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To: ernie de la fuente who wrote (6854)	7/19/1998 11:30:00 PM
From: Colin Cody	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19331

ernie, funny, your "investment group of friends are sellers", but you say "DCTC is to be a windfall". This way your deep thoughts /recommendations make you a hindsight winner, is that the idea? . Your post referring to me: "After your ridiculous posts going off half cocked stating that DCI was going to skimp and save $$$ by forgoing the mailing of proxies and meeting notices I and others have been quietly awaiting your posts seeking forgiveness, for being, as you so aptly put it, an idiot." You will be hard pressed to find any support for what you claim above without doing your usual CC manipulation . Your words speak for themselves: From Post #6526 "I think in this case it WOULD be prudent for Murphy to "spend" a few thousand dollars to make this meeting an official announcement by contacting shareholders like every other company I am invested seems to do when planning an annual shareholders meeting. If we choose not to do that, it again stunts the possibility of growth in shareholder..." . As I said at the time Murphy WOULD be spending the $$$ and doing the mailing, (with no encouragement necessary from some shareholders) and at this stage several people here have admitted receiving their mailed notice. . You also asked that I read a message from Grupo Brad discussing the annual meeting etc. (as referred to in your message here). I have re-read it and find no fault with Grupo's efforts to help people here to the best of his abilities. His message seems honest and informational to me. I'm sure I speak for (most)all in saying THANK YOU to Grupo for going the extra mile for those readers here, even those who like to take and not return in kind. . Colin