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EXHIBIT 10.21
                            Richter Investment Corp.

                                                                November 6, 1999

Mr. Alan Cohn
President
Avesis Incorporated
10324 S. Dolfield Road
Owings Mills, MD  21117

Dear Alan:

     Richter Investment Corp.  ("Richter") is pleased to submit this proposal to
serve as exclusive  financial advisor for Avesis  Incorporated  ("Avesis" or the
"Company"). In this capacity,  Richter will assist the Company in: (i) exploring
potential financing sources including, but not limited to, private placements of
equity  and/or debt  securities;  (ii)  identifying,  reviewing  and  evaluating
prospective  merger & acquisition  opportunities;  (iii)  interfacing with other
financial  consultants  and  advisors  which the Company may retain from time to
time; and (iv) performing all other investment banking services that the company
may request;  provided,  however,  that neither Richter nor any of its personnel
will  engage  in  business  as a broker or a dealer  to  effect  any  securities
transactions with or for the Company or any other person.

FINANCING SERVICES

     For its role as  financial  advisor in seeking  financing  for the company,
Avesis  agrees to pay Richter an advisory  fee equal to one percent  (1%) of any
amounts being sought regardless of whether or not such sums are ever received by
the Company. All fees will be payable upon engagement.

MERGER & ACQUISITION SERVICES

     As the Company's  advisor in potential  merger & acquisition  transactions,
Richter will assist Avesis in identifying and gathering information on potential
opportunities,  in reviewing all potential  acquisitions,  joint  ventures,  new
ventures, strategic investments, etc. developed or considered by management, and
in  analyzing,   structuring,   negotiating  and  effecting   selected  business
combinations.  In such  transactions,  Avesis may  function as seller,  buyer or
participant  and Richter's fee structure  will depend on the role of the Company
in the transaction.

     SELL SIDE TRANSACTIONS - if all or a controlling interest in the Company is
     acquired,  Avesis  agrees to pay Richter a cash fee upon the closing of the
     transaction  in an  amount  equal to two  percent  (2%) of the value of the
     transaction.

     BUY SIDE  TRANSACTIONS  - if the  Company  is the  acquirer  in a  business
     combination,  Avesis  agrees to pay  Richter a cash fee upon the closing of
     the transaction in an amount equal to three percent (3%) of the transaction
     value up to $10 million  plus two  percent  (2%) of the amount by which the
     transaction  value exceeds $10 million.  Notwithstanding  the  above-stated
     percentages,  Richter's  minimum fee for completing a buy-side  transaction
     for the Company will be $100,000.
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Mr. Alan Cohn
November 6, 1999
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     Richter's  role in  sell-side  or  buy-side  transactions  will  be  purely
     advisory.  Richter will assist in structuring and negotiating transactions,
     but it will not solicit  participation or otherwise act in any manner which
     might require it to be a securities broker or dealer.

     PARTICIPANT  TRANSACTIONS  - if the Company  enters into a joint venture or
     similar arrangement with another entity, Avesis agrees to pay Richter a fee
     equal  to  five  percent  (5%) of the  value  of all  consideration  net of
     expenses  received or earned by Avesis from such  venture  during the first
     five years of its  existence.  Payments to Richter will be due upon receipt
     of  consideration  by  Avesis  and  may be made  in the  same  form as such
     consideration  is  received  by  Avesis or in cash at  equivalent  value as
     determined  in good faith by Avesis and  Richter.  If Avesis  receives  its
     consideration  in the form of  participation  in revenues or profits,  such
     consideration  shall be deemed  received  by Avesis  upon  receipt by it of
     audited  results  on an  annual  basis.  Notwithstanding  the  above-stated
     percentage,  Richter's  minimum  fee per  participant  transaction  will be
     $25,000  payable  over five  years,  and its  maximum  fee per  participant
     transaction  will be $600,000  payable as outlined  above until the maximum
     has been paid.

     Richter's role in participant transactions will be purely advisory. Richter
     will assist in structuring  and negotiating  transactions,  but it will not
     act as a  broker  in any  transaction  involving  the  purchase  or sale of
     securities.

     For purposes of this letter,  the term "transaction  value" means an amount
equal  to cash  consideration  paid,  the  aggregate  fair  market  value of any
securities (including Notes or other forms of indebtedness) issued in connection
with the  business  combination  plus the  stated  value of any  liabilities  or
indebtedness  assumed  by the  acquirer.  The  fair  market  value  of any  such
securities  will be the value  determined by Avesis and Richter upon the closing
of the transaction.  If publicly traded shares of an acquiring  company are part
of the consideration,  they shall be valued at their market price on the date of
closing  without  regard  to  restrictions  as  to  immediate  salability.  Debt
securities  issued shall be valued at face unless the buyer and seller  mutually
agree that an original issue discount is applicable, in which case they shall be
valued as stipulated in the definitive  purchase  agreement.  To the extent that
any portion of the  transaction  value is not known at the time of closing  (for
example,  because it is contingent upon future  performance of Avesis or another
entity), the portion of the transaction fee, if any, payable for such portion of
the transaction value will be payable in cash only when such payments are made.

     Avesis  may enter into more than one type of  transaction  at a time with a
single  entity,  in  which  case  each  such  transaction  shall  result  in  an
appropriate fee as indicated above.

OTHER INVESTMENT BANKING SERVICES

     To the extent that Avesis  should wish to use Richter for other  investment
banking  activities,  Richter and Avesis will negotiate mutually acceptable fees
for such services.

EXPENSES

     Avesis  will  promptly  reimburse  Richter for its  out-of-pocket  expenses
incurred in connection with this engagement upon invoicing from Richter together
with appropriate documentation and receipts.
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Mr. Alan Cohn
November 6, 1999
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INDEMNIFICATION

         Subject  to the  procedures  set  forth in the next  paragraph,  Avesis
agrees to indemnify  Richter,  its  affiliates and their  respective  directors,
officers, employees, agents and controlling persons ("Indemnified Parties") from
and  against  any and all  losses,  claims,  damages  or  liabilities,  joint or
several, to which such Indemnified Party may become subject under any applicable
federal  or  state  law,  or  otherwise,  related  to or  arising  out  of  this
Engagement,  and will  reimburse  any  Indemnified  Party  periodically  for all
reasonable expenses (including reasonable counsel fees and expenses) as they are
incurred in connection with the investigation of,  preparation for or defense of
any pending or threatened claim or any action or proceeding  arising  therefrom.
The indemnification  agreement contained in this paragraph,  however,  shall not
extend to any loss, claim,  damage,  expense,  liability,  or action or right to
reimbursement if and to the extent that a court shall ultimately  determine that
any  such  loss,  claim,  damage,  expense,  liability  or  action  or  right to
reimbursement arose by reason of an act or omission to act on Richter's part (a)
by reason of gross  negligence on Richter's part or (b) as the result of willful
misconduct  by  Richter.  In the event of a failure or defect in the  ability of
Avesis to provide  indemnification  to  Richter,  it is agreed  that  Avesis and
Richter will contribute to the cost of discharging any obligation arising out of
this engagement in proportion to their relative benefit from this engagement.

         If an  indemnified  Party  receives a complaint,  claim or other notice
from any third party of any loss,  claim or damage,  liability or action  giving
rise  to  a  claim   for   indemnification   hereunder,   the   party   claiming
indemnification  hereunder  shall  promptly  notify  Avesis  of such  complaint,
notice,  claim or action,  and Avesis  shall have the right to  investigate  and
defend any such loss, claim, damage,  liability or action. The indemnified Party
shall  cooperate  in any defense  upon the request and at the expense of Avesis,
and shall have the right to employ  separate  counsel subject to the approval of
Avesis (which  approval shall not be  unreasonably  withheld) in any such action
and to  participate  in the defense  thereof,  but the fees and expenses of such
counsel  shall not be at the  expense  of Avesis if Avesis  has then  undertaken
defense of such action  with  competent  counsel  reasonably  acceptable  to the
Indemnified  Party;  provided  that  separate  counsel  may be  retained  by the
Indemnified Party at the expense of Avesis if a conflict of interest would exist
for counsel simultaneously representing Avesis and the Indemnified Party. Except
as  provided  in the  last  sentence  of this  paragraph,  Avesis  shall  not be
obligated  to  indemnify  any person for any  settlement  of any claim or action
effected without Avesis's consent. If Avesis fails to defend within a reasonable
time  after  notice,  the  Indemnified  Party  shall  have the right but not the
obligation to undertake  the defense of and to compromise or settle  (exercising
reasonable  business  judgment)  the claim or other  matter on  behalf,  for the
account and at the risk of Avesis.

TERMINATION

         Avesis may terminate its obligations  under this engagement at any time
upon ninety (90) days written  notice of the  Company's  desire to terminate and
the payment of any fees payable to Richter  together  with payment for Richter's
out-of-pocket expenses up to that date. However, if during the period Richter is
retained  by Avesis  or within  two years  thereafter,  (a) a  financing,  joint
venture or business  combination is  consummated  with an entity (i) as to which
Richter advised Avesis or (ii) with which Avesis or Richter,  with the Company's
approval,  had substantive  discussions regarding a financing,  joint venture or
business combination,  or (b) Avesis enters into a definitive agreement with any
such entity which subsequently results in a financing, joint venture or business
combination,  Avesis agrees to pay Richter an advisory fee in an amount equal to
the fees outlined above, payable in cash upon the closing of such transaction.

GOVERNING LAW

     In the event of any legal  dispute  between  Avesis and  Richter  under the
terms of this agreement, the governing law shall be the laws of the State of New
York.
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Mr. Alan Cohn
November 6, 1999
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     If the foregoing correctly sets forth the understanding  between Avesis and
Richter,  please so indicate by an authorized  signature  below,  whereupon this
letter shall constitute a binding agreement between us.

                                        Sincerely,

                                        /s/ William L. Richter

                                        William L. Richter

Accepted and agreed to this 10th day of March, 2000
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By: /s/ Alan S. Cohn
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    Alan Cohn
    President
    Avesis IncorporatedSEPARATION AND CONSULTING AGREEMENT

     THIS SEPARATION AND CONSULTING AGREEMENT  ("Agreement") is made and entered
into as of April 15, 1999, by and between WORLD WIDE STONE CORPORATION, a Nevada
corporation ("WWS"), and LEE M. CUNNINGHAM ("LMC").

                                    RECITALS:

     A. LMC has provided consulting and other valuable services to WWS from time
to time and has served as an officer and/or  director of WWS since its formation
in 1989. LMC currently serves as a Vice President and as a director of WWS.

     B. WWS and LMC desire to terminate  their  current  relationship  and enter
into a new agreement for LMC to provide consulting services to WWS. Accordingly,
WWS and LMC have agreed to the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement.

                                    AGREEMENT

     NOW,  THEREFORE,  in consideration of the foregoing recitals and the mutual
covenants set forth in this Agreement, the parties hereto agree as follows:

          1. RESIGNATION.  LMC hereby resigns as an officer of WWS, effective as
of the date of this  Agreement.  LMC shall remain a director of WWS,  subject to
re-election as a director by the  stockholders  of WWS in accordance with Nevada
law.

          2. SEVERANCE PAYMENTS. WWS shall pay to LMC a severance and consulting
amount  equal to  $168,480.00,  payable  in 81  equal  monthly  installments  of
$2,080.00  each, on the fifteenth day of each month beginning on April 15, 1999.
Each  of  LMC  and  WWS  agrees  that  this  payment  has  been   calculated  in
consideration  of services  previously  provided to WWS, in  anticipation of the
consulting services to be provided by LMC under Section 3 of this Agreement, and
in consideration of the release given by LMC in Section 5. Accordingly,  (a) LMC
agrees that this payment  constitutes  consideration  in addition to anything of
value to which she is already entitled,  will adequately  compensate her for the
anticipated  consulting  services  to  be  provided  under  Section  3,  and  is
sufficient to support the release given by LMC in Section 5 hereof,  and (b) WWS
agrees that such  amounts  shall be due and  payable in full  whether or not LMC
actually  provides  such  consulting  services  to WWS and  whether  or not such
services are satisfactory to WWS. All payments  pursuant to this Section 2 shall
be made consistent with WWS's existing  payroll  procedures,  and, to the extent
required by law, after deducting all applicable federal and state payroll, FICA,
unemployment, and other taxes.

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          3. CONSULTING ENGAGEMENT.

               a. The Engagement.  WWS hereby engages LMC and LMC hereby accepts
such engagement as an independent  contractor to perform the duties set forth in
this Section 3.

               b. Duties of LMC. During LMC's engagement by WWS pursuant to this
Agreement,  LMC shall render such advice and  recommendations  to WWS as WWS may
reasonably  request  with  respect  to human  resources  issues  encountered  in
connection with WWS's business.

               c. Compensation.

                    (i) Fixed Compensation.  LMC and WWS agree that the payments
required pursuant to Section 2 of this Agreement shall constitute the only fixed
compensation to LMC for consulting  services  provided under this Section 3, and
that such payments  shall be due and payable in full whether or not LMC actually
provides  such  consulting  services  and  whether  or  not  such  services  are
satisfactory to WWS.

                    (ii)  Reimbursement.  WWS shall reimburse LMC for all travel
and  entertainment  expenses and other ordinary and necessary  business expenses
incurred by LMC at the request of WWS and in connection with the business of WWS
and LMC's duties under this Agreement;  provided, however, that Consultant shall
not incur  such  expenses  in an amount in excess of  $1000.00  during any month
without written  authorization from WWS. The term "business  expenses" shall not
include any item not  deductible  by WWS for  federal  income tax  purposes.  To
obtain reimbursement, LMC shall submit to WWS receipts, bills or sales slips for
the  expenses  incurred.  Reimbursements  shall be made by WWS on or before  the
tenth day of each month following the month in which LMC submits evidence of the
expenses incurred.

               e. Term of Engagement.

                    (i) Engagement Term. The term of LMC's engagement  hereunder
shall  commence on the date of this  Agreement and shall continue until December
15, 2006 or LMC's death, whichever occurs first.

               f. Competition and Confidential Information.

                    (i) Confidential  Information.  LMC shall maintain in strict
secrecy all confidential or trade secret information, whether patentable or not,
relating to the business of WWS (the "Confidential Information") obtained by LMC
in the course of LMC's engagement, and LMC shall not, unless first authorized in
writing by WWS,  disclose to, or use for LMC's benefit or for the benefit of any
person,  firm or entity at any time either  during or  subsequent to the term of
LMC's  engagement,  any  Confidential  Information,  except as  required  in the
performance of LMC's duties on behalf of WWS. For purposes hereof,  Confidential
Information shall include without limitation any written materials, drawings, or

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other  reproductions  or materials of any kind; any trade secrets,  knowledge or
information  with  respect  to  processes,   inventions,   formulae,  machinery,
manufacturing  techniques or know-how;  any business methods or forms; any names
or  addresses  of  employees,  customers,  or  suppliers  or data on  employees,
customers, or suppliers; and any business policies or other information relating
to or  dealing  with  the  human  resources,  purchasing,  production,  sales or
distribution policies or practices of WWS.

                    (ii) Return of Books and  Papers.  Upon the  termination  of
LMC's engagement with WWS for any reason,  LMC shall deliver promptly to WWS all
employee,  customer,  and  supplier  information;  all samples or  demonstration
models, catalogues,  manuals, memoranda, drawings, formulae, and specifications;
all cost,  pricing,  and other  financial  data;   all other  written or printed
materials which are the property of WWS (and any copies of them);  and all other
materials which may contain Confidential Information relating to the business of
WWS, which LMC may then have in her possession whether prepared by LMC or not.

                    (iii) Disclosure of Information. LMC shall disclose promptly
to WWS, or its nominee, any and all ideas, designs,  processes, and improvements
of any  kind  relating  to the  business  of  WWS,  whether  patentable  or not,
conceived or made by LMC,  either alone or jointly with others,  during  working
hours or otherwise,  during the entire period of LMC's  engagement  with WWS, or
within six (6) months thereafter.

                    (iv)  Assignment.  LMC hereby assigns to WWS or its nominee,
the entire right, title and interest in and to all inventions,  discoveries, and
improvements,  whether  patentable or not, which LMC may conceive or make during
LMC's engagement with WWS, or within six (6) months thereafter, and which relate
to the business of WWS.  Whenever  requested to do so by WWS, whether during the
period  of  LMC's  engagement  or  thereafter,  LMC  shall  execute  any and all
applications, assignments or other instruments which WWS shall deem necessary or
appropriate to protect the interest of WWS therein.

               g.  Equitable  Relief.  In the  event a  violation  of any of the
restrictions  contained in this Section 3 is established,  WWS shall be entitled
to  preliminary  and  permanent  injunctive  relief  as well as  damages  and an
equitable  accounting of all earnings,  profits and other benefits  arising from
such  violation,  which right shall be  cumulative  and in addition to any other
rights or remedies to which WWS may be entitled.  In the event of a violation of
any  provision  of  Sections  3(f)(iii)  or (iv),  the  period  for which  those
provisions  would  remain in effect shall be extended for a period of time equal
to that  period  beginning  when such  violation  commenced  and ending when the
activities  constituting  such violation  shall have been finally  terminated in
good faith.

     4.  PERSONAL  GUARANTEES.  WWS  hereby  agrees  to  indemnify  and hold LMC
harmless  for,  from,  and  against  any and all  liabilities,  suits,  actions,
proceedings,  claims,  demands,  losses, damages, fees, costs, taxes, penalties,
and expenses (including,  but not limited to, reasonable attorneys' fees) caused
by, arising out of, or otherwise related to LMC's

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personal guarantees of any of the Company's  indebtedness to third parties prior
to the date of this Agreement.

     5.  MUTUAL  RELEASE.  Except  for  those  obligations  set  forth  in  this
Agreement,  WWS hereby releases LMC and LMC hereby releases WWS from any and all
actions, causes of action, suits, debts, controversies,  contracts,  agreements,
promises, and claims (collectively,  "claims"), of every nature,  character, and
description,  in law or in equity, known or unknown,  which they own or hold, or
have at any time  heretofore  owned or held, or which they hereafter can, shall,
or may own or hold  against  the  other,  and  each of them,  arising  out of or
relating  to any  acts or  omissions  occurring  on or  before  the date of this
Agreement (but not including  claims which arise as a result of events occurring
after the date of execution of this Agreement),  including,  but not limited to,
any and all claims arising out of or in any way related to the employment of LMC
by WWS, or the termination of said employment.  Without limitation, this release
includes any and all claims under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the
Americans  With  Disabilities  Act,  the  Fair  Labor  Standards  Act,  the  Age
Discrimination  in Employment  Act, ERISA,  COBRA,  state and local civil rights
laws, the Arizona  Worker's  Compensation  Act, or under any other  provision or
theory of law,  both in tort and in contract,  and both  statutory and under the
common  law. As used in this  paragraph,  WWS shall  include  all  subsidiaries,
affiliates,  directors,  officers,  attorneys,  and  agents  of WWS,  and  their
respective heirs,  executors,  administrators,  successors,  and assigns, and as
used in this paragraph, LMC shall include her heirs, executors,  administrators,
attorneys, agents, successors, assigns, and each of them.

     6. MISCELLANEOUS.

          a. Notices.  All notices,  requests,  demands and other communications
required  or  permitted  under this  Agreement  shall be in writing and shall be
deemed to have been duly given,  made and received (i) if personally  delivered,
on the date of delivery,  (ii) if mailed, three days after deposit in the United
States mail, registered or certified, return receipt requested,  postage prepaid
and  addressed  as provided  below,  or (iii) if by a courier  delivery  service
providing  overnight  or  "next-day"  delivery,  on the next  business day after
deposit with such service addressed as follows:

               (i)  If to WWS:

                    World Wide Stone Corporation
                    5236 S. 40th Street
                    Phoenix, Arizona  85040
                    Attention:  President

                    with a copy to:

                    O'Connor, Cavanagh, Anderson, Killingsworth & Beshears, P.A.
                    One East Camelback Road

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                    Suite 1100
                    Phoenix, Arizona  85012
                    Attention: Jere M. Friedman, Esq.

               (ii) If to LMC:

                    Lee Cunningham
                    716 E. North Lane #3
                    Phoenix, Arizona 85254

Either party may alter the address to which  communications  or copies are to be
sent by  giving  notice  of such  change  of  address  in  conformity  with  the
provisions of this paragraph for the giving of notice.

               b. Indulgences; Waivers. Neither any failure nor any delay on the
part of either party to exercise  any right,  remedy,  power or privilege  under
this  Agreement  shall  operate  as a waiver  thereof,  nor shall any  single or
partial exercise of any right,  remedy, power or privilege preclude any other or
further exercise of the same or of any other right,  remedy, power or privilege,
nor shall any waiver of any right,  remedy,  power or privilege  with respect to
any  occurrence  be  construed  as a  waiver  of such  right,  remedy,  power or
privilege  with  respect  to any other  occurrence.  No waiver  shall be binding
unless executed in writing by the party making the waiver.

               c. Controlling Law. This Agreement and all questions  relating to
its validity, interpretation,  performance and enforcement, shall be governed by
and   construed  in   accordance   with  the  laws  of  the  state  of  Arizona,
notwithstanding  any  Arizona or other  conflict-of-interest  provisions  to the
contrary.

               d. Binding Nature of Agreement.  This Agreement  shall be binding
upon and inure to the benefit of the parties hereto and their respective  heirs,
personal representatives, successors and assigns except that no party may assign
or transfer such party's rights or obligations  under this Agreement without the
prior written consent of the other party.

               e. Execution in  Counterparts.  This Agreement may be executed in
any number of  counterparts,  each of which shall be deemed to be an original as
against  each party  whose  signature  appears  thereon,  and all of which shall
together  constitute one and the same  instrument.  This Agreement  shall become
binding when one or more  counterparts  hereof,  individually or taken together,
shall bear the signatures of the parties reflected hereon as the signatories.

               f.  Entire   Agreement.   This  Agreement   contains  the  entire
understanding  between the parties  hereto  with  respect to the subject  matter
hereof   and   supersedes   all  prior  and   contemporaneous   agreements   and
understandings, inducements and conditions, express or implied, oral or written,
except as herein  contained.  The express terms hereof control and supersede any
course of  performance  and/or usage of the trade  inconsistent

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with any of the terms  hereof.  This  Agreement  may not be  modified or amended
other than by an agreement in writing.

               g. Paragraph  Headings.  The paragraph headings in this Agreement
are for  convenience  only;  they form no part of this  Agreement  and shall not
affect its interpretation.

               h. Restrictions  Separable. If the scope of any provision of this
Agreement is found by a court to be too broad to permit  enforcement to its full
extent, then such provision shall be enforced to the maximum extent permitted by
law. The parties agree that the scope of any provision of this  Agreement may be
modified by a judge in any  proceeding to enforce this  Agreement,  so that such
provision can be enforced to the maximum extent permitted by law. Each and every
provision set forth in this  Agreement is  independent  and  severable  from the
others,  and no such provision shall be rendered  unenforceable by virtue of the
fact that, for any reason,  any other or others of them may be  unenforceable in
whole or in part.

               i.  Consultation  with Attorney;  Construction.  LMC acknowledges
that she has been  advised to consult with an attorney  prior to executing  this
Agreement.  The  parties  hereto  acknowledge  and  agree  that  each  party has
participated  in the drafting of this Agreement and that each party has had this
document reviewed, or has had the opportunity to have this document reviewed, by
the respective  legal counsel for the parties hereto.  Accordingly,  each of the
parties hereto  acknowledges  and agrees that the normal rule of construction to
the effect that any  ambiguities  are to be resolved  against the drafting party
shall  not be  applied  to the  interpretation  of this  Agreement  and  that no
inference  in favor of, or against,  any party shall be drawn from the fact that
one party has drafted any portion hereof.

     7. CONSIDERATION AND REVOCATION PERIODS. LMC acknowledges that she has been
given up to 21 days  within  which to consider  whether to sign this  Agreement;
that she  understands  that,  after  signing,  she has a period of an additional
seven days to revoke this  Agreement,  which  revocation  must be in writing and
received by WWS, in accordance  with Section 5(a) hereof,  within said seven-day
revocation  period;  and that this Agreement shall not become  enforceable until
said revocation period has expired.

     IN WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the parties have executed this  Agreement,  or caused
this Agreement to be executed as of the date first written above.

                                   WORLD WIDE STONE CORPORATION,
                                   a Nevada corporation

/s/ Lee M. Cunningham              By:  /s/ Frank Cunningham
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Lee M. Cunningham                  Its: President

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