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To: Jim Bishop who wrote (23364)	1/29/2000 7:57:00 PM
From: StocksDATsoar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

Great post Mr Bishop...I'm glad I had the guts to buy 100s of thousands of (WEAKLINGS / CAN'T HANDLE THE HEAT DUDES) shares at $1.00 of EISQ on Friday...This "could" be the best OTCBB play yet...

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (23364)	1/29/2000 8:00:00 PM
From: myturn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

USHO, Longtimer1 on RB knows something is up. He just signed on Friday. Check out his latest post. ragingbull.com By: Longtimer1 Reply To: 4549 by netfan Saturday, 29 Jan 2000 at 6:11 PM EST Post # of 4581 USHO TURNAROUND ALMOST COMPLETE In the 4th QTR of 1996, USHO undertook a series of steps to improve their operating results, restore financial health, and focus on building its core home nursing business. They hired a team of experienced turnaround specialists to improve the operating and financial performance of the company. Lets look at what has happened to their bottom line since: For fiscal 1996, (the year prior to their turnaround attempt) USHO lost 2.76/share based on revenues of 55.1 Mil That year, USHO share prices ranged from .50 - 2.62 each. For fiscal year 1997, (the first year of their turnaround attempt) USHO lost .22/share based on revenue of 52.6 Mil. That's more than a 10 fold turnaround, but still a loss. In 1997, USHO share prices ranged from .68 - 1.53 each. Fiscal year 1998 was rough on USHO due to the industry wide Medicade investigation. USHO spent alot of money working with regulators and eventually settled their portion of the investigation for 1.75 Mil. Taking that into consideration one might expect their turnaround attempt to be slightly derailed. It was. For fiscal year 1998, USHO lost .37/share based on revenue of 47.8 Mil. In 1998, USHO share prices ranged from .01 - .94 each. That brings us to fiscal year 1999. What have they been up to? 1. At the beginning of last year, USHO initiated further cost reduction measures that were projected to save the company 1.3 Mil. on an annual basis. 2. Going into last year, USHO obtained several significant new customers (New York Health and Hospital Corporation, Catholic Medical Centers, Coram, and Merit Behavioral). 3. Last year there were Medicare rate increases in all of USHO's certified locations. Through the first 9 months of 1999, USHO has lost .03/share on revenue of 34.7 Mil. What does all of this mean?? Last year, USHO was in the process of having its best year since 1992!! A profitable 4th QTR is a real possibility. A 4th QTR profit of just .04/share will give USHO a profit for the overall fiscal year. USHO's turnaround is not that far from being complete. The 4th QTR report due out Feb 15th will tell all. If the 4th QTR is profitable, look out, the share price won't stay where it's currently at very long !

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (23364)	1/30/2000 12:37:00 PM
From: Bidder	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 150070

Jim! stock2watch updated that short term target to $3.25!!!!!!!!! Yesterday I beleive!!!!

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (23364)	2/1/2000 8:39:00 AM
From: StocksDATsoar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

I'm buying IMON...This could be huge! Linux Versions of ImOn.comTV Internet TV "Station in a Box" To be on Sale At 2000 NAB Show BUSINESS WIRE - February 01, 2000 07:47 SAN CARLOS, Calif., Feb 1, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Two additional ImOn.comTV(tm) Internet TV packages to be available on Intel Pentium(R) III and Xeon(R) running the Linux(R) operating system; Twenty-stream dual Pentium III Linux ImOn.comTV package priced at $35,000 with server; 50-stream dual Xeon Linux package priced at $45,000 with server; Five-configuration ImOn.comTV product roll-out promises to make ownership of an Internet television station a practical reality for cable TV companies and content owners ImaginOn, Inc. (NASDAQ: IMON) (www.imaginon.com) today announced that it was expanding its 2000 NAB Show introduction of its ImOn.comTV Internet television "station in a box" product line to include two additional turnkey packages that incorporate Intel Pentium(R) III and Xeon(R) microprocessors running the increasingly popular Linux(R) operating system. Previously, the Company introduced its initial product line with three packages based on Sun Microsystems servers running the Solaris(tm) operating system. According to ImaginOn, Inc. Vice President of Engineering Len Kain, the new Intel/Linux versions of the ImOn.comTV Internet television product will be unveiled on February 15, 2000 at the Intel Developers Forum in Palm Springs, California. The Intel/Linux ImOn.comTV packages will be available for sale at the 2000 NAB Show, April 10-13, 2000 in Las Vegas, alongside the three Sun Solaris packages already on the market. "The Intel/Linux configurations will include every feature incorporated in the Sun Solaris ImOn.comTV models," Kain explained today. "Linux has become an increasingly viable and popular operating system within the Internet community and our support of it will only serve to make the ImOn.comTV Internet television 'station in a box' more attractive to those Internet business customers who prefer Linux servers." The two new ImOn.comTV packages announced today include a 20-stream dual Pentium III Linux ImOn.comTV package priced at $35,000 with server and a 50-stream dual Xeon Linux package priced at $45,000 with server. The three previously announced Sun Solaris based ImOn.comTV packages include a 20-stream package priced at $35,000 with server, an 80-stream package priced at $52,000 with server, and a 200-stream version priced at $84,000 with server. Systems without servers are priced lower. Depending on the package ordered, ImOn.comTV station can be delivered within 4-6 weeks of order. Regardless of the operating system it runs on, each ImOn.comTV station is a turnkey software on a server product that enables any website (broadcaster or content owner) to present fully interactive television within a standard browser of any suitably connected computer. According to ImaginOn Vice President of Business Development Sue Ann von Kaeppler, "Unlike previous investments you may have made in new technology and equipment, your investment in an ImOn.comTV station will generate immediate returns in new advertising revenues ,e-commerce commissions, and pay-per-view fees. All you need is the content you already own. Our patent-protected ImOn.comTV software technology will make your content truly interactive with instantaneous Web linking, viewer-directed branching video, automated Web research, and video on demand." ImOn.comTV is designed for any cable television company or content owner who is tired of losing eyeballs @ and advertising revenues @ to the Internet. ImOn.comTV will bring both back to the cable television operator in ways that could not have been imagined before ImOn.comTV. ImaginOn will exhibit at the 2000 NAB Show in two locations: Booth L12570 in the Las Vegas Convention Center and Booth M9474 in the Sands Convention Center. ImOn.comTV is a trademark of ImaginOn and is protected under U.S. Patents. Except for the historical information presented herein, the matters set forth in this press release are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the "safe harbor" provision of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially. These risks include acceptance of ImaginOn software by developers and users, the successful development of competitive software to ImaginOn's, competitive pricing pressures for ImaginOn software and services, and the availability of financing to complete management's plans and objectives. In addition, other risks are detailed in the Company's periodic reports and in its Form S-3/A-2 registration statement declared effective by the Securities and Exchange Commission on April 26, 1999. These forward-looking statements speak only as of the date hereof. The Company disclaims any intent or obligation to update these forward-looking statements. Copyright (C) 2000 Business Wire. All rights reserved. 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