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To: Tri Bui who wrote (27659)	9/29/1998 9:05:00 AM
From: bRiAn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50264

GOOD MORNING EVERYONE...i agree tri...good things to come

To: Tri Bui who wrote (27659)	9/29/1998 9:32:00 AM
From: William Brotherson	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50264

{{{{{{{{{{Good Morning "EVERYONE"}}}}}}}}}} Todays story is about "Doing Good for Good's Sake"!!! To all of the bashers who have nothing to go on, no concrete proof of anything wrong, just a lot of speculation. Try to feel what I felt when I read this story, you just might like the feeling!! Making Change A young boy went to a police department auction of bicycles accumulated over a period of time. Each time the auctioneer started the bidding, the boy would say, "I bid one dollar, sir." The bidding would continue higher and higher until each bicycle was sold to the highest bidder. Each time the boy would bid one dollar. As the last bicycle to be sold was brought forth, the little boy cried, "I bid one dollar, sir." The figures in the bidding rose higher and the auctioneer finally closed the bidding at nine dollars to the little boy in the front row. Then the auctioneer reached into his pocket and pulled out eight dollars and laid them on the counter; the little boy came up and put his one dollar in nickels, dimes and pennies alongside it, picked up his new bike, and started out the door. Then he laid the bike down, ran back to the auctioneer and threw his arms around the auctioneer's neck and cried. By Elder Featherstone, wb

To: Tri Bui who wrote (27659)	9/29/1998 9:36:00 AM
From: MARK C.	Respond to of 50264

Good Morning Tri and Brian, It's good to be home again. I certainly hope DGIV chooses to release some kind of clarification about recent events. I have always felt the best companies to invest in are those that are up front about negative news as well as positive. At this point I don't see how they could say anything that would hurt the share price more than the loss of shareholder confidence already has. How they handle this current situation will show us what to expect from management in the future,( HONESTY or DECEPTION ). MarkC.