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To: WMG who wrote (429)	5/31/1998 2:55:00 PM
From: Sir Auric Goldfinger	Respond to of 3383

In all fairness to Mr. Baillargeon, I post his response re: AENG no longer lurking on emergingcompany.com "To: Auric Goldfinger From: Donald Baillargeon Saturday, May 30 1998 9:13PM ET In response to your question, Emerging Company Report tracks company progress for thirteen weeks following their original guest appearance. The follow-up on the company in question (AENG) has run its course. There does remain however, a short interview with Carroll Shelby, which was part of our program last week (Featured Companies: STGI and BLHG), which can be viewed at our web site. Please visit emergingcompany.com then click on "Watch Us on Your PC", then choose Program # Volume 2, Week 29. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance. We hope you enjoy our program. Donald A. Baillargeon Executive Producer, Emerging Company Report" Fair Enough, Don. Thnx for the explanation.

To: WMG who wrote (429)	6/1/1998 12:11:00 AM
From: 246810	Respond to of 3383

Post (0), Teague and the web page (and Greg) say there are U.S. patents. Either these patents are in the name of the inventor or the company. If the inventor is the majority owner it doesn't much matter, the company can use them. BUT, where are they? What are the numbers? What is the status? They may be novel, but are they unique? Will they be granted? Has anyone figured out the source of the force that moves the piston plates away from the inlet to induct a fresh charge? 246810

To: WMG who wrote (429)	6/1/1998 1:51:00 AM
From: wonk	Respond to of 3383

WMG: This just flat out is not a very savy group of guys. Assuming the engine is everything claimed, I would suggest that organizational form is brain dead. If AENG is truly intending to be just a royalty collections shop where licensees do their own R&D, design and manufacturing, then the overhead will be very low. Therefore, WHY do you want to submit yourself to a combined 35-40% federal and state tax burden. A better form would be an LP. However, if they are very saavy... ww