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To: Rock_nj who wrote (90)	4/7/2004 10:32:28 AM
From: GC	Respond to of 4703

here is another one for u all Interactive Motorsports & Entertainment Corp. -- IMTS-OTCBB, With Its Officially Licensed NASCAR-Branded Entertainment is Featured by Scheft Ticks Financial Newsletter Wednesday April 7, 9:00 am ET HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 7, 2004--Scheft Ticks financial newsletter has featured Interactive Motorsports & Entertainment Corp. (OTCBB:IMTS - News) and will follow the company for the next few months. Mr. Scheft states "Interactive Motorsports and Entertainment Corp. is poised to embark on a period of seemingly unbridled growth as it furthers its expansion of existing Racing Centers, as well as opening new Racing Centers, and selling simulators to other entertainment venues. With the Company's shares currently trading in the $.14 range, it seems apparent the financial community has yet to factor in the enormous growth and profit potential of IMTS' innovative product introductions and attractive revenue model. Our 12-twelve month target for shares of Interactive Motorsports & Entertainment Corp. is $1.00-$1.25, with potential for strong upside surprises." To see the entire report please contact Newport Media LLC at www.NewportMediaLLC@Yahoo.com or fax your request to 281-477-0071. To get all of the company information please go to www.smsonline.com. Mr. Scheft is an independent research analyst and editor of Scheft Ticks, an equities newsletter providing unique insight to the markets since 1987. Mr. Scheft has appeared regularly on CNBC and Financial News Network and is a weekly guest on GEM radio, along with several other financial programs throughout the country. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Contact: Newport Media LLC Richard Johnson, 281-477-0154 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source: Newport Media LLC

To: Rock_nj who wrote (90)	4/9/2004 10:17:38 PM
From: Ga Bard	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4703

you do not mean subway do you ... that stock is too fluid for me. be good for day trading most likely. Gary

To: Rock_nj who wrote (90)	4/15/2004 11:30:03 PM
From: M0NEYMADE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4703

Ewwwwww! Positive HIV tests shut down porn movies Thursday, April 15, 2004 Posted: 9:03 PM EDT (0103 GMT) source:cnn.com LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- Adult movie producers agreed to shut down sets for weeks Thursday after two performers tested positive for the virus that causes AIDS. At least 45 men and women were under voluntary quarantine because they had sex with the HIV-positive performers or their sex partners, said Sharon Mitchell of the nonprofit Adult Industry Medical Healthcare Foundation. The first performer to test positive, whom Mitchell declined to name, was "conscientious" about having HIV tests every three weeks, she said. On Friday he tested positive for HIV and a follow-up test on Monday confirmed it, Mitchell said. Mitchell confirmed later Thursday that one of about a dozen women the performer had sex with in films also tested HIV-positive. A list of quarantined performers was placed on the Web site of the foundation, which screens about 1,200 adult movie performers a month for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases. As of Thursday about a dozen adult movie companies had agreed to follow a voluntary moratorium on production until June 8, said Tim Connelly, publisher of the industry news magazine AVN. Although the quarantine is voluntary, the performers involved won't be working for at least two months, until new tests clear them, Connelly said. It would be "absolutely insane" for companies to hire them earlier, he said. Dr. Jonathan Fielding, director of public health and health officer for Los Angeles County, said the agency did not consider the HIV case a threat to public health "at this point." "I think in general, they've done an appropriate job in terms of the quarantine measures taken," he said. However, the discovery shows that screening programs are not perfect and the only way to prevent AIDS "is not to have unprotected sex." Mary Carey, an adult movie star who ran for governor of California last fall, said she had not worked with the HIV-infected actor or his co-stars. However, as a precaution she was canceling a lesbian porn shoot even though she did not consider it risky. "It's very scary," she said. "This is kind of a wake-up call for everybody." It was unclear how much impact the work stoppage would have on the $4 billion to $13 billion-a-year industry, which is centered in the San Fernando Valley. Some companies have as much as a year's worth of movies ready, said Jill Kelly, a former adult performer turned producer. Some of the largest players declined to take part in the moratorium, arguing that they already have safety measures in place. Vivid Entertainment Group of Van Nuys said it requires condom use and negative HIV tests within 30 days of the start of production. The last industry HIV scare was in 1999, when a male performer tested positive for the disease. He no longer performs and no other performers were infected. Before that, a male performer infected five women in 1998.