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To: Joe Krupa who wrote (7593)	8/9/2001 8:20:36 PM
From: Montana Wildhack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14101

Joe, I think we probably all agree there's no sense doing TA until we have volume and we can safely say we don't have volume. Nobody has been interested in buying or selling for months. Now that we're trading below 20,000 a day, I think the potential for volatility is way up and as you said there's no end of signs of some sort of move. Tough for me to see how a drop could be very steep. Maybe in a series of small steps. Looking at it from another angle in the sense of what has happened and what has not to date - its tough to understand what we're doing above $6 anyways <ggg> especially in the type of market and economic climate we're in. I hope I have time to finish my thesis on cultural variation in rude gestures before anything happens. Fascinating topic. Wolf

To: Joe Krupa who wrote (7593)	8/10/2001 10:18:59 AM
From: Joe Krupa	Respond to of 14101

An interesting article posted over on SH by Barcelo, and a good highlighting of the key learnings from di7026. The issue of discussion is the mechanics of diclofenac in Pennsaid. ---Article posted by Barcelo--- ncbi.nlm.nih.gov ---Response by di7026--- "Thanks Barcelo for the interesting article. Essentially, it says the same things that we know of Pennsaid : slow absorption into the blood and slow elimination through the urine. Diclofenac in Pennsaid was labelled with 14C (carbon 14, a radioactive carbon atom in the diclofenac molecule) so that researchers can follow the molecules' routes in the body. Interestingly, some diclofenac was still found at the site of application after 24 hours, while the blood level of the drug only reaches a peak at 30h and the urine level of the drug peaked at 24-48h. These data suggests (1) slow and steady absorption into the blood, and (2) the drug was absorbed into local cells and expelled later (24-48h) after application and that the diclofenac molecules were changed (or metabolized) into other forms. All in all, these data support what DMX has been claiming on the mechanism of how the DMSO-based carrier functions." stockhouse.com.