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Mindpix Announces 2009 Ms. Fitness USA & Ms. Fitness World Fitness Competition Sponsorship for Third Consecutive Year

Mindpix Corporation, a Nevada Corporation (PINKSHEETS: MPIX), announces today that Mindpix (http://www.mindpix.com) is an official sponsor of the Ms. Fitness USA and Ms. Fitness World Finals Competition at the Rio All-Suites Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. This marks the third consecutive year that UltraFlex has been a sponsor. Tonight, September 10th is the taping of 2009 Ms. Fitness USA and tomorrow, September 11th is the 2009 Ms. Fitness World Finals competition to be aired on Fox Sports Net beginning January 1st, 2009. UltraFlex was named the 2007 Product of the Year by Ms. Fitness Magazine. Mindpix intends to launch UltraFlex for the upcoming 2008 Christmas and Fitness season.

ULTRAFLEX

UltraFlex(TM) is a compelling new concept in exercise. UltraFlex(TM) (patent pending) is a resistance exercise device shaped like a bar or rod (think walking stick or ski pole) and is designed to bend end-to-end (think u-shape or teardrop) that provides resistance in both the compression and release phases of exercising. The resistance is variable; it starts at zero pounds of resistance when straight and resistance increases when fully bent.

ABOUT MS. FITNESS

Founded in 1984, Ms. Fitness (http://www.msfitness.com) is the oldest and most prestigious fitness competition in the world. Ms. Fitness has been televised for 20 consecutive years and carries the distinction of being the longest running fitness show worldwide.

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