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Re: open minds?

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From: supernova411
Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2010 20:36
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On Sep 27, 2:27 pm, supernova411 <westin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, I am a former student of the University of Colorado in
> biochemistry.  And I am petitioning for investors to begin helping us
> by using either this forum or other forums to talk about the
> possibility of a relatively large biotechnology company in the area
> being placed in the Gunbarrel area with a maximum of about 1000-5000
> employees.
>
> This company will be a little different from Amgen, and other
> specifially biotechnology companies in that it will be comprimized of
> organic chemistry, antibody chemistry, and repressor genetics for
> control of cancer.
>
> I admit I have done this before, and I'm hoping to spark some interest
> either foreign or domestic in our area as far as biotech goes. I
> cannot wait another 10 years for work in this field.  And, I'll give
> you two hopes of my research, Taxol and Repressors.  We need this NOW
> not 10 years from now.  We need to put people back to work.  Too many
> people with life science degrees didn't get trained in college.  We
> have to show some kind of common courtousy towards these people that
> is not shown in normal genetics.  A real job, real research.  With the
> right books from CU classes (like CU's Biology of the Cancer Cell)  we
> can GO FURTHER than before.  The name of the company is to be called
> Biomerge.
>
> We need about 1 Billion US Dollars to start research.  Ask yourself
> this question, is the Human Genome Project to be in vain?  Is the new
> CIMB project to be in vain?  So far Boulder doesn't have a winner, but
> Biomerge will be a winner. With Boulder's information technology
> resources, we'll rip through the genome like never before.
>
> Please send your comments to westin...@gmail.com
>
> Greg Westin
>
>          ^    biomerge
>         /  \
> ===>    <====
>
> I don't care if I'm CEO or if I just work there, I want this DONE!!!!

If we can come up with 110 Million for Cimb within 2 years, we can
come up with 1 billion dollars in 5.
Thanks! I guesstimate that only 250- 500 million is needed for the
five years, but, it's nice to have alot of money in the coffers for
production costs and engineering.  I do cancer research for a friend
who survived a brain tumor in college at Cu-Boulder.  I'd hate to see
it come back!

Greg Westin
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Subject: Re: open minds?
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