Replies to post #21497 on QED Connect Inc (QEDN)

[ewu]

they are wrong, why they are one year in qedn already, and always negative why liar

[phunnibone]

About QED Connect

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QED expanded the direction of the corporation in 2009 to become a holding company and make acquisitions, investments, and enter into strategic business partnerships. The Company seeks businesses with strong potential which QED can assist in achieving their plans and realizing their maximum potential. This business model achieves the Company's goals and expands its overall revenue and profits and diversifies through entry into the multiple market segments. It is QED's intention to help its partners and subsidiaries realize growth, and that growth would, in turn, enhance QED's ability to increase shareholder value.

In March of 2010, the Company entered into an agreement with Nazz Productions, Inc. ("Nazz"), whereby Nazz is to become a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company.

In May of 2010, the Company entered into an agreement to form a Joint Venture with Sofame Technologies, Inc. (TSX-V:SDW), a Montreal, Canada based company to form a Joint Venture in the US. The JV will form a US based company for the purposes of marketing, distributing, selling and supporting SOF's products within the United States.
About Nazz Productions

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Nazz is an independent producer and distributor of film and television entertainment content. The Company plans to produce and distribute films that are independent of major studios and are produced and marketed using significantly smaller budgets. Nazz intends to establish both national and international channels for distribution of films to both theaters and on television and to establish an entertainment library. It is expected that post-release distribution of the content of such a library will generate recurring revenues by distributing film directly to retailers, to the expanding online distribution network, and to television thereby supplementing further expansion of production activities.

Nazz intends to produce two motion pictures within the next eighteen (18) months for release theatrically and directly to television, home video or online distribution. The Company focuses on producing artistic films that emphasize complex story-lines and character development.

The Company is currently in post-production on its latest film "Good Day For It", starring Academy Award nominee Hal Holbrook, Robert Patrick, Lance Henriksen, Robert Englund, Kathy Baker, Samantha Mathis, Mika Boorem, Joe Flanigan, Christian Kane and Richard Brake. Past films include "The 24th Day", starring Scott Speedman and James Marsden as well as "The Florentine", which was a co-production along with Francis Ford Coppola's American Zoetrope.

Nazz Productions, has purchased the screenplay "Nebraska Fish and Game" from acclaimed writer Neal Gumpel. Mr. Gumpel's other works include, "Uncoupled" which was purchased by DreamWorks Studios with David Permut producing and George Gallo directing, and "Friend's Again".
About Sofame Technologies Inc.

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Sofame Technologies Inc. custom engineers and manufactures unique, high-efficiency direct-contact industrial hot water systems which extract up to 99 percent of heat from flue gases depending on the application, and return the energy in the form of high-temperature hot water or pre-heated make-up air. Sofame's products help hospitals, food processing plants, universities, central heating plants, utilities and many more large energy consumers to significantly reduce fuel costs and greenhouse gas emissions. Using world-leading, patented green technology, Sofame serves industrial, institutional and commercial markets through a network of dedicated engineering representatives. In addition to economically recovering heat from waste energy, Sofame's products also significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The capacities of recovered energy in a Sofame system typically start at 1 MW per hour, which is the approximate equivalent of a 150-room hotel. Sofame design and engineer each complete system including the stainless steel towers, state of the art control panels with touch screen LCD displays, fully-equipped factory assembled pipe skids with pumps, valves, fans, heat exchangers, gauges, high temperature dampers of any diameter and a variety of custom extras. The product integrates seamlessly into the customers facility or process. This system knowledge coupled with the engineering skills and manufacturing capabilities are what set Sofame apart from competing technologies and manufacturers.