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To: CIMA who wrote (8340)	3/4/1999 3:32:00 PM
From: John R Resseger	Respond to of 15987

Company Press Release SOURCE: Somanetics Corporation Somanetics Launches New Model SomaSensor - Achieves Milestone in its Campaign to Profitability - TROY, Mich., March 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Somanetics Corporation (Nasdaq: SMTS - news) announced today that it has initiated the market launch of a new model SomaSensor® for use with its INVOS® Cerebral Oximeter monitoring system. (Photo: newscom.com newscom.com ) ''The new disposable sensor will reduce our manufacturing cost by nearly 50 percent,'' said Bruce Barrett, Somanetics' president and chief executive officer. ''This SomaSensor, which replaces the prior model, is designed to enable us to recognize additional cost reductions as volume increases.'' The INVOS Cerebral Oximeter monitoring system is the first and only FDA- cleared and commercially-available monitoring system that provides the medical team with noninvasive and continuous information about changes in regional oxygen saturation of the blood in the brain. Brain injury related to some types of surgery is relatively common, and Somanetics believes many of these injuries may be preventable by using information provided by the INVOS Cerebral Oximeter. ''The Company recently introduced an internal program called the Campaign to Profitability,'' Barrett said. ''The program's purpose is to ensure that our entire team is focused on the goal of transforming our growing revenue into a profitable business. While profitability is not just around the corner, the new SomaSensor represents the achievement of an important milestone relating to one element of the program,'' he said. Low brain oxygen saturation levels during and after surgery are associated with various brain injuries. Surgeons, anesthesiologists and other medical professionals can use the INVOS Cerebral Oximeter during surgery and in other critical care areas of the hospital, such as recovery rooms and intensive care units, to identify brain oxygen imbalances and take corrective action. Such action can potentially improve patient outcome and reduce the costs of care, including the costs of longer intensive care unit and hospital stays and increased post-surgical ventilator support. The Company's INVOS technology is based on the physics of optical spectroscopy, the interpretation of the interaction between matter and light. It generates no ionizing radiation and produces no known hazardous effects. Using the SomaSensor, low-intensity visible and near-infrared light is transmitted into the brain, and the scattered light is detected. A computer using the Company's proprietary software analyzes this information and provides a continuous digital and trend display of an index of the oxygen saturation in the blood in the area of the brain being monitored. Except for historical information contained herein, the matters discussed in this news release.... Small Float up today

To: CIMA who wrote (8340)	3/4/1999 3:47:00 PM
From: James Tilton	Respond to of 15987

ANSC news out at 2:47 today, this will be a nice play tomorrow - here is the news: AllnetServices.com Corp. Reports Record 724% Increase In February Sales BusinessWire, Thursday, March 04, 1999 at 14:47 CORAL SPRINGS, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 4, 1999-- AllnetServices.com Corp. (OTC BB:ANSC;formerly AWEB) announced today that the company booked record revenue for a single month this past February. Sales for the month totaled more than $643,000 compared to $78,000 for the month of February last year, a 724% increase. Robert Aubel, Allnet's President & CEO stated: "Our dramatic increase in sales allows us to expand the scope of our business to fulfill the needs of our increasing customer base. We will continue reinvesting a large percentage of our revenues into broadening our distribution and advertising capabilities in preparation for new products and services that will highlight additional web site launches in the coming months." AllnetServices.com Corp. specializes in the marketing and distribution of a broad range of products and services at wholesale prices to both consumer and trade customers. Its Internet-related businesses include: AllnetDirect.com, which lists over 45,000 computer-related products; GoingOnce.net, a 24-hour on line auction; Allmonitors.com, the first Web site dedicated solely to offering all monitor-related merchandise; AllCopiers.com, offering wholesale pricing on office equipment; and AllnetServices.com, which offers Web hosting, professional graphics design and animation, data base management and site development. Allmonitors.com and AllnetDirect.com are also published in Spanish.