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To: ralfph who wrote (5440)	1/7/2004 2:25:56 AM
From: marcos	Respond to of 8273

Friends and coworkers call him Lip, i believe .... a neighbour once called him, when he first hired on with SEG, then later got reprimanded by Quentin for not going through Official Channels ... this was probably a case of mistaken identity, someone else making trouble over the phone, as my friend was quite impressed with Lip, they'd had only a brief conversation, no problem .... i was thinking of working this into a pun on the expression 'lipped off', but haven't got the energy ..... there was a czech girl at a multicultural centre language class my wife was attending, her name was spelled like, or sounded like, one of the harsher cuss words in spanish ... this broke the ice between them quickly, led to cultural exchange, and for a while my wife could swear fluently in czech sur.v - those assays were sort of predicted by friday's action, weren't they ... funny how that happens .... i'm crying on this one too, got a pathetic few shares only, not worth selling absent a real home run ecu.v - woo ... Ecu was one that Bill Murphy touted bigtime when he was first on the net, here at SI ... if you look back into the first posts on Dutch Sale you'll find lots of happy talk on it ..... they didn't do well though, i forget what went wrong, the price of silver wasn't helping in any case ..... i wonder if Uncle Bill is still following it, with the GataVolk in tow

To: ralfph who wrote (5440)	1/9/2004 2:36:41 PM
From: Rocket Red	Respond to of 8273

SUR hope you bought some back as its going to see alot higher values :)

To: ralfph who wrote (5440)	1/21/2004 7:53:21 AM
From: Frankly Speaking	Respond to of 8273

CPT NEWS VANCOUVER, Jan 20, 2004 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX) -- CIBT School of Business &Technology Corp. ('CIBT'), a subsidiary of Capital Alliance Group Inc. (TSX-VEN:CPT) and a leading business school in China, reported today a total enrolment increase of 63% in 2003 as compared to same period last year. Enrolment increases include significant growth in the English programs, MBA and Technology degree programs. CIBT's total student body is currently at 1,064 students. This enrolment figure does not include new enrollments from the recently announced MBA program for Civil Aviation and Administration China ('CAAC'), sponsored by Boeing Corp. The first group of a total of approximately 200 MBA candidates participating in the CAAC/Boeing program started December 2003. 'Expanding foreign direct investments are fueling China's burgeoning economy and creating high demands for western trained management and workers,' stated Toby Chu, CIBT's president and CEO. 'As a premier business and technology school with nearly 10 years of operating experience in China, we anticipate that our business management programs, advanced technology and English language training programs will continue to be CIBT's fastest growing segments in coming years.' About CIBT Founded in 1994, CIBT School of Business is a recognized business school in Beijing, China. CIBT operates three campuses in Beijing and three learning centres in other cities in China. CIBT has an academic partnership with Beijing University of Technology and delivers postsecondary business and technology education to students and corporations. By cooperating with leading education providers in North America, Europe and Asia, CIBT continually develops advanced curricula to meet the needs of China's growing economy. On Behalf of the Boards of Directors of Capital Alliance Group Inc. and CIBT Canadian Institute of Business &Technology Corp. 'TOBY CHU' Toby Chu President &C.E.O. THE TSX VENTURE EXCHANGE HAS NOT REVIEWED AND DOES NOT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ADEQUACY OR ACCURACY OF THIS NEWS RELEASE. THIS NEWS RELEASE SHALL NOT CONSTITUTE AN OFFER TO SELL OR THE SOLICITATION OF AN OFFER TO BUY SECURITIES IN ANY JURISDICTION. VIEW ADDITIONAL COMPANY-SPECIFIC INFORMATION: newswire.ca newswire.ca For further information: Investor Relations Contact: Mr. Quentin Mai, N. America Toll Free: 1-888-865-0901 Ext.312, Email: investor(at)cag-global.com News release via Canada NewsWire, Vancouver 604-669-7764 -MC- Copyright (C) 2004 CNW, All rights reserved