TORONTO, June 27, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- First Canadian American Holding Corporation (Pink Sheets:FCDH) announced today has added the fifth video clip in a series of clips to its Web site ( www.fcahc.com ) . This latest clip is actually a series of three (3) clips titled "3 Million Block Mushroom Farm" and shows in three separate clips a building that had been built in South Africa utilizing the Terra Block System and blocks in the beginning stages, panning the building and near completion of the building. The structure, which had been built for agricultural purposes was a constructed mushroom farm that took three million blocks to complete.
Michael A. Gross of Terra Block, Inc. states "This video clip shows that the our blocks and technology have multiple applications and can be used for more than just affordable residential housing."
Sandy Winick of First Canadian comments, "We have been continually asked about other applications for this technology and I'm glad we were able to find this footage for all to see. The various uses for this technology and blocks are truly mind boggling."
To view this video clip in it's entirety please go to www.fcahc.com.
About Terrablock
The Terra Block System features a line of machines, developed, perfected and patented by TerraBlock, that manufacture compressed earth blocks using common soil as the only raw material. This is accomplished by compacting the soil at up to 460,000 lbs. of hydraulic pressure to form a rock-hard construction block. Hydraulic pressure causes the particles to bond together, just like natural materials such as sandstone, limestone and diamonds that are formed under great pressure. TECSTOR stands for Terra Block Encapsulated Cell Storage and is a new, state-of-the-art method for storing low-level, bio-hazardous waste materials. TECSTOR consists of a virtually indestructible facility that was invented by retired NASA engineer and Terra Block founder Robert Gross. The facility provides for the safe and permanent storage of short-lived radioactive materials, such as medical isotopes from hospitals and also ancillary refuse from commercial power plants; filters, clothing, contaminated tools, contaminated earth, power transformers, discarded computers and monitors and the like. These types of materials do not require deep storage.
About First Canadian American Holding Corporation.
First Canadian American Holding Corporation is a holding company with subsidiaries in a range of businesses. The Company's subsidiaries conduct operations in areas of digital television, radio and building and construction and natural resources. It has acquired interests in The Fight Network, Live Audio Wrestling, Terrablock, and Kachina Gold Corporation.
The company is actively looking at several other opportunities in many different industries such as additional natural resources, wireless, technology and biotechnology.
Safe Harbor
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