Plaintif2K you called ISO a penny stock while pumping CLYW. http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=13746806

ISCO International Announces $6 Million in Third Quarter Revenue
Tuesday October 3, 9:35 am ET


ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL--(MARKET WIRE)--Oct 3, 2006 -- ISCO International, Inc. (AMEX:ISO - News), a leading global supplier of radio-frequency management and interference-control systems for the wireless telecommunications industry, provided an update on its fiscal third quarter.



"We designed our outsourced manufacturing process to be extremely flexible, with no practical ceiling outside the supply of raw materials, something that can be ramped up in fairly short order," said John Thode, President and Chief Executive Officer of ISCO. "The strength of our model should be more evident than ever today. We shipped approximately $6 million of solutions to our customers during the third quarter, thus continuing our trend of substantial improvement and expansion."

"Our third quarter saw record customer orders and shipments. We entered the third quarter with $1.8 million in backlog, recorded approximately $6 million in revenue during the third quarter, and go into the fourth quarter with approximately $1 million in backlog," said Thode. "We expect to release more detailed financial results during the week of October 23rd."

I'm still holding but won't wait till hell freezes over.

ISCO International to Present at Equities Magazine Transatlantic Conference Series -- New York, London, and Milan
Monday August 21, 11:30 am ET

ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL--(MARKET WIRE)--Aug 21, 2006 -- ISCO International, Inc. (AMEX:ISO - News), a leading global supplier of radio-frequency management and interference-control systems for the wireless telecommunications industry, announced its participation in the upcoming Transatlantic Conference Series hosted by Equities Magazine, a 55-year-old publication and investor awareness company. The first session will be held at the American Stock Exchange in New York on September 15th, 2006, then on to the London Stock Exchange on September 18th and finally to the Borsa Italiana exchange in Milan on September 20th.

American Stock Exchange CEO, Mr. Neal Wolkoff, will be the keynote speaker in New York, along with the Head of Equities, Mr. John McGonegal. The London session will feature Mr. Martin Graham, Director of the AIM Exchange. Finally, the Milan session will feature Borsa Italiana CEO Massimo Capuano. ISCO is delighted to be one of twelve companies presenting at these events. These forums are by invitation-only and attended by analysts, portfolio managers, market makers, fund managers, and other professionals in the field.

Unprecedented cellular growth and increasing system complexity have led to dynamic interference environments for global wireless operators. The industry has struggled in its ability to deal with interference issues as the predominant sources of inter-technology interference are random and varying in nature, and typically change by day, time, frequency and amplitude due to changes in topology, cell-loading, site additions and competitive systems.

"With the worldwide launch of the digital ANF platform ("dANF"), we at ISCO International have taken the next step in our overall strategy of bringing highly differentiated, software-based Adaptive Interference Management ("AIM") products to the wireless industry. The overlay of data-centric networks has multiplied the problem, and the need for a solution, exponentially," said Neal Campbell, Executive Vice President, Next Generation Products. "We look forward to sharing our innovative solutions and products with the global investment community through Equities Magazine's Transatlantic Conference Series."

The dANF technology is compatible with all spread spectrum-based wireless technologies (CDMA, UMTS, WiFi). The product integrates seamlessly with all wireless infrastructure manufacturers' cell site equipment. Importantly, due to the flexible Linux architecture, it is possible to future proof carrier networks from new types and modes of interference as new wireless technologies are introduced. The digital Adaptive Notch Filter can provide significant performance gains for voice, and perhaps more importantly, data networks challenged by intensive real-time applications impaired by in-band interference. The ISCO adaptive interference management (AIM) platform provides the foundation for future applications of software-based filtering in WiMax, and other 4th Generation wireless systems.

A link to the conference:

http://www.equitiesmagazine.com/corporate-conference. php

ISCO International to Present at Equities Magazine Transatlantic Conference Series -- New York, London, and Milan
Monday August 21, 11:30 am ET

ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL--(MARKET WIRE)--Aug 21, 2006 -- ISCO International, Inc. (AMEX:ISO - News), a leading global supplier of radio-frequency management and interference-control systems for the wireless telecommunications industry, announced its participation in the upcoming Transatlantic Conference Series hosted by Equities Magazine, a 55-year-old publication and investor awareness company. The first session will be held at the American Stock Exchange in New York on September 15th, 2006, then on to the London Stock Exchange on September 18th and finally to the Borsa Italiana exchange in Milan on September 20th.

American Stock Exchange CEO, Mr. Neal Wolkoff, will be the keynote speaker in New York, along with the Head of Equities, Mr. John McGonegal. The London session will feature Mr. Martin Graham, Director of the AIM Exchange. Finally, the Milan session will feature Borsa Italiana CEO Massimo Capuano. ISCO is delighted to be one of twelve companies presenting at these events. These forums are by invitation-only and attended by analysts, portfolio managers, market makers, fund managers, and other professionals in the field.

Unprecedented cellular growth and increasing system complexity have led to dynamic interference environments for global wireless operators. The industry has struggled in its ability to deal with interference issues as the predominant sources of inter-technology interference are random and varying in nature, and typically change by day, time, frequency and amplitude due to changes in topology, cell-loading, site additions and competitive systems.

"With the worldwide launch of the digital ANF platform ("dANF"), we at ISCO International have taken the next step in our overall strategy of bringing highly differentiated, software-based Adaptive Interference Management ("AIM") products to the wireless industry. The overlay of data-centric networks has multiplied the problem, and the need for a solution, exponentially," said Neal Campbell, Executive Vice President, Next Generation Products. "We look forward to sharing our innovative solutions and products with the global investment community through Equities Magazine's Transatlantic Conference Series."

The dANF technology is compatible with all spread spectrum-based wireless technologies (CDMA, UMTS, WiFi). The product integrates seamlessly with all wireless infrastructure manufacturers' cell site equipment. Importantly, due to the flexible Linux architecture, it is possible to future proof carrier networks from new types and modes of interference as new wireless technologies are introduced. The digital Adaptive Notch Filter can provide significant performance gains for voice, and perhaps more importantly, data networks challenged by intensive real-time applications impaired by in-band interference. The ISCO adaptive interference management (AIM) platform provides the foundation for future applications of software-based filtering in WiMax, and other 4th Generation wireless systems.

A link to the conference:

http://www.equitiesmagazine.com/corporate-conference. php

ISCO International Announces Quarter Update
Friday September 8, 9:45 am ET


ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL--(MARKET WIRE)--Sep 8, 2006 -- ISCO International, Inc. (AMEX:ISO - News), a leading global supplier of radio-frequency management and interference-control systems for the wireless telecommunications industry, provided an update on its fiscal third quarter.
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"We entered the third quarter with a healthy $1.8 million backlog, and have received more than $3 million in new orders thus far during the third quarter," said John Thode, President and Chief Executive Officer of ISCO. "We look to continue our trajectory and exceed expectations with a strong third quarter.

"This is what we have been talking about for the past year -- growing the existing business while investing in significant growth initiatives. We are seeing the first of those initiatives now in the marketplace with our digital ANF platform (dANF), and recently funded development activities for a fully digital product that we expect to greatly expand our addressable market. Based on feedback thus far, we believe the marketplace has both the need and interest for this type of solution," said Thode.

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ISCO International Announces Quarter Update
Friday September 8, 9:45 am ET


ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL--(MARKET WIRE)--Sep 8, 2006 -- ISCO International, Inc. (AMEX:ISO - News), a leading global supplier of radio-frequency management and interference-control systems for the wireless telecommunications industry, provided an update on its fiscal third quarter.
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"We entered the third quarter with a healthy $1.8 million backlog, and have received more than $3 million in new orders thus far during the third quarter," said John Thode, President and Chief Executive Officer of ISCO. "We look to continue our trajectory and exceed expectations with a strong third quarter.

"This is what we have been talking about for the past year -- growing the existing business while investing in significant growth initiatives. We are seeing the first of those initiatives now in the marketplace with our digital ANF platform (dANF), and recently funded development activities for a fully digital product that we expect to greatly expand our addressable market. Based on feedback thus far, we believe the marketplace has both the need and interest for this type of solution," said Thode.

I just deleted my I-Hub bookmark and congratulations to JW you finally got rid of me!

And so as I go off into the hither to unknown let me say it has been fun with respect to no one who was duped here. You see when you play with pinks you are likely to get burned and the SEC could really give an ACRAP since everyone knows they are mostly unregulated. Good luck on getting them involved here. I'd say the most you will get is a yawn out of them because investors should have known better.

JW out of respect for your ludicrous opinion maybe it is about time for me to leave since no one is paying me. I would and have never owned one stinking share of this scam. Now is this what you want? If so bye bye!!???
I know Ian wants me gone but we all know of his attempt at insider manipulation.

Yahoo only allows message boards for listed stocks. Oct.BB and Pinkies need not apply!
Why does Yahoo do this?
Because they have scruples and know that the great preponderance of unlisted stocks are scams!

Liar! You are the one selling and you are trying to suck someone in to buy your worthless shares.
Stupid is as stupid does!
Forrest Gump

I am not trying to be the Pied Piper here while you are. I could careless what anyone does with their soon to worthless shares and I could careless if anyone buys! But I will convey to others the bad advice being promulgated by insiders on this board.

If you can't stand your mistakes being exposed you should not make them in a public forum.

Look up obtuse and look in the mirror!

You are dangerous because you are misinformed and are encouraging others to gamble on a POS stock that is running out of oxygen.

Now if you are talking about the message boards they never had a board because they are not listed. If you are talking about a quote they are still listed.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?d=t&s=CLYW.PK

No because you have already been shown to have a tendency to make mistakes and everyone reading your trite advice should be made aware of it!

“Hugh??” Is a boys name according to Random house dictionary of the English language? Now this blatant misuse of a word will impress all the loose for losers here I am sure! Why am I sure because they are easily mislead by those who have tendencies to make mistakes. They ‘Calypso holders’ will claim it makes no real difference after all we know he meant HUGE, but the bottom line here is Ian Lee is trying to give you investment advice and has grossly undercut his credibility by showing his inept communication skills!
Buy more of this Calypso scam and be happy Magoos’!

Someone should tell you to resign! The Game is over on this scam and still you tout like this POS has a chance of success! It was a stacked deck from the beginning with the three stooges running this company. What could one expect from Larry, Moe, and Curly Joe? I guess for Sharma it is just a paycheck and soon the money will be gone and so will he!

Why are you so concerned with what all the people who were duped by CLYW think about you?
Look at the board. Post after post trying to spin a believable explanation of your advocacy of this scam.
It is either motivated by a guilty conscience or a fear of an SEC penalty.
Either way with each additional post you look guiltier of the perpetration of this mountebank scam on innocent investors. Most of your post touted again and again insider information purportedly gotten from Alicia or George. No outside investor spends that kind of time without some ulterior benefit that is not visible to the average investor. Either you were in cahoots with insiders or you are an insider George!

Man you are too smart for me!

Yawn! Anything you say George!

All employees turn sour when the money stops. No more money for P2K cause the scam is no longer selling. So sad! I feel your pain! LMAO

From: lg1813 on the pumpers only board.

"I spoke with Akshay twice this week. For the most part LG's summary was accurate, BUT I think he did misstate some things and were used to advocate the negative spin he has had about the company for some time now. There is no doubt that there are some issues with the ASNAP technology, but certainly not something that I would catagorize as "significant". The fact of the matter is this. Lucent spent thousands of man hours trying to develop SFMC but failed. CLYW has demonstrated to prominent people in very large high profile companies that CLYW was able to do what Lucent could not. And CLYW was able to do it with significantly less resources. Admittedly, the technology needs additional refinement, but again, IT DOES WORK."
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No, Calypso does not work because of the problems involved with an open structure that is readily polluted by Trojans and viruses on a daily basis. You need an army of software engineers on every site to guard against intrusion by unwelcome spammers.
So what does Calypso do? They piggyback onto Windows hoping Microsoft will solve their ills when Calypso was supposed to be a stand alone panacea! That did not work so they so they acquire Co-Mob which does work with Windows and put a disabled Asnap program on the phone and claim Asnap is working..??
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"The one thing that is inhibiting CLYW from taking the technology to the next level, which will resolve the technical issues, is funding. This is not news. We all know that being undercapitalized has been a major problem for CLYW. I'm hoping, as we all are, that will be resolved soon.

"Don't get me wrong. Because of incredibly bad past mismanagement, which is a huge credibility factor, and weak financials, which understandably, raises a caution flag to potential investors There is still significant risk here. But is not because of the technology, which, by the way, the marketplace wants (SFMC)and will eventually get. It's because of the lack of operational funding the company really needs. The best thing we can do is do our own DD and make your decisions accordingly.

"It's always darkest before the dawn"

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Sure they need funding to keep paying the leach management or they are going bankrupt because George and company want to get paid. Oh and this POS is beyond risk, it is a total loss for all holding the soon to be worthless shares!

Yes hope it gets going!

I am a writer and I plan to write about some of the biggest dolts I have run into while following scams like SSPC, NPTK, CLYW, USAT twice on that one! LOL

Blah, blah, blah! I won't even read your post past the first sentence!
Nothing you say ever matters or ever has mattered.

Why would anyone want to buy a pink sheet POS company with a patent that is worthless and a product that does not work?
Won't happen in your wildest dreams!

http://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=22689682

The game has been over since there are no buyers anymore for this scam Mr. insider!

What a load of spurious pontification! The biggest pumper and profiteer on this POS is trying to deceive everyone again telling all here how he was duped.

Microsoft continues on a daily basis dealing with problems that derive from the spamming programmers trying to spy attach riders and each leach program has the potential to shut down the parent program. This is why Microsoft on almost a daily basis has updates to battle these invaders to keep windows working. This requires an army of software engineers and this is why Calypso is a bad joke to any investor!

Asnap has NEVER worked just as I have claimed. You know why Leon and Sharma can't make it work because it requires a team of programmers to solve the cornucopia of problems that can develop with software programs when dealing with wireless internet type of solutions.

ROFLOL http://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=22761905

Is it wireless telekinesis and if so does it use ASNAP? If so I'll pass!

What a pile of a-crap! Too the moon baby! Buy more Calypso scam and be happy!

Heck I don't care that much about other misspellings it is just that loose for lose is so rampant on the net. I'd say it is the most commonly misused word. Heck if it continues I'd bet new dictionaries will eventually be forced to change it to slang which is on the way to acceptance because of the commonality in its misusage.

lose

lose (l¡z) verb
lost (lôst, lòst) losing, loses verb, transitive
1.To be unsuccessful in retaining possession of; mislay: He's always losing his keys on the way out the door.
2.a. To come to be deprived of the ownership, care, or control of (something one has had), as by negligence, accident, or theft: I've lost three umbrellas this year. Britain lost its American colonies in a revolution. b. To be deprived of (something one has had): lost their lives; lost her youth through hardship. c. To be bereaved of: lost his wife. d. To be unable to keep alive: a doctor who has lost very few patients.
3.To be unable to maintain, sustain, or keep: lost everything in the stock market crash; is losing supporters by changing his mind.
4.To fail to win; fail in: lost the game; lost the court case.
5.To fail to use or take advantage of: Don't lose a chance to improve your position.
6.To fail to hear, see, or understand: We lost the plane in the fog. I lost her when she started speaking about thermodynamics.
7.a. To let (oneself) become unable to find the way. b. To remove (oneself), as from everyday reality into a fantasy world.
8.To rid oneself of: lost five pounds.
9.To consume aimlessly; waste: lost a week in idle occupations.
10.To stray or wander from: lose one's way.
11.a. To elude or outdistance: lost their pursuers. b. To be outdistanced by: chased the thieves but lost them.
12.To become slow by (a specified amount of time). Used of a timepiece.
13.To cause or result in the loss of: Failure to reply to the advertisement lost her the job.
14.To cause to be destroyed. Usually used in the passive: Both planes were lost in the crash.
15.To cause to be damned.

verb, intransitive
1.To suffer loss.
2.To be defeated.
3.To operate or run slow. Used of a timepiece.

- phrasal verb.
lose out
To fail to achieve or receive an expected gain.

- idiom.
lose out on
To miss (an opportunity, for example).
lose time
1. To operate too slowly. Used of a timepiece.
2. To delay advancement.

[Middle English losen, from Old English losian, to perish, from los, loss.]

Excerpted from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Third Edition © 1996 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Electronic version licensed from INSO Corporation; further reproduction and distribution in accordance with the Copyright Law of the United States. All rights reserved.

loose

loose (l¡s) adjective
looser, loosest
1.Not fastened, restrained, or contained: loose bricks.
2.Not taut, fixed, or rigid: a loose anchor line; a loose chair leg.
3.Free from confinement or imprisonment; unfettered: criminals who were loose in the neighborhood; dogs that are loose on the streets.
4.Not tight-fitting or tightly fitted: loose shoes.
5.Not bound, bundled, stapled, or gathered together: loose papers.
6.Not compact or dense in arrangement or structure: loose gravel.
7.Lacking a sense of restraint or responsibility; idle: loose talk.
8.Lacking conventional moral restraint in sexual behavior.
9.Not literal or exact: a loose translation.
10.Characterized by a free movement of fluids in the body: a loose cough; loose bowels.

adverb
In a loose manner.

verb
loosed, loosing, looses verb, transitive
1. To let loose; release: loosed the dogs.
2. To make loose; undo: loosed his belt.
3. To cast loose; detach: hikers loosing their packs at camp.
4. To let fly; discharge: loosed an arrow.
5. To release pressure or obligation from; absolve: loosed her from the responsibility.
6. To make less strict; relax: a leader's strong authority that was loosed by easy times.

verb, intransitive

Excerpted from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Third Edition © 1996 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Electronic version licensed from INSO Corporation; further reproduction and distribution in accordance with the Copyright Law of the United States. All rights reserved.