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To: jbal who wrote (154)	6/14/1998 11:26:00 PM
From: Lucky Lady	Respond to of 365

jbal, read the Itkg thread. Financials are expected out Tues. and the reporting is to follow. ITKG is patenting it's antenna improvements through this gov't process. If the companies were merged in some fashion both would benefit. IASCA and its stockholders would also benefit from the knowledge and contacts of the first class ITKG Board of Advisors. Why don't you call CEO Mark Williams and talk with him. You will see what I mean. Lucky Lady

To: jbal who wrote (154)	6/14/1998 11:59:00 PM
From: Byter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 365

jbal says: "Why is the extended board of ITKG stacked with Lucent types when they can't sell to the commercial market? Very strange". Well jbal I took a quote from the ITKG press release history for you from CEO Mark Williams to see ITKG's vision on this topic: The Board of Advisors concept is one of the new management tools implemented by Integral's Board of Directors and Mark Williams, the company's new President and CEO. Mr. Williams said, ''During my initial tenure at Integral, our focus has been to create solid foundations for the company from which to build a successful business, and to create a comprehensive plan for moving forward. Getting the right people into the right positions is key to that success, and the Board of Advisors is part of that overall process. The Board of Advisors adds significant value to Integral and its shareholders by serving as both a long-range business radar and as a team of hands-on internal consultants. The Advisors bring their experience, awareness, insight, and business contacts to bear on Integral's challenges in a way that a small company like ours could never afford. By using the Board of Advisors approach effectively, we can amplify the results that we can achieve with small management teams. I have worked with both Lon and Rex before and I know they will add a lot of value to Integral. We are very lucky to have them, and all our Advisors.'' You see jbal that's called conducting and building a good business !! something IASCA has had a hard time doing. One needs to remember that IASCA has had 15 months more trading time and has just recently announced the completion of their Business plan. Sounds a little backwards to me. Stock price aside, the only thing IAS has on ITKG is full reporting status and even that is not a Company make. IASCA - In My Humble Opinion - is one of the best shorts on the otc-bb. There is no reason to justify a 2.5 dollar difference in two Companies pushing the same technology when it seems that ITKG has the Complete package. After having just recently taken my profit out of IASCA it will go right over to the Management Team with the expertise and past track record to succeed if they never sell an antenna to the commercial market. Once people realize that IAS is so over inflated (IMHO) compared to what they really have I may buy back in and that will be in the same range as I did before 1.75 to 2. Hope this helps jbal to answer your question.................... Talk soon, Byter