Carnegie Cooke, public. In the summer of 2000 Carnegie Cooke did some kind of merger with American Environmental Corp. which was trading on the OTC bulletin board. Over the next few months Carnegie Cooke said it was getting contracts with racing and other gaming interests in Brazil (sounds familiar?). In January 2001 they announced some kind of multi-million dollar deal with racing track and betting machine organizations in Brazil (once again,sounds familiar?). If you want to look further into their "operation" enter "Carnegie Cooke" on Yahoo and go to the first web page match. Jay Goldberg has created a whole site describing the company and its developments. If you are interested go down further on the same match to the Daily Gaming News entry. It gives you a little editorial commentary on what they think about this whole affair. My commentary is this. I stated in a previous message that Corazzi and the boys create companies,run them for about eight years,drive them into the ground and move on. LVEN which went public in 1992 came right on the heels of Satellite Communications/Telstar which they bankrupted about the same time. Now in 2001 with LVEN in ruins another company emerges, Carnegie Cooke (symbol CGKY). Now I did not see the names of Joe Corazzi,Carl Sambus or Dr. Fred Cruz anywhere on Carnegie Cooke's website or elsewhere. However, the odds are about 100% that one if not all these characters are involved with Carnegie Cooke. The same old story goes on and on. I will be attempting to gather more evidence about this company in order to present it to the proper authorities in the near future. If anyone finds out more on their own please post it. ragingbull.lycos.com By: lvenavenger 17 May 2001, 12:15 AM EDT Msg. 170 of 181 To Jeff or anyone else who might know what is going on. I contacted the SEC to inquire if anything was going on further with the investigation regarding LVEN. They would not comment. I know that Dr. Cruz was ordered to pay a fine for his part but I saw nothing mentioned about Corazzi or the rest of his group.LVEN is still trading and they haven't declared bankruptcy yet. If anyone knows anything please post. Also there hasn't been any further news on LVEN II a.k.a. Carnegie Cooke. ragingbull.lycos.com

To: StockDung who wrote (82795)	1/6/2003 9:44:28 AM
From: SEC-ond-chance	Read Replies (6) \| Respond to of 122087

"we now include the NWLL ADR's in our prestigious "100-by-100" Club… US$100 within 100 weeks. June 2000 Dirks & Company, Inc................................................................................................................... Update - PwC Administrators recommend liquidation Document date: Mon 06 Jan 2003 Published: Mon 06 Jan 2003 15:32:58 Document No: 230373 Document part: A Market Flag: N Classification: Progress Report NEW TEL LIMITED 2003-01-06 ASX-SIGNAL-G HOMEX - Perth +++++++++++++++++++++++++ The Administrators of New Tel (ASX:NWL) (NASDAQ: NWLL), Phil Carter and Greg Hall of PricewaterhouseCoopers today announced they would hold the second meeting of Creditors to decide the company's future pursuant to Section 439A of the Corporations Act. Mr Carter said the meeting would be held on Monday 13 January 2003 and that the Administrators' recommendation would be to liquidate the company. He said the main purpose of the meeting was to consider the Administrators' report about the business, property, affairs and financial circumstances of New Tel. This meeting will also require creditors to consider the Administrators' opinion on whether it would be in the creditors' interests for: (a) the company to execute a Deed of Company Arrangement; (b) the administration to end; (c) the company to be wound up. "While it is possible to seek an extension of time for convening this meeting, we have not done so as no viable proposal for a Deed of Company Arrangement has been presented," Mr Carter of PricewaterhouseCoopers said. "In addition, our enquiries to date have indicated a number of matters which we consider deserve more extensive investigation, utilising the powers available to the liquidator. "It is therefore ourview that the creditors' best interests will be served by the company being placed into liquidation without delay," Mr Carter said. In the event of liquidation, creditors will be required to consider whether a Committee of Inspection is required and, if so, elect members of the Committee of Inspection. PricewaterhouseCoopers has set up a 1300 number to provide New Tel Creditors with basic information about the Administration. The number is 1300 554 469. Creditors can also refer to www.pwcrecovery.com. EDITOR'S NOTES The creditors meeting will be for creditors only. Phil Carter will hold a media briefing immediately after the conclusion of the Creditors meeting. Details in relation to the media briefing will be provided by Andrew Head of PwC Communications. For media enquiries, contact: Andrew Head Communications, PricewaterhouseCoopers Tel: (02) 8266 2111 or Mobile: 0411 268 001