[iontheball]

But, you say nothing about the footprint. Doesn’t that make the document self-authenticating when the Judge tells Obama to submit to a footprint?

[Seizethecarp]

Here is a succinct statement from the US Indian Health Service explaining that there is “no evidence” that baby footprints have “actual value” in identifying infants:

This transmittal Notice transmits a pen and ink change of Chapter 13 - Maternal and Child Health, Part 3 - Professional Services of the Indian Health Manual.

Please replace paragraph 8 of Section 2F3.a(b) with the following statement taken from the recently released Guidelines for Perinatal Care written jointly by the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists:

“Individual hospitals may want to continue with the footprinting and fingerprinting but universal use of this practice is no longer recommended.”

This change is made because this method of identifying newborns is no longer universally recommended and there is no evidence that it has any actual value in identifying newborns.

http://www.ihs.gov/PublicInfo/Publications/IHSManual/TN_Project/80_89/tn83_7.htm