Document:

MUTUAL GENERAL RELEASE - (Lawrence Weisdorn)
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This Mutual  General  Release  ("Release")  dated as of  September  1, 2000,  is
entered  into  by and  between  3DShopping.com  d.b.a.  O2  Essential  Marketing
Technologies  ("Employer"),  a California  Corporation,  and  Lawrence  Weisdorn
("Weisdorn"), with reference to the following facts:

       A.      WHEREAS,  Employer,  a developer and  distributor of  proprietary
               3-D Internet  e-commerce  display  technology   ("Employer's
               Business"), engaged Weisdorn on August 13, 1996.

       B.      WHEREAS,   effective  September  1,  2000,  Weisdorn  voluntarily
               resigned his employment with Employer ("Separation Date").

       C.      WHEREAS,  Employer and Weisdorn  desire to discharge  one another
               with respect to any further obligations owed to each other.

WHEREFORE,  FOR GOOD AND VALUABLE  CONSIDERATION,  the  sufficiency  of which is
hereby  acknowledged,  and in further  consideration of the mutual covenants and
agreements contained herein, Employer and Weisdorn agree as follows:

      1.  RELEASE:
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           a.  Release by Weisdorn  and Period of  Revocation.  Weisdorn  hereby
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               fully  releases and  discharges  Employer,  including  Employer's
               affiliated entities,  and subsidiaries (past and present) and the
               current   or   former    officers,    directors,    shareholders,
               administrators,  assigns, agents, attorneys and all successors in
               interest, forever, from any and all obligations, losses, damages,
               debts, agreements,  liabilities, demands, costs, expenses, claims
               and causes of action, known or unknown,  fixed or contingent,  of
               any kind or nature whatsoever ("Claims"),  which he ever had, now
               has or may hereafter have, arising from, concerning or pertaining
               to Employer's Business and/or the employment relationship between
               Employer and Weisdorn  from the  beginning of time to the date of
               this Release.  Except as provided below,  Weisdorn shall not have
               any further involvement in Employer's Business.

               Without  limiting the generality of the  foregoing,  this Release
               includes  any claim  under  Title VII of the Civil  Rights Act of
               1964, as amended,  and,  except as expressly  provided  otherwise
               herein, any claim for: severance pay; bonus; sick leave; workers'
               compensation;  holiday pay; vacation pay; life insurance; health,
               dental or disability benefits;  or any other fringe benefit.

               This  Release  applies to any rights or claims  Weisdorn may have
               under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, as amended. Under
               the  requirements of the Older Workers'  Benefit  Protection Act,
               Weisdorn  has 45 days to  consider  this  Release,  while  he may
               accept  or  reject it in less  time  than  that.  Employer  urges
               Weisdorn to use as much of the time as necessary to consider this
               Release and consult  with an  attorney in  connection  therewith.
               Weisdorn has 7 days following

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               signature of this  Release to revoke it, and this  Release  shall
               not become  effective or  enforceable  until  expiration  of this
               7-day revocation period. If Weisdorn opts to revoke this Release,
               he must contact Employer's Legal department to advise Employer of
               his  revocation  decision,  and Weisdorn must also send a written
               notice of such revocation decision to Employer.

           b.  Release  by  Employer.   Employer   hereby  fully   releases  and
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               discharges  Weisdorn,  his  heirs,   executors,   administrators,
               successors and assigns,  forever,  from any and all Claims, which
               Employer ever had, now has or may hereafter  have,  arising from,
               concerning  or  pertaining  to  Employer's  Business  and/or  the
               employment  relationship  between  Employer and Weisdorn from the
               beginning of time to the date of this Release.

      2.  ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS/CONSIDERATION:  As consideration for the execution of
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          this Release and performance of its terms and conditions,  Employer
          will provide the following to Weisdorn:

           a.  Two (2) year  severance  pay in the gross amount of $300,000.  On
               the date following the date that this Release  becomes  effective
               and fully in force,  Employer  shall make a severance  payment to
               Weisdorn  in the  gross  amount of  $150,000,  less  $30,175  for
               applicable  withholding  taxes.  Employer  shall pay Weisdorn the
               remaining gross amount of $150,000, net of applicable withholding
               taxes  (and  without  interest),   within  three  days  following
               Employer's  receipt of  proceeds  from  Employer's  next round of
               financing  obtained  from  unaffiliated   third  parties.   These
               payments shall represent full and complete  compensation  for all
               services  rendered by Weisdorn  to  Employer in  connection  with
               Employer's Business.

           b.  Pursuant to that certain  Non-Qualified  Stock  Option  Agreement
               ("Option  Agreement") dated as of May 30, 2000,  between Employer
               and Weisdorn,  Weisdorn has an option to purchase  100,000 shares
               of  Employer's  stock.  Employer  hereby  agrees that the vesting
               requirement  for  these  shares  has been  waived  and are  fully
               vested. Employer agrees that Weisdorn has 18 months commencing on
               the Separation Date in which to exercise his stock options at the
               exercise  price of $7.70  per share  ("Options"),  which 18 month
               period expires on March 1, 2002.

           c.  Reimbursement  for  expenses in the amount of $149.47,  for which
               Employer has received proper documentation.

           d.  Weisdorn  may retain the black file  cabinet and lap top computer
               of Employer's currently in his possession; and

           e.  Until  October  15,  2000,   Employer  will  maintain  Weisdorn's
               existing internet address of LW@3Dshopping.com.
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         Weisdorn shall fully account to Employer for any of Employer's property
         currently  in  Weisdorn's  possession  or control,  and shall return to
         Employer  any  such  property  within  7 days  (except  for the lap top
         computer and black file cabinet as noted in Paragraph 2(d)

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         above).

         Weisdorn  agrees to cooperate with Employer in connection  with winding
         down any of Weisdorn's  unfinished  projects.  Weisdorn shall return to
         Employer  all  office  keys  and  identification  cards  (the  cellular
         telephone and American Express Card have been returned). Weisdorn shall
         promptly submit any outstanding cellular telephone and American Express
         bills to  Employer  with  proper  documentation  and shall  immediately
         reimburse Employer for any personal expenses incurred thereon.

      3. PRIOR AGREEMENTS:
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           a.  Except  as set  forth  in  Sections  3(b) and  (c),  all  rights,
               obligations  and   responsibilities  of  the  parties  under  the
               Management  Change  Agreement  dated  May 30,  2000 and any other
               agreement  between Weisdorn and Employer are hereby terminated in
               all respects.

           b.  All rights,  obligations and responsibilities of Weisdorn under
               the Employee Non-Disclosure  Agreement dated March 17, 2000
               between Weisdorn and Employer shall remain in full force and
               effect following the Separation Date.

           c.  All rights,  obligations and  responsibilities  of Weisdorn under
               the Option Agreement, as amended pursuant to Section 2(b) hereof,
               shall remain in full force and effect  following  the  Separation
               Date.

      4. RESTRICTIONS ON SALE OF SHARES:
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           a.  Weisdorn agrees that he will not sell, transfer,  hypothecate, or
               otherwise  dispose of more than 100,000 shares of common stock of
               Employer currently owned by Weisdorn or issuable upon exercise of
               Options held by Weisdorn (collectively,  the "Shares") during any
               quarterly  period (the first quarterly  period to commence on the
               Separation  Date) without the prior written  consent of Employer,
               such consent not to be unreasonably  withheld.  The  certificates
               representing  the Shares  will be legended  accordingly  and such
               legend  shall  be  removed  at the  beginning  of each  quarterly
               period, from the Shares at the rate of 100,000 shares per quarter
               on a  cumulative  basis.  Employer  will use its best  efforts to
               facilitate   through  its  Transfer  Agent  the  removal  of  the
               restrictive legend as soon as possible.  In the event of a merger
               or  acquisition  of  Employer  which  involves  more  than 50% of
               Employer's  issued and  outstanding  common stock,  Employer will
               immediately  cause the restrictive  legend to be removed from the
               remaining Shares held by Weisdorn.

           b.  If required by the managing underwriter or placement agent of any
               offering of Employer's  securities,  Weisdorn agrees to execute a
               "lock-up" agreement, pursuant to which Weisdorn will agree not to
               sell,  transfer,  hypothecate,  or otherwise dispose of shares of
               Employer's  common  stock  owned by  Weisdorn  or  issuable  upon
               exercise of Options held by Weisdorn,  without the prior  written
               consent  of  Employer.  The  number  of  shares  subject  to such
               agreement  and  the  length  of  the  lock-up   period  shall  be
               determined  pursuant to good faith negotiations  between Weisdorn
               and the underwriter or placement agent.

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      5.  REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES: The Parties hereby represent,  warrant
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          and covenant, that: (i) neither has heretofore assigned or transferred
          or purported to assign or transfer to anyone any claim, demand, action
          or cause of action based upon or arising out of or  pertaining  to any
          of the matters or things released herein; (ii) each has the sole, full
          and lawful authority to release and forever discharge any such claims,
          demands,  actions or causes of action  based upon or arising out of or
          pertaining to any of the matters or things released herein; (iii) each
          has consulted  with his own attorney and executed this Release  freely
          and voluntarily; (iv) each will cooperate with the other in connection
          with timely  executing any  documentation  necessary to effectuate the
          terms of this Release; and (v) this Release shall be binding upon each
          party and its respective successors and assigns.

      6.  NO  FURTHER  PAYMENTS  OR  OBLIGATIONS:  Payment  of the sum set forth
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          in Paragraph 2 above shall constitute the only sum payable by Employer
          to Weisdorn with respect to this Release,  Employer's  Business or any
          Claim. Except for the obligations set forth in this Release,  Employer
          shall have no further  obligations  to  Weisdorn  with  respect to the
          employment  relationship or Employer's  Business.  Except as otherwise
          required by law or provided  herein,  Weisdorn's  salary and  benefits
          will cease as of the Separation  Date,  and any  entitlement he has or
          might have under any provided  benefit  program will cease.  As of the
          date  hereof,  Weisdorn  waives  his  right to  collect  any  Workers'
          Compensation benefits in connection with Employer.

      7.  WAIVER:  Employer  and Weisdorn  intend and agree that this  Release
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          shall be  effective as a full and final  accord and  satisfaction  and
          general  release  of and  from  all  Claims  released  and  discharged
          hereunder. In furtherance thereof, Weisdorn acknowledges that Weisdorn
          is  familiar  with  Section  1542 of the  Civil  Code of the  State of
          California, which states as follows:

               "A general  release  does not extend to claims which the creditor
               does not  know or  suspect  to exist in his  favor at the time of
               executing the release, which if known by him must have materially
               affected his settlement with the debtor."

          The parties are executing  this Release  voluntarily,  and each waives
          any and all rights  Weisdorn  has or may have under  California  Civil
          Code  Section  1542,  any  successor  section to it,  and/or any other
          statute or common law principle of similar effect.  In connection with
          this waiver and the Release,  Weisdorn  acknowledges  that he is aware
          that he may discover claims presently  unknown or unsuspected or facts
          in addition to or different  from those which he now knows or believes
          to be  true  with  respect  to  the  Claims  released  and  discharged
          hereunder. Nevertheless, Employer and Weisdorn intend by this Release,
          and with  and  upon the  advise  of such  parties'  own  independently
          selected  counsel,  to release  fully,  finally and forever all Claims
          released and discharged  hereunder.  In furtherance of such intention,
          the releases  set forth in this Release  shall be and remain in effect
          as full and complete  releases of the Claims  released and  discharged
          hereunder  notwithstanding  the  discovery  or  existence  of any such
          additional or different claims or facts relevant hereto.

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      8.  REFRAIN FROM  COMMENCING  LAWSUIT:  Employer and Weisdorn  agree to
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          forever  refrain  from  commencing,  instituting  or  prosecuting  any
          lawsuit, action or other proceeding against the other party, based on,
          arising out of or in connection  with any  obligation,  loss,  damage,
          debt, agreement,  liability,  demand, cost expense,  claim or cause of
          action that is released and discharged hereunder.

      9.  PUBLICITY:  Weisdorn  will take no action or make any  statement or
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          comment that  directly or  indirectly  disparages  the  reputation  of
          Employer or any of its affiliates or any of their directors, officers,
          employees or businesses.

      10. MISCELLANEOUS: The scope and  effect of each  party's  obligations  to
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          the other under this Release (collectively,  "Obligations") will be as
          broad  as  may  be  permitted  under   applicable  law,  and  will  be
          ineffective to the extent that it purports to restrict either party to
          a greater  extent  than  permitted  thereunder.  The  Obligations  are
          independent of any similar  covenants agreed to by the parties and may
          be  enforced  without  regard  to  the   enforceability  or  continued
          effectiveness of any such other covenants.

      11. ENTIRE AGREEMENT: This Release, which shall be construed in accordance
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          with  the laws of the  State of  California,  constitutes  the  entire
          agreement and understanding between the parties in connection with the
          above matters and supersedes all prior agreements,  whether written or
          oral, in connection therewith.

ACCEPTED AND AGREED:

LAWRENCE WEISDORN  ("WEISDORN")           3DSHOPPING.COM d/b/a O2
                                          ESSENTIAL MARKETING
                                          TECHNOLOGIES ("EMPLOYER")

By                                        By
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Date:                                     Title :
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                                          Date:
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                                       5Mr. Brandon D'Amore
Mr. Rod West
LookSonic, LLC
3575 Cahuenga Boulevard West
Suite 550
Los Angeles CA, 90068

     Re: Binding Letter of Intent For Majority Acquisition of LookSonic. LLC
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Dear Brandon and Rod:

This is a binding letter of intent ("Letter") designed to summarize the material
terms  resulting from  discussions  regarding  3Dshopping.com's  ("3D") proposed
acquisition of 50.1% of LookSonic, LLC ("LS") (the "Transaction"). 3D and LS are
collectively  referred to herein as the "Parties."  Brandon D'Amore  ("D'Amore")
and Rod West ("West") as collectively referred to herein as the "LS Principals".
The material terms to which we have agreed are as follows:

(1) Intent:  3D intends to acquire  50.1% of the issued and  outstanding  member
interest shares of LS as of the Transaction Date, which entity would then become
a  majority-owned  subsidiary of 3D ("LS Sub").  The terms and conditions of the
Transaction  will  be set  forth  in a  later  definitive  agreement;  provided,
however,  that if such later  definitive  agreement fails to  materialize,  this
Letter  signed by the Parties  may serve as a binding  agreement  governing  the
Transaction if the Parties so choose.

(2) Effective Date:  Effective upon the later of either the Transaction Date (as
defined  below) or September 1, 2000, 3D shall absorb LS' ordinary  expenses and
overhead,  subject to 3D's budgetary approval, which is reasonably necessary to:
assist the development of LS and LS' new content  technology  (including but not
limited to: funding for further content  development,  research and development,
salaries for current and additional sales staff and general office expenses). .

(3) Conditions Precedent:  3D's intention to acquire LS is expressly conditioned
upon: (a) 3D's completion to its  satisfaction  of a due diligence  review of LS
together with  satisfactory  financial and legal opinions;  (b) approval by 3D's
Board of Directors and any other required  approvals  pursuant to 3D's articles,
bylaws or applicable law; and (c) a mutually acceptable definitive  agreement(s)
signed by the Parties (collectively, "Conditions").

(4) Exclusive  Dealing:  Until the date which is 30 days following  signature by
the Parties of this Letter:  LS will not solicit offers from any other person or
entity  regarding the  acquisition of its member  interest  shares;  and LS will
immediately  notify 3D in writing of any contact between LS and any other person
regarding any offer, proposal or inquiry in connection therewith.

(5) Non-Disclosure  /Publicity:  LS will execute a non-disclosure agreement. The
Parties  will  issue  a  mutually  agreed  upon  press  release   regarding  the
Transaction at the appropriate time, and neither party will issue any subsequent
public announcement in connection with this Letter or the Transaction absent the
prior consent of the other party.

(6) Purchase Price:  Subject to the satisfaction of Conditions,  3D will provide
LS  Principals  with the option to purchase  150,000  shares  ("Options")  of 3D
common stock ("Stock") (less any outstanding undisclosed LS liabilities which 3D
will assume (LS represents  that,  besides its regular monthly direct  operating
expenses,  it has zero  liabilities))  in  exchange  for 50.1% of the  aggregate
member interest shares of LS ("Purchase Price"). The initial 50,000 Options will
be  non-statutory  (i.e.,  the Stock will be restricted  under Rule 144) and the
additional  100,000  Options  will fall under 3D's 1999 Stock Option Plan (i.e.,
the Stock is freely tradable), as detailed below. LS Principals intend to retain
any remaining equity in LS.

         (a) Exercise  price:  The exercise  price for the Options  shall be the
         Stock's  market price as determined by the closing  market price on the
         American  Stock  Exchange  on the date on the date the  Transaction  is
         consummated  (i.e.,  all  Conditions  are  satisfied  and all necessary
         paperwork is signed) (the "Transaction Date").

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         (b) Vesting: 50,000 non-statutory Options shall immediately vest on the
         Transaction  Date,  and the  remaining  100,000  Options from 3D's 1999
         Stock Option Plan shall vest upon LS Sub  achieving  aggregate  revenue
         projections as set forth in the pro-forma financial statements prepared
         by LS in its Due  Diligence  Notebook  Any Options not vested  within 3
         years from the  Transaction  Date shall expire.  The Options shall vest
         and be exercisable as follows:
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                            Triggering Event                       Options Vested to LS Principals
<S>                                                                            <C>
          Transaction Date                                                     50,000
          Achievement of "1st Cumulative Revenue Target" of $1,849,100         33,000
          Achievement of "2nd Cumulative Revenue Target" of $6,683,600         33,000
          Achievement of "3rd Cumulative Revenue Target" of $17,492,100        34,000
</TABLE>

         (c) 3D Option to Increase  Percentage  Ownership  To 75%: 3D shall have
         the  2-year  option  (which  shall  begin on the  Transaction  Date) to
         increase  its  ownership in LS as follows ("3D 75% Option") in exchange
         for $1,500,000 (less any outstanding  undisclosed LS liabilities  which
         3D will  assume)  payable in  unrestricted  Stock (which Stock shall be
         subject to a voluntary pooling  agreement in a form mutually  agreeable
         to the Parties).

         (d) 3D Option to Increase Percentage Ownership To 100%: If 3D exercises
         the 3D 75% Option,  then 3D shall have the perpetual option to increase
         its  ownership  in LS to 100% ("3D 100%  Option")  under  either of the
         alternative methods, at 3D's election:

                  (i)  Option A: If a merger  or  acquisition  between  3D and a
                  third party is agreed to,  then 3D may at any time  thereafter
                  acquire the  remaining 25% of LS payable in Stock (which Stock
                  shall be subject to a voluntary  pooling  agreement  in a form
                  mutually  agreeable to the Parties) at a 10% discount from the
                  following valuation method:

                  [the same  multiple of 3D revenues  represented  by the agreed
                  purchase  price  (for 3D by such  third  party)  shall then be
                  applied  to the LS  Sub,  and  multiplied  by  25%  (less  any
                  outstanding undisclosed LS liabilities which 3D will assume)];
                  or

                  (ii) Lion B:  Beginning  on the date  which is 30 months  from
                  date the Letter is fully signed,  3D may acquire the remaining
                  25% of LS and the purchase price payable in Stock (which Stock
                  shall be subject to a voluntary  pooling  agreement  in a form
                  mutually  agreeable to the  Parties)  shall be  determined  by
                  according to the following formula:

                  [Fifteen (15) x EBITDA x 25% (less any outstanding undisclosed
                  LS liabilities which 3D will assume)].

(7)  Workspace:  LS will  relocate to 3D's offices by October  (i.e.,  will give
notice to its current  landlord by September 1, 2000, and will leave its current
location by September 30, 2000). 3D shall provide a reasonably sufficient studio
for LS within 3D's offices that shall be ready upon LS' relocation on October 1,
2000.

(8) Operating Costs: 3D shall absorb all operating costs including,  among other
things:  overhead in connection  with the LS Sub,  development of the Commercial
Producer/Builder   software,   further   content   development,   research   and
development, and providing additional sales staff.

(9) Ancillary Agreements:

     a.  Non-Disclosure:  LS and the LS  Principals  will sign a  non-disclosure
     agreement on behalf of 3D.

     b. Employment:  D'Amore and West shall each be bound by a two-year ("Term")
     employment  contract  with 3D.  D'Amore  and/or West may each be terminated
     without cause at any time for any reason;  provided that 3D shall be liable
     to such employee for any outstanding Salary owed thereto for the balance of
     the Term. D'Amore and West will each: (i) earn an annual salary of $100,000
     ("Salary"); and (ii) be eligible for a bonus ("Bonus") consisting

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of 1% of  "Adjusted  Gross  Sales"  (which means the LS Sub gross sales less all
applicable  discounts,  returns and credits in the ordinary  course of business,
collection costs, and sales, use or other similar taxes) of LS Sub for achieving
each the 15`, 2"d and 3`d Cumulative Revenue Target(s)  (regardless in when such
Cumulative  Revenue  Target(s)  is  achieved).  The  Bonus  for  the 2"d and 3`d
Cumulative  Revenue  Target(s)  shall  consist  solely of new sales  made in the
achievement thereof (i.e., excluding any sales upon which a Bonus had previously
been  paid).  In the event  D'Amore  and/or  West  procure a third  party  buyer
resulting in an  acquisition  of or by 3D, then the parties  shall  negotiate in
good faith  within 3D's usual and  customary  parameters  regarding  appropriate
remuneration for D'Amore and West in connection therewith.

(10)  Expenses:  Each  party  shall  be  responsible  for  its own  expenses  in
connection  with all matters  relating to negotiation  and  consummation  of the
Transaction.

(11) Indemnity : LS will fully  indemnify 3D from and against any liabilities or
claims  accruing  or of which LS  should  have been  aware,  of which 3D was not
expressly advised, prior to the Transaction date.

(12) Representations and Warranties: LS would make customary representations and
warranties  to 3D and would provide  comprehensive  covenants,  indemnities  and
other protections for the benefit of 3D. The  representations  and warranties in
the later definitive  agreement would be without  qualification as to knowledge,
materiality or otherwise.

(13)  Insolvency  Bankruptcy:  If 3D files for  bankruptcy  protection,  becomes
insolvent,  or is  involuntarily  de-listed by the American  Stock Exchange then
3D's equity  interest  in LS shall be reduced to 25"/0,  with the  remaining  3D
equity balance over 25% reverting back to LS Principals.

(14) Time is of the Essence/Expiration/Termination:  The Parties agree that time
is of the  essence,  and  accordingly  agree to use all  reasonable  efforts  to
conclude  the  Transaction  within  60 days of the date of this  Letter.  If the
Transaction Date fails to occur within 60 days of this Letter,  then this Letter
shall  automatically  expire and all  provisions of this Letter shall  terminate
except the provisions of  Non-Disclosure/Publicity,  Exclusive Dealing, Expenses
and Governing Law/Arbitration Paragraphs, which shall survive indefinitely.

(15)  Governing   Law/Arbitration:   The   Transaction,   this  Letter  and  any
interpretation  thereof or disputes .arising thereunder shall be governed by the
laws of the State of  California.  The  Parties  agree  that any claim in law or
equity  arising  hereunder  or any  resulting  transaction  shall be  decided by
neutral,  binding  arbitration  in  accordance  with  the  commercial  rules  of
arbitration  as set forth by Judicate  West located in Los Angeles,  California,
and not by court  action,  except as provided  by  California  law for  judicial
review of arbitration  proceedings.  The  prevailing  party shall be entitled to
attorney's fees and costs within the arbitrator's discretion.

(16) Entire Agreement:  This Letter contains the entire agreement of the parties
and shall  replace and  supersede all prior  arrangements  and  representations,
either oral or  written,  as to the subject  matter  hereof.  This Letter may be
modified or amended only by a written instrument signed by all Parties hereto.

This  document  is a binding  letter of intent.  It is intended to be, and shall
constitute,  a binding and legal agreement,  and shall impose legal  obligations
and duties on both of us.

If the foregoing  reflects our mutual  statement of  intention,  please sign and
return the enclosed copy of this Letter of Intent.

Sincerely,
3Dshopping.com

By:  Terry Gourley

Title:

Date:  August 25, 2000

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