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From: "Paul Pagnato" <>
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Subject: #26269
Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 09:56:21 -0700

The clarification and integrity of Mr. Best is, as always, an enlightenment. 
Fondly,
Paul
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      #26267: Re: Vitrification makes medical inroads [Jeff Davis]
      #26268: Re: #26264 [Paul Pagnato]
      #26269: Re: CryoMsg 26257 [benbest]


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  Message #26267
  Date: Wed, 1 Jun 2005 10:40:14 -0700 (PDT)
  From: Jeff Davis <<mailto:>>
  Subject: Re: Vitrification makes medical inroads

  Cryonetters,

  As with Randolph Wicker's submission yesterday, the
  following article uses the term vitrification, again,
  in the context of freezing human eggs.  The Canadian
  technique is more advanced, having already frozen,
  thawed, fertilized, and implanted the egg/embryo, and
  brought a healthy baby to term.

  No clue however, as to the composition of the "special
  vitification solution".

  First frozen egg baby born in Canada


  
  http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2005-05/mu-ffe053005.php<http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2005-05/mu-ffe053005.php>
  
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  Subject: Re: CryoMsg 26257
  Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 06:31:32 GMT

    In CryoMsg 26257 benbest wrote:

  >   Agnes Harcourt is the pseudonym of a Cryonics Institute 
  > patient who was dearly beloved by her large family as 
  > well as by her many friends and associates. 
  >
  > The following telephone conversation was recently overheard 
  > between a CI staff person and an unidentified caller:
  >
  >   Caller: May I please speak to Agnes Harcourt?
  >   Staffer: Agnes is currently in biostasis, would you 
  >            like to leave a message?

    Someone has written me a very nasty e-mail message
  accusing me of fabricating this whole story for the sole
  purpose of pulling the collective leg of the cryonics 
  community. I challenge anyone questioning my veracity to
  come to CI and examine the cryostat in which Agnes is 
  being stored. It is covered with post-it notes. 

                -- Ben
  Best


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