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To: rocket_no9 who wrote (40561)	3/31/2000 12:58:00 PM
From: herry iball	Respond to of 150070

Also wondering where the buzz on TNRG is: ......spinoff shares @ .05. Thought there would be some interest from SOMEONE out there. sigh.

To: rocket_no9 who wrote (40561)	3/31/2000 1:02:00 PM
From: Jim Bishop	Respond to of 150070

GMCH to be perfectly honest here....I'm in just for something to do for a while, and I liked the LII line up. Now for some health news: WASHINGTON, Mar 31, 2000 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Evidence continues to accumulate that Vitamin E can lower cholesterol levels, with one of the latest studies coming from Rome, where a team of scientists has not only determined how cholesterol accumulates, but how Vitamin E acts as an antioxidant and helps clear cholesterol from arteries. Dr. Francesco Violi, who headed the study, and 11 other scientists from Umberto I General Hospital in Rome, said the study focused on patients with high cholesterol levels and stroke victims who were to be operated on to relieve blocked arteries. Patients received daily Vitamin E in amounts of 900 milligrams and the study found that not only were arteries unblocked, but that cholesterol levels were reduced to the point of disappearance. Dr. Violi said foods containing antioxidants, such as tomatoes and other vegetables and fresh fruits, can help reduce cholesterol, and that the Mediterranean diet using large amounts of olive oil that contains Vitamin E also provides antioxidants that can help prevent heart attacks and stroke. In the U.S., health studies continue to demonstrate that both Vitamin E and soy products can help reduce cholesterol. (Vitamin E in its natural form is made primarily from soybeans. Studies have shown that natural Vitamin E, made from vegetable oils including soy, corn and sunflower oils, is at least twice as effective as health benefits from the chemically-manufactured version.) The Washington Post recently reported, for example, that 50 current published studies on human health have indicated that Vitamin E and soy products can help lower blood cholesterol levels. SOURCE Foods for the Future (C) 2000 PR Newswire. All rights reserved. prnewswire.com -0- CONTACT: Dean Reed, 202-223-3532, for Foods for the Future KEYWORD: District of Columbia Italy INDUSTRY KEYWORD: FOD HEA * end of story *

To: rocket_no9 who wrote (40561)	3/31/2000 1:16:00 PM
From: Jim Bishop	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

GMCH see now there is a little support at .23 and buying at a quarter. Seriously, I'm just playing it for something to do right now, with money I can burn, I don't see much downside, and if support falls away....I might not stick around for spin off shares.