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AMKR, PWRM, NWMT, CVAT, CSRH, GTXO , AQNM, TSPG, DOW

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PWRM, Power 3 Medical Products Inc, PWRM.OB

Power3 Medical Products, Inc. is a leading bio-medical company engaged in the commercialization of neurodegenerative disease and cancer biomarkers, pathways, and mechanisms of diseases through the development of diagnostic tests and drug targets. Power3’s patent-pending technologies are being used to develop screening and diagnostic tests for the early detection and prognosis of disease, identify protein biomarkers, and drug targets. Diagnostic tests are targeted toward markets with critical unmet needs in areas including neurodegenerative disease (NuroPro) and breast cancer

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Celebrating the stories, culture and heritage of America’s Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Community, Purple Communications, Inc. (Nasdaq: PRPL) will honor National Champion Motocross Rider and Floridian, Ashley Fiolek for being a role model to deaf youth nationwide and her accomplishments as a stellar athlete in a male-dominated sport. Community members are encouraged to join in the celebration on September 19, 2009 at the Hilton St. Petersburg Carillon Park, 950 Lake Carillon Drive in Saint Petersburg, FL. The event will feature

GTX Corp and Aetrex Worldwide, Inc. have entered into a platform test agreement with plans to collaborate on the development and mechanical engineering of GTX’s patented PLS (Position Location System) 2-way transceivers and software systems to track the location of “wandering” seniors afflicted with dementia.

“There are a growing number of seniors suffering from dementia and we know over 50% ‘wander’ without anyone’s knowledge of where they are and where they are heading,” stated Chris Walsh, an ex Nike executive and current COO of GTX Corp. “The shoe we intend on developing with Aetrex should help authorized family members, friends, or caretakers reduce their stress and anguish by enabling them to locate their loved ones instantly with the click of mouse from any desktop computer or mobile phone with internet access.”

“Five million Americans are afflicted with Alzheimer’s and this is estimated to grow to more than twenty million as the Boomer

GTX Corp. (GTXO.OB), a leader in the emerging location-based GPS and two-way Personal Location Service (PLS) systems market, has a very good reason to be bullish on its prospects. Analysts see nothing but good times ahead for the company’s targeted industry. In fact, “location-aware” applications were recently predicted by the Gartner Group to “hit mainstream adoption in the next two to five years”. Any time the term “mainstream adoption” is used unhesitatingly by respected analysts, even the most conservative investors begin to take notice.

GPS/PLS services are being called the next globally transparent technology, with overall location-aware services projected to be an $8 billion industry by 2011. As the basic GPS market exploded, established companies like Garmin (Nasdaq: GRMN), which provides in-car and other GPS navigation devices, have reaped the benefits, now reporting annual revenue in the billions.

But GTX Corp has taken the

Vista Partners, one of the fastest growing independent equity research firms in the U.S., has been following GTX Corp (GTXO.OB) since mid-2008. Vista’s analysis team consists of seasoned professionals with backgrounds in corporate communications, investment banking, and finance. Vista published a thorough analysis of GTX in November 2008 and has recently published its latest findings in its April newsletter.

Amazingly at this time the company has zero debt on its books, which is generally unheard of in a developing company. The company’s management team continues to look at ways to streamline costs and is now focused on significantly reducing its recurring operating expenses. According to the Vista analysts, there are a myriad of companies that “would love to have no debt and enough cash on hand to support one year’s worth of operating expenses.”

GTX stock is currently being traded around cash value, which does

GTX Corp. (GTXO.OB), the growing California based developer of miniaturized two-way GPS tracking technology, looks poised for a big takeoff. Although nobody knows exactly where the economy is headed, GTX has a lock on the kind of product that’s an investor’s (and parent’s) dream.

The company is a pioneer in the two-way Personal Location Services (PLS) market, and an industry leader in the $8 billion location-based GPS market. Much of its potential is in its gpVectorTM units, which the company plans to embed in a variety of lifestyle products, allowing anyone with an Internet connection, including PDAs and cell phones, to track their children, an Alzheimer’s patient, pets, outdoor adventurers, military and emergency personnel, luggage, almost anyone or anything.

Because the company’s technology is designed to be embedded in shoes or other products, rather than sold as a loose device, it’s less likely to get

GTX Corp develops miniaturized GPS tracking and location-transmitting technology solutions for integration into branded licensee consumer products. The company is continuing its efforts to advance its 2-Way GPS technology as it defines the Personal Location Services (PLS) space.

The company’s personal location services platform consists of a matchbook-sized, location-reporting module that utilizes GTX Corp’s “always-on” assisted-GPS tracking capabilities. The company’s gpVector system uses cellular transmission provided by GTX partner, AT&T, to deliver real-time geographic coordinates, rendered on Google maps, to subscribers via secure internet connections.

One of GTX’s products – the gpVector miniMT2 – is a palm-sized 2-way GPS device that offers real-time tracking solutions. It is ideal for monitoring people, vehicles and valuables, providing security and recovery services to subscribing clients with both GPRS/SMS.

The company’s gpVector miniMT platform is a fully certified quad-band integrated platform that provides complete GSM/GPRS functionality for mobile tracking

Over the last decade we have seen the explosion of the wireless market. When they were first introduced to the public, cellular phones were the size of a briefcase. Now, they are smaller than a deck of cards and can make calls, take photos, and access the internet. According to Wireless Intelligence, the GSM Association’s market intelligence unit, by 2011 there will be upwards of four billion mobile handsets worldwide. Findings indicate that an increasing number of units purchased globally will have GPS and positioning capability. GTX Corp (GTXO.OB) is in the midst of implementing an accelerated plan to capitalize on consumers’ continued interest in wireless technology.

GTX, a developer of customizable two-way Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and Position Location Systems (PLS) applications, is now moving from development stage to production level. Since 2002, GTX has developed, patented, and integrated miniaturized cellular location-transmitting

Chairman and CEO Patrick Bertagna founded GTX Corp and co-invented the company’s patented GPS Footwear technology (US Patent No. 6,788,200). He has nearly three decades of experience building companies in both technology and consumer branded products. Mr. Bertagna is fluent in French and Spanish; has formed alliances with Fortune 500 companies; and has been a keynote speaker at numerous industry trade shows and conferences.

Chief Operating Officer Christopher M. Walsh is recognized as one of the premier production, sourcing and operations executives within the footwear and apparel industry. He began his career with Nike in 1974 and was responsible for establishing and implementing Nike’s first manufacturing operation in the Far East. He also served in leadership roles at Reebok International and LA Gear, and founded CW Resources, a Los Angeles based firm providing design, development, manufacturing and licensing consulting services to an extensive client

Since the industrial revolution, imaginative people have been continually creating new technology. The new devices of today often make our lives easier, but only if they work. Most international business travelers have probably faced a situation when their cellular phone or PDA does not work in a certain city or country. Companies can no longer just create electronic communication devices; they must also consider the geographic range that their products will be used.

During its development phase, GTX Corp took geographic scope into account and has signed several agreements with strategic partners. GTX has a number of products ready for deployment and its partners will ensure that its devices will work worldwide. While the Global Positioning System (GPS) developed by the US Department of Defense can be used freely by civilians, the GTX devices need to be linked with a number of other