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To: Due Diligence who wrote (5401)	5/19/1999 2:27:00 PM
From: stockguy	Respond to of 108040

DDEV's Eagleview DDEV (a shell) is in the process of doing a reverse merger with this private company (Eagleview). I found their web site listed below and can see why DDEV has gone up from .24 just a few weeks ago. Internet without wires! And patented too. Makes one wonder. tcsinternational.com Eagleview Technologies, Inc. A subsidiary of Eagleview Industries, Inc. TCS International Homepage Learn more about Eagleview Technologies TCS International Other Partners WIRELESS INTERNET / GREATER THAN T1 SPEEDS / 1/10th of the PRICE The technology is now available to construct and operate high speed wireless Internet connectivity systems, which will be very cost competitive to existing high speed telephone connections. Such systems have global applications and are the only reasonable solution to third world countries where there is no telephone infrastructure. In India and China there are only two telephones per one hundred persons. Over one half of the world's present population has yet to make their first phone call. Two Way Wireless Internet communications is about to change all of that. The Wireless Solution In early 1997, the president of EagleView Industries, Inc., Michael Paolini met a 31-year IBM executive who was in charge of education for the Pacific Rim, including China and India. Brooks Freeman, the IBM executive convinced Paolini that there was a global need for a two-way solution that could only be done by wireless, since most of the countries in question had no significant telephone infrastructure. Based on his knowledge of the cable television industry, Paolini concluded that such a product would be cost effective in the domestic market as well. There was no hardware available for two-way transmission utilizing the protected licensed spectrum that was available in the United States. Paolini developed a system that would utilize the existing video envelope of licensed microwave transmitters, which resulted in Patent Pending S.N. 08/857,927 called “High-Bandwidth Signal Transmission System Using Video Signal Envelope”. The patent has been assigned to EagleView Technologies, Inc. the parent company of EagleView Industries, Inc. In the middle of this development process, Paolini became aware of cost effective hardware that could be utilized for two-way transmission at T1 speeds. Such equipment was available to operate in an unlicensed portion of the spectrum provided it was operated below maximum power levels authorized by the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”). Moreover, there were corresponding portions of the spectrum available on a global basis. After intensive experimentation with the equipment, Paolini concluded that it would be possible to configure such hardware in a manner that would permit high-speed wireless service to as many as seventy two thousand subscribers from a single high speed Internet connection. The cost of illuminating such a service area is currently estimated at less than two thousand dollars per square mile. This is very competitive when compared to conventional cable or fiber optic cable, which can cost between five to twenty thousand dollars per linear mile. Paolini intends to patent the configurations, and assign such patents to EagleView Industries, Inc.

To: Due Diligence who wrote (5401)	5/19/1999 2:28:00 PM
From: MMM Mule	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108040

Here's a nice little ground floor play...HNLY, loading up on news... Magra to Make Application for NASD Listing May 19, 1999 12:58 PM MIAMI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 19, 1999--The Henley Group, Inc. HNLY announced today that its subsidiary Magra Computer Technologies Corp. will be filing the necessary documents with NASDAQ to be listed on the NASDAQ Bulletin Board as the first step to being listed on the NASD Small Cap Market. Magra is developing an online computer product shopping mall for worldwide distribution of a complete line of products to be featured in individual storefronts. "Many of these products will be exclusive to Magra," said Brian Selzer, Corporate Management Director of Magra. "We are very excited as to the prospects for success of this operation, which gives us an additional revenue stream with strong profit margins." MMMM

To: Due Diligence who wrote (5401)	5/19/1999 3:12:00 PM
From: rharris	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 108040

DD - re: CRTZ Investors' Alert Announces Investment Opinion On Creative Recycling Technologies May 18, 1999 05:02 PM HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 18, 1999-- Investors' Alert Initiates Strong Buy Recommendation Strong Buy / Creative Recycling Technologies CRTZ Creative Recycling Technologies has a patented process using microwave technology called Pyrolysis which cleanly breaks tires down into useable by-products. According to a Creative Recycling Technologies press release dated June 9, 1998, the by-products will yield $4.55 per tire on a conservative basis, the most valuable by-product being the Carbon Black which has an approximate $15 billion annual market. Thomas Loyd, editor of Investors' Alert, stated, "CRTZ is building 10 plants worldwide and has already been contacted by Saudi Arabia, India, Belgium and Finland. The first plant will be built here in the U.S. in southern New Jersey, and has received a letter of cooperation from the state, and because the facility will be located in a designated State of New Jersey Enterprise Zone, the state and other authorities will finance up to 80%." Also, according to an earlier Creative Recycling press release, CRTZ has also received a Letter of Intent from Brown and Lampe to raise up to $15,750,000. Thomas Loyd believes CRTZ should have 1 plant up and running this year and 2 plants up and running by next year. Thomas Loyd also stated, "Each plant can recycle 10 million tires per year. CRTZ will receive its revenues from licensing fees, management fees and a share of the plant profits. These revenues to CRTZ will be 25% of the plants total revenues." Thomas Loyd calculated next year's projections for CRTZ as follows: First full year of operation. With 2 plants running: 15 million tires recycled at $4.55/tire equals $68,250,000 Plants Revenue -- $68,250,000 CRTZ Revenue -- $17,062,500 Less Expenses -- ($5,400,000) Net Income Before Tax -- $11,662,500 After Tax -- $7,230,750 Per Share -- $0.86 after tax Thomas Loyd believes at a conservative 20 P/E this stock could trade over $17 by next year. And CRTZ will be adding approximately 1 to 2 new plants per year for the next five years, so add approximately $1.00 after tax net for every year. Shares Outstanding -- 8,377,000 Float (est.) -- 2,750,000 Investors' Alert is an independent research firm with paid subscribers. Investors' Alert is not affiliated in with Creative Recycling Technologies. Thomas Loyd may buy and sell securities recommended in this report as a regular course of business. Subscriptions are $139.00/year for Investors' Alert newsletter service. This report is based on Investors' Alert independent analysis but relies on information supplied by sources believed to be reliable, The information contained in this report is not intended to be, and shall not constitute, an offer to sell nor solicitation of any offer to buy any security. Copyright (c) 1999 Loyd Financial Consulting. All rights reserved.