Richard N. Holwill Joins UniStates Board of Advisors.

Business Editors/High-Tech Writers

FAIRFAX CITY, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 15, 2004

UniStates, LLC announced today that Richard N. Holwill has joined its Board of Advisors. Holwill, a retired US Ambassador, is an expert on international business matters. Ambassador Holwill, Vice President for Public Policy at Alticor, Inc., the parent company of Amway Corporation, described the appointment by saying: "I am very excited by this opportunity; I have been involved with UniStates for several years now. It is an honor to be formally associated with this company and its proprietary Reflexive Materials Technologies(TM) (RMT(TM)) ."

Holwill currently serves as Co-Chair of the Asia Task Force at the US Chamber of Commerce and as a trade advisor to the US Trade Representative and US Department of Commerce. He frequently is sought out as a speaker on business issues in China, Japan, Korea, and other Asian economies.

"We are honored that Dick has accepted our invitation to join UniStates' Board of Advisors and will continue to advise our senior managers on international relations," said Charles R. Owens, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of UniStates. "Dick's distinctive expertise in Asian government and corporate affairs will be especially valuable as our Company seeks technology alliances throughout Asia."

UniStates' business is to enable companies to produce a vast number of superior industrial, military, and consumer products for less, using RMT. We provide our licensees the design, engineering, manufacturing, and software systems for the organization of any sturdy material (metals, plastics, ceramics, and other materials) into superior commercial products and structures of uniform quality and performance at competitive costs using RMT.

About Richard N. Holwill

Ambassador Holwill has extensive experience in international finance during his tenure as a managing director of Pierce Financial Corporation and while with the consulting firm of Charles Owens and Associates. While in government service, Holwill was a deputy assistant secretary of the State Department and a Member of the Board of Directors of the Panama Canal Commission. He holds a BA from LSU with additional studies in International Finance and Transactions at the Wharton School of Business. He has published two books and numerous articles on public-policy issues.

About UniStates

UniStates, LLC is a 15-years old technology company with the right to commercialize Reflexive Materials Technologies (RMT). RMT is a lower-cost way to make better products, from automobile components to human replacement parts. UniStates' revolutionary RMT manufacturing technologies enable the highly efficient production of superior products of all types made with metals, plastics, ceramics, and other sturdy materials, including biomaterials, without major capital investments in manufacturing plants and facilities.

The RMT advantage is simple and compelling. RMT-made products perform better and cost less. Products are lighter, stronger, stiffer, tougher, and safer. RMT products are particularly advantageous where lighter weight, superior strength, greater durability, and affordability are important. An introduction to UniStates and RMT can be found at http://www.unistates.com.