Media Sentiment, Inc. (MSEZ) Social Media channels to distribute & communicate material news and events

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San Francisco Bay Area, California, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) April 12, 2013 -- Media Sentiment, Inc. (MSEZ) http://mediasentiment.com proudly introduces to its followers a new section of its business. Media Sentiment opens a new channel for investor press release distribution at www.aheadsup.com .
New SEC rule allows companies to communicate news via social networks.

MSEZ’s CEO, Mr. Marian Munz provides 10 main benefits that come from giving investors a heads up on the good material news:
1. Open an unlimited number of channels in aheadsup.com free and will stay free for some time. Even if/when that changed we would find a win-win solution where everyone makes a profit.
2. Start getting followers and creating an audience right off the bat.
3. Receive contact information for all followers to your channel(s).
4. Create your own broadcasting network fast and easy. Aheadsup.com provides embed code for the channels so they could be very easily distributed to blogs, web sites and any web page in the world. The growth possibilities of your audience are enormous.
5. Create a powerful audience that continues to grow, an asset that you could use over and over.
6. Send alerts to your investor base and your audience so they could receive them in real time. These alerts represent your opinion on the value of the news, but the audience can click and see the original news item and make their own opinion as well.
7. Use more news items that could impact the value of a company. Traditionally, public companies announce only their press releases to their investors via wire services. With aheadsup.com you could announce positive news coming from a significant number of other sources such as: positive news for your market segment, from your target users, from competitors, suppliers, analysts etc.
8. Communicate the value of the news so the investors can grasp it rapidly with a thumb up or a thumb down image. Based on our eight years of experience, often times the symbol and a thumb are all investors are looking for to make rapid decisions.
9. MediaSentiment.com is offering to follow your channel(s) as soon as it becomes active and that will give exposure to more than 10k unique monthly traders visiting our web sites.
10. Benefit from the continuous expansion of the aheadsup.com distribution network.

Accordingly, Media Sentiment has opened a new channel for company and other news distribution at: http://www.aheadsup.com/MSEZ/news/ and it encourages interested parties to follow this channel to stay up to date with news that matters to MSEZ.
Management will update the company information via a supplement on the OTCMarkets.com with its guide how to open an account and use all advantages and benefits that comes with Media Sentiment’s www.aheadsup.com .

More details will follow on a timely basis.

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Nightlife v1.1 released with revamped recurring events

Few weeks ago we announced an important update to our Nightlife members. With the update we wanted to revamp recurring events (again) because it felt like they still aren’t on the level the theme deserved. Well, the update is finally ready and here are some of the changes that were implemented…

Recurring events are of course the biggest change. In Nightlife v1.1 recurring events won’t actually exist in the front-end; you will just use the recurring events functionality to generate a regular event for each instance of the recurring event. Say you want an event that occurs on every Friday in March (2013) and lasts one day. Once the main (recurring) event is created 5 additional (regular) events will be created as well. The first one will start on March 1st, the second on March 8th and so on. If you change something inside that main event, new instances of the event will be created (and old ones deleted).

Homepage and category page default tab can now be set form the back-end (Past, Current, Upcoming)Tevolution -> General Settings section now allows you to set the default sorting for the homepage (per start date is one of the options)Login and Register page are now separate and available as actual WordPress pages. This will allow you to have “pretty” permalinks like example.com/login or example.com/registerPage templates such as Submit Form or Advanced Search have been removed. To generate one enter a short code inside any page. These pages will be generated upon activation of the new version, actual shortcodes are also available inside the theme guide. These shortcodes are active in regular posts, events and even widgets (Text widget)Just like login and register pages, profile (edit profile) page can also be setup as a regular WordPress pageJust like all other updates, this one is also available in our member area

Updating to v1.1 shouldn’t be problematic. When you update Nightlife, Supreme and Tevolution (and visit the back-end) a message will appear at the top asking you to update your recurring events to this new format. Once you confirm, the theme will generate a main recurring event and all appropriate event instances. As usual, be sure to backup your database and theme files before proceeding with this. In case any problems pop up let us know right away in the forums.

In the end, we’d just like to thank all our forum members for their patience, support and feedback during this update process.

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Updates for Events v2, e-commerce themes and more…

Similarly to Nightlife 1.1 version released a while back, Events v2 theme has also been updated with new and improved recurring events. These new events will make the theme streamlined (no more regular / recurring tabs) and easier to manage; for both you and your visitors. “Recurring events” as such no longer exist inside our event directory themes. They have been replaced with a recurring system which allows you to quickly and easily generate a regular event for each occurrence. This has awesome benefits such as the ability to edit a specific occurrences. Our developers also used this update as an opportunity to add a requested option inside Events v2 – the ability to set the default tab on homepage and category pages.

All Templatic e-commerce themes have also received an update. The update focused on some design issues that emerged after the WooCommerce 2.0 upgrade. The update covers both eCom Framework and supreme powered e-commerce themes.

Finally, we’ve also updated the Templatic Shortcodes plugin. The team focused on optimizing the plugin and making sure it avoids conflict with installed themes and plugins. The plugin also comes with full support for nested shortcodes. These shortcodes are available to everyone!

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Events That Have Affected Forex Throughout History

By DailyFX Team 26 March 2013 22:00 GMT Among the many things that make Forex so interesting are the underlying themes that drive the market itself. When looking at it from a fundamental viewpoint, there are geopolitics, governments, societies, macroeconomics, and the behavior of numerous participants who vary greatly in objectives and approach. Throughout history, we have seen major events born from these themes that have greatly influenced the Forex trading environment. Here are some highlights from five impactful events.

The Bretton Woods Accord

The first major transformation, the Bretton Woods Accord, occurred toward the end of World War II. The United States, Great Britain, and France met at the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference in Bretton Woods, NH to design a new global economic order. The location was chosen because at the time, the U.S. was the only country unscathed by war. Most of the major European countries were in shambles. In fact, WWII vaulted the U.S. dollar from a failed currency after the stock market crash of 1929 to benchmark currency by which most other international currencies were compared. The Bretton Woods Accord was established to create a stable environment by which global economies could restore themselves. It also established the pegging of currencies and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in hopes of stabilizing the global economic situation.Though the Bretton Woods Accord lasted until 1971, it ultimately failed but did accomplish what its charter set out to do – to re-establish economic stability in Europe and Japan.

The Beginning of the Free-floating System

After the Bretton Woods Accord came the Smithsonian Agreement in December of 1971, which was similar but allowed for a greater fluctuation band for the currencies. In 1972, the European community tried to move away from its dependency on the dollar. The European Joint Float was then established by West Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxemburg. Both agreements made mistakes similar to the Bretton Woods Accord and in 1973 collapsed. These failures resulted in an official switch to the free-floating system.

The Plaza Accord

It did not take long for traders to realize the potential for profit in this new world of currency trading. Even with government intervention, there still were strong degrees of fluctuation and where there is fluctuation, there is profit. This became clear a little over a decade after the collapse of Bretton Woods. The U.S. economy was booming but the dollar had risen too far, too fast. The weight of the U.S. dollar was crushing third-world nations under debt and closing American factories because they could not compete with foreign competitors. In 1985, the G-5, the most powerful economies in the world – U.S., Great Britain, France, West Germany, and Japan – sent representatives to what was supposed to be a secret meeting at the Plaza Hotel in New York City. News of the meeting leaked, forcing the G-5 to make a statement encouraging the appreciation of non-dollar currencies. This became known as the “Plaza Accord” and its reverberations caused a precipitous fall in the dollar.

Establishment of the Euro

After WWII, Europe forged many treaties designed to bring countries of the region closer together. None were more prolific than the 1992 treaty referred to as the Maastricht Treaty, named for the Dutch city where the conference was held. The treaty established the European Union (EU), the creation of the Euro currency, and put together a cohesive whole that included initiatives on foreign policy and security. The treaty has been amended several times but the formation of the Euro gave European banks and businesses the distinct benefit of removing exchange risk in an ever-globalized economy.

Internet Trading

In the 1990s, the currency markets grew more sophisticated and faster than ever because money – and how people viewed and used it – was changing. A person sitting alone at home could find, with the click of a button, an accurate price that only a few years prior would have required an army of traders, brokers, and telephones. These advances in communication came during a time when former divisions gave way to capitalism and globalization (the fall of the Berlin Wall and the Soviet Union). For Forex, everything changed. Currencies that were previously shut off in totalitarian political systems could be traded. Emerging markets, such as those in Southeast Asia, flourished, attracting capital and currency speculation.

The history of Forex markets since 1944 presents a classic example of a free market in action. Competitive forces have created a marketplace with unparalleled liquidity. Spreads have fallen dramatically with increased online competition among trustworthy participants. Individuals trading large amounts now have access to the same electronic communications networks used by international banks and merchants.

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