I'm glad that consumer and retail applications are removing the stigma from fingerprints.
This emoticon goes out to Steve
German Airline to use Fingerprints @ check in
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Prints & the Revoluti
German Airline to use Fingerprints @ check in
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u ... 0706141645
I'm glad that consumer and retail applications are removing the stigma from fingerprints.
This emoticon goes out to Steve
I'm glad that consumer and retail applications are removing the stigma from fingerprints.
This emoticon goes out to Steve
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Whisler
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Texas Legislature signed off on a new law that allows emergency room or admissions personnel to take the thumbprint of a person who received emergency care if the person does not possess personal identification at the time of care, or the person is unconscious, or is transported across the Texas-Mexico borger by ambulance or helicopter while receiving care, and is taken to a hospital with digital fingerprint capabilities (Sec. 773.015).
The most obvious reasoning for this is to allow hospitals to identify those with a debt for medical services (which from a business stand-point is not a bad idea). Talk about a powerful lobbying group. I'm curious how long it will take the private sector to establish a database for non-criminal debt collections.
J. Whisler
The most obvious reasoning for this is to allow hospitals to identify those with a debt for medical services (which from a business stand-point is not a bad idea). Talk about a powerful lobbying group. I'm curious how long it will take the private sector to establish a database for non-criminal debt collections.
J. Whisler