excomngo2...

I believe when EarthShell Cups begin testing with a regional restaurant within the next 60 days, that ERTH will gain many more customers as they see the superior and environmentally friendly products that they provide...It will get sweeter once we get McD's under our belt...

imoHSE

Anyone in here in ERTH still? - Looks like it may be a nice play short term.

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Just Testing

Here is the Author and Title from last post:

http://www.siliconstrategies.com/story/OEG20010208S0031

Qualcomm prepares multi-mode chips in cell-phones arena

By Mark LaPedus
Semiconductor Business News
(02/09/01 04:32 a.m. PST)

SHPSUP....

I think you are on the money, Things look like they are finally coming together this time, I think it makes sense for them to wait until after the Name Change to release any major developments, as it may cause some confusion. Also the announcement that is to be released at the commencement of the CC imo, must be big if they are having the BOD on hand to discuss it. I think Dr Lee will probably be in on this CC, which will make it all the more interesting and I guess it will give us a clearer cut picture to how Dr Lee is associated with AccessTel.

I have been accumulating recently at a dollar, because at these prices and the people involved, the risk is worth it.

imoHSE

Another Interesting Article:

http://www.siliconstrategies.com/story/OEG20010208S0031

SAN FRANCISCO -- At an investment conference here today, the president of Qualcomm Inc. dropped a number of hints about the company's new multi-mode chip set series for third-generation cellular phones. The chip set will soon be offered as an alternative to digital signal processor (DSP) products from Texas Instruments Inc., Motorola Inc., and others.

The new multi-mode chip set will enable handset makers to offer products that run the various--and incompatible--second-generation and 3G digital-cellular standards on the same silicon platform, said Richard Sulpizio, president and chief operating officer of Qualcomm.

San Diego-based Qualcomm plans to formally announce the chip set in the "next couple of weeks," said Sulpizio after his presentation before the Banc of America Securities conference. "You will be hearing a lot more about it," he said in response to questions about the chip set.

The Qualcomm executive said the chip set will be built around a new, high-end DSP architecture, called DSP4. He would not discuss details of that architecture, but industry observers said they believe the product also contains a 32-bit RISC processor core from ARM Ltd.

Qualcomm's new chip set will compete against several products in the market--particularly TI's DSP-based Open Multimedia Applications Platform (OMAP), according to analysts. Supporting a variety of 2G and 3G standards, the OMAP integrates a software infrastructure, an ARM RISC processor, TI's TMS20C55x DSP, and a shared memory architecture on a single piece of silicon.

Like TI's OMAP architecture, Qualcomm's multi-mode chip set will also support various 2G and 3G standards, such as code-division multiple access (CDMA), cdma2000, wide-CDMA (W-CDMA), global system for mobile communications (GSM), among others, said Sulpizio.

"It will run multiple flavors," he said. "It could run cdma2000, W-CDMA, and GSM."

Also during the conference, Qualcomm named Sulpizio as the chief executive of its new semiconductor spin-off. Qualcomm's so-called "Spinco" entity was announced last year to make the company more focused on core business activities. However, a planned initial public offering for the spin-off was delayed last month after Qualcomm took a $595 million charge against earnings for a troubled satellite venture (see Jan. 25 story).

MATT...

You should not only have the time that the Boards were created but also have it set so that you can see the date and time that the DD was last updated...this would be another Neat and helpful addition...HSE

SCRO...10Q...

http://biz.yahoo.com/e/010112/scro.ob.html

<font color=DarkSlateBlue>Happy New Year F.GEMS</font>

I deleted all the messages again...Thanks...Hot

~OT~

Matt, I cant find the "Refresh Mail Box" button anywhere...I even looked underneath the rug =)and cant find it...

You know where it is?

Hot

FG,

Is the 8K for SHPS due, this week or the following week?...also do you think they will file in a timely manner?...Thanks and Seasons Greetings, HSE

Do you think the 8K is far off?...

Even if they may be slow at times, this stock still has loads going for it, LAS-CDMA, is going to be huge, and seeing from their website that their deployment will be wireless in Shanghai, and LinkAir, deploying their trial run early next year, Could LinkAir be using AccessTel for their initial deployment?, IMO, things could turn around, and present conditions are a good buying opportunity...YES ANOTHER ONE...

But I too hope they soon get their act together, but selling here is ridiculous...

Hoping for a good January...

HSE

Press Release

Score One Announces Second Quarter Earning and Revenue On Target

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 8, 2000--Advanced Technology Holding Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Score One Inc. (OTCBB:SCRO - news), announced today that preliminary results for the quarter ended November 30, 2000 indicate revenue continues to grow as earnings remain strong.

Roy Ho, President and CEO of Score One Inc. commented, ``Score One Inc. received $4 million of additional orders to manufacture the Current-On-Board PCBs from new and existing clients representing a significant increase to overall sales and profitability from this valued added service.''

Recent Announcements Include

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-- Net income increased 8% to $1.38 million as compared to the same
period ended Aug. 31, 1999, while gross profit margin increased
to 32.4%.

-- Total earning per share of $.07 for the three-month period ended
Aug. 31, 2000 and a 33% increase in shareholder equity to $6.2
million.

-- $.10 per share earnings for the five-month period ended May 31,
2000 and shareholder equity increase of 52% from $3.19 million to
$4.84 million. Shareholders Equity rose 95 percent in the nine
months period ended August 31, 2000, while Book Value increased
from 15 cents to 31 cents.

-- Score One has recently entered into a Letter of Intent for the
purchase of a 45% equity stake in Blue-Tech Industrial Co. Ltd.
("Blue-Tech"), a joint venture with the Pao Li Group of Jiangsu
Province in the People's Republic of China (PRC). Blue-Tech plans
to manufacture Multi-media Home Personal Computers and expects to
generate approximately $20 million in revenues and $2.65 million
in net income for the first year of operation, approximately $1.2
million of which would accrue to Score One.


About Score One Inc.

The company is certified at IS0 9002 level and manufactures specific application printed circuit boards (PCBs) including flexible double-sided conductive carbon and polyester-based PCBs, principally for OEM manufacturers of brand-named consumer electronics companies such as Polaroid, Sharp, Canon, Citizen, Sony and Hitachi. The consumer electronics and telecommunication products include hand-held organizers, scientific calculators, cameras and mobile phones. Web sites: http://202.96.172.179 and http://www.globalsources.com/athl.co.

Forward-looking statements in this release are made pursuant to the safe-harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including without limitation, continued acceptance of the company's products and technological changes, the company's dependence upon third-party suppliers, intellectual property rights and other risks detailed from time to time in the company's periodic reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contact:
Advanced Technology Holdings, Limited
Bernard Chan, (011) 852-2521-5210
bkchan@ctimail.com
or
Pace Communications Network Inc.
Sy Mitzner, 800/791-5777

Shanghai Park.......

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Authorized by the Central Government, Shanghai Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park behaves as both state-class Hi-Tech industry development zone and one of Pudong's key function development zones. It situates at the middle part of Pudong New Area. The Park was established in July, 1992. Nearly 60 Projects and a total investment sum beyond 1.2 billion US dollars have been housed in the Park during the development period for more than 7 years. The Park pioneered at establishing "Industry, University, and Research" -combined mechanism to develop an international technology zone. The zone is supported by universities & colleges, research institutes, open laboratories, and technology incubations, aiming at developing modern biopharmatecutial & microelectronic IT industries, and incorporated with research education, technology venture incubation, Hi-Tech industry, and leisure life. Under the strategy of promoting "science & education vitalize state" and supported by Shanghai's advantages at science & technology, industry, and market system, Shanghai Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park is to develop in the 21 century a domestically important area as: technology innovation and transformation & industrialization model base, industry, university, and research-combined comprehensive reform "try & practice" in advance base, assembly and radiation base of innovation type personnel, R&D institutes, and Hi-Tech enterprises, and technology service base matching with market economy and knowledge economy. By 2005, Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park will have grown into a world-level Hi-Tech park with beautiful circumstance, perfect facilities, convenient traffics, smooth information, flexible mechanism, and rich innovation atmosphere.

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Some Pic's of the Park,

http://www.sficc.com/xq/xq1.jpg

http://www.sficc.com/xq/xq.jpg

http://www.shtp.com.cn/t1r.JPG

---

Some Investors, in the park,

-Intel Architecture Development(Shanghai)Co.,Ltd.

-Raychem Electronics Shanghai Ltd.

-Shanghai Nortel Semiconductor Co.,Ltd

-Shanghai Nortel Semiconductor Co.,Ltd

-Lucent Technologies of Shanghai Ltd.

-GE Shanghai Drive Systems Co.

-PFU Shanghai Computer Co.,Ltd.

-Philips Lighting EBT(Shanghai)Co.,Ltd.

-Hewlett-Packard Shanghai Analytical Products Co.,Ltd.

-Shanghai Branson Ultrasonics Co.,Ltd.

-Shanghai Epson Electronics Co.,Ltd.

-AMP Shanghai Connectors Ltd.

-Dupont Technology Company Ltd.,Shanghai

-Ricoh Electronic Technology Ltd.,Shanghai

-Clariant Chemicals(Shanghai)Ltd.

-3M China Ltd.

-Liqud Air Shanghai Co.,Ltd.

-Acer Softech(Shanghai)Co.,Ltd.

-Shanghai-Foxboro Company Ltd.

Here is the section of QCOM's page devoted to HDR...

http://www.qualcomm.com/hdr/index.html

Even Air Link, as seen in slide 11 of AccessTel's webpage...

http://www.qualcomm.com/hdr/air_link.html

And here is the HDR access point page as seen on slide 12 of AccessTel's webpage...(towards the bottom)

http://www.qualcomm.com/hdr/products.html

--HSE

JJ...

The iMSM5500 chipsets displayed on the site (slide 18 and 19), are they going to distribute them among the Chinese market?...originally I was thinking that these would be deployed here in the US before China, as there focus is more on voice rather that HDR at the present time...

http://www.cdma.com/cda/pr/view/0,1565,324,00.html

http://www.qualcomm.com/cda/pr/view/0,1565,148,00.html

--HSE

Hard Landing On the Way?

A few weeks ago we raised the odds of a recession in our forecast to 45% from 40%. We felt that this was warranted because on November 15th , the Fed stated that the risks of inflation outweighed the risks of slower growth. The Fed did this despite very little evidence of inflation and clear signs of slower economic growth.

In our view, this Phillips Curve-based thought process continued to put the economy in danger. Even though we were worried, we forecast that rapid growth in high- tech industries would keep the economy from a hard landing. We are now reassessing this view. Very weak economic data, the negative sales report from Gateway, the drop in the Nasdaq, and weak earnings reports from high- tech companies have combined to push the odds of recession up to 60%.

In other words, our forecast must change from a soft landing to a hard landing. We now believe that real GDP will contract at some point over the next six to nine months. And while this contraction may last for just one quarter, thereby avoiding the official definition of a recession, it will feel like a recession for most Americans.

The Fed is Too Tight

This contraction will be caused by an excessively tight monetary policy. Liquidity problems have sent high- yield corporate bond yields soaring and corporate bond downgrades and defaults are on the rise. IPOs have dried up, cutting the air off to entrepreneurs. Personal bankruptcies are on the rise again and bank lending is slowing rapidly. In addition, the liquidity crunch has created problems in Argentina, Turkey and many Asian countries.

Just one look at the chart below, which shows the real federal funds rate, and the problem becomes obvious. The real funds rate (using the “core” PCE deflator) has averaged 4.8% in the last six months and is higher than it has been since 1989, just before the last recession.

We have pointed out for the past year that gold prices, non- oil commodity prices, the yield curve, and the dollar have all signaled that the Fed was too tight. Instead of watching these signals the Fed has focused on the unemployment rate and oil prices. This was a mistake.

Let’s look at the data this week. Durable goods new orders fell 5.5% in October and the key portion of the report, non- defense capital goods orders less aircraft and parts, fell 0.5% -- the third decline in four months. Existing home sales fell 3.9% in October after falling 2.3% in September.

Initial unemployment claims jumped to 358,000 during the week ending November 25 th , the highest level in almost 2 ½ years. The Chicago Purchasing Managers’ Business Barometer fell to 41.7% in November, its lowest level since April 1991. The National Association of Purchasing Management index fell to 47.7, its lowest level since December 1998 in the midst of the Asian financial crisis. Auto sales are falling in November and retailers are reporting lackluster Christmas sales.

Opportunity Costs Are High

The U. S. economy has the potential to grow at 5.0% without creating inflation. But because the Fed believes that growth should be closer to 3.5%, it is attempting to fine- tune economic activity to match this dismal view. This is a very difficult thing to do with a crude instrument like interest rates.

In fact, attempting a soft- landing is like trying to put a single- engine Cessna down in the middle of a hurricane. Every once in awhile someone may succeed, but more often than not, the result is a hard landing.

But a hard landing is just part of the damage. The opportunity cost of slowing the economy in the midst of one of the greatest booms of all time is incredibly large. For example, at 5.0% growth, real GDP would rise to $15.3 trillion in 2010. At 3.5% growth, real GDP would be only $13.2 trillion, and at 2.0% growth, it would equal just $11.4 trillion.

Over the next 10 years, if the Fed were successful at slowing the economy to 3.5%, total output would be $10 trillion lower than it would be if growth were 5.0%. At 2.0% growth the loss in output would be $19 trillion. The impact on federal government revenues would be immense. A $10 trillion dollar loss in output would reduce federal revenues by $2 trillion, a negative for future budgetary issues.

Moreover, unemployment would rise and rob many of the new entrants in the labor force an opportunity to gain experience. Higher unemployment would also put more pressure on government spending. In addition, a slower growing world economy could weaken support for globalization and free trade.

These costs are too high for the Fed to ignore and a rate cut is imminent. While a cut could come in December, we forecast the first rate cut will take place at the end of January. This is too late to stop the economy from slowing significantly, but as the economy slows the Fed will cut rates further. Our forecast puts the funds rate at 5.5% by the end of 2001.

Great News for Bonds, Just OK for Stocks

Often, when the Fed eases, long- term bond yields tend to rise as inflation expectations stop falling. The argument is that when the Fed is worried about inflation, bonds are happy, and when the Fed is worried about the economy bonds get scared. However, as 2001 unfolds, bond yields will head even lower. The main reason for this is that inflation will fall as price- cutting accelerates.

The Fed is behind the curve and is dominated by Phillips Curve adherents. As a result, it will move cautiously and by the time the funds rate hits 5.5%, it will still be too high. This means inflation will fall along with rates and the economy will not bounce back as fast as some might suspect.

As a result, we expect the Fed to continue cutting rates into 2002 and that the funds rate will end this rate cutting cycle below 5.0%. This is good news for bonds, but mixed news for stocks. As the Fed cuts rates, stocks will stabilize, but if the Fed continues to suggest that economic growth should be no higher than 3.5%, diminished expectations will limit exuberance over future profits.

Brian S. Wesbury
December 1, 2000
First Vice President / Chief Economist

This research report was prepared by Griffin, Kubik, Stephens & Thompson, Inc. and is intended for your private use. This material reflects the current opinion of the firm based upon sources believed reliable but not guaranteed by it. Opinions expressed are subject to change without notice. This information does not constitute a solicitation or an offer to buy or sell any security.

Lets try this again BnG...up, SHPS (HSE)

UP: (SHPS) - HSE

CYAA NEWS * +80%

(COMTEX) B: CyberAmerica Corp. Posts Quarterly Earnings Results
B: CyberAmerica Corp. Posts Quarterly Earnings Results

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov 15, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- CyberAmerica Corp. (OTC BB:
CYAA) Wednesday announced that it filed its Form 10QSB for the quarter ended
Sept. 30, 2000.

CYAA's Form 10QSB showed significant financial improvement for the nine months
ended Sept. 30, 2000 as compared to the previous year. As a result of improved
profitability stockholder equity increased by $246,932 to $9,062,065. This
increase is net of booking an unrealized loss on securities held for investment
of $416,136.

CYAA recorded net profits of $2,993,897 for the first nine months of 2000
compared to net profits of $1,743,978 for same period of 1999, an increase of
71.6 percent. As a result of these net profits, CYAA's earnings per share
totaled $.97 for the first nine months compared to $.57 for the same period in
the previous year and $1.14 for the entire year of 1999.

CYAA believes that the company is still on track to beat last year's earnings by
year-end and the first nine months' results reflect that pace.

Gross revenues for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 2000, were $4,635,854 as
compared to $3,597,823 for the comparable period in 1999. The nine months ended
Sept. 30, 2000 include $2,126,479 in property sales, $545,074 in consulting
revenue, and $269,493 in rental revenues. Revenues exceed those of the previous
year for the first nine months in every category.

Although this is extremely positive, this trend may or may not continue. Due to
the period of time involved in a particular consulting project and the sporadic
nature of land sales, management feels it is not abnormal to see swings in gross
revenue from time to time.

CYAA's book value per share dropped slightly to $3.03 for the quarter ended
Sept. 30, 2000, from $3.15 as of June 30, 2000, due in part to an increase in
the number of outstanding shares. A large portion of the shares issued were used
to acquire an additional 20 percent stake in Wasatch Capital Corp. which owns
commercial property in downtown Salt Lake City.

For more information regarding this transaction see press release dated Sept.
26, 2000. If the shares issued for this transaction were not taken into account,
the book value would have increased to $3.185 per share.

CYAA's significant increase in profitability allowed it to improve its working
capital position and gain further financial stability. At Sept. 30, 2000, CYAA
had current assets of $8,217,805 and total assets of $15,849,986, as compared to
$6,019,507 and $17,726,261, respectively at Dec. 31, 1999.

The increase allowed CYAA to enjoy a working capital surplus of $7,675,413 for
the nine months ended Sept. 30, 2000, compared to a surplus of $3,831,190 for
the year ended Dec. 31, 1999. The working capital surplus equates to
approximately $2.57 per share.

CYAA's investment strategy and operational mode will continue to be aggressively
geared towards a diversified portfolio of high risk real estate and investment
securities which management believes may lead to greater returns and substantial
increases in shareholder value.

To help realize CYAA's future plans, management is continuing to evaluate
business lines and properties to streamline operations and eliminate
non-performing assets from the company. Significant strides in this area have
been made in July, August, and September of this year, and the company is
aggressively pursuing these opportunities.

CYAA is a diversified holding company that specializes in investing and
developing undervalued real estate and provides financial consulting services to
public and private companies.

For more information on CyberAmerica's real estate holdings please visit
www.cyaa.com. For more information on the CyberAmerica's consulting service
please visit www.hudsonconsult.com. CyberAmerica strongly encourages that the
above information be read in conjunction with its Form 10KSB for Dec. 31, 1999,
and 10QSB for June 30, 2000. The above documents can be viewed at www.sec.gov.

A number of statements contained in this press release are forward-looking
statements which are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor provisions of the Private
Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.

These forward-looking statements involve a number of risks and uncertainties,
including the timely development, and market acceptance of products and
technologies, competitive market conditions, successful integration of
acquisitions and the ability to secure additional sources of financing.

The actual results that CYAA may achieve may differ materially from any
forward-looking statements due to such risks and uncertainties.


CONTACT: CyberAmerica Corp., Salt Lake City
Richard Surber, 801/575-8073
Fax: 801/575-8092

FG...Is it the closing price or an intra-day price that has to be over 1 dollar...before a stock like emus is delisted, thanks,

HSE

lol

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<font color=SteelBlue>Matt does it work on RB?</font>

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FG...keep an eye on EMUS...

Is in the field of MP3 swapping and for 9.99 a month you can download all the songs you want...

http://www.emusic.com

With Napster gearing towards a member based system Emusic could benefit greatly...I hear of a few large shareholders...and the price is pretty attractive (although all internet companies are dirt cheap)

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=emus&d=b

http://www.inside.com/story/Story_Cached/0,2770,13478_9_12_3,00.html

imoHSE

errol out of curiosity why do you have multiple ID's...

errol682000
errol702000
errol722000
errol742000
errol762000
errol782000
errol820000
errol822000

???

imoHSE

Ting,

Maybe that is why it has taken this LONG!...Jens, the reason you bought this stock a few weeks ago has not changed, yes there has been a delay, and IMO should not be much longer...and AccessTel just may be Dr. Lee's next powerhouse...

imoHSE

I spoke with.....................................

Bockler today, he said that they are still in the quiet period and that they are trying to get it done in a timely fashion, he also said that patience is the key and also that if I didn't see any news within a week that I should call him back...

So maybe news is just on the horizon!

imoHSE

I keep on getting the UP/DOWN mixed up...lol...glad we are not betting on money:)...HSE

up: shps, rtek

claire....what that does not take into account is unseen market forces...and a number of other things...I render that unuseful...as it also does not take into account valuations, earnings etc...

My screen shows up:

Buy! Buy! Buy! Buy!...at these artificial, deflated prices...

imoHSE

JJ...I averaged down late friday...they filled me at 1.18 on the bid and 1.21 on the ask...so definitely they are manipulating because look at the buying coming in on the late friday dip...And thursday there was a 20,000 block at the ask and they did not even budge it...this stock should be 5+...and IMO will get there in due time...HSE

Is the SecureView, eventually planned to be produced to give color images as well?...tia...HSE