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To: $Mogul who wrote (56441)	1/4/2000 3:43:00 PM
From: VINCENT MALGAPO	Respond to of 108040

TTN- (posted on Yahoo) This news will make the long get rich by: lukevn 1/4/2000 2:31 pm EST Msg: 17094 of 17111 This will be the first of the year. Bought some more today. Love this dip!!! LONG position, buy on the dip you will be fine lukevn ---------------------------------------------------------------------- M E M O R A N D U M ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: January 4, 2000 To: All Titan Employees From: Gene W. Ray Subject: Titan Announces Sale of X-ray Pasteurization System ---------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm pleased to start Year 2000 off with a bang. With this new Zero Mountain agreement, Titan will be building its third electronic pasteurization facility. Titan's Sioux City facility -- the nation's first e-beam electronic pasteurization facility -- was completed in December. As soon as the USDA's waiting period ends in February, we will start processing meat and poultry for some of the nation's largest food processors. Our second facility, located in Hawaii, is scheduled for completion in just a few months. It will process exotic tropical fruit. The world is excited about our revolutionary electronic pasteurization technology. It's also something that each of you can take personal pride. Not since the advent of pasteurized milk, which was actually invented in 1865 to stop the souring of wine, has there been an innovation that could dramatically improve food safety more than e-beam pasteurization.