Sure, blame us! It's so motivating.

It was so nice to not see you having conversations with yourself all day here today. Parole hearing? Electric shock therapy?

r*****, there names are spelled "Frohlich" and "Ranieri".

The worst "cancer" of all are your sickening posts on this board.

What gripe do you have against Dr. Frohlich? You should be real pleased he is with the company as he is a real asset (unless of course you are an idiot short).


Dr. Frohlich serves as our executive vice president of research and development and chief medical officer. Dr. Frohlich previously served as our vice president of clinical affairs and prior to that served as our senior medical director. Prior to joining Dendreon, Dr. Frohlich was vice president and medical director at Xcyte Therapies, a biotechnology company. Prior to that was an assistant professor in the Division of Hematology/Oncology at the University of California, San Francisco, where he specialized in urologic oncology and was active in laboratory, translational and clinical research. Dr. Frohlich did his post doctoral training in oncology at the University of California, San Francisco. He received his B.S. from Yale University in electrical engineering and economics and his M.D. from Harvard Medical School.


You are a freakin idiot.
 












For what it is worth, I am the poster for #19 but not for #20. He has a different direction than me. He has taken a broad brush of the Dendreon Management while I am focused on those at the working who are not performing. I don't blame the entire management team although some could do better. But the working level has just not stepped up.
 


















It is interesting that not one board member and not one executive including Johnson and the aforementioned Frohlich turned down the free shares that MG gave to them on January 5, 2012 after a year in which the owners of the company lost billions. In hindsight with Gold continuing to be shielded, it almost seems like that unearned, undeserved and completely inappropriate bonus was for "future considerations" as they say in baseball trades.