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To: Roy F who wrote (5620)	6/5/2003 10:39:15 AM
From: StockDung	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6847

XYBR GETS MENTION FROM COMPANY THAT HAS PROMOTED MOB STOCKS IN THE PAST: TheSUBWAY.com Posts Stock Watch List: Asian Stocks Rally! Related Stocks APSW LPLHA LU XYBR WESTON, FL -- (MARKET WIRE) -- Jun. 05, 2003 -- TheSUBWAY.com names LocatePLUS Holdings Corp. (LPLHA - news) : Market Outperform! LPLHA is new to TheSUBWAY.com, and just announced another new product called LPPolice.com that will service one of the largest sectors of the data market, state and local law enforcement agencies. The Company is quickly emerging as a leading national personal information database source! Watch this stock; it could be a huge gainer in the short term! Lucent Technologies Inc. (LU - news) : Market Perform, up 5% on 103 million shares, Xybernaut Corporation (XYBR - news) : Market Perform, up 57% on 41 million shares, Adirondack Pure Springs Mt. Water Co. (APSW - news) : Market Outperform, up 42% on 1 million shares. "The technology arena has benefited from a few positive earnings releases in the group, as has Tokyo's equivalent, the Nikkei, which rose above 8,500 for the first time in three months. On Thursday, the Nasdaq composite index ended with a 31.09-point advance, to 1,634.65," stated Peter Antipatis. More is available at: www.thesubway.com/sub_comm.asp. All material herein was prepared by Capital Research Group, Inc. (CRG) based upon information believed to be reliable. The information contained herein is not guaranteed by CRG to be accurate, and should not be considered to be all-inclusive. The companies that are discussed in this opinion have not approved the statements made in this opinion. This opinion contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. This material is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as an offer or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell securities. CRG is not a licensed broker, broker dealer, market maker, investment banker, investment advisor, analyst or underwriter. Please consult a broker before purchasing or selling any securities viewed on www.thesubway.com or mentioned herein. CRG has been compensated by third party shareholders or with cash from the company on behalf of one or more of the companies mentioned in this opinion. (crg has received two hundred thousand shares for lplha) CRG intends to sell its shares. CRG has sold approximately fifty thousand shares to date. CRG may sell its shares for less than the target price given in this opinion. CRG's affiliates, officers, directors and employees may also have bought or may buy the shares discussed in this opinion and may profit in the event those shares rise in value. Market commentary provided by Peter Antipatis, CRD number 2955420. CRG will not advise as to when it decides to sell and does not and will not offer any opinion as to when others should sell; each investor must make that decision based on his or her judgment of the market. =========================== here is an example of subway.CON's mob recomendation's TheSubway.com Announces Investment Opinion on Wamex Holdings. Author/s: Issue: May 30, 2000 Business Editors NOTE TO EDITORS: The following is an investment opinion issued by TheSubway.com WESTON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 30, 2000 TheSubway.com Announces Investment Opinion on Wamex Holdings (OTCBB: WAMX). "Traders, who are not conventionally comfortable holding positions ahead of a long weekend, contributed to a late day sell-off as they chose to close out positions in the face of uncertainty. The Nasdaq Composite Index was kind enough to remain flat on the day, closing down 0.2 points, at 3,205.15. The positive impact on the tech sector from news that the House approved late Wednesday a China trade bill that will grant the country permanent normal trade relations was short-lived indeed. The passage of the China trade bill will definitely be a positive for many U.S. communications equipment companies, but the significance will be felt in the long term rather than overnight." Stated Peter Antipatis. More is available at thesubway.com. Wamex Holdings (OTCBB: WAMX) announced that it has entered into negotiations with a financial portal. The discussions call for WAMX provide ATS members with real-time dynamic streaming financial information. They are presently discussing a wide range of strategies that would include a strategic partnership or possibly an equity participation in the portals future. WMAX also just announced that they have entered into a partnership with Abovetrade.com. AbovetTrade designs and operates web-based investment decision evaluation and support platforms. Their virtual analysts help members of the site make better investment decisions through stock-specific trade recommendations based on proprietary algorithm-based stock and market analyses. These same investors will now be able to enjoy the Alternative Trading System that Wamex will launch on July 4, 2000. SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt has been calling for exchange reforms which are aimed at leveling the playing field for Investors. Island ECN President Matthew Andresen recently stated "Chairman Levitt has once again made clear that the traditional markets must do more to embrace enhanced competition and innovation, and that the first step is to level the playing field between the individual investor and the market professional" So how does an investor capitalize on this global market trend. For a sneak preview visit www.wamx.com. The company also recently announced a strategic partnership with Interactive Business. Capital Research Group Inc. (CRG) has been profiling WAMX for aprox 6 weeks now. The stock has been up about 40% in a down market. The need is there, the product is here. We feel that WAMX will trade over the $6.00 mark in the short term and as new developments occur we will put a 12 month target on the stock. The Market's Largest Volume Leaders: Actionpoint Inc (NASDAQ: ACTP), Bab Holdings (NASDAQ: BAGL), Destron Fearing (NASDAQ: DFCO), Jinpan Int (AMEX: JST) continued ... Print this article \| Email this article Page: 1 2 Next

To: Roy F who wrote (5620)	6/5/2003 9:45:01 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 6847

Wearable PCs are being used in real life already. Workers at Mercedes-Benz plants in Germany were among the first to use them about 10 years ago -- a natural fit for workers who often refer to manuals for directions on complicated assembly, notes Mark Bergman, senior analyst with D.H. Blair Investment Banking Co. in New York. Next Season's Hardwear.(Edward Newman's Xybernaut Corp., and other companies, are making personal computers that can be worn strapped to a belt)(Brief Article) Author/s: William Glanz Issue: July 5, 1999 Dress for success by draining a miniature PC, the latest in tech fashion. Makers of wearable think Ute time is near when people will stroll in the park and read their e-mail. Edward Newman, the 55-year-old president of Xybernaut Corp., meets with lots of skepticism as he markets his company's product. But Newman has an answer to his doubters: People said the same about the Sony Walkman -- who would walk around with a receiver on his belt and headphones strapped to his skull? Virginia-based Xybernaut makes wearable PCs, personal computers you can strap to your belt. The invention was a curiosity when the company created its first model in 1990, but as the units shrink, they are attracting attention from businesspeople who think the little PCs can make their workers more mobile and productive. Within the next year, Xybernaut hopes to introduce a consumer model that will allow users to read their e-mail while walking in the park. Xybernaut and Minnesota-based Via Inc. -- the leading wearable PC manufacturers -- produce computers that consist of a central processing. unit, strapped around a user's waist, and a head-mounted display. Xybernaut's unit weighs 2.9 pounds, and company officials claim the display system on the headset is equivalent to watching a 15-inch screen from two feet away. The system is driven by voice controls, but users can opt for a mini-keyboard or touch screen. The units are a generation or two slower than the latest home PCs, running at best at a speed of 233 megahertz. Batteries last about six hours before they need recharging. The units cost up to $7,000 each. At Massachusetts Institute of Technology's famed Media Lab, which developed the first wearable PCs in the 1970s, techies are dreaming even bigger dreams of smaller computers. Researchers envision a digital paradise: instant translation among the world's tongues, the ability to monitor events anywhere on the globe, a constant connection to cyberspace. A group of graduate students who have dubbed themselves the Borg (after the-human-computer menaces of Star Trek) are researching computers small enough to fit into eyeglasses and hip pouches. They carry their processing chips, hard drives, wireless modems and batteries with them as they walk the campus. Some opt for a miniature video monitor -- sort of like a camcorder view screen -- affixed to modified eyeglasses or suspended from a hat brim. Instead of a keyboard or a mouse, a handheld key pad allows them to enter data almost as fast as someone can talk. Wearable PCs are being used in real life already. Workers at Mercedes-Benz plants in Germany were among the first to use them about 10 years ago -- a natural fit for workers who often refer to manuals for directions on complicated assembly, notes Mark Bergman, senior analyst with D.H. Blair Investment Banking Co. in New York. Englewood, Colo.-based Datria Systems Inc., which sold its voice command software to the city of Austin, Texas, said wearable PCs have helped municipal workers increase the number of street signs they inventory from 18 to 120 an hour. "It used to be a guy with a paper and pencil" says Kirk Osborn, Datria sales manager. Xybernaut hopes to sell 8,000 units this year. Via has shipped 800 wearable PCs so far this year, says spokeswoman Lara Zielin. The industry will have sales of about $200 million but could reach $3 billion by 2003, says Bergman. The industry also is looking to the next sales frontier: the consumer market. The Gartner Group, a Stamford, Conn., technology research firm, believes wearable PCs will remain a curiosity through 2000 but blossom into a mainstream technology by 2006. That could be a godsend for the memory-impaired. Brad Rhodes, an MIT student, is developing software that will supply the PC wearer with information for any given situation. An example: You recognize someone but can't remember her name. Your wearable analyzes her face and scans a database of people. The machine makes a match and displays her dossier on a tiny screen hanging in front of your eye or whispers through tiny speakers in your ears. While you talk, your wearable taps into global databases via a wireless modern for data relevant to your conversation. Those MIT guys ... always trying to impress girls. COPYRIGHT 1999 News World Communications, Inc. COPYRIGHT 2000 Gale Group findarticles.com

To: Roy F who wrote (5620)	6/6/2003 12:34:38 AM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 6847

ROY, IS DODI STILL IR FOR XYBERNAUT? I HAVE SOME RATHER BAD NEWS COMING HER WAS. iT SEZ IN THIS FILING SHE WAS THE CONTROL PERSON FOR CCEC. tIS MY "gift" February 13, 2001 SB-2/A CHINESEINVESTORS COM INC /CA/ On January 6, 1997, Aaron Tsai gifted 50,000 shares of Common Stock each to three of our former directors for a total of 150,000 shares of Common Stock. Aaron Tsai relied on exemption provided by Section 4(2) of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, for the transfer of the 150,000 shares. On January 6, 1997 and on January 31, 1998, Aaron Tsai gifted 50,000 shares of Common Stock each to two non-U.S. persons for a total of 100,000 shares of Common Stock as gift. Aaron Tsai relied on exemption provided by Regulation S of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, for the transfer of 100,000 shares of Common Stock to these two non-U.S. persons. THEN THIS: The selling security holders other than Leon J. Sabean (World Financial DBA), Stephen C. C. Chen and Continental Capital & Equity Corporation were shareholders of MAS Acquisition LII Corp. ------------------------------------------- seems like i have heard this story before sec.gov No Mr Wizzard NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! LOL THE FRAUDULENT SCHEME The Start of the Scheme 33. When Tsai formed MAS in October 1996, he was its chairman, president, and treasurer, and he caused MAS to issue him 8.5 million shares of common stock. MAS was a shell with minimal assets, and its express purpose was to merge with a private entity looking to establish a public trading market for its shares. 34. In several Commission filings made in 1999, Tsai falsely represented that he and MAS had transferred thousands of MAS shares to dozens of individuals during 1997 and 1998 in order to conceal his true ownership and control of the shares and to make it appear that the shares could be later sold without a registration statement in effect. More specifically, Tsai falsely reported in these filings that in January 1997 he gifted 50,000 of his own shares to each of five former directors, for a total of 250,000 shares, and that MAS issued a total of 500 shares in January 1997 and a total of 750 shares in September 1998 to former directors as compensation for services in 1997 and 1998. Tsai subsequently fabricated documents which showed that the former directors transferred most of their 250,000 shares supposedly gifted by Tsai in January 1997 to roughly thirty other individuals in August 1999. 35. The two January 1997 transfers and the September 1998 transfer were shams since the purported directors rendered no services for MAS and never knew they supposedly were directors. Tsai never told the purported directors they received shares in MAS from him or the company, or that the 250,000 shares they supposedly collectively received from Tsai in January 1997 were later transferred to others. 36. In fact, at all relevant times, the "directors" and other "shareholders" were nominees, and Tsai controlled the stock they supposedly owned. Tsai duped the nominees into signing one or more blank stock powers, which Tsai kept and later used to further the scheme.