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Biotech / Medical : Biotech Stock Picking for Charity - 2005 -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: bio_kruncher who wrote (211)	10/5/2005 7:57:06 AM
From: kenhott	Respond to of 322

Dear Mr. Kruncher, Per section 2z-14 part a/77d, subsection 90b-ce6, paragraph 152,365,769-2 of SEC year 2002-2005,2008-2009 codes, the term "dogmeat" can not be used in the context as offered within your public release statement of October 4, 2005. You may seek out SEC ruling summary 16/COVER-1-CHEEK dated 5/02/03 for further supportive details. You are hereby notified of this Overt Handling News Offense (OH.NO) and that you have 14 days or 3 weeks to revise your statement to include an acceptable term such as catchow, dogtoy, etc. You are subject to punishment up to $450,000 and/or 14 years in federal jail but not including 1 year in state jail or 2.5 years in county jail for each such offense. Your confidentiality agreements should be up to date and are subject to auditing by our staff. The semi-annual Confidentiality Agreement with Companies Regarding Private Secret Non-Disclosed Valuable Information usage fee (or the CACRPSNDVI usage fee of $160,500 must be paid quarterly before the 1st day of the fifth rotating month except during lunar tri-quarters. We are here to serve the public. Regards, SEC Enforcement