I inputted several names worldwide and activated the link he said

“I inputted several names worldwide and activated the link,” he said. “They wereable to track me via their cell phones and even on Facebook. That`s why we referto the Blue GPS as social networking with your feet.” In addition to the button linking the shoe and cell phone users, another buttoncan be pressed for an`E911` call. When that button is pushed, a signal is sentto IDG`s monitoring division, ID Conex, which then attempts to contact thewearer. If the shoe wearer does not respond, ID Conexthen alerts the properauthorities.

Daniel also emphasized that the original GPS shoes – using IDG`s patentedQuantum Satellite Technology – are currently being field tested for futuremilitary and healthcare industry usage. Photos/Multimedia Gallery Available: http:// Isaac Daniel GroupLewis Matuson, 305-238-1889 Copyright Business Wire 2009. * LatAm markets mixed as Wall St offers no clear direction Stocks  |  Currencies  |  Bonds  |  Argentina  |  Brazil  |  France  |  Mexico* Brazil FX, stocks up after larger-than-expected rate cut* S&P cuts PDVSA’s ratings, affirms Venezuela By Walter Brandimarte NEW YORK, June 12 (Reuters) – Latin American financialmarkets ended mixed on Friday, with Brazil’s stocks andcurrency gaining after a larger-than-expected interest ratecut, but Venezuela’s bonds plunging on negative credit ratingnews. Brazil’s benchmark Bovespa stock index .BVSP rose 0.28percent while the national currency, the real (BRBY), gained1.25 percent to 1.927 per U.S.

dollar in the first sessionafter the central bank cut interest rates by 100 basis points,more than the 75 basis points forecast by most economists. The decision, aimed at avoiding a recession in LatinAmerica’s largest economy this year, “may boost foreign inflowsinto Brazil’s stock market,” also strengthening the real, saidFrancisco Carvalho, a currency trader at Liquidez brokerage inSao Paulo. Benchmark stock indices also rose in Mexico .MXX andColombia .IGBC, but closed lower in Chile .iPSA, Argentina.MERV and Peru .IGRA. As key Wall Street indices closed mixed, the MSCI stockindex for Latin America .MILA00000PUS finished 1.2 percenthigher, booking gains of 2 percent for the entire week.