The    gem and thorn  of  my  work portfolio is    a firm involved in
smaller/better  x-rays and chips  and  genetics.   Also involved in  bringing
advanced engineering design and analysis methods  to high-end dentistry. Many
of   my med ventures  try  to  find  unregulated  markets  to limit  downside
risk. I'm  also trying to model  "new economy" firms  via the beta and growth
financial  variables: I  had  developed some   crude  models out of  laziness
because I didn't have time to run to the big libraries, but now when I try to
understand why they work (they did) I find  more bugs; The recent economy has
made me question a lot of assumptions.  
	My  mom died in  11/98 and my dad in  10/02; Being  the only child of
elder   parents was only  fun  the first quarter  century.  I  need to update
myself  on immunology, stochastic calculus,  neural networks, highway driving
and Japanese.  Very  little I have done this  millenium has  been successful.
Dorsai internet  flaked me off in  Y2K (I felt  the recession begin thusly on
the 1st of April, 2000!)  causing  me to lose  much e-mail (both directions).
The real Vasos disappeared after my dad's 1985 heart attack, and made a brief
reappearance 1989-1993 but hasn't  been seen since.   Am also concerned  with
influencing the traffic caused by the new mall near our house.  Am also eager
to see biotechnology industry in Queens and rest of Long Island.
         I'm  annoyed at Windows  for  all the  distractions it creates;  IBM
mainframes of the mid-1980s  crashed less frequently.   Fooey on GUI; Windows
is for Bimbos! I run 75%DOS, 20% Win 3.11 WG  and 5% Win98.