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To: originunknown who wrote (4799)	11/11/2001 6:26:53 PM
From: Al Collard	Respond to of 11802

Hi OU, Your in with NXS-t @$.19 for 52,631 shares. Chart for NEXUS Group International Inc: stockcharts.com[l,a]djcanimy[dc][pc20!b50!b100!b200!f][vc60][iUb14!Ll14!La12,26,9!Lp14,3,3!Lc20] From the chart of NXS we can see the stock broke down last week and tested the support of it's 50MA. The stock needs to hold the line right here, or it could end up going for a free-fall. The chart indicators are all bearish but as always with this stock the share price is news driven. Good luck with this pick, Al

To: originunknown who wrote (4799)	11/11/2001 9:00:13 PM
From: geoffb_si	Respond to of 11802

Hi, originunknown: I'm cautiously optimistic with PXV, emphasis on cautiously. Not sure what will happen this week, but I don't think the market will give it full recognition until they have all US$60M in the bank, which would be Nov. 26th. Might take a few weeks to play out... Geoff

To: originunknown who wrote (4799)	11/15/2001 5:31:43 PM
From: Al Collard	Respond to of 11802

NXS-t...in the news. Nexus's AcSys launches two facial recognition products Thu 15 Nov 2001 News Release Ms. Darlene Marks reports Nexus Group International's AcSys Biometrics Corp. has officially released two products to manufacturing and launched them for commercial use. One of these products uses face recognition capabilities to provide access control for facilities. The other uses face recognition to provide log-on security for PCs. "We are most excited about the potential of these two products and their inherent abilities. AcSys FRS is an advanced face recognition system capable of fulfilling all biometric security needs relating to identity authentication, controlled access and surveillance. It provides unparalleled verification and identification, true scalability, easy integration and easy maintenance. AcSys FRS can be implemented as a stand-alone solution, or integrated with existing security solutions and it doesn't require any proprietary hardware," said Jerry Janik, AcSys Biometrics' president and chief executive officer. "We are very proud of our team and the effort they put forth getting these products to market." The access control product can be integrated with existing access control solutions or implemented on its own with a variety of card reader modules and door strike mechanisms. The system has been designed from the ground up for phased deployment and easy maintenance. The PC log-on product augments the Windows log-on process to protect your PC and the network from unauthorized access. Using an inexpensive Web cam, this system logs you onto the PC using your face so that only those users who have been enrolled in the system can access the PC. The AcSys face recognition system (AcSys FRS) uses advanced neural-net technology to provide unparalleled face recognition and identity authentication. The features of this revolutionary technology include: advanced identity authentication -- verifies (one-to-one) or identifies (one-to-many) faces by comparing them with a neural-net engram derived from multiple facial images taken from various angles. The engram cannot be reverse engineered to produce an image; advanced neural-Net platform -- holographic/quantum neural technology (HNeT) makes AcSys FRS far more accurate and faster in both learning and recall than traditional neural Nets. The speed of HNeT also allows AcSys FRS to scale better than other biometric technologies. Biometric security is no longer a fanciful notion from science fiction. With AcSys FRS and HNeT, face recognition technology comes of age; Microsoft SQL Server ready -- quick access and high availability through Microsoft SQL Server database engine; proven accuracy -- 0-per-cent false acceptance rate (FAR), 3.1-per-cent false rejection rate at medium-security settings for the primary visit (performance metrics derived from round three of International Biometric Group's comparative biometric testing, performed in 2001 -- www.biometricgroup.com); and Web ready -- can be used over the Internet, and in virtual private network, LAN, WAN, environments.