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To: TokyoMex who wrote (8369)	1/5/1998 10:40:00 PM
From: Patricia	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31646

To All: Scotts' reply to my Email Subj: Re: TPRO new address in Denver Tech Center Date: 98-01-05 14:05:28 EST From: Liolios@PacificGP.com (Scott Liolios) Reply-to: Liolios@PacificGP.com To: Terra33513@aol.com (Terra33513) Hello Terra, Topro new corporate headquarters: 7887 E. Belleview, Suite #820 Englewood, CO 80111 (303) 771-9794 The office is just the location of the corporate headquarters. The company did not move the Denver office. The location has 8 actual offices, a conference room, and a cubicle and reception area. There is only 9-10 individuals working out of the new office. At the shareholder meeting we will have a reception at the new offices as well as a tour of the Denver facility. I cannot disclose the terms of the new facility but I hope this has answered the majority of your questions. Thank you for your interest and support. Cordially, J. Scott Liolios Terra33513 wrote: > Dear Scott > > I understand that TPRO/TAVA will be moving to its new home sometime in > January. Would you be so kind to provide me with the new address and also > advise me approximately how far it is from the Hyatt. Will you be keeping the > same phone numbers as you have now and if not, will you please send me an > Email of the new phone numbers so I can post them to the SI and AOL threads > for the stockholders etc. > > How large a bldg is it..two story, 3 story, and what is the total square > footage you will be using. Just how big is the present building, floors, > and sq feet. I am trying to compare them. I am aware that you might not be > able to divulge this perhaps, but if you do, I will be posting it on the SI > thread. Also, has this building been leased or purchased by TPRO/TAVA and if > you can tell me, how long is the lease for and what is the rent. If you > purchased the building, what did you pay for it. > > Also, are you planning to give a tour of the new home of TPRO to the > stockholders when they come out there for the meeting. If not, would you > consider planning a tour if the stockholders were interested. > > I am a stockholder in TPRO and am very excited about its future(and mine). > > I want to thank you in advance for the time that you put into answering my > questions. It is nice to be able to communicate like this and this is my > first Email to a company that I have stock in. :) > > Patricia Ruffolo

To: TokyoMex who wrote (8369)	1/6/1998 6:17:00 AM
From: Nanny	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31646

You gotta love that TPRO...and Dr. Yardeni! Subject: New Y2K Reporter On Dr Ed's Econet Date: Mon, 5 Jan 1998 22:11:07 -0800 (PST) From: Ed Yardeni <yardeni@ix.netcom.com> To: SUBSCRIBERS: Some key US agencies might be ready in 2019 for the year 2000 at the rate they are going. The FAA is only 38% prepared. See the Jan 5, 1998 issue of THE Y2K REPORTER. yardeni.com PUBLIC: The previous issue is open to all now. In the interest of raising public awareness of Y2K, a public version of the latest issue is available at yardeni.com. I will continue to add my findings and conclusions to my Y2K NetBook. Here are the contents of the current version: YEAR 2000 RECESSION? "Prepare for the worst. Hope for the best." yardeni.com Chapter 1: Information & Communications I. Introduction: A Serious Problem II. The Problem In Brief III. Bill Gates To The Rescue? IV. Y2K Vendors Say Business Is Slow Chapter 2: Electric Power Systems I. Nuclear Power To The People II. Nuclear Power Makes The World Go Round III. Fossil-Fuel Electricity: Winter Wonder Land Chapter 3: Transportation I. Union Pacific Turmoil: Opening Act For Y2K? II. FAA: On A Wing And A Prayer III. Y2K Drill At The FAA IV. Y2K "No Fly Zones" V. The Global Positioning System Chapter 4: Banking, Credit, & Finance I. The Fed Prepares For The Worst II. G10 Bank Officials Warn Of Global Chaos III. Senate Bill Mandates Y2K Disclosure IV. Will Retailers Be On-Line? Chapter 5: Internal Revenue Service I. IRS Sends Desperate SOS Chapter 6: Government Services I. Time Is Running Out II. OMB Issues Progress Report Chapter 7: Embedded Chips I. Embedded Chips: Invasion Of The Body Snatchers Chapter 8: Global I. No Global Warming Over Y2K Chapter 9: The Y Files I. Escape From New York Dr Ed