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To: grizzy who wrote (1858)	1/20/2006 11:26:47 AM
From: shortsinthesand	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12518

grizzy, re: RELAX Why is it you think that 2 years is not enough time to "complete" an audit? By the Way did you know that not only were they claiming that they would complete an audit in 90 days two years ago they were also claiming to aquire other companies also: that never happened? Can you tell us what happened to the A.T.G. sports aqusition???? July 12, 2004 Wicklund to seek listing on OTC Bulletin Board Officials with Wicklund Holding Co., a Kentucky company that develops uses for recycled products, plan to seek a listing on the OTC Bulletin Board, according to a news release. Wicklund currently is traded on OTC Pink Sheets under the symbol WKDH. The OTC Bulletin Board system is a more broadly used quotation service that allows brokers and traders to access real-time quotes and volume information. Wicklund, as part of this plan, has begun discussions with L.L. Bradford and Co., a regional accounting and auditing firm that audits many publicly traded companies, the release said. "We expect to complete our negotiations in the next two weeks and that an audit can be completed within 90 to 120 days," James Turek, president of Wicklund Holding, said in the release. "I believe that Wicklund is now poised for tremendous growth and preparing our company for listing on a national exchange reflects our commitment to both our shareholders and the investment community to maximize Wicklund's visibility and liquidity." Wicklund, based in Lexington, Ky., is a technology company that develops uses for recycled plastics. Last month, the company announced that it has entered an agreement to acquire A.T.G. Sports, a St. Louis-based company that develops and installs artificial athletic surfaces for indoor and outdoor sports applications such as tennis, soccer, football, baseball, rugby, running tracks and field hockey. A.T.G. also develops and installs surfaces for court-based sports, public parks and playgrounds.