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To: LT who wrote (6621)	7/7/1998 11:35:00 PM
From: Ken Salaets	Respond to of 19331

Lou, all I can say is that I hope I can get my hands on whatever it is everyone else has been drinking! Sheeesh! Take two aspirin and get some sleep! ggg. Ken

To: LT who wrote (6621)	7/7/1998 11:59:00 PM
From: James Harold Alton	Respond to of 19331

Lou, On that subject I hear that the older we get, the more implants we tend to need too! (GGGGGG) (something to unlook forward to) Level 3, yes now that would be the cat's meow, perhaps someday that can be implanted too! (GGG) (along with a wireless link to your broker GG) Just think of all of the money we will be making when we get that advanced. (GG) Thanks for all of your help and input over the years there MH. I realize that some others new to this BB have not had the privilige of your insights and it's their loss. DCTC has been a great long term pick with respect to the integrity/abilities of management and the verifiable rapid growth in revenues the company has experienced over the past years. As you pointed out in an earlier note, if it were not for the millions of shares sold into the float by certain CC shareholders, I think that we could have added stock price as another reason DCTC has been a great pick, but then the game isn't over till it's over. As bad as things look right now for our stock price, I still believe that if we could ever get this stock moving and the overhead truly dried up, that things could get most interesting. Will this happen before Joe ends up selling the company? It will be a shame if it doesn't happen but in the end perhaps does not matter all that much. Keep the annual fishing lies coming, (GGGGG) James