Preparedness/Safety

Technon's new seminar department offers a wide range of lectures, 1-2 day seminars and even ongoing training in the fields of personal preparedness, situational awareness and self defense.

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With today's Swine Flu hysteria circulating all over the media, it is important to remember that being prepared is the name of the game. Once you abide by this way-of-life you can relax and know that you have done your best. Life does go on! Watch this funny yet informative video on

TV interview on great preparedness book written by Dr. Paul Williams.

Don't miss minute 4:05... !

“I personally have escape masks in my own grab-and–go bag at home and carry one in my luggage when traveling”

Paul R. Williams, MD

Author: When All Plans Fail

Read more at www.WhenAllPlansFail.com

This video produced by Florida's Broward County Sheriff Department is worth watching. It really boils down to being aware of your surroundings... so that you're not surprised. Watch carefully and keep safe!

If something happened tomorrow preventing you from accessing your home, office and bank how long would it take you to restore your financial and other important documents? How long would you be able to sustain your normal lifestyle and

Knowing how to control, preempt or defuse possible threats in everyday life requires a set of skills that can be taught.  Learn the tactics and strategies of situational awareness -- the ability to know what areas

I feel really bad for not having talked to you about this product before. The "Tac-Pack" was developed for government purposes by a leading trauma surgeon involved in protective medicine. The end result was a trauma kit small enough to be worn in a suit pocket yet still capable of

While attending the SHOT show in Orlando last month I found myself evacuating my 11th floor hotel room at 4:45 a.m. Fortunatelly, it ended up being

So basically there are two approaches to deal with the current threats: One is the "ostrich approach" - in which we just stick our heads into the sand and hope that nothing ever happens to us. The other is the "being proactive" approach -

In the past few days I have seen a lot of debate over the question: can’t we just play defense in the war on terror? And the answer is, unfortunately, “No!” The motive behind the current wave of terrorism is

We are spending our dollars in the wrong thing! The TSA and other agencies are in PANIC, and they are obsessed with Technology! And that just doesn't work! We will spend billions of dollars now finding a solution for detecting liquid explosives or "X", but once we get that technology, the creative terrorist will use "Y", or "Z", or "A", "B", "C" or a combination of all of the above instead! These agencies are looking for the BOMB but not for the BOMBER!