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Advanced Tactical Systems, Inc., whose realistic new paintball weapon already has attracted the interest of a dozen military agencies, today said it is actively marketing its systems to meet a major military training need and take the early lead in a worldwide marketplace.

Military organizations have just begun exploring the use of paintball guns in combat simulation exercises. But current recreational-use paintball guns have several drawbacks limiting their effectiveness. ATS is the first firm to create patented paintball systems that simulate tactical weapons and provide a realistic training experience, according to Maureen Steinwall, ATS president.

ATS introduced its products to the military marketplace in September, during a trade show at Quantico, Va., a U.S. Marine base and FBI training facility. The company also has begun a direct-mail and telemarketing campaign aimed at the recreational departments of the nation’s 480 military bases, some of which already use paintball in their R&R activities.

Since September, when ATS created a Web site advertising its systems, the firm has received inquiries from 13 organizations from countries such as Israel, Germany, Great BriTS’ sales and marketing efforts, Steinwall said part,” Steinwall said.

“Now we’re lookintinue to sell its non-tactical models to the ret can’t be achieved through current classroom, in thinking and performing under highly demandi the exercise, while giving soldiers muscle memtballs from large and cumbersome top loaders, w support products as well.”

ATS currentlyinnovative paintball systems that will revolutionize the non-lethal tactical training and recreational markets. Based in Minneapolis, the privately held development-stage company expects to compete in and lead the marketplace through its creative product designs, innovation capabilities, cost-effective structure and proven, high-quality production skills.

Has entered into an Enterprise Affiliate Agreement with the Girvan Institute of Technology, an organization chartered to foster public-private partnerships on a global scale.

Girvan Institute of Technology Vice President and COO, Gopal Patwordhan stated: “We are delighted to welcome MDM Group as an Enterprise Affiliate Partner and look forward to continuing our involvement with the Company’s ShockRounds™ project as well as being able to assist with the deployment and commercialization process of ShockRounds™ and other MDM Group technologies and services.”

The Company’s ShockRounds™ non-lethal and less-lethal technology is protected through pending Patents prepared and filed while the Technology was under development at the Girvan Business Venture Acceleration Network (B-VAN). See: www.girvan.org and search “MDM Group.”

MDM Group Director of Strategy, Chris Nichols stated: “Our Company is excited about this opportunity to be working with the Girvan Institute where the Institute can assist in the market introduction and facilitation of MDM Group products that are positioned to contribute to many industry segments of national importance.”

About Girvan Institute of Technology:

The Girvan Institute of Technology was established in January 2002, and is a non-profit public benefit corporation incorporated under the laws of the state of California.

The Institute functions as a catalyst to accelerate the development and application of cutting edge technologies into useful products and services on a global scale.

The Girvan Institute of Technology promotes real time collaboration and exchange between technology developers and potential exploiters of emerging technologies in the private and public sectors.

The Institute leverages the technological output of research & development enterprises in the private and public sectors labs to promote collaborative development of technology, transmission and dissemination of intellectual assets, and the development of commercial enterprise across the globe.

Girvan’s affiliates and partners include research labs in the United States and abroad, fortune 1000 companies, small and medium sized hi-tech companies and a number of private equity and venture capital firms.

MDM Group is a development stage advanced technologies Research and Development Company focused on business risk management, IT security, software development and, security solutions for law enforcement agencies, military and Homeland Security.

MDM Group currently has two major business interests in development, the promising ShockRounds™ ; project and the Solutions International business — which is already generating revenues.

ShockRounds™ are a potential breakthrough product for the law enforcement industry, the military, border control and anti-terrorism and Homeland Security initiatives, due to their versatility and multiple applications. When fired, a ShockRounds™ specialized bullet generates an extremely high voltage charge. This voltage discharges instantly upon impact causing immediate target incapacitation.

Silicon Valley Bank (the “Bank”), a wholly owned subsidiary of Silicon Valley Bancshares, announced it provided TASER International Inc. with a $1.5 million line of credit.

TASER International, the leading company in the development, manufacturing, and sales of non-lethal stun devices, will use the financing for working capital purposes.

“TASER International Inc. has found Silicon Valley Bank to be unique in working with young high-growth technology companies and their financing needs,” said Phillips W. Smith, chairman of TASER International Inc.

Through its advanced non-lethal protection systems, TASER offers a safe, highly effective means of self-defense. The Company also has developed and implemented an innovative weapons tracking program called AFID (Anti-felon Identification). AFID is the first fully functional weapon tracking system that can trace back to a registered user from evidence left at a crime scene. This system has been highly effective not only in deterring criminal behavior, but also in securing legality for the Company’s products in over 60 countries.

“Watching the evolution of TASER International from its emergent stage to its recent IPO has been exciting,” said Amy Lou Blunt, relationship manager in the Bank’s Phoenix office. “The dedication and support of the founding investors has played a significant role in guiding the company to where it is today, as well as fostering our banking relationship. We are pleased to continue our association with TASER, and look forward to their continuing success.”

Silicon Valley Bank serves emerging growth and middle market companies in targeted niches, focusing on technology and life sciences, while also addressing other specific industries in which it can provide a higher level of service and better manage credit through specialization and focus.

The Bank operates throughout the Silicon Valley: Santa Clara, Palo Alto and Sand Hill, the center of the venture capital community in California. Other regional offices within California include: Irvine, Los Angeles, Napa Valley, San Diego, San Francisco, Santa Barbara, and Sonoma. Office locations outside of California include: Phoenix, Arizona; Boulder, Colorado; West Palm Beach, Florida; Atlanta, Georgia; Chicago, Illinois; Boston, Massachusetts; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Durham, North Carolina; Portland, Oregon; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Austin, Texas; Dallas, Texas; Northern Virginia; and Seattle, Washington.

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. — Universal Guardian Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB:UGHO), a full service provider of security products and services to mitigate terrorist, criminal and security threats for governments and businesses worldwide, today announced that Secure Risks Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Universal Guardian, has launched an Intellectual Property (IP) practice focused on mitigating corporate risk with regard to intellectual property theft and infringement.
The theft of Intellectual Property (IP), including piracy and counterfeiting, represents a growing multi-billion loss to businesses globally each year. The trend of outsourcing to overseas manufacturers along with the proliferation of the Internet and telecommunications are further assisting the counterfeiters in their abilities to steal and infringe on companies’ intellectual property. This increasing threat requires a systematic and strategic approach to security and risk prevention.

“Here at Secure Risks, we specialize in providing multi-national corporations, brand owners and financial institutions with comprehensive Business Intelligence, Risk Mitigation and Asset Protection services worldwide,” said Michael Stannard, Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer of Universal’s Secure Risks Ltd. “As such, we have provided IP risk mitigation services to leading global companies and brands, including Reebok, Coca-Cola, Johnson & Johnson, Ford, Pfizer, Philip Morris and LVMH. The addition of a practice focused on providing corporate intellectual property security and risk prevention is simply a natural extension of our core expertise and an area we expect will grow in the months and years ahead.”
Secure Risks Ltd. has provided IP risk mitigation services to a number of leading global brands, including Reebok (NYSE:RBK), Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ), Eli Lilly (NYSE:LLY) and Diesel, the popular Italian clothing retailer, among others.

Universal operates from global offices in Los Angeles (Newport Beach), London, Zurich, Dubai, Cape Town, Cyprus, Kabul, Jakarta and Hong Kong, and is opening additional locations in 2004 in Washington, D.C., Paris, and Baghdad.

About Secure Risks Limited

Secure Risks, a wholly owned subsidiary of Universal Guardian Holdings, Inc, is a London based, global counterterrorism, security, training and business risk solutions group providing practical risk solutions, tactical security and critical infrastructure protection in today’s most challenging environments from regional hubs located in London, Cyprus, Kabul, Cape Town, Jakarta, Hong Kong, Los Angeles (Newport Beach), with offices opening in Washington, D.C., Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Baghdad, Iraq, and Caracas, Venezuela. www.securerisks.com.

Universal Guardian Holdings, Inc.

Universal Guardian Holdings, Inc. (UGHO) and its subsidiary companies provide a comprehensive range of security products, systems and services designed to mitigate terrorist and security threats to corporate and government assets. From strategic and tactical security services, business risk solutions, interoperable security systems, to non-lethal defense products, UGHO companies cover a broad spectrum of security applications for government and industry from operations on every continent. www.universalguardian.com.

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NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. — Universal Guardian Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB:UGHO), a full service provider of security products and services to mitigate terrorist, criminal and security for governments and businesses worldwide, including the Cobra Stunlight(TM), “the Real Non Lethal Alternative(SM),” announced today that its Chairman and CEO, Michael Skellern, will join J. Paul, founder of www.HomelandSecurityStocks.com, as he moderates the Focus on Homeland Security Stocks Roundtable with the Wall Street Reporter. Other panelists will include the CEOs of publicly listed companies involved in providing Homeland Security and Global Security products and services, including Thomas Reilly, Department of Homeland Security, Transportation Security Administration - Office of Threat Assessment and Risk Management, as well as Michael Hoffman, a prominent Homeland Security analyst from Friedman, Billings and Ramsey, a leading Wall Street investment firm. The Roundtable will take place on Wednesday, July 28, 2004, at 2:00 PM EDT.

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. — Universal Guardian Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB:UGHO), a full service provider of security products and services to mitigate terrorist, criminal and security threats for governments and businesses worldwide, announced today that its Strategic Security Solutions International (SSSI) business unit has booked preliminary, unaudited revenue of $513,000 in the month of June 2004, representing a nearly five-fold increase over prior year revenue for the same period.

“SSSI has experienced very strong sales momentum in recent months as we continue to receive new contracts from U.S. and foreign governments and multi-national corporations to provide mission-critical security services in an increasingly dangerous global environment,” stated Bruce Braes, Managing Director of Strategic Security Solutions.
SSSI, headquartered in the United Kingdom, operates as a business unit within Universal’s subsidiary, Secure Risks Ltd., provides strategic and tactical security services to established and emerging governments, military services, multi-national corporations and high profile business and individual clients around the globe. SSSI’s clients include the U.S. Department of State, the U.S. Army, Exxon Mobil, BAE Systems, Raytheon, Coca Cola, Bechtel, Standard and Chartered Bank, the Indonesian National Police, the Argentine Foreign Ministry and many other government and private agencies.
Mike Stannard, Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer of Secure Risks, stated, “The continuing elevation of threat levels in the United States, Europe, Asia and the Middle East is fueling Secure Risks’ growth in existing markets and provides a platform for expansion into new arenas that we expect will drive increased market share and revenues in the future.”

About Strategic Security Solutions International Limited

SSSI provides strategic and tactical security services to major and newly organized governments, militaries, multi-nationals and high profile governments and business clients in every corner of the world. SSSI specializes in high-risk markets and the inherent security challenges of those environments requiring the highest level of expertise and performance. www.strategicssi.com

About Secure Risks Limited

Secure Risks is a London based, global counterterrorism, security, training and business risk solutions group providing practical risk solutions, tactical security and critical infrastructure protection in today’s most challenging environments, from regional hubs located in London, Cyprus, Kabul, Cape Town, Jakarta, Hong Kong, Los Angeles (Newport Beach), with offices opening in Washington, D.C., Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Baghdad, Iraq, and Caracas, Venezuela. www.securerisks.com

Universal Guardian Holdings, Inc.

Universal Guardian Holdings, Inc. (UGHO) and its subsidiary companies provide a comprehensive range of security products, systems and services designed to mitigate terrorist and security threats to corporate and government assets. From strategic and tactical security services, business risk solutions, interoperable security systems, to non-lethal defense products, UGHO companies cover a broad spectrum of security applications for government and industry from operations on every continent. www.universalguardian.com

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This news release contains certain forward-looking statements pertaining to future anticipated projected plans, performance and developments, as well as other statements relating to future operations and results. Revenues for the Strategic Security Solutions International unit are preliminary and subject to adjustments. Any statements in this news release that are not statements of historical fact may be considered to be forward-looking statements. Written words such as “may,” “will,” “expect,” “believe,” “anticipate,” “estimate,” “intends,” “goal,” “objective,” “seek,” “attempt,” or variations of these or similar words, identify forward-looking statements. These statements by their nature are estimates of future results only and involve substantial risks and uncertainties, including those detailed from time to time in Universal Guardian Holdings, Inc.’s reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. There can be no assurance that actual results will not differ materially from expectations.

TheSUBWAY.com announces the following stocks to its Hot Stocks List: Paradigm Tactical Products, Inc. (OTC: PDGT), Applied Materials Inc. (NASDAQ: AMAT), JDS Uniphase Corporation (NASDAQ: JDSU), Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT)

Paradigm Tactical Products, Inc. (OTC: PDGT) is new to TheSUBWAY.com. PDGT is a leading provider of innovative non-lethal, homeland security screening tools to the corrections, law enforcement, military and defense industries. The Company acquired the exclusive transferable license to manufacture, market and sell the FriskerPRO®, the only patented, hand worn metal detection device. Keep an eye on this company as it strives for growth.
Other stocks highlighted include Applied Materials Inc. (NASDAQ: AMAT): Hot Stocks List, down 3% on 25 million shares, JDS Uniphase Corporation (NASDAQ: JDSU): Hot Stocks List, down 1% on 20 million shares, Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT): Hot Stocks List, down 1% on 47 million shares.

“A few disappointing earnings releases and some disparate economic data have done their part to stall the market’s advance, and political developments abroad have kept investors cautious.
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During the interview, Mr. Smith, a resident of London, discussed the effect that the London bombings have had on the overall Homeland Defense industry, as well as the effect on the city’s populace and retail and transportation industries. In answer to the question of whether or not the financial community has become more accepting of terrorist activity, given that the market took considerably less time to self correct following the London bombings, Mr. Smith said, “The community is not getting used to terrorist activity so much as the fact that the media has not gone into the depth of coverage of the latest events that they did after 9/11 and indeed the Madrid bombings.”

In describing the effect that the London bombings has had on the City itself, Mr. Smith stated that, “Retail businesses in the vicinity of mass transit centers have experienced significant downfalls. People are still a bit jittery and are refusing to use mass transit. Therefore retail locations in the City center are seeing much less foot traffic than they are used to.”
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IN THE MID-1990S, EMBRYOLOGIST Jacques Cohen pioneered a promising new technique for helping infertile women have children. His technique, known as cytoplasmic transfer, was intended to “rescue” the eggs of infertile women who had undergone repeated, unsuccessful attempts at in vitro fertilization, or IVF. It involved injecting the cytoplasm found inside the eggs of a fertile donor, into the patient’s eggs.

When the first baby conceived through cytoplasmic transfer was born in 1997, the press instantly hailed Cohen’s technique as yet another technological miracle. But four years later, the real story has proven somewhat more complicated. Last year, Cohen and his colleagues at the Institute for Reproductive Medicine and Science of St. Barnabas, a New Jersey fertility clinic, set off alarm bells among bioethicists with the publication of a paper detailing the genetic condition of two the 17 cytoplasmic-transfer babies born through the clinic to date. The embryologists reported that they had endowed the children with extra bits of a special type of genetic material, known as mitochondrial DNA, or mtDNA, which came with the cytoplasm transferred from the donor eggs to the patient’s.

That meant the resulting children had three genetic parents: mother, father, and mtDNA donor. It also meant that female children would transmit their unorthodox combination of mitochondrial DNA to their own offspring (mtDNA is passed down only through eggs), with unknown implications. In effect, Cohen had created the first bioengineered babies. As Cohen’s group noted, their experiment was “The first case of human [inheritable] genetic modification resulting in normal, healthy children.”

Just how normal those children will turn out to be is anybody’s guess. At a recent meeting in Europe, the New Jersey researchers reported that one of the children conceived through cytoplasmic transfer has been diagnosed with “pervasive developmental disorder,” a catch-all term for symptoms that range from mild delays in speech to autism. Cohen’s group maintained that it is extremely unlikely that cytoplasmic transfer and the resulting mishmash of mtDNA is to blame.

But geneticists have only begun to trace the connections between mtDNA and a host of diseases ranging from strange metabolic ailments to diabetes and Lou Gehrig’s disease, and some experts argued that the child’s disorder may well be caused by a mismatch between the donor and mother’s mtDNA. As Jim Cummins, a molecular biologist at Murdoch University in Western Australia, put it: “To deliberately create individuals with multiple mitochondrial genotypes without knowing the consequences is really a step into the dark.”

Welcome to the murky world of “reprogenetics,” as Princeton biologist Lee Silver has dubbed the merger between the science of genetics and the fertility industry. While much of the nation’s attention has been focused on human cloning, a possibility that is still largely theoretical, a massive, uncontrolled experiment in bioengineering humans is well underway in the Wild West of American fertility clinics, as Cohen and his colleagues have demonstrated. Indeed, there has been more debate over–and far more research into–the implications of bioengineered corn than of bioengineered humans.

Now, many bioethicists believe that Cohen’s experiment with cytoplasmic transfer was just one more small step towards a world in which eugenics is another name for making babies. Today, any couple with several thousand dollars to spare can choose the sex of their offspring, while parents who are carriers for certain genetic disorders can undergo IVF and have the resulting embryos genetically tested to ensure their children are free of disease. Tomorrow, parents may be able to enhance their offspring with designer genes. One day, the fertility industry’s efforts to help couples conceive could bring society to the brink of altering the genetic heritage of the species.

All that currently stands in the way of parents bent on practicing homegrown eugenics are the ethics of individual fertility specialists and the technical hurdles. Most fertility doctors have the best of intentions, to help patients get pregnant, and to avoid transmitting debilitating disease. And it is by no means certain that science will ever be able to offer parents the option of bioengineering their offspring.

All the same, the pace of the technology is dizzying. A year ago, scientists at the Oregon Regional Primate Research Center announced the birth of the first genetically engineered primate, named ANDi (for “inserted DNA” spelled backwards), a rhesus monkey whose cells contained the gene that makes jellyfish glow in the dark. The experiment was something of a flop; ANDi does not glow. (Rodents implanted with the gene do.) But imagine that one day science does acquire the skills to make “designer babies,” that the connections between genes and complex traits such as intelligence or musical ability are finally known. While only the weirdest of parents would to want to genetically engineer offspring with jellyfish genes, others would undoubtedly jump at the chance to “customize” their children with a sparkling personality, brains, and beauty.

NEW YORK — Homeland Security Stocks.com (HSS) - (HSS) a leading investor information portal providing insight into the Homeland Security sector announced today that it has released Part 2 of it’s new Non-Lethal Weapons Industry Guide and has also introduced, earlier this week, our newest featured spotlight company Electronic Sensor Technology (OTCBB: ESNR) which brings the zNose(R) an exciting new broad range detection technology to the Homeland Security Sector.

Electronic Sensor Technology recently completed a $4.5 million financing and is now a publicly traded company after nine years as a private company. While privately held they perfected the innovative, patented, proprietary zNose(R) an electronic sniffer that can rapidly detect everything from bombs to biological threats. Their zNose(R) sniffer addresses key vulnerabilities to terrorist attacks on our airplanes, buildings, cities, trains, ports, buildings and food and water supply that still exist 3.5 years after 9/11. With a customer base that includes the United States Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC), Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT), Honeywell Corporation (NYSE: HON) and SC Johnson the zNose(R) is in use in approximately 30 countries around the world.

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HSS has also updated our Non-Lethal Weapons Industry Guide with the introduction of Part II: Liability Implications, which focuses on the important liability distinctions between “Non-Lethal” and so called “Less Lethal” weapons and the impact that may have on purchasing decisions.

This follows the previously introduced Part I of the Guide which highlighted the differences between “Non-Lethal” and “Less-Lethal” and the impact that the differences have on when, where, and how the Non lethal devices and less lethal weapons can and should be used.

The Guide is sponsored by Universal Guardian Holdings’ (OTCBB: UGHO) maker of the Cobra Stunlight(TM) The “Truly Non-Lethal” alternative that has been making news lately as competing “less” lethal weapons are linked by the media to more and more controversial and deadly incidents.

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