I thought it important to review some of the info

I thought it important to review some of the information presented on the AQCI website Integracer02 told us about.  Very interesting.

AQCI Reports First Quarter Sales Exceed Company's Expectations by More Than 75%. The company reports first quarter's revenues of $353,125.00, exceeding the company's $200,000.00 anticipated revenues by 76.5% for the
period ending February 28, 2000.

Once AQCI started logging, orders came piling in.

AQCI reported that based upon preliminary estimates, viable reserves in
the Amazon tributaries should exceed $US 10 billion and may well double
or triple that figure, as there are literally billions of board feet of timber lost each year in this area since commercial logging began many decades ago.

Remember, Hollund is being conservative in their estimations regarding the value of timber they are able to recover.

AQCI Enters Into Strategic Alliance With U.S. Wood Product Manufacturer And Distributor as part of an aggressive marketing strategy designed to penetrate the mega-billion dollar U.S. home improvement and home furnishing markets, AQCI, the technology leader in underwater logging, has entered into a strategic alliance with a U.S. manufacturer and distributor of wood products for distribution of AQCI's exotic hardwoods to the U.S. market. The alliance has already resulted in a first order to AQCI in a sum exceeding a quarter of a million U.S. dollars.

I think we can assume this wood product manufacturer and distributor was North Cal Wood Products, and the very first order placed was worth $250,000 back in the year 2000. Today, that order would be worth considerably more.

AQCI reported First Quarter Sales Will Substantially Exceed Company's Expectations. I was surprised by the strength of the sales from the Amazonian
harvested hardwoods. Our first quarter sales will substantially exceed the company's expectations. Yet candidly, I am even more excited by the many
positive events that have recently unfolded and are continuing to unfold not only at the Brazilian project but in other places. There are a number of announcements schedules by the company next week and the following week, specific to our efforts and successes in relation to testing, analysis, retrieval, harvesting, marketing and sales following which your question as to location
of the next project shall be addressed.

Additional future harvesting opportunities have been offered. Ecomab is AQCI's Brazilian partner, who also owns the mill currently accepting harvested logs.

AQCI has been contacted by an American/Asian consortium interested in an immediate joint-venture project in South East Asia. The extraction project is estimated at over 1 billion board feet of lumber with a conservative market value of $350 million.

Once again, this was in the year 2000 dollars, and this was also a conservative estimate.

AQCI has been in preliminary discussions with government officials in Panama regarding the harvesting of exotic hardwoods in Gatun Lake. This 163 square mile lake was created as a result of the building of the Panama Canal in 1912.

AQCI certainly could have been talking about CoastEcoTimber in this press release.