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                                            EXHIBIT 10.19

Mike Reid
TidalBeach Inc.
55 City Centre Drive, Suite 549
Mississauga, Ontario
L5B 1M3

                        Re: Letter of Intent "TidalBeach"
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Dear Mr. Reid:

         This letter will set forth our understanding with respect to the terms
and conditions of a proposed transaction between Thinkpath.com Inc., an Ontario
Corporation ("THP") and TidalBeach Inc. ("TBI") an Ontario Corporation.

1.       Pursuant to an agreement among THP or one of its subsidiaries and TBI,
         THP or one of its subsidiaries will purchase 100% of the common stock
         of TBI on and subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter set
         forth. Such transaction is referred to as the "Purchase."

2.       At the effective time of the purchase, THP will issue 250,000 THP
         shares in exchange for 100% of the outstanding shares of TBI .

         Note:

         1.       The share price will be the average trading price two weeks
                  prior to closing.

         2.       The same shares will be registered within 3 months of
                  issuance.

3.       As a result of the Purchase, as described in (2) of this letter, TBI
         will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of THP and the holders of TBI
         stock will become stockholders of THP shares.

4.       The purchase is deemed effective July 1, 2000. TBI shall not (from the
         effective date):

         a.       Make any payments out of the ordinary course

         b.       Declare or pay any dividends

         c.       Make any payments to shareholders except salaries payable in
                  the ordinary course

         All earnings of the company from the effective date shall be for the
         account of THP.

5.       Attached herewith are management-prepared financial statements as at
         August 31, 2000.

6.       At closing, the employment agreement between TBI and Messrs. Mike Reid,
         Keith Yau, and Dmitry Stakhov shall be amended as follows:

         a.       The term of the agreement shall be for a period of two years
                  from the point of closing.

         b.       The base salary shall be based on historical levels.

         c.       The allowances (car, dues) shall be based on historical
                  levels; medical benefits will be in effect until termination
                  or retirement.
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         d.       Mike Reid will be appointed President of TBI and a
                  Vice-President of THP. Keith Yau and Dmitry Stakhov will be
                  appointed Vice-Presidents of TBI.

         e.       There will be a non-compete agreement in effect for one (1)
                  year from date of termination or retirement unless otherwise
                  agreed.

7.       The Purchase Agreement shall include customary representations,
         warranties and covenants; provided, however, that the respective
         representations and warranties of TBI and THP shall terminate one (1)
         years from the closing date.

8.       The closing shall be held at the offices of THP counsel or such other
         place as may be agreed upon by the parties on such date as may be
         mutually agreed upon by the parties, but not later than two (2)
         business days after the Purchase has been approved by the stockholders
         of both TBI and THP.

9.       During the period from the date of this letter of Intent until the
         first to occur of the closing or the termination of negotiations with
         respect to the Purchase Agreement, both TBI and THP shall conduct their
         respective businesses in the ordinary course in a manner consistent
         with past practices, and shall not make any changes in its business
         without prior approval of the other party.

10.      Each party will assist the other party in its due diligence
         investigation. In this connection, each party will make available to
         the other party its financial statements, tax return and other books
         and records concerning such party and its business and prospects. The
         due diligence investigation shall be conducted in a manner, which is
         not disruptive of the parties= respective businesses. Neither party
         shall contact any of the other party=s clients except pursuant to an
         agreed-upon procedure.

11.      TBI agrees that until November 5, 2000 or such later date as may be
         agreed on by TBI and THP, TBI shall not, without prior written approval
         of THP, conduct any discussions, negotiations or consultations with
         respect to, or engage or permit anyone acting on behalf of any of them,
         from entering into or conducting, or enter into any agreement, letter
         of intent or memorandum of understanding, whether written or oral, that
         relate, directly or indirectly to any merger or business combinations
         involving TBI, other than potential acquisitions by THP.

12.      A joint press release shall be issued following execution of the Letter
         by both parties. Nothing in this Paragraph shall be construed from
         precluding any party from including required disclosure in any report
         filed with the Commission or any state or provincial securities
         commission, provided, that prior notice shall be given to the other
         party.

13.      Each party shall bear its own expenses in connection with this
         transaction contemplated by this Letter of Intent.

This Letter of Intent sets forth the terms of a transaction proposed to be
entered into among the parties, and, except as provided in Paragraphs 10, 11 and
13 of this Letter, which paragraphs are binding upon the parties immediately
upon execution, does not constitute an agreement or an agreement to enter into
an agreement. The rights of the parties shall be subject, among other things, to
the completion of due diligence investigations by the parties and the execution
of a definitive Purchase Agreement, and no party shall have any rights or
obligations under this Letter except as expressly provided in this Letter of
Intent. Except as set forth in Paragraph 12 of this Letter, the failure of any
party to enter into definitive agreement shall not give rise to any liability to
any other party.

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This expression of interest expires September 22, 2000 at 5:00 P.M. Please
confirm your agreement with the foregoing by signing this Letter where indicated
and returning it to THP.

                                  Very truly yours,

                                  THINKPATH.COM INC.

                                  By: /s/ Declan French
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                                      Declan French, President and CEO

AGREED TO AND ACCEPTED
This 21st day of September 2000

TIDALBEACH INC.

By:  /s/ Mike Reid
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                                 EXHIBIT 10.20

                                        October 17, 2000

The Shareholders of Aquila Holdings Limited (the "Vendors")
c\o Mr. Charlie Troup
Schroder Ventures
SVA Limited
20 Southampton Street
London WC2E 7QG
United Kingdom

                  Re: DPP International Limited (the "Company")
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VIA FACSIMILE 020 7240 5072
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Dear Mr. Troup:

         We are writing on behalf of Thinkpath.com, Inc. ("THTH") to confirm
that it is prepared to present an offer to acquire all the issued shares of
Aquila Holdings Limited ("Aquila") whose wholly owned subsidiary is the Company
on the following terms:

1.       Thinkpath.com Inc. (the "Purchaser") will acquire all of the issued
         shares of Aquila from the existing shareholders of Aquila (the
         "Vendors").

2.       The shares (consisting of all classes of preference and ordinary
         shares) and loan notes of Aquila will be valued at (pound)3,885,000 in
         total. This is based on the information contained in the Information
         Memorandum that has been supplied and there being no material adverse
         findings in the due diligence process.

3.       The consideration for the acquisition of the shares to be sold will be
         satisfied by the payment to those of the Vendors that are the
         institutional investors of (pound)3,461,000 which is to be satisfied as
         to (pound)2,500,000 in cash and as to the balance of (pound)961,000 by
         the transfer of common stock ("Acquisition Shares") of Thinkpath.com,
         Inc. whose shares are quoted on the NASDAQ, Small Cap Market Systems,
         under the symbol THTH.

         The total number of Acquisitions Shares to be issued will be based on
the average closing price of THTH common stock five (5) days prior to the
closing date ("Stock Closing Price"). Purchaser will guaranty price protection
of 100% of the Stock Closing Price of the Acquisition Shares for ninety (90)
days from the closing date. The Acquisition Shares price guaranty is a fixed
amount regardless of any price movement each time any shares are sold in the
open market.

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         Aquila and the Company will have the option of the 100% Put guaranty or
accepting a 180 day all cash note in the amount of (pound)961,000 in the lieu of
the Acquisition Shares. THTH will issue a Put option guarantying 100% of the
strike price for the underlying shares to Aquila and the Company for ninety (90)
days from the effective date. Aquila and the Company will have the option to
redeem he shares for the original strike price or the greater amount and/or the
option to receive the all cost amount (pound)961,000 in one hundred eighty (180)
days.

         The consideration payable to the other Vendors, namely Mr. Chalmers,
Mr. Reilly, Mr. Foxwell and other employees of the Company, which is to be
satisfied as to(pound)60,000 in cash to repay the executive loan holders in the
relevant proportions and of(pound)364,000 redeemable preference shares of each
of the Purchaser in the following proportions.

Name                                Preference Shares

Mr. Chalmers                        280,255
Mr. Reilly                           67,261
Mr. Foxwell                           4,484
Other Managers                       12,000
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                                    364,000

The preference shares will carry the following rights:

(1)      no preferential dividend or coupon

(2)      priority on a winding up or return of capital

(3)      redemption at par by four equal annual installments starting one year
         after the date of completion or on a sale of the Purchaser if earlier

(4)      no voting rights

4.       The acquisition will also be subject to the following additional
conditions:

         4.1      due diligence, to be conducted by the Purchaser's accountants
                  and solicitors; the directors of Aquila and of the Company are
                  to co-operate by making available all information reasonably
                  requested by the Purchaser's professional advisers.

         4.2      suppliers and customers continuing to trade with the Company
                  without materially changing the terms of trading or the nature
                  or volume of business.

         4.3      regulatory consents, (if any) that may be required

5.       Mr. Chalmers (the "Executive Director") will enter into mutually
         acceptable new service contracts with the Company and Aquila subject to
         six (6) months' notice and with a bonus package that is to be agreed
         between the Purchaser and the Executive Director.

6.       The Executive Director will enter into restrictive covenants to protect
         the business of the Company and Aquila. The restrictive covenants will
         apply for a period of three years after the Executive Director sells
         shares and/or leave the employment of the Company or Aquila.

7.       The Executive Director will be appointed as a director of the Purchaser
         and the Board of Directors of Aquila and of the Company will be
         reconstituted to comprise of at least two new directors appointed by
         the Purchaser giving the Purchaser a voting majority of the Board of
         Directors.

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8.       The Purchaser recognizes the Vendor is an institutional financial
         investor and will grant limited and specific overall warranties.
         Warranties, representations and indemnities will be required by the
         Purchaser on the terms usually applied to transactions of this type,
         covering, inter alia, the following:

         8.1      The statutory accounts of the Company and Aquila.

         8.2      There being no adverse change in the financial or trading
                  position or prospects of the Company or Aquila since the date
                  of the last audited accounts.

         8.3      Onerous or unusual trading agreements.

         8.4      The Vendor is not aware of any litigation.

         8.5      The Company and Aquila's title to its assets, and in
                  particular to the properties that it occupies.

9.       The Vendors will consider a retention up to the maximum
         amount(pound)250,000 in cash and this will be the only remedy for
         warranty claims. The Vendor will address overall issues identified
         during the due diligence review and warranties will be finalized in the
         Acquisition Agreement. Any warranty claim will be reclaimable solely
         against the retention. This amount will be held in an interest bearing
         escrow account in the joint name of the parties' solicitors to be
         released with interest earned when the statutory accounts for the
         present financial year have been prepared and signed by the auditors,
         or in any event nine months after the end of the financial year or
         twelve months after completion, whichever is earlier.

10.      The business of the Company or Aquila will continue in the ordinary
         course in the period prior to completion and no exceptional or unusual
         transaction will be undertaken by the Company or Aquila without the
         approval of the Purchaser. The Vendors who are executive directors will
         receive the emoluments to which they are entitled in the ordinary
         course of the business and no bonuses, pension contributions, dividends
         or other payments to or transactions with the Vendors or any person
         connected with them will take place prior to completion of the sale
         without the Purchaser's prior written consent.

11.      The solicitation of an offer is to be made by the Purchaser on the
         basis that, if accepted, the Purchaser will be willing to proceed with
         related transactions and to incur the expenditure involved in due
         diligence and the negotiation of documentation. The Vendors will
         accordingly undertake to the Purchaser that they will not enter into
         any negotiations or make or accept any offer or arrangement which would
         lead to the sale of Aquila and the Company or a substantial part of its
         undertaking and assets or of any shares in Aquila or the Company in the
         period of November 15, 2000 or such later date as the parties may
         agree.

         It is expected that the exchange of contracts for the sale of shares of
Aquila and the Company will take place as soon as the due diligence has been
completed and the draft legal documentation has been settled. The timetable must
of necessity remain flexible, but it is the Purchaser's intention to proceed as
quickly as possible and assuming that the terms outlined by this letter are
acceptable the Purchaser will endeavor to complete at the latest by November 15,
2000.

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12.      The parties will keep this agreement confidential and will not disclose
         its existence of the terms set out herein to any third party other than
         their professional advisers insofar as is required for the
         implementation of the transaction. The purchaser will treat any
         information obtained during the course of its due diligence exercise as
         confidential and will use it for no other purpose than considering the
         acquisition of Aquila and the Company. It will return all written
         information immediately that discussions between the two parties are
         discontinued.

13.      The offer contained in this letter is subject to contract and is not
         intended to create any legally binding obligation or commitment on the
         part of the Purchaser, the Vendors, Aquila or the Company with the
         exception of paragraphs 12 and 16 which are to be legally binding.

14.      Closing/Post Closing

         The total number of Acquisitions Shares to be issued will be based on
the average closing price of THTH common Stock five (5) days prior to the
closing date ("Stock Closing Price").

         The Purchaser will immediately file a registration statement for the
Acquisition Shares that are being issued and will be effective for the
underlying shares. The underlying shares will be freely trading and will not be
subject to any liquidity restrictions.

         THTH will issue a Put option guarantying 100% of the strike price for
the underlying shares to Aquila and the Company will have the option to redeem
the shares for the original strike price or the greater amount and/or the option
to receive the all cash amount of (pound)961,000 in one hundred eighty (180)
days.

         Burlington Capital Markets Inc. New York, New York will be given the
right of first refusal to purchase any Acquisition Shares sold by the Company or
individuals receiving these shares from the Company.

15.      Governing Law and Disputes. The Agreement shall be governed by the laws
         of the United Kingdom, without regard to choice of law provisions,
         except with respect to any matter governed by applicable United States
         federal securities laws. The parties agree that any dispute under this
         Agreement will be resolved in a court located in the City of London,
         United Kingdom, and will submit to the jurisdiction of such court of
         such purpose.

16.      General. After executing and for a period of two (2) years thereafter,
         the Purchaser agrees and shall use its best efforts to cause its
         officers, directors, employees, agents and stockholders, not to solicit
         or encourage directly or indirectly, in any manner or any discussions
         with, any employees, customers or client accounts of Aquila or the
         Company.

         In the event that for any reason the definitive Acquisition Agreement
is not executed by October 31, 2000, any party may discontinue negotiations and
terminate this letter without liability to any other party. Please confirm your
acceptance of the terms of this letter by signing and returning the enclosed
copy to us at the address given above by no later than October 14, 2000. The
offer contained in this letter will remain open until that date or such later
date as the Purchaser may agree. On acceptance the Purchaser will instruct its
solicitors to prepare draft documentation.

Yours faithfully,

BURLINGTON CAPTIAL MARKETS INC.

By: /s/ Vincent R. Molinari
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   Vincent R. Molinari, Chairman and CEO

Agreed to and Accepted this 17th day of  October, 2000

 /s/ Declan French
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duly authorized for and on behalf of
THINKPATH.COM, INC.

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