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Monday, 07/11/2005 5:08:10 PM

Monday, July 11, 2005 5:08:10 PM

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Mathematically:

DNAP /20 = DNAG

Team posted the close, so hopefully the opening price for DNAG will be 20 * .0079. ( .158). Of course if you had 100000 shares that is reduced by dividing by 20, (or multiply by .05).

You now have 5000 shares. DNAG is keeping the authorized shares to utilize for acquisitions, salary, and financing of ongoing operations. The reduction in the portion of DNAG that our shares represent will only occur as the shares are expended for funding, acquisition or salary. At the current time, with the information I have, there are a number of shares promised to Dutchess for financing. These shares will be what reduces our "portional share" of all of DNAG, as and when they are distributed. They will have this effect at (I believe) an accelerated rate compared to the previous selling for finance that has been the substanance of DNAP for the last 5 years.

To rescue us, a firm source of revenue must be assured. A patent or two in the barn wouldn't hurt either. AS DNAG expands operations and staff, or makes acquisitions, the cost of staying in business will increase.

We will have a good idea of where DNAG is going when we see how shares are granted to the management. If they have faith in where we are going, they will keep the bank of authorized shares sacrosanct, and only nibble at the edges. If they decide to play Pirates of the Carribbean, we all know that the glue factory is the next stop for our DNAG.

Stakddek