Today, Simtrol, Inc.’s President and CEO issued the following letter to stockholders:

Dear Valued Shareholder,

I am writing today to give you an update on our business. In our business model, it is important that our technology offerings are scalable, easy to implement, attract market leading channel partners, and provide tremendous value for the end customer. We have refined and productized our technology assets, making them easy to deploy through our channel partners into the verticals we have targeted. During the past year, in spite of a difficult financial environment and exceptionally soft business climate, we have successfully developed multiple distribution channels for products based on our Device Manager™ technology. The major markets for these products include Education, Healthcare and Judicial/Corrections. We are excited about the prospects for these products as they work their way through their sales cycles. As these channels develop, there is a significant revenue opportunity which can emerge

Axial Vector Energy Corp. announced this morning that Global Operations LLC will be serving as an advisor to the company. Global Operations has agreed to provide strategic planning and financial access to investors.

Paul Farah, Global Chairman and Group CEO stated, “The existing technologies, current Joint Ventures and planned acquisitions makes AVEC an ideal company at the right time to introduce to Gulf Investors and License on a Global basis. Global’s reach extends also towards the North African and Asian markets. The Gulf countries, particularly the United Arab Emirates, are always striving to be at the forefront of development that is why we are very interested in long term relations with companies such as AVEC who are at the forefront of technological developments.”

Sanjai Chhaunker, AVEC President and CEO added, “Having the Global team of finance, legal and accounting expertise will allow us

New Mexico Software today announced its preliminary financial results that indicate annual revenue in 2008 increased 62% to $1.6 million. Revenue for the fourth quarter totaled $679,000, up 174% from the same period in 2007. The company anticipates that its 2008 operating loss will decline by approximately 32-35% compared to 2007.

New Mexico Software CEO Dick Govatski stated, “Preliminary unaudited numbers show that 2008 was our strongest ever growth year. It appears we are on track to continue this trend into the first quarter of 2009 with revenue forecasted at or above $1,000,000. We anticipate overall revenue growth to continue throughout 2009 as compared to 2008.”

“Our Telerad Service, which started operations as a wholly owned subsidiary of New Mexico Software in May 2008, continues to grow almost daily. We have created a dedicated and proprietary software package called Telerad Info, which streamlines operations for the customer and radiologist, information, credentialing,