Document:

Exhibit 10.33

                             EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT

 THIS EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT AGREEMENT ("Agreement") is made effective as of the
 7th day  of  March,  2005,  between  RehabCo,  Inc.,  a  Texas  corporation,
 (hereinafter called the  "Company"), and Greg  Westfall (hereinafter  called
 the "Employee").

                                  WITNESSETH

     WHEREAS, the  Company  owns and  operates  various health  care  service
 businesses (all such businesses  hereinafter being referred to  collectively
 as the "Business"); and

     WHEREAS, The Company desires to employ  the Employee upon the terms  and
 conditions hereinafter  set  forth,  and  the  Employee  desires  to  accept
 employment with the Company and render services to the Company on such terms
 and conditions;

     NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the covenants and agreements  herein
 made, the parties hereto agree as follows:

 A.   Recitals:  The above recitals are incorporated by reference herein  and
 made a part thereof as if set forth herein verbatim.

 B.   Employment:  The Company hereby  employs Employee, and Employee  hereby
 accepts employment  with the  Company,  to serve  as  the President  of  the
 Company.  The Employee's duties shall  include, but not be limited to  those
 duties of a President and such other duties as the Company may from time  to
 time reasonably direct.

 C. Term and Duties

      1.   The period of Employee's employment under this Agreement shall  be
           deemed to have commenced  as of the date  first above written  and
           shall continue for a period of three (3) years thereafter.

      2.   During the period of employment hereunder and except for  illness,
           reasonable vacation periods and reasonable leaves of absence,  the
           Employee shall devote  the Employee's time,  attention, skill  and
           efforts to  the  faithful  performance of  the  Employee's  duties
           hereunder and the furtherance of the Company's business.

 D.  Compensation

      1.   For all services  rendered by Employee  hereunder, Employer  shall
           pay Employee base  salary of up  to 25% of  the RehabCo  operating
           income  on  a  cash  basis  except  for  direct  sales  of  spinal
           decompression  equipment.   The  Employee  shall  be  eligible  to
           receive an annual  advance of One  Hundred Fifty Thousand  Dollars
           ($150,000.00) payable in equal installments at the same  intervals
           as other  Company employees  or  monthly,  at  the sole discretion
           of  the  Company.  Deductions  shall   be  made  from   Employee's
           compensation for social security,  withholding tax and such  other
           taxes as  may  from  time to  time  be  required  by  governmental
           authorities.

      2.   The base salary earned up to  25% of the RehabCo operating  income
           on a cash basis in excess of the annual $150,000 advance shall  be
           paid quarterly.

      3.   Employee shall be considered for bonus compensation annually  from
           time to  time based  upon the  overall performance  and  financial
           condition of  the Company  and in  particular those  areas of  the
           Company's business operations for  which the Employee has  primary
           responsibility.   Such  bonus  amounts  shall  be  determined   by
           management of American HealthChoice, Inc.

      4.   Employee is encouraged,  from time  to time,  to incur  reasonable
           expenses in promoting the business  of the Company, provided  that
           the business name and  logo are used, all  in accordance with  the
           directives of the  Company's Board  of Directors.   Such  expenses
           include,  but   are  not   limited   to,  expenses   for   travel,
           entertainment and miscellaneous expenses  incurred in the  conduct
           of the business  of the Company.   Employee shall  be entitled  to
           reimbursement from the Company  for such expenses upon  submission
           of proper documentation therefore.

 E.   Benefits

      1.   At such reasonable times as the Company shall, in its  discretion,
           permit, Employee shall  be entitled, without  loss of  pay, up  to
           Thirty (30) business days per calendar year of combined  vacation,
           personal, sick, and holiday leave.   Such leave shall be taken  in
           such a  manner  and at  such  times as  shall  be agreed  upon  by
           Employee and the Company, subject to the following conditions:

           a.   All leaves shall be scheduled in  a reasonable manner by  the
                Employee  with  reasonable  prior  notice  to  the   Company.
                Employee is responsible for ensuring appropriate  supervision
                of those areas  of the business  for which  the Employee  has
                primary responsibility during such leaves.

           b.   All leave shall accrue as of the date hereof with respect  to
                the Company's fiscal year  2005, and thereafter, any  accrued
                leave time not used during the year in which it is  available
                to be taken will be lost.

      2.   So long as group  health insurance is  generally available in  the
           marketplace, and  subject  to  such  exclusions  and  underwriting
           conditions as the insurer may impose  as to Employee, the  Company
           shall pay the  cost of group  health insurance  for the  Employee.
           The insurance  provided for  Employee shall  be the  same as  that
           provided for all other employees of  the Company, as the same  may
           be modified from time to time.  This Agreement does not  guarantee
           Employee's insurability; rather; it merely requires the Company to
           pay for the Employee's  insurance on the same  basis as for  other
           employees of the Company so long as it is commercially  available,
           until termination thereof.

      3.   So long  as the  Company  shall have  a  401(k) and/or  any  other
           deferred  compensation  plan,  Employee   shall  be  entitled   to
           participate in all such deferred compensation plans.

      4.   Company  shall  pay  up  to  One  Thousand  Five  Hundred  Dollars
           ($1,500.00) per  calendar  year  toward  the  cost  of  continuing
           professional education courses  for Employee,  provided that  same
           are relevant to Employee's duties hereunder.  Expenditures of  any
           amount exceeding  an  aggregate total  of  $1,500 during  any  one
           calendar year for continuing  professional education for  Employee
           shall be submitted to the Board for its prior approval.

      5.   Company shall pay on  behalf of Employee  his annual licenses  and
           dues for two (2)  professional organizations of Employee's  choice
           that are directly related to his employment.

 F. Termination: Severance Pay

      1.   Subject to the provision of subsection (4) below, this Agreement
           shall be terminated upon the happening of the first of any of the
           following events:

           a.   Whenever the  Company  and  the Employee  mutually  agree  to
                terminate this Agreement; or

           b.   Upon the death of the Employee; or

           c.   At the latter of  such time as Employee  (i) has been  absent
                from work, disabled or otherwise impaired from performing the
                Employee's duties  hereunder  on  a  full-time  basis  for  a
                continuous period of ten  (10) weeks or  a total of  eighteen
                (18) weeks in  any consecutive twelve  (12) month period,  or
                (ii) begins receiving disability insurance benefits; or

           d.   If the Employee violates any provision of this Agreement  and
                is given written notice of the same, and fails or refuses  to
                cure same within thirty (30)  days after notice thereof  from
                the Company (cure may  be effected by written  acknowledgment
                of such  violation  if  it is  not  a  continuing  course  of
                conduct); or

           e.   Employee's failure  or refusal  to comply  with the  accepted
                professional policies  and  standards of  the  Company  after
                written notice thereof specifying the nature of such  failure
                or refusal; or

           f.   Any  behavior  which  is  repeated  or  persistent  following
                written notice from  the Company  and which  is egregious  or
                materially adverse to the normally harmonious and  productive
                conduct of the Company's Businesses; or

           g.   At  the  Company's  option,  at  any  time  for  "cause",  as
                hereinafter defined.

      2.   For purposes of  this Agreement, the  term "cause"  is defined  to
           include: (a)  the matters  set forth  in sections  (1)(d)  through
           (1)(g) above; or (b) a conviction of fraud or embezzlement; or (c)
           Employee becomes substantially dependent on alcohol or drugs.

      3.   Unless the Company determines, by unanimous  vote of its Board  of
           Directors, that immediate termination of the Employee is necessary
           for protection  of  the  Company's  Businesses  or  property,  the
           Company shall notify  Employee in writing,  by certified mail,  at
           least thirty  (30) days  in advance  of any  proposed  termination
           pursuant to subsection  (1)(d) through  (1)(f) of  this Section  F
           (which notice shall state the event for which Employee is proposed
           to  be  discussed  in  such  detail  as  to  permit  a  reasonable
           assessment by Employee of the bona fides thereof), and shall  give
           Employee  (a)  such  thirty  (30)  days  to  cure  any  breach  or
           misconduct, if  the same  is capable  of being  cured within  such
           period; or (b) such  reasonable amount of time  that the Board  of
           Directors determines is required in order  to cure said breach  or
           misconduct.

      4.   In the  event of  termination of  this  Agreement by  the  Company
           without cause, Employee shall be entitled to termination/severance
           pay equal to  twelve (12) months  of compensation  (as defined  in
           Section D(1)), less any amounts due the Company from the Employee.
           In addition, if this Agreement is  terminated by the Company  with
           cause or without cause, Employee shall retain its rights under the
           Asset   Purchase   Agreement   entered   into   between   American
           HealthChoice, Inc  and the  Employee dated  March 7,  2005.   Upon
           receipt by  Employee of  such  termination/severance pay,  all  of
           Employee's rights hereunder shall terminate.

 G.   Employee Cooperation:  The Employee agrees to cooperate fully with  the
      Company during as  well as after  the Employee's  association with  the
      Company has terminated in  the investigation or  defense of all  claims
      and/or any audits  or other reviews  conducted by or  on behalf of  any
      third-party payer (including the  Federal or state government)  arising
      out of or relating to the Businesses during the Employee's  association
      with the Company, and/or any proceedings connected with the  collection
      of any fees relating  thereto.  The Employee  agrees to complete,  sign
      and furnish  to  the Company  promptly  and documentation  required  or
      requested by any third-party payer in connection with the  examination,
      verification or review of any payment relating to any services rendered
      by the Employee during the Employee's association with the Company.

 H.   Disclosure of Confidential Information:  The Employee acknowledges that
      as a  result  of  the Employee's  association  with  the  Company,  the
      Employee will be making use of, acquiring and/or adding to confidential
      information of a special and unique nature and value, relating to  such
      matters as  the  Company's  confidential reports,  lists  of  referring
      physicians, third-party  and  direct payor  contracts,  contracts  with
      managed care  plans,  lists of  patients  and  the fees  paid  by  such
      patients, and other  confidential matters.   As material inducement  to
      Company to enter into  this Agreement, and to  pay to the Employee  the
      compensation referred to  in Section D  hereof, the Employee  covenants
      and agrees that the Employee shall not, at any time during or following
      the term of this Agreement,  directly or indirectly, divulge,  disclose
      or make  any  use of,  for  any purpose  whatsoever,  any  confidential
      information which has been obtained by or disclosed to the Employee  as
      a result of or otherwise in connection with the Employee's provision of
      services hereunder.   In accordance  with the  foregoing, the  Employee
      further agrees that the Employee will at no time retain or remove  from
      the premises  of  the  Company  records  of  any  kind  or  description
      whatsoever for any purpose unconnected  with the strict performance  of
      the Employee's  association  with  the  Company  for  any  reason,  the
      Employee will  promptly return  to the  Company  all lists,  books  and
      records of or  pertaining to the  Company's Businesses,  and all  other
      property belonging to the Company,  in the Employee's custody,  control
      or possession.

      In the  event  of a  breach  or threatened  breach  acted upon  by  the
      Employee of any of  the provisions of this  Section H, the Company,  in
      addition to and  not in  limitation of  any other  rights, remedies  or
      damages available to the Company at law or in equity, shall be entitled
      to preliminary and permanent injunctive relief  in order to prevent  or
      to restrain  any such  breach by  the Employee,  or by  the  Employee's
      partners,  agents,  representatives,  servants,  employers,   employees
      and/or any and all persons, directly or indirectly, acting for or  with
      the Employee.   The  provisions of  this Section  H shall  survive  the
      termination of this Agreement.

 I.   Covenants Against Competition:

      1.   The Employee  acknowledges  that  the Employee's  services  to  be
           rendered hereunder are  of a special  and unusual character  which
           have a  unique  value  to  Company, the  loss  of  which  may  not
           adequately be compensated by damages in an action at law, and

      2.   Employee will refrain from soliciting or attempting to solicit  to
           employ any employees of the Company or any of its subsidiaries, or
           committing any act the primary purpose  of which is to induce  any
           employee  of  the  Company  to  leave  the  Company's  employ,  or
           significantly interfere with,  disrupt or attempt  to disrupt  any
           past,  present   or  prospective   relationship,  contractual   or
           otherwise, relating to the Company's business activities,  between
           the Company and its customers and suppliers.

      3.   In view of the foregoing and of the confidential information to be
           obtain by or disclosed  to the Employee  as hereinabove set  forth
           (including, without limitation,  the confidential referral  source
           lists and  information  which  are  the  proprietary  property  of
           Company), and further as a material  inducement to the Company  to
           enter into this Agreement and pay to the Employee the compensation
           referred to in this Agreement,  the Employee covenants and  agrees
           that, during the term  of this Agreement and  for a period of  two
           (2) years after termination of  this Agreement including, but  not
           limited to,  the expiration  of  this Agreement  without  renewal,
           neither  the  Employee  nor  any  person  or  entity,  under   the
           Employee's own account or as agent, servant, partner, employee  or
           shareholder of  any corporation,  invest  in (other  than  passive
           'investments of 5% or less in publicly traded entities), manage or
           control any individual or  entity that is engaged  in the same  or
           similar business  as  the  Company anywhere  in  the  World.  This
           section shall apply only to transactions and situations arising or
           occurring after the date of this Agreement, and shall not apply to
           passive investments in entities  publicly traded over a  regulated
           securities exchange.

      4.   The Employee  covenants and  agrees that,  if the  Employee  shall
           violate any of the Employee's covenants or agreements provided for
           pursuant to  the  foregoing subsections  of  this Section  I,  the
           Company shall be entitled  to an accounting  and repayment of  all
           profits,  compensation,  commissions,  remunerations  or  benefits
           which the Employee directly or indirectly has realized and/or  may
           realize as a result of, growing  out of or in connection with  any
           such violation.

      5.   The foregoing covenants by the Employee  shall be construed as  an
           agreement independent  of  any  claim or  right  of  the  Employee
           hereunder.  The  existence or alleged  existence of  any claim  or
           cause of  action  by the  Employee  against the  Company,  whether
           predicted on this employment  relationship or otherwise, shall  in
           no event constitute a defense against  or waiver of the  Company's
           right to enforce the foregoing covenants.

 J.   Reasonableness of Restrictions

      1.   The Employee has carefully read  and considered the provisions  of
           Sections H  and I  hereof and,  having done  so, agrees  that  the
           restrictions and remedies set  forth in such sections  (including,
           but  not  limited  to,  the   time  period  of  restriction,   the
           geographical area of  restriction and the  damages and  injunctive
           relief  provisions  therein)  are  fair  and  reasonable  and  are
           reasonably required for  the protection  of the  interests of  the
           Company.

      2.   In the  event  that, notwithstanding  the  foregoing, any  of  the
           provisions of  Section H  or I  shall  be held  to be  invalid  or
           unenforceable, the remaining provisions thereof shall nevertheless
           continue to  be valid  and enforceable  as though  the invalid  or
           unenforceable parts had not been included  therein.  In the  event
           that any provision  of Section I  hereof relating  to time  period
           and/or area  of  restriction  shall be  declared  by  a  court  of
           competent jurisdiction to exceed the  maximum time period or  area
           such court  deems reasonable  and  enforceable, said  time  period
           and/or  area  of  restriction  shall  be  deemed  to  become   and
           thereafter be the maximum time period and/or area which such court
           deems reasonable and enforceable.

 K.   Notices:  Any  notice or document  required or desired  to be given  to
      either party herein shall be in  writing and shall be deemed given  (a)
      when  sent  registered  mail,  return  receipt  requested  and  postage
      prepaid, addressed to the party at the address indicated below (or such
      other address  as that  party may  hereafter  designate); or  (b)  when
      delivered personally to that party at said address:

      If to the Company:

      RehabCo, Inc.
      C/O American HealthChoice, Inc.
      4904 Cross Timbers Rd.
      Flower Mound, Texas 75028

      If to the Employee:

      Greg Westfall
      _______________________________
      _______________________________

 L.   Arbitration:  Any claim,  controversy or dispute  with respect to  this
      Agreement shall  be promptly submitted  to arbitration  ("Arbitration")
      for determination.  The Arbitration shall  be binding upon the  parties
      thereto, without a right by any party to a trial de novo in a court  of
      competent  jurisdiction,  and  shall  be conducted  under  the auspices
      of  the  American  Arbitration  Association  (herein  referred  to   as
      "Association") with venue  in Dallas County,  Texas, and in  accordance
      with its Commercial Arbitration Rules, however:

      1.   The party  seeking  Arbitration shall  give  written notice  of  a
           Demand to Arbitrate (herein referred to as "Demand") to the  other
           party and to  the Association; the  Demand shall  include (a)  the
           issues to be determined, (b) a copy of this arbitration  provision
           and c) the Association to designate three arbitrators;

      2.   Within ten (10) days after receipt of the Demand, the other  party
           shall give (a) written notice (herein referred  to as  "Response")
           to the party that demanded arbitration  and to the Association  of
           any  additional  issues  to be arbitrated.  (b) its answer  to the
           issues  raised  by  the party  that  sent  the  Demand  and c) its
           designation of a second arbitrator.

      3.   If a  Response designating  a second  arbitrator is  not  received
           within the aforesaid ten day time, the Association shall designate
           the second arbitrator forthwith.

      4.   The two  arbitrators  as  designated  pursuant  to  the  foregoing
           provisions shall then designate a third arbitrator within ten (10)
           days after the designation of the  second arbitrator.  If the  two
           arbitrators  cannot  agree  on   the  designation  of  the   third
           arbitrator  within  the   ten  day  time   period  allotted,   the
           Association shall designate the third arbitrator forthwith.

      5.   The arbitration panel  as thus designated  shall proceed with  the
           Arbitration by  giving  written  notice  to  all  parties  of  its
           proceedings and  hearings  in accordance  with  the  Association's
           applicable procedures.  The  Arbitration  shall  be  conducted  in
           accordance  with   the  Commercial   Arbitration  Rules   of   the
           Association except as modified by this Agreement.  The arbitrators
           shall follow and apply the substantive laws of the State of Texas,
           and, at all hearings  where evidence is  taken, they shall  follow
           and apply the rules of evidence as then in effect in the State  of
           Texas.  The  cost  of  the Arbitration  shall  be borne  and  paid
           equally between the parties thereto, but that cost, along with all
           other costs  and expenses,  including  attorneys' fees,  shall  be
           subject to award, in whole or in part by the arbitrators in  their
           discretion  to  the  prevailing   party  on  the  various   issues
           arbitrated.

      6.   Upon written  demand  on any  party  to the  Arbitration  for  the
           production of  documents reasonably  related to  the issues  being
           arbitrated, the  party  upon  which  such  demand  is  made  shall
           forthwith produce, or make  available for inspection and  copying,
           such  documents  without  the  necessity  of  any  action  by  the
           arbitrators.

      7.   The arbitrators shall have the power  to grant any and all  relief
           and remedies, whether at law or in equity, that the courts in  the
           State of Texas may grant.  The decision  of the arbitrators  shall
           be final  and may be enforced  by any  court having  jurisdiction.
           The  parties   to  this   Agreement  expressly   consent  to   the
           jurisdiction of the Association in Dallas Texas.

 M.   Miscellaneous

      1.   Further Assurances:   At any  time, and  from time  to time,  each
           party will  execute  such  additional instruments  and  take  such
           action as may be reasonably requested by the other party to  carry
           out the intent and purposes of this Agreement.

      2.   Costs and Expenses:  Each party hereto agrees to pay its own costs
           and  expenses   incurred  in   negotiating  this   Agreement   and
           consummating the transactions described herein.

      3.   Time:  Time is of the essence.

      4.   Entire Agreement:  This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement
           between the  parties hereto  with respect  to the  subject  matter
           hereof.   It  supersedes   all  prior  negotiations,  letters  and
           understandings relating to the subject matter hereof.

      5.   Amendment:  This  Agreement may  not be  amended, supplemented  or
           modified in whole or  in part except by  an instrument in  writing
           signed by the  party or parties  against whom  enforcement of  any
           such amendment, supplement or modification is sought.

      6.   Assignment:   This Agreement  may not  be  assigned to  any  party
           hereto without prior written consent of the other party.

      7.   Choice  of  Law  Venue,  Jurisdiction:   This  Agreement  will  be
           interpreted, construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of
           the State  of Texas.   Both  parties agree  that venue  is  Dallas
           County, Texas and both parties agree to submit to jurisdiction  in
           State of Texas.

      8.   Headings:  The section and  subsection headings in this  Agreement
           are inserted for convenience only and shall not affect in any  way
           the meaning or interpretation of this Agreement.

      9.   Pronouns:  All pronouns and any variations thereof shall be deemed
           to refer to the masculine, feminine, neuter, singular or plural as
           the context may require.

      10.  Number and Gender:   Words used in  this Agreement, regardless  of
           the number  and  gender specifically  used,  shall be  deemed  and
           construed to include any other number, singular or plural, and any
           other gender,  masculine,  feminine  or  neuter,  as  the  context
           indicates is appropriate.

      11.  Construction:  The parties hereto participated in the  preparation
           of this Agreement;  therefore, this Agreement  shall be  construed
           neither against nor  in favor of  any of the  parties hereto,  but
           rather in accordance with the fair meaning thereof.

      12.  Effect of Waiver:  The failure of  any party at any time or  times
           to require performance of any provision of this Agreement will  in
           no manner affect the right to enforce the same.  The waiver by any
           party of any breach of any provision of this Agreement will not be
           construed to  be a  waiver by  any such  party of  any  succeeding
           breach of that provision or a  waiver by such party of any  breach
           of any other provision.

      13.  Severabilily:  The invalidity,  illegality or unenforceability  of
           any provision  or  provisions  of this Agreement will  not  affect
           any  other  provision of this Agreement, which will remain in full
           force   and  effect,  nor  will  the  invalidity,  illegality   or
           unenforceability of a portion of  any provision of this  Agreement
           affect the balance  of such provision.  In the event that any  one
           or more  of the  provisions contained  in  this Agreement  or  any
           portion thereof  shall  for any  reason  be held  to  be  invalid,
           illegal or unenforceable in any  respect, this Agreement shall  be
           reformed, construed and  enforced as if  such invalid, illegal  or
           unenforceable provision had never been contained herein.

      14.  Enforcement:    Should  it  become  necessary  for  any  party  to
           institute legal action to enforce the terms and conditions of this
           Agreement,  the  successful  party  will  be  awarded   reasonable
           attorneys' fees at  all trial and  appellate levels, expenses  and
           costs.

      15.  Binding Nature:   This  Agreement will  be binding  upon and  will
           inure to the benefit  of any successor  successors of the  parties
           hereto.

      16.  No Third-Party  Beneficiaries:   No  person  shall  be  deemed  to
           possess  any  third-party  beneficiary  right  pursuant  to   this
           agreement.  It is the intent of the parties hereto that no  direct
           benefit to any third-party is intended or implied by the execution
           of this Agreement.

      17.  Counterparts:   This  Agreement  maybe executed  in  one  or  more
           counterparts, each of which will be deemed an original and all  of
           which together will constitute one and the same instrument.

 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the  parties hereto have executed  this Agreement as  of
 the day and year first above written.

 EMPLOYEE:                     COMPANY:
 /s/ Greg Westfall             /s/ Dr. J. W. Stucki
 -------------------------     ----------------------------
 Greg Westfall                 Dr. J.W. Stucki, ChairmanEX 10.8

                              CONSORTIUM AGREEMENT

              This  Academic  Consortium  Agreement  made as of the  21st day of
October  2004 (the  "Effective  Date") by and between  Sonoma  College,  Inc., a
California  corporation  having its  principal  place of  business at 1304 South
Point Boulevard.  Suite280,  Petaluma California 95442 ('"Sonoma") and Biohealth
College, Inc., a California corporation,  having its principal place of business
at 2665 N. 1st Street,  Suite 102, San Jose,  California 95134 ('"Biohealth" and
together with Sonoma, the "Parties" and each individually, a "Party").

              WHEREAS   each  of  the  Parties  has   developed   and   created,
educational,  proprietary degree and/or  certificate  programs (each a "Program"
and collectively,  "Programs") which incorporate intellectual property and other
proprietary  rights of such  Party,  including  without  limitation  Content (as
defined herein); and

              WHEREAS,  Sonoma has developed  proprietary  technology to deliver
its  general   educational  courses  to  students  which  consists  of  software
methodologies  and other  proprietary  technologies,  methods,  plug-ins,  trade
secrets and know-how (the "Sonoma Platform"): and

              WHEREAS,  the  Parties  wish to form an academic  consortium  (the
"Consortium") to provide select Sonoma operated Programs at Biohealth's campuses
in the form of  "satellite  programs"  authorized  and  approved by the State of
California's Bureau of Private Post-secondary Vocation Education ("BPPVE"); and

              WHEREAS,  the  Parties  agree that this  Consortium  will focus on
providing  Sonoma's Associate of Applied Science degree in Homeland Response and
Emergency (HREM) program at a campus owned and/or operated by Biohealth.

              NOW.  THEREFORE,  in  consideration  of the  premises,  the mutual
covenants and agreements herein contained and other valuable consideration,  the
receipt,  adequacy and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged,  the Parties
covenant and agree as follows:

            I.   DEFINITIONS.

               "Content" means text, pictures,  sound, graphics,  video and data
 provided by a Party to the other Party,  as such materials may be modified from
 time to time.

              "INTELLECTUAL  PROPERTY"  means any and all now known or hereafter
known tangible and  intangible:  (a) rights  associated with works of authorship
throughout the universe,  including but not limited to copyrights, moral rights,
and mask-works,  (b) trademark,  servicemark,  trade dress and trade name rights
and similar rights,  (c) trade secret rights, (d) patents,  designs,  algorithms
and  other  industrial  property  rights,  and (e) all  other  intellectual  and
industrial property rights (of every kind and nature throughout the universe and
however  designated  (including  without  limitation logos,  "rental" rights and
rights to remuneration), whether arising by operation of law, contract, license,
or otherwise, and all registrations, initial applications, renewals, extensions,
continuations, divisions or reissues hereof now or hereafter in force (including
any rights in any of the foregoing).

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            II.  RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTIES.

              A. During the Term, the Parties shall cooperate with each other to
identify certain  Programs,  that are currently offered by one Party through its
facilities but not by the other Party,  that the Parties mutually agree would be
in their  respective  best  interests to also make  available  through the other
Party's facilities as a satellite program ("Satellite Program").

              B. For each Program identified  pursuant to Paragraph II. A above,
the Parties shall  complete and sign a separate  Program  specification  (each a
"PROGRAM  SPECIFICATION"  ) which shall reference this Agreement,  and each such
signed Program  Specification  shall be attached as an Exhibit to this Agreement
and become a part of this  Agreement.  It is understood,  however,  that neither
Party is  obligated  to license the use of a Program or any Content to the other
Party  until,  unless,  and only to the extent that a Program  Specification  is
signed by both Parties.

              C. Each Program  Specification  shall  describe  the Program,  the
responsibilities of each of the Parties in connection with the Satellite Program
("Responsibilities"),  any  Content,  to be  delivered  to the  other  Party  in
connection  with  the  Satellite  Program  ("Delrverables"),  and  me  effective
commencement date for the Satellite Program ("Program  Commencement Date"). Each
of the Parties  shall use its best efforts to perform its  Responsibilities  and
deliver the  Deliverables  in  accordance  with the  schedules  set forth in the
Program  Specification.  Each party  recognizes that time is of the essence with
respect to all aspects of this agreement and the subject matter hereof.

            III. GRANT OF LICENSE.

              A. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement,  each of
the   Parties   shall   grant  the  other   Party  a   limited,   non-exclusive,
non-transferable,  worid-wide  license  ("License")  to use any Content  that it
provides to the other Party  pursuant  to this  Agreement,  solely to the extent
expressly  set forth in the  applicable  Program  Specification  (the  "Intended
Use").  All fields of use not  expressly  included  within the  Intended Use are
specifically  excluded  from the scope of the License.  In no event will a Party
remove or alter any  proprietary  notice of the other Party, or any third party,
contained  on or any of the  Content  without the prior  written  consent of the
Party that provided such Content.

            IV.  CONFIDENTIALITY.

              A.  Confidential  Information.  "CONFIDENTIAL  INFORMATION"  shall
include all information and data furnished by one Party to the other, whether in
oral, written,  graphic or machine-readable  form, including without limitation,
code (source and object)  specifications,  user,  operations or systems manuals,
diagrams,  graphs,  models,  sketches,  technical data,  flow charts,  research,
business  or  financial  information,  plans,  strategies,  forecasts,  forecast
assumptions, business practices, marketing information and material, student and
suppliers names and data, proprietary ideas, concepts,  know-how,  methodologies
and all other  information  related  to the  disclosing  party's  business.  For
purposes of this Agreement,  Confidential Information shall not include, and the
obligations provided

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hereunder  shall not  apply to,  information  that:  (a) is now or  subsequently
becomes generally available to the public through no fault of the recipient; (b)
recipient can demonstrate  was rightfully in its possession  prior to disclosure
by the other party; (c) is independently  developed by the recipient without the
use of any Confidential  Information  provided by the other party; (d) recipient
rightfully  obtained or obtains  from a third  party who has the right,  without
obligation to the other party, to transfer or disclose such information;  or (e)
is released or approved for release by the other party without restriction.

              B. Care and Protection. Each party shall protect the other party's
Confidential  Information  using at least the same standard of care that applies
to its own  similar  Confidential  Information,  but not less than a  reasonable
standard of care.

              C.  Exceptions.  Either  party  may  disclose  the  other  party's
Confidential  Information as required by any order of any government  authority,
or otherwise  as required by law, or as necessary to establish  and enforce that
party's  rights  under  this  Agreement.  Before  disclosing  the other  party's
Confidential  Information  for such purpose,  reasonable  effort must be made to
notify the other party of the  circumstances,  and the parties  shall  cooperate
with each  other to obtain  protection  for the  confidentiality  thereof to the
extend available.

              D. Term of Confidentiality. Each party's obligation to protect the
other  party's  Confidential  Information  shall expire five (5) years after the
date of each respective disclosure thereof.

                      All of the  provisions of this  paragraph IV shall survive
any termination of this Agreement.

            V.   OWNERSHIP

              A. Each party  acknowledges  and agrees  that it does not have any
claim, right, title or interest in or to the other party's Intellectual Property
except as explicitly  provided  herein.  Further,  each party  acknowledges  and
agrees  that it will use the  other  party's  Intellectual  Property  solely  as
expressly  permitted  under this Agreement and in a manner  consistent  with the
terms and conditions of this Agreement. Nothing contained in this Agreement will
give  either  party  any  right,  title or  interest  in or to any  Intellectual
Property of the other party,  except for the limited  rights  expressly  granted
hereunder.  Each party  acknowledges  and agrees  that the other  party (and its
licensors,  if  applicable)  has  complete  authority  to control the use of its
Intellectual  Property.   Nothing  in  this  Agreement  contemplates  the  joint
development,  joint works of authorship, or joint ownership of any Intellectual-
Property,  and this Agreement  shall not be construed so as to effect such joint
development, joint works of authorship or joint ownership. If the parties desire
to engage in any joint development efforts during the Term, the ownership rights
of such  developments  will be  established in a writing signed by an authorized
member  of each  party and  amended  to this  Agreement.  Without  limiting  the
foregoing, any Content provided by Sonoma to Biohealth pursuant to the Agreement
("Sonoma Content"), the Sonoma Platform and all associated Intellectual Property
rights are, and will remain,  the sole and  exclusive  property of Sonoma or its
third-party licensors, and no license, right, title, interest in and/or to the

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Sonoma Content or Sonoma Platform is granted to Biohealth except as set forth in
this  Agreement.  Likewise,  any Content or Platform  provided by  Biohealth  to
Sonoma  pursuant  to the  Agreement  ("Biohealth  Content")  and all  associated
intellectual  property  rights  are,  and will  remain,  the sole and  exclusive
property of Biohealth,  and no license,  right, title, interest in and/or to the
Biohealth Content is granted to Sonoma except as set forth in this Agreement.

              All of the  provisions  of  this  paragraph  V shall  survive  any
termination of this Agreement.

            VI.  FEES, PAYMENT AND RELATED MATTERS.

              A. All  tuition  and all other  fees  payable by or on behalf of a
student in  connection  with a Satellite  Program  (collectively,  the  "Tuition
Fees"),  shall be  collected  by the Party  that  maintains  administration  and
academic  oversight of the Satellite Program and associated Program as set forth
in the Program  Specification (the "Program  Administrator").  The Parties agree
that the Party  collecting  the  Tuition  Fees  shall  pay to the other  Party a
percentage  (the  "Fee  Percentage")  of the Net Fees  received  by the  Program
Administrator in connection with the Satellite Program, such percentage shall be
mutually  agreed  between the Parties  and set forth in the  applicable  Program
Specification.  "Net Fees"  means the  Tuition  Fees  actually  received  by the
Program Administrator less any applicable taxes, duties,  discounts,  refunds or
credits,  provided  that any  discounts  or credits are in  accordance  with the
Program Administrator's standard policies.

              B.  The  Program  Administrator  shall,  in its  sole  discretion,
determine  the  amount of Tuition  Fee and any other fees that are  payable by a
student enrolled in a Satellite Program;  provided,  however the Tuition Fee and
any other  fees shall be set forth in the  Program  Specification.  The  Program
Administrator  may, in its sole  discretion,  amend the Tuition  Fee;  provided,
however, that it shall not change the Tuition Fee for any academic semester that
has already commenced, and that it shall provide the other Party with sixty (60)
days advance notice, in writing, prior to making any such change.

              C. Within  twenty (20) days after the end of each  calendar  month
during the Term, the Program  Administrator shall deliver to the other Party the
Fee Percentage of the Net Fees together with a certificate of a duly  authorized
and responsible employee of the Program  Administrator setting forth the Net Fee
calculations  during  such  calendar  month  and any and all  other  information
necessary for the determination of Tuition Fees payable to the other Party under
this Agreement.

              D. The  Parties  agree to review the Fee  Percentage  set forth in
each Program  Specification each calendar quarter of the Term; Any amendments to
a Fee  Percentage  shall not be effective  unless it is stated in writing and is
executed on behalf of each Party.

              E. The Program Administrator will keep such records as will enable
the Fees payable hereunder to be accurately  determined by the other Party. Such
records  will be retained by the Program  Administrator  and made  available  to
auditors selected by the

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other Party for examination at the request and at the expense of the other Party
during reasonable business hours at the offices of the Program  Administrator as
set forth in the Program  Specification  for a period of at least five (5) years
after the date of the transactions to which the records relate. Any confidential
information  obtained by such  auditors  regarding  the  business of the Program
Administrator  shall be held in strict confidence by such auditors and the other
Party,  except as may be necessary to prosecute an action to collect  Fees.  The
Program shall reimburse the other Party for the costs of such audit if the audit
determines that the Fees due as stated in any such certificate is understated by
more than five percent (5%).

            VII. WARRANTIES AND COVENANTS.

              A.  Each  Party  does  hereby  represent  and  warrant  that  this
Agreement  has been duly and validly  authorized  and  executed by it and is its
valid and binding obligation.  Each party further warrants that the execution of
this  Agreement  does not,  and with the passage of time,  will not,  materially
conflict  with or  constitute  a breach under any other  agreement,  judgment of
instrument to which it is currently a party or by which it is currently bound.

              B.  Each  Party  does  hereby  represent  and  warrant  that it is
authorized by the state in which its campuses are located to provide each of the
Program(s) and Satellite Program(s) set forth on a Program  Specification in the
manner required by this Agreement.

              C. Each Party does hereby represent and warrant to the other Party
that:  (i) it has the right to grant the license to use its Content  without the
other Party directly or indirectly  being required to pay a royalty to any third
party; (ii) to the best of its knowledge, use of its Content or any part thereof
will not  infringe  upon or  violate  the  intellectual-property,  publicity  or
privacy  rights of any third party;  (iii) to its  knowledge  any of its Content
will not be defamatory,  lewd,  pornographic  or obscene;  (iv) to its knowledge
that its Content will be in compliance  with all  applicable  laws, and will not
violate any laws  regarding  unfair  competition,  anti-discrimination  or false
advertising;  (iv) no claim by any third party  contesting  the  validity of any
intellectual  property  rights  in the  Content  has  been  made,  is  currently
outstanding or, to the best knowledge of the Party, is threatened, and the Party
has not  received  any  notice  of and is not aware of any fact  indicating  any
infringement,  misappropriation  or  violation  by  others  of any  intellectual
property  rights in its  Content;  (v) to its  knowledge  its  Content  will not
contain any virus, worm, "trojan horse",  time bomb or similar  contaminating or
destructive  feature  ; and  (vi) it will not  knowingly  infringe  the  patent,
copyright or other proprietary rights in the other Party's Content nor knowingly
assist others in doing so.

              D. EXCEPT AS STATED HEREIN, THE SONOMA PLATFORM IS LICENSED AS-IS.
IT IS  UNDERSTOOD  THAT  SONOMA  IS  NOT  MAKING  AND  EXPRESSLY  DISCLAIMS  ANY
REPRESENTATIONS  OR WARRANTIES  THAT THE USE OF ANY OTHER PRODUCT MADE BY OR FOR
BIOHEALTH,  EXCEPT THAT "THE SONOMA  PLATFORM" AS CONTAINED IN THE  DELIVERABLES
AND STANDING ALONE, WELL NOT INFRINGE THE PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS,

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TRADEMARKS OR OTHER PROPRIETARY PROPERTY RIGHTS OF ANY THIRD PARTY.

              E. EXCEPT AS STATED HEREIN, EACH PARTY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND
ALL WARRANTIES OR GUARANTEES OF ANY KIND WHATSOEVER,  EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,
INCLUDING WITHOUT  LIMITATION ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

              F.  REGARDLESS OF WHETHER ANY REMEDY HEREIN FAILS OF ITS ESSENTIAL
PURPOSE,  IN NO EVENT WILL EITHER PARTY BE LIABLE FOR ANY  INCIDENTAL,  SPECIAL,
EXEMPLARY,  PUNITIVE,  INDIRECT  OR  CONSEQUENTIAL  DAMAGES  ARISING  OUT  OF OR
RELATING  IN ANY WAY TO  THIS  AGREEMENT,  THE  CONTENT  OR THE USE OF THE  SAME
(INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, DAMAGES FOR LOST INFORMATION, LOST SAVINGS, LOST
PROFITS OR  BUSINESS  INTERRUPTION),  EVEN IF SUCH PARTY HAS BEEN  INFORMED,  IS
AWARE, OR SHOULD BE OR HAS BEEN AWARE, OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.

              All of the  provisions  of this  paragraph  V13 shall  survive any
termination of this Agreement.

              VIII. INDEMNIFICATION.

              A.  GENERAL.  Each party agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the
other and its affiliates,  and their respective officers,  agents and employees,
from and against any and all loss,  liability and expense (including  reasonable
attorneys' fees) suffered or incurred  (collectively  "Damages")by reason of any
third party claims,  proceedings or suits based on or arising out of: (i) breach
of  its  representations  and  warranties  hereunder,  or  (ii)  any  claim  for
infringement of any third party patent,  copyright,  trade secret,  trademark or
other  proprietary  right.  Indemnification  shall apply provided that the party
seeking  indemnification  has given the indemnifying party prompt written notice
of any such claim,  permits the indemnifying  party to defend the claim and have
sole control over such defense, including appeals and all negotiations to affect
settlement,  and gives the  indemnifying  party all  available  information  and
assistance as is reasonably necessary for the defense.

              B.  REMEDIES.  If  either  party  believes  that any  Intellectual
Property licensed or provided under this Agreement has become, or in the opinion
of such party may  become,  the subject of a claim for  infringement,  the party
may, at its election  and expense:  (i) procure for the other party the right to
continue  using the same,  or (ii) replace or modify the same so that it becomes
non-infringing.  The party shall elect one of the above remedies in the event of
a  preliminary  or permanent  court order  prohibiting  use of the  Intellectual
Property on a temporary or  permanent  basis.  This section  states each party's
entire right and liability  and sole and  exclusive  remedies with regard to any
intellectual property infringement.

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              All of the  provisions  of this  paragraph  VIII shall survive any
termination of this Agreement.

              IX. TERM AND TERMINATION.

              A. Term. The term of this  Agreement  shall be for a period of two
(2) years from the Effective Date (the "Initial  Term").  Upon expiration of the
Initial  Term,  this  Agreement  shall renew for  successive  two (2) year terms
unless  either  Party shall give the other  notice of its desire not to so renew
the  term  no  less  than  ninety  (90)  days  prior  to the  expiration  of the
then-current  two (2) year term (the Initial  Term and each such  renewal  term,
collectively, the "Term").

              B.  Termination  for  Cause.   Either  party  may  terminate  this
Agreement during the Term as follows:

                  (i) in the  event of a  breach  by the  other  Party of any of
material term  (including  obligation to pay) of this Agreement if the breaching
Party fails to correct or cure the breach  within thirty (30) days after receipt
of written  notice  stating the nature of the breach,  the  non-breaching  Party
shall have the option to: (i) continue this Agreement  until the end of the then
current student term; or (ii) immediately terminate this Agreement.

                  (ii) the other Party is declared  insolvent  or  bankrupt,  or
makes an  assignment  of  substantially  all of its  assets  for the  benefit of
creditors,  or a receiver is appointed or any  proceeding is demanded by, for or
against the other party under any provision of the federal Bankruptcy Act or any
amendment to that Act that is not terminated within thirty (30) days.

              C. Effect of Termination  for Cause.  Upon  Termination for Cause,
the terminated  Party shall  indemnify the other Party for any Damages by reason
arising out of such parties breach or insolvency.

              D. Effect of Expiration of the Term or Termination  without Cause.
Upon  termination or expiration of the Term for any reason other than for Cause,
all  rights  and  obligations  of the  parties  under  this  Agreement  shall be
extinguished,  except that: (a) all accrued payment obligations  hereunder shall
survive  such  termination  or  expiration;  and (b) any  provisions  which must
survive in order to give effect to their meaning,  shall survive the completion,
expiration, termination or cancellation of this Agreement.

              E. Within ten (10) days of the date of  termination  or expiration
of this Agreement,  each Party shall return to the other Party any  Deliverables
received by such Party pursuant to this Agreement or otherwise.

              X.    MARKETING

              A. Press Release. The Parties will jointly develop a press release
announcing this Agreement and the activities  contemplated hereunder which shall
be issued

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  at a time  mutually  determined  by the  Parties.  Prior to  issuance  of this
  initial press release,  neither party shall issue any press release on its own
  or make any public  statement,  written,  oral, or otherwise,  regarding  this
  Agreement and the activities contemplated hereunder, without the other Party's
  prior written approval.

              B.  Marketing.  Following  issuance of the initial press  release,
each party has the right to  indicate  publicly  that it has  entered  into this
Agreement  and may  promote the other  Party on its  respective  Web site and in
marketing materials,  provided that each party will submit such materials to the
other  Party for prior  approval,  which shall not be  unreasonably  withheld or
delayed.  The parties may also jointly engage in public relations,  trade shows,
trade  associations and other marketing  activities in support of the launch and
ongoing promotion of this Agreement as they mutually determine.

            XI.    MISCELLANEOUS.

              A. Any assignment by the Licensee  requires the written consent of
the  Licensor.  Any  transfer  by the  Licensor  of the rights  licensed in this
Agreement  shall be subject to all  provisions of the present  Agreement and the
Licensor shall so notify the Licensee.

              B.  The  headings  and  captions  used in this  Agreement  are for
convenience only and are not to be used in the interpretation of this Agreement.

              C. The  failure  of either  Party to  require  performance  of any
provision of this Agreement shall not affect the right to  subsequently  require
the performance of such or any other provision of this Agreement.  The waiver of
either Party of a breach of any provision  shall not be deemed to be a waiver of
any subsequent  breach of that  provision or any subsequent  breach of any other
provision of this Agreement.

              D. The  Parties  are  independent  contractors  and  engage in the
operation  of their own  respective  businesses.  Neither  Party is the agent or
employee  of the  other  Party  for  any  purpose  whatsoever.  Nothing  in this
Agreement shall be construed to establish a relationship of co-partners or joint
venturers between the two Parties. Neither Party has the authority to enter into
any  contract  or to assume any  obligation  for the other  Party or to make any
warranties or representations on behalf of the other Party.

              E. If any provision of this  Agreement is, or is determined to be,
invalid,  illegal or unenforceable,  all remaining  provisions of this Agreement
shall  nevertheless  remain in full force and effect,  and no  provision of this
Agreement  shall be deemed to- be dependent  upon any provision so determined to
be invalid,  illegal or unenforceable  unless otherwise  expressly  provided for
herein.  Should any provision of this  Agreement be found or held to be invalid,
illegal or  unenforceable,  in whole or in part,  such provision shall be deemed
amended to render it  enforceable  in  accordance  with the spirit and intent of
this Agreement

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              F. This  Agreement has been entered  into,  delivered and is to be
governed by, construed,  interpreted and enforced in accordance with the laws of
the State of California  (without giving reference to choice-of-law  provisions)
from time to time in effect.

              G. If a dispute  arises out of or relates to this Agreement and if
said dispute cannot be settled through direct discussions,  the Parties agree to
first  endeavor  to settle  the  dispute  in an  amicable  manner  by  mediation
administered  by the  American  Arbitration  Association  under  its  commercial
mediation rules ofJAMS/Endispute  ("JAMS"),  with the following exceptions if in
conflict:  (a) one  arbitrator  shall be chosen by JAMS;  (b) each  party to the
arbitration  will  pay  its pro  rata  share  of the  expenses  and  fees of the
arbitrator, together with other expenses of the arbitration incurred or approved
by the  arbitrator;  and (c) arbitration may proceed in the absence of any party
if  written  notice  (pursuant  to  the  JAMS'  rules  and  regulations)  of the
proceedings  has been given to such  party.  The  parties  agree to abide by all
decisions and awards  rendered in such  proceedings.  Such  decisions and awards
rendered by the  arbitrator  shall be final and conclusive and may be entered in
any court having jurisdiction thereof as a basis of judgment and of the issuance
of execution for its collection. The Parties hereby consent to the non-exclusive
jurisdiction  of the courts of the State of  California  or to any Federal Court
located within the State of California  for any action arising out of,  relating
to. or in connection with, this Agreement, and to service of process in any such
action by  registered  mail,  return  receipt  requested,  or by any other means
provided by law.  Notwithstanding  anything contained herein to the contrary, in
the event of an  arbitration  proceeding or litigation  brought  pursuant to the
terms of this Agreement,  the prevailing  Party shall be entitled to recover all
costs of such proceeding or litigation (including reasonable attorney fees) from
the other Party.

              H. This Agreement  contains the entire and exclusive  agreement of
the Parties with respect to its subject  matter.  This Agreement  supersedes any
agreements  and  understandings,  whether  written or oral,  entered into by the
Parties  prior to its  effective  date and  relating to its subject  matter.  No
modification  or amendment  of this  Agreement  shall be effective  unless it is
stated in writing,  specifically refers hereto and is executed on behalf of each
Party.

              I. Any notices  required to be given or  delivered to either party
under the terms of this  Agreement will be in writing and addressed to the party
at the address and  telephone  number  indicated  below or such other address or
telephone number as the party may designate,  in writing, from time to time. All
notices  will be deemed to have  been  given or  delivered  upon:  (i)  personal
delivery;  (ii) two (2)  business  days after  deposit  with any return  receipt
express courier (prepaid);  or (iii) one (1) business day after transmission and
confirmed^ receipt by telecopier.

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      If to Sonoma:

      1304 South Point Blvd. Suite 280 Petaluma, CA 94954

      Attention: John Stalcup, President
      Fax:(707)283-0808

      If to Biohealth:

      2665 N. 1st Street, Suite 102 San Jose,
      CAPS 134 Attention: Sam Shirazi, CEO

      Fax:(408)428-0218

              J. Except for failures to make any payment when due, neither Party
hereto  shall be  liable  to the  other  for  failure  or delay in  meeting  any
obligations  hereunder  as the result of strikes,  lockouts,  war.  Acts of God,
fire, flood or acts of government, if beyond the control of such Party.

              K. This  Agreement  may be executed  in two or more  counterparts,
each of which  shall be  deemed  an  original  and all of which  together  shall
constitute one instrument.

              IN WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the  Parties  hereto have set their hands by
their  duly  authorized  representatives  as of the day  and  year  first  above
written.

Sonoma College, me                   '     Biohealth College, Inc.

 BY:    /s/                         BY:    /s/

 Name: John Stalcup, Ph.D.                    Name: Sam Shirazi Title: President

 Title: Chief Executive Officer

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