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To: Rickmas who wrote (1844)	7/10/1999 12:01:00 AM
From: wpckr	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2513

I agree with a lot of what you say, Rick. Sometime ago I outlined the conversion in a very similar way. The regional economic disruptions this will cause are of such magnitude that I am still quite concerned about what will materialize between nations and regions as a direct result of them. Many regions and groups (some of significant ethnic homogeneity) will be adversely affected. I understand that there is considerable natural gas in the Middle East and on the Pacific Rim. Will we buy from them or use up our own? In your opinion of course.

To: Rickmas who wrote (1844)	7/10/1999 5:04:00 AM
From: Sid Turtlman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2513

Rickmas: "Natural gas can be mixed with pure hydrogen. Systems that operate on natural gas can be easily modified to accept this mixture." I've seen this mentioned before, but don't know anything about it. Is this actually being done in any natural gas pipeline yet? Is the H2 a liquid when mixed with the natural gas, or done as a gas at normal temperatures? I know that one of the problems of dealing with H2 is that, because the molecules are so small, anything containing it must be well sealed; are the pipelines sealed enough as is, or must they be modified to prevent the hydrogen from escaping? Also, when H2 gets mixed in, does it stay mixed in the same ratio, or might different customers end up with different H2 concentrations, depending on where they were on the pipeline? While mixing in H2 would be a plus for fuel cells, would it be a negative for products that currently consume pipeline natural gas? For example, would home appliances run just as well with the mix as they do on plain old pipeline gas? Would that continue to be the case as the percentage of H2 increased? Thanks.

To: Rickmas who wrote (1844)	7/14/1999 2:43:00 PM
From: Scoobah	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2513

Big action in DCHT so far today, trading 190,000 shares with an hour and a half to go. If today's close is higher than yesterday's, it would qualify as a " key reversal ", the first truly positive indication of a bottom. Of course, it would require a breakout from this range to be validated. DISCLAIMER: This is a technical report based on the way I read the chart, and is not an indicator of fundamental events. I have also been a consultant to DCH in the past, may be in the future, and have been compensated with 100,000 shares of stock, and $ 5,000.