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To: Andrew Vance who wrote (296)	1/22/1998 12:35:00 PM
From: Patrick Slevin	Respond to of 342

I have to run out but I'll get back to you and Victoria later. Somebody offered to buy the Bentley.....the sucker. I'm goiung to use the cash to buy up more TechniClone so I can buy a new Bentley in April. Please keep the information on TechniClone tight. I don't want to compete with "those" MMs....you know who I mean. Solly, Goldman, and the rest. They love a great story, like TechniClone.

To: Andrew Vance who wrote (296)	1/22/1998 12:46:00 PM
From: V.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 342

AV, As usual, you've outdone yourself in this post. Always so much good information and now, I must digest the part about the cow's milk, barring any lactose intolerability (which TechniClone can surely investigate if only as a side issue to the REAL task at hand) I am involved in the human trials, I guess you didn't know that, and yes...human lactation is definitely the safer, noninvasive route. Having firsthand experience as a lactation consultant of sorts <ggg>, as well as having lots of 144D shares in my safe deposit box, I felt it was my duty to become intrinsically involved in this investment. But, alas...for Rachel, things did not progress so smoothly...the silcon vs. silicone debate hardened her to scientific experimentation, and though she wanted to volunteer for the project, she was disqualified based on her inordinately generous, but fraudulent mammaries. On the beachfront property: Would you and Pat consider a 3-way deal? This one is going to pan out bigtime, and though your MRV was stellar, it will pale in comparison to this baby. So, you, me, Pat on the BOD's...perhaps we can have our first meeting in Vegas. Nothing like killing 2 birds with one silicone stone. (Rachel had part of the implant removed when it dislodged & migrated to the small of her back...they thought it was a kidney stone at first.) xoxo, V.