ENGLEWOOD, CO — (Marketwire) — 11/04/09 — Biomedical Technology Solutions Holdings, Inc. (”BMTS” or the “Company”; www.bmtscorp.com) (OTCBB: BMTL) is pleased to announce the introduction of the Demolizer® II System into the Geisinger Health organization for the onsite treatment of biomedical waste.

The Geisinger Health System is one of the nation’s leading fully integrated health services organizations. Founded in 1915, Geisinger is a physician-led health care system, dedicated to health care, education, research and service spanning 43 counties in Pennsylvania and serving over 2.6 million people in primarily rural communities.

The Demolizer® II is a safe and simple biomedical waste treatment system ideally suited to meet the unique needs of clinics in rural areas where the cost, both financial and environmental, of traditional transport and offsite disposal can be prohibitive. Cost savings from adoption of the Demolizer® II are expected to be significant. More importantly, the Demolizer® II

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Companies featured in this edition of the newsletter: ACTC, CVM, CUR, DKAM, FMTI, ICLK, IMUC, IWEB, OMCM, ONEZ, SIHI, TAGS

Markets took pause from their four week run this week, as some less than encouraging economic reports coupled with profit taking led to slight declines in all of the major indices. All told, the Dow ended the week down 0.5%, surrendering 48 points to close at 9321, bringing its YTD gains to 6.2%. The Nasdaq was off 0.7%, closing at 1985, up a healthy 25.9% on the year, while the S&P 500 and Russell 2000 were down 0.6% and 1.5% respectively, paring their yearly gains to 11.2% and 12.9%.

Disappointing economic data relating to inventories and consumer sentiment soured the mood for much of the week, as worse than expected declines in retail sales, consumer sentiment, and business and wholesale inventories gave investors cause for concern. Retail sales

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Canada's Globe and Mail editorial page has come out in defense of Karinna Moskalenko. There is also interesting coverage in Time Magazine. Silencing critics Russia's leaders are almost certainly up to their old tricks. Last week Karinna Moskalenko, a human rights lawyer who represents the family of Anna Politkovskaya, the crusading journalist and Kremlin foe gunned down in 2006, was admitted to a French hospital with mercury poisoning after the toxic metal was found in her car. Her illness just happened to prevent Ms. Moskalenko from attending the start of pretrial hearings into Ms. Politkovskaya's death in Moscow.

This one comes from Peter Gumbel in TIME Magazine: But heightened political tensions between Russia and the West are sure to prompt potential investors to take an even longer, closer look before plunging into the Russian market. There has been talk in Washington and elsewhere of kicking Russia out of the G-8 group of nations, and some analysts believe the Kremlin's actions will ultimately prove counterproductive for the economy. In a note to clients, Commerzbank analyst Michael Ganske wrote: "The strong macroeconomic story of the country is increasingly obscured by homemade negative headlines and developments that clearly worsen the economic outlook for Russia." Ganske went so far as to call the Georgia war "a bloody next act in a screenplay that could be named 'how to destroy the investment story of one of the strongest credits in the emerging-markets universe.' " The conflict with ...