Bio Weapons

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It appears we have found many identifiers for Bio-Metrics to identify people. In this new age of International Terrorism with bad guys trying to get Pilot's Licenses, HazMat Driver's Licenses, get onto airlines, step onto buses and sneak over our borders we need a fool proof system. Currently we use fingerprints to identify criminals and those who hold important positions. Some of the newest forms of security include retina scans, voice prints, palms, DNA, Implanted RFID Chips, etc. We have devices, which can see thru trucks, pick up the scent of bio-weapons that use heat to pick-up illegal human trafficking inside vehicles. We need sensors to pick up human intent. Lying devices tell us when someone is exuding thru facial sweat glands, but what about a person who is not close to the device? Inside a vehicle, in a crowd or approaching a sensitive check point. Advanced warning could be the difference between life and death.

For security of military positions we use radars, sonar, heat signatures to identify people. Body heat combined with night vision is nearly impossible to fool as helicopter mounted devices can see thru fences to catch escaping criminals. Special Forces also use such devices to detect and eliminate threats. Research now is being done to detect people by odor, the Vietnamese often could detect Americans because their sweat glands exuded a different scent which gave them away. Most of the successful LRRPs were careful to eat the native foods to not give themselves away.

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The human plume of odor is highly detectable and we are figuring out ways to use this to identify approaching human threat.

One way that is not talked about enough is the electromagnetic signatures given off by people. Every human body has a set of biorhythms. The nerves use electrical signaling, the pulse and heart rate are also very significant and unique to human beings. Even the brain waves are detectable thru the waves, which are sent out. The skull acts as an antenna and with careful fine-tuning and calibration we can detect these waves. It appears that animals can sense these as human approach them. We are now able to build devices, which can detect minute changes in brain waves from afar. Such detection could help us identify someone in a crowd with evil thoughts and a sense of call to action to prevent a flare up of violence. Guards could be alerted that intruders are approaching and have high heart rates and negative intentions. This could be good for Border Security or perimeter control or fighting in Fallujah, while entering an area where an ambush could occur. They say that the seasoned veterans of war and those of the soldier of fortune mindset have a sixth sense about this. Do they? Or are they in tune to slightest anomalies in approaching brain waves? Well? There are enough real world war stories that there has to be more to this.

The brain waves of humans work at frequencies of 20 Hz during an agitated and hyper state of potential combat. Those who are approaching a facility will be at such a state and their bio-systems and bio-rhythms will give them away. For instance during the 9-11 incident in the parking structure one of the International Terrorists was so hyper sensitive and stressed that he cussed out and yelled at someone in the parking lot who was about to take the parking spot he wanted. It is quite evident that such a stress on the bio-system probably went with himself and the team all the way thru the airport, onto the plane, in the flight and right into the World Trade Towers. If someone had such a state of mind, hyper bio-rhythms, they would be flagged to be further scrutinized, perhaps there is another explanation? Perhaps there is not? Such a system might have stopped the 9-11 hijackers?

Could Bus Stops have such sensors within their design to alert the driver to bypass the stop and not pick up the passengers that time around? In Israel it would be a good idea and prevent radical suicide attacks. In the US it might prevent problems on our buses as well. In the case of a roadside check point the car might be flagged as it approached the crossing point to a separate and more secure area for a further look with a greater degree of caution? Could such devices help at our Mexican and Canadian Borders as well? Surely it could.

We believe further research in the stressful displacement in the bio-rhythms of criminals, International Terrorists, Drug Runners, Coyotes, Smugglers, insurgents and attackers could be reduced significantly using such methodology.

The device would focus energy waves at a device across the road or hallway of an airport. Any waves near the spectrums of bio-rhythms of the human body's bio-system would be recorded by their amount of disruption of the traveling wave. Waves such as personal cell phones, computer PDAs, Heart Pace Makers, car stereos, automobile radar detectors, spark plug resonance, friction sound waves from squeaky brakes would not be anywhere near the bio-rhythm waves and would be deleted from the signature of the approaching car or airline patron approaching the metal detector machine.

I propose a study of 1000 people of different ethnic persuasions to test and to put these test subjects through various stressful situations and record their biorhythm disruptions on a beam of energy. In our study we will also allow for disruptions of various hand held devices such as MP3 Players, Sony Walkmans, radios, pace makers, etc. to see if we can accurately discern the emotional displacement of the individual human at the crossing point through large databases of possible combinations within the realms of potential non-threatening biorhythms. Eventually we will prove we can preempt an attack and pull out a large percentage of potential culprits in advance of a horrific event.

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YOU are Your Best Marketing Weapon

YOU, the small business owner, are a powerful marketing force.  It’s your idea, your passion and your knowledge that created the business.  You are the face, personality and charisma of the business.

You have seven powerful tools as a business owner that are often underutilized.

Your elevator speech should give your name and business, along with a memorable “hook” or tagline.  It should be no more than 60 seconds long, and focus on the benefit you provide to prospects and the value you’ve provided to clients.  Your elevator speech should spread passion and enthusiasm.  Make sure you choose every word with care—you’ve only got 60 seconds.  Practice it enough that it flows naturally without sounding memorized.  You’ll want to sound conversational, and be able to make minor tweaks seamlessly to adapt to the event and the person with whom you’re talking.

Your business cards should be good quality, not flimsy.  Get them made just for you.  Templates and free cards look cheap and won’t give the impression you want.  Get a unique logo and show the personality of your business.

Make sure you include all your contact information—especially email address. I can’t tell you how annoying it is to want to contact someone after an event to do business with them only to find that their business card doesn’t have an email address.  I don’t want to go to your website and fiddle around trying to find your email address or deal with a form email.  No email address—you miss out on opportunities. (You say you don’t want spam?  Being contacted is part of being available for business.  Why miss contacts you do want?)

Use your card as a tool.  Write notes or referrals on it when you give it to your contact, or write a specific way you can help.  Write yourself a reminder of how to follow up on the card you receive.  And always have your cards with you!

Use the online profiles you’re given with club memberships or that come with your social media to make a real statement.  Use a good, current photo and fill in your bio completely.  No one wants to do business with an empty bio. Don’t mistake it for a resume-it should focus on benefits and highlights.  Remember that it’s a great way to let other people find you by listing prior employers and alma maters.  Avoid jargon, and target your message to your intended audience. Let your personality shine through. Let people get to know you and offer valuable information.

Make your professional association and club memberships really work for you.  Take advantage of the online profiles and directory, get value from the discounts and perks, and make sure you use all the advantages you’ve paid for with your membership. Take a visible role and be active.  Commit to a few organizations and then go often and make yourself a valuable resource.  Give generously by being an answer resource, leading programs and serving on committees.  Connect and refer, making it your job to be the bridge between people and organizations.  Be the first to volunteer or see a need and fill it.  Your leadership will be noted.

Get more from your social media by using Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other sites to find connections and resources.  Use your “window to the world” to give recommendations and referrals and to share useful information.  Search for people you know from business or club memberships, or from prior jobs or your alma mater.  Reconnect and offer to be a resource.  Participate in online groups and show your stuff with great answers and helpful posts.  Leverage the “six degrees of separation” by noticing who your friends are friends with and asking for connections.  And avoid the temptation to add friends indiscriminately just to run up a big number.  On Facebook, Twitter and MySpace, friend people who have demonstrated some shared interest in your topic, such as a group membership.  On LinkedIn, friend only people you actually know.

Create more value from your speaking engagements and personal appearances.  Ask the groups you participate in if you can be a speaker.  Lead workshops and offer to provide seminars.  Make sure your appearances include a way to build your opt-in list by offering a follow-up bonus to the people who attend.  Ask the program coordinator for referrals to other groups where you might also be a speaker.  Make sure you promote your appearances before and afterwards by sharing video or audio links and sending press releases.  Above all, go to every event with a plan for how it will help you build your business and a goal for what kind of value (qualified leads, product sales, etc.) you will receive that day.

Engage in strategic community involvement.  It’s great to volunteer to help organizations in the community, but if you’re doing it for business (not personal) reasons, then make sure people link you to your business by always wearing a logo shirt or driving a company car with magnetic or silk screen signage.  Contribute logo merchandise when asked for gift items or prizes, and if you sponsor an event, get full value by having a nice sign or banner made.  Take a leadership role and choose opportunities to volunteer that showcase your business talents.  For example, if you’re an accountant and you want more accounting clients, volunteer for the finance committee, not the publicity committee.  You only have a limited amount of time to volunteer, so choose your organizations not only based on sincere interest, but if it’s for a business goal, take a hard look at your ability to make connections that will lead to sales.  Publicize your involvement on boards and committees.  Look for ways to lead and innovate.  And make sure you network with volunteers and leaders to get the most out of your investment of time and talent.

Make the most of your seven powerful tools and watch your business soar, even when the economy is tight.

About the Author

Gail Z. Martin owns DreamSpinner Communications and helps companies and solo professionals in the U.S. and Canada save money and get results through exceptional writing and marketing. Gail has an MBA in marketing and over 20 years of corporate and non-profit experience at senior executive levels. Gail hosts the Shared Dreams Marketing Podcast and the 30 Day Marketing Restart videoblog and she teaches results-oriented marketing teleseminars. She is also the author of the bestselling Chronicles of the Necromancer fantasy adventure series with The Summoner, The Blood King, and Dark Haven.

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Does it even matter to War proponents that we gave Saddam bio weapons & looked the other way?

Does it even enter your mind the fact that we gave Saddam his biological weapons. He was a bad guy then but that didn't stop us from selling him tanks, guns, the best of the best. We sold him the biological weapons that he used on Iranians and his OWN people. But we take no responsibility. That picture of Don Rumsfeld shaking Saddam's hand is no fake. He was killing his people back then but it didn't seem to bother Reagan or Rumsfeld. But all of the sudden it became a priority after 9/11? Why? A million people have already died in Africa and a million more are on the way yet Iraq is the priority? Why? WMD's? Spare me...

Hey, John Q Retard, he's not saying the U.S. responsible. He's saying the U.S. is inconsistent. Don't dodge the question a**-hole. Why is Iraq the priority all of the sudden? Answer the question honestly if your yellow spine can handle it.

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