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To: Brian Diggle who wrote (3166)	1/29/1999 3:37:00 AM
From: Wizzer	Respond to of 62348

RPP: I have to wait and see what happens tomorrow Brian. I would have expected the stock to start moving pending the results, but there was a large shareholder dumping at the same time. There usually is an appreciation in stock price before results are released, so I didn't buy at all. As for when to take profit, I'll let you decide that one. There are never enough profits, but at some point you have to take them. As the saying goes, you never go broke ringing the "ole" cash register. See what happens tomorrow and decide. Regards, Wisam

To: Brian Diggle who wrote (3166)	5/14/1999 8:33:00 PM
From: Brian Diggle	Respond to of 62348

For those who didn't get into ASE:BIT when it was an active topic on this thread a couple of months ago, might want to consider getting in on Monday. Bridges Initiatives, Inc. Announces Corporate Name Change Move to Bridges.com speaks to the Company's core competencies in online career services May 14, 1999 Bridges.com is pleased to announce that it has changed its corporate name from The Bridges Initiatives, Inc. to Bridges.com. "Bridges.com more accurately reflects the nature of our business," says Doug Manning, CEO. "Bridges.com is an Internet publisher, and we hope the new name will assist schools to more quickly gain an understanding of our products, and our corporate attributes." "We've developed the bridge reference for two reasons," adds Mr. Manning. "Bridges highlights the connecting nature of career development. It also reflects how we try to do business - by bringing education and business together in order to assist young people to make informed career and life transitions." A special resolution was passed in support of the name change at Bridges.com's Annual and Special Meeting on April 7, 1999. A two-thirds majority was required to implement the change. The name change does not affect Bridges.com's trading symbol: BIT. Bridges.com specializes in continuous and customized publishing on the Internet. Its primary focus is services and products for the career development industry. Over 3,400 North American schools subscribe to Bridges.com's online resources. More than 1,600,000 students have access to Bridges.com career services. Bridges.com is a publicly traded company on The Alberta Stock Exchange (BIT). It's one of a small percentage of technology-based companies making a profit through the Internet. Bridges.com 7B-1404 Hunter Court Kelowna, BC V1X 6E6 Tel: 250 862 8722 Fax: 250 862 8771 Email: info@bridges.com Website: www.bridges.com For further information please contact: Norm Thompson Bridges Initiatives name change to Bridges.com Bridges.com Inc BIT Shares issued 8,799,250 May 13 close $4.90 Fri 14 May 99 Change Name On April 7, 1999, shareholders approved a name change from the Bridges Initiatives Inc. to Bridges.com Inc. on the basis of one new common share for each one old common share held. The common shares of Bridges.com will be posted for trading on the Alberta Stock Exchange in substitution of the common shares of the Bridges Initiatives at the opening of business on May 18, 1999. Stock symbol: BIT Security code: 085 722 Cusip No: 108435 10 8 Transfer agent: CIBC Mellon Trust Company There is a thread on SI: Subject 21389 Recent Price/Volume action: canada.bigcharts.com IMO you may be able to pick up this stick for $ 5.00 or less for a quick trip to $ 10.00. Just imagine where it could go if it traded like the US internuts! Yours truly, Brian Diggle