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To: BensonInvestor who wrote (21301)	9/18/2006 9:33:43 AM
From: onepath	Respond to of 78403

Bensoninvestor.Thanks for your reply. Your well done post ended with an invitation... " am inviting you to immediately correct me if anything I have written about Nuinsco is incorrect. I have not spent that much time studying NWI." First my question was. " Interested in your thoughts on NWI's role with CCH and I will due a little more specific research on CCH." And your answer was... " Onepath, Answer for you – comparisons between NWI and CCH" I did not ask for a comparison as a comparison is hard to do unless a person fully understands both stocks and it appears that applies to niether of us here. You would have to fully understand NWI's other projects etc, and I CCH.So I was more interested learning about the working and financial relationship between the two.I did not mean to put you on the defensive trying to put one ahead of the other. Both of these stocks are reclaim jobs to me and I am interested in both.In your points of comparison you question whether NWI holders are clear on how their projects are being financed and then state that CCH has 100milliom wts. to be exersized at .15 which will supply 15$ million to finish their projects.Not a lot of money are you sure this is enough?How does NWI's .10 cent wts. effect this? ------------------- #Under the operating management agreement, Nuinsco will receive: two-year warrants to purchase up to 20 per cent of the issued and outstanding common shares of Campbell, on a fully diluted basis. The exercise price of the warrants will be 10 cents per share; two million common shares of Campbell upon commencement of the provision of services under the management and operating agreement; one million common shares of Campbell upon completion by Campbell of all of the financings described below; $25,000 plus 200,000 common shares of Campbell per month, in advance (up to a maximum of four million common shares); and Nuinsco is also entitled to appoint two individuals as directors of CCH. Looking forward to your updates on CCH.