Nanopierce Technologies (NPCT)

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I HUB, COMES THROUGH WITH BRIEF REPORT FROM HERB NEUHAUS. WE WILL MAKE AGORA #2. WE HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO ,BUT AT I HUB WE TRY HARDER. Listed below are listed below are questions we at I -HUB aksed Herb and his reply. Enjoy


-----Original Message-----
From: James Brown [mailto:XXXXXXXXX]
Sent: Friday, 08 March 2002 9:57 PM
To: Herb
Subject: Finn From Germany Has Us Beat


Hello Herb, BBarrett and I need to keep up with Finn
and Geoff Krone's Agora's board. BB chairs this NPCT
site...http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=98.
I would like to ask you a few questions about NPCT and
post your reply on the Investor Hub board. Please keep
your answers short as possible. Our readers most
likely have short attention spans. Just 3
questions.........
1)What does it feel like having your own clean room
and waferpierce machine? One heck of a move up from
working out of the garage yes? Btw, thanks for your
steadfast support of Nanopierce which got us to this
stage.
2)Finn said the German side of the company is working
late at night. Did he just say that to cover for Doc.
Wernle as Paul might have read Finn's post? What kind
of hours are you guys putting in at the clean room
here in the states?
3)And last but not least, I heard Paul drives a
pick-up truck. Is that true? My type of CEO!
If you don't have the time for these questions Herb,
that's fine. And again thanks for standing by your
dreams and goals. Your'e a good man Herb.
Sincerely,
James Brown


From: "Dr. Herbert J. Neuhaus" <XXXXXXXXXX / Block Address / Add to Address Book

To: "James Brown" <XXXXXXXXXXXXX>

Subject: RE: Finn From Germany Has Us Beat

Date: Sat, 9 Mar 2002 09:50:50 -0700





I'd be glad to "even up the score" with Finnegan.

1) Our own clean room: You're right - it's a long way from the garage
but
I've been in and out of clean rooms for over 20 years now. They are not
as
exciting as they sound. If you want excitement we should talk about
ideas we
generate and develop. As I told Finn, we are working on two fronts. The
near
term, immediate customer interactions, and a somewhat longer term
development program to keep the pipeline full. Stay tuned.

2) On both sides of the Pond we put in long hours. But, look, to be
sustainable, we have to remember that we have families and lives
outside
work. I encourage my team to work smart. I give the Management Team the
same
advice. We cannot be successful if we get too tired or....worse.

3) Yes Paul drives a great big honkin' Dodge pickup. His other car is
one
that he personally and lovingly restored over a period of many years
--- a
'59 Plymouth Sport Fury. Look, the guy has style. I drive a '97 black
Nissan
Pathfinder.

Best regards,
Herb Neuhaus