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EXHIBIT 10.3

                       EXCLUSIVE PATENT LICENSE AGREEMENT

THIS EXCLUSIVE PATENT LICENSE  AGREEMENT  ("Agreement") is made and entered into
as  of  July  31,  2003  (the  "Signing  Date")  by  and  between  John  Simpson
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principal  office at 200 Ninth Avenue North,  Suite 200, Safety Harbor,  Florida
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                                   WITNESSETH

WHEREAS,  Licensor  is the sole  owner and  holder of the  Patent  and  Licensed
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are produced by the practices of inventions claimed in the Patent.

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described in the attached EXHIBIT A, including any Improvements made thereto.

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acceptable

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arbitrator. If the parties are unable to agree on an arbitrator within ten days,
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IN WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the parties hereto,  intending to be legally bound hereby,
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                                 LICENSOR:

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                                    EXHIBIT A

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UNITED STATES PATENT                                                 6,530,580
SIMPSON                                                         MARCH 11, 2003
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Suspension assembly related application

                                    ABSTRACT
A  lowerable  suspension  assembly  for the deck of a vehicle  is  elevated  and
lowered by air springs  between a travel  position when the deck is horizontally
disposed and a loading and unloading  position when the deck is inclined and one
end is in contact with a supporting ground surface.
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Inventors:     SIMPSON; JOHN EDWARD (5 Silverwattle Ct., Tallai, Queensland 4213, AU)
Appl. No.:     707282
Filed:         NOVEMBER 6, 2000
CURRENT U.S. CLASS:                                                                  280/6.151; 280/43.12; 280/43.17
INTERN'L CLASS:                                                                                          B60P 001/18
FIELD OF SEARCH:                                      280/6.151,43,43.11,43.12,43.17,124.129,124.133 180/209 414/495
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3214185                       Oct., 1965                   Mason et al.       280/6.
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4619578                       Oct., 1986                   Routledge        414/498.
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4693486                       Sep., 1987                   Pierce et al.     280/80.
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4749210                       Jun., 1988                   Sugasawa         280/707.
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4934733                       Jun., 1990                   Smith et al.     280/711.
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WO 9000124                    Jan., 1990                   DE                  1/64.
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PRIMARY EXAMINER: Dickson; Paul N.
ATTORNEY, AGENT OR FIRM: Bourque & Associates, P.A.
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RELATED APPLICATION

This application is a  continuation-in-part  of U.S. patent application Ser. No.
09/310,290 which was filed May 12, 1999 now abandoned.
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                                     CLAIMS
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What is claimed is:

1. A lowerable suspension system for a vehicle deck comprising;

(a) a swing arm  mounting a road wheel  having a first end  adapted  for pivotal
connection to the side of a vehicle deck,

(b) a tower  connected  to the vehicle deck  adjacent a central  position of the
swing arm,

(c) a shackle arm  pivotably  connected to a second end of the swing arm and the
deck,  said  shackle  arm  comprising  two links  joined  by a  neutral  pivotal
connection  which are  pivotably  connected to the deck and to the second end of
the swing arm,

(d) an air spring  adapted to be  interposed  between  the tower and the central
portion of the swing arm, the arrangement and construction  being such that in a
first  position  with  the  air  spring  fully  inflated  the  vehicle  deck  is
horizontally  disposed for normal  travel and in a second  position with the air
spring deflated the deck is in a lowered position enabling loading and unloading
to and from the deck from the ground to take place.

2. A lowerable suspension system as claimed in claim 1 wherein the swing arm and
the links are cranked.

3. A  lowerable  suspension  arm as claimed in claim 2 wherein the cranks of the
links are opposed.

4. A  lowerable  suspension  system as  claimed  in claim 1 wherein  the  medial
portion of the swing arm provides a seat for a lower end of the air spring.

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5. A  suspension  system as claimed in claim 1 wherein  first and second ends of
the swing arm are inclined  with respect to one another at an angle  between 145
and 155 degrees.

6. A suspension  arm as claimed in claim 2 wherein the first and second links of
the shackle arms are substantially arcuate.

7. A suspension  arm as claimed in claim 1 wherein the tower  provides a contact
mounting  surface for the top surface of the air spring is inclined at between 5
to 12 degrees from the plane of the deck.

8. A vehicle  comprising  a chassis and deck, a lowerable  suspension  system as
claimed in claim 1 and coupling  means for  attachment to a driver  vehicle said
attachment means including a pivotal connection between the driver vehicle,  and
means for locking and releasing the pivotal connection.

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                                   DESCRIPTION
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This invention relates to a suspension assembly for a vehicle.

The  invention  also extends to a suspension  assembly and chassis for a vehicle
and a vehicle incorporating these features.

This invention relates particularly but not exclusively to a suspension assembly
for a low loading truck, e.g., which permits lowering of a load platform towards
the ground for loading/unloading  purposes.  The load platform is then raised to
the appropriate  level during normal ride and travel of the vehicle.  It will be
convenient to hereinafter  describe the invention with reference to this example
application,  however  it is to be  clearly  understood  that it is  capable  of
broader application.

Trucks  typically have a chassis  mounted on four or more wheels.  An operator's
cabin is mounted on the  chassis  towards  the front of the  vehicle  and a load
platform is mounted on the rear of the chassis.  Typically a fuel driven engine,
e.g., a diesel engine, drives steerable front wheels to move the vehicle.

Typically  forklifts and other lifting  devices are used for lifting loads on to
the elevated load platform/tray of these trucks. This requires a large amount of
work as the load platform is generally positioned a substantial height above the
support  surface.  Further  the  lifting  and  lowering  operation  is a  fairly
hazardous operation particularly for heavy articles.

Some attempts have been made to modify trucks to ease or facilitate  the loading
operation. For example some trucks have tilt down tail portion which can be used
to load articles on to the support surface.  Articles to be loaded are pushed up
or down the inclined tail portion to load the goods on to the load platform. The
tail portion is then raised for normal travel and use of the truck.

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Other  attempts to address this problem of which the  applicant is aware provide
part of the load  platform as an elevator such that articles may be loaded on to
the elevator adjacent ground level and subsequently  elevated by the elevator to
the  level  of  the  load  platform.   The  articles  may  then  be  transferred
horizontally to any desired part of the load platform.  Whilst such arrangements
do provide some means for raising the load to load  platform they do not provide
a loading tray which may be readily disposed adjacent ground level to facilitate
loading or unloading which is preferred.

Clearly  it would be  advantageous  if a  contrivance  could be  provided  which
enabled the load platform to be lowered for loading/unloading and then raised to
its normal height for normal travel of the vehicle.

According  to the present  invention  there is  provided a lowerable  suspension
system for a vehicle deck comprising;

(a) a swing arm  mounting a road wheel  having a first end  adapted  for pivotal
connection to the side of a vehicle deck,

(b) a tower  connected  to the vehicle deck  adjacent a central  position of the
swing arm,

(c) a shackle arm  pivotably  connected to a second end of the swing arm and the
deck,  said  shackle  arm  comprising  two links  joined  by a  neutral  pivotal
connection  which are  pivotably  connected to the deck and to the second end of
the swing arm,

(d) an air spring  adapted to be  interposed  between  the tower and the central
portion of the swing arm, the arrangement and construction  being such that in a
first  position  with  the  air  spring  fully  inflated  the  vehicle  deck  is
horizontally  disposed for normal  travel and in a second  position with the air
spring deflated the deck is in a lowered position enabling loading and unloading
to and from the deck from the ground to take place.

The swing arm and the links can be cranked.

The cranks of the links can be opposed.

The medial  portion of the swing arm  provides a seat for a lower end of the air
spring.

First and  second  ends of the swing arm can be  inclined  with  respect  to one
another at an angle between 145 and 155 degrees.

The first and second links of the shackle arms can be substantially arcuate.

Wherein the tower which provides a contact  mounting surface for the top surface
of the air spring is inclined  at between 5 to 12 degrees  from the plane of the
deck.

                                       12
<PAGE>

According  to a further  aspect of the  present  invention  there is  provided a
lowerable  suspension  system  aforesaid and coupling  means for attachment to a
driver vehicle said attachment means including a pivotal  connection between the
driver vehicle, and means for locking and releasing the pivotal connection.

A  chassis  and  suspension  assembly  and a  vehicle  in  accordance  with this
invention  may manifest  itself in a variety of forms.  It will be convenient to
hereinafter  describe in detail several  preferred  embodiments of the invention
with  reference to the  accompanying  drawings.  The purpose of  providing  this
detailed description is to provide an enabling  disclosure.  It is to be clearly
understood  however  that  the  specific  nature  of this  description  does not
supersede the generality of the preceding broad description in the drawings:

FIG.  1 is a side  view of a typical  embodiment  of the  invention  in a normal
travelling position;

FIG. 2 is a side view similar to FIG. 1 but with the suspension  means retracted
to a loading attitude;

FIG. 3 is a plan view of the  embodiment of the invention  illustrated in FIG. 1
and shown partially cut-away;

FIGS. 4 and 5 correspond  to FIGS. 1 and 2 but  illustrate  the operation of the
suspension components;

FIG. 6 is a similar view to FIG. 5 but shows the load platform  further  lowered
by pivoting about its connection with the operators cabin;

FIG. 7  illustrates  the pivotal  connection  between  existing  and new chassis
rails;

FIG. 8 is a cut-away perspective view of a suspension and wheel assembly;

FIG. 9 is a side view of an alternate fixed chassis form of the invention;

FIG.  10 is a top plan view is a  suspension  assembly  and part of a chassis in
accordance with another embodiment of the invention in a sprung raised position;

FIG. 11 is a side view of the suspension assembly of FIG. 10;

FIG. 12 is a side view of the  suspension  assembly of the other (inner side) of
the chassis rail;

FIGS. 13 and 14 are enlarged views of the  suspension  assembly of FIG. 10 taken
from opposite sides of a chassis side rail with the road wheel removed; and

FIGS. 15 and 16 are side views from  opposite  sides of a chassis side rail with
the suspension assembly in a lowered position. In both cases the position of the
road wheel is shown in broken outline.

                                       13
<PAGE>

The  truck  10  illustrated  in FIG.  1 is  configured  as a low  loading  truck
according to the present invention.  The truck has steerable driven front wheels
11 and a load  platform 12 supported  by rear  chassis  rails 13. These rails 13
provide  trunnion  mountings  14 for  respective  trailing  suspension  arms  15
pivotally  suspended  from the trunnion  mountings 14. The arms 15 support wheel
mountings 16 at their outer ends on which the rear wheels 17 are supported.

The  load  platform  12  extends  rearwardly  from the  operators  cabin 20 of a
conventional four wheel drive vehicle such as a truck or utility,  both of which
are referred to as a truck  herein,  in which the chassis 19  rearwardly  of the
cabin 20 along with the rear wheel drive has been removed.  The removed  portion
of the  chassis 19 is  replaced  by the  loading  platform 12 such that only the
operators cabin including the front suspension 21 supporting the steerable front
wheels 11 and the engine remains in another possible arrangement (not shown) the
cabin can be at the rear of the loading platform.

The  new  chassis  rails  13  are  interconnected  at  their  front  ends  to  a
cross-member 22 which mounts pivotally at 25 to a corresponding  cross-member 26
fixed to the rear ends of the  cut-away  chassis  rails 19. A  hydraulic  ram 27
controls the pivotal movement between the  cross-members 22 and 26 and a further
ram 28 controls the operation of locking pins 29 which extend laterally  through
apertures 30, in brackets  mounted on the  respective  cross-members  22 and 26,
when the vehicle 10 is in its normal travelling attitude.

In this  embodiment  the load  platform is supported by a pair of wheels at each
side of the platform 12. However it could be supported by a single wheel at each
side if desired or multiple wheels.  As illustrated the opposed chassis rails 13
are  interconnected  by  transverse  members  34 which  extend  across  the load
platform  12  adjacent  the  location  of the  trunnion  mountings  14 from  the
suspension arms 15. The transverse  members 34 provide lateral  stiffness to the
trunnion mountings.

It will be seen that the arms 15 lie closely  adjacent  the outside  face of the
respective  chassis  rails 13 and support the wheels 17 with  minimum  clearance
from the arm 15 so that the  overall  width of the load  platform  adjacent  the
wheels may be maximised  while  keeping the overall width across the rear wheels
within legal limits.

Each trailing arm 15 independently  pivotable about its trunnion mounting 14 and
may pivot from a normal sprung or raised driving position, as shown in FIG. 1 to
a retracted or lowered position,  as shown in FIG. 2, at which the load platform
12 is lowered between the wheels 17 towards the ground.

Referring to FIG. 8 it will be seen that each trailing arm 15 is supported by an
air spring  assembly  35  supported  at its upper end by a tower 36 fixed to the
chassis  rail 13 and on a platform 38 on the arm 15 at its lower end in front of
the wheel 17. The air spring 35 is inflated  to elevate the load  platform 14 to
its  operative  position  and provides a resilient  support  during the elevated
travelling position.  The air spring 35 is supplied with air from a storage tank
40 having  sufficient  storage  capacity to provide  quick  inflation of all air
springs and  elevation of the load  platform 14 from an on ground  position to a
travelling  position.  As an  alternative  to the air spring 35 a mechanical  or
hydraulic receprocable device may be employed.

                                       14
<PAGE>

An air compressor 41 is mounted in the engine bay of the operators  cabin 20 for
recharging  the  tank 40 as is the  hydraulic  pump  for the  rams 27 and 28.  A
further two stage  hydraulic  ram may be connected  between the tower 36 and the
platform 38 to provide  additional lift for quickly  elevating the load platform
and for providing a back-up support for the load platform.  As an alternative to
hydraulic rams or air, mechanical or other hydraulic systems may be adopted.

Controls  for the air  supply  to the air  bags 35 and for the  hydraulic  fluid
supply  for the rams  are  located  in the  operators  cabin  20 and if  desired
duplicate  controls may be provided for operation  externally of the cabin 20. A
fuel tank 45 and the air storage tank 40 are mounted in the space immediately at
the front of the load platform 12.

As  illustrated  in FIGS.  2 and 6, the load  platform  12 may be  lowered to an
inclined  loading  position by retraction of the rear  suspension  means 15. The
load platform 12 may be lowered to a horizontal  on-ground  loading  position by
retraction of the rear  suspension  means 15 and operation of the hydraulic rams
27 and 28 to pivot the load platform relative to the operators cabin 20.

The embodiment 50  illustrated  in FIG. 9 has a fixed  connection 51 between the
load platform 52 and the operators cabin 53. However in this embodiment the rear
chassis rails 54 are stepped  downwardly  from the original  chassis rails 56 of
the operators  cabin 57 so that the retraction of the  suspension  means 58 will
pivot the load  platform  52 about the front  wheels and place the  platform  52
close to the ground.  This  embodiment  may be more  suited to a relative  short
wheel base vehicle such as a utility.

The air springs 60 of this  embodiment  are two part single or double action air
springs having a relatively short displacement low stiffness  suspension portion
63 and a relatively large displacement high stiffness portion 64. Each pneumatic
spring  assembly 60 is connected  between the respective  trailing arm 61 and an
upper  mounting 65 supported  by the chassis  rails 54, such that when the large
displacement  portion  is  deflated,  the  platform  52  is  retracted  to  move
downwardly into engagement with the ground or into close proximity therewith.

For travelling purposes,  the large displacement high stiffness pneumatic spring
64 is inflated so that the platform 52 is elevated to a  travelling  position in
which  conventional  springing  will be provided by the small  displacement  low
stiffness  portion 63. Separate  pneumatic  controls are provided in the drivers
cabin for the pneumatic spring assemblies so that both the stiffness of the ride
and the height adjustment  position may be selectively and independently  varied
to suit the operating conditions. Variations in air pressures will vary the ride
and height

From the above it will be seen that a  conventional  four wheel  drive  truck or
utility may be readily converted to a low loading configuration as per the above
described embodiments.  Suitably the chassis rails, trunnion mountings, trailing
arms and  suspension  units are  provided  as standard  components,  such that a
variety of four wheel drive vehicles may be readily  modified using standard off
the shelf components which may be duplicated or used in multiples to accommodate
the applied loads  expected.  For this purpose these  components are selected to
support the load platform of a four wheel drive utility and thus must be used in
multiples for

                                       15
<PAGE>

larger  vehicles.  This will facilitate cost effective  conversion of four wheel
drive utilities or trucks to front wheel drive low loading vehicles.

In the  embodiment  illustrated  in FIGS. 1 to 8, the hydraulic  rams 27 are not
fully  retracted  in their  normal  travelling  position  such  that they may be
further  retracted to elevate the front end of the substitute  load platform 12.
This may be accompanied by a further  elevation of the back of the load platform
by the rear suspension to make it parallel to the ground but at a greater height
than the normal travelling position so that a high ground clearance position may
be provided.

With respect to FIGS.  10 to 16 of the drawings in a further  embodiment  of the
present invention there is provided a lowerable  suspension system for a vehicle
comprising a swing arm generally  indicated by arrow 70 mounting a road wheel 71
having a first end 72  connected  to a chassis  rail 73 on the side of a vehicle
deck 74, a tower  generally  indicated by arrow 75 connected to the vehicle deck
74 adjacent a central  position of the swing arm 70, and a shackle arm generally
indicated by arrow 76 pivotably connected to a second end 77 of the swing arm 70
and the deck 74.

The  shackle  arm 76  comprises  two links  78,  79  joined  by a neutral  pivot
connection  80 which are  pivotably  connected  to the  chassis  pail 73 and the
second end 77 of the swing arm.

An air spring 81 is interposed  between the tower 75 and a central portion 82 of
the swing arm 70.

In a  first  position  with  the  air  spring  fully  inflated  the  deck  74 is
horizontally  disposed for normal road travel and in a second  position with the
air spring deflated the deck is in a lowered position  enabling ramp loading and
unloading to and from the deck to take place.

Both the swing arm 70 and the links 78, 79 are  cranked,  and the  cranks of the
links 78, 79 are opposed.

The central  portion 82 of the swing arm 70 provides a seat for the lower end of
the air spring 81.

The crank in the swing arm 70 is created  by an  inclination  `P` (See FIG.  16)
between sections 83 and 84 of between 145 and 155 degrees.

The cranks in each of the links 78 and 79 are substantially arcuate.

The contact  mounting surface of the tower 75 is inclined at an angle of between
5 and 12 degrees with respect to the plane of the deck 74.

In the  drawings  FIGS.  10 to 14 are  illustrative  of  the  suspension  system
supporting  the deck 74 in a horizontal  position for travel and FIGS. 15 and 16
show the suspension  system  supporting the deck 74 on an incline when the wheel
71 is above the plane of the deck 74.

In the  travel  position  the air  spring is  inflated  and in the ramp  loading
position the air spring is deflated.

                                       16
<PAGE>

In the travel  position the links 78,79 are  clustered  and as the air spring is
deflated the links expand into a goose-neck configuration.

The suspension system illustrated can be used in pairs for a two wheeled vehicle
or in multiple pairs for a vehicle with multiple wheel sets.

The  suspension   system   described  in  relation  to  FIGS.   10-15  has  many
disadvantages in relation to the earlier known embodiments,  the main advantages
being;

(a) The system allows a deck to be lowered  completely to the ground because the
assembly is mounted to the outside of chassis rails of the deck,

(b) In the lowered  position  the swing arm  assembly is not an  encumbrance  to
lowering of the deck to ground level,

(c) The  shackle  connection  is  bunched  when  the  deck is in its  travelling
position and provides  lateral support  relative to the deck and the free end of
the swing arm during travelling,

(d) The  crank in the  spring  arm  enables  optimum  operating  position  to be
obtained for the air springs between the deflated and inflated conditions.

The  suspension  assembly  described  above  provides a simple  yet  efficacious
mechanism for facilitating  lowering of the load tray and associated  chassis to
the road  surface  to permit  loading/unloading  of loads.  There are no complex
components  involved and no moving  parts.  Further the  mechanism can be easily
operated by a truck driver.

It will of course be  realised  that the  above  has been  given  only by way of
illustrative  example  of the  invention  and that all  such  modifications  and
variations thereto as would be apparent to persons skilled in the art are deemed
to fall within the broad scope and ambit of the  invention  as is defined in the
appended claims.

                                       17
<PAGE>

                                    EXHIBIT C

                           AIRSPRINT INCOME STATEMENT

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
                         Q3 2003                      Q4 2003
       Month             July     Aug        Sept    Oct       Nov      Dec
                    Price
                          #   $    #   $    #    $    #    $   #    $   #   $
       --------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                 <C>  <C>  <C> <C>  <C> <C> <C>  <C> <C>   <C>  <C> <C>  <C>
REVENUE
   Trailers
     Rental and Large Fleet Customers
     Box
       Home Depot   3300                              10  33.0
       Lowes        3300                                        5  16.5
       True Value   3300
       Other        1500
     Tandem         5500                                                 5 27.5

              Total        0  0.0   0  0.0   0   0.0  10  33.0  5  16.5  5 27.5
   Components
   Kits
   License Fees
     One Time
     Volume Based..Me100
     Volume Based..Hi300
                            -----    -----    ------    ------   ------   -----
       Grand Total Revenue    0.0      0.0       0.0      33.0     16.5    27.5

GROSS MARGIN
     Box Trailers
       Home Depot    35%                              10  11.6
       Lowes         35%                                        5   5.8
       True Value    35%
       Other         25%
     Tandem          35%                                                 5  9.6
   Components
   Kits
   Licenses         100%                                                    0.0
                             -----    -----    ------    ------   ------   -----
       Grand Total GM         0.0      0.0       0.0      11.6      5.8     9.6

                          %        %        %         %        %        %
OPERATING EXPENSE
   PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
     Prototypes & Models
     Supplies / Tools
   SALES / MARKETING
     Website
     Brochure, CD, Video
     Shows & Exhibits
     Letters
     Presentations
     Ads (Specialty Mags)
   STAFF
     Employees Salaries
       John H, John S, Justin S
       CFO / Acctg (part-time)
       Accounting
       Project Mgt / Cust Serv
       Contract Engineering
       Other
     Benefits        30%
     Payroll Tax      7%
     Travel / Entertainment
     Auto Expense (2) ..(incl. depcn)
     Office Expenses
       Office Rental / Utilities
       Phones
       Postage / Express
       Dues & Subs
     Supplies
     Insurance (Product Liability)
     Legal Fees
     Consulting Expense
     Transfer Agent
     Investor Relations / Filings
     Licenses
     Depreciation (2 trailers)

TOTAL SALES & MARKETING
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT
TOTAL G & A
</TABLE>

                     AIRSPRING INCOME STATEMENT (continued)

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
                                                 2003       2004
                                                   Total    Q1         Q2        Q3         Q4

                                                  #    $     #    $    #    $     #    $     #    $
                                                ----------------------------------------------------
<S>                                               <C> <C>   <C> <C>    <C> <C>   <C>  <C>   <C>  <C>
REVENUE
   Trailers
     Rental and Large Fleet Customers
     Box
       Home Depot                                 10  33.0  100 330.0  300 990.0 300  990.0 200  660.0
       Lowes                                       5  16.5             50  165.0 100  330.0 100  330.0
       True Value   3300                                     10  33.0  30   99.0  80  264.0  80  264.0
       Other        1500                                               30   45.0  50   75.0  50   75.0
     Tandem         5500                           5  27.5             40  220.0  80  440.0  80  440.0

              Total                               20  77.0  110 363.0  4501519.0 610 2099.0 510 1769.0
   Components
   Kits
   License Fees
     One Time                                          0.0       50.0       50.0       60.0       70.0
     Volume Based..Me100                                          0.0  250  25.0 500   50.0 500   50.0
     Volume Based..Hi300                                          0.0        0.0 250   75.0 500  150.0
                                                    ------     ------    -------    -------    -------
       Grand Total Revenue                            77.0      413.0     1594.0     2284.0     2039.0
                                                    ------

GROSS MARGIN
     Box Trailers
       Home Depot                                     11.6      115.5      346.5      346.5      231.0
       Lowes                                           5.8        0.0       57.8      115.5      115.5
       True Value                                                11.6       34.7       92.4       92.4
       Other                                                      0.0       11.3       18.8       18.8
     Tandem                                            9.6        0.0       77.0      154.0      154.0
   Components
   Kits
   Licenses                                            0.0       50.0       75.0      185.0      270.0
                                                     ------     ------    -------    -------    -------
       Grand Total GM                                 27.0      177.1      602.2      912.2      881.7
                                                     ------

                                                             %         %          %          %

OPERATING EXPENSE
   PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
     Prototypes & Models                              10.0                             15.0       15.0
     Supplies / Tools                                  5.0        1.5        1.5        1.5        1.5
   SALES / MARKETING
     Website                                          15.0       10.0       10.0        5.0        0.0
     Brochure, CD, Video                               5.0                   5.0                   5.0
     Shows & Exhibits                                 10.0       10.0       10.0       10.0       10.0
     Letters                                           2.0        1.5        1.5        1.0        1.0
     Presentations                                     1.0        1.0        1.0        1.0        1.0
     Ads (Specialty Mags)                                                              10.0       10.0
   STAFF
     Employees Salaries
       John H, John S, Justin S                      250.0      125.0      125.0      125.0      125.0
       CFO / Acctg (part-time)                        15.0       10.0       10.0       10.0       10.0
       Accounting
       Project Mgt / Cust Serv                                              10.0       10.0       10.0
       Contract Engineering                           10.0       15.0       15.0       15.0       25.0
       Other
     Benefits        30%                              75.0       37.5       40.5       40.5       40.5
     Payroll Tax      7%                              17.5        8.8        9.5        9.5        9.5
     Travel / Entertainment                           25.0       13.0       14.0       14.0       13.0
     Auto Expense (2) ..(incl. depcn)                 25.0       11.0       12.0       12.0       10.0
     Office Expenses
       Office Rental / Utilities                      10.0        3.5        3.5        4.0        4.0
       Phones                                          5.0        2.0        2.0        2.0        2.0
       Postage / Express                               1.0        0.5        0.5        0.5        0.5
       Dues & Subs                                     1.0        0.5        0.5        0.5        0.5
     Supplies                                          1.0        0.7        0.7        0.8        0.8
     Insurance (Product Liability)                    15.0       14.9       49.6       67.0       57.1
     Legal Fees                                       30.0       15.0       15.0       15.0       15.0
     Consulting Expense                               10.0        5.0        5.0        5.0        5.0
     Transfer Agent
     Investor Relations / Filings                     20.0        9.0        9.0       10.0       10.0
     Licenses

     Depreciation (2 trailers)                         4.0        1.0        1.0        1.0        1.0

TOTAL SALES & MARKETING                               83.0       46.5       53.5       53.0       50.0
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT                                     25.0       16.5       16.5       31.5       41.5
TOTAL G & A                                          454.5      233.3      281.7      300.7      290.8
</TABLE>

<PAGE>

                                    EXHIBIT D

                                   DTOMI, INC.
                               MEMORANDUM OF TERMS

                                    600 Units

                                 $1,000 Per Unit

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THIS MEMORANDUM SUMMARIZES THE PRINCIPAL TERMS OF A PROPOSED FINANCING OF DTOMI,
INC. THIS TERM SHEET IS FOR DISCUSSION  PURPOSES ONLY; THERE IS NO OBLIGATION ON
THE PART OF ANY  PARTY  UNTIL  THE  APPROPRIATE  AGREEMENTS  ARE  SIGNED  BY ALL
CONCERNED PARTIES.
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DEFINED TERMS       Terms  otherwise  not defined  herein can either be found in
                    the form of Securities Purchase Agreement, attached hereto.

ISSUER              Dtomi, Inc., a Nevada corporation (the "Company").

TYPE  OF
SECURITIES          $1,000  "UNITS" each  consisting of (i) 10,526 shares of the
                    Company's  common stock,  $.001 par value per share ("Common
                    Stock") and (ii) a warrant  ("Warrant")  to purchase  10,526
                    shares of  Common  Stock at an  exercise  price of $0.18 per
                    share. The Warrant expires on December 31, 2005.

WARRANT CALL        The  Company  may call the  Warrant  at any time  after  the
                    closing bid price for the common stock of the

PROVISION           Company  has been at or above  $0.60  per share for five (5)
                    consecutive   trading   days.   The  Warrant   shall  expire
                    forty-five  (45)  days from the date the  Warrant  is called
                    (the "Call Date") by the Company.  The forty-five day period
                    from  the  Call  Date  is  hereinafter  referred  to as  the
                    "Mandatory  Warrant Exercise Period".  IN THE EVENT THAT THE
                    CLOSING BID PRICE FOR THE COMMON  STOCK OF THE COMPANY IS AT
                    OR ABOVE  $0.60 PER SHARE FOR FIVE (5)  CONSECUTIVE  TRADING
                    DAYS,  THE  WARRANT MAY BE CALLED AT THE  DISCRETION  OF THE
                    COMPANY REGARDLESS OF WHETHER AN SB-2 REGISTRATION STATEMENT
                    FILED BY THE COMPANY HAS BEEN DECLARED EFFECTIVE BY THE U.S.
                    SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION (THE "SEC").

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<PAGE>

BOARD SEAT,        BOARD  SEAT.  The  purchasers  of the Units as a group  (the
SPECIAL            "Unit  Holders")  will have the right to elect one member of
VOTING             the  board of  directors  of  Dtomi  (the  "Board")  for the
RIGHTS, AND        greater of two years from the closing date of the  financing
RIGHT TO           represented  herein,  or until such time as the Unit Holders
PURCHASE           own less than 25% of the total issued and outstanding shares
ADDITIONAL         of Dtomi.
SHARES AT A
DISCOUNT
                    SPECIAL VOTING  RIGHTS.  For as long as the Unit Holders are
                    entitled  to a seat on the Board,  no action by the Board to
                    increase  the  issued  and  outstanding  shares  in any  one
                    calendar year, including stock, stock options, and warrants,
                    of Dtomi,  beyond 15% of the total  issued  and  outstanding
                    shares (after the closing date of the financing  represented
                    herein),  shall be valid  unless the action was agreed  upon
                    pursuant to a unanimous vote of the Board.

                    RIGHT TO PURCHASE  ADDITIONAL  SHARES. In the event that the
                    Board votes to issue  additional  Dtomi shares beyond 15% of
                    the total issued and  outstanding  in any one calendar  year
                    (the  "Issuance"),  the Unit  Holders  shall be  entitled to
                    purchase  additional   restricted  shares  (the  "Additional
                    Shares")  from  Dtomi at a  discount  of 50% of the  closing
                    market price of Dtomi's  common stock for the 5-day  trading
                    period preceding the completion of such Issuance. The number
                    of Additional  Shares made available  shall be sufficient to
                    allow each Unit Holder to maintain  his/her equity ownership
                    prior to the Issuance.  Dtomi shall provide  written  notice
                    ("Notice")  of the  Issuance to the Unit  Holders.  The Unit
                    Holders  shall have 10-days from the Notice date to exercise
                    their right to purchase  (the "Right to  Purchase").  To the
                    extent  that  any  Unit   Holders   elect  not  to  purchase
                    Additional  Shares,  such Right to Purchase shall terminate,
                    and  the  Additional  Shares  not  purchased  shall  be made
                    available  pari-passu  to those Unit  Holders who  exercised
                    their Right to Purchase.

REGISTRATION
RIGHTS              FORM OF  REGISTRATION  STATEMENT.  The Company  shall file a
                    registration  statement  with the SEC on  RIGHTS  Form  SB-2
                    covering,  among other things, the offering of the shares of
                    the  Company's  Common  Stock  underlying  each Unit and the
                    Common Stock  issuable  upon  exercise of the Warrants  (the
                    "Registration Statement").  If the Registration Statement is
                    not declared  effective on or prior to January 31, 2004, the
                    Company  will be  required to issue  additional  warrants to
                    each investor as follows:

LATE  REGISTRATION
PENALTY

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<CAPTION>
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   DATE   REGISTRATION  STATEMENT                                      ADDITIONAL WARRANT TO
        BECOMES  EFFECTIVE                                          PURCHASE COMMON STOCK AS A
                                                                        % OF THE WARRANT
                                                                      INCLUDED IN THE UNITS
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<S>                                                                          <C>
Between July 15, 2003 and January 31, 2004                                    0%
Between February 1, 2004, and February 29, 2004                               6%
Between March 1, 2004 and March 31, 2004                                      9%
April 1, 2004 and thereafter                                                 12%
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<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
<S>                <C>
REGISTRATION        FILING  AND  EFFECTIVENESS.  The  Company  will use its best
FILING AND          efforts  to  prepare  and  file the  Registration  Statement
EFFECTIVENESS       within  sixty (60) days  following  the  Closing (as defined
                    below).  The Company  will use its best efforts to cause the
                    Registration  Statement  to  become  effective  as  soon  as
                    practicable and to keep the Registration Statement effective
                    until  December 31,  2005,  or until the  shareholders  have
                    completed the distribution related thereto. PUBLIC TRADING

PUBLIC              After the  Registration  Statement  becomes  effective,  the
TRADING             Company  will  permit the  investors  to  publicly  sell the
PERIODS             Common Stock  underlying  each Unit and the shares of Common
                    Stock issuable upon exercise of the Warrant.

LOCK UP PERIODS     There is no lock-up  period for the Common Stock  underlying
                    each Unit or Common  Shares  issuable  upon  exercise of the
                    Warrant.

INVESTORS           Each  investor  in the  Regulation  D  offering  must  be an
                    "accredited  investor"  within the meaning of the Securities
                    Act of 1933, as amended (the "Securities Act").

                    Each investor in the Regulation S offering must be neither a
                    U.S. Person (as defined in Regulation S) nor an affiliate of
                    the Company (as defined in  Regulation  S) and must meet the
                    requirements of Regulation S.

1.1  Securities     The offering of each Unit in the United  States will be made
Exemption           pursuant to exemptions from registration provided by Section
                    4(2)  of  the  Securities  Act,  Rule  506 of  Regulation  D
                    promulgated  thereunder,   and  exemptions  available  under
                    applicable state securities laws and regulations.

                    The offering of each Unit outside of the United  States will
                    be made pursuant to exemptions from registration provided by
                    Regulation S of the Securities Act.

1.2 T               The  Closing  shall be held on each  date  that the  Company
The Closing         accepts an executed  Securities  Purchase  Agreement for the
                    purchase of Units and the  parties  exchange  the  necessary
                    deliverables under the Securities Purchase Agreement.

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AMOUNT OF The Company  plans to raise an aggregate  amount of (i) $600,000  from
the sale of the Common Stock INVESTMENT  underlying the 600 Units and (ii) up to
$1,136,808 in the event that all Warrant holders exercise
                         their right to purchase the Common Stock underlying the
Warrants at the price of $0.18 per share.

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<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
<S>                     <C>
USE OF PROCEEDS  FROM    The Company will use the net proceeds from its sale of the Units as follows:
UNIT SALES AND           Australian Legal Fees (Patent Related) $25,000
WARRANT EXERCISES        Patent Licensing Fee $50,000
SUBSEQUENT TO            U.S. Legal Fees $50,000
EXECUTION OF PATENT      General Working Capital Purposes $475,000
LICENSING AGREEMENT
                       Proceeds will be allocated as follows on each Closing:
                       1. All  proceeds  to Patent  Licensing  Fee until paid in full
                       2.  1/12th of all  proceeds  to U.S.  Legal  Fees
                       3.  1/24th to  Australian  Legal  Fees
                       4.  Balance to General Working Capital

EXPENSES            Each  Purchaser  is  responsible  for  its own  expenses  in
                    connection with this offering.

OFFERING COSTS      A Placement  Agent fee equal to 10% in cash and 10% in stock
                    purchase Warrant at $.01 per share,  plus a  non-accountable
                    expense   allowance   of  3%  may  be   paid   to   licensed
                    broker/dealers in connection with this offering.

OFFERING MATERIALS  o    Attached to this  Memorandum of Terms are the following
                         documents which  constitute the Offering  Materials for
                         the Offering: Securities Purchase Agreement,  including
                         the following exhibits:

                    o    Form of Warrant

                    o    Investor Representation Letter

                    o    Form 10-KSB for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2003

</TABLE>
<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
<S>                     <C>                                                   <C>            <C>

PRO-FORMA                Current Issued and Outstanding                       5,026,649           29.8%
CAPITALIZATION           John Simpson                                         4,100,000           24.3%
POST-FINANCING           Investors (Common Shares) Post May 1                 7,727,578           45.9%

                         TOTAL                                               16,854,227          100.0%

                         Current Issued and Outstanding                       5,026,649           20.8%
                         John Simpson                                         5,330,000           22.1%
                         Investors (Common Shares)                            7,727,578           32.0%
                         Investors (Warrants)                                 6,064,301           25.1%

                         TOTAL                                               23,696,128          100.0%
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                                       22EXHIBIT 10.4

                          CONSULTING SERVICES AGREEMENT

         This Consulting Services Agreement  ("Agreement"),  dated July 31, 2003
(the  "Effective  Date"),  is made by and between John  Simpson,  an  individual
("Consultant"),  whose address is 2468-3  Enterprise Road,  Clearwater,  Florida
33763, and Dtomi,  Inc., a Nevada  corporation  ("Dtomi"),  having its principal
place of business at 200 Ninth Ave., Suite 220, Safety Harbor, Florida 34695.

         WHEREAS,  Consultant is the author and owner of the air spring  powered
lowerable suspension assembly patent, Patent No. 6,530,580 (the "Patent");

         WHEREAS,   Consultant  desires  to  be  engaged  by  Dtomi  to  provide
consulting services regarding the commercialization of the Patent in his area of
knowledge  and  expertise on the terms and subject to the  conditions  set forth
herein (the "Services");

         WHEREAS,  Dtomi is a publicly  held  corporation  with its common stock
shares  trading on the Over the Counter  Bulletin  Board under the ticker symbol
"DTOI," and desires to further develop its business and customers; and

         WHEREAS,  Dtomi desires to engage Consultant to provide the Services in
his area of knowledge and  expertise on the terms and subject to the  conditions
set forth herein.

         NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration for those services Consultant provides
to Dtomi, the parties agree as follows:

1.       SERVICES OF CONSULTANT.

         (a) Consultant  shall provide to Dtomi, on an as needed basis by Dtomi,
forty  (40)  hours per month of the  Services,  which  shall  include  advising,
consulting, and strategizing on matters relating to the commercialization of the
Patent.

         (b) Consultant will make adjustments,  in an equitable fashion,  to any
problems in the Services identified by Dtomi.

2.       CONSIDERATION.

         2.1 STOCK GRANT.

         (a) Immediately  upon the Effective Date, Dtomi will grant Consultant a
sufficient  quantity of common  shares of Dtomi such that  Consultant  shall own
thirty percent (30%) of all issued and outstanding  shares of Dtomi. The parties
acknowledge  that, as of the Effective Date,

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thirty percent (30%) of all issued and outstanding  shares of Dtomi is estimated
to be approximately 1,500,000 common shares.

         (b)  Consultant's  common share  ownership is subject to the  following
non-dilution  covenants,  which shall be in effect only for the Term, as defined
herein, of this Agreement:

                  (i)  Subsequent to such time as at least Six Hundred  Thousand
Dollars  ($600,000) of either  investment  capital or in-kind  consideration has
been received by Dtomi, Dtomi will grant Consultant,  if necessary, a sufficient
quantity  of  common  shares  such  that  Consultant  shall  own  no  less  than
twenty-five percent (25%) of all issued and outstanding shares of Dtomi.

                  (ii)  Subsequent to such time as at least One Million  Dollars
($1,000,000)  of either  investment  capital or in-kind  consideration  has been
received by Dtomi,  Dtomi will grant  Consultant,  if  necessary,  a  sufficient
quantity of common shares such that Consultant shall own no less than twenty-two
percent (22%) of all issued and outstanding shares of Dtomi.

                  (iii) The non-dilution  covenants  described herein shall only
apply to such dilution of  Consultant's  ownership of his shares of Dtomi common
stock  that is  caused  by a  financing.  Consultant  shall  NOT have any of the
anti-dilution  protections as set forth above in the event additional  shares of
Dtomi stock,  common or preferred,  are issued by Dtomi in  connection  with any
acquisitions or other  transactions  that do not involve or otherwise  relate to
the commercialization of the Patent.

         (c)  Common   shares  issued  to   Consultant   shall  have   piggyback
registration rights in accordance with the terms of the attached EXHIBIT A.

         2.2 OTHER CONSIDERATION.

         (a) Consultant  shall have an option to serve on the Board of Directors
of Dtomi (the "Board"), or to appoint a Board member for as long as that certain
Exclusive  Patent  License  Agreement,  attached  hereto as EXHIBIT  B,  between
Consultant and Dtomi,  remains in effect. Upon termination or expiration of that
certain License Agreement,  Consultant shall resign from the Board, or if he has
appointed a Board member, such appointment shall be revoked.

         (b)  Dtomi  shall  assume  and be fully  responsible  for  Consultant's
estimated  $300,000 debt and hold Consultant  harmless from said debt as well as
any consequential  damages to Consultant caused by any delay in payment by Dtomi
of such debt.

         2.3 OUT OF POCKET EXPENSES.

Dtomi will pay Consultant for any pre-approved  out-of-pocket  expenses incurred
by Consultant.

3.       CONFIDENTIALITY.

         Each party agrees that during the course of this Agreement, information
that is  confidential  or of a proprietary  nature may be disclosed to the other
party,  including,  but not

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limited to,  product and  business  plans,  software,  technical  processes  and
formulas,  source codes,  product designs,  sales,  costs and other  unpublished
financial   information,   advertising   revenues,   usage  rates,   advertising
relationships,  projections,  and marketing data  ("Confidential  Information").
Confidential  Information shall not include information that the receiving party
can demonstrate (a) is, as of the time of its disclosure,  or thereafter becomes
part of the public domain through a source other than the receiving  party,  (b)
was  known  to the  receiving  party as of the  time of its  disclosure,  (c) is
independently  developed by the receiving party, or (d) is subsequently  learned
from a third  party  not under a  confidentiality  obligation  to the  providing
party.

4.       INDEMNIFICATION.

         4.1 DTOMI.  Dtomi agrees to indemnify,  defend, and shall hold harmless
Consultant  and/or his agents,  and to defend any action  brought  against  said
parties with respect to any claim,  demand,  cause of action, debt or liability,
including  reasonable  attorneys'  fees to the extent  that such action is based
upon a claim that: (a) is true, (b) would  constitute a breach of any of Dtomi's
representations,  warranties,  or agreements hereunder, or (c) arises out of the
negligence or willful  misconduct of Dtomi,  or any Dtomi Content to be provided
by Dtomi and does not violate any rights of third  parties,  including,  without
limitation, rights of publicity, privacy, patents, copyrights, trademarks, trade
secrets, and/or licenses.

         4.2 CONSULTANT.  Consultant agrees to indemnify, defend, and shall hold
harmless  Dtomi,  its  directors,  employees  and agents,  and defend any action
brought against same with respect to any claim, demand, cause of action, debt or
liability,  including  reasonable  attorneys'  fees,  to the extent that such an
action arises out of the gross negligence or willful misconduct of Consultant.

         4.3 NOTICE. In claiming any indemnification  hereunder, the indemnified
party shall promptly provide the  indemnifying  party with written notice of any
claim,  which the  indemnified  party  believes  falls  within  the scope of the
foregoing paragraphs.  The indemnified party may, at its expense,  assist in the
defense if it so chooses,  provided  that the  indemnifying  party shall control
such defense, and all negotiations relative to the settlement of any such claim.
Any settlement intended to bind the indemnified party shall not be final without
the  indemnified  party's  written  consent,  which  shall  not be  unreasonably
withheld.

5. RELATIONSHIP OF THE PARTIES.

         Consultant and Dtomi are acting solely as independent contractors under
this Agreement. It is expressly understood and agreed by the parties hereto that
nothing in this  Agreement,  its provisions or  transactions  and  relationships
contemplated  hereby  shall  constitute  either  party as the  agent,  employee,
partner or legal  representative  of the other for any purpose  whatsoever,  nor
shall  either  party hold itself out as such.  Neither  party to this  Agreement
shall have the  authority to bind or commit the other party hereto in any manner
or for any purpose  whatsoever,  except as may be expressly provided for herein,
but rather each party shall at all times act and conduct  itself in all respects
and events as an independent contractor. This Agreement creates no relationships
of joint  venturers,  partners,  associates  or principal  and agent between the
parties hereto.

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6.       TERM.

         This Agreement shall become  effective on the Effective Date as defined
herein and terminate five (5) years thereafter.  Unless otherwise agreed upon in
writing by Consultant  and Dtomi,  this  Agreement  shall not  automatically  be
renewed beyond its Term.

7.       TERMINATION.

         (a) Either party may terminate  this  Agreement on ninety (90) calendar
days  written  notice,  or if prior to such action,  the other party  materially
breaches  any of its  representations,  warranties  or  obligations  under  this
Agreement. Except as may be otherwise provided in this Agreement, such breach by
either party will result in the other party being  responsible  to reimburse the
non-defaulting  party for all costs incurred  directly as a result of the breach
of this Agreement, and shall be subject to such damages as may be allowed by law
including all attorneys' fees and costs of enforcing this Agreement.

         (b) Upon any termination or expiration of this  Agreement,  Dtomi shall
pay all unpaid and outstanding fees through the effective date of termination or
expiration  of this  Agreement.  Upon  any  termination  or  expiration  of this
Agreement, Consultant shall provide and deliver to Dtomi any and all outstanding
services due through the effective date of this Agreement.

8.       MISCELLANEOUS.

         8.1  RIGHTS CUMULATIVE; WAIVERS.

         The rights of each of the parties under this Agreement are  cumulative.
The rights of each of the parties hereunder shall not be capable of being waived
or varied other than by an express  waiver or variation in writing.  Any failure
to exercise or any delay in exercising any of such rights shall not operate as a
waiver or  variation of that or any other such right.  Any  defective or partial
exercise of any of such rights shall not preclude any other or further  exercise
of that or any other such right.  No act or course of conduct or  negotiation on
the part of any party shall in any way preclude such party from  exercising  any
such right or constitute a suspension or any variation of any such right.

         8.2  BENEFIT; SUCCESSORS BOUND.

         This  Agreement  and  the  terms,  covenants,  conditions,  provisions,
obligations,  undertakings,  rights, and benefits hereof, shall be binding upon,
and shall  inure to the  benefit of, the  undersigned  parties and their  heirs,
executors, administrators, representatives, successors, and permitted assigns.

         8.3  ENTIRE AGREEMENT.

         This Agreement  contains the entire agreement  between the parties with
respect  to the  subject  matter  hereof.  There  are no  promises,  agreements,
conditions,    undertakings,    understandings,    warranties,    covenants   or
representations,  oral or written, express or implied,

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between  them with respect to this  Agreement  or the matters  described in this
Agreement,  except  as set  forth  in this  Agreement.  Any  such  negotiations,
promises,  or  understandings  shall not be used to interpret or constitute this
Agreement.

         8.4  ASSIGNMENT.

         Neither this Agreement nor any other benefit to accrue  hereunder shall
be assigned or transferred by either party,  either in whole or in part, without
the  written  consent  of the  other  party,  and any  purported  assignment  in
violation hereof shall be void.

         8.5  AMENDMENT.

         This Agreement may be amended only by an instrument in writing executed
by all the parties hereto.

         8.6  SEVERABILITY.

         Each part of this  Agreement is intended to be severable.  In the event
that any provision of this Agreement is found by any court or other authority of
competent  jurisdiction to be illegal or unenforceable,  such provision shall be
severed or modified to the extent  necessary to render it enforceable  and as so
severed or modified, this Agreement shall continue in full force and effect.

         8.7  SECTION HEADINGS.

         The Section headings in this Agreement are for reference  purposes only
and shall not affect in any way the meaning or interpretation of this Agreement.

         8.8  CONSTRUCTION.

         Unless the context otherwise  requires,  when used herein, the singular
shall be deemed to include  the  plural,  the plural  shall be deemed to include
each of the  singular,  and  pronouns  of one or no  gender  shall be  deemed to
include the equivalent pronoun of the other or no gender.

         8.9  FURTHER ASSURANCES.

         In addition to the instruments  and documents to be made,  executed and
delivered pursuant to this Agreement,  the parties hereto agree to make, execute
and deliver or cause to be made, executed and delivered, to the requesting party
such other  instruments  and to take such other actions as the requesting  party
may  reasonably  require  to  carry  out the  terms  of this  Agreement  and the
transactions contemplated hereby.

         8.10  NOTICES.

         Any notice which is required or desired under this  Agreement  shall be
given in writing  and may be sent by  personal  delivery  or by mail  (either a.
United States mail, postage prepaid,  or

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b. Federal Express or similar generally recognized overnight carrier), addressed
as follows  (subject to the right to  designate  a  different  address by notice
similarly given):

If to Dtomi:                        Dtomi, Inc.
                                    200 Ninth Avenue, Suite 220
                                    Safety Harbor, Florida 34965

With a copy to:                     David M. Otto
                                    The Otto Law Group, PLLC
                                    900 4th Avenue, Suite 3140
                                    Seattle, Washington 98164

If to Consultant:                   John Simpson
                                    2468-3 Enterprise Road,
                                    Clearwater, Florida 33763

         8.11  GOVERNING LAW.

         This Agreement and the  performance of the parties  hereunder  shall be
construed and governed in accordance with the laws of the State of Washington.

8.12     ARBITRATION.

         (a) Any  controversy,  dispute,  or claim arising out of or relating to
this Agreement,  including  specifically the breach thereof, shall be settled by
binding arbitration in Seattle, Washington.

         (b) Any party to this  Agreement can initiate  arbitration  pursuant to
this Agreement by serving notice on the other party of intent to arbitrate.  The
notice  shall  specify  with  particularity  the claims or issues that are to be
arbitrated. Within ten days of receipt of the notice by all parties, the parties
shall  obtain a list of  available  arbitrators  from the  local  office  of the
Judicial  Arbitration  and  Mediation  Service  ("JAMS")  and  select a mutually
acceptable  arbitrator.  If the  parties  are  unable to agree on an  arbitrator
within ten days,  any party may  petition  the  Presiding  Judge of the Superior
Court for King  County to select a single  arbitrator  from the JAMS  list.  The
Parties shall have the  discovery  rights  available  under  Washington's  Civil
Rules, subject to the limitation that each side shall be limited to no more than
five  interrogatories and five depositions unless, upon a showing of good cause,
the Party can convince the arbitrator that more  interrogatories  or depositions
should be  permitted.  All  discovery  must be  concluded  within 60 days of the
selection of an arbitrator.  The arbitration hearing must be concluded within 30
days of the close of  discovery  and it will be  conducted  in  accordance  with
Washington Rules of Evidence.  The arbitrator's final decision shall be rendered
within ten days of the final hearing day.  Judgment upon the arbitrator's  final
award may be entered in any court having jurisdiction thereof.

         (c) The parties  shall bear in equal shares the  arbitrator's  fees and
costs. The prevailing  party in the arbitration  shall be awarded its reasonable
attorneys' fees and all costs,  other than the

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arbitrator's  fees  and  costs.  For  the  purposes  of  determining  who is the
prevailing  party,  each side will submit to the other a single written offer of
settlement ten days prior to the start of the arbitration  hearing and the Party
whose offer most closely approximates the arbitrator's award shall be deemed the
prevailing Party for the purpose of awarding attorneys' fees.

         8.13  CONSENTS.

         The  person  signing  this  Agreement  on behalf of each  party  hereby
represents and warrants that he has the necessary  power,  consent and authority
to execute and deliver this Agreement on behalf of such party.

         8.14  REPRESENTATION BY COUNSEL.

         This  Agreement is the result of negotiation  between the parties,  who
acknowledge that they have been represented by counsel during such  negotiation;
accordingly,  this Agreement  shall not be construed for or against either party
regardless of which party drafted this Agreement or any portion thereof.

         8.15  EXECUTION IN COUNTERPARTS.

         This Agreement may be executed in any number of  counterparts,  each of
which shall be deemed an original and all of which together shall constitute one
and the same agreement.

         IN WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the  parties  have caused  this  Agreement  to be
executed  and have agreed to and  accepted  the terms herein on the date written
above.

                                                  DTOMI, INC.
                                                  By : _________________________
                                                  John "JT" Thatch
                                                  Title: _______________________

                                                  JOHN SIMPSON

                                                  -----------------------------
                                                  John Simpson

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