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To: Tom Jordan who wrote (565)	3/31/1998 6:59:00 AM
From: Mark Calp	Respond to of 4605

To All: R E A D P O S T #566 Tom, this is an excellent post and well thought. This company is poised to grow very rapidly once the contracts are established. This is not only a normal growth pattern, but it also is confronting a very unusual phenomenon at the same time. A major change to reduce toxic emissions and tremendous costs for societies everywhere. Noone can pick highs & lows, but they can do their DD and invest; this way they will not be subjected to the volatility and short term ups & downs. Thanks Tom for the clear and concise picture of ATF's growth & development challenge. MC

To: Tom Jordan who wrote (565)	3/31/1998 11:18:00 AM
From: chris	Respond to of 4605

Very well put Tom. P.S. Thanks for the post LBELL.

To: Tom Jordan who wrote (565)	3/31/1998 10:40:00 PM
From: Ally	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4605

Hello Tom, Thanks for the looong and patient reply to get a newbie up to speed... appreciate it. In my post yesterday, I had jumped the gun, and after reading more postings on this thread (saw that you started this fine thread - congratulations), I think I got most of my questions answered. Will be looking to take a long position soon when the volatility subsides somewhat. Seems to me this is going to be a long story, and there will be many opportunities for good entry points along the way. Came across a post linking to Nagasco and NESC sites, showing beautiful pictures of vehicles with installed NG cylinders... now that's the kind of explanation that a lass like me needs to understand technology. While OK in business, I'm gooie on any tech stuff that doesn't come with pictures. One thing I could not understand is why there is no revenue to AFS on their arrangement with Caterpillar. Wonder what the benefits are to AFS by giving away technology and marketing rights to north america? regards, denise