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Date: Sat, 01 Jan 4501 05:00:00 +0000 Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2003 14:49:07 +0200 To: Ghislaine Maxwell From: Christine Maxwell Subject: can you pull a name out of your roladex —>? hello there; Dearest Ghislaine Just as you are working on your multi- hugmongous deal - I am working on mine... it is involving ISS - developing state of the art technology in the modeling and simulation arena. The business implications of this technology actually dwarf those of the US defence sector - but it is always important to get the defence sector to validate the technology first - which is why ISS's focus is on the defence market first. Our next move will be over to such significant industries as the power industry, the automotive industry, the chemical industry etc. I•m looking for an angel investor who would put a minimum of 25,000 to a maximum of 100,000 dollars into the Institute of Scientific Simulation (ISS)- on a 3X deal ie: return of 3 x the original amount (plus interest on the original amount -coming back to them within one year.. SEE ATTACHED EXAMPLE FOR AN INVESTMENT OF 50k).plus an opportunity to pick up ISS membership units which will be paying out quartery dividends once the company becomes profitable - predicted for 2004. (The web site is at http://www.scisim.com) Ghislaine, I consider ISS my most important and realistic meal ticket for the next 10 years or more as long as we can get this very short term bridge money in now. As you know, I have been working with them for a year - I have invested what little moneys I could myself and have helped raise $50,000 dollars from others - We are now literally two weeks away from bringing in extremely important defense contracts (with very large money potentials attached) in the US - each worth about 100,000 dollars for the intital proofs of concept contracts). We have a 2 million investment standing by to come in literally as soon as we have those contracts in hand. We would most likely have had these contracts last week were it not for the stupid hurricane in DC that closed down the government's offices without warning on the two days when ISS was finalizing these contract opportunities. It took over a month to set up those meetings, so the hurricate could not have come at a more inopportune time for ISS - just when it was about to close these contracts - they have been rescheduled now to 6th of October. Is there any chance you can find a potentially immediately intersted angel - that David Russell could at least talk on the phone with today??? They do Not have to be engineering savvy to understand the importance of this technology at all. - They really don't.. The opportunities are definitely both real and near term. I point this out, of course, because when considering investment we all find a second voice helpful in the due diligence process, particularly one with complementary expertise and domain knowledge. The engineers at Strategic Insight have sponsored David into their most valued customer relationships because they genuinely believe that the ACES approach could genuinely help their clients succeed. Furthermore, the five most promising contracts have a number of important characteristics which are critical to ISS success: (a) Funding is already appropriated; (b) There are no competitors involved in the specific decision processes; (c) Money will be disbursable beginning only a short time after program/project startup; (d) Several of the key prospects allow for some continued development and/or product reengineering, moving into production application (versus requirements for mature, production-ready systems software at the onset of the contracts); (e) All of the proposed prospects EFTA00580236 being worked by SI for us have longer term, broader implications, making them ideal pilots for the future, much larger project applications; (0 most of the contracts relate to NEW or emerging requirements and/or systems; and, (g) all of the core proposed projects involve defense systems of significant mission and political significance. Bottom line: if David Russell, ISS's Director and CEO is able to finish pulling these projects in, then much of the financial business model he has presented will be close to inevitable, assuming successful performance of the ACES development process. SI will be there to support continued market development in mission areas that will likely result in "killer applications" important to the ACES presence in federal markets. In addition, there is at least one company, High Performance Technologies, Inc. ft tp://www.hpti.com) that is ready to be the Washington mission application development partner in support of project contract opportunities. HPTi will work with ISS both in support of the SI efforts, and in application of the ACES technology in other projects that ISS and HPTi might find. Most important, HPTi will provide both a broad open contract vehicle accessible by any DoD or Federal agency customer, as well as professional staff to support the customer effort, working in concert with the ISS team. Finally, once ACES is ready for broad application, ISS will already have two strongly placed commercial partners, and will have access to at least two more, allowing for maximum penetration of the Federal sector. In addition to HPTi, there are at least two, and possibly three more successful enterprises that will take a great interest in the ACES environment going forward. One, SRA International, is a high quality company that went public last year. The other, Robbins- Gioia, specializes in large scale project management. I would like to send you additional documents: (over and above what is attached here) *There are important technical white papers available at the web site PLEASE DO GET BACK TO ME VERY SOON - call me on my mobile - that's always best - Might you even think of doing this investment yourself? Quite frankly, I have always wanted to do something foryou that's significant -- this in mind mind is one such genuinely important opportunity whose fruit will become ripe within months, if i can just get this final bit of support right now. much love and thanks in advance for putting on your thinking cap for me.... Christine. Senior Partner, Institute for Scientific Simulation Montere , California office/voicemail) 831-641-0562 (fax) http://www.scisim.com (ISS web site) hftp://aces.scisim.com (ACES web site) email: FRANCE EFTA00580237 France Tel: Wildfire No. Fax: +33 (0) 442 93 32 42 Email: http://www.scisim.com EFTA00580238