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To: kphone who wrote (746)	1/19/2004 9:02:20 AM
From: Bayclipper	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 853

Ken, some nice things beginning to percolate now...here is a reprint from todays FRONT PAGE of the Washington Post, and some RB chatter. Also, nice to see the webpage is up and running. Do we smell $4.00? Bayclipper The new website is up and look at this article today! TVI Weathers Adversity to Carve A Niche Market By Jerry Knight Monday, January 19, 2004; Page E01 Stockholders of most companies are investors, but stockholders of TVI Corp. are believers. They believed in TVI when the Glenn Dale company went through bankruptcy a decade ago. They believed when former chief executive Brent Molovinsky pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $800,000 while he was running the company in the early 1990s. They believed when revenue fell to less than $1 million a year and cash flow dwindled to the point that top managers couldn't afford to write their own paychecks. They believed when TVI stock went down to a penny a share -- and there was plenty of reason to question whether it was worth that much. Their unshakable belief has finally been rewarded. The once-1-cent stock closed at $3.08 Friday. Revenue and profit tripled in the first nine months of last year. The $20 million in sales produced a profit of $3.8 million. Things are going so well at TVI that shareholders recently approved an anti-takeover plan to prevent someone from sweeping in and buying the business out from under the people who have stuck with the company over the years and turned it around. Next on the agenda will be getting TVI shares listed on the American Stock Exchange or the Nasdaq Stock Market, escaping the stigma of the over-the-counter bulletin board where the stock now trades. And from the Raging Bull Boards: (Tvibooster / Bayclipper) The net version doesn't show a nice stock chart and two photos printed in the paper. In full color the first photo shows a TVI tent in front of the Pentagon in response to the 9-11 attack. The second photo shows assembly of a decon tent taken through another one in line of the assembly process on a very busy production floor. Four tents and a catchment basin in the process of assembly can be seen in the photo. TVI Booster Hopefully, this article will be added to the new website sooner than later...and if we are really fortunate, maybe Jerry's first page article will be picked up by a national news service. Things are coming together nicely. Bayclipper

To: kphone who wrote (746)	1/24/2004 8:53:03 AM
From: Bayclipper	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 853

At approximately 7:30 pm, I drove by TVI last night after work. It has been a couple of months since I drove by. I was specifically looking to see if the company had started running a second evening shift. Although I cannot report any evidence of that..(Only four cars were in the lot), I did find it interesting to see a lone mobile crime scene van parked out front. As some of you know, I work within law enforcement, so my curiosity was peaked. It appears as though the vehicle was not being used to process a crime scene but was there for some other unknown purpose. There were no other police vehicles around, and working in the county, I had not heard of any disturbance at that location. My presumption is that the vehicle was being used as part of a display and was left at the lot. It was perfectly placed so that a photographer could capture the unit, directly in front of the TVI corporation entrance and logo. It was not at curbside, as if having responded to an emergency call, but was at the grass edge. I was intrigued enough to return back 3 hours later at around 10:30 pm, and found it to still be there, but now only one other vehicle was in the lot. So I felt I had a confirmation that this was not a response scenario, but some other affiliation between the Prince George's County Police department and TVI. So my point is in posting this? Just wanted to share what I saw, that no second shift is yet in operation, that at least a handful of people were working until at least 7:30 pm, and that perhaps we may have some new product lines being considered. Someone asked about the use of the Topper tents by conducting child safety seat checks. Perhaps TVI is courting the use of similar fast erect technology to provide immediate protection for items of evidentiary value at crime scenes.