Barrow Street Research Expands on Its Report of Senticore's Winning Business Strategies for the Future in Far Ranging Interview on World Talk Radio Network.

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. -- Barrow Street Research, which issued an initial recommendation of Senticore, Inc. (OTCBB:SNIO), a growing diversified holding company, on Tuesday, today reiterated its views in an interview broadcast over World Talk Radio Network. The full interview, conducted by research analyst Francis Gaskins of IPOdesktop.com, is available at http://www.worldtalkradio.com/archive.asp?aid=2306.

In the interview, Barrow Street chief research analyst John Attalienti reasserts his sense that Senticore is a very unique company. He notes that, "you don't often come across a microcap company that is really in the process of becoming a diversified holding company ... with management that has a good wrap-around background" to execute its business plan.

Attalienti points out that the company's timber assets offer particularly important upside, given that, once these assets receive U.S. GAAP certification, expected in the next two months, their valuation can immediately be worth as much as $60 million. He indicates that the company's holdings of more than 80,000 acres in both Venezuela and Costa Rica offer substantial upside, especially as relates to a 2001 Environmental Protection Agency mandate that pressed wood be replaced as rapidly as possible given known carcinogens in these woods.

The Costa Rican plantation holdings include 60,000 acres of Melina wood, virtually insect proof, making it a wood that may increase significantly in demand owing to the EPA call for the phase out of pressure treated lumber ... "About 90% of all pressure treated wood contains an arsenic based compound that is a known human carcinogen," the report, available in full at http://www.barrowstreet.com, indicates.

The analyst also reports that, as a hockey fan, he is particularly excited by the company's new World Hockey Association franchise, the Detroit Gladiators. Given the possibility that a National Hockey League strike may be an increasing probability, the research analyst believes that might be an important catalyst in the new team's early success. He notes, as well, that Detroit, like New York, is a city that has very strong sports fan appeal, and that it can support more than one team. He also points out that Forbes magazine, in an analysis of the value of hockey franchises, rated the Detroit Red Wings' value at $256 million, the highest in the NHL.

While that number may not be attainable by Senticore's Detroit Gladiators for several years, the analyst says, it clearly indicates the upside if the NHL season is cancelled in the town most often characterized as Hockeytown USA, and suggests that such a scenario would set the stage for important near- and longer-term growth in revenues.

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