High Plains Gas, Inc. (”HPG”) procures, produces and markets natural gas (Methane) from the Powder River Basin in Central Wyoming. Through its solid foundation and experience in the region, HPG will pursue expansion plans both within the Basin and across the area.

HPG Services, LLC (”HPG Services”) was formed in mid-2011 to provide construction and maintenance services to the energy industry in the Rocky Mountain and Great Plains regions of the United States. HPG Services intends to draw on Mark Hettinger’s industry expertise to become a regional leader in energy construction. HPG Services has recently completed projects in North Dakota and Wyoming.

Through it’s wholly-owned subsidiary CEP – M Purchase LLC, High Plains owns the former Marathon Oil Corporation “North & South Fairway” assets. These assets consist of 1,614 Coal Bed Methane wells with associated flow lines and over 155, 000 net operated acres.

Additionally, HPG maintains seven active leases; Stone Pile, Reeves, Foundation Pod, RAG Pod, Mills, Grams and the Dry Fork Lease. Each lease contains multiple wells ranging in development from newly drilled to producing wells. HPG has maintained a 98% success rating across all current wells by managing geological surveys, knowledge of coal-washouts and sour methane treating techniques.

Aside from its North and South Fairway Assets, HPG maintains 92 producing wells. Fifty-six of the 92 producing wells are selling marketable natural gas. Until recently, the majority of those wells were not connected to a transmission line. By the end of 2011, all producing wells will be connected to the HPG infrastructure. As new wells are drilled, they will be connected to the HPG infrastructure within 30 days of completion.

HPG maintains growth as a core value. To achieve its growth plans, HPG owns an inventory of gas related equipment and material. Current average well depth is approximately 280 feet. At this depth, HPG owns sufficient well casing to cover 20 wells. HPG also owns 36 additional well site equipment packages. Additionally, HPG has an inventory of eight miles of 8 inch transmission line. This material, when combined with the infrastructure installation equipment provides a visible asset base to allow HPG to continue to grow production and revenue.

Dewmar International Brand Management Company, Inc. (f/k/a Convenientcast, Inc.) is an American based new product development, manufacturing and marketing company. Dewmar International’s primary business strategy has been in creating exceptionally high profit-margin functional products for significant niche consumer markets after observing both their long-term cultural trends and relative social buying habits. The Company’s flagship product, Lean Slow Motion Potion, is rated as one of the top 3 national selling relaxation beverages of the purported 50 relaxation brands that are currently available on the market, with sales grossing well over into the millions of dollars.

Their lead developer is a licensed Registered Pharmacist, MBA and a Master in Pharmaceutical Sciences. He also serves as the company’s Chief Executive Officer with 20 years of combined leadership experience as a former U.S. Naval Medical Services Officer, founder of three industry-related endeavors of which are sales/distribution or marketing related and sustains an immense passion for success. Dewmar International is continuously exploring new functional product line concepts to match the most viable consumer base to yield more immediate profitability with reduced risk. Their management team has both the technical expertise to create the safest yet most effective products to be introduced to the market as well as the expert marketing analysis to ascertain improved probability of long-standing

Investor Relations

Market Analysis Summary

Global Vision Holdings has identified two distinct groups of acquisition targets. These two groups of potential targets are segmented into current profitable cash flow companies and supernormal growth companies. They have been grouped as companies with $2 million EBITDA. The main characteristic that makes both of these groups so attractive is their desire to make a difference in the world by making investment decisions that take into account environmental factors.

Some companies provide general investment services. Others will only offer one type of service, maybe just clean tech or solar. Other service providers will concentrate on a specific niche like technology or consumer discretionary. However, Global Vision Holdings looks at all aspects of these factors to determine the acquisition criteria.

Target Market Segment Strategy

Global Vision Holdings has chosen the previously mentioned target market segments because of the ideological beliefs and the fact that these beliefs translate into the customer groups needing services that socially responsible businesses can provide. While the people can always purchase shares of a responsible company, in a way that they can exercise their beliefs, investments by individuals is just one way of investing.

The downside of investing as an individual is without the expertise of industry experts most individual investors achieve relatively low rates of return (relative to good stocks). In addition, they aren’t ability to receive personalized expertise and due diligence, which increases their ability to make custom choices beyond the type of investments individual investors have access too.

Therefore, Global Vision Holdings has chosen these specific company segments because it is a market group that has unmet needs. Global Vision Holdings has not chosen to distinguish any market segments above any other. However, it seeks to choose the best overall investments characteristics to ensure the best companies are chosen for investment.

Strategy and Implementation Summary

Global Vision Holdings will leverage its sustainable competitive edge of independent environmental research based on a custom set of criteria based markers for an objective measure of a company’s dedication to environmentalism. The competitive edge will be marketed by using the mantra of “think globally, act locally.” This marketing slogan will encourage people to do their part in regards to helping the environment through responsible investing. The sales campaign will rely on metrics that indicate environmental investments can and do outperform the S&P 500 Index.

SOURCE: http://versantinternational.com/investor-relations

WRAPMail, Inc. (WRAP) is a publicly traded company incorporated in Florida in October 2005. The basic idea behind WRAPmail is to utilize the fact that almost everyone has a website, social network site(s) and also sends emails every day. These emails can become complete marketing tools and help promote, brand, sell and cross-sell in addition to drive traffic to the websites and help conduct marketing research (through tracking analysis). WRAPmail is available for free (with 3rd party ads) or for a license fee. No routines change as users simply download a toolbar or route emails via Google or WRAPmail’s servers. While the focus is on one-and one emails WRAPmail also offers an Enterprise solution where clients can send unlimited email campaigns using the same technology that avoids the RED X when emails arrive. Our solutions are built so that recipients see images right away and are not as quick to discard the email due to the lack of seeing anything enticing or for being afraid of viruses when they would otherwise download the images.

WRAPmail’s revenue models are Advertising Revenue through our own Ad Network where users can advertise in other users emails (predominantly in the free users emails), license fees from ad-free and Enterprise clients and Affiliate revenue from Super Affiliates. WRAPmail is a Google Apps vendor and also compatible with Google Analytics.

Furthermore WRAPmail helps search for missing children with every email sent by free users by incorporating an RSS feed from the Center for Missing and Exploited Children – see Huffington Post article by clicking here.

Contact Information:

General information: info@wrapmail.com>

SOURCE: http://www.wrapmail.com/aboutus.html

1st NRG Corp. (OTCBB: FNRC.PK) is an exploration and production company headquartered in Denver, Colorado whose activity to date has been centered on development of the Clabaugh Ranch Field, a project developing and producing coal bed methane reserves (CBM) located in the Powder River Basin of Wyoming.

The targeted coal seams in the Powder River Basin are part of the Tongue River Member of the Fort Union formation and have been extensively mapped as natural resource developments and exploration have occurred throughout the region. Industry data from many wellbores drilled by others, allow the Company to estimate the extent, thickness, gas saturation, formation pressure and relative permeability of the coal seams. This reduces (but does not entirely eliminate) the risk of drilling unproductive wells. The Company has experienced a 100% success rate at Clabaugh Ranch where the 42 drilled wells have encountered developed coal seams in the Werner, Upper and Lower Smith, Wyodak/Anderson Lower, Gates and Wall formations. Well log analysis of the drilled wells demonstrates gross pay zones of approximately 150-200 feet, the most significant of these being the Werner, Wyodak/Andersen, and Gates coals. Clabaugh Ranch is about 20% developed; currently the 42 drilled wells are commingling gas produced from three coals – the upper and lower Smith, and the Wyodak/Anderson. In total the Company has identified 515 separate coals seams for development of which only 126 (42 wells X 3 seams) have been completed. There are 8 permitted locations for future development and acreage for 28 additional locations which will be permitted in the future.

ABOUT MIMVI

Headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, Mimvi, Inc. (MIMV) is a leading mobile search and discovery technology provider. Its proprietary search and “intelligent” recommendation algorithms enable the search and discovery of Mobile Apps, Mobile Content and Mobile Products across multiple devices and platforms, including: Apple’s iPhone and iPad, Google Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone, Facebook and web applications. For more information, please visit: http://www.mimvi.com.

Capitalizing on the Mobile Market

This is an exciting time to be in the mobile business.
Mobile Apps have become the new “websites” and Mimvi enables the discovery of the most relevant Mobile Apps, Mobile Content and Mobile Products through a single unified search interface. As a search engine technology company, Mimvi is perfectly positioned to capitalize on the unprecedented growth and fragmentation that exists in the mobile industry. This growth strategy includes targeting key markets, including China.

With the current count of almost 1,500,000 Mobile Apps available to consumers, and growth at never-before-seen levels, Mimvi provides investors the only publicly traded search engine for all Mobile Apps, Mobile Content and Mobile Products, regardless of platform, device or content.

Spotlight CEO, Michael Poutre

Mike is a 20 year veteran of the securities industry. His experience ranges from working at some of the largest wire house firms in the world, to having owned his own broker-dealer. Mike has many years of experience in the capital markets as a portfolio manager, and has been cited or featured in numerous premier financial publications, including Forbes, Business Week, The New York Times and The Los Angeles Times.

Wells Fargo & Co. WFC -0.80% Chairman and Chief Executive John Stumpf shot down the hotly debated notion of too-big-to-fail and noted big banks like Wells Fargo are positioned to help grow the U.S. economy.

Wells Fargo is the nation’s fourth-largest bank–J.P.Morgan Chase & Co. (JPM) is the biggest–and the top mortgage lender.

“All banks add value and big banks have unique resources and capabilities to help the economy,” Mr. Stumpf said during a conference call following the bank’s first-quarter earnings report on Friday. “Some claim that we receive a subsidy or have an unfair advantage from being perceived as too big to fail. We disagree.”

Instead, Mr. Stumpf said, the top priority for the country “is restoring economic health to America including consumers and businesses large and small.”

As for banking regulations, he said, “There are ongoing discussions about the need for more regulation and other changes. We do not need additional legislation aimed at big banks.”

“We need to give existing regulations a chance to work, especially now, when all of our energy should be focused on creating growth and new jobs,” Mr. Stumpf said. Most of the criticism by those who demand big banks to be broken up focus on banks with large capital market operations, like J.P. Morgan and Citigroup Inc. (C).

Mr. Stumpf said “the momentum from the housing rebound during 2012 has remained strong in the early months of 2013.”

“Our near term outlook is for steady gains in home sales, building activity and price appreciation.”

Wells Fargo has been an active acquirer, and will continue to buy businesses and loan portfolios. “We’re still interested,” particularly in the wealth management and brokerage business, he said. “But I don’t see that as a huge draw on our capital.”

Revenue from the mortgage business declined in the first quarter, as did mortgage originations, but Chief Financial Officer Timothy Sloan said the bank had expected that. “We could not be more pleased with the performance of our mortgage business,” he said.

“We started this quarter with a fairly strong [mortgage] pipeline at $74 billion,” Mr. Sloan said. “So the business continues to be strong.”

Because home buying is picking up, mortgage originations might not decline as fast as some analysts thought, Mr. Sloan said.

SOURCE: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/wells-fargo-ceo-disagrees-with-shrinking-big-banks-2013-04-12

Mobile at Work – Smart Solutions for Mobilizing Enterprise ERP on the Cloud

GroveWare Technologies Ltd. (OTCQB-GROVD) specializes in the rapidly-growing Mobile Business Process Management (BPM) marketplace using cloud computing. It has developed an advanced e-form- centric mobile application, MobiTask™ that can be used on all mainstream smartphone and tablet ireless operating systems including: Apple iOS©, Android™, BlackBerry QNX©, Samsung Galaxy, Playbook™, and Windows Mobile©. MobiTask™ is a single platform application integrating a powerful core technology that has helped our company become a leader in the field of “Rapid Mobile Application Development” for enterprises.

Perfect Productivity Tool for Companies, Government and Institutions

GroveWare’s products are uniquely suited to help companies, governments and institutions gather and exchange data in the field. In an environment where all commercial and government entities are seeking to find cost-saving productivity tools, the increasingly sophisticated smartphone and tablet hardware can now be paired with GroveWare’s software to generate productivity enhancements on a level not seen since the advent of microcomputers over 30 years ago.

GroveWare is uniquely positioned to take advantage of the transformation currently taking place in the enterprise space – the massive shift from laptops to smartphones and tablets, and the rush to develop productivity applications for enterprise use.

RECENT NEWS

Oct 09, 2012 – GroveWare Technologies’ MobiTask Solution to Provide an Inspection Reporting Tool to the Largest Independent Wood Products Inspection and Testing Agency in the U.S.

Oct 02, 2012 – GroveWare Technologies Announces the Launch of a Nation-wide Project With the United States Department of Agriculture’s National Soil Survey Center

Oct 01, 2012 – GroveWare Technologies Enjoys Expanded Revenue Opportunities Due to Supplier Arrangement with the United States General Services Administration for Purchase of MobiTask and eXFORMA Software

SOUTHERN PRODUCTS, INC.

dba SIGMAC USA

A Unique New Mid-Priced Brand of Consumer Electronic Products

Executive Summary

Southern Products, Inc. (OTCBB: SNPD) is a publicly reporting consumer electronics company incorporated in the state of Nevada. With a newly-engaged, exceptional management team in place, Sigmac intends to establish a globally recognized line of consumer electronic products. The plan is to begin by entering into a series of large-scale distribution agreements for the sale of branded, mid-priced televisions, monitors and peripherals in the United States, and then expand internationally as brand recognition is developed and new markets become available.

Significant recent events in the television industry contribute to the timeliness of this plan:

· The current volume leader, Vizio, has recently revised its pricing structure and repositioned itself from the low price leader to the most expensive high priced tier and solutions.

· Sony, the brand recognition leader, has announced the elimination of its consumer electronics manufacturing capability and its intention to become strictly a reseller of Sony branded products from third-party manufacturers. Sony has also lost significant market share over the past year.

· During the recent recession, the lowest priced, third-tier brands experienced significant losses and have abandoned the market.

As a result of these events US national retailers are searching for stable, knowledgeable companies to provide mid-tier, level two pricing with excellent service and industrial designs. They believe that Sigmac, with its strategic relationships and experienced management, is well positioned to fill this strategic need. Indeed, initial negotiations with major retailers and distributors in the US have resulted in initial test sales of over 6000 Televisions in 2012 to the following Dealers/Distributors:

Costco

Frys Electronics

Walmart.com

Woot (Amazon)

London drug

Syx

Tiger Direct

Hastings

The current world market for LCD Televisions alone exceeds 72 billion dollars U.S. per year and is growing at a rate of 24% per year (Business week, Bloomberg article). According to CNET the US market exceeded 12 billion for flat panel Televisions in 2010 and Vizio itself shipped over 2.6 million flat-panel Televisions in the 4^th quarter of 2010.

They have recently established a facility necessary for Research and Development in China, and another designed for Assembly, Customer Service, Sales and Marketing in the United States. Their component parts are manufactured to the highest quality international standards in state of the art, ISO – 9000 certified facilities in Japan, Korea, and China and then shipped to the U.S for assembly. To assure a high product quality, maximize supply chain buying power, and minimize production costs, They have developed strategic relationships with leading manufacturers of the component product parts in these countries.

A highly qualified management team lead by Mr. Edward Meadows is in place with a track record of successful international business development experience, established sales relationships and existing contacts with major U.S. distributors, including Wal-Mart, Costco, Best Buy, Fry’s Electronics, and Tiger Direct. The following is a brief discretion of Mr. Meadow’s background in the consumer electronics industry.

Edward Meadows, Their newly appointed President, Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Treasurer, and Director, has over 20 years experience in the consumer retail industry. Mr. Meadows graduated from The Ohio State University in 1969 with a major in accounting and a minor in marketing. He passed the CPA exam in 1970 on his first sitting for the national exam. For the past five years Mr. Meadows has provided financial consulting and sales management expertise to multiple companies including westinghouse Digital and various other large entities in his own consulting practice awaiting the proper opportunity to reenter the consumer electronics channel. He was formerly the interim CFO of the television manufacturer westinghouse Digital, LLC, and prior to this period he also worked as an auditor with PricewaterhouseCoopers. In addition to his financial experience, Mr. Meadows has over 20 years extensive experience selling to the national accounts of Wal-Mart, Costco, Fry’s Electronics, Best Buy, Office Depot, Staples, Target, Tiger Direct, Sam’s Club, and Radio Shack which are current and or long term goals for SIGMAC USA.

Additionally, Their new Director of Sales, Mr. Jim Hill, is returning from retirement and has over 25 years’ experience selling to the following national retail accounts: Wal-Mart, Sam’s Club, Costco, Office Depot, Staples, Fry’s Electronics, Circuit City, Tiger Direct, Best Buy, Buy.com and Radio Shack. He has held senior sales positions with HP, Xerox, TEAC, Maxtor, Priam and Nero and also sold to OEM accounts at HP, Texas Instruments, Motorola, Gateway Computer, Dell Computer and Compaq. In addition to his sales experience, Mr. Hill brings a strong technical background and has managed technical support organizations.

Initially They intend to raise $2.5 million US. This funding will be used to finance production runs for distribution to major U.S. retailers and expand assembly and distribution capacity in satisfaction of current purchase orders. The company is currently domiciled in Santa Ana, California, but planning a move to a facility in Nevada.

Commercial Metals Co.’s CMC -2.52% fiscal second-quarter earnings fell 84% as revenue from the scrap-metal processor’s two largest segments slumped, though lower expenses offset some of the decline.

“As anticipated, we experienced the normal seasonal effects of the winter and holiday months as well as the ongoing economic challenges in certain overseas markets,” said Chief Executive Joe Alvarado. “Despite economic weakness, particularly in international markets, we are pleased to report a sixth consecutive quarter of profitability.”

Commercial Metals, which recycles, manufactures and sells steel and metal products, has grappled with depressed construction spending and volatile metals prices over the past year. In response, the company has been working to reshape its operations, including selling a Croatian steel mill.

For the quarter ended Feb. 28, Commercial Metals reported a profit of $4.6 million, or four cents a share, compared with $28.9 million, or 25 cents a share, a year earlier. Net sales were down 12% to $1.73 billion, though costs and expenses also fell, by 10%.

Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters recently expected per-share earnings of 18 cents on revenue of $1.86 billion.

Sales at the company’s international marketing and distribution business, its biggest segment by revenue, fell 10% to $649.9 million. Sales at the Americas Mills segment dropped 9.4% to $476.6 million.

Shares closed Wednesday at $16.26 and were inactive in recent premarket trading. The stock has climbed 13% in the past three months.

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SOURCE: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/commercial-metals-profit-falls-84-2013-03-28