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TUCSON, Ariz.--(Business probes korn lyrics Wire)--CDEX Inc. got the life conclude (OTCBB:CEXI) CEO, Malcolm Philips, reviews CDEX`s performance through2008 and sets the stage for 2009 in the "CEO Corner" of the CDEX Web Site Mr. Philips reflected upon the start of CDEX in 2001 with three key employeesembarking upon a mission to develop technology that made a difference inpeople`s lives. Seven years later, CDEX`s medication safety product line,ValiMed, is saving lives in leading hospitals and its recently launched ID2 MethScanner is used by law enforcement agencies in the battle against illegal drugs.While the journey has, at times, been challenging, CDEX has built a culturebased on its mission and fundamental beliefs. Fiscal Year 2008 was another year of record revenue for the Company and Mr.Philips forecasted record revenue in FY2009, along with continued development ofnew products that save lives and protect the environment For Mr.

Philips`complete review, please go to the "CEO Corner" of the Management Briefingsection of the CDEX Web Site ) Korn . About CDEXCDEX develops, manufactures and globally distributes products to the healthcareand security markets freak on a leash . The ValiMed product line provides life-saving validationof high-risk medications and returned narcotics thoughtless . The ID2product line detectstrace amounts or illegal drugs, such as methamphetamine twisted transister . CDEX expects to advanceits patented technologies to serve additional markets. To meet its plans, CDEXmust raise additional funds as stated periodically in its SEC filings. For moreinformation, visit Non-historical statements are forward-looking, as defined in federal securitieslaws, and generally can be identified by words such as "expects," "plans, ""may," "believes," "should," "intends," and similar words.

These statements poserisks and uncertainties that cannot be accurately predicted or quantified and,consequently, actual results may differ materially from those expressed orimplied korn album . Such risks and uncertainties include, without limitation, theeffectiveness, profitability and marketability of products, the protection ofintellectual property and proprietary information, and other risks detailedperiodically in filings with the SEC alone i break . There is no obligation to update anyforward-looking statements.CDEX Inc.Malcolm Philips520-745-5172 x210 Copyright Business Wire 2009 korn's groovy . Lawsuit Arises from Release of 1.1 Billion Gallons of Toxic Coal Ash intoResidential Areas and Nearby Waterways KNOXVILLE, Tenn.--(Business Wire)--The Giltnane family of Kingston and Rockwood, Tennessee, along with Ian andSabrina Cullen, of Kingston, Tennessee announced today that they have filed alawsuit against the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) seeking medical monitoringof their families and other families after potential exposure to 1.1 billiongallons of toxic coal ash released when the containment pond failed at the TVA`sKingston Fossil Plant (Kingston Steam Plant) coming undone . The Giltnane family includesRobert and Mary Giltnane, their son Levi and his wife Brandy, and Levi`s andBrandy`s two-year old daughter Skylar.

The Giltnanes are residents of the areanear the Kingston Steam Plant, property owners, and owner/operators of a familybusiness, Sailaway Homes and Land Realty, based in Kingston, Tennessee TheCullens live on the Clinch River korn thoughtless . "Our primary concern is the health impact of this massive release of toxicmaterials into our community," said Levi Giltnane "We have a two year olddaughter, Skylar twisted transistor . For her and for the other children in this area, we want theTVA to give us honest answers about what is in this toxic ash and we want theTVA to fund medical testing for our family and other families who have beenexposed to the massive amounts of toxic materials the TVA has dumped in ourcommunity." "This has been a devastating event for our family and for our family business,"state Robert Giltnane ko?n . "My family, as residents and realtors, and our neighborshave already suffered harm and will unquestionably continue to be harmed by theTVA`s toxic coal ash." "This disaster has negatively impacted the residential community and fouled thescenic waterways in the Kingston area, which are a central part of life in thearea," stated Elizabeth Alexander, a Morristown, Tennessee native and partner inthe Nashville, Tennessee office of the national plaintiffs` law firm LieffCabraser Heimann & Bernstein, LLP, which is representing the Giltnanes andrepresented families affected by a similar coal ash release in Kentucky in 2001."I grew up in East Tennessee and my family still lives nearby life is peachy . I have a childthe same age as the Giltnane`s daughter, and I understand their concerns for herhealth.

The TVA should be held to account for all of the harm it has causedthrough its bad decisions and obvious mismanagement of massive amounts of toxicmaterials." "At a time when many East Tennessee families are struggling to keep their jobsand homes, the last thing they needed was a massive release of toxic materialsin their community," stated attorney Mark Chalos, also a partner in LieffCabraser`s Nashville office . "Instead of paying millions of dollars in bonusesfor its executives, the TVA needs to dedicate its resources to safeguarding thewell being of our communities and promptly accepting full legal and financialresponsibility for the Kingston environmental disaster." The Giltnanes ask that the Court require the TVA to fund medical testing andmonitoring for their family and other families exposed to the toxic coal ash,and any medical treatments and procedures determined necessary as a result oftheir exposure untouchables . The lawsuit also seeks an order from the Court mandating thatthe TVA fund environmental monitoring in residential communities and waterwaysaffected by the release korntv . The waterways serve as drinking water sources for manyTennessee families . Finally, the complaint requests monetary compensation forthe Giltnanes and other families, for the costs of environmental remediation,damage to property, loss of property value, and loss of income by localbusinesses affected by the massive release. The lawsuit alleges that the TVA had knowledge that its coal ash sludgecontainment pond was in danger of releasing massive amounts of toxic substancesinto the community, and failed to take reasonable steps that would haveprevented the December 22, 2008, environmental disaster.