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To: cargox who wrote (942)	3/16/1998 3:32:00 PM
From: Albert Martin	Respond to of 8117

FREEFALL MY ASS!!! If you think this stock is going to freefall because NBC is not doing a report you're crazy. Read the release, the Director of Research at the Uni. of Maryland agreed to have the system used on HIMSELF and with NO PAIN and in FASTER INFUSION TIME!!! Every paramedic in North America will be able to use the system!!!! The results are EVEN better than the company expected. Bloomberg story is still real! Also, "This discovery means market penetration will likely be greater and faster than is predicted in the company's financial projections"!! Guys, when the head of research at one the most respected trauma centers in the US allows himself to be guinea pig for the system and it works and WITH NO PAIN, how much better can it get!!!!!!! Hang on to your hats tomorrow...its gonna fly!!! Albert

To: cargox who wrote (942)	3/16/1998 3:43:00 PM
From: Justin Curran	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8117

Wow! Great news, Happy to see trading will be reinstated on the open tomorrow. Looks like the info I received was incorrect about the NBC coverage(or so it seems) but was right about the significant medical breakthrough award(although by the ODE not the FDA). In my opinion the NBC rumors have little or nothing to do with the rise of this stock anyway. The real reason the stock is going up is because of the F.A.S.T.1 device itself and the huge potential sales. Any extra coverage of the device is just a bonus. Justin Curran

To: cargox who wrote (942)	3/16/1998 3:58:00 PM
From: Albert Martin	Respond to of 8117

Guys, everyone should reread the part about the Director of Research at Uni. of Maryland allowing the system to be used on HIMSELF!!! A friend of mine, an MD, whose a director of an ER in a local hospital, wanted to know how much pain would be involved in using the system. We now have the answer..ITS PAIN FREE!!! I bet Dr. Stair used something as simple as ethyl chloride to freeze the area over the sternum!!!! As the release says, this opens up to an even BIGGER MARKET!!! The trauma department at Uni. of Maryland is one of the most respected in the US. Now, no less than the Dir. of Research himself has not only been trained but has had the system used on himself and can report from a PATIENTS POINT OF VIEW just how good the system really is!! PR such as this cannot be bought and paid for. Prediction $7.50 by late Tuesday or first thing Wed. am !!! Albert P.S. The NBC thing would have been great but, who knows, we may even see it yet!!