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EXHIBIT 10.21

                              FINDERS FEE AGREEMENT

         This FINDERS FEE Agreement (this  "Agreement"),  entered into this 25th
day of August  2005,  sets  forth the  arrangement  between  Casimir  Capital LP
("Casimir") and TurboWorx, Inc. ("TurboWorx" or, the "Company"), with respect to
compensation to which CASIMIR may become entitled under the terms and conditions
set forth in this Agreement.

1.       PURPOSE.  CASIMIR  will  undertake  to contact and present  information
regarding  TurboWorx to certain accredited  investors  ("Investors"),  where the
Investors may purchase 17%  Promissory  Notes from  TurboWorx,  pursuant to that
certain  Promissory  Note Purchase  Agreement  attached hereto as Exhibit A (the
"Transaction").

2.       NON-CIRCUMVENTION.   TurboWorx   hereby   irrevocably   agrees  not  to
circumvent,  avoid,  bypass, or obviate,  directly or indirectly,  the intent of
this  Agreement,  or to avoid payment of fees to CASIMIR in connection  with the
Transaction.

3.       CASIMIR'S  COMPENSATION.  If, during the term of this Agreement funding
is provided by Investors to TurboWorx pursuant to the Transaction,  CASIMIR will
earn a cash fee of eight percent (8%) of the principal  amount of 17% Promissory
Notes issued in the Transaction.

4.       CONSUMMATION  REQUIRED.  In no event will  TurboWorx have any liability
for compensation to CASIMIR  pursuant to this Agreement,  unless the Transaction
with the Investors is actually consummated during the term of this Agreement.

         TurboWorx shall have the right to select or reject any offer of funding
and/or financing from any Investor, for any reason, or for no reason.

5.       AGREEMENT NOT EXCLUSIVE.  Nothing in this Agreement  shall be deemed to
prevent  TurboWorx from  authorizing  other parties to locate sources of funding
and/or  financing for it, and TurboWorx may negotiate for and carry out fundings
and/or financings  independently of any Investors  contacted by CASIMIR,  either
with  or  without  the  assistance  of  other  intermediaries.  Nothing  in this
Agreement  shall be  deemed to  prevent  CASIMIR  from  seeking  funding  and/or
financing on behalf of other parties.

6.       INDEPENDENT  CONTRACTOR  RELATIONSHIP.  This  Agreement  is intended to
create an independent  contractor  relationship  between  CASIMIR and TurboWorx,
which is described in Section 3508 of the Internal  Revenue  Service  Code,  and
shall be interpreted to effectuate such intent between the parties.

         (a)      NO  TAXES  WITHHELD  FROM  COMPENSATION.  TurboWorx  will  not
                  withhold  any  taxes  from any  compensation  paid to  CASIMIR
                  according to this Agreement.  It is acknowledged and agreed by
                  the parties that  TurboWorx  has not, is not, and shall not be
                  obligated to make, and that it is the sole  responsibility  of
                  CASIMIR  to make,  in  connection  with  compensation  paid to
                  CASIMIR according to this Agreement,  all periodic filings and
                  payments   required  to  be  made  in   connection   with  any
                  withholding taxes, FICA taxes, Federal unemployment taxes, and
                  any other federal,  state or local taxes,  payments or filings
                  required to be paid, made or maintained.

         (b)      CASIMIR CONTROLS TIME AND EFFORT.  It is agreed that TurboWorx
                  is  interested  only  in the  ultimate  results  of  CASIMIR's
                  activities pursuant to this Agreement,  and that CASIMIR shall
                  have  exclusive  control over the time and effort  invested by
                  CASIMIR  pursuant to this Agreement,  and the manner and means
                  of CASIMIR's performance under this Agreement.

         (c)      INDEPENDENCE  FROM  TURBOWORX.  The parties further agree that
                  CASIMIR shall have no control or supervision  over TurboWorx's
                  employees, officers, directors, representatives or affiliates.
                  CASIMIR  will  not  represent   that  it  is  an  employee  of
                  TurboWorx. CASIMIR shall at all times represent himself and be
                  construed as  independent  of  TurboWorx.  CASIMIR  shall not,
                  under any circumstances, be deemed to be a servant or employee
                  of  TurboWorx  for any  purpose,  including  for  Federal  tax
                  purposes.  CASIMIR's  relationship  to

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                  TurboWorx is that of an independent contractor, and nothing in
                  this  Agreement  shall  constitute  this  Agreement as a joint
                  venture or partnership between CASIMIR and TurboWorx.  CASIMIR
                  shall  have  no  authority  to  bind  TurboWorx  or any of its
                  employees, officers, directors,  representatives or affiliates
                  by any promise or  representation,  oral or otherwise,  unless
                  specifically  authorized  in a writing  bearing an  authorized
                  signature of an TurboWorx officer, director or representative.
                  All  discussions  and  negotiations  with  any  Investors  for
                  funding and/or financing shall be conducted by TurboWorx.

7.       CONFIDENTIAL  INFORMATION.  CASIMIR acknowledges that, pursuant to this
Agreement,  it may be given  access to or may  become  acquainted  with  certain
information,  trade secrets or both, of TurboWorx, including but not limited to,
confidential information and trade secrets regarding computer programs, designs,
skills,   patents,   pending   patents,   copyrights,    procedures,    methods,
documentation,  plans, drawings,  schematics,  facilities,  customers, policies,
marketing,  pricing,  customer  lists and other  information  and know-how,  and
TurboWorx's  Business Plan and related  materials,  all relating to or useful to
TurboWorx  (collectively,  the  "Confidential  Information")  and the  exclusive
property of TurboWorx.

8.       NONDISCLOSURE  OF  CONFIDENTIAL  INFORMATION.  During  the term of this
Agreement and for a period of one year  thereafter,  CASIMIR shall only disclose
the Confidential Information in connection with its performance pursuant to this
Agreement, subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, and otherwise,
CASIMIR  shall  not in any  manner,  either  directly  or  indirectly,  divulge,
disclose  or  communicate  to any  person  or  entity,  any of the  Confidential
Information.  CASIMIR expressly agrees that the Confidential Information affects
the successful and effective conduct of TurboWorx's  business and its good will,
and that any breach of the terms of this  Section by CASIMIR is a breach of this
Agreement.

9.       EXCEPTIONS TO NONDISCLOSURE.  Notwithstanding  anything to the contrary
contained in this Agreement,  CASIMIR shall not be prohibited from disclosing to
third  parties,  or using  without  the  prior  written  consent  of  TurboWorx,
information that (a) was, on the date of this Agreement,  generally known to the
public,  (b) is as of the date of this Agreement known to CASIMIR,  as evidenced
by written records in the possession of CASIMIR,  (c) is subsequently  disclosed
to CASIMIR by a third party who is in lawful  possession of such information and
is not under an obligation of confidence, (d) is disclosed by TurboWorx to third
parties generally without restriction on use and disclosure,  or (e) is required
to be disclosed by law or a final order of a court or other governmental  agency
or authority of competent  jurisdiction,  provided,  however,  reasonable notice
prior to any  disclosure as required by applicable law or court process shall be
given to TurboWorx  which would allow  TurboWorx  sufficient  time to attempt to
obtain injunctive relief in respect to such disclosure.

10.      TERMINATION  OF THIS  AGREEMENT AND RETURN OF PROPERTY.  This Agreement
will  terminate  upon the earliest to occur of (i) October 31, 2005, or (ii) the
consummation  of the Second  Closing,  as such term is  defined in that  certain
Securities  Purchase Agreement dated as of May 5, 2005 between TurboWorx and DKR
SoundShore  Oasis  Holding Fund Ltd.  Further,  either  CASIMIR or TurboWorx may
terminate  this  Agreement  upon thirty (30) days' prior  written  notice to the
other, and, subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement.

All Confidential Information of TurboWorx,  along with all documents relating to
TurboWorx's  transactions,  including  TurboWorx's  Business  Plan  and  related
materials, and any and all manifestations and copies thereof are the property of
TurboWorx (collectively,  the "Property").  Upon the request of TurboWorx and/or
termination of this Agreement by either party,  CASIMIR shall, if requested,  at
TurboWorx's expense,  deliver all Property to TurboWorx within ten (10) business
days.

11.      INDEMNIFICATION.  Since Casimir will be acting on behalf of the Company
in  connection  with  its  engagement  hereunder,  the  Company  agrees  to  the
indemnification   terms  set  forth  in  Exhibit  B  and,   providing   for  the
indemnification  of  Casimir  by the  Company.  Casimir  has  entered  into this
Agreement  in  reliance  on the  indemnities  set forth in such  Indemnification
Agreement.

12.      NOTICE.  Any notice  required under this Agreement shall be deemed duly
delivered  (and  shall be deemed to have been duly  received  if so  given),  if
personally  delivered,  sent  by a  reputable  courier  service,  or  mailed  by
registered  or  certified  mail,  postage  prepaid,  return  receipt  requested,
addressed to the parties as follows:

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if to the Company, to:        TurboWorx, Inc.
                              3 Enterprise Drive
                              Shelton, CT 06484
                              Attention: Srini Chari, Chief Executive Officer

if to Casimir, to:            Casimir Capital LP
                              489 Fifth Avenue, 2nd Floor
                              New York, NY 10017
                              Attn: ___________

or to such other address as any party may have furnished to the other in writing
in accordance with this Section.

13.      LAW AND  JURISDICTION.  This Agreement shall be construed in accordance
with and governed by the laws of the State of New York, without giving effect to
its conflict of law principles.  The parties hereby agree that any dispute which
may arise between them arising out of or in connection with this Agreement shall
be  adjudicated  before a court located in New York City, and they hereby submit
to the exclusive  jurisdiction of the courts of the State of New York located in
New York,  New York and of the federal  courts in the  Southern  District of New
York with respect to any action or legal proceeding  commenced by any party, and
irrevocably  waive any objection  they now or hereafter may have  respecting the
venue of any such action or proceeding brought in such a court or respecting the
fact that such court is an  inconvenient  forum,  relating  to or arising out of
this  Agreement,  and  consent to the  service of process in any such  action or
legal  proceeding  by means of  registered  or certified  mail,  return  receipt
requested, in care of the address set forth in Paragraph 11 hereof.

EACH OF CASIMIR AND THE COMPANY WAIVES ALL RIGHT TO TRIAL BY JURY IN ANY ACTION,
PROCEEDING, CLAIM OR COUNTERCLAIM (WHETHER BASED ON CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE)
RELATED TO OR ARISING OUT OF THIS AGREEMENT.

14.      SEVERABILITY.  If the law does not allow a provision of this  Agreement
to be  enforced,  such  unenforceable  provision  shall  be  amended  to  become
enforceable  and  reflect  the  intent  of the  parties,  and  the  rest  of the
provisions of this Agreement shall remain in effect.

15.      WAIVER.  The  failure of any party,  in any  instance,  to insist  upon
strict enforcement of the provisions of this Agreement shall not be construed to
be a waiver or  relinquishment  of enforcement  in the future,  and the terms of
this Agreement shall continue to remain in full force and effect.

16.      ASSIGNABILITY. This Agreement shall not be assignable by either party.

17.      AMENDMENT.  This Agreement may only be amended or modified in a writing
signed by both of the parties and referring to this Agreement.

18.      ENTIRE AGREEMENT.  This Agreement  constitutes the entire agreement and
final  understanding  of the parties with respect to the subject  matter of this
Agreement  and  supersedes  and  terminates  all  prior  and/or  contemporaneous
understandings  and/or  discussions  between  the  parties,  whether  written or
verbal,  express or implied,  relating in any way to the subject  matter of this
Agreement.

19.      EXECUTION IN  COUNTERPARTS.  This  Agreement  may be executed in one or
more counterparts,  each of which shall be deemed an original,  but all of which
taken together  shall  constitute one in the same  instrument.  Confirmation  of
execution by electronic  transmission of a facsimile  signature shall be binding
on the confirming party.

SIGNING THIS AGREEMENT INDICATES ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT.

Casimir                                        TurboWorx:

By: /s/ Richard Sands                       By: /s/ Srini Chari
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Name:  Richard Sands                        Name:  Srini Chari
Title: President and CEO                    Title: President and CEO

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                                    EXHIBIT A

                       PROMISSORY NOTE PURCHASE AGREEMENT

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                                    EXHIBIT B

                        INDEMNIFICATION AND CONTRIBUTION

         In consideration of the agreement of Casimir Capital LLP ("Casimir") to
act as finder on behalf of the Company  pursuant to this  Finders Fee  Agreement
(the  "Agreement"),  the Company agrees to indemnify and hold harmless  Casimir,
its affiliates,  and each of their respective affiliates,  directors,  officers,
agents, advisors, consultants,  employees and controlling persons (as defined in
the Securities  Act of 1933, as amended)  (Casimir and each such other person or
entity are hereinafter referred to as an "Indemnified Person"), from and against
any losses,  claims,  damages,  expenses and  liabilities  or actions in respect
thereof  (collectively,  "Losses"),  as  they  may be  incurred,  including  all
reasonable   legal  fees  and  other  expenses   incurred  in  connection   with
investigating,  preparing,  defending,  paying,  settling  or  compromising  any
Losses,  whether or not in connection with any pending or threatened  litigation
in which any  Indemnified  Person  is a named  party or to which any of them may
become  subject  and which  are  related  to or arise out of any act,  omission,
transaction or event contemplated by the Agreement, Casimir's role in connection
therewith, or in connection with any information including,  without limitation,
Investor  Materials   provided  to  purchasers  or  prospective   purchasers  of
securities.  The Company will not,  however,  be responsible under the foregoing
provisions  with  respect to any Losses to the extent that a court of  competent
jurisdiction shall have determined by a final judgment that such Losses resulted
from an Indemnified Person's willful misconduct, bad faith or gross negligence.

         If the  indemnity  referred  to  hereunder  should  be,  for any reason
whatsoever,  unenforceable,  unavailable or otherwise  insufficient to hold each
Indemnified Person harmless for all Losses incurred by it, the Company shall pay
to or on behalf of each Indemnified Person contributions for Losses so that each
Indemnified  Person  ultimately  bears  only a  portion  of  such  Losses  as is
appropriate  (i)  to  reflect  the  relative  benefits  received  by  each  such
Indemnified Person,  respectively,  on the one hand and the Company on the other
hand in  connection  with the  transaction  that is the subject of the Agreement
(the  "Transaction") or (ii) if the allocation on that basis is not permitted by
applicable law, to reflect not only the relative  benefits referred to in clause
(i)  above  but  also  the  relative  fault  of each  such  Indemnified  Person,
respectively,   and  the  Company  as  well  as  any  other  relevant  equitable
considerations;  provided,  however,  that  in  no  event  shall  the  aggregate
contribution of all  Indemnified  Persons to all Losses exceed the amount of the
fees actually  received by Casimir  pursuant to the  Agreement.  The  respective
relative  benefits  received by Casimir and the Company in  connection  with the
Transaction  shall be deemed to be in the same  proportion as the aggregate fees
(excluding  reimbursement  of expenses) paid to Casimir under the Agreement bear
to the gross proceeds and/or other  consideration  paid, or proposed to be paid,
for the  Transaction.  The  relative  fault of each  Indemnified  Person and the
Company shall be  determined  by reference  to, among other things,  whether the
actions or omissions to act were by such Indemnified Person or the Company,  and
the parties' relative intent,  knowledge,  access to information and opportunity
to correct or prevent such action or omission to act.

         The  Company  also  agrees that no  Indemnified  Person  shall have any
liability  to the Company or its  affiliates,  directors,  officers,  employees,
agents,  advisors,  shareholders  or interest  holders,  directly or indirectly,
related  to or arising  out of the  Agreement,  except  Losses  incurred  by the
Company that a court of competent  jurisdiction shall have determined by a final
judgment to have resulted from such Indemnified Person's willful misconduct, bad
faith or gross negligence. In no event, regardless of the legal theory advanced,
shall  any  Indemnified  Person  be  liable  for  any  consequential,  indirect,
incidental  or special  damages of any nature.  If  multiple  claims are brought
against an Indemnified Person in an arbitration, with respect to at least one of
which  indemnification  is  permitted  under  applicable  law and  provided  for
hereunder,  the Company agrees that any arbitration  award shall be conclusively
deemed  to be based on  claims  as to which  indemnification  is  permitted  and
provided for, except to the extent the arbitration  award expressly  states that
the  award,  or any  portion  thereof,  is based  solely  on a claim as to which
indemnification is not available.

         Promptly  after  receipt  by any  Indemnified  Persons of notice of any
pending or threatened litigation,  such Indemnified Persons will promptly notify
the Company in writing of such matter;  provided,  however,  that the failure to
provide such prompt  notice to the Company  shall not relieve the Company of any
liability which it may have to any Indemnified  Person except to the extent such
failure to provide such prompt notice to the Company has  materially  prejudiced
the defense of the  litigation.  In the event any such action is brought against
any Indemnified Person, the Company shall be entitled to participate therein and
to assume the

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defense thereof, with counsel reasonably satisfactory to the Indemnified Person;
unless,   however,  the  Indemnified  Person  reasonably   determines  that  the
representation  of the  Indemnified  Person and the Company by the same  counsel
would be inappropriate  due to actual or potential  differing  interests between
them,  including  situations  in  which  there  are one or more  legal  defenses
available to the  Indemnified  Person that are  different  from or additional to
those available to the Company. In such event, the Indemnified Person shall have
the right to assume its own defense, with counsel reasonably satisfactory to the
Company,  and shall so signify by promptly  notifying  the Company in writing of
its decision. Such decision shall not relieve the Company of any liability which
it may  have to the  Indemnified  Person,  including  the  reimbursement  of any
reasonable  legal or other expenses  incurred in connection with the Indemnified
Person's defense;  provided that in no event shall the Company be liable for the
fees and  expenses of more than one counsel (in  addition to local  counsel) for
all Indemnified  Persons in connection  with any action.  The Company shall not,
without the prior written consent of Casimir, effect any settlement, compromise,
consent or termination of any pending or threatened proceeding arising out of or
relating to the  engagement  for which  indemnification  could be claimed by any
Indemnified  Person hereunder,  unless such settlement,  compromise,  consent or
termination  includes an express,  complete  release of all Indemnified  Persons
from all  liability  as to all asserted or  potential  claims  against each such
Indemnified Person.

         The  obligations of the Company  referred to above shall be in addition
to any  rights  that any  Indemnified  Person  may  otherwise  have and shall be
binding  upon and inure to the  benefit of any  successors,  assigns,  heirs and
personal  representatives  of  any  Indemnified  Person  and  the  Company.  The
provisions set forth in this Exhibit B shall remain operative and in full effect
regardless  of (i)  the  completion  by  Casimir  of its  assignment  under  the
Agreement or (ii) any  termination of the Agreement or any  Indemnified  Person.
Solely for  purposes  of this  Indemnification  Agreement,  the  Company  hereby
consents to personal  jurisdiction,  service and venue in any court in which any
claim or proceeding  which is subject to this  Agreement is brought  against any
Indemnified  Person and waives any defense of lack of personal  jurisdiction and
irrevocably agrees that all charges in respect of any suit, action or proceeding
may be heard or determined by any such court. The parties hereto waive all right
to trial by jury in any action,  proceeding or counterclaim  (whether based upon
contract,  tort or otherwise) related to or arising out of this Agreement or any
transaction or conduct in connection therewith.  This Indemnification  Agreement
shall be governed by and construed in  accordance  with the internal laws of the
State of New York without  regard to  principles of conflicts of law. No waiver,
amendment or other  modification of this Agreement shall be effective  unless in
writing and signed by the parties thereto.

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                           MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

                             BETWEEN TURBOWORX, INC.

                       AND NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CORPORATION

This  Memorandum  of  Understanding  (MoU) is dated October 29, 2004 and is made
between  TurboWorx,  Inc.  (TurboWorx),  a Delaware  Corporation,  and  National
Scientific Corporation (NSC), a U.S. Texas Public Corporation, together known as
the Parties

CONSIDERING,

         that, TurboWorx, Inc. (TurboWorx),  a Delaware Corporation located at 3
         Enterprise  Drive,   Shelton,   CT  06484,  Phone   203-944-0588,   Fax
         203-944-0489,  owns  certain  rights,  title,  and  interest  in and to
         various technology products,  patents and patent applications,  and the
         TurboWorx is interested in developing  relationships  with  appropriate
         technology firms that may bring direct commercial value and other value
         to its stakeholders, and;

         that National Scientific Corporation (NSC), a Texas Corporation located
         at  14505  N.  Hayden  Rd.  Ste  305,   Scottsdale,   AZ  85260,  Phone
         480-948-8324,  Fax  480-483-8893,   owns  certain  rights,  title,  and
         interest  in  and  to  various   semiconductor   technology  and  other
         technology products,  patents and patent applications,  and that NSC is
         interested  in developing  relationships  with  appropriate  technology
         firms that may bring  direct  commercial  value and other  value to its
         stakeholders, and;

         that NSC is willing and able to enter into a relationship to whereby it
         may  improve  the  value of its  technology  solutions  to  prospective
         customers and improve  efficiencies  of accessing  these  customers and
         markets, and;

         that  TurboWorx  is willing  and able to enter into a  relationship  to
         whereby  it may  improve  the  value  of its  technology  solutions  to
         prospective  customers,  and improve  efficiencies  of accessing  these
         customers and markets.

THE PARTIES AGREE,

         that National  Scientific offers unique wireless and mobile devices and
         sensors that can be used for a variety of cross-industry  applications.
         The  technology  has  special   relevance  for  national  security  and
         government applications (law enforcement,  immigration, indoor tracking
         (in school buses, or buildings,  etc.)).  Such devices are increasingly
         being linked to back-end systems to provide  real-time  decision-making
         capabilities  for  mobile  users  (e.g.  tracking  potential  criminals
         stopped for traffic violations).  However,  successful

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         deployment  of a robust  tracking  system  requires  that the  tracking
         devices seamlessly  communicate to one or more applications that reside
         on back-end  servers where data can be rapidly analyzed and returned to
         the mobile user, and;

         that  Workflow  software  from  TurboWorx  can  integrate  the back-end
         applications  while  providing an integrated  open  interface to mobile
         devices.  Furthermore,  the TurboWorx  software can accelerate  complex
         analytic  processing  operations  (e.g.  finger  print or retinal  scan
         analysis,   unbounded   pattern   recognition,   large  scale  database
         searches).   Additionally,   the   various   systems   that  run  these
         applications  are often  heterogeneous  in the sense  that they  embody
         different hardware and operating environments.  TurboWorx solutions are
         specifically  designed  to  facilitate  linking  such  systems  into  a
         coherent  processing network for the purpose of solving a wide range of
         "data-driven"  computing problems.  Combining both sets of capabilities
         will create an unusually  effective  environment for On Demand or Sense
         and Respond computing models, and;

         finally, that many potential applications for the combined technologies
         exist beyond the public sector.  Target  environments are characterized
         by a need for real-time location-based data analysis.  Examples include
         travel,  emergency healthcare,  crew scheduling,  baggage handling, and
         hazardous materials tracking.

ORGANIZING PRINCIPLES FOR THE PROPOSED RELATIONSHIP,

         NSC contribution to this relationship shall include:

                  1.       Support and expertise in the development of technical
                           enhancements  to be used to  produce  generations  of
                           each other's products;

                  2.       Testing of  compatibility  of NSC sensor and tracking
                           systems  with   TurboWorx   workflow  and   computing
                           software;

                  3.       Development of prototypes and  demonstration  systems
                           utilizing  the   technology  of  both  firms,   where
                           appropriate;

                  4.       Joint sales activity  within NSC's customer base with
                           TurboWorx staff where appropriate to develop customer
                           accounts using solutions from both  companies'  suite
                           of offerings;

                  5.       Exploration of licensing of NSC and TurboWorx patents
                           and other  intellectual  property  to  customers  and
                           business  partners where  appropriate,  including but
                           not limited to TurboWorx  workflow  engine  software,
                           such as TurboWorx  Cluster Manager,  and NSC tracking
                           devices as well as  semiconductor  technology such as
                           IBUS or TMOS;

                  6.       Joint promotion of each other's technologies at trade
                           shows and with distribution partners.

         TurboWorx contribution to this relationship shall include:

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                  1.       Support and expertise in the development of technical
                           enhancements to be used to produce new generations of
                           each other's products;

                  2.       Testing of  compatibility  of TurboWorx  workflow and
                           computing  software  with NSC's  sensor and  tracking
                           systems;

                  3.       Development of prototypes and  demonstration  systems
                           utilizing  the   technology  of  both  firms,   where
                           appropriate;

                  4.       Joint sales activity within TurboWorx's customer base
                           with  NSC  staff,  where   appropriate,   to  develop
                           customer   accounts   using   solutions   from   both
                           companies' suite of offerings;

                  5.       Exploration of licensing of TurboWorx and NSC patents
                           and other  intellectual  property  to  customers  and
                           business  partners where  appropriate,  including but
                           not limited to TurboWorx  workflow  engine  software,
                           such as TurboWorx  Cluster Manager,  and NSC tracking
                           devices as well as  semiconductor  technology such as
                           IBUS or TMOS;

                  6.       Joint promotion of each other's technologies at trade
                           shows and with distribution partners.

         The operation of this  relationship  shall be in accordance  with these
         principles:

                  1.       Best  practices  and highest  level of  standards  of
                           professionalism and ethics for like businesses in the
                           United States;

                  2.       Compliance   with   governmental    regulations   and
                           mandates,  including trade,  labor, and environmental
                           mandates in the areas of operation;

                  3.       Compliance  with industry  regulations  and mandates,
                           including  trade,  labor,   carrier,   FCC,  FDA  and
                           environmental mandates in the area of operation;

                  4.       Developments  and  investments  made  exclusively and
                           separately by either party before or during operation
                           of this relationship that are clearly  independent of
                           this relationship shall be the property of that party
                           unless otherwise specified in writing;

                  5.       No joint Intellectual Property (IP) will be developed
                           by the parties, unless otherwise agreed in writing at
                           the time of a separate joint development effort;

                  6.       Any IP  developed  at the  request of the other party
                           and paid for by the  other  party  shall  become  the
                           property of the paying party;

                  7.       New developments will follow technical best practices
                           for  the  area,  including  design  rules  of NSC and
                           TurboWorx;

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                  8.       Two-year   term  for  this   relationship,   with  an
                           automatic    one-year    extension   unless   earlier
                           terminated by either party in writing;

                  9.       NSC and  TurboWorx  design  teams  will hold talks to
                           review their  respective  enhancements to the product
                           on at least a quarterly basis during the term of this
                           relationship;

                  10.      All  sales  between  the  parties  will  be  in  U.S.
                           Dollars, payment terms will be net 30 day;

                  11.      If  NSC  or  TurboWorx  develop  improvements  to the
                           product,  they  agree to  negotiate  in good faith to
                           cross-license  these  improvements  to each other. If
                           TurboWorx  desires other special design services from
                           NSC,  or vice  versa,  these  will be paid  for on an
                           hourly basis or pursuant to separate contract(s). The
                           party  paying for the  enhancement  will have control
                           over the  intellectual  property of the  enhancement,
                           unless otherwise agreed or otherwise cross-licensed;

                  12.      The  parties  are  independent  contractors,  and are
                           responsible for their own taxes,  and are not forming
                           a partnership or joint venture through this MoU.

GIVEN

         that the parties have begun more detailed  discussions on this project,
         and that the  current  and future  state of these  discussions  will be
         contained in the document  entitled "Joint  Technology  Development and
         Marketing  Program," and that this MoU  document,  while not binding on
         either party,  will form the basis for  additional  discussions  by the
         parties on this matter, and

         that  there  is a need  to  institute  further  technical,  design  and
         strategic  discussions between NSC and TurboWorx,  including a thorough
         due diligence of financial  information  and technology  information by
         each party of the other; and

         that the parties will endeavor to reach a more detailed written legally
         binding  relationship as soon as is practical but in no case later than
         December 31, 2004, and;

         if and until  such a  detailed  relationship  is  reached,  none of the
         parties are committed to any investments  beyond a general planning and
         feasibility  dialogue,  although  the parties may move forward at their
         own risk with market tests including  sales proposals  before the final
         contract is executed,  although such  proposals  will be non-binding on
         the other party until a binding  agreement between NSC and TurboWorx is
         reached, and;

         that the parties should be free to communicate  with adequate notice of
         the other party, to the appropriate government agencies,  including the
         SEC, or the media,  the general nature of their  alliance,  in order to
         help  gain  strong   support   for  the  growth  of  their   respective
         technologies and markets under this relationship.

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Done in Scottsdale, Arizona, October 29, 2004, by and between,

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Jeff Augen, for TurboWorx, Inc.
Chief Executive Officer

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Michael Grollman, for National Scientific Corporation
Chief Executive Officer

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