Nov. 20, 2009 (Business Wire) — Gen2Media Corporation (OTCBB: GTWO), a full service video technology and production company, has been chosen by nine-time Grammy-winning singer and songwriter Mary J. Blige to support her live performance at the American Music Awards. On Sunday November 22, the noted Queen of Hip-Hop Mary Blige, will present for the first time her new song “I Am” which is a history of Mary’s evolution from her original album “What’s the 411” through to today’s many successes. Gen2Media is building the digital visual imagery for Ms. Blige’s live performance at the ceremony by designing, producing and packaging Mary’s original, cutting-edge digital video content. Using its proprietary industry-leading technology, Gen2Media will integrate 3-D imaging, 2-D compositing and live video from the stage into a visually stunning floorshow.

Michael “Huggy” Carter, Ms. Blige’s Tour Manager notes, “Gen2Media always comes across with a technically dynamic show. We couldn’t

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Much to the delight of Hemispherx BioPharma individual and institutional investors, a reader and follower of StocksHaven Investments has identified several key points which have been raised recently, decyphering the fact from fiction.

The following article has been submitted by an investor named, Nick DeCesare

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After reviewing my own research, it is time to post some serious points, some of which have already been raised by other great posters, and some have not.

First of

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We live in a global economy. And, unless we destroy the global economy that now exists the way the world destroyed the first global economy starting with the 1914 conflict and proceeding through the next fifty-five years or so, we will continue to face the duties and responsibilities of operating within a world economy. And, those duties and responsibilities begin with the currency of the country.

It is hard to have confidence that the United States accepts this fact.

I know that we are in a recession (depression?). I know that the immediate pressure on the Obama Administration is to “get the economy going again.” I know that the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve, both dependent partners in the effort to get the financial system functioning, must provide whatever means it takes to avoid further deterioration of financial markets.

Still, there is a need to listen

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Hemispherx BioPharma Inc.

(Public, AMEX:HEB)

At approximately 3:30pm EST, 5/29/09, StocksHaven Investments began the call conference scheduled with Chairman & CEO of Hemispherx BioPharma Inc., Dr. William Carter. The basis interview was with regards to TheStreet.com’s Adam Feuerstein’s recent article, “Hemispherx’s CFS Drug Is a Long Shot“.  The interview was concluded as of 4:00pm EST, 5/29/09. Many issues and concerns of private individual investors were raised and answered in a both informative and intellectual manner by Dr. Carter.

The exclusive StocksHaven Investments interview:

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Hemispherx BioPharma Inc.

(Public, AMEX:HEB)

At approximately 4:30pm EST, 5/15/09, StocksHaven Investments began the call conference scheduled with Chairman & CEO of Hemispherx BioPharma Inc., Dr. William Carter. The interview process was a tremendous success and was concluded as of 5:00pm EST, 5/15/09. Many issues and concerns of private individual investors were raised and answered in a both informative and intellectual manner by Dr. Carter.

The exclusive StocksHaven Investments interview: In addition, StocksHaven Investments would like to thank all of the contributors who have helped facilitate and assist with this conference.

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A Huge currency rally… The games people play now…RBA leaves rates unchanged…Brazilian real is the daily winner! And Now… Today’s Pfennig!

Good day… Hola! And a Terrific Tuesday to you! Well, today is Cinco De Mayo… It’s a fun day so go have some fun! I few years ago, I talked about Cinco De Mayo, and some guy took exception to it, and called me a really nasty name… So, I won’t get all flowery about the day, except to say, go have some fun!

Of course, to me, the saying “go have some fun” is a staple of my being! Especially these days! I realize that I need to have “more fun”, but work, and all that gets in the way, darn it! HA!

OK, enough of that! Well! You should have seen that currency rally yesterday! WOW! The Big Dog, euro, traded all the way to 1.34 and change, saw profit

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Notes from the Investment Underground Friday, March 20, 2008 Portland, Oregon, USA

Foreigners gang up on the dollar… Ben’s bitter irony… A chartist’s view on the buck… Why the Fed’s “quantitative easing” is a game changer… Investing in the “poor man’s gold”… And more!..

[Your Notes editor will be spending the day in battling Argentine bureaucracy. (It’s a long story. But basically I am trying to get residency down here.) So, today I’ll be leaving you in the capable hands of Crisis Strategy Alert senior analyst Charles Delvalle.]

*** Is this the end of the buck?

Next week a UN panel will recommend that the world drop the US dollar as the reserve currency and instead use a shared basket of currencies.

This from Reuters:

Currency specialist Avinash Persaud, a member of the panel of experts, told a Reuters ...

Highlighted here are the following: PowerShares WilderHill Clean Energy (PBW), Claymore/MAC Global Solar Energy (TAN), Market Vectors Solar Energy ETF (KWT), First Trust NASDAQ Clean Edge US Liquid (QCLN) or the Market Vectors Global Alternative Energy ETF (GEX).It's deja vu all over again. The parallels and similarities between the development and evolution of the "green," alternative, renewable energy industry closely tracks that of the now more mature technology industry of prior decades. Both industries emerged with myriad small companies -- too many to be realistically successful -- all competing for market share with widely accepted products.Both industries rely on first-to-market technological innovations. Stocks in both industries feature high volatility with seemingly daily market moving news. High-flying valuations become value stocks, and vice versa, at any time.If history is any guide, over the coming decades there will emerge a ...

HIDDEN VALUE

Dear Value Seeker,

“This parrot is no more! It has ceased to be! It’s expired and gone to meet its maker! It’s a stiff! Bereft of life, it rests in peace! If you hadn’t nailed it to its perch it’d be pushing up the daisies!”

At this stage in the game, we turn to the collective wisdom of Monty Python’s Flying Circus.

Of course, they were talking about dead parrots. But they may as well have been talking about the US financial system.

Yesterday, the feds unveiled an $800 billion plan to bailout indebted consumers and mortgage holders.

Now, $800 billion sound like a big number to us. But the feds may just be “spitting in the wind” with this size of war chest, according economist Michael Darda.

Speaking to Bloomberg, Darda said, “Banks won’t be throwing a lot of loans out there when they fear

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Productivity falls by the wayside during good times. Liberal credit and growing markets prompt managers to gun for brand shares at all costs. Price inelasticity of demand is bound to spill over into coffers of canny raw-material suppliers. Stock market euphoria over better-than-expected quarterly results may be misplaced, because business could have been much better.

A silver lining in the grey clouds of 2008 is that stock investors need not worry as much about waste. Tough operating conditions bring the law of the jungle to the fore. Corporations will either sink very rapidly or simply adapt and become much better. Your own enterprise could be at stake, so productivity leads have secular appeal. Here are three approaches to help you get on top of a cash-flow crunch with flying colors:

1. Link budgets to activities rather than to history. President Carter stirred a hornet’s nest by challenging bureaucratic approaches to allocating scarce resources.

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