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Matt: There is no need to keep me off the wave board now that Snackman and company have sold out and left the board. So can you please let me back in or must I just create a new account..
So they all sold out??
Matt: How come dissenting posts are no longer being deleted on the WAVOID board?? Can you answer this?? Please respond..
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11854085
Matt: You are a shame full soul..
Could some one here with access to the WAVE board please ask Snackman to stop it and get off his soap box. Enough already!!
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=11628897
Matt: How much does it cost to post the truth on the wavx board. Should we call you Matt Soprano.
Could someone with access to the WAVX board please post. This announcement is what a business deal is all about.
http://business.scotsman.com/technology.cfm?id=781392006
Snackman: Infineon to co-develop security chips with Microsoft.
Someone ask the CC boys over on the WAVE beach what this means for WAVX..
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?dist=newsfinder&siteid=google&guid=%7BDBDEA...
I checked into it and and decided to take a chance. Lets say I'm feeling kinda lucky because I'm leaving for vegas in the AM. Hey. What the heck. This WAVE pig ain't going anywhere fast..
HUSTLA: Thanks for the tip.
Did u see the news today? Think it's worth the risk?
I'm running out of free posts for today. If you send me an email where we can discuss I will write u from home tonight.
Summus Works, Inc. Statement on Audit, Dual Quotation, $1.27 Million Winter Sports Revenues and Confirmation of No Reverse Split
Thursday April 27, 9:05 am ET
DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 27, 2006--Following statements earlier this week, Summus Works, Inc. (Pink Sheets: SMMW - News) management reiterated that a reverse split is not in the Company's plan. Management had announced that it ordered an audit of the Company's financials, and will request to have the Company listed on the OTC Bulletin Board, and/or the OTCQX "PrimeQX," Pinksheets' recently unveiled new quotation, listing and disclosure service that "help(s) serious issuers stand out from the almost 5,000 OTC securities electronically traded on the Pink Sheets," according to www.otcqx.com. The audit is integral to the application process, Company transparency, and ultimately visibility as the company moves up to become fully reporting. Accordingly, the Company announced yesterday that its winter sports wholesale division alone reported revenues of $1,276,390.00 for the year ending December 31, 2005, and management stressed the Company's intention to increase disclosure.
HUSTLA: What's the deal with this? Do you care to discuss??
KNFCC: Don't tell me you gave this guy any money??
Snackman: I know you're listening..
HUSTLA: Your are pathetic. Have u no shame..
On your Knees and beg forgiveness!!!!!!!!!!!!
Snackman: What is going on buddy? Things have never been better..
Things are looking up for wave today. LOL!
Good AM Matt. How's the censorship work going today? Have anyone shot yet??
Snackman: I hear that u boys are talking Vegas again. I'll be there next week spending the pump and dump money that I made today. Thanks for keeping the dream alive. LOL!
Something stinks around here....
Grub: Where they also trained liars?
Matt: Did you apply for the White House press job yet??
Snackman: It's just hilarious on your board. The POS is up a few pennies and u guys all think that you finally hit pay dirt. How many times have we seen this. Get it in you're head! This wavx will keep on sucking you dry till SKS and company can't suck u no more. Monday it all over..
grubmaster: I think the white house is looking for a new press secretary. Why don't you give them a call??
tech_vstr: Don't bother with these guys. They all have a hidden agenda. Matt wants to take over is own country..
Webby: If you get this message send me an email (if you like) where I can write you. I'm sick and tired of Snackman.
Snackman: Is it not true that the PP folks sell there shares at a higher value??
eam: I wasn't lucky enough to buy at those prices and than turn around and sell. I had to buy from them so it's kind of the same thing. Don't you think??
uniguy: Yes. Like me for one..
whitewash: But how much longer can wave keep on paying the Bills??
x-point: You would think that the Army would have been using WAVE technology on there flash and hard drives by now. This story just blows me away that the information was not encrypted. I just don't know what to make of this whole PC security business. Thanks for your reply..
April 15, 2006
At Afghan Bazaar, Military Offers Dollars for Stolen Data
By CARLOTTA GALL
BAGRAM, Afghanistan, April 14 — An American military officer, flanked by six powerfully built bodyguards, stood in the muddy streets of the bazaar here on Friday buying up all the computer flash drives he could find, handing out cash for the finger-thin components that have been disappearing by the score — some of them with copies of secret military files — from the air base nearby.
This was clearly the United States military's way of dealing with the news, reported by The Los Angeles Times on Monday, that sensitive military information stored on portable computer drives could be found on sale in the bazaar outside the base at Bagram. The military has ordered an investigation into the allegations and a review of security policy regarding computer hardware and software. But to retrieve the lost material, the military decided to rely on the almighty dollar.
Pulling a clump of cash out of his pocket, the officer, who wore a bulletproof vest and a pistol at his side, but no name tag, joked and gently haggled with Afghans proffering the drives. He ended up paying what is, for here, a considerable sum: $35 apiece for most of them. Afghan boys, clearly acting for others, held out handfuls of flash drives, some looking brand new and others with marks of use.
"Slow down," the officer said every so often to his translator as the clamor rose around him. "I'll pay, I'll pay, there's no problem." A burly Special Forces soldier guarded the officer's back and moved away youths who kept swarming around to see what was going on.
The officer declined to comment about his activity, but when asked if this was the best way the military could retrieve stolen computer material, he nodded. "They're not bad people," he said.
Shopkeepers said the military had considered raiding the ramshackle bazaar, which stretches on both sides of the road for a few hundred yards leading to the entrance of the base. But the shop owners refused to comply, and the local government administrator convinced the military that paying for the goods would be a more successful ploy, one shopkeeper said.
The tiny shops in the bazaar are crammed with electronic goods, military gear and Western foodstuffs, most of which appeared to have come from the air base. Military cots stand out in front of the stores, and sleeping bags, military boots and camouflage uniforms are stacked at the entrances, some of them clearly used and perhaps discarded.
Inside, every shop has a glass counter of military watches, sunglasses, knives and flashlights. Boxes of energy bars, muscle-building supplements and Tabasco sauce line the shelves. Some goods are still in plastic cases and have clearly come from the store on the base, but the low prices — T-shirts carrying price tags of $24.99 sell for just $4 in the Afghan shops — suggest that they did not arrive legally.
One shopkeeper had dusty laptop computers piled in a corner and a half-dozen battered DVD players on his counter. Two of the computers had broken screens, but a third seemed to be in working order. They were selling for $100 each.
"They collect a lot of the stuff from the rubbish," one teenager said.
But another shopkeeper, who declined to give his name, said, "We know most of it is stolen."
The small group of American soldiers ignored most of the contraband on Friday, but after a couple of hours trawling through the shops they carried off some camouflage clothing in large plastic bags, and a cloth bag full of a few hundred flash drives. They had bought up virtually every flash drive in the bazaar and must have spent thousands of dollars.
"Sold out — they bought them all," said one shopkeeper. "But come tomorrow, we'll have more."
x-point: And what do you make of this? Do you have a concern??
wavxmaster: Would it not make sense to wait for delisting to occur than start buying?
Thanks for taking the time to respond. Thank you much..
howardjoel: So would you say that this is good news for WAVE??
It would have been nice if WAVE used some of the money they have spent, god knows where, for some serious advertising. They should have been bombarding the public with the Juggler on billboards and trade papers. Put wave in the thoughts and minds of the common man both young and old so they could have been ready for the tsunami. Now when TPM's are ready to get the attention they deserve the public still only knows names like MSFT NOVL, IBM, Apple , etc. People go with who they know (wave who) not who might do a better job or which software bundle comes falling out of OEM's. I still don't see how this company can survive the distance without a major overhaul.