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To: steve who wrote (13265)	4/27/1999 6:59:00 PM
From: steve	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26039

To all, Westy's take on yesterdays trading... "INVESTING IN IDEAS: Yes, and Identix (IDX:AMEX) May Just Be One of the Biggest Ideas Of the Year If Not the Decade; Stock Trades 1.5mm Shares In Response to Otis Bradley Report!!! " wbn.com:/ steve

To: steve who wrote (13265)	4/28/1999 10:54:00 AM
From: Hockeyfan	Respond to of 26039

Steve, Good find. I believe the following speakers at CTST will definitely feature IDX or Identicator systems. Chicago O'Hare Airport's Cargo Handler Fingerprint System: Jim Sachay, assistant commissioner, Department of Aviation, will describe how the airport is tracking baggage handlers with fingerprint biometrics and smart cards to protect passenger safety and property. Compaq Computer Fingerprint PCs: Michael F. Angelo, Principal Member Technical Staff, will discuss the integration of fingerprint biometrics into the Compaq line of PCs and workstations for enterprise security. U.S. Navy's Multi-Application Smart Card Program: Tony Cieri, director of the Navy Smart Card Program, will discuss the Navy's pilot program and implementation of a multi-application electronic cash card for all sailors at sea. Illinois' Biometric Verification of Welfare Recipients: Barry Beckwith, chief, Bureau of Operations Support at the Illinois Department of Human Services, will describe the roll-out of fingerprint ID and matching capabilities to ensure that people do not enroll for benefits under different names. There should be little confusion for the participants who the dominant biometric provider is. J. Saf