Now let's not forget (E(:

Any shorters were probably busy today (E(:

suckin` up their ill-gotten profits from the rest
of the stock market.

Down about 500 points, I see.

W2 ain't big enough to matter to `em lately.

Kinda funny how they must have seen today's drop
comin` from way off, since like Bet says, they
hadn't been here in a least a week.

Sure enough....

Wonder how they knew? Seems like they always do.

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Aw, I guess I`m just outa touch (E(:

...kinda like folks used to say about
ol` Ronnie Reagan.

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So I suppose these fellers`ll leave us alone:

Hmph. Nuthin`. (E(:

Now...after-hours trades...what we got?

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Okay! Now...what we got? (E(:

Three minutes to ticker paint (E(:

Let's see what they tell us....

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Has anybody noticed (E(:

...how it is that ol` W2 keeps poppin` up
like popcorn while the Blue Chip Boys are
all bitin` the dust?

Seems like every time one o` them goes down,
ol` W2 pops up a few mils.

You can`t keep a good startup down.

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Here`s a little Sunday News of interest (E(:

Kinda reminds me of what`s goin` on around HERE....

Sure sounds familiar.

Somebody must see W2 as an up `n` comer or I wouldn't
think they`d even fool with it. Small fry. Not worth their
time.

Well it sure as Hades must be worth SOMEBODY`s
time to mess with it. Either that, or these doggone
day traders are more of a nuisance than anybody
thought.

Note that these guys operate global. It ain`t limited
to Australia.

http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0,21598,24337474-949,00.html

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I'm awake! What happened? (E(:

Oh, just that...well shucks....

Wake me on a BIGGER upswing...say, 0.07....

...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...

Wake me on the upswing (E(:

...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...

I don't take advice from Egyptians (E(:

Last time I did---EGYPT ME!

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Pssst! TehDavelam! Hot stock pick! (E(:

 GM (General Motors) 
 Blue Chip Stock 
 --------------------------------- 
 Volume 	      120,214 
 30-Day Avg. Vol.    23.90 M 
 Difference         -99.50% <----- (E(: 
 Market Cap.          6.06 B 
 Change               0.00 
 Shares Out.        566.16 M 	  
 Percent Traded       0.02% 	  
 Revenue (LFY)      181.12 B 	  
 Earnings (TTM)     -38.73 B<----- (E(: 
 Next Earnings    01/05/09 	 
 EPS (TTM) 	   -110.89 	  
 52-Wk Low   7/15/08  8.81  <----- (E(: 
 52-Wk High 10/12/07 43.20  <----- (E(: 
 Range               34.39 	  
 Prev. Close 9/5/08  10.71 	  
 Dividend (TTM)       1.00 	  
 Div. Yield (TTM)      — 	 
 Beta                 2.0075 	  
 P/E Ratio (TTM)       — 	  
 P/E Ratio (Fwd.)    -1.00 
 ---------------------------------

Don`t mind me. I`m just lurkin` (E(:

This latest news is decidedly UnNatural (E(:

Yeah, I know, I said it before.

Well it still applies!

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Let's take a CHAINSAW to `em! (E(:

Aw, don't ya`ll git it?

What would Johnny Drake do? (E(:

So, we got spies on the board? (E(:

Hey Box -- FIRE IN THE HOLE (E(:

Them lederhosen are gonna blow any second.

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Hey docrew0 (E(:

I think I'd bite my tongue until I knew more
about that one.

Agreed, in other words.

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Fire in the hole, eh, vic? (E(:

Them lederhosen are about to blow any second!

Game Over for them shorters.

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Let's check the book value (E(:

Present O/S = 19,325,727

Cash Sales = 12,950,000

According to Wikipedia,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Book_value

that makes the Book Value THIS:

(Cash Sales) / (Present O/S)

= 12,950,000 / 19,325,727

= 0.670

or 67 cents.

So W2 is tradin` 60 cents below book,
***based on actual sales***.

I wonder wut it is based on "order requests?"
Anybody remember the figure on that?

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Toldja this puppy`s gonna take off.

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Now docrew0, correct me if I`m wrong (E(:

but unless I'm missin` somethin` here,

...$5,000,000 already comin` in
+ $7,950,000 more comin` in
----------------------------------------
..$12,950,000 comin` in

and that's THIS YEAR.

Some o` that $7,950,000 might be
first or second quarter next year,
but money`s money.

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Well, swim, it`s like this (E(:

This is the part in the horror movie where
ever`body`s opened the box and sees the monster.

There's this two seconds of silent terror...

...then the monster leaps out an` gits `em all!

W2 is the monster...

...and them FRANKFURTERS are LUNCH!

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Bet17, "mo-mos" are like hawks (E(:

They circle overhead till somethin` moves,
then they dive on it.

They're always there, lurkin`.

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Never underestimate the power of a network.

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Looks like the "mo-mo" fellas again (E(:

Well, better them than nuthin`.

Beats them FRANKFURTERS, that's for sure.

Legs like sticks from all that tight lederhosen.
(Kinda gives "squeeze" a whole new meaning.)

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Big Mac, still only $2.29 (E(:

Freddy Mac, still under $100,000.

W2 Energy on the ascent/descent/ascent.
(Hell, it's makin` me dizzy. Where's that
brewery I wuz gonna buy?)

What a world, huh....

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Well thirdeye, I vote GENIUS! (E(:

Nothin` but good in the future here.

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That's two of us, DDdollars (E(:

I could buy my own brewery....

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Tight float's hard on shorters (E(:

Best I recall, that's the plan.

Tailor made for longs.

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Premier Capital has W2's debt (E(:

And Mike McLaren owns Premier Capital.

I'd say that sews it up nicely.

And it's old news, at that.

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Everybody get a load of THIS (E(:

Retirement plans compared...

If you had purchased $1000.00 of Nortel stock
one year ago, it would now be worth $49.00.

With Enron, you would have $16.50 left of the
original $1000.

With WorldCom, you would have less than $5.00
left.

If you had purchased $1000.00 of Delta Air
Lines stock you would have $49.00 left.

If you had purchased United Airlines, you would
have nothing left.

But, if you had purchased $1000.00 worth of beer
one year ago, drank all the beer, then turned in
the cans for recycling, you would have $214.00.

Based on the above, the best current investment
advice is to drink heavily and recycle.

This is called the 401-Keg Plan.

Thanks to Dfwalt@e*****.net.

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Smilin` all the way to the bank (E(:

You can count on that.

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OT: Here's some Tex Mex for ya (E(:

A couple o' gringos from America were tourin'
in Mexico City. It was hot. Hotter'n...you
know where.

They kept tryin' to flag a cab, but all the cab
drivers just blew on past 'em.

Finally, they found a veranda with some shade
at a corner drugstore. There was a soda pop
machine by the door.

Suddenly, a local comes whizzin' around the
corner and stops at the soda pop machine. He
pops in some coins, and gets a Mellow Yellow.

Then he hops to the curb, holds up the Mellow
Yellow and hollers, "Me lajello! Me lajello!"

A cab stops and picks him up, and away they
went.

The two gringos look at each other and one says,
"So THAT'S how you get a cab around here."

So he goes over to the soda pop machine, pops in
some coins, gets his soda pop, walks over to the
corner, holds up the can o' soda pop and...

spends the rest of the day wonderin' WHY THE HELL
nobody wants a Dr. Pepper.

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Ya'll probably don't git it....

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Re: (Cobal Chile)

I've been too busy to go over it just yet,
but I will. Gimme a day or two to get to it.

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As to gettin' around (E(:

There's no doubt about it.

Hey--W2 generates electricity as well as makin'
fuel. Foot in the door, workin' with this guy,
I'd say.

Re: Doc (Cobal Chile)

I ain't forgot nuthin'.

How you figure that?

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Let's sum up--again (E(:

1 - W2 has a process "more than twice as efficient
as the nearest competitor"

2 - W2 is "rapidly becoming the supplier of choice"
for the new biofuels market

3 - Ergo, W2 is a threat to the fuels industry
status quo (read, "vested interests")

Plants goin' up. Revenue comin'. Reissuin' shares
in Frankfurt. Tight float. Short? GAME OVER.

Between shorters and schmucks for brokers, it's no
wonder FTDs are outa sight.

Send stinkweed bouquets to the shorters you know.

And don't forget to use your FTD florist.

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They're building wTWO plants (E(:

That's an "A" unit and a "B" unit.

This way, they can test out everything and then
add on whenever they're ready. Call it a "modular"
development.

Looks that way to me.

First run of W2's technology in the field. Logical
way to do things, seems to me.

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All I see is the what and where (E(:

This looks typical for what a construction contractor
has to file with local authorities so the folks in charge
can evaluate environmental impact, compliance with
local regulations, etc.

Looks pretty much like the kind of thing you file
anywhere to build something like that.

"Environmental Studies" probably would be some of
the attachments referenced from the tabs. I'd have
to go back and look again to see which ones. I just
looked at the main page to answer your question.
I didn't read the whole enchilada.

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re: docrew0 are you sure (E(:

Unless you think that's a waste treatment plant
they're buildin', it's likely the plant site.

Cyclone Dryer
http://www.wipo.int/pctdb/en/wo.jsp?wo=1998040681

Looks like a front-end for a GAT, if you ask me.
Makes wet sludge into dry sludge, then drop it in
the ol' GAT for regular processin'.

You think I'm readin' into it?

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