May 25th, 2010
Flooding in the Country Music capital of the world has reached catastrophic proportions for many of the residence of Nashville Tennessee. As many homeowners try to restore their homes back to their former glory, many are finding themselves faced with another natural catastrophe literally growing beneath their floorboards, behind cabinets and in their drywalls. Taking [...]
Tags: AdVnt, Black Mold, flood remediation, Hand Held Assay, Mold, remediation, water damage
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May 25th, 2010
What was once known as ‘Germ Warfare’ for decades is now being termed ‘Biowarfare or Bioterrorism in keeping with the current state of affairs. Biowarfare is not a new trend in warfare, in fact it’s roots go back way back in the history of dirty warfare tactics. The earliest recorded use of this type of [...]
Tags: AdVnt, AdVnt biotechnologies, anthrax, anthrax spores, Bioterrorism, Biowarfare, Germ Warfare, plague, Ricin
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April 26th, 2010
Mold is a functioning part of an environmental ecosystem, playing an important part in the breakdown and decay of dead organic matters such as fallen leaves or dead trees. But when mold manages to grow indoors, it can place a serious strain on both human health and household finances. Mold spreads by producing tiny spores [...]
Tags: AdVnt, AdVnt biotechnologies, airborne, Biotechnologies, Black Mold, black mold spores, ecosystem, environmental, environmental ecosystem, fungi, Informant, Mold, mycotoxins, spores, The InFormant 15 Minute Black Mold Detection Kit
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April 20th, 2010
Bioterrorism can come at us in ways we can’t imagine. From that pesky geo-political terrorist to the silent enemies hiding within our own home, the threat of global biowarfare has become an ongoing ever-changing organism. In the wake of the nations crippling healthcare crisis, the need to be concerned for ones health is now more [...]
Tags: AdVnt, AdVnt biotechnologies, Biotechnologies, Bioterrorism, Biowarfare, Black Mold, Black Mold Detection, environment, home mold detection system., Informant, Mold, mold detection system, respiratory illnesses
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April 20th, 2010
The 2001 anthrax event, which resulted in 5 deaths and more than 20 illnesses, was the “worst case of bioterrorism in U.S. history” thus far, Homeland Security reports that the 2001 anthrax attack that killed 5 people and left 20 more with serious illnesses was the worst case of bioterrorism the US as experienced to [...]
Tags: AdVnt biotechnologies, anthrax, Attack, Badd, Bioterrorism, bioterrorism threat, Hand Held Assays., Prostrips
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October 6th, 2009
Re-printed from Homeland Security Newswire
A terrorist in Saudi Arabia tried to kill the Saudi antiterror chief by carrying explosives inside his body; experts say there are “tremendous implications for airport security with the potential of making it even more complicated to get on to your plane”
HSNW wrote two weeks ago about a terrorist using explosives [...]
Tags: AdVnt, agent, airport security, antiterrorism, antiterrorism operations, Attack, bio-sensor, biological, biological agent detection devices, Biotechnologies, detection, devices, screening, security, terrorist, weapons of mass destruction
Posted in Biowarefare Detection | 3 Comments »
September 22nd, 2009
(Editor’s note re-printed from Homeland Security Newswire)
The state of public health and biodefense
Published 7 September 2009
There are two bookends to U.S. concern with bioterror attacks on the United States: the fall 2001 anthrax-by-mail attacks, and the December 2007 report by a blue-ribbon commission, headed by former senators Bob Graham of Florida and Jim Talent of [...]
Tags: anthrax, anthrax-by-mail, attacks, biodefense, biological weapons, BioShield, Biotechnology, biotechnology companies, bioterror, bioterror attacks, environment, microbial infections, pathogen testing, terrorists, toxins, weapons of mass destruction
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September 3rd, 2009
Anthrax looks to be a terrorist’s best friend. Yet our current national circumstances seems to be preoccupying all of us that there are other, more important, worries for the USA in our short-term future.
Well, I don’t know what a real terrorist thinks about anthrax, but I can share with you what the progressive elite of [...]
Tags: AdVnt, AdVnt biotechnologies, anthrax, bio-sensor, CBRNe targets, Jihadists, screening devices, terrorist
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May 29th, 2009
By Dr. Neil Livingstone.
REPRINTED WITH PERMISSION FROM DomesticPreparedness.com
SPRING 2009
Reports surfaced in early January that approximately forty Al Qaeda members in Algeria died from plague after the deadly bacteria escaped from a surreptitious laboratory where they were attempting to weaponize the disease. Although there has been no official confirmation that that is exactly what happened, it [...]
Tags: agents, anthrax, bacteria, bio agents, bio weapon, biological weapons, Biological Weapons Convention, botulinal toxin, bubonic plague, dangerous agents, deadly bacteria, disease, ebola, homeland-security, plague, plononium-210, radiological agent, Ricin, Sarin, Weaponized anthrax, weaponized strain of anthrax, weapons of mass destruction, WMDs
Posted in Biowarefare Detection | 9 Comments »
May 29th, 2009
May 2009
Terrorists attacking a major city with nuclear or biological weapons is “more realistic” than ever, British officials warned as they lifted the secrecy from six years of counter-terrorism efforts.
Called “Contest,” the U.K. anti-terror strategy contends that new technologies and lawless nations boost the odds of a WMD attack leading to massive death and destruction.
Titled [...]
Tags: anti-terror, biological, biological weapons, CBRNE, Changing technology and the theft and smuggling of chemical, counter-terrorism, decontamination, International Terrorism, radiological and nuclear and explosive, terrorism, terrorist threats, threats, WMD
Posted in Biowarefare Detection | 2 Comments »