Axonyx, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board/AXYX) is engaged in the discovery, acquisition, & development of proprietary pharmaceutical compounds & new technologies useful in the diagnosis & treatment of cognitive disarders, primarily Alzheimer's Disease (AD).

The brains of deceased AD sufferers show the presence of plaques & tangles in & around nerve cells & the shrinkage of sections of the brain. The plaques are a toxic form of a protein called beta-amyloid, deposited in & around nerve cells & on the walls of blood vessels in the brain of infected individuals. Keeping the plaques from forming, or dissolving them with amyloid inhibiting peptides is one of the three breakthrough strategies AXYX is working on.

Patent #5,948,763 was recently issued to New York University for a novel platform technology for treating AD. AXYX, which collaborated with Drs. Blas Frangione & Claudio Soto-Jara at the New York University School of Medicine to develop the technology, holds a world-wide exclusive license to the technology covered by this patent, which is also the subject of AXYX's joint development agreement with the large Swiss-based biotech company Ares-Serono.

AXYX has also cleared regulatory requirements to commence Phase I U.S. human trials with Phenserine, its lead AD compound, developed by the Laboratory of Drug Design & Development of the National Institute of Aging/National Institutes of Health. Worldwide rights to Phenserine was licensed to AXYX from the U.S. Public Health Service in 1998.

In addition, AXYX has a joint development agreement with the Dept. of Pathology at the University of Melbourne in Australia for a proprietary technology for a diagnostic test for AD (up to now, no conclusive diagnosis of AD can be made before the patient dies).

These three paths hopefully may greatly alleviate the terrible effects of Alzheimer's Dusease, the 4th leading cause of death in the U.S. AXYX just raised $4.25 million in a private placement, which fulfills the necessary requirements for a NASDAQ Small-Cap listing. Call Linda Strascina at AXYX @ 212-688-4770, fax 212-688-4843, or write 750 Lexington Ave., NY, NY 10022, or call AXYX's IR firm @ 904-409-0200, fax 904-409-0043, or e-mail: invrel@ix.netcom.com www.axonyx.com [R-6; M-6; L-8]

Digital Lava, Inc. (AMEX/DGV) does for video today what wordprocessors did for words in the late 1980s. Founded in 1995, DGV, which went public 2/17/99, is a leader in the convergence of software related technologies that organize & allow for the rapid manipulation of video with other data. It does previously difficult & expensive video solutions at low cost.

Its software products & services are sold to Fortune 1000 companies for use in corporate training, communications, & sales & marketing applications. Its VideoVisorTM software allows the user to organize video content. It also allows one to link video to other types of files, & publish video on CDs or "stream" it over the Internet or a company's intranet. I ran the video demo -- ask for a copy.

DGV is targeting the $50 billion business & training software market (expected to be $100 billion in five years), plus the $28 billion training & education market. It expects to leverage the growing demand for business, video training, communications, & distance learning applications with its video publishing technology.

Its customers & partners include Cisco, Dell, Microsoft, Lotus, InterVu, RealNetworks, Prudential, Shell Chemical, Zurich-American General Insurance, & Ardent Software.

DGV is emerging from its R&D stage. Sales are just starting, & gross margin on those beginning sales is over 80%. At 6/30/99, current assets were $8,938,140 & current liabilities only $286,366. Recently appointed CEO Robert F. Greene says "We have a four pronged approach to achieving our growth objectives. We intend to focus our business model on a mix of services & software; target key markets in the high tech, financial & healthcare industries; develop strategic alliances; & create opportunities in developing technologies such as broadband Internet & digital settop boxes."

Call DGV @ 888-222-5282, fax 310-306-3373, or write 13160 Mindanao Way, Suite 350, Marina Del Rey, CA 90292. Or call Financial Relations Board, DGV's IR company @ 310-442-0599, fax 310-442-0595, or write 12121 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 401. Los Angeles, CA 90025. www.digitallava.com [R-6; M-7; L-8]

One Stop.com, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board/OSCR) was founded 2/97, & restructured a year ago. It has operated two units; (1) e-commerce via www.shopss.com; & (2) its communications division, developer of Internet applications for fax & IP telephony.

The Shopss.com, Inc. subsidiary (www.shopss.com) reported new orders of $60 million, revenues of $20 million, & net income of $6 million for the quarter ended 9/30/99.

The communications division reported revenues of $80 million, much of which resulted from OSCR's partnership with CMR Communications Ltd., an Israeli based firm that develops & markets real-tme fax with real-time confirmation for IP technology.

Moshe Brown, CEO of CMR Communications says "We are now installing over 1,000 gateways & 20,000 ports worldwide to support the OSCR/CMR network. Our network, which will act as a telecommunications termination partner, will target millions of new customers & will offer an array of services, including our revolutionary fax-to-e-mail service, which allows businesses & individuals to fax documents to any e-mail address in the world."

OSCR recently sold its e-commerce unit to AMCI International, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board/AMMN), a fully reporting 12g company, which changed its name to Shopss.com, Inc.

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