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To: dexx who wrote (1873)	5/5/1999 6:05:00 PM
From: Bruce Cullen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2662

Great post from Yahoo on (ORG) =============================== Let Me by: dunnonuthin 5028 of 5032 put it this way. People who are buying ATIS are speculating without any basis. People who buy ORG are investing on fundamentals. Science: The important thing to keep in mind is that AG is an approved product. More than that, it seems an ideal product. In that sense its use is limitless. It's a testament to the product and the technology, and the company behind, that it can be used so effectively in ALL off-label applications that it's been tried. I am thoroughly impressed! The same thing can not be said about ATIS' DG. The results there are extremely spotty, to say the least. Unless they have made fundamental changes to the product, it's really not even comparable. I bought into ATIS in the two's and sold at $3 when it became apparent that AG was THE product and DG was the pretender. The case of baby Tori brought the point home. It'd be hard to imagine a more off-label use than that and AG not only worked but superbly! Contrast this with DG which repeatedly failed even in just its original targeted indication. Anybody who knew any science realized by then that AG was and is THE ONE. Investment: ORG is down on huge short sales. To an investor, this is incredible opportunity - absolutely nothing wrong with fundamentals. Rather than worry about where the bottom maybe, an inane thought really, one should consider the mounting values. I find it incredible that I am able to buy into this company at this price, at this stage! Make no mistake, ORG is THE leader in its field. A company in possession of such superior technology by far in its field, and what an important field!, represents tremendous potential. There is no competition! To judge it completely on current sales alone is to be grossly short-sighted. Additionally, I suspect that the off-label use will greatly multiply. All evidences point to this product being ideal. Such strong fundamentals allow one to invest with complete confidence. Catching the 'bottom' is an amateurish thought, buying low is what a shrewd investor does. The former only God knows, the latter is the knowledge given to man. I'm no god therefore I act like a man. ==================== Bruce SCG

To: dexx who wrote (1873)	5/5/1999 6:47:00 PM
From: Jeffrey L. Henken	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2662

EVDS, which closed at 15/32's, is my stock pick for tomorrow. Environmental Digital Services Incorporated is a small company which could be just on the brink of tremendous success with their CAPSCAN product. The CAPSCAN is a device which monitors underground storage tanks for leaks and helps owners to do inventory control. USTs are used at almost every gas station in the country: quote.yahoo.com Ever wonder why that station on the corner closed last year? Because it is so expensive to replace existing USTs and avoid EPA fines. Devices which are presently in use that "supposedly" serve the purpose of the CAPSCAN cost thousands of dollars to install. A CAPSCAN device costs around $400 to $450. Maybe that's why EXXON recently asked EVDS to attend a trade show with them despite the fact that the CAPSCAN is still awaiting final FCC approval. biz.yahoo.com EVDS has James Bartel on it's advisory board as well. Mr Bartel was the former number three man at Texaco: fast.quote.com The CAPSCAN has gone through years of rigorous testing. In addition to targeting USTs EVDS will also push into the home heating oil market later this year. Imagine being able to buy a device at SEARS or another comparable store that will allow you to monitor your tank for around $75? No more guessing what's in there. No more worrying about whether or not you got what you paid for. The CAPSCAN simply screws onto the fill pipe of the tank. It's that easy to install. It works with sonar and a long life battery. A simple hand held device will do all the calculations. EVDS also has a remediation arm involved with cleaning up pollutants. It's not a sexy business but the men involved here have years of experience and tons of contacts. At today's closing price I think EVDS is a tremendous long term buy. There are less than 5 million shares in the float. EVDS has moved well on big volume in the past. So far we have not had the significant news which we have been awaiting. Here are all the news releases from EVDS: fast.quote.com What will happen next? Well hopefully, I win my own contest again tomorrow! Regards, Jeff