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To: Roy F who wrote (5357)1/30/2003 9:17:56 AM
From: StockDung  Respond to of 6847
 
THE XYBERTITANIC BAND PLAYING AS THE GOOD SHIP XYBERNAUT SLOWLY SINKS INTO THE ICEY SHARK INFESTED WARTERS



To: Roy F who wrote (5357)1/30/2003 1:22:24 PM
From: StockDung  Respond to of 6847
 
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To: Roy F who wrote (5357)1/31/2003 5:09:12 AM
From: Roy F  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 6847
 
NASDAQ Proposes to Extend Minimum Bid Price Rule Compliance Periods

Thursday January 30, 6:20 pm ET

Measures Provide Option to Companies Meeting Heightened Financial Requirements

NEW YORK, Jan. 30 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The NASDAQ Stock Market, Inc. (NASDAQ®) announced plans to extend a pilot program governing bid price rules for all NASDAQ National Market® and NASDAQ Small Cap® issuers. The proposal will allow issuers that meet heightened financial requirements to benefit from extended compliance periods for satisfying minimum bid price requirements.
"Extending the pilot program is a prudent and appropriate response to current economic conditions," commented Rick Ketchum, president and deputy chairman of NASDAQ. "Qualified companies in compliance with core listing criteria deserve a fair opportunity to execute business plans and demonstrate full compliance in a reasonable timeframe appropriate to this challenging financial environment."

First enacted a year ago, the pilot program provides issuers additional time to address bid price deficiencies that may be attributable to the continuing economic downturn and the related decline in the broad market averages. The extended grace periods are consistent with the rules of the other major U.S. markets, although no other market conditions its grace period on compliance with initial listing standards. Under the new proposal, NASDAQ will extend the program expiration from December 31, 2003 to December 31, 2004.

"The amendment will lessen potential disruption to investors, who will have more time to make informed investment decisions while continuing to trade in a regulated, liquid and transparent market," said Ginger Ehn Lew, a member of the NASDAQ Listing and Hearing Review Council and Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of the Telecommunications Development Fund. "At the same time, the Council felt it was important that companies making use of the grace period option meet tougher overall financial requirements."

The proposed rule changes would:

* Extend the bid price grace period for all National Market issuers
from 90 calendar days to 180 calendar days and provide an additional
180 calendar day grace period for those National Market issuers able
to demonstrate compliance with the core National Market initial
listing criteria.

* Maintain the initial 180 calendar day bid price grace period for all
SmallCap issuers, but extend the bid price grace period for SmallCap
issuers demonstrating compliance with the core SmallCap initial
listing criteria from 180 to up to 540 days (approximately 18
months). Compliance with this standard will be verified every 180
days.

* Extend the pilot program expiration from December 31, 2003 to
December 31, 2004.

The proposal, approved yesterday by the NASDAQ Board of Directors and today by the NASD Board of Directors, is the result of recommendations by the NASDAQ Listing and Hearing Review Council, an independent advisory panel. NASDAQ will present the overall plan to the Securities and Exchange Commission for approval prior to implementing the proposed changes.

About NASDAQ

NASDAQ (OTC Bulletin Board: NDAQ - News) is the world's largest electronic stock market. With approximately 3,700 companies, NASDAQ lists more companies and trades more shares per day than any other U.S. market. It is home to category-defining companies that are leaders across all areas of business including technology, retail, communications, financial services, media and biotechnology industries. NASDAQ is a key driver of capital formation. For more information about NASDAQ, visit the NASDAQ Newsroom at nasdaqnews.com.

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Source: The NASDAQ Stock Market, Inc.



To: Roy F who wrote (5357)2/1/2003 1:09:46 AM
From: StockDung  Respond to of 6847
 
ROY, WHAT ABOUT THIS XYBERNAUT HYDROGEN BOMB?

DCH Technology forms Strategic Alliance with Xybernaut Corporation to
Co-Market and Sell the Xybernautâ Wearable Computer, the Mobile Assistantâ
(MA IVä ), Integrated with the DCH Robust Hydrogen Sensor.

Valencia, California (Mar. 26, 1999) DCH Technology, Inc. (OTC BB: DCHT),
signed a strategic sales and co-marketing agreement with Xybernaut Corp.
(NASDAQ XYBR), to integrate and deploy Xybernaut's Wearable Computer, the MA
IV, fitted with DCH's hydrogen sensors, targeting several multi-billion
dollar industries such as the rapidly growing $2 Billion gas detection
industry, the $5 Billion bridge repair industry, and the nuclear maintenance
and inspection industry.

Interactive demonstrations of this development will be conducted for the
first time at the 10th Annual meeting of the National Hydrogen Association,
April 7th, through April 9th, at Tyson's Corner, Vienna, VA.

Xybernaut is the world leader in highly interactive wearable computers using
high-resolution, head mounted or wrist-worn displays, voice recognition and
wireless data interfaces. DCH is a leader in advanced gas detection
technology. These two advanced technologies combined will now enable
inspectors and process monitors in over 40 industries to combine real-time
hydrogen detection with quick access to the collected data to solve problems
in the field, and on the factory floor. Process yields and human safety in
industries ranging from transformer monitoring, nuclear inspection, bridge
monitoring, food processing, petrochemicals, energy, telecommunications and
semiconductor fabrication will all benefit from this strategic teaming.

Stated Steven Newman, Vice Chairman of Xybernaut Corporation, "Partnering with
DCH Technology represents a significant step not only for the wearables and
hydrogen detection industries, but also for those industries involved in gas
detection, bridge repair, nuclear maintenance, and inspection. By providing
these fields with the information they need in a hands-free, anytime, anywhere
environment, they will be able to realize productivity and cost efficiencies
never before experienced."

Stated David Haberman, Chairman of DCH Technology, "This teaming arrangement
with Xybernaut is an industry first for hydrogen detection and gas monitoring
systems. The combined products mark a quantum leap forward in providing
real-time situational awareness in the inspection of aging aircraft, bridges
and railroads; a $9 Billion annual industry. The DCH sensors embedded in
formerly inaccessible areas, make dangerous tasks like transformer monitoring
and compressed gas inspections into simpler and safer tasks. We anticipate
substantial revenue generation from this integration of Xybernautâ 's
wearable computer and the DCH gas sensors."

DCH Technology is a technology development and manufacturing firm specializing
in patented and proprietary gas sensor and safety products developed at US
National laboratories, that are sold to industrial and government customers
worldwide.

DCH's core technologies include the Robust Hydrogen Sensor, the Universal Gas
Sensor, and the PEM Hydrogen Fuel Cell. DCH sensors are currently being used
by NASA, Westinghouse, Ford, General Motors, Allied Signal, and several other
multinational companies. The worldwide market for gas sensors is estimated at
$2 Billion and growing. Hydrogen energy is envisioned as creating a new
industry sector and the market for Fuel Cells in 1998 was already over $1
Billion.

Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of
1995: Statements in this news release looking forward in time involve risks
and uncertainties, and actual results may be materially different. Factors
that could cause actual results to differ include activity levels in the
securities markets and other risk factors, such as customer order rates,
cancellations, late delivery of customer components, production delays,
dependence upon certain customers, dependencies upon key executives,
viability of quarterly results, single operating facility, competition,
product liability risk, control by management, foreign currency fluctuation,
and other risks detailed in the Company's applicable SEC filings.

For More Information Please Contact: DCHTinfo@aol.com or call 805-775-8120,
ext. 11. Also see the DCH Website at dcht.com.

Mentioned in the article NASDAQ: XYBR and OTC: DCHT

Relative websites:

DCH Technology: dcht.com

Xybernaut Corporation: xybernaut.com

10th Annual U.S. Hydrogen Meeting - National Hydrogen Association:
ttcorp.com