41. Secureprint Inkless Fingerprint Products Pads and kits, related notary supplies from El Dorado Hills, California. http://www.inklessprints.com/

/* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */var pageName = "Home";/**** DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE! ****/var code = ' '; Inkless Fingerprint Pads Our 3X5 inch inkless fingerprint pads have replaced the ink slabs used by law enforcement agencies to obtain high quality fingerprints, and at the same time, eliminating the mess associated with using printers ink for rolling fingerprints. With SECUREPRINT inkless fingerprint systems , it takes only a few seconds and a few cents to add an inkless fingerprint to any document. In conjunction with good ID taking practices, it's perhaps the best method for deterring fraud. Our patented, truly inkless fingerprint pad was the premier in the industry and the product others still strive to duplicate. This pad provides 800-1000 quality inkless fingerprints. Our new PRO inkless pad produces 1500-2000 superior quality inkless fingerprints. There is a difference between our inkless fingerprint pads and other products billed as "semi-inkless" or "considered to be inkless". Our inkless fingerprint pads are clean on the fingers, requiring no tissue or paper towels to remove residue from the skin Our label system , sometimes referred to as an inkless fingerprint kit, has been providing customers with clean inkless fingerprints for nearly 20 years.

42. Schedule Your Fingerprinting Appointment REQUIREDUNIVERSAL FORM NJAPS2, Version 3.0 or 4.0 More information http://www.bioapplicant.com/nj/

43. The Employee Background Check Is Accelerated By FastFingerprints Electronic fingerprinting service that uses the Webcheck technology, in conjunction with the American Bankers Association. Offers card scanning, with results mailed directly from the FBI, or live scan at Columbus, Ohio. http://www.fastfingerprints.com/

44. Applicant Live Scan Locations - California Dept. Of Justice - Office Of The Atto This section list the Live Scan locations for fingerprinting. http://ag.ca.gov/fingerprints/publications/contact.htm

45. Welcome To Payton Scientific Inc. Instruments and related articles on fingerprinting or trace detection in the field or in the laboratory, including plasticizing latent prints in a vacuum, cyanoacrylate atmospheric fuming cabinets, and workstations from manufacturer in Buffalo, NY. http://www.paytonscientific.com/

46. Merit Badge Workbook fingerprinting Merit Badge Workbook This workbook can help you but you still need to read the merit badge pamphlet (book). No one can add or subtract from the Boy Scout http://www.usscouts.org/mb/worksheets/Fingerprinting.pdf

47. Who Did It? - TeachersFirst Introduces Forensic Science fingerprinting. Purpose of the Lesson 1. To introduce students to forensic science. 2. To show students how science is applied to police work and crime investigations. http://www.teachersfirst.com/lessons/forensics/finger-lesn.html

Lesson Plan Lecture Notes Lab Handouts Homework Fingerprinting Purpose of the Lesson: 1. To introduce students to forensic science. 2. To show students how science is applied to police work and crime investigations. 3. To provide students with practice using the scientific method. Student Objectives: 1. Students will be able to list and describe the three types of fingerprint patterns. 2. Students will be able to list and describe the three types of fingerprints that can be made. 3. Students will be able to explain why we leave fingerprints. 4. Students will be able to describe four ways used to obtain fingerprints. 5. Students will be able to explain why fingerprinting is important and useful to police in crime investigations. Materials Needed: 1. Overhead projector 2. Overheads of fingerprint patterns and class notes 3. Blank overheads 4. Crime scene tape 5. Magnifying Glasses

48. Welcome To The Division Of Licensing Services Electronic fingerprinting. Beginning April 1, 2009, applicants will have access to electronic fingerprinting through L1 Enrollment Services. The following licenses will http://www.dos.state.ny.us/lcns/electronicfingerprinting.htm

49. Yes90 TviNews S90/ • S90tv Video Server Clear Channel Gruve Tube • / Feature Sto System using the VATS dial tone system for brain fingerprinting to set illusory conditional reflexes . http://www.smart90.com/s90tv

50. Science Project _ Finger Printing In this project you will first learn about fingerprinting and the way that finger prints are used to identify their owner. You will then become a detective who http://www.scienceproject.com/projects/intro/elementary/EX053.asp

Finger Printing Introduction: Look at the palm of your hands and your fingertips. You will see patterns of ridges that are called fingerprints. The natural body oils and sweat collects in these ridges of the skin so that when you touch things, you leave behind an impression of your print. Fingerprint ridges are useful because they give your hands a better grip when you pick something up. But since fingerprints are unique, they have also become a common and foolproof method of identification. Material and instructions: In this project you will first learn about fingerprinting and the way that finger prints are used to identify their owner. You will then become a detective who finds, reveals and identifies the prints. Details of this project: More information or support on this project is available for the members of ScienceProject.com. You may also find a Science kit for this topic at MiniScience.com or www.klk.com. Login to see more details Or Become a member now!

51. Identifying Terrorists Before They Strike Paper by Steve Kirsch proposing the compilation of a brain fingerprinting database to identify terrorists before they strike. http://www.skirsch.com/politics/plane/ultimate.htm

Identifying terrorists before they strike by using computerized knowledge assessment (CKA) Steve Kirsch, stk@propel.com Version 2 10/07/2001 8/22/06 Update: The current brain scanning technology isn't sufficiently developed to make this idea practical and probably won't be for at least 5 to 10 years If you want to improve airport security, the best way to do that is to reduce the number of terrorists. To do that, you have to understand why tens of thousands of people want to kill us. Then, we simply modify our behavior so that we can all get along. This won't eliminate all terrorism, but it will eliminate most of it. The single most effective decision to reduce terrorism that President Bush can make would be to resign. The second most effective decision to reduce terrorism is to withdraw from Iraq. You simply cannot continue to do things that piss off lots of people and expect that nothing bad will happen. Even our friends (other nations) think we're nuts; that's why they didn't join us in invading and occupying Iraq. The more we act like a bully, the worst terrorism will get. And Bush's "stay the course" policy is insane; you can't expect to keep doing the same thing over and over and expect a different result. Our goal is to eliminate terrorism, but what's the best strategy? One approach would be to try to secure every individual asset. Unfortunately, this is a hopeless battle. We can't even secure a single asset. For example, despite years of effort, there isn't an airport in the country that cannot be easily penetrated, as the FAA's "Red team" recently discovered.

52. Fingerprinting Right Column http://ccld.ca.gov/PG399.htm

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53. Forensic-Evidence.com/Behavioral Evidence:Brain Fingerprinting Fails First Court Evidence is admitted, but fails to convince. http://www.forensic-evidence.com/site/Behv_Evid/brainfp_Iowa.html

We have discussed elsewhere the proposed evidential use of brain fingerprinting, and as specifically applied to the Terry Harrington case. See, "Brain Fingerprinting" - Is It A Reliable Tool? , and "Brain Fingerprinting" - Is It A Reliable Tool? Addendum Harrington, 41, is currently serving a life sentence in Iowa for the 1977 Council Bluffs, Iowa, murder of a retired police captain. At the 1978 trial, the prosecution maintained that the captain was killed while moonlighting as a security guard at an automobile dealership and that the crime occurred during a car theft that involved Harrington and two other teens. In a post-conviction proceeding, Harrington's lawyer had sought a new trial on the ground of newly discovered evidence. That evidence included information that witnesses had recanted their testimony, that police had failed to disclose to the defense evidence there had been another suspect, and the testimony by Dr. Lawrence Farwell to the effect that Harrington, when tested by the brain fingerprinting technology, had no memories of the car theft or the slaying of the police captain, and that his brain would have contained relevant information if he had been guilty. The case and its brain fingerprinting aspect which allegedly exonerated Harrington, has received national publicity in a story on "60 Minutes" and by being the subject of a Discovery Channel program. The key witness in the prosecution's case in 1978 was a 16-year-old who claimed to have been riding with Harrington when they went to steal a car. The witness, who is now 39, has since recanted that testimony stating that he only incriminated Harrington because he was told that, if he failed to testify against the accused, he would be charged with the murder himself.

54. Fingerprinting fingerprinting Verification. There are two options for obtaining fingerprinting verification—LIVESCAN (digital imaging) and traditional, inkbased fingerprinting. http://www.stonybrook.edu/spd/career/fingerprinting.html

SPD HOME GRADUATE PROGRAMS COMPUTER TRAINING CAREER DEVELOPMENT ... LIFELONG LEARNING Fingerprinting Verification locations on Long Island, but takes longer to process. If you prefer to have faster results, please view our information on LIVESCAN fingerprinting Instructions (for ink-based fingerprinting only) STEP 1. Create a TEACH account online through New York State's TEACH web site. Visit http://www.highered.nysed.gov/tcert/home.html and click on the "Self Register to Access TEACH" link. Apply for your fingerprinting application and pay the $94.25 processing fee. Be sure to print your receipt (or Payment voucher if you chose to pay with a money order). STEP 2. Come to the School of Professional Development's Teacher Certification Office (Room N-221 of the Social and Behavioral Sciences Building) to pick up your two fingerprinting cards and pre-addressed envelope. STEP 3. Bring your fingerprinting cards (filled out with your personal information, in black ink only), envelope and payment receipt to any of the fingerprinting locations listed below.

55. Forensic-Evidence: Brain Fingerprinting? Is It A Reliable Tool? Reaction to brief summary of the technology by Lawrence Farwell. http://www.forensic-evidence.com/site/Behv_Evid/BeE00005_1.html

Updated July 2, 2000 Assumption: A person who has committed a crime has the details of that crime stored in his memory. What if there were to be discovered a method whereby the details stored in the brain could be retrieved....But can this be done? Dr. Lawrence A. Farwell, along with several other researchers, founded a human brain research laboratory after Dr. Farwell postulated that, indeed, information stored in the brain can be revealed "with extremely high accuracy" by Farwell's brain-wave response measurement using a multifaceted electroencephalographic response. If we find the "guilty knowledge" stored in a person's brain, what do we have? Is this an Orwellian crime fighting tool? Perhaps all we have to do is drag suspects in, put them on the EEG machine and read their memory? Dr. Farwell suggests use of the term "Orwellian" is misplaced since Orwell's 1984 described a society in which innocent people were constantly in fear of an extremely controlling government that did not value the truth. His "brain fingerprinting" helps to eliminate this kind of fear and oppression, he suggests. Also, one cannot "drag suspects in" to test them because it is physically impossible to test someone who resists the test. According to Dr. Farwell, brain-wave data can be obtained only if a person sits reasonably still and looks at the computer screen. Is it "science"? Is this just another polygraph? We do not have the answers. However, with permission of its inventor, Dr. Lawrence A. Farwell, we are printing a

56. Fingerprinting, University Police - Cleveland State University fingerprinting is done by the Cleveland State University Police Department each Friday from 100 pm until 300 pm. If it is not possible to be at the CSU Police Station during http://www.csuohio.edu/offices/police/safety/fingerprinting.html

Skip to Main Content University Police Fingerprinting Fingerprinting is done by the Cleveland State University Police Department each Friday from 1:00 pm until 3:00 pm. If it is not possible to be at the CSU Police Station during those hours, a limited number of appointments may be arranged at other times by contacting the University Police Dispatch office at 687-2020. Appointments will be based on availability. Please make every effort to have your fingerprinting done on Fridays. THERE IS A $7.00 FEE FOR FINGERPRINTING PER CARD. THE POLICE DEPARTMENT DOES NOT ACCEPT CASH!!! Have your check made out payable to Cleveland State University. If you need to pay by cash, prior to requesting fingerprinting, you must go to the Bursars office in University Center 460. Tell the cashier that you need to make your payment for fingerprinting. Give the cashier the cash. The cashier will give you the receipt. Bring the deposit receipt to the Police Department. Bring the fingerprint cards provided to you by your college or employer. The Police Department does not provide fingerprint cards. Please fill out the fingerprint card completely before you arrive at the Police Department. Use Black Ink!

57. The Truth Detector The day after Fairfield resident Larry Farwell gave a public lecture on his new Brain fingerprinting technology, he found out he was wanted by the CIA. By Sally Peden. http://fairfield.freehosting.net/98nov/brainwaves.html

Free Web Hosting Provider Web Hosting E-commerce High Speed Internet ... Free Web Page Search the Web Welcome! Close Would you like to make this site your homepage? It's fast and easy... Yes, Please make this my home page! No Thanks Don't show this to me again. Close TECHNOLOGY The Truth Detector With This Ingenious Invention, No Criminal is Safe from His Own Brain Waves By Sally Peden November, 1998 The day after Fairfield resident Larry Farwell gave a public lecture on his new "Brain Fingerprinting" technology, he found out he was wanted by the CIA. Dr. Farwell, Chief Scientist and President of the Human Brain Research Laboratory, had developed a unique computer technology that detects whether a person has committed a crime. Farwell calls it "a scientific method to identify criminals and clear the innocent with extremely high accuracy through measuring electrical brain signals." With this technology, Farwell says he could have solved the O.J. Simpson case in one day. Naturally, the CIA wanted to know more. On learning the full story about Farwell's device, the CIA was impressed enough to fund his research for several years. Farwell has also worked in an unofficial capacity for the FBI. The media has picked up on the significance of Farwell's research, too, and has featured his revolutionary Brain Fingerprinting technology on network and cable news shows, the Discovery Channel, and in U.S. News and World Report. To begin research and development for a government contract, Farwell founded the Human Brain Research Lab in Maryland in 1991. Three years later, he moved to Iowa, where he continues research and development, and has just begun marketing his invention for use in the field.

58. Truth And Consequences - US News And World Report Article about brain fingerprinting being used to exonerate Terry Harrington of the murder of police captain John Schweer in 1977. Full text requires payment http://www.usnews.com/usnews/culture/articles/010115/archive_007302.htm

@import url(/usnews/v3/css/global.css); @import url(/usnews/v3/css/article.css); @import url(/usnews/v3/css/health.css); @import url(/usnews/v3/css/article-print.css); dblclick('leaderboardA'); dblclick('badgeA'); Sunday, November 14, 2010 Subscribe Contact Us Article Index Search U.S. News Health Money Education Science ... Rankings Health Article Index Subscribe Home Health ... Reddit Truth and Consequences Scientists are scanning the brain for traces of guilty knowledge By Nell Boyce Posted 1/7/01 On July 22, 1977, the body of retired police Captain John Schweer lay bleeding on a railroad track in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Blame for the murder fell on teenager Terry Harrington, who has spent over two decades in a state penitentiary protesting his innocence. Now Harrington says he finally has proof that exonerates him. A new technology called "brain fingerprinting" suggests that Harrington's brain doesn't contain memories of the crime scene, but it does recognize specific details about the concert he says he attended on that fateful night. Reading someone's memories through a helmet of electrodes sounds like science fiction. But surprisingly, scientists say they can do just that. The Harrington case is the first time lawyers have ever submitted such brain measurements to a U.S. court, and within days a judge will either reject them as "junk science" or accept them as evidence that could help reopen Harrington's case.

59. Farwell Brain Fingerprinting Technology for crime investigation using to detect P300 brain wave responses to familiar sights by a suspect, by developer Dr. Larry Farwell. http://www.brainwavescience.com/

Home Counterterrorism Criminal Justice Medical Advertising ... Technology Gets Big Break" Dr. Farwell Named to TIME 100: The Next Wave Time Magazine has selected Dr. Farwell for the Time100: The Next Wave , the Innovators who may be "the Picassos or the Einsteins of the 21st Century. Charles Gibson Interviews Dr. Larry Farwell Video Text TV Broadcast Highlights Video New ... KOMO News New Brain Fingerprinting on PBS Iowa Supreme Court overturns the 24 year old conviction of Terry Harrington, Brain Fingerprinting Test aids in the appeals Brain Fingerprinting Ruled Admissible in Court Senator Charles Grassley "It seems to me that if we are interested in making sure that the innocent go free, and that the guilty are punished, any technological instrument that can help us make a determination of guilt or innocence, we ought to know about it." Dr. Drew Richardson, the former Chief of the FBI’s counterterrorism unit, has joined Brain Fingerprinting Laboratories as Vice President of Forensic Operations

60. Home Offers shipping via UPS and FedEx, shipping materials for sale, as well as Notary, Livescan fingerprinting, and Ink Card fingerprinting services. Provides hours, location, and fingerprinting information. http://pdqfingerprinting.com/

PDQ Fingerprinting, Inc. 216 F Street Davis, CA 95616 (530)756-7084 Home Location Cards or Livescan Yolo Teachers ... About PDQ OPEN FOR LIVESCAN FINGERPRINTING Monday Through Friday 9:00 A.M. to 5:15 P.M. Saturdays 10:00 A.M. to 1:45 P.M. NO APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE (DOJ) CERTIFIED Fingerprinting offered for law school students, child care providers, the insurance industry, banking, notaries, nurses, teachers: anyone needing California Department of Justice or FBI clearance. Check our additional pages for more details on Fingerprints.

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