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EXHIBIT 10.17
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                           SALES AND SERVICE AGREEMENT

     This Sales and Service Agreement (this "Agreement") is made this 6th day of
July  2001,  (the "Effective Date) by and between EssTec Inc. (the "Consultant")
and  Physician  Mobile  Medical  Group  Inc  (the  "Customer").

                               A G R E E M E N T:

     1.     SERVICES  TO  BE  RENDERED.  The  Consultant  will  perform  web
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development  work  for the Customer as more particularly described in Exhibit A,
which  is  attached  hereto  and  incorporated into this Agreement. All services
provided  by  the  Consultant to the Customer are defined as the "Services," any
and  all resulting work product is the "Product," and any task discretely listed
on  Exhibit  A,  attached hereto, is the "Task") If Exhibit A lists an estimated
date  or  time  for  completion  ("Estimated Completion Date") for any Task, the
Consultant  shall  use  best  efforts  to  complete  the  Task by such Estimated
Completion Date.  However, the Consultant cannot guarantee that any Task will be
complete  on  the  Estimated  Completion  Date.  If  Exhibit A does not list any
Estimated  Completion Date for any Task, the Consultant will use best efforts to
complete  such  Task  within  a  reasonable  period  of  time.

     2.     PAYMENT  OF  FEES.  In  consideration  of the Services, the Customer
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shall  pay  Consultant,  the  fees  (the  "Fees") more particularly described in
Exhibit  B,  which  is  attached  hereto  and  incorporated into this Agreement.

3.     OWNERSHIP  OF  WORK.  The  ownership  of  original  source  codes, design
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templates,  workflow charts, artwork, including sketches and any other materials
created  in  the  process  of  creating  the  product,  shall  remain  with  The
Consultant.

     4.     INDEMNIFICATION.
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     (a)     INDEMNIFICATION  BY  CUSTOMER.  The  Customer  agrees to indemnify,
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defend and hold the Consultant, it's owners and its agents, officers, directors,
lawyers,  accountants,  and  employees,  harmless  from  and against any and all
losses, claims, demands, damages, liabilities, costs and expenses, including but
not  limited  to  reasonable  attorneys'  fees and the costs of any legal action
arising  from  Customer's  web  site(s)  or Customer's use of the Services. Such
indemnification shall include, but not be limited to, claims for libel, slander,
infringement  of  copyright, theft of misappropriation of intellectual property,
or  unauthorized  use  of  any  trademark,  trade  name,  or  service  mark.

     (b)     INDEMNIFICATION  BY  CONSULTANT.  Except  as  otherwise  herein
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provided,  the  Consultant agrees to indemnify, defend and hold the Customer and
its  agents,  officers,  directors,  lawyers,  and accountants harmless from and
against  any  and  all  losses, claims, demands, damages, liabilities, costs and
expenses,  including but not limited to, reasonable attorneys' fees and costs of
any  legal  action  (but  excluding  consequential  damages)  arising  from  the
Consultant's gross negligence in the course of providing the Services under this
agreement.  In  no event will the Consultant be liable for lost or damaged data,
loss  of  business,  or  anticipatory  profits,  or  any  other consequential or
incidental  damages  resulting  from the use or operation of the Services or the
maintenance  thereof.

     5.     LIMITATION OF DAMAGES.  The Consultant will endeavor to provide high
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quality  Services  and  a high quality Product.  However, the Consultant is not,
and  will  not  be  responsible  for  any  consequential  or  incidental damages
resulting  from  any  malfunctioning  of  Customer's  web  site  resulting  form
Consultant's  Services,  including,  but  not  limited  to, any interruptions of
service,  or  data loss (including lost transactions) regardless of whether such
damages  arose  from  Consultant's  negligence.  Although  the  Consultant  will
endeavor  to  safeguard  any  data provided by the Customer, the Customer agrees
that  it  is responsible for safeguarding its data, including maintaining backup
data  sets.

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     6.     TERMINATION  OF  AGREEMENT.
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     (a)     MATERIAL  BREACH.  If  either  party  is  in  material  breach this
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Agreement,  the non-breaching party may serve the breaching party with a written
notice specifying the material breach and requesting the breaching party to cure
it.  If  the  breaching  party fails to cure the material breach within ten (10)
days after its receipt of the notice, the non-breaching party may terminate this
Agreement  by  sending  a  written notice of termination to the breaching party.
The  termination  of this Agreement shall take effect immediately on the receipt
of  such  notice  of  termination  by  the  breaching  party.

     (b)     TERMINATION  ABSENT A BREACH.  Neither party shall have the ability
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to  unilaterally  terminate  the  Agreement, except as specifically permitted by
provisions  of  this  Agreement.  A  party  specifically  granted the ability to
terminate  this  Agreement  for any reason not covered by subsection (a) of this
Paragraph,  may  exercise this right by sending the other party a written notice
stating  that  it is terminating the Agreement and citing the specific paragraph
and  subparagraph  providing  the  party  with  the  ability  to  terminate  the
Agreement.  The termination of this agreement shall take effect thirty (30) days
following  the  other  party's receipt of this notice.  This sub-paragraph shall
not  apply  to  any  termination  arising  from  a  material  breach.

     (c)     EFFECT  OF  TERMINATION.  On  any  termination  of  this  Agreement
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pursuant  to  this  paragraph,  the  Consultant  may immediately cease providing
Services to the Customer, and neither party shall have any further obligation to
the  other  under  the  Agreement, provided that neither party shall be relieved
from  any  obligations  or  liabilities arising under the Agreement prior to its
termination.

     7.     WARRANTIES;  LIMITATIONS  ON  LIABILITY.     THE CONSULTANT MAKES NO
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WARRANTY,  REPRESENTATION, OR PROMISE NOT EXPRESSLY SET FORTH IN THIS AGREEMENT.
EXCEPT  AS  OTHERWISE  EXPRESSLY  SET FORTH HEREIN THE SERVICES ARE PROVIDED "AS
IS."  THE  CONSULTANT  DISCLAIMS  AND EXCLUDES ANY AND ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY, TITLE AND FITNESS OF THE SERVICES FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE
CONSULTANT  DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE SERVICES OR RELATED MATERIALS WILL SATISFY
CUSTOMER'S  REQUIREMENTS  OR  THAT  THE  SERVICES  AND  RELATED SERVICES WILL BE
WITHOUT  DEFECT  OR  ERROR.

     8.     ENTIRE AGREEMENT.  This Agreement supersedes all previous agreements
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between  the parties, contains the entire understanding between the parties, and
may  not  be  changed,  except in writing, duly executed by each of the parties.

     9.     INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR.  The Consultant is an independent contractor
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relative  to the Customer and nothing contained herein shall be deemed to create
a  partnership  or  agency  relationship.

     10.     ASSIGNMENT.  This agreement may not be assigned without the express
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written  consent  of  the  non-assigning  party.

     11.     NOTICES.  All  notices  required  by  this  Agreement  shall  be in
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writing  and  sent by Facsimile, Electronic Mail, Federal Express, or U.S. Mail,
Return Receipt Requested as provided below.  Such notice shall be sufficient for
the purposes of this Agreement only if sent to the party's "Address for Service"
as  listed  below.  Such  Address  for  Service  may  be changed by any party by
serving notice (in compliance with the paragraph) on the other party.  No notice
sent by facsimile shall be sufficient without a confirmation receipt.  No notice
sent  by  electronic mail shall be sufficient unless sent to an address included
in  the  recipient's  Address  for Service and acknowledged by a human-generated
response.

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Consultant's  Address  for  Service:

     Address:     233  Wilshire  Blvd
               Suite  930
               Santa  Monica,  CA  90401
     Fax:      (310)  656  -  3055
     E-mail:   tk@esstec.com

Customer's  Address  for  Service:

     Address:  4047  Long  Beach  Blvd.
               Long  Beach,  CA  90807
     Fax:      (562)  595  1599
     E-mail:   johncut00@yahoo.com

     12.     DISPUTE RESOLUTION.  If a dispute or claim shall arise with respect
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to  any  of the terms or provisions of this Agreement, then either party may, by
notice  as  herein  provided,  require  that  the dispute be submitted under the
Commercial  Arbitration  Rules  of  the  American  Arbitration Association to an
arbitrator  in  good  standing  with the American Arbitration Association within
fifteen  (15)  days after such notice is given.  Any such arbitrator so selected
is  to  be  mutually  acceptable to both parties.  If both parties are unable to
agree upon a single arbitrator, each party shall appoint one (1) arbitrator.  If
either party does not appoint an arbitrator within five (5) days after the other
party  has  given  notice  of  the name of its arbitrator, the single arbitrator
appointed  by  the  party  giving  notice  shall be the sole arbitrator and such
arbitrator's  decision  shall  be  binding  upon  both  parties.  If  two  (2)
arbitrators  are  appointed,  these  two  (2)  arbitrators shall appoint a third
arbitrator  who  shall proceed to resolve the question.  The written decision of
the  single  arbitrator  ultimately  appointed  by  or for both parties shall be
binding  and conclusive on the parties.  Judgment may be entered on such written
decision  by  the  single  arbitrator  in  any court having jurisdiction and the
parties  consent  to  the  jurisdiction  of  Orange  County, California for this
purpose.  Any arbitration undertaken pursuant to the terms of this section shall
occur  in  Orange  County,  California.

     13.     ATTORNEYS'  FEES.  In  the  event  of  any  legal,  equitable  or
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administrative  action  or proceeding brought by any party against another party
under  this  Agreement,  the  prevailing  party shall be entitled to recover the
reasonable  fees  of  its  attorneys  and  any  costs incurred in such action or
proceeding  including  costs of appeal, if any, in such amount that the court or
administrative  body  having  jurisdiction  over  such  action  may  award.

     14.     GOVERNING  LAW.  This  Agreement  will be construed and enforced in
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accordance  with,  and  governed  by, the laws of the State of California in the
United  States  of  America  without  giving  effect  to  any  conflict  of laws
principles.  The  parties  hereby  consent  to  the personal jurisdiction of the
courts  of  the  County  of  Orange,  California, and waive any rights to change
venue.

     15.     CURRENCY  DENOMINATIONS.  All  currency denominations are in United
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States  dollars.

                             SIGNATURE PAGE FOLLOWS

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     IN  WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the  parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be
duly  executed  and  delivered  as  of  the  date  first  written  above.

The  Consultant

_______________________________

By:  Tariq  Khan
Its:  CEO

The  Customer

______________________________

By:  Dr.  John  Cutrone
Its:  President

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                                    EXHIBIT A

                                    SERVICES

Essential  Tec,  Inc.  will develop and deploy an e-Business site, utilizing the
latest  "open  standard"  technology.

SYSTEM  FUNCTIONALITY:  The proposed system will have following functionalities:

-     establishing  a  foundation  infrastructure  for  e-Business

-     designing  web  interface,  including  secure  login

-     creating  critical  information  to collect with regards to Patient's test
      results.

-     designing  workflow  process  whereby,  Referring  physicians  can  obtain
      results  from  Radiology  and  other  imaging  labs.

-     Creating  custom CODECS for streaming of large files over the internet for
      faster  access.

APPROACH:  This  section  reviews  the  EssTec project execution approach. It is
divided  into
-     Project  phases
       -     Requirements
       -     Design
       -     Development  including  Deployment  &  Rollout
-     Resources  and  Project  Management

TEAM  MAKE-UP:  EssTec  proposes  following  team  structure  for the successful
development  and  implementation  of  this  project:

-     EssTec  Project  Manager.

-     PMMG  Project  Manager.

-     System  Architect.

-     Team  Lead  (For  the  offshore  team).

-     One  JSP/ASP/Coldfusion  Engineer.

-     Two  COM/DCOM/EJB/JAVA  Software  engineers.

-     One  Graphics  Designer.

-     One  Quality  Assurance  engineer.

REQUIREMENTS PHASE ACTIVITIES:  During the Requirements, The EssTec team will be
engaged  in  several  parallel  activities  during  the  project.  An  initial
high-level  plan  is  given  below  in  Fig.  1.

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FIG.  1:  HGH  LEVEL  PLAN  &  DELIVERABLES  FOR  ALPHA  RELEASE
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[GRAPHICS OMITTED]

REQUIREMENT:
     Planning  &  Staffing
     User  Analysis
     Scope
     Initial  Site  Map
     Technical  Options
     Design  a  project  plan
     Integration  Capbilities

TRACKS:
     IA  Design
     Iterate  Site  Map,  Process  Flow,  and  Scope.
     GUI  design
     Technology  Architecture  &  Design
     Prototype

DEVELOPMENT:
     Graphics,  Screens
     Programming
     Integration:  GUI  and  backend  integration
     Beta/Functional  Prototype

IMPLEMENTATION:
Deployment  of  solution

TESTING:
     User  Acceptance
     Testing  &  Bug  Fixes

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<S>                                                                  <C>

User needs findings
And                                  Output from the customer interview activities, along with
recommendations                      corresponding observations and recommendations
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                                     Vision and objectives of the project as determined through the
Project vision                       workshops
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                                     Prioritized business functionality based on initial functionality
Scope matrix                         desired by PMMG, adjusted based on user needs input
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                                     Conceptual themes, positioning, and creative design brief for the
Creative Vision                      Independent Retailer site
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                                     Assessment of existing content in terms of making it digital/web
Content audit                        -ready
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Information                          High level information Assessment of where and how information is
Context Diagram                      used and housed
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Technology                           High level software architecture and high level network
Architecture                         architecture
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Project plans                        Design project plans for the Independent Retailer site
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Fixed price/Fixed                    Revised estimates for Design and Development of the Independent
time estimates                       Retailer site based on updated scope
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                                     Issues and Assumptions are captured and tracked using a tracking
Issues and                           tool.  Issues are resolved by assigning them to owners along with
Assumptions                          dates for resolution
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ASSUMPTIONS:

-     PMMG  representatives  will  participate  in  all  on-site  interviews

-     The  EssTec  team  will  have  timely  access  to technology resources and
      documentation

DESIGN  PHASE:  The  purpose of the Design phase is to create a detailed roadmap
for  Release  1  of  the  PMMG  site.  The  Design activities drill down on both
business  and technical details of the site based on the scope determined in the
Requirements  phase.

The  Design  will  consist  of  parallel in-depth design and analysis activities
including  prototyping.  This  section  provides  an  overview  of  the  Design
objectives  and  deliverables.  These  may  change  if  necessary  based  on the
Requirements  phase.  At the conclusion of the Design phase, EssTec will provide
PMMG  with  a  viable,  detailed  design  for the Independent Retailer solution.

DESIGN  OBJECTIVES:
-     Develop  detailed  process  and  business  requirements  based  on  future
      business  use  cases
-     Convert  the business requirements into software development documentation
      (e.g.,  screen  narratives,  use  cases,  object  model,  object
      specifications)
-     Visual  Screen  Prototype  of  the  system  to  confirm  usability
-     Define  the  business  information and functionality for system interfaces
-     Complete  the  conversion  of  the  business  requirements  into  software
      development  documentation
-     Design  the  software  and  hardware architectures required to support the
      business
-     Design  layering,  distribution  and  the  implementation  model  of  the
      application  to  ensure  it  meets  performance  and  maintenance
      requirements
-     Define  the  technical  requirements  of  the  system  interfaces

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Sample  Design  Deliverables:

Business Design
Deliverable                                                     Description
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<S>                       <C>

                          A diagram that documents the functional areas, actors and interfaces that relate to
Business Context Diagram  the site.  For each area, significant events are also identified so that detailed
                          analysis can be conducted as appropriate.
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                          A use case is a description of a sequence of steps that make up a business process.
                          Decision points are not as emphasized as in process flows. Use cases have clear
                          beginnings and ends, inputs and outputs and purposes.  Use cases will be
Business Use Cases        developed for the transactional components of the site only and be used as
                          acceptance criteria for the finished application.
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                          A written description of a pattern of steps that make up a business process that the
                          system will help automate, demonstrated with the aid of the prototype.  They
                          include sample values and descriptions of anticipated results to illustrate how the
Scenarios                 use cases are envisioned to operate under practical conditions.  They are also used
                          as acceptance criteria for the finished application.
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Volume and Throughput     Expected system transaction volumes and performance requirements. Initial set of
 Analysis                 performance assumptions and expectations, including response times for batch
                          and real-time processes, as well as screen/application response times.
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Business Operational
 Requirements             Documents the requirements that affect the technical solution. (e.g., 24x7
                          availability, number of concurrent users)
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Performance
 Requirements             Documented assumptions around the anticipated performance expectations of the
                          web site.
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                          Documentation of the prototype of the application will be built.  This will be a
                          model of the system's functionality, to appropriately resemble the "look and feel"
                          of the end product.  Prototyping is used to define the functional requirements.
Visual Screen Prototype   The design prototype will be reused as possible for the Development phase of the
                          project.
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Screen Map                Contains pictorial representations of the prototype screens; the screen map depicts
                          the relationships between screens.
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Business Glossary         Common definition of terms
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Report Matrix and         Lists the hard copy reports, as well as specifications for the sources of information
Samples                   presented.  Also included are details on any calculations included in the reports.
                          Prototype of the reports (not final design).
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Project Plan              Project plan for implementing the site, outlining initiatives the project is dependent
                          upon
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Issues and Assumptions    Issues and Assumptions are captured and tracked using a tracking tool. Issues are
                          resolved by assigning owners and dates for resolution.
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Technical Design
Deliverable                                                    Description
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<S>                       <C>

                          Conceptual and physical models of the database. The Data Dictionary documents
Data Model & Data         the fields and data types present in the database to be implemented, including
Dictionary                database-naming standards.
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                          Displays the high-level logical software applications and logical databases that will
                          automate and facilitate business processes. The Application Architecture is
                          independent of technology (e.g. whether it is two tier, three tier, Web Based,
Application Architecture  Object, relational)
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Technical Infrastructure  Documents the overall logical technical design of the application, including
 Diagram                  platforms, operating systems, etc.
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                          This document organizes the system as a collection of objects containing both data
Overall Implementation    structure and behavior at a high level. The content of the object model is driven
 Model                    by its relevance to an application
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                          Documents the detailed design of the application component within the
Component Design          Independent Retailer site. Provides an understanding of what a module does, what
 Documentation            problem it solves, how the component is designed, and how to code the module
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                          Details the specifications for each interface that will be integrated during Release
External Interface        1. (Referring to high level plan) These specifications include the data elements
 Documentation            being exchanged and any formats or protocols employed.
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Test Plan                 Requirements for testing, including a process and acceptance criteria guidelines
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DEVELOPMENT  PHASE:  Site  construction  begins  after design of system elements
such  as  content, navigation, graphic design, databases, external interfaces is
completed.  This  work  will  be  done  primarily  at  EssTec  facilities.  The
Development  phase  can  be  broken  down  into:

-     Site  construction
-     System  Testing
-     Usability  Testing
-     Integration  Testing
-     User  Acceptance  Testing
-     Deployment  &  Rollout
-     Training
-     Support
-     Deliverables  and  Documentation

DEVELOPMENT  PHASE  DELIVERABLES:

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<S>                                <C>
 Deliverable                                                      Description
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Infrastructure (VDMG deliverable)  All required infrastructure needed for the development,
                                   testing and deployment for the site to work as planned. For
                                   example: software and hardware needed, network
                                   connectivity
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The Independent Jeweler site       The EssTec team will be engaged in several parallel activities during the
                                   project, the development and deployment of requested solution will be
                                   stepwise.
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Training                           EssTec will mentor trainers at PMMG
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                                   EssTec provides with a 30-day warranty of the implemented system, as
                                   well as knowledge transfer of PMMG personnel who will support the
Support                            implemented system.
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                                   Electronic deliverables from the project (for example, electronic guide
Documentation                      documentation)
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INFRASTRUCTURE:  EssTec  recommends  two  infrastructure  environments  for
development  and testing/production deployment. Infrastructure implementation is
an  important milestone in the high level plan and must be planned by EssTec and
PMMG  technical resources early in the project. PMMG is responsible for hardware
and  software purchases - EssTec will help create the specs for these purchases.
An  initial  specification  is  provided  in  the  Appendices.

TESTING:  EssTec  will  perform  system  testing in our development environment.

We  recommend  planning for usability testing, where actual users are brought in
to  test  the  application  once  it has been developed sufficiently. Typically,
usability labs need to be set up to record user reaction. The usability lab test
results  often  indicate  specific  changes  in  the  application  necessary for
enhancing  the  user  experience.  If PMMG is not equipped to set up a usability
lab,  EssTec  can  provide  that  expertise.  However, the costs of setting up a
usability  lab  are  not  included  in  this  estimate.

The  final leg of testing is User Acceptance testing or UAT. During Requirements
and Design, acceptance criteria are identified for the project. During UAT, PMMG
core  team  members  use  test  plans  (created  by  EssTec)  to  test  system
functionality,  performance  and  how well the project meets its specifications.
UAT  is not a time for additional scope requests, but rather closure on the site
prior  to release.  Bugs are systematically identified, prioritized, tracked and
fixed.  New  releases  are  put  into  testing until the application is ready to
deploy  into  production.

QUALITY  ASSURANCE:  Through  all  EssTec  projects, a critical theme is quality
assurance.  We  take  a complete responsibility for our assigned projects, which
means  that  quality assurance relates to all project areas. Regardless of types
of  project  EssTec  uses a collection of general quality assurance methods. Our
quality  assurance  program  is  broad and we give below a couple of examples on
concrete  methods  we  use  in  development  projects.

Quality  assurance  of the idea: To deliver the right product at the agreed-upon
time

It  is  very  important  to  do  the  right  thing,  to  truly  add value to the
organization  and  its  customers.  Our  quality assurance includes an insurance
process  to  see  if  the  project  idea  is  truly  durable.

Quality  assurance  of  the  product:  To  deliver  with  the  right  quality

The  site's  quality is verified continuously during the entire project, held up
against  system and program specifications. Prior to the site being implemented,
we  do  acceptance  testing  to  verify  that  the  right  results  have  been
accomplished.

Quality  assurance  of  the  process:  To  do  it  the  right  way

SITE  DEPLOYMENT  &  ROLLOUT:  Once  the site goes through UAT by PMMG core team
members,  the  site  is ready for deployment. PMMG may choose a pilot rollout to
selected  customers  first,  or  to  all  eligible  users.  Our  client  site
administrators  typically move application programs from the Test environment to
Production.  In  PMMG's  case,  the  site  hosting  decision  will determine the
sequence  of  events  in  rolling  out  the  site.

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                                    EXHIBIT B

                                      FEES

     In  consideration  of  the Services, the Customer shall pay the Consultant,
the  Fees in the amount of US Dollars Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand ($ 250,000)
payable  as  per  the  schedule  below.

-     US  $  150,000  paid  in  advance  at  the time of signing this agreement.
-     US  $  50,000  paid  on  August  15,  2001.
-     US  $  50,000  paid  on  September  15,  2001.

     The  Customer  will  reimburse  the Consultant for any incidental costs and
expenses,  including  but  not  limited  to software licenses needed for the Web
Site.

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                            ADVISORY BOARD AGREEMENT

     This ADVISORY BOARD AGREEMENT made as of this 1st day of April, 2001 by and
between  ESSTEC,  INC.,  a  Nevada  corporation,  having  an office at 6033 West
Century  Boulevard,  Suite  500,  Los  Angeles,  California  90045  (hereinafter
referred to as "ESSTEC") and Mukhtar M. Hasan, an individual, with an address at
PO  Box  1676,  Mutrah  114,  Muscat, Oman (hereinafter referred to as "HASAN").

                              W I T N E S S E T H:

     WHEREAS,  ESSTEC  desires  to  retain  HASAN  for  its  advisory board; and

     WHEREAS, HASAN is willing to serve on the advisory board of ESSTEC upon the
terms  and  conditions  herein  set  forth;

     NOW,  THEREFORE,  in  consideration  of  the  promises and mutual covenants
herein  set  forth  it  is  agreed  as  follows:

     1.  Retain  HASAN as Advisory Board Member.     ESSTEC hereby retains HASAN
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to  serve  on  its  advisory  board  until  removed  by the Board or until HASAN
resigns.

     2.  Duties.    HASAN  shall  perform those functions generally performed by
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persons  of  such  title and position, shall attend all meetings of the Advisory
Board  and  shall  perform any and all related duties and shall have any and all
powers  as  may  be prescribed by resolution of the Advisory Board, and shall be
available  to  confer  and consult with and advise the officers and directors of
ESSTEC  at  such  times  that  may  be  required  by  ESSTEC.

     3. Compensation:   HASAN shall receive nonrefundable compensation of 15,000
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stock  options  exercisable at $3.50 per share of the Restricted Common Stock of
the  Company  upon completion of six months of duty hereunder. Additionally, for
any  funds  raised  thru the efforts of HASAN, he shall receive 10% of the funds
raised  as  cash  compensation. Additionally, for any business that is developed
based  on  HASAN'S  efforts,  HASAN shall receive compensation based on the rate
negotiated  at  a  later  date.

     4.  Expenses.    HASAN  shall submit to ESSTEC reasonably detailed receipts
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with  respect thereto which substantiate HASAN's expenses, including expenses to
attend  all  advisory  board  meetings  and ESSTEC shall reimburse HASAN for all
reasonable  documented  expenses.

     5.  Secrecy.  At no time shall HASAN disclose to anyone any confidential or
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secret  information  (not  already  constituting  information  available  to the
public)  concerning:  (a) internal affairs or proprietary business operations of
ESSTEC  or  its  affiliates; or (b) any trade secrets, new product developments,
patents,  programs  or  programming,  especially  unique  processes  or methods.

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     6.   Termination.
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     (a)   Termination  by  ESSTEC

     (i)  ESSTEC  may  terminate  this  Agreement  immediately  for  Cause.  For
purposes  hereof,  "Cause"  shall  mean:  (a)  the  conviction  of HASAN for the
commission  of  a felony; and/or (b) the habitual abuse of alcohol or controlled
substances.

     (ii)  This agreement automatically shall terminate upon the death of HASAN,
except that HASAN's estate shall be entitled to receive any amount accrued under
Section  3  for  the period prior to HASAN's death and any other amount to which
HASAN  was  entitled  of  the  time  at  his  death.

     7.  Arbitration.  Any  controversies between ESSTEC and HASAN involving the
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construction  or  application  of  any of the terms, provisions or conditions of
this  Agreement shall on the written request of either party served on the other
be  submitted to arbitration. Such arbitration shall comply with and be governed
by the rules of the American Arbitration Association. An arbitration demand must
be made within one (1) year of the date on which the party demanding arbitration
first had notice of the existence of the claim to be arbitrated, or the right to
arbitration  along  with  such claim shall be considered to have been waived. An
arbitrator  shall  be  selected  according  to  the  procedures  of the American
Arbitration  Association.  The  cost of arbitration shall be borne by the losing
party unless the arbitrator shall determine otherwise. The arbitrator shall have
no authority to add to, subtract from or otherwise modify the provisions of this
Agreement,  or  to  award  punitive  damages  to  either  party.

     8.  Attorneys'  Fees  and  Costs.  If  any  action  at  law or in equity is
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necessary  to  enforce  or interpret the terms of this Agreement, the prevailing
party  shall  be  entitled  to  reasonable  attorneys  fees, costs and necessary
disbursements  in  addition  to  any  other  relief to which he may be entitled.

     9. Entire Agreement: Survival. This Agreement contains the entire agreement
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between  the  parties  with  respect to the transactions contemplated herein and
supersedes, effective as of the date hereof any prior agreement or understanding
between  ESSTEC  and  HASAN.  The  unenforceability  of  any  provision  of this
Agreement  shall  not  effect  the  enforceability  of any other provision. This
Agreement  may  not  be  amended except by an agreement in writing signed by the
HASAN  and  the  ESSTEC,  or  any  waiver,  change, discharge or modification as
sought.  Waiver  of or failure to exercise any rights provided by this Agreement
and in any respect shall not be deemed a waiver of any further or future rights.
The  provisions  of  this  Agreement  shall  survive  the  termination  of  this
Agreement.

     10.  Assignment.  This  Agreement  shall  not be assigned to other parties.
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     11.  Governing  Law.  This  Agreement  and  all  the amendments hereof, and
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waivers and consents with respect thereto shall be governed by the internal laws
of  the  State of California, without regard to the conflicts of laws principles
thereof.

     12.  Notices.  All notices, responses, demands or other communication under
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this  Agreement shall be in writing and shall be deemed to have been given when:
(a)  delivered  by hand; (b) sent by telex or telefax, (with receipt confirmed),
provided  that  a copy is mailed by registered or certified mail, return receipt
requested;  or  (c)  received  by  the  addressee  as  sent  by  express

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     delivery  service  (receipt  requested)  in  each  case  to the appropriate
addresses,  telex  numbers  and  telefax  numbers  as the party may designate to
itself  by  notice  to  the  other  parties:

 (i)  if  to  ESSTEC:
                         ESSTEC,  INC.
                         Attn:  Mr.  Abdul  L.  Saquib
                         6033  West  Century  Boulevard
                         Suite  500
                         Los  Angeles,  CA  90045

(ii)  if  to  HASAN:
                         MUKHTAR  M.  HASAN
                         PO  Box  1676,  Mutrah  114,  Muscat
                         Oman
                         Phone:  (968)  562166  Fax:  (968)  568647

     13.  Severability  of  Agreement. Should any part of this Agreement for any
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reason  be  declared invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, such decision
shall  not  affect  the  validity  of  any  remaining  portion,  which remaining
provisions  shall  remain in full force and effect as if this Agreement had been
executed  with the invalid portion thereof eliminated, and it is hereby declared
the  intention  of  the  parties  that  they  would  have executed the remaining
portions  of  this  Agreement without including any such part, parts or portions
which  may,  for  any  reason,  be  hereafter  declared  invalid.

     14. Prior Agreements. Any prior agreements between the parties with respect
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to  this  same  subject  matter  is  null  and  void.

     IN  WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned have executed this agreement as of the
day  and  year  first  above  written.

ESSTEC,  INC.

___________________________
By:     Tariq  Khan
Its:     President

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     MUKHTAR  M.  HASAN

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