ADVISORY/Free Technology to Protect, Educate, and Organize Families Offered Through MetLife and Microsoft.

Assignment/News Writers

ADVISORY...for Tuesday (June 12)

Oklahoma's First Lady Cathy Keating To Participate in Launch of

Nationwide Distribution Of M.I.L.K. (Managing Information

on Lost Kids)

--(BUSINESS WIRE)

WHO:    First Lady Cathy Keating
        Jim Benson, President of MetLife
        Ernie Allen, President of NCMEC
        Tom Quinn, President of Imagery Concepts
        Jay Sampson, National Financial Services Manager
          of MSN at Microsoft Corp.
        Rebecca DeMauro, Victim Parent and President of the Andi
          Foundation

WHAT:   At the official worldwide launch of M.I.L.K. (Managing
        Information On Lost Kids), Imagery Concepts, developer of the
        software, will explain how the M.I.L.K. program will help
        protect, educate, and organize families across the country.
        M.I.L.K. distribution partners, MetLife and Microsoft, will
        outline their respective M.I.L.K. campaigns that will reach up
        to 80 million people.

WHEN:   10:00 a.m., Tuesday, June 12, 2001

WHERE:  The Dallas Room, Doubletree Hotel at Warren Place,
          61st Street and Yale, Tulsa, Oklahoma

WHY:    Every day in the United States, 2,100 children are reported
        missing according to the FBI.  This statistic is staggering
        and law enforcement is quick to point out that a current
        photograph is the single most important tool in recovering a
        missing child.  M.I.L.K. provides a way to store and instantly
        retrieve photos and information on children in the event of an
        emergency.  The M.I.L.K. program supports the National Center
        for Missing & Exploited Children and its efforts to promote
        Internet and child safety by helping create a virtual,
        nationwide dragnet between NCMEC, law enforcement and end
        users.