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To: Wally Mastroly who wrote (4696)	4/23/1999 12:16:00 PM
From: Investor2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 15132

Re: "Soon you can "bottom fish" during off hours" Don't tempt me!! Wait, maybe that means I can keep my full-time job and still move into DAY TRADING in the evening, as a second career. <g> Best wishes, I2 PS to Kirk: Something's wrong! After a gain of 10%+ in two days, my HCOM is now DOWN 2%!!! You never told me that internet stocks could go down!

To: Wally Mastroly who wrote (4696)	4/24/1999 8:17:00 AM
From: Wally Mastroly	Respond to of 15132

Re: We miss you already Joe D.... Sunday at Yankee Stadium - Monument dedication to Joe D. "Mrs. Robinson" - to be sung by Paul Simon. - Willie Mays idolized DiMaggio and when he died, Mays surfaced to express gratitude to a man who served as his inspiration. Growing up in Birmingham, Ala., Mays said every kid on the sandlot pretended he was a big-league player. Mays was always DiMaggio. "I read about Ted Williams and Stan Musial, but DiMaggio was my hero because he was an all-around player," Mays said in a rare interview earlier this year. "I had to develop my own style, but he was still my hero." When an aging DiMaggio homered against Mays' New York Giants in the 1951 World Series, Mays stood in center and quietly clapped into his glove. yankees.com