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To: Toni who wrote (6792)	7/16/1998 5:20:00 AM
From: De Peepster	Respond to of 19331

Dear Toni, You are correct, was a general statement. Progress impeded by nasty weather as far as pulling goes, but spray doing the work and they are fading fast, easy pickings for next session. Have a Texan coming to visit, better get ready for DCTC dog & pony show, put some of that oil money to good use, tee hee. Have a great Thursday ,,,,,,,,,,,, DP

To: Toni who wrote (6792)	7/16/1998 12:09:00 PM
From: James Harold Alton	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 19331

Hi Toni, I have been reading your posts on different BB's for about 6 years now and I cannot remember even one cross word in your posts. You have always been supportive and considerate of other posters even when their agendas or perceptions differed from your own and I am glad to have your input here. It's unfortunate that Peep has taken to picking at DCI shareholders as I used to find her posts quite entertaining. I don't know what has upset her but I hope that the condition passes. This has put me in the unfortunate position of just not wanting to respond to any posts she directs at me as I just don't want to further any unneeded negative discussion. Back to business, the TL is showing continued steady accumulation, which makes the 4th trading day in a row that this has happened. It's frustrating to see all of this buying with no movement, but we have been in this situation before in the past and have always gotten past it. From my recollection, each time we were finally able to absorb the block of shares being sold we moved up shortly afterwards. Earlier this week, OLIE backed off to 1.813 for about 10 minutes and we moved up to that level right away. Hang in there, and I hope that you get the rest of the shares you wanted. (G) James