Cherubim Interests is a unique company in its pronounced dedication to improving its home state of Texas, while providing substantial return to its investors, by turning around undervalued real estate assets, creating safer and more desirable living environments for current and future generations. The company’s vision is of becoming a leader in the fields of alternative construction, multi-family real estate development, property management, and investment.

An example of this creative orientation is Cherubim’s work with BudCube Cultivation Systems USA, developers of a proprietary controlled environment cultivation technology aimed at helping cultivators of legal medical and recreational cannabis, as well as other plant species, meet rising market demand. Coupled with the real estate development and property management business model of parent company Cherubim Interests, BudCube is able to offer prospective cultivators quick entry into the rapidly expanding cannabis cultivation market at a price point that is extremely attractive when compared to traditional construction solutions.

In support of their objectives, the company has brought together a management team with a strong community and commercial spirit and background in areas such as construction, finance, and property management.

Patrick Johnson (CEO), coming from a championship sports background, has proven himself in senior level positions in the construction, oil and gas, and consumer products industries, in both public and private sectors, in addition to consulting in the private equity, mining, gaming, entertainment, Internet, and corporate finance industries. In his career he has also assisted a variety of charities and non-profit organizations through volunteer work and fund raising. It must be said that his outstanding experience in college and pro sports was hugely foundational in his remarkable win-win orientation and ability to work with people to achieve sky-high goals: Olympic-caliber sprinter, Pac-10 Championship winner in the 400 meters, defeating the legendary Carl Lewis in the 100-meter, All-American football player in college, Oregon Athletics Hall of Famer, member of Super Bowl winning Baltimore Ravens.

Gary Fewell (COO), brings more than 20 years of experience in both management and work environments, from Fortune 500 companies to start-up businesses, including in financial analysis, procurement, budget management, and all phases of project development. In the oil and gas industry, he benefitted from working with highly recognized professionals, coordinating a number of projects from conception through completion, and has developed a special focus on spotting long term growth opportunities.

Corbin Grubbs (CFO), has over 20 years of accounting and financial business experience, holding management and leadership positions with both private and public market leaders in the financial services, manufacturing, automotive, and healthcare industries. This includes being a former Director and CFO of a nationally recognized debt purchaser, later successfully selling the company’s portfolio assets to a larger publically held company.

For more information, visit www.cherubiminterests.com

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Dominovas Energy was recently hosted by the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers (SAIEE) in Johannesburg, South Africa, where Dr. Shamiul Islam, executive vice-president of the company’s Fuel Cell Division, delivered a lecture presenting the company’s electricity generating technology, the RUBICONTM Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) system.

Dr. Islam delivered his presentation on the proprietary design of the industry’s first scalable, single megawatt SOFC system to an audience of stakeholders, potential off-takers, engineers, and academics actively engaged in South Africa’s power generation and distribution industry.

“The design of a single megawatt system lays out the foundation for scale with modular design and construction of a multi-megawatt RUBICONTM system. Until now, all single megawatt systems of fuel cell generated power were comprised of an array of individual kilowatt units configured to function at a megawatt scale. The generally accepted configuration and design of megawatt systems within the industry to date have taken smaller configurations of the fuel cell stacks, generally 1kW, and pieced them together to create configurations totaling multiple kilowatts. This approach is problematic in that the generation of megawatt baseload power is inefficient and it additionally creates units that, by design, have multiple opportunities for failure which contribute to extraordinary and otherwise unnecessary repair and maintenance costs. In designing a true megawatt system, Dominovas Energy has optimized system size, production efficiency, and overall system performance and veracity,” explained Dr. Islam.

The presentation covered fuel cells in general, and specifically addressed the RUBICONTM SOFC system’s megawatt design, functionality, advanced engineering and manufacture timelines. In comparing the technology to “traditional” sources of electricity generation, Dr. Islam illustrated how the RUBICON™ is the preferred electricity generation choice of both public utilities and private sector operations in the manufacturing, hospitality, mining and agriculture industries throughout sub-Saharan Africa.

When asked about the significance of Dominovas Energy’s presentation, SAIEE Chairman Max Chauke responded first by noting South Africa’s power challenges and their adverse impact on the economy.

“Although our government is building new power plants such as the coal fired Medupi and Kusile, these will not be adequate to solve the power crisis that we face as more and more of the older plants are ending their productive life. Alternative sources of power are required and we commend government’s efforts in addressing and actively seeking out alternative energy solutions,” he stated. “The SAIEE encourages the Government to continue investing in various sources of alternative energy and to specifically consider other technologies such as Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFC) which have a strong value proposition along with an electrical efficiency greater than solar power and wind energy. On behalf of my colleagues, I would like to thank Dominovas Energy for the outstanding and proper presentation that was made to the SAIEE’s Power and Energy section regarding the RUBICON™ SOFC technology. As the section and institute, we will continue working with Dominovas Energy along with other industry experts in order to keep abreast with the latest technologies that can be of great benefit to South Africa and her people.”

For more information, visit www.dominovasenergy.com

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According to National Restaurant Association data, restaurants gobble up around 47 percent of all consumer food spending, doing some $709 billion each year in sales, and providing employment for over 14 million Americans. However, while there has been a great deal of innovation in the fast-casual segment in recent years, an overly saturated market has left operators desperately searching for new recipes to success, and the casual dining end of the market remains largely dominated by entrenched brands such as Luby’s (NYSE: LUB) Fuddruckers, or Darden Restaurant’s (NYSE: DRI) Olive Garden.

The heavily consolidated casual dining market is ripe for the kind of disruption we have seen in fast-casual in recent years. Where the likes of Luby’s Koo Koo Roo chicken, or innovator Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE: CMG), have successfully blended together speed, affordability, and healthier organic options in order to capture increasing market share. Healthier food choices are one of the major driving factors in the market today and any models which seek to prosper in the casual dining segment are most likely going to have some or all of their menu’s emphasis focused in this direction.

Up-and-comer Giggles N’ Hugs (OTCQB: GIGL) is a good example of this, blending together a Gymboree-like, kid-focused play area and delicious, organic casual dining for parents. This is an entirely new approach to family dining which has its origins in the founder’s attempt to find a casual dining restaurant they could take their young daughter to, secure in the knowledge that they could get healthier and even organic food options, and not have to spend the entire time managing their child’s behavior. At Giggles N’ Hugs kids can act their age, running around and playing in the 2,000 square foot plus play area located at each restaurant, safe under the watchful gaze of parents and restaurant staff who are dedicated to being attendees.

And GIGL has first-mover advantage here as one of the first and only children’s play center/restaurant to bring together high-end, organic food, with an upscale décor and family-friendly play area geared towards kids under 10. The company even offers parents a child drop off service so they can shop while the kids enjoy themselves stomping around at Giggles N’ Hugs in the play area.

The restaurant is split into two sections, one for dining and one for play, each section designed and constructed to be fit for purpose. Diverse revenues streams for the business include the typical restaurant side sales like food and beverage, as well as beer and wine – but are massively augmented by birthday party sales, retail item sales, play area fees, and membership subscriptions on the play area side. In fact, private party sales were up 3.4 percent year-over-year according to GIGL’s Q2 financial data released in August, reflecting steady growth of the company’s most lucrative offerings across its existing footprint of three locations at some of LA’s top malls.

One big secret to the company’s success has been that Giggles N’ Hugs is quite a deal for parents when it comes to hosting birthday parties for the kids, delivering more for less than competitors, with around a $350 price tag on birthday parties that includes everything the competition does, and many things they don’t. With a price point less than the average Chuck E. Cheese (the low end of the market), but sumptuous organic menu options sourced from locally-grown produce where possible, and gluten free choices, as well as a huge play area designed to captivate and enthrall young kids with its thematic elements, it is little wonder that GIGL continues to win over customers and the media alike.

From A-list celebrities bringing their kids for birthday parties or play at Giggles N’ Hugs locations, to major media sources (including some of LA media’s local kingmakers) running stories on the company’s success, GIGL has benefitted from a substantial amount of organic draw. The only cherry you can really put on this already highly successful cake is nationwide expansion and the company is currently busy leveraging an already well-established tenant relationship with major national mall owner/operator Westfield, to this very end.

A solid success story across its existing footprint and now a big opportunity to expand nationally and internationally, are very good indicators for GIGL shareholders moving forward. Interested investors should take note of the company’s potential, and the potential of the restaurant model the company has created to become increasingly dominant within its niche, fueled by a lack of real direct competition for its product/services mix, and a brilliant execution that is empowered by management’s extensive collective experience in the restaurant game

Take a closer look, visit www.gigglesnhugs.com

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Legacy Ventures International is a multinational conglomerate focused on the acquisition of proven, high-potential businesses across a variety of viable markets and industries. The company’s strategy involves the acquisition of businesses with disruptive ideas and game-changing concepts that can be rapidly scaled to promote sustainable growth. On October 1, Legacy kicked this strategy into gear when it announced the acquisition of RM Fresh Brands – a Canada-based servicer of food and beverage retailers and distributors representing an extensive portfolio of highly desirable brands. Through this acquisition, Legacy acquired the Canadian distribution rights to a product that brings a whole new meaning to thinking ‘outside the box’.

Boxed Water is an innovative solution to the mounting bottled water problem that’s reaching a fever pitch around the planet. According to The Water Project, U.S. landfills are overflowing with more than two million tons of discarded water bottles. Worse yet, these bottles will take more than 1,000 years to biodegrade, and, if incinerated, they release toxic fumes into the atmosphere. Boxed Water addresses this waste by utilizing 100 percent recyclable packaging that has less than half of the carbon footprint of a PET bottle, according to Cradle to Gate.

While Boxed Water is a clear step in the right direction in terms of environmental impact, it is also a significant opportunity for Legacy to establish a foothold in the rapidly evolving North American beverage market. In recent years, brands such as Glacéau Vitaminwater® and ZICO Coconut Water™ have demonstrated the commercial potential of innovative, healthy beverage options. Following a period of rapid growth, both were eventually acquired by beverage giant Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO).

Legacy took a step toward replicating this success when it added Matthew Merson to its board of directors last month. In addition to serving as the current vice president of Boxed Water is Better, LLC – the U.S. distributor of Boxed Water – Merson brings more than 25 years of experience in the branded food and beverage space (including time with both Glacéau and ZICO) to the Legacy team.

Earlier this month, Legacy announced that it had submitted an application to list its shares of common stock on the Canadian Securities Exchange in order to gain better access to investors throughout its Boxed Water distribution footprint. As it continues to market the Boxed Water brand throughout Canada, the company will look to further implement its acquisition-based expansion strategy while maximizing financial growth for the foreseeable future. For prospective shareholders, this makes Legacy a company to watch in the months to come.

For more information, visit www.legacyventuresinc.com

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Harvard Apparatus achieved considerable buzz this morning in announcing significant results from animal research on its second-generation bioengineered platform. Demonstrating clear evidence of complete esophageal tissue regeneration within two weeks, the study “far exceeded” company – and market, so it seems – expectations.

“We pursued these animal studies to test the design and technology enhancements we have made to our second generation technology and to prepare us for our upcoming studies with the Mayo Clinic. We are very encouraged by the results of these studies and by the significant advancements we have made across all three indications …,” HART CEO Jim McGorry said in today’s news release.

Company chief Medical Officer Saverio La Francesca, M.D. added to the sentiment, stating that “We believe that our second generation implant possesses all the necessary cues to elicit full regeneration of the esophagus. Importantly, our esophageal implant addresses a very significant need as a potentially life-saving treatment for patients with esophageal cancer. Each year in the U.S. approximately 17,000 new cases of esophageal cancer are diagnosed, and more than 4,000 are addressed by surgery. Our results underscore the value and potential of our platform technology to treat these patients and pave the way for further studies and our regulatory pathway for human clinical trials.”

McGorry has been at his executive post for four months now, and moving forward will guide the company through expanded preclinical trials at the Mayo Clinic slated for December. HART plans to file an initial IND application with the USDA next year.

Today’s news boosted shares more than 115% in mid-day trading, a welcome increase considering the company earlier this week received a delisting notice from NASDAQ. The company’s stock is down 89% since the start of the year.

If that’s enough to pique your interest, join in on the company’s conference call at 5 p.m. ET today for a discussion of study results. Dial toll-free 877-407-8293, or international: 201-689-8349, and reference Harvard Apparatus Regenerative Technology, Inc. You can also access the audio webcast at http://public.viavid.com/index.php?id=117087.

A replay will be available within approximately three hours from the end of the call through 11:59 pm ET on November 19, 2015, and will be accessible by dialing toll-free 877-660-6853, or toll/international 201-612-7415, and referencing conference ID “13624147.” The replay will also be made available at the web link above and on the company’s web site, www.harvardapparatusregen.com.

Moxian, a leader in online-to-offline platform, today announced that it has engaged corporate communications firm DreamTeamNetwork (“DTN”). Austin, Texas-based DTN has assisted more than 300 public companies fine tune their corporate communications strategies, which includes investor relations, public relations, and social media relations, as well as branding and marketing, video production and website development.

“We’re pleased to announce this strategic partnership with DreamTeamNetwork to help us deliver stronger communication channels to our shareholders and initiate greater exposure to potential investors who may not yet have Moxian on their radar,” says Moxian Chief Executive Officer James Mengdong Tan. “We have a great story to tell, and look forward to increasing our exposure without skipping a beat with our ongoing operations.”

DTN will leverage its family of unique brands, along with an extensive network of partners, daily and weekly newsletters, social media channels, blog and other outreach tools to further develop Moxian’s brand awareness and communications with shareholders.

“Moxian is an exciting company that we believe is positioned to capture significant market share as it increases exposure and streamlines communications with the broader investment community,” stated Michael McCarthy, Managing Director for DTN. “We look forward to working closely with Moxian’s senior management and staff to help the company achieve its corporate communications initiatives.”

For more information, visit http://ir.moxian.com/html-en/

The need to understand and use English increases each day across the globe. Lingo Media Corporation meets this demand by developing online and print technologies to help people learn the language. So far, the company established a strong relationship with China’s education system, helping 300 million students, and seeks to expand its reach to Latin America.

Lingo Media uses two business units, ELL Technologies and Lingo Learning, to teach English from kindergarten to adulthood. The first is a virtual software that provides contextual-based training, achievement tests, and interactive lessons to users. The other offers print educational texts that make teaching easier while offering 350 program titles that can suit any eager student.

For continued success, the company assures its scalability in the EdTech industry. The benefits of its electronically based coursework start with its real-time reporting and feedback of progress while dealing with the tedious parts of teaching so educators can focus on the important intellectual areas. For continued scalability, both Lingo Media’s programs can be accessed across many devices and therefore can be used across the world. Part of Lingo Media’s scalability is the assurance that software can run in any environment while adapting to all skill levels. Kindergartners and adults alike have benefited from these programs. The company also takes feedback from customers so that lessons are continuously updated to keep content relevant.

Lingo Media strives to develop its electronic learning resources while expanding its market. It believes that English can break down global barriers that may hinder development and business relationships. Both ELL Technologies and Lingo Learning provide educational tools that people of all ages can benefit. The company’s scalability factors into its goals of advancing education and expanding its brand.

For more information, please visit www.lingomedia.com

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GTX Corp., a leading provider of wearable monitoring and tracking solutions using GPS, Cellular and BLE technology, announces that it has engaged the investor relations services of QualityStocks. Based in Scottsdale, Arizona, QualityStocks has assisted more than 300 public companies with their efforts to broaden influence, attract growth capital and improve shareholder value.

“Thus far, 2015 has been an incredible year for GTX. Entering into a partnership with QualityStocks greatly supplements our rapidly growing international exposure, which is driven by key distribution strategies and new product launches,” stated GTX Corp CEO Patrick Bertagna. “We look forward to finishing out the year with the same momentum, and accelerating our progress in the year ahead. As we continue to focus on our current strategic plan, we welcome the QualityStocks team to diligently communicate our progress to existing and potential shareholders.”

QualityStocks will leverage its network of partners, daily and weekly newsletters, social media channels, blog and other outreach tools to launch a comprehensive communications strategy to generate market visibility of GTX Corp and its cutting-edge innovations.

“Technology is constantly moving at warp speed, and GTX is among the visionary companies surging ahead of consumer demand with its proprietary global enterprise monitoring platform,” stated QualityStocks Managing Director Michael McCarthy. “We look forward to helping GTX Corp grow its communications efforts while demonstrating the company’s increasing potential in the rapidly growing wearable technology market.”

For more information, visit www.gtxcorp.com/

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Avant Diagnostics is a medical technology company at the forefront of driving an evolution in the screening of ovarian cancer. Its focus is centered on bringing to market innovative diagnostic tests based upon the completion of the human genome sequencing project. The company endeavors in developing a refined screening test for diagnosing ovarian cancer by way of OvaDx – the market’s first large-panel biomarker screening test for this deadly disease.

OvaDx® is considered to be an advanced diagnostic test that measures the activation of the immune system in response to ovarian tumor cell development. Patient sera are applied to OvaDx® microarrays which enable binding between proteomic biomarkers in the patient samples and capture agents on the microarrays. The microarrays are washed and scanned to produce a digital readout for each serum sample, and the data are quantified and analyzed in software to generate the test results.

Medical findings in genetic research offer extensive opportunities for impacting both the diagnosis and treatment of critical diseases. It focusses on identifying variations in specific genes in the genome, variations which reveal individual characteristics, including the state of the disease or its statistical characteristics. Tests of this nature that detect diseases at early stages in their progression and thus offer different options for earlier treatments resulting in better outcomes for the patient. As an additional result, medical providers benefit by way of significant cost savings by avoiding costly treatments traditionally reserved for cancer in its later stages.

ADVX’s discovery path is a result of a decade of genetic and physiological research. The company concentrates on capitalizing on the human immune system for early detection. The result, OvaDx, delivers a large panel of refined markers for high sensitivity. The company’s OvaDx markers and kits are proprietary, include patented manufacturing technology, and an exclusive, worldwide license. Upon FDA 510(k) clearance, Avant intends to sell or license OvaDx®. Avant intends to utilize its public company stage to expand its portfolio of diagnostic tests in the future.

For more information on the company, visit www.avantdiagnostics.com

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A report out last month from 30-year plus veteran energy, telecom, security and advanced computer tech analysis/forecasting firm, Winter Green Research, indicates that the solid-state thin film battery market is set to grow 44 percent from last year’s $9 million market by 2021, when it will hit $1.3 billion. Key applications in emergent technologies, as well as continuously evolving areas such as power bridging, permanent power and wireless sensor networks, are among the chief growth drivers cited by the report. Also noted was the fact that vendors recently trounced Q1 performance handily, with two-fold revenue growth and a trebling of unit output. The uninterruptable, standalone efficacy of these millimeters-thick, high energy density battery systems has really caught on across all target markets, and the industry has matured to a point where the focus has shifted from growth to manufacturing efficiencies and profit margins.

This is where a lithium-ion battery developer, manufacturer and marketer like Oakridge Global Energy Solutions can really shine, expanding into a complementary product space which reinforces the company’s already strong footing. Solid-state thin film is an attractive addition to the company’s lineup as OGES continues working towards its goal of building a truly industrial scale lithium-ion systems platform, one which spans both core technologies and form factors. Oakridge Global Energy Solutions already has an impressive lineup being churned out, covering such markets as NEV (neighborhood electric vehicle) and golf carts, stationary and grid storage applications, consumer and military ROVs (remotely operated vehicle), and the starter motor battery market.

Solid-State Thin Film Battery Market Has Ripened

According to OGES the solid-state thin film battery market is now finally ripe for some serious momentum, with a vast array of technologically sophisticated products coming into existence, or ready to come into existence commercially with the assistance of these wafer-thin powerhouses, some of which can last for years without the need for recharging. Steady power to a given device from a flexible form factor allows for incorporation into wearables like smart clothing and the creation of a range of products featuring smart surfaces or embedded sensors, even ones you might not consider right away, such as automotive tires. The military market is quite interesting here as well, with the emergence of smart combat gear and wearables for the battlespace, as well as smart furniture on infantry armaments becoming easier and easier to implement.

At any rate, after the much ballyhooed expansion of Oakridge’s impressive new 68,718 square foot facility in Central Florida, personally attended by Governor Rick Scott, news out of OGES is that the company will likely already be out of pre-production prototyping early next year on is solid-state thin film model. The company wants to be making and shipping these high-tech American made beauties from another brand new facility sometime starting in late 2016. Executive Chairman and CEO of OGES, Steve Barber, said the company would harness all of its in-house expertise, as well as the local bounty of talent contained in Florida’s neighboring Space Coast region, in order to get a separate facility tooled with the requisite capabilities needed to manufacture these “game-changing” new batteries. This market is ripe for the picking too, with only a handful of companies such as STMicroelectronics (NYSE: STM) (OTC: STMEF) really at the forefront of the space. Products such as STM’s 220 µm EnFilm™, a rechargeable, solid-state unit with a fast constant-voltage recharge, as well as a 10-year (4000 cycle) lifespan, really shows what is possible in this market through creative engineering.

Oakridge Already Is Where Experts Say Tesla Should Be Focused

A recent article in The Washington Post on Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) argued that Tesla would be better off as a battery arms dealer in a world rapidly migrating towards electric vehicles and touted the explosion of the Chinese low-speed electric vehicle (LSEV) market over the last several years. Tesla sales are still dwarfed by traditional auto manufacturers, with the top slot still in the EV market currently still held by the Nissan (OTC: NSANY) Leaf at 12 percent market share. Nearly ten times the number of highly versatile low-speed electric cars were sold in China during 2013 than Tesla sold that year worldwide, with the epicenter of activity being Shandong Province, which has around 100 million people, packed into bustling cities like Linyi (population over 10 million). The low price point of LSEVs, which are effectively more powerful versions of golf carts, could help the vehicle class develop into a substantial market in the U.S. as well, especially in higher population density cities such as Los Angeles.

Tesla is coming at the EV market from the luxury auto end of things and trying to work high margin items to get its footing, but this has been a difficult and harrowing endeavor to say the least. The easy street some would argue, is servicing burgeoning demand for batteries to power all these electric vehicles. This is a big opportunity for a domestic manufacturer like OGES, which already has the appropriate tack worked out and is primed for growth with cutting-edge products like those from its Pro Series of maintenance-free rechargeable 40 Ah, 60 Ah, 100 Ah, and 160 Ah batteries, which have been designed specifically for the golf cart/NEV market. Equipped with a smart charging system that allows the user to retain their existing charger, Pro Series lithium-ion batteries are good for over 2,000 cycles, can go up to 60 miles on a single charge, work with any golf cart, and have a software UI driven by an Android app.

Harvard Business Review made the case quite succinctly in its May 2015 issue, arguing that Tesla is not as disruptive as one might think, because the company’s entire business model focuses on starting at the high end of the EV market, with $100,000 plus luxury vehicles. Tesla is aiming to have a $35,000 vehicle out sometime in 2017 aimed squarely at the mass consumer market, but the big automakers could shift to electric more quickly than Tesla can ramp up vehicle production capacity. OGES can step in here and be one of a handful of companies filling the gap, providing the kinds of diverse battery solutions needed at all levels of the EV space.

Learn more about Oakridge Global Energy Solutions by visiting http://www.oakg.net