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[X-snmp-devel] Howard wrote:


From: Howard Mayfield
Subject: [X-snmp-devel] Howard wrote:
Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2006 06:37:56 -0060

We have giving you winner after winner this year and things are only 
getting better!

We called it!  APWL is up BIG on big volume.  We 
hope you took a position early and are smiling right 
now.  If you didn't, not to worry.  The big spike is 
expected also on Tuesday, November 28.  Get in now!

The XXI century house is one in which broadband is available in every 
room.
  Video streams to wherever you choose to watch it. House 
appliances are seamlessly integrated into a comprehensive network.  
This is already a reality for the wealthy, and is just now becoming a booming 
business as it spreads to the middle class home.  Our next feature makes 
this all possible, and is bringing it to the world!

 
CompanyAdvanced Powerline Technologies
Symbol: APWL
Current Price: O.1 Up (20.48%)
Short Term Target:   0.27
Long Term Target:   1.10
 
An incredible news is expected out of the company very soon. 
 
This will be backed up by a PR blitz and I'm sure you can guess what will 
happen to the price of this share!

Tech companies blast off on news like this.  Get in before this one takes 
off and ride it all the way to the bank!

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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Supreme Court on Monday sided with Philip Morris USA, 
refusing to disturb a court ruling that threw out a $10.1 billion verdict over 
the company's "light" cigarettes.
ANDERSON, Missouri (AP) -- A fire gutted a group home for the mentally ill in 
southwest Missouri early Monday, killing 10 people and injuring 24, authorities 
said.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Justice Department's internal watchdog said Monday it 
has opened an investigation into the agency's use of information gathered in 
the government's warrantless surveillance program.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- Humpback whales have a type of brain cell seen only in 
humans, the great apes, and other cetaceans such as dolphins, U.S. researchers 
reported on Monday.






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