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To: Paul Senior who wrote (22994)	1/6/2006 11:56:28 AM
From: Lazarus	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78715

Paul i added some more OPCO yesterday... this looks like a great little company to me. they have a good distribution channel: ourpets.com and with the recent acquisition of PETZONE they will have even more distribution channels as well as a larger product line. read the latest news here: biz.yahoo.com i like this: OurPet's also announced that it has begun plans expand its facility from 28,000 square feet to approximately 60,000 square feet to accommodate the Pet Zone acquisition and provide for anticipated growth over the next few years. it appears they are serious about growing the business. check out this addition to the BOD: "Mr. James D. Ireland, Chairman and Managing Director of Capital One Partners and Early Stage Partners (www.esplp.com), Cleveland-based private equity investment firms that specialize in early stage and middle market companies. Mr. Ireland has served as Chairman of Pet Zone and is a director of Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE:CLF - News) and other private-held companies funded by Capital One and Early Stage Partners. Prior to founding Capital One and Early Stage Partners in 1993, he served as Vice President in the Corporate Finance Department of Salomon Brothers, Inc. and partner or managing director of several investment firms. Mr. Ireland is actively involved with numerous civic activities, including serving as President of The Cleveland Orchestra. Cleveland-Cliffs was recently rated by Forbes as being among Americas Best Big Companies. so the way i see it -- they are putting all their ducks in a row for growth. time will tell, Lazarus