Henderson, Nevada, April May 17, 2012 – Zamage Digital Art Imaging, Inc (PINK SHEETS: ZMGD) and its subsidiary Paraform Design www.paraformdesign.com/ proudly announces that Paraform is in final stages of negotiations with one of the nation’s leading manufacturers of high performance aftermarket parts for the motor sports industry.

Paraform will provide event signage for this nation’s leading company and assist with national sponsorship venues.

This up-and-coming cooperation represents a huge opportunity for Paraform Design to enter into the power sports industry.

Further in interview, CEO stated: “Our Media Sentiment heads up alerts have been consistently delivering outstanding results. For instance, the correlations between the direction of the thumb and the direction of the stock prices immediately following the earnings releases have been: 81% in 2006, 79% in 2007, 82% in 2008, 80% in 2009, 87% in 2010, 78% in 2011, and nearly 81% so far in 2012.” The numbers and other summary and detail reports can be found in reports on Media Sentiment’s web site under the Media Sentiment Pro section http://mediasentiment.com/demo.

Through this conversation CEO revealed some interesting facts how Media’s system works, in general: “Media sentiment technology reads earnings news releases from NYSE and NASDAQ companies automatically, on the day the company report earnings. After filtrating of the results, it sends thumbs up and thumbs down alerts for the symbols it determines that they have the highest probability to move in the direction that the thumb indicates.”

There are multiple sources from which investors can receive various alerts, which may be more than useful:

– In real-time directly from our web site at http://mediasentiment.com/
– Via an RSS feed
– Via e-mail by signing up on MSEZ’s web site to receive free email alerts
– Via twitter by following @mediasentiment http://bit.ly/JjQGvr
– Directly on charts by having accounts with Reuters’ Metastock or TD
Ameritrade
– Via a network of financial news portals that exist in Media Sentiment’s
distribution partner network which at the moment counts about 250
publishers. Financial news portals such as: San Francisco Chronicle, The
Boston Globe, The Houston Chronicle, Wedbush Securities, The Denver
Post, Los Angeles ABC 7, Chicago’s Daily Herald, The Oklahoman and many
more.

There are numerous intellectual assets which Media Sentiment had developed such as MediaSentiment(R) registered trade mark and the http://mediasentiment.com/ domain name, thumbs up image registered trade mark, copyrights and patent pending technology.
These distinguishing assets will allow MSEZ to move forward and expand in the area of media sentiment, including the potential of addressing new markets, new industries and new fields. MSEZ’s CEO proudly stated: “We have literally helped to write the book on these concepts, as illustrated by the publication of a full chapter in Wiley’s The Handbook of News Analytics in Finance Last summer.”

In other company updates MSEZ’s common stock structure has changed, as recently announced in our April 2012 news release. Further share reduction and share buy back from majority stake holders will continue, and these shares of the beneficiary will not enter the retail market and will be retired to the Company treasury. Moreover, Company’s future plan of the operation focuses on the expanding of the reach of media sentiment’s technology through social networking technologies.

The CEO Address can be heard by visiting this link www.minamargroup.com/msez/ceointerview.

More updates will follow shortly.

Yet Silicon Valley is far from leading the way in expanding science and technology-related employment in the United States.

To determine which metropolitan areas are adding the most tech-related jobs, my colleague Mark Schill at Praxis Strategy Group developed a ranking system for Forbes that measures employment growth in the sectors most identified with the high-tech economy (including software, data processing and Internet publishing), as well as growth in science, technology, engineering and mathematics-related (STEM) jobs across all sectors. The latter category captures tech employment growth that is increasingly taking place not just in software or electronics firms, but in any industry that needs science and technology workers, from manufacturing to business services to finance. We tallied tech sector and STEM job growth over the past two years and over the past decade for the 51 largest metropolitan statistical areas in the United States. We also factored in the concentration of STEM and tech jobs in those MSAs. (For a full rundown of our methodology, click here.)

Anyone who has followed tech over the past 30 years or more understands the cyclical nature of this industry — overheated claims of a “tech-driven jobs boom” often are followed by a painful bust. This is particularly true for Silicon Valley. The remarkable confluence of engineering prowess, marketing savvy and, perhaps most critically, access to startup capital may have created the greatest gold rush of our epoch, but the Valley at the end of 2011 employed 170,000 fewer people than in 2000.

Most of the job losses came in manufacturing, and business and financial services, sectors with a significant number of STEM workers. Even though the current boom has sparked an impressive 8% expansion in the number of tech jobs in the San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara metropolitan statistical area over the past two years, and 10% over the past decade, the area still has 12.6% fewer STEM jobs than in 2001. Overall, the recent growth and concentration of tech and STEM jobs remains good enough for the San Jose metro area to take seventh place in our ranking of the Best Cities For Tech Jobs. Next-door neighbor San Francisco, ranked 13th, has enjoyed similar tech and STEM growth over the past two years, but over 2001-2011, its total STEM employment inched up only a modest 0.8%.

The Established Winners

So which areas offer better long-term, broad-based prospects for tech growth? The most consistent performer over the period we assessed is the Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, Wash., metro area, which takes first place on our list. Its 12% tech job growth over the past two years and 7.6% STEM growth beat the Valley’s numbers. More important for potential job-seekers, the Puget Sound regions has grown consistently in good times and bad, boasting a remarkable 43% increase in tech employment over the decade and an 18% expansion in STEM jobs. Seattle withstood both recessions of the past decade better than most regions, particularly the Valley. The presence of such solid tech-oriented companies as Microsoft, Amazon and Boeing — and lower housing costs than the Bay Area — may have much to do with this.

Our top five includes two government-dominated regions: the Washington-Arlington-Alexandria MSA places second with 20.6% growth in tech employment since 2001 and 20.8% growth in STEM jobs; and Baltimore-Towson, Md., places fifth with 38.8% growth in tech jobs in the same period and 17.2% growth in STEM. Over the past two years, their tech growth has been a steady, if not spectacular 4%. One key to the stability may be the broadness of the tech economy in the greater D.C. area; as the Valley has become dominated by trends in web fashion, the Washington tech complex boasts substantial employment in such fields as computer systems design, custom programming and private-sector research and development.

Diversity in tech may also explain the success of other tech hotspots around the country. No. 3 San Diego-Carlsbad-San Marcos, Calif., has ridden growth in such fields as biotechnology and other life and physical sciences research. Over the past decade, tech employment has grown by almost 30% and STEM jobs by 13% in this idyllic Southern California region, and over the past two years, by 15.7% and 6.5%, respectively. Like San Diego, No. 11 Boston is also a well-established tech star, enjoying 11.3% tech growth over the last decade and nearly 10% over the past two years, with a diversified portfolio that includes strong concentrations in biotechnology, software publishing and Internet publishing. STEM employment, however, has remained flat over the past 10 years though.

Cosmetic surgery and other anti-ageing procedures like Botox are booming.

Even at a very conservative estimate, Britons are spending £225m a year on such procedures, about half of which are concerned with trying to look younger.

According to the British Association of Cosmetic Doctors, 40,000 vials of Botox – enough to treat 150,000 patients – were sold in 2004, with the market growing by 30 to 40% a year.

“Cosmetic surgery is an epidemic today. It is exploding [and] the desire for youth, beauty and perfection shows no signs of slowing down,” says Wendy Lewis, a beauty consultant who works in both the UK and the US.

‘Youth rewarded’

Simon Withey of the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons says all aspects of cosmetic surgery are becoming more popular, for various reasons – among them that people are feeling an intense social pressure to look younger.

“We get quite a lot of people who are in the media or very competitive jobs in the City, and they just feel as soon as they look a bit tired, that these younger guys and younger women are snapping at their heels, trying to chase them out of their jobs.
UK COSMETIC SURGERY MARKET
Worth at least £224.6m in 2003
Growing at about 9.4% a year
Of this, about 28% is non-surgical procedures such as Botox
Source: Keynote

The stigma of surgery
“There still is this feeling that youth and beauty is rewarded in some way in society, and I think it actually is.”

But is the situation going to change? Surely as the population ages further over coming decades, we are going to start accepting our looks, and seeing old as beautiful?

Angus McGrouther, Professor Of Plastic And Reconstructive Surgery at Manchester University and the UK’s first professor of plastic surgery, thinks that fundamental changes in society means the cosmetic surgery genie will never be put back in the bottle.

“The respect for the wisdom of ages has gone. What people have got to do is look competitive with other people in the marketplace.
THREE MOST POPULAR ANTI-AGEING OPERATIONS
1 Blepharoplasty (eyelid reduction)
2 Full facelifts
3 Brow lift
Source: BAAPS
“People will change their jobs several times in their lifetime, and move to a new local area when they retire.

“So to be accepted into all these new groups, judgements are made on appearance. All these pressures fit together.”

However, the number of people “having things done” to look younger remains small.

A recent survey by TGI, published by Keynote Research, found that only 7% of all women would even consider having a facelift, and 4% of men a hair transplant, while only 11% of women would consider having Botox, and 4% of men.

Tim Westall of marketing consultancy April Strategy thinks it is possible that society will start projecting a “more mature expression of beauty” as we get older – although it is more likely it will express contradictory attitudes to age.

Dual attitude

“There are two mindsets that operate, two attitudinal camps,” he says.

“One is about seeking physical perfection – ‘the L’Oreal woman’.
SOME NON-SURGICAL ANTI-AGEING TREATMENTS

Muscle-relaxing injections like Botox, to soften wrinkles
Microdermabrasion, which rubs off outer layer of skin to create fresher appearance
Wrinkle fillers including collagen, your own body fat or those containing hyaluronic acid such as Restylane, Perlane
Chemical peels – acids which remove the outer layer of skin, reducing fine wrinkles
Lasers, to stimulate skin collagen and reduce fine lines

‘Temporary facelifts’ arrive on High Street
“There’s another which is about beauty from within, about your radiance being the embodiment of your life and your spirit and your character – don’t over-adorn, and don’t mask.”

Robert Diamond of the Diametric marketing consultancy concurs that we will probably see contradictory images of beauty and maturity in future, as advertisers wake up to the potential value of the over-50s market.

“Expect the beauty industry to continue to focus on youth,” he says.

“But expect smart marketers to talk about ‘making the best of who you are’ rather than trying to make you become someone different.

“Take-up of cosmetic surgery falls after 45 – older women are more interested in looking good for their age than trying to look a different age,” he said.

Continuing innovation in techniques and products available also appear likely to have an impact, with procedures becoming ever more simple, cheap – and therefore appealing.

“Treatments have become less risky, easier, in many cases more affordable and accessible to everyone,” says Wendy Lewis.

“People are looking to start early, have smaller things done in bundles, and ease into the ageing process without necessarily looking like they have had work done.”

Positive trend?

Even if we do still see youth as the main indicator of beauty, and continue nipping, tucking, abrading and filling, is that necessarily a bad thing?

Professor McGrouther wonders if it may be a positive sign.

“If people are living longer, healthier, happier lives, and their concerns are being spread to things like controlling weight, exercise, smoking etc – if it’s making people happy at the end of the day, and it’s not harming anybody else, then that seems positive,” he said.

“In fact, I think some of the things we accepted in the past were probably wrong, that people should sit down in their carpet slippers when they reach a certain age.”

Now it seems more attention is being paid to making apps than making versions of websites optimized for smartphones screens.

Given the app craze and the amount of money being made from apps, it seems logical that this shift has been happening. Apps are at the forefront of the rebirth of the software industry — which is a good thing.

On the horizon, however, we see a world where both native apps and web apps will coexist. Developers leading this charge will be the ones who are making native apps and HTML5 web apps at the same time during the software development process.

HTML5 is one of the more interesting developments related to mobile software at the moment. As a spec, it hasn’t been fully standardized, but that’s not stopping a large number of software developers from embracing and developing the next version of the Internet.

Web developers have a lot of options as they look to write mobile software. What’s interesting to me is that many of them are taking a hybrid approach to software development. That means they are writing the application in HTML5 + Javascript but wrapping all that code in a layer that lets it be installed as a native application from an app store as well.

You don’t have to look too far to find good examples of this approach. Both Facebook and Twitter have deployed this model. You can install Facebook or Twitter as an app from most app stores or direct the web browser on your smartphone to either company’s website and have a nearly identical experience. This hybrid approach is one that most major software developers I am talking to are using to make their mobile apps.

LinkedIn recently took the same approach with their latest iPad app. The company has completely reimagined the LinkedIn experience for the iPad. However, by taking this hybrid approach to software development, the LinkedIn tablet experience will also be available on things like Android tablets and upcoming Windows 8 tablets. By taking this approach, LinkedIn was able to cater to their iPad customer base with a quality and polished tablet experience, and they were also able to leverage that work on the native application to make a similar experience available via the web browser for any tablet or other mobile device.

With all of this in mind, it’s expecting there to be far more web-based mobile applications over the next 12 months than people think. These are the interesting kinds of software innovations that I believe will make not only the future of web design, but also application software design, exciting for the years to come.

Will the Software of the Future Be Installed or Accessed?

All of these observations beg an interesting question — a question I called out in a column I wrote last year outlining why I believe Chrome is more important to Google than Android in the long run. The possibilities with HTML5 + Javascript and browser-based software in general are enormous. If we think about many of the visions of industry leaders like Larry Ellison and others that are based around the concept of network computing–where a screen is just a dumb terminal and the intelligence is in the network–then we can truly imagine this future coming to fruition thanks to web-based software.

(MORE: Why Chrome OS Is More Important to Google’s Future than Android)

Throughout most of the history of computing, software users have taken a package of code and “installed” that software on their computers. However, in this future of web-based applications we won’t install software; we will simply access it through our web browsers. Not only is the software infrastructure starting to take the shape of this reality, but so is the microprocessing technology in many mainstream smart devices. Many smartphones and tablets today have the same amount of processing power as notebooks and desktops from five years ago.

The software revolution I spoke of a few weeks ago is just the tip of the iceberg. I have a hard time believing that the software experiences we have today will look anything like the software experiences we will be having in five years. And I believe that many of the software experiences of tomorrow will take place within our web browsers.

Ben Bajarin is the director of consumer technology analysis and research at Creative Strategies Inc., a technology industry analysis and market intelligence firm in Silicon Valley.

Miro Zecevic CEO of MMG said “A press release issued by KMAG on or about May 10 2012 was brought to our attention. We are using this opportunity to address certain allegations issued by KMAG management regarding alleged “False Statements” made by MMG. In fact no false statements were ever made by MMG.

In a KMAG release KMAG management and specifically Mr. Jeffrey Reid states that “In late 2009 Mina Mar met with Jeffrey Reid and discussed potential business transactions”. Although we were retained in late 2009 by KMAG and Mr. Reid via email and fax, to perform IR and MA services, the fact is we never met Mr.Reid, nor did we ever inspect the KMAG operations in Toronto or China. Notwithstanding, that both KMAG and MMG are within a 10 minute driving distance of each other and over the course of the 6 to 10 month relationship we attempted on numerous occasions to meet Mr. Reid and to inspect his company to no avail. During this same period MMMG initiated a series of Friday Tips alerts to MMG followers advising them that we are working on a merger for KMAG and to keep KMAG on their watch list.

Mr.Reid claimed that he was in Hong Kong or just leaving for Hong Kong on each and every opportunity we extended him to meet. We advised Mr.Reid that our China representative would be available to meet up with him in China and that coincidently I was to be visiting the MMG Hong Kong office at the same time he was in China. Mr.Reid replied with a brisk 2 line email terminating our relationship. The fact that we were never able to meet up with KMAG as a shareholder and as a service provider to conduct an inspection and an interview gave us a grave cause for concern to continue representing KMAG. We brushed off Mr.Reids dismissal and moved on.

The inquiries from KMAG shareholders escalated over the months. Our internal audit indicated that these inquiries possibly stemmed from old Fridays Tips alerts we sent out on KMAG. In March and April 2012 we attempted to contact Mr. Reid through all available means. The purpose of our inquiry was to ascertain the validity of KMAG business, certain press releases the company issued, and filings so that we can answer the followers of Fridays Tips. Moreover, we wanted to discuss the “skull and bones” KMAG was labeled with at that time by OTC Markets. We also advised Mr.Reid that the OTC Verify service would be free as we never received any compensation from KMAG in the past and that this would eliminate many of KMAG shareholders concerns.

As our calls and requests for an inspection of KMAG operations and Mr. Reid fell on deaf ears, again as it did in the past.

Mina Mar Group’s name is paramount to us. Our entire following is based on accurate and up to date information we provide to our followers who in turn rely upon this information to make an investment in a profiled company current or past.

Being left with no alternative MMMG did release the following assessment on KMAG on or about May 1 2012 in our email opt in list “Early Alert”.

KMAG
This is an old client that we represented a while ago. We sent many Alerts and Fridays Tips on KMAG in the past.

We received a large number of calls / inquiries on KMAG from shareholders who bought KMAG and or added to their position based on our past Alerts, and are now asking for an update. Unfortunately, we have attempted many times via email and telephone to reach the company however they appear to be evasive. We are of the opinion based on our experience, company evasiveness, trading patterns to name a few, that some form of dilution and toxic financing is taking place at KMAG.

For our followers to our newsletter we are providing this free update. We hold no position in KMAG in any format long or as a short whatsoever. For our followers / subscribers we would highly recommend exiting KMAG immediately until we can get a good overview of this company’s state of affairs.

Our position remains the same as it did in our May 1, 2012 Alert. Now with the KMAG release of a “share buyback” program we caution Mina Mar Group followers that we remain unable to verify any information furnished in the public domain by this company. Again we extend this invitation to the KMAG management to provide any proof of the same”.

HENDERSON, NEVADA, May 10, 2012 – PTS, Inc. (PINKSHEETS:PTSH) www.ptspi.com subsidiary Navistar Global Logistics (UK) Ltd (Navistar) www.navistar.co.uk CEO John O’Brien in a recorded telephone interview provides a raw unedited and uncensored evaluation of PTSH – Navistar day to day operation, the past present and future. Raw and uncensored means that this is a non edited voice instruction the IR department has received to address shareholder concerns and not a marketing type slanted presentation from the company. The recording provides a unique as close as possible behind the lines of operations of Navistar and PTSH. The taped conversation covers items such as revenue and expenses, future expenditures and growth new retail store openings and existing operations to name a few.
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HENDERSON, NEVADA, May 10, 2012 – Media Sentiment, Inc. (PINKSHEETS:MSEZ) www.mediasentiment.com CEO Marian Munz  in a recorded telephone interview provides a raw unedited and uncensored evaluation of MSEZ day to day operation, the past present and future. Raw and uncensored means that this is a non edited voice instruction the IR department has received to address shareholder concerns and not a marketing type slanted presentation from the company. The recording provides a unique as close as possible behind the lines of operations of Media Sentiment Inc. The taped conversation covers items such as revenue and expenses, future expenditures and growth new retail store openings and existing operations to name a few.

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HENDERSON, NEVADA, May 10, 2012 – King Resources, Inc. (PINKSHEETS:KING)www.king-resources.com“> www.king-resources.com subsidiary Grid Grabber www.gridgrabber.com CEO Dennis Giancola in a recorded telephone interview provides a raw unedited and uncensored evaluation of KING- Grid Grabber day to day operation, the past present and future. Raw and uncensored means that this is a non edited voice instruction the IR department has received to address shareholder concerns and not a marketing type slanted presentation from the company.  The recording provides a unique as close as possible behind the lines of operations of Grid Grabber and KING. The taped conversation covers items such as revenue and expenses, future expenditures and growth new retail store openings and existing operations to name a few.
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HENDERSON, NEVADA, May 10, 2012 – Evader, Inc. (PINKSHEETS:EVDR) www.evadercorp.com CEO Sasa Vasiljevic in a recorded telephone interview provides a raw unedited and uncensored evaluation of EVDR day to day operation, the past present and future. Raw and uncensored means that this is a non edited voice instruction the IR department has received to address shareholder concerns and not a marketing type slanted presentation from the company. The recording provides a unique as close as possible behind the lines of operations of Evader Inc. The taped conversation covers items such as revenue and expenses, future expenditures and growth new retail store openings and existing operations to name a few.

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