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To: dch who wrote (11519)	6/7/1998 4:54:00 AM
From: Kurt_Ruckus	Respond to of 50264

Good morning/night.... Just checking in...... k

To: dch who wrote (11519)	6/7/1998 10:17:00 AM
From: shust	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50264

Dedrick, I don't know how to send PM's so everyone will get to read this. Sorry I havn't been able to make it to DGIV's office in Moscow yet. I still hope to get there in the next two weeks. I'm assuming that everyone is excited about DGIV's PSTN to the the internet gateway. I've been told that Gateway's are only part of the whole equation, but this is a very hot area. Would you be able to tell me what is unique about DGIV's gateways? I've asked a friend who works for a networking co. and he said that there are lots of players trying to get into this area, but everything is still in the early stages. I worry about the likes of Cisco, Lucent etc. but know that if DGIV has a great product they can become a huge co. It seems that they might be a possible aquistion target if there product(s) are good. We all know how the big boys like to gobble up the up and coming companies. Once again I really don't know much about this company. I'm trying to learn, but am tied up with other investments. Still read this thread everyday. Once I figure out the personal mail stuff I will talk more about the Russian market and the oil drillers. Take care, shust

To: dch who wrote (11519)	6/7/1998 10:24:00 AM
From: Moonglow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50264

Hi Dedrick! Don't feel bad about leaving me alone. By the time you posted, I was already in dreamland....dreamin' about DGIV and all the WONDERFUL things it will be doing over the next year. I convinced one of my cousins yesterday to buy some shares on Monday morning. I figure that the other cousin who has already bought, and I shouldn't be the only ones to end up RICH in the family. Juanita

To: dch who wrote (11519)	6/7/1998 12:07:00 PM
From: Charliss	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50264

Dear Dedrick, I could hardly believe my eyes, nor contain my excitement, when I saw the appearance of bunny slippers, and the value placed on them, in this ship. This is indeed wonderful! My own three pairs of bunny slippers are always right there, proudly positioned with my high heels, flats, sneakers, sandals, espadrilles ...I have them in white, soft pink, and powder blue. While they are wonderful to wear around the house with jammies, nighties, or sweats, they also lend a different experience of identity when worn out to, oh, say, a nightclub for an evening of dancing. Have you ever done this? I did this just this last winter: I wore a nice soft blue, long flannel nightgown under my coat, and carried my bunny slippers in a tote so I could slip out of my winter boots and into the bunnies upon arrival. My date received as much attention as the slippers. I am sure many wondered: what kind of man would be seen thusly? Obviously, a highly evolved man....hehehe... I believe that fluffy bunny slippers with long floppy ears have the potential to transform the world. They can do this simply by making it a cozier place. I am happy to see them here in this particular space of technological sophistication, for they speak of a completeness and balance that is too often missing in such environments. I would say that here, right here in this place, I have found a community of investors and lovers who have already begun the important work of offering the world a new model, a new context in which the too often neglected can find safe expression and thus the opportunity to present gifts to the world... Supposedly, Buddha's last words to his friends were "Do your best." I have always taken this to mean that we are to "do" that which comes from ones deepest sense of self, from ones heart, and that when one acts thusly one is doing ones Best. Sometimes, this manifests as bunny slippers. Best, Charliss