Take it to the bank stock facts

[Jessie Weston]

Breaking News At The Close Tuesday 11.9.04
Contract With the City of Tulsa, Oklahoma!
TechLite, Inc (OTCBB-THLT)
Shares Outstanding: 10,994,910 (Source: 10Q 8.19.04)
Tuesday's Close: .72

THLT has been moving higher over the last few weeks. Is this the beginning of a 
major move? Because what matters once you acquire a stock is that it moves. And 
all that will matter is that the stock is on the move.  And that mo ney is 
constantly moving into the stock. In that environment, nothing makes more sense 
in the marketplace than following the material, measurable we alth that pulses 
through its very veins. Go Check it out Yourself. (Remember, past performance 
is not indicative of future results).

A Massive PR campaign is Underway and Wednesday Could Be an Absolutely Huge Day 
in the Stock with the Combination of News and the PR Campaign.

The Following News Announcement came out after the Close on Tuesday and the 
Market HAS NOT had a Chance to React to it. How will the Stock React Monday to 
the News? (We Anticipate this message will be seen by thousands and thousands 
of potential investors overnite).


Press Release Source: TechLite, Inc.

(PR NEWSWIRE) TechLite Awarded City Lighting Upgrade Contract for City of Tulsa 
TechLite Awarded City Lighting Upgrade Contract for City of Tulsa

TULSA, Okla., Nov. 9  PRNewswire FirstCall.  TechLite, Inc. (OTC Bulletin 
Board: THLT) of Tulsa, OK, has been awarded a contract by the City of Tulsa to 
provide energy efficient lighting upgrades for city office buildings and other 
facilities.  The contract covers the first phase of the overall energy saving 
project with a total potential value of 1.5 million.

The Tulsa lighting upgrade project is the result of Mayor Bill LaFortune's 
Competition for Better Government conducted in 2003.  The competition attracted 
250 costsaving proposals from local citizens. According to J.D. Arvidson, 
President of TechLite, the lighting upgrades have a potential 500,000 per year 
sa vings for taxpayers on the City's lighting electric bill, once all buildings 
have been upgraded.  The capital recovery period is approximately three years.

TechLite previously completed energy efficient lighting upgrades for all of the 
Tulsa County Buildings, four (4) campuses of the Tulsa Technology Center, 
Hillcrest Hospital, Oral Roberts University, and the Tulsa Public School System.


ABOUT TECHLITE, INC. TechLite, Inc., a national energy service company, in 2004 
entered it's 12th year in the energy services business providing custom 
designed energy efficient and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) compliant 
lighting upgrades and retrofits for commercial, education, health care, retail 
and government facilities.  TechLite's proprietary energy-audit software 
program facilitates upgrades in compliance with the EPA's Energy Star Emission 
Reduction Program and the new Federal Energy Law requiring the elimination of 
inefficient lighting products.  Industry sources estimate this market at 
approximately 3 billion existing light fixtures and a potential 100 billion 
national lighting retrofit industry.  The magazine Electrical Contractor has 
described this business as the "market of the decade."


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