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Index of Subjects * FCPG FCPG FCPG FCPG * FCPG FCPG FCPG FCPG * FacePrint Global Solutions' EZ-FACE crime-fighting software prepares to lead the way and fill the void in biometrics technology FacePrint Global Solutions Symbol: FCPG.OB Thursday Close: $0.12 Short Term: $.20 - $.35 Status: S t r o n g B u y ------------------------- The Basics of This Beauty ------------------------- * FCPG has had very strong responses to previous PR campaigns such as this one. * Internet version of FCPG's EZ-FACE software enters final phase of development. * 150,000 copies of EZ-FACE's predecessor, FACES, The Ultimate Composite Picture, were distributed to law enforcement agencies around the world. * Demand for facial recognition software (EZ-FACE) has skyrocketed due to recent security risks. * FCPG developing E-DNA Bioprint Coding System for the Internet transmission of data related to individual faces. ------------- Keep Reading: ------------- FRESNO, Calif., January 20, 2006 -- FacePrint Global Solutions (FGS) [FCPG.OB] is entering 2006 with enthusiasm and optimism as EZ-FACE -- the world's first Internet-access law enforcement-dedicated composite picture software -- enters its final phase of development. The team at FGS is excited with the progress of its revolutionary 3D product, which is on the verge of undergoing Beta testing and public endorsement by several top police departments across the United States. Frontline police officers are no stranger to Pierre Cote and his brand of crime-fighting technology. Cote is the creator of EZ-FACE and the president of FGS. Cote is also the man who created FACES, The Ultimate Composite Picture -- the successful predecessor of EZ-FACE, which hit the law enforcement market by storm in 1998 when 150,000 copies of the facial composite software were used by law enforcement agencies around the world. The software was also endorsed by John Walsh, host of FOX Television's America's Most Wanted, who became the official spokesman for FACES. Biometrics on the frontlines EZ-FACE has come at the right time, as police departments across the U.S. are looking to upgrade their old versions of FACES and must now turn to sophisticated biometrics technology in the fight against crime -- and that is where EZ-FACE is planning to fill the void. The war against crime and terrorism has become a top priority in many countries, particularly in the U.S. Police agencies have taken steps to develop crime-analysis mechanisms, directives and training programs to promote prevention as an efficient and proactive way of fighting crime, and are currently seeking additional tools to incorporate in this effort. Cooperation between law enforcement agencies, authorities, organizations and citizens indicates a growing desire for crime solving, and recognition of the need for new tools to combat lawlessness and effectively determine a person's identity. The tragic events of September 11, 2001 have heightened the need for the development of products that can prevent crime generally, while specifically targeting international or domestic terrorism. September 11th brought a surge of interest in biometrics and facial recognition technology. These are expected to be some of the fastest growing segments of the biometric market during the next five years. A slate of solutions by FGS FGS offers the public and private sectors a slate of multi-application products and solutions that address identity verification and authentication for security purpose. FGS's breakthrough biometric solution, courtesy of EZ-FACE, can be implemented on passports, ID cards, voter cards, drivers' licenses, ATM and credit cards, and resident alien cards. This approach is perfectly adaptable to government and administrative demands. Hailed as a major technological breakthrough in the security area, FGS's unique technology, which acts as a "fingerprint" for a face, will set a new industry standard for law enforcement agencies, public safety and private security. Setting a world standard FGS's goal is to establish a world standard in identity authentication and validation. In addressing the critical needs in facial recognition related to identity verification and crime-prevention and worldwide efforts against terrorism, FGS is developing a new methodology and industry standard called the "E-DNA Bioprint Coding System"for the Internet transmission of data related to individual faces. The company's E-DNA solution will establish a standardization because of its efficiency in either controlled or uncontrolled environments, its easy-to-use features and low cost implementation, when compared to similar products in the industry. Forward-looking statements in this release are made pursuant to the 'safe harbor' provisions of the Private Securities Litigation reform Act of 1995. Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including, but not limited to, continued acceptance of the company's products and services, competition, new products and technological changes, as well as any and all 'other risks' associated with business.
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