Channeling Stocks

[sludgehound]

morning, CYTL DRKD LSTA IBII

radar on. Buzz is CYTL near or at end of S-8.
Is DRKD clean? It looks very MoMo since until last 30 days
it's quite thin vols. Hate those love & leave things. Always danger of being left with last poon.
Futures look uppy. Hope we don't get yet another run until Noon then Pros return at 1:30 p to block the bowl and spill messs all over the place. Running out of mops here.

At least ADSX got little more US attention. Already track large herds of cattle in Latin America and Canada.

SO. ST. PAUL, Minn., Jul 22, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Digital
Angel Corporation (Amex: DOC), an advanced technology company in the field of
rapid and accurate identification, location tracking, and condition monitoring
of high-value assets, participated in a technology exposition for the House
Agriculture Committee on Capitol Hill today.

President & CEO Kevin McGrath commented, "We found the technology exposition to
be exciting and informative. In particular, Digital Angel demonstrated a variety
of technologies in the field of tracking and identification, most notably, RFID
tags and chips, scanners, and state-of-the-art herd management software.
Moreover, I must say we found ourselves in good company, because the range of
technologies together forms an ideal pool for a national livestock ID program
such as the one that Secretary of Agriculture Ann Veneman has endorsed. Our
technology can be rolled out quickly in quantities to cover the entire national
livestock population as soon as we are called upon to do so."

Commenting about the House Agriculture Technology Exposition, Congressman Gil
Gutknecht, Republican from Minnesota said, "I was pleased that the House
Agriculture Committee held the Livestock Technology Expo today. Agriculture is
truly becoming a high tech industry. Technology providers, such as Digital
Angel, will play a critical role in the future of agriculture by bringing added
value to the U.S. livestock industry."

Also commenting on the House Agriculture Technology Exposition, Congressman
Betty McCollum, Democrat from Minnesota, said, "I am proud of South St. Paul
company Digital Angel and am glad they participated in today's House exposition.
Minnesota families can also be proud that Minnesota companies are helping to
protect the safety of our food supply. As Digital Angel demonstrated at today's
presentation, the company's technology will help ensure that our country has the
best livestock identification and tracking system in the world."

McGrath also said, "Our microchip technology is an inexpensive and efficient
basis for animal tracking, whether it is for the purpose of tracing the source
of a future outbreak of Mad Cow Disease, for other health reasons, or for
efficient herd management. We have implemented programs dealing with cattle,
swine, fisheries -- and all of them have proven effective. We certainly join
with those on Capitol Hill who urge the Department of Agriculture to move with
all deliberate speed to implement a national animal ID program to protect the
health of the nation's herds and the safety of the national food supply."

About Digital Angel Corporation

Digital Angel Corporation develops and deploys sensor and communications
technologies that enable rapid and accurate identification, location tracking,
and condition monitoring of high-value assets. Applications for the Company's
products include identification and monitoring of pets, fish and livestock
through its patented implantable microchips; location tracking and message
monitoring of vehicles and aircraft in remote locations through systems that
integrate GPS and geosynchronous satellite communications; and monitoring of
asset conditions such as temperature and movement, through advanced miniature
sensors.

Digital Angel Corporation is majority-owned by Applied Digital Solutions, Inc.
(Nasdaq: ADSX). For more information about Digital Angel, please visit
www.DigitalAngelCorp.com.