exhibit 10. 48 press release june 22, 2005 invisa returns to normal operations ; sales continue to grow sarasota, fl, june 23, 2005 - invisa, inc. ( otc bb : insa ), an electronic life safety and security company, announced today that it has returned to normal operations following the previously reported cash shortage. while the cash shortage presented unique challenges, sales continued to grow on an uninterrupted basis throughout the duration of the cash shortage. with the company ’ s return to normal operations, it is conducting all essential aspects of its business, including customer and technical support, sales, assembling and delivering product, collecting accounts receivable, and development of new products. the company ’ s essential employees, including the chief operations officer, carl parks, and chief technology officer, robert ferguson, are full time. with the current cash shortage resolved, the company is in discussions with alternative sources to provide additional funding to support operations and implement the company ’ s longer - term business objectives. with the company ’ s return to normal operations, it is conducting all essential aspects of its business, including customer and technical support, sales, assembling and delivering product, collecting accounts receivable, and development of new products. the company ’ s essential employees, including the chief operations officer, carl parks, and chief technology officer, robert ferguson, are full time. with the current cash shortage resolved, the company is in discussions with alternative sources to provide additional funding to support operations and implement the company ’ s longer - term business objectives. the company reported the cash shortage on april 18, 2005 and provided more detail on june 1, 2005 and in the company ’ s 10 - qsb for the quarter ended march 31, 2005. as reported, the cash shortage was experienced when prior management did not timely arrange required financing and the employment of all employees were terminated. to eliminate the reported cash shortage, on june 21, 2005, the company arranged funding consisting of an equity investment and an expansion of an existing debt facility. according to steve michael, acting president, “ we believe that 2005, will be a banner year for invisa. we have solidified a cost effective and productive management approach. overhead is down and our sales are up. we believe that it is an indication of the strength of our products and technology that invisa ’ s unit sales and revenue actually grew during this challenging period of cash shortage. ” according to steve