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To: lostmymoney who wrote (384)	2/28/2004 10:19:34 AM
From: arnold silver	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 466

Mikey, ABTG, please add this Monday, BPL Sector is heating up. Think this was done through main.net, but gets the ball rolling for the whole sector. ABTG has trials going on with ConEd, Southern-Telecom, IdaComm, Enersis, etc February 26, 2004 Manassas First City in US to Turn Up BPL Next week the City of Manassas will turn up the first municipal BPL lines, or broadband Internet over power lines, in North America. Available to all residents and businesses, the technology will make available to subscribers high-speed internet access from any electrical outlet in a structure by simply installing a modem. Using existing power lines and fiber optic network infrastructure, Manassas Utilities will install BPL equipment external to homes, with no need for a second phone line or cable service. Prospect Street Broadband was awarded a franchise by the city council in October 2003 to deploy the service city-wide, supplying equipment and handling administrative functions such as account administration, help desk support and final connection. I just bought a bunch and going back for more,the more DD I do on this the better it looks.The major utilities are buying the stock and now own over 50%. Arnie