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To: Zvi Yammer who wrote (5821)	3/20/1998 8:57:00 AM
From: rharris	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 8835

TNRG - Zvi - this issue was brought up and answered by myself and Alan on the TNRG thread. This was old news before Tilton came to the company. In fact when questioned about this he stated that he didn't even know about it (it was insignificant).... see below.... To: Jimbo (24 ) From: rharris Thursday, Mar 19 1998 1:05AM EST Reply # of 79 Everyone - RELAX! Tilton's expertise is as a turnaround specialist and he is doing this with Tianrong (he just retired 2.5 M shares!). The company was in bad need of cleaning up and that's when Tilton came on board (I think that he came to Tianrong after the SEC matter TWO years ago). Hell, Chrysler was in violation of their bank covenents and they required the government to bail them out. That's when some of the best opportunities present themselves. Many major (and very profitable) companies have had some infractions in their past. If they clean them up with a new person at the helm, then so what? That's what he's there for. The infractions weren't against Tilton. They occured BEFORE he was there. Tilton knows that this company now has too much going for it to mess up with the SEC and they are now in the process of doing what is necessary to be a fully reporting company. What are Tilton's credentials? From 1986-1991 Tilton was president of H&J consultants, a firm specializing in business consulting. Since 1991 he has been president of Eagle Market Research, a project development company with diverse investments. It sounds like he knows what he's doing.....the news speaks for itself............. Bottom line - if the MM's are short stock there are now 2.5 million fewer shares in the market for them to cover thanks - to James Tilton. We need more CEO's like Tilton who cancel stock and sqeeze the shorts (I wish my other stocks would do this)...... Richard