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Our team, led by our Producer has supported hundreds of community projects and public service efforts for such partners as:

Including: United Nations, U.S. Army, Fort Mason Center, U.S. Congress, Bread and Roses, March Of Dimes, PATH, Red Cross, Amnesty International, San Francisco Symphony, American Cancer Society, Planetree Health, Friends Of The Urban Forest, The City of San Francisco, Represent Us, and many, many more…

Our team is built upon time-tested values of excellence and integrity. This means working to the highest ethical standards and being measured by the enduring quality of our projects. Year after year we are among the most innovative companies in industry.

We are committed to leaving a legacy of progress by developing local skills for sustained economic opportunity and volunteering our time and talent to the communities where we work.

Our global engineering, construction, and project management groups partner, together with our customers, to deliver landmark projects that create long-term progress and economic growth.

Our expertise ensures delivery. Our ongoing collaboration with communities is critical to our long-term success. By aligning our capabilities to our customer’s goals, we help them create industry and economies; improve access to new technology resources; connect citizens to vital services; and make the world a safer and cleaner place.

Since 1978, we have been the trusted partner of industry and governments worldwide, helping them deliver large-scale projects in all countries on all seven continents.

As a product developer and inventor, Our Producer has spent his life creating innovations designed to solve the world’s problems. He has been awarded patents, commendations, creativity awards and Congressional acknowledgments for his paradigm shift (10X better improvements) over previous solutions. Invention is the bridge between ideas and engineering and Our Producer has never met a global problem that he could not come up with multiple solutions for.

About Our Producer; our Executive Producer – Creative Director – Venture Solutionist:

Our Producer plans, organizes and produces large, complex projects for interests ranging from government, corporate, community, family office and venture funds.

As a philanthropist, Our Producer has provided most of his time and money to community programs and public service throughout his life.

He has organized very large scale programs involving hundreds of thousands, or millions, of people or media “eyeballs” for large entities such as the US. Government, The National Park Service, CBS News, The US. Army, national and global news organizations. Record-breaking productions that are nothing-less-than-spectacular!

He has been featured on National TV, spoken at the national education conference in Chicago, spoken at the CEO conference at Camelback conference center in Arizona, Given keynote speeches in Las Vegas conventions, been featured in the national magazines and assisted in the promotion of public-interest programs.

His unique, particular, sets of skills, set him apart as a highly productive creator and operations expert.

Our Producer has directly, or indirectly, produced and delivered:
Millions of dollars of charity contributions…
Dozens of first-ever patented inventions…
Billions of dollars of taxpayer savings…
Millions-of-attendees events…
Dozens of Congressional hearings…
Thousands of hours of donated community service…

 Read a few of Our Producer’s U.S. federal patent awards for unique, first-to-invent, seminal innovation:
Our Producer designs and builds technologies with the intent of improving the lives of people around the globe, in every community. Many of his technologies have been awarded federal patents by the United States, verifying that he was the first, seminal, inventor to come up with these inventions. He has created and developed hundreds of innovations, some patent-filed and some maintained under ‘trade secret’ protocols.

FEDERAL PATENTS AWARDED TO OUR PRODUCER:

 DOMESTIC CLEAN ENERGY STORAGE: AU2003218237A1 – Method and apparatus for a fuel cassette distribution and recovery system – Our Producer’s Patents

 
CONVERSION OF CARS TO CLEAN FUEL: AU2003256303A1 – Methods and apparatus for converting internal combustion engine (ice) – Our Producer’s Patents

 
VIRTUAL REALITY: US5255211A – Methods and apparatus for generating and processing synthetic and absolute real time environments – Our Producer’s Patents

 
VIRTUAL REALITY: US5759044A – Methods and apparatus for generating and processing synthetic and absolute real time environments – Our Producer’s Patents

 
INTERNET VIDEO: US6370139B2 – System and method for providing information dispersal in a networked computing environment – Our Producer’s Patents

 
DOMESTIC CLEAN ENERGY STORAGE: US7011768B2 – Methods for storage using doped alanate compositions – Our Producer’s Patents

 
ELECTRONIC PROPULSION: US7182295B2 – Personal flight vehicle and system – Our Producer’s Patents

 
CLEAN ENERGY STORAGE: US7279222B2 – Solid-state energy storage systems – Our Producer’s Patents

 
CLEAN ENERGY PRODUCTION: US7399325B1 – Method and apparatus for a fuel cassette distribution and recovery system – Our Producer’s Patents

 
CLEAN ENERGY INSTANT CHARGING: US8066946B2 – Storage, distribution, and recovery system – Our Producer’s Patents

 
CRASH PROOF LONG RANGE VEHICLES: US8297686B2 – Inflatable electric and hybrid vehicle system – Our Producer’s Patents

 
SOCIAL NETWORKS: US8706815B2 – Mobile multi-network communications device – Our Producer’s Patents

 
VIDEO STREAMING: US10110570B2 – Providing load balanced secure media content and data delivery in a distributed computing environment – Our Producer’s Patents
 

SMARTPHONES: US20020056142A1 – Portable apparatus for providing wireless media access and storage and method thereof – Our Producer’s Patents
 

CLEAN ENERGY OPERATION: US20040016769A1 – Storage, distribution, and recovery system – Our Producer’s Patents

 
INTERNET VIDEO STREAMING: US20080120430A1 – Peered Content Distribution – Our Producer’s Patents

 
SOCIAL NETWORKS: US20080249863A1 – Managing a multi-function social network – Our Producer’s Patents

 
SMARTPHONES: USD451096S1 – Wireless media access and storage apparatus – Our Producer’s Patents

 
WEB DATA AND MEDIA DELIVERY: WO2000064111A1 – Media file distribution with adaptive transmission protocols – Our Producer’s Patents

 To see more about the problems between Big Tech Giants and small inventors, see: https://usinventor.org/

AT THIS LINK:  http://Our Producer-douglas-Our Producer.com/more-technology-references/ ... ARE THE COMPANIES, AND THEIR FEDERAL FILINGS, PROVING THAT THESE COMPANIES SAY THAT THEY GOT THEIR TECHNOLOGIES FROM Our Producer’S PATENTS!

Some of the most famous corporations and entities in the world, have cited Our Producer’s inventions, in their federal patent office submissions and filings, as the original inventions that they took their own ideas from for their products. Their federal records verify that Our Producer’s inventions were first, before their product ideas. Per www.uspto.gov, these include: Sony Pictures, Microsoft, T-Mobile, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, ATLAS Elektronik GmbH, Intel Corporation, Virtual I/O, Inc., International Business Machines Corporation – IBM, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd., Fujitsu Limited, Philips Electronics N.V, Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd, Vpl Research, Inc., Sony Corporation, General Electric Company, At&T Corporation, Medialab Services S.A., Canon Kabushiki Kaisha, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., The Procter & Gamble Company, Microsoft Corporation, Cisco Technology, Inc. , Sony Uk Ltd, The Board Of Trustees Of The University Of Illinois, Sun Microsystems, Inc., California Institute Of Technology, Micron Technology, Inc., Sony Broadcast & Communication, Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd., Rockwell Collins, Inc., Renault Visual, Google, Inc., YouTube, Inc., Alphabet, Inc., Yahoo, Inc., Sony Computer Entertainment, Inc., Lsa. Inc., Ford Motor Company , Nvidia, Inc., Xerox Corporation, Apple, Inc., Disney Enterprise Inc., Wipro Limited, Salesforce.Com, Inc., Verizon Digital Media Services Inc., Bright Data Ltd. , Time Warner Cable Enterprises Llc, Harris Corporation,

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A FEW MORE OF HIS ACHIEVEMENTS: – Awarded Federal Patents For Inventions In Use By Millions Of Users; Launched And Sold Multiple Tech Start-Ups; Received Over 100 Letters Of Commendation; Awarded Energy Innovation Contract By U.S. Congress; Sold Patents To Microsoft’s IP Group; Designed, Built, Sold First Patented Integrated VR System; Designed, Built, Sold First Social Network Businesses; Inventor Of The First Global Web-Based TV Network – U.S. Patent Office Verified; Producer/Inventor Of The First, And Largest, Multi-Million Viewer Interactive Urban Light Concert; Producer/Inventor/Awardee Congressional Grant To Build America’s Back-Up Energy System; Inventor/Builder Of The First 360 Degree Rotational PC- Based Flight Simulator; Millions Of People Have Experienced Programs Managed And/or Developed By Applicant; Producer Of Hundreds Of Record Breaking Events/Programs For Fortune 500/Government 50 Clients/Employers; Producer/Creator – National Efficient Construction Home Building Demo Project For Discovery Home Channel Series On Modern Home Technologies; Congressional Advisor For Energy, Housing, Telecommunications And Ethics Policy & Federal JOBS ACT bill; Producer of the First-Ever, P2P Disaster Recovery App

At all times financing for Our Producer’s start-ups was provided first by Our Producer and then by CFO’s that he hired from online posting services. The CFO’s sourced all the rest of the funding from, exclusively, Securities And Exchange Commission certified equity “Credentialed Investors” after providing potential investors with extensive disclosure documents drafted by huge law firms like Brobeck, Latham, MOFO, etc.
Producer, Creative Director, Inventor/Product Developer


Summary

Successful executive with decades of experience founding & steering highly innovative companies. Seeking to leverage passion for innovation to tackle paradigm-shift solutions via creative direction of “dream teams”. Thought-leader & futurist with history of catalyzing public interest & support for client & employer projects. Proven record of deploying next-gen product potentials before anyone else. Top Skills in: Product Development; Forward Thinking; Cutting-Edge Innovation; Marketing; Technology Ideation; Technology Leadership.


- CEO

Government Funded National Energy Program/ San Francisco
Managed production & presentation of highly complex & sensitive technology operations, engineered growth of Company. Directed business & technology strategy team; oversaw training & performance management. Governed project planning & product development; analyzed performance to guide strategic direction. Designed product offerings which became industry standard. Produced nationwide education projects & promotions that over 20 million consumers connected with. Won Commendation from U.S. Congress, federal patent commendation & federal innovation grant. Developed & implemented a system for tracking & reporting on the progress of the strategic plan implementation. Funded, sourced & built a research facility. Represented the work effort to the U.S. Congress & various agencies. Completed development of product which beat the metrics of every competitor internationally. Personally managed company from zero to millions in government contracts; achieved market share increases against major competitors. Product research & development for 15 products.


- FOUNDER - CEO

Systemized Home Building Corporation / San Francisco
Launched & directed business development & targeted marketing initiatives which created national recognition for high-tech home-builder. Conducted qualitative & quantitative market research & analyzed findings to establish trends & inform tactical/strategic plans. Identified & cultivated new accounts. Coordinated with customers to identify project needs; orchestrated program development & implementation. Ran teams that developed products that made overcame competing products metrics. Received to industry media acclaim. Conceptualized & implemented nationally acclaimed showcase projects & media sponsorships. Redesigned ineffective policies & processes after reviewing internal processes to determine weaknesses, & assisted with cost-benefit analyses. Analyzed classification & compensation data for production centers using extensive modeling & data manipulation, which resulted in accurate data critical to negotiations. Designed the system which performed cross-tabulation, correlation, & statistical significance analyses integrating research data. Created & produced national construction program & worked with major community groups. Coordinated national network TV promotion with Discovery Channel. Produced product research & development.


- PRODUCT ARCHITECT

Digital Global Broadcaster / San Francisco
Built & deployed the core architecture technology used by famous br&s online. Partnered with the investors & executive staff to represent company external constituency groups, including community, governmental, & private organizations. Designed & deployed the #1 leading web media distribution system per U.S. Patent Office & trade journals. Designed the web-based movie distribution system for one of the biggest br&s in media production. Ran the project which designed & built the first smart-phone/MP3 player. Received patents on form & function of first smart-phone/MP3 player. 8+ years experience in applied product research working with web & mobile apps background in qualitative & quantitative research, using creative tools Morae, Adobe, Workshop, etc.. Created national business structure & development. Ensured profitability & sustainable growth through tactical & strategic planning for new-to-market SaaS/Cloud-based media services. Developed marketing strategies & segmentation analytics. Created expansion of Internet to consumer households & received core patents on the seminal use of Internet media. Held accountable for customer relationship management, & search engine optimization (SEO).





- GENERAL MANAGER

Advanced Technology Consulting Group / San Francisco
Developed multiple federal patent-awarded product “firsts”. Met tight deadlines & came in under-budget with superior performance. Proven award-winning practical knowledge in corporate development & key technology markets demonstrated. Applied strong planning & trends analysis skills to inform senior management of market directions & value-based innovation opportunities. Assembled & organized development teams. Operated with strong sense of urgency thriving in fast-paced setting. Demonstrated fluency in all technologies & awarded multiple seminal patents. Core competencies proven in work per industry news coverage include: Strategic Opportunity Reporting * Project Management * Technology Analysis * Trends Analysis * Market Analysis * Development Team Relations * Strategic Planning * Product Design * Innovation * Mass Media Development * Marketing * IP Development * Policy Lead * Human Factors-UI/UX


ACHIEVEMENTS: - Awarded Federal Patents For Inventions In Use By Millions Of Users; Launched And Sold Multiple Tech Start-Ups; Received Over 100 Letters Of Commendation; Awarded Energy Innovation Contract By U.S. Congress; Sold Patents To Microsoft’s IP Group; Designed, Built, Sold First Patented Integrated VR System; Designed, Built, Sold First Social Network Businesses; Inventor Of The First Global Web-Based TV Network - U.S. Patent Office Verified; Producer/Inventor Of The First, And Largest, Multi-Million Viewer Interactive Urban Light Concert; Producer/Inventor/Awardee Congressional Grant To Build America's Back-Up Energy System; Inventor/Builder Of The First 360 Degree Rotational PC- Based Flight Simulator; Millions Of People Have Experienced Programs Managed And/or Developed By Applicant; Producer Of Hundreds Of Record Breaking Events/Programs For Fortune 500/Government 50 Clients/Employers; Producer/Creator - National Efficient Construction Home Building Demo Project For Discovery Home Channel Series On Modern Home Technologies; Congressional Advisor For Energy, Housing, Telecommunications And Ethics Policy & Federal JOBS ACT bill; Producer of the First-Ever, P2P Disaster Recovery App



Curriculum Vitae


I create, produce and build technologies, inventions and companies that improve and evolve the world. I was the Producer for the National Park Service and the Chief Creative Officer and Program Director for large government and corporate projects. I have over 100 letters of reference from Mayors, The White House and well known Congressional leaders and CEO's. The United States Patent Office has awarded me dozens of seminal patents on first-ever technologies in use globally.


-- Awarded dozens of issued seminal federal patents as original inventor of products used by millions of people.
-- Producer of hundreds of major events attended by millions of people.
-- Created hundreds of ‘first-ever’ products and services that he invented and delivered to first unit prototype phase.
-- Has nearly a hundred letters of reference, commendations and industry awards; Over a thousand news articles and TV segments have showcased the results of his work for his clients and employers.
-- As a C-Level Creative Director, CEO and Operations officer, the U.S. Government Patent Office has awarded him dozens of issued federal patents as the ‘first-to-invent’, seminal inventor of the core technology of: web video, VR, electric transportation energy storage and propulsion, web file distribution, web-based social media, touch-phones, wireless devices and other products and technologies now used by billions of people. The U.S. Patent Office, NDA’s and other records, confirm that he created these disruptive technologies before any of the “Big Tech” companies did. (ie: www.usinventor.org)
-- Letters of reference, proclamations, commendations and industry ‘first’ awards from Mayors, The White House, Congress, industry organizations and corporate leaders.
-- Founded multiple tech start-ups that launched industry trends. As a “Venture Solutionist”, he has devoted his life to community service, philanthropy and public ventures.
-- Congressional Advisor and Federal Consultant on ethics, energy, transportation issues. Top security clearances.

REFERENCES AND COMMENDATIONS ON FILE, AND AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW, INCLUDE:

"...Some of the most famous corporations and entities in the world, have cited his inventions, in their federal patent office submissions and filings, as the original inventions that they took their own ideas from for their products. Their federal records verify that his inventions were first, before their product ideas. Per www.uspto.gov, these include: Sony Pictures, Microsoft, T-Mobile, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, ATLAS Elektronik GmbH, Intel Corporation, Virtual I/O, Inc., International Business Machines Corporation – IBM, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd., Fujitsu Limited, Philips Electronics N.V, Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd, Vpl Research, Inc., Sony Corporation, General Electric Company, At&T Corporation, Medialab Services S.A., Canon Kabushiki Kaisha, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., The Procter & Gamble Company, Microsoft Corporation, Cisco Technology, Inc., Sony Uk Ltd, The Board Of Trustees Of The University Of Illinois, Sun Microsystems, Inc., California Institute Of Technology, Micron Technology, Inc., Sony Broadcast & Communication, Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd., Rockwell Collins, Inc., Renault Visual, Google, Inc., YouTube, Inc., Alphabet, Inc., Yahoo, Inc., Sony Computer Entertainment, Inc., Lsa. Inc., Ford Motor Company, Nvidia, Inc., Xerox Corporation, Apple, Inc. and many more…"

Commended in: Citizenship Awards; writing contest awards; Deans List; Robb Report; White House letters of commendation by the Vice President; Department of Defense, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)- “Scientists Helping America” Award; US Congress- Iraq War Bill, Commendation; US Dept. of Energy- Contract/grant to build America’s energy back-up plan; US Department of the Interior- Commendation; The National Association of Homebuilders; The Partnership For Technology In Housing; California State Assembly- Proclamation; Mayors of San Francisco- Multiple proclamations; 3D Design Magazine- National Big Kahuna Award for Producer/Director; A-List, Nob Hill Gazette and hundreds of letters of reference and commendation.





HIGHLIGHTS:
 





Developer, designer, patent winner, engineer of the first integrated virtual reality system including VR Glasses, Cyberchair interactive furniture, tactile shape-shifting wall and the over-all construct which was later known as “The VR Cave” and featured in the TV Show Star Trek as “The Holodeck”. Sold multiple units and licenses. Featured in Autodesk literature, industry publications, books and retail news



Co-founder, producer of 200,000+ person rapid deployment temporary city, delivered multiple consecutive years, built on over 1.8 million square feet of public land annually in association with major corporate sponsors and community service groups



Development, launch and public marketing of one of the first operating online social web GUI networks (if not the first) Google, Facebook or Yahoo with all of the functionality of Google, Facebook or Yahoo years before before Google, Facebook or Yahoo were formed.



Inventor, CEO of the first online global video broadcast consumer service in 1986 via TechMate™ and then as ClickMovie (per State & Federal) filings (years before YouTube, Netflix Online or Hulu were formed)



Winner of “Scientists Helping America” commendation from DARPA



Developed, patent-awarded and built multiple wireless device power transceiver systems




Received multiple US. Government issued patents for inventing and building the first extrusive 3D synthetic-touch tactile surface technology for virtual, tele-present and augmented reality tactical mission simulators and remote action centers



Developed, built and patented electronic propulsion technology which superseded NASA patent per the U.S. Patent Office. Now in use in orbit around Earth



Developed multiple wireless social networking technologies now in use by industry globally



Developer and Director of one of the first patented, lightest weight, lowest cost-to-manufacture, safest electric car technologies



Founder of America’s leading green housing venture. Featured in Dwell, Better Homes & Gardens and on Discovery Home Channel.



Keynote speaker: TechTextile material science convention, Las Vegas



Associate speaker: National Education Conference- Chicago



Developed community major events facilities and logistics for Fort Mason Center’s multi-million dollar rehabilitation effort in cooperation with the National Park Service across the largest public venues in San Francisco. Broke National Park Service attendance records



Keynote speaker: Global Summit for Project Innovation National Convention



Awarded top grant by U.S. Congress in the Iraq War Bill Listed in the Federal Register. Fully completed contract with U.S. Government and assisted in federal program clean-up which set numerous national precedents




Developed The NowHouse national home construction technology showcase home at the San Francisco Giant’s Stadium. Toured by visitors from around the world and visited online by millions of the public. Built for The City of San Francisco, National Association of Home Builders, CNET and various charities. Moved by barge, later, to become the Alice Griffith Community Center. Participating consultant in follow-on TV series on Discovery Home Channel with Better Homes & Gardens. $2M+ home constructed in 35 days.



Law enforcement consultant to Congressional and Task Force efforts and developer of some of the most effective anti-corruption technologies in the last decade



Facility manager: Showplace Square commercial design and architectural resources center as personal manager to founder, Henry Adams



Executive director: The Family Foundation. Benefiting child, animal, medical and social programs



Winner, national award for best digital Producer/Director from 3D Design Magazine for the first 3D theme park photo-real special effects action ride-film produced entirely via PC computers



Producer/founder: Footstock; Bay To Breakers Annual Finale section for world’s largest race 200,000+ person events including the last major outdoor stadium concert by Ray Charles



Logistics director: San Francisco Blues Festival; in association with The National Park Service for America’s longest run public heritage event of its kind



Designer & patent-awarded winner of the first end-to-end fuel cell energy system, now an industry standard. Built in cooperation with the U.S. Government



Developed and designed the first touring, motion-based, portable theme park, PC-based, interactive video attraction for the national stadium NFL Network Tour for MCI and FOX Sports



Developed, launched & patented first global low-bandwidth, DVD-quality internet broadcasting network and delivered the system and multiple working software packages prior to any other online video system of it’s kind. Web products and sites included: ClickMovie.com, Personal Producer, The Trailer Park and others


First to develop, patent and demo peer-to-peer and particulated file media delivery. A global standard for large file delivery as shown in United States patent filings, federal records, filed records, industry reports and other documented proofs of invention. (See Firechat, Napster, Bittorrent, Kontiki, Vudu, MS Avalanche, etc.)




Patent awarded as “First Developer” of cell phone P2P Ad hoc multi-antenna/modem networking. Used in refugee and disaster relief crisis centers. Supported by Steve Jobs, The United Nations, Red Cross. Used in Japanese Tsunami disaster




First to develop, demo and patent mobile media device PDA form factor and architecture and to demonstrate VOD on HP IPAQ PDA. This technology beat the Apple iPhone by 3 years prior IP filings per signed NDA’s and USPTO federal filings



First to design, build and win original-inventor patent on crash-resistant foam body, low-cost-to-manufacture, ultra-long-range electric vehicles



Recipient of hundreds of letters of reference and acclaim (as shown in the attached links) from industry and government leaders (Multiple administrations), Mayors (multiple administrations), Fortune 1000 leaders, Government Agency heads, Community organization executives State assemblies and many more



First to invent, patent-file and show iPhone™ and/or smartphone wearable VR headset integrating iPhone™ into goggles as the display and position sensor



First to present Internet VOD to the largest film studios in Hollywood. Designed web video on demand system for one of the largest Hollywood Studios. Featured by name in contracts and studio federal patent wrappers as source of invention




Created one of the first online “design-to-build” web technologies for modern home design and construction for consumer home building use on the internet



Logistics director for American national public heritage events program in cooperation with The National Park Service



Developer, designer, patent winner, engineer of wireless power and ion propulsion technology, now in use globally in the aerospace industry as key satellite technology



Developer, designer, patent winner, engineer for the first VR and computer-as-wearable-glasses product and consultant for Oliver Stone’s Wild Palms project



Producer, designer for the world’s first 360 degree multi-axis rotation full-immersion flight & movement simulator powered entirely by a PC. Sold globally



Developer, designer, patent winner, engineer, founder operating online social media companies with state and federal registration documentation as early as 1976



Developer, designer, patent winner, Engineer and first filing, as confirmed by federal government, for hand-held, color, touch-screen MP3 player/smartphone. Prior to any internal documentation effort by Apple on the iPhone.



Producer, designer, engineer of the world’s first, and largest, urban electro-optic broadcast multi-media event. Viewed by nearly 8 million participants & broadcast on radio & TV



Initiative sponsor and originator co-author: THE USA JOBS ACT, which was signed into federal law to legally allow SEC approved “Crowd-Funding” technologies



Initiative sponsor for multiple national legal precedents which have improved the public law process and created new domestic legal standards in support of the public interest



Advisory resource to multiple White House Administrations under multiple political parties with a fully bi-partisan track-record



Producer, developer of multi-million person social media, publishing and information gathering networking programs for peer-to-peer and crowd-amplified productivity



Producer/Director for multiple rapid-construction pre-fabrication integrated structures and habitats. Advisor for disaster recovery habitation using post-event debris recovery



Producer/Designer of the first terrestrial visibility promotional satellite. In conjunction with Space Vector Corporation, the first commercial space venture. An inflatable mylar-type pyramid as large as a skyscraper, that unfolds in space and fits inside a standard payload bay. It reflects the sun as it spins around the Earth for a week and then self-destructs in atmospheric burn. An FM radio beacon greets every city in their regional language. Designed as a good-will project with a major corporate sponsor. (1980)






Producer/Designer: Beacon 7, Inflatable atmospheric internet reflectors for regional peer-to-peer mesh network web deployment using patent-issued technology created by Our Producer. Supported by radio controlled hobby-size gliders (1999)



Featured in both Popular Mechanics and Popular Science



Developer of first 3D VR interactive web browser with video embeds. Created prior to the deployment of VRML. Deployed on Windows 3.. Demonstrated to Apple, at Apple HQ, prior to the deployment of QuickTime VR.



Designer, builder and Team Lead for hundreds of complex technical builds for prototypes, first-unit approval models and factory-manufacturing rolling iteration commercialization units that were industry firsts and/or set industry standards. Fully capable of running a complete CRM/CAD/CAM/Stereolith/Sintering Fab Center



Top standing and highly effective historical records with high metrics with the United States Patent Office



Developer of one of the most efficient satellite media distribution technologies as documented under signed NDA records and U.S. Patent Office records



Mars lander technology approach was first rejected by NASA but later turned out to be the only technology which would work and which, in fact, did successfully land the Mars Rover on Mars



Producer/Art Director of the first virtual reality bunji jump into the Grand Canyon created by filming HD scans of the actual Grand Canyon from a geodata-positioned helicopter hovering on a virtual column in the center of the Grand Canyon




Art Director for over 1000 pieces of concept art for clients. Directed artists from Marvel Comics, LucasFilm, Disney and top line-art publishers. The art was used to show clients the target content goal in order to create team-effort concept alignment.



Developed multiple complex digital and motion-based mini theme park systems for location-based-entertainment programs



Consultant/Subject in the Discovery Home Channel TV series Building America’s Home



Creator, Designer, Builder: The CyberChair. World’s first interactive networked furniture



Creator, Designer, Project Director of the first full-color, mobile, Glasses VR/Augmented Reality Glasses, featured in Computer Graphics World



Designer, Project Lead for First Toyota Prius with hot-swap hydrogen energy range extension upgrade for U.S. Department of Energy project using patent-issued novel energy storage technology



Produced the partnership with NVIDIA to build the first set-top-box-on-a-PC-Card. This PC card was the first of it’s kind, according to NVIDIA and provided the complete functionality, and more, of any other STB at the time




Additional highlight samples available on request

CASE STUDIES:



    1. CASE STUDY HIGHLIGHT
      – Energy Technology




In May, 2005, Our Producer’s team received, in recognition from the Congress of the United States in its Iraq War Bill, a commendation and federal grant, issued by the U.S. Government, for $2M+ in cash and additional resources for the development of novel and record-breaking fuel cell and energy storage technology invented by Our Producer, to be used in connection with the research and development of an electric car for the Department of Defense and the American retail automotive market to create domestic jobs, enhance national security and provide a domestic energy solution derived entirely from domestic fuel sources. The team had been invited into the program by U.S. Senate and Agency officials with the request that the team “help their country in a time of need..”. The team executed a contract with the U.S. Government and fully delivered on the engagement. The project had formed a spin-out that was incorporated in 2002 and began working with federal labs at that time. Our Producer won key federal patents, Congressional commendation in the Iraq War Bill, a government grant and national acclaim. Our Producer deployedventure capital funds, The team's personal funds, and a US. Department of Energy grant to develop a working version of a organic fuel cassette storage and distribution system that can power every vehicle in America entirely from domestic resources. One venture capital investor made a substantial return on its investment when it cashed out in 2006. The team’s fuel cassette prototype has been tested and verified by Sandia Labs and other partners, and has been delivered to the market globally, and has nearly a hundred emulators in the market. Sandia research documents industry metrics, billions of dollars of university research, operational units in the field, and, duplicated products validate his team’s technologies. Third party reports demonstrate superior performance to traditional energy storage and retrieval devices. Sandia determined that applicant’s fuel cartridge, the same size and weight of a Lithium ion battery, holds substantially more energy than the Li-ion battery. As the Middle East has fallen away from the West, a plight foreseen by some members of Congress per the Iraq War Bill award to applicant, offshore fuels have become a severe threat to domestic security. Lithium ion battery sources have been shown by federal reports and extensive media coverage to be self-explosive, toxic, cancer-causing, factory worker killing, liver-damaging, brain-damaging, lung-damaging, fire-causing, foreign conflict-causing, plane-crashing chemical systems, which deteriorate over time. Toyota's, KIA's, Honda's, Hyundai's, True Zero's and other major brands’ have now invested billions into this effort. With Congressional commendations in national War bills, Federally mandated grants, and historical Federally confirmed U.S. patent issuances, this program made industry history.




    1. CASE STUDY HIGHLIGHT
      – Collaborative Visualization, Gaming & VR technologies




Applicant helped form one of the first Virtual Reality spin-outs in 1990. It was sold to an investment Group. Applicant developed, manufactured, and sold a variety of virtual reality devices including what at the time was the smallest wearable computer display, delivered as a pair of glasses, and the first 360 degree personal computer-based gyroscopic flight simulator. These devices were sold to Spectrum Holobyte, Battele, U.S. Navy, Edison Brothers, FOX Network, MCI, and other major entities, and are used globally in defense and entertainment applications. These devices were based on several of The team's issued patents. The team has continued their work in VR and visualization technology up to today as a consultant and product designer, and filed a U.S. Patent for “Clip-on appliance suite for PDA or cellphone” on the first use of a smart phone as a VR headset and marketed by America Invents. Applicant is featured on a special segment of E! Entertainment News Network, broadcast globally, describing their consulting work for Oliver Stone's virtual reality video feature film series: “Wild Palms”. Applicant designed, engineered, built and received the U.S. Government patents acknowledging him as the seminal inventor of the device now known as “The HoloDeck” (as seen on the popular TV series) , also known as: “The VR Cave”, “The VR Chamber” and “The Immersion Virtual Reality Room.”



    1. CASE STUDY HIGHLIGHT
      – Aerospace Systems




Applicant has helped launch two aerospace companies. Applicant received a U.S. Patent on the technology known as the “microthruster” in it’s small format design and called the “EM-Drive” in it’s large-format design. This propulsion technology uses electronic ion-streams to push objects along their path of travel as a transportation propulsion engine. Microthrusters are now in use on multiple NASA, DoD and Telco spacecraft in outer space and on numerous devices on Earth. PFS overcame NASA patent prior art on the same technology when The team demonstrated for the U.S. Patent Office a steerable 4-foot diameter, entirely electric beam lifted ion-propulsion craft flying, for U.S. Patent Office reviewers and validated in front of Intel's lead patent officers (Referred to applicant by Andy Grove, the founder of Intel) . The team's have launched their crafts to the edge of space and back. The technology allows something as simple as a weather balloon with a layered pop-proof polymer skin and internal filament tension cords, to go beyond the buoyancy point, where other balloons simply “stop or pop”, and enter outer space to carry a micro satellite. PFS specialized in lighter-than-air launch vehicles, particularly for global communications enhancement.



    1. CASE STUDY HIGHLIGHT
      – Telecommunications and Network Technologies




Applicant managed the team that developed the first emergency smart-phone applications. The team delivered software that offers billions of dollars in savings by replacing the current system of server racks and cell towers employed by wireless network carriers. The technology is based on the technology described in the USPTO filings for "Mesh Based Network Architecture". Applicant solved the problems that have prevented other wireless mesh companies from achieving commercial success. Applicant’s team released a set of the technology, with the help of Steve Jobs at Apple before his death, as an emergency communications tool for the Japanese Tsunami. Apple distributed it on the Apple App and emailed the The team stating it was the fastest App-to-market cycle in Apple history at the time due to the life-saving potential of the App. Concurrent with the release of that App, the country of Tunisia was having a democracy uprising and began using the App for its critical-needs social effort. Egypt followed with the use of the App, and the App was renamed DEMOCRI-C (TM) and had become the first peer-to-peer mesh network emergency communicability App in the world. This P2P technology is now embedded in Qualcomm chips, carried in 80% of mobile devices, and per (http://p2p-internet.weebly.com) is the basis for the new global Internet. DEMOCRI-C had no "back-doors" built into it. It was provided free to groups associated with the International Red Cross, Amnesty, Human Rights Watch and United Nations related organizations. A later version is now in distribution on all three of the major App stores, globally. Additional Apps created by applicant include the first anti-corruption app on all three major platforms, the first hand-held video on demand store and over 20 other apps for mobile devices.



    1. CASE STUDY HIGHLIGHT
      – Vehicle and Transportation Technologies




Applicant has been advising electric vehicle start-ups from from 2002 forward and holds the U.S. issued patent on a complete crash-resistant electric vehicle. Applicant has constructed automobiles from scratch and produced numerous engineering, design and factory development work products.



    1. CASE STUDY HIGHLIGHT
      – Construction Technologies




Applicant developed a venture which became the designer and builder of environmentally responsible, energy efficient, prefabricated homes. Dwell Magazine co-sponsored the national launch of the company. Applicant founded the company, was the initial investor, and hired all other members of the company. A large number of modern, efficient homes have been designed with the majority currently in residential use. Better Homes and Gardens featured applicant’s venture in their Discovery Channel educational television series called: "Building America's Home". Applicant sold the venture to an investment group. The designs and methods currently in use by the venture are based on applicant inventions. Applicant produced and developed the San Francisco Giant’s SBC Park showcase home. It was a well-known green demonstration home produced and created by applicant’s team, dubbed “The NowHouse” in October 2004. The team developed ways to use debris wood from the Japanese Tsunami recovery as shown on network television. The NowHouse was subsequently donated to the City and County of San Francisco and is currently in use as the Bay View Hunters Point Alice Griffith Community Center. The entire $2M+ two-story home was picked up by house movers, placed on a barge, sailed down San Francisco Bay and relocated to it’s new location as a single structure. FabModern was an on-line design portfolio of The team’s green home designs and personal building site. The team filed 3 patents for digitally networked “Smart Homes” and built the most visible “Smart Digital Home” in the world, at the time.



    1. CASE STUDY HIGHLIGHT
      – Social Networks and Search Engine Technologies




In 1976 Applicant created the Symphony Light Network for the 1978 Bay Area wide transcast of the Lights concerts. Unifree was created by applicant in San Francisco in 1990 to expand on this social network. The team received a White House letter from the Vice President for their work in this area. Work has continued and patents have continued to issue up to today. UNIFREE was launched on the web and operated as an on-line search engine. Previously filed patents and Federal records prove pre-existence of the technology, company, and website by the team prior to the existence of Google. As the name implies, it was a collection of UNIVERSALLY FREE on-line services such as mail, video, search, social networking, messaging, VOIP, etc., UNIVERSALLY available for the world population and integrated across a common front end. Unifree was a website which, exactly like the later “Google”, offered all of the free on-line services that Google offers today, with a particular emphasis on on-line media. The United States Patent Office Trademark filings and records describe the free online services center in a manner that many observers feel describes the LATER creation of Google. The State of California confirms that UNIFREE LLC existed with a California Entity Number as of 11/12/1997. The public interest ranking algorithm that The team created to automatically determine which links to services would be ranked above others on the home page, was called “mombot” (tm). It was a robotic formula that acted as the Internet mom for your web experiences, just as Google does today. Unifree was fully operational on the World Wide Web far longer than Google has existed. In 1998 the team executed a Non-Disclosure Business Partnership development agreement with Yahoo, Inc. for Unifree, and engaged in numerous time-stamped email communications with funding inquiries and fishing expedition inquiries from Google venture capital investors. The team was featured on a nationally broadcast hour-long TV program discussing the technology. The name Google was formally incorporated on September 4, 1998 at girlfriend Susan Wojcicki's apartment in Menlo Park, California. The first known graphics-capable social network sold in the market. Techmate was the first to use modem based picture phones, computers, faxes and both analog and digital communications lines. Techmate worked with Henry Dakin and the Washington Street Institute on human interaction projects and Russian/American relations improvement efforts. Techmate was featured in national display advertising and had a large subscriber base years before Google or Facebook even existed. For a number of years, the U.S. Patent Office has been reviewing a patent award submission by the team. companies. The internet engine was deployed as the TECHMATE (tm) social network long before the Google or Facebook founders had even met each other. Techmate was advertised in Bay Area newspaper display advertising and certified by the State of California in filed public records with the Secretary of State on March 1, 1987.



    1. CASE STUDY HIGHLIGHT – Regulatory and Public Policy Administration


A Task-force of some of the most effective law enforcement, public policy and community groups in the world. Code Red has delivered programs and cases that have had some of the most potent positive effects on public policy in recent history. Criminal case file preparation, public interest litigation, publication resources donations, transparency workshops and intelligence fusion join up with voter alliances to deliver positive and long-term productivity. Responsible for one of the largest Congressional public/private anti-corruption interdiction efforts in U.S. history.

Applicant personally established multiple national law precedents and set new legal standards for public interest human rights and voter rights standards. Applicant participated in the development and promotion of the historical national JOBS ACT which created SEC standards for Crowd-funding.

Applicant is the first person, in U.S. Court records, to have received a federal pronouncement confirming that his technical team was "targeted" by public employees within a former portion of the U.S. Government. Congressional and agency resources have now interdicted those bad actors.



    1. CASE STUDY HIGHLIGHT – Media-over-web technologies




Applicant's internet video-on-demand projects and companies existed years before YouTube, Vudu, Hulu, Bittorent, Napster, Netflix Streaming and all known dominant web-VOD players even existed. Its patents pre-date the formation of YouTube by many years. A half hour broadcast television show on the TV series Silicon Valley Business Report and the vast number of articles, Consumer Electronic Show (CES) presentations and letters documents Clickmovie. It was the world's first public full-screen video store, online media channel and self-media distribution outlet. It is fair to say that The team's ideaof delivering all media over the internet has been verified as a workable idea by every company that touches the internet including Akamai, Netflix, Bittorrent, Vudu, Hulu, and tens of thousands of others. As hundreds of documents prove, Sony Pictures engaged in extensive contracts, public announcements, meetings, deployments, letters, emails, airplane flights, board and corporate meetings with The team (even mentioning The team by name, as their source of inspiration, in Sony's Federal patent filings, which were sold to Dish Network by Sony) to have its first internet video-on-demand hardware and software developed by The team. "Clickmovie" and the movie trailer site "Trailer Park" and dozens of App's produced by The team were the first of their kind in the market.









With commendation letters from U.S. President’s, U.S. Vice President’s, The U.S. Congress, State Assembly, Senator’s, Mayor’s and business leaders nationwide, Applicant has proven his support for the public interest, for many decades. Applicant represents all political interests in a dedication to bi-partisan productivity. Applicant has also served on non-profit boards, community teams, law enforcement task-forces and emergency services agencies.





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“ANN's Paul Plack talks with "APPLICANT", who recently received a patent for an improved way to use new electrically charged, polarized, proprietary alloys to create thrust to lift small aircraft without the need for a propeller, jet, balloon or rockets.”

- Aero NewsSpecial Feature, National Broadcast



“NowHouse, at SBC Park, points the way to a more affordable, eco-friendly housing industry. The brainchild of technology wunderkind "APPLICANT", the NowHouse brings together more than a hundred corporate sponsors and several government agencies eager to educate the public and the construction industry about a safer and..., yes, cheaper -- way of building new homes.”
- SF Gate




“"APPLICANT", ...an innovative multidisciplinary home design and construction systems company,..., America’s largest panelized systems producer, announce a joint venture to develop new generations of materials and systems integration that will deliver precision-engineered, system-built homes for America.”

- PR Leap




“...a San Francisco-based start-up executive and “Venture Solutionist”, is regularly sought out by major companies and investors to lead and engineer revolutionary projects in the fields of technology, media, environment and science. He is known for his ability to visualize, architect and deliver cutting-edge developments for global markets, problems and needs. "APPLICANT" holds many seminal core patents for his inventions, most of which are geared to the development of products and tools that improve lives. Through his ground-breaking innovations and astonishing productivity, he demonstrates a superhero-like ability to see the big picture and deliver results that tangibly enhance the way people experience their world.”

- TECH REPORT




“...A senior tech executive who is also a product designer with many issued U.S. and foreign patents, "APPLICANT" has received numerous awards and accolades for innovations that revolutionize human process.  As a writer, he is published in a variety of media. As a subject, he has been covered in over 200 newspaper, radio, TV and magazine stories, articles, cover stories and features. His inventions are so forward-thinking, some might even say he designs and builds the future. Take for example the human mobility system that he invented: it eliminates cars and allows people to fly using sustainable energy from a global green energy grid. It may sound crazy, but "APPLICANT"‘s patent overcame an established NASA patent when he showed the U.S. Patent Office an actual unit in flight. His inventions and innovations are numerous, diverse and sometimes mind-boggling, and they all pave the way to deliver the future.




"APPLICANT"’s recent projects have focused on green, sustainable and new energy. As with most of his enterprises, his work is at the forefront of the current green and sustainable energy trends. Over the last 18 years, "APPLICANT" has developed a process to rapidly design and build green, sustainable self-powered modern homes. His greater objective is to reduce the toxicity of modern living by up to 75%. One such project is the NowHouse™, a modern, affordable, green and digitally integrated demo home. "The NowHouse was conceived to give consumers and builders alike a fully functional example of the advances that have taken place in home construction," says "APPLICANT". The stylish, modern, high-tech home was designed from safe advanced green and sustainable materials in a highly integrated manner and featured the best digital accoutrements. The first demo was built in the San Francisco Giants Stadium in 2004 and donated to Mayor Gavin Newsom for use by the San Francisco community. The two-story, 2400 square foot structure has since been lifted onto wheels, pushed onto a barge, sailed down the bay to Candlestick Park, hauled across its very own bridge and mounted on a permanent foundation to become the Hunters Point community center.




Other green projects on "APPLICANT"’s resume include Clever Homes, a green pre-fabricated home company he founded, which has been featured in more media than most competitors in the industry. He also developed the Better Homes & Gardens America’s Home project featured as a series on the Discovery Home Channel. More recently, "APPLICANT" was the Project Director for the Green Hill Home Project, a national leading education program for air quality and CO2-reduced homes. The Green Hill Home Project was created for educational seminars, training, media demonstrations and workshops in cities across America and around the world. The project is a showcase, for the public and industry, of the latest building technologies for modern, green and zero-energy living. In another example of innovative leadership, "APPLICANT" developed the Nexus Array micro-generation sustainable energy plant, a sustainable home power generation system capable of producing energy around the clock. The Nexus Array system provides a 100% uptime, intermittency-free, integrated power station for the home or neighborhood. It is environmentally friendly and low-maintenance, designed to survive all types of adverse situations from extreme weather to California's fires and earthquakes.




"APPLICANT" has a long history of expertise in energy science and its practical applications, and takes a proactive approach to setting hydrogen energy policy. He authored the core hydrogen energy transport patents and secured major grants from the Department of Energy via congressional action in the Iraq war bill. His patented methods, if put into action, could eliminate the need for gasoline in the world, and thus obliterate a major cause of war and toxic chemicals polluting the earth. For one customer group, "APPLICANT" developed an innovative, plug-and-play hydrogen energy solution which is capable of powering a broad range of electricity-based consumer and commercial devices, as well as automotive transport, and eliminates the need for any specialized power delivery infrastructure (patent is pending).




America’s techno-laureate is currently working on a low-cost, modern electric car with a novel battery system which will be entered in the new international Automotive X Prize contest. Once the logistics are figured out, he will post them for free to the world on the internet. This mix of ingenuity and genuine camaraderie with his fellow humans is what makes "APPLICANT" a rare breed. With no fear of failure, he truly exemplifies the saying “If there’s a will, there’s a way”. Yet he remains conscientiously sensitive of his impact and footprint on the world around him.




While the brilliant Nikola Tesla is "APPLICANT"’s biggest inspiration to date, he credits his parents and modest upbringing for his socially and environmentally-conscious work approach. His father, a forest firefighter and ranger, taught him from an early age the value of trees and how to protect and respect your environment. These values are reflected in "APPLICANT"’s projects to this day. "APPLICANT" got his start as product designer in his parents’ garage where he assembled myriad gadgets and began studying the process of inventing things, putting their pieces together and making them work. His parents purchased a small projector on which "APPLICANT" could play animated cartoon reels. "APPLICANT" taped some wax paper over an empty refrigerator cardboard box, placed the projector inside, and invited the neighborhood kids to sit in his garage and watch the “giant TV”. Not surprisingly, the invention was an instant success with the neighborhood children. Even more successful and infinitely more formative was the day a car occupied the garage. Without space for the neighbors to sit and watch the makeshift television, "APPLICANT" decided he could make the experience more intimate and intense. He placed the projector outside the box this time, and for a nickel, let the kids one at a time go sit inside the box and experience the cartoon from the inside. The feedback was thrilling and the experience was "APPLICANT"’s first invention in virtual reality.




“I realized, the deeper you put people inside media, the more excited they get about it,” he says of the experience. Since that moment in early childhood, he never stopped mulling over how to make a box that could also be a movie. This first, rudimentary idea of virtual reality eventually became one of his first patents for the Digital Environment System. It is the core of the Sun Microsystems CAVE systems, used as military immersion trainers and featured as the “HoloDeck™” on the Star Trek television series. "APPLICANT"’s virtual reality patent was also leveraged for Oliver Stone’s “Wild Palms”. In the sci-fi miniseries produced in the early 1990’s, three-dimensional animated images are projected in living rooms around the world and become a new sort of disruptive television. This type of Immersive 3D can now be seen in Microsoft and Google Earth 3D online mapping and Sony Playstation “Home” systems.



As technology evolved, "APPLICANT" realized there were ways to implement the ideas he had visualized or dreamed about. He also understood that investors would fund his dreams if they represented worthy objectives that would help improve the world. "APPLICANT" pushed his Virtual Reality dreams a step further after seeing the film “Fantastic Voyage”. In this 1966 science-fiction story featuring Stephen Boyd and Raquel Welch, a submarine full of scientists is shrunken to microscopic size and then injected into the blood stream of a dying diplomat. The scientists then use lasers and other tools from the inside of the body to save the diplomat and help avert an international crisis. The film inspired "APPLICANT" to target his Virtual Reality patents on scientific objectives. He felt that with enough data, doctors and researchers could simulate and visualize a disease like cancer from the inside of the body and, by running mock tests, reach a cure much faster. Thus came the development of simulation technology for cancer efficacy studies. This immersive visualization technology is now used to train surgeons through complex surgeries, and has been employed by large companies to accelerate and improve product design and employee training in fields like farming, retail, and auto and aircraft manufacturing.




A technological and scientific savant, "APPLICANT" is a member of that small group of individuals with extraordinary and very specialized cognitive skills. But like superheroes, geniuses have their Kryptonite. For "APPLICANT", his disability appeared in a peculiar form of dyslexia. One of his clients, fascinated by "APPLICANT"’s incredible capacity to comprehend and analyze large-scale complex processes, offered to pay for a study of his brain. "APPLICANT" participated in research at multiple medical universities and underwent brain-mapping and other cognitive neuro-scientific testing. The results concluded that he suffered from a type of audio dyslexia about numbers. He is unable to aurally process numbers, sequences of things, times or time spans, and must manage numbers in a visual context. To overcome this obstacle, he has invented “organic math”, a new way to experience mathematical concepts which some have adopted as a new way to teach math.




“Almost everyone who has dyslexia has an accompanying “super power”” says "APPLICANT". His “super power”: one of the highest measured spatial reasoning and rapid perceptual skill sets the researchers had measured in the U.S.. Not satisfied with this gift, "APPLICANT" has spent the years since his diagnosis researching and training himself on how to improve and maximize his special capacities. His self-training has paid off, particularly for his investors: the productive inventor is now able to process and construct complex patent-awarded systems much more quickly and efficiently than ever before.




"APPLICANT"’s cognitive super-abilities and his excellence at problem-solving have allowed him to lead a successful career as a launch CEO, project leader and self-defined “Venture Solutionist”. He boasts an impressive track record for developing new and recovered technologies from multiple disciplines into commercially viable products for industrial, commercial and military uses. "APPLICANT"’s multi-disciplinary training, education and experience includes the fields of material science, chemistry, electronics, management, systems, networking, intellectual property management, media technologies and applied science. "APPLICANT" has become an expert in the life cycle of an idea or startup project. Over his career, he has done it all: generating an initial idea --whether from his own technology or that of others--, securing intellectual property, gathering talent, raising money and developing companies, "APPLICANT" has taken dozens of revolutionary companies and products from idea to launch. He appears ready to leap with neurons firing at whatever daring clients or investors will bring to his plate next.




Utilizing proprietary conceptual development methodologies, "APPLICANT" and his team deliver projects that few others are able to bring to fruition.  “The management of products, projects and businesses from concept to completion is my specialty,” he says. Whether the challenge is developing a visionary concept into an artfully designed product, marketing and launching an innovative start-up business, or producing a spectacular experience for several thousand attendees, "APPLICANT" seems to find the most novel and productive path to results. He describes his work approach as a partnership with his clients, to which he applies his multi-disciplinary expertise with the objective of designing and delivering the most innovative and efficient solutions. Creativity and productivity mixed with a laser focus on the big picture let him chart the path to success for any concept and create high value for a low cost. 

This approach seems to work. Over the past decade, "APPLICANT" has been at the forefront of sweeping digital media advances. One of his many, well-known, patented technologies is the digital environment system, used as the core of the Sun Microsystems CAVE systems. Following in this vein of media-related innovations, "APPLICANT" co-founded a company which in 2000 provided the internet’s most advanced infrastructure to date for the delivery of full-screen, on-demand video and audio solutions. This advance revolutionized the broadcasting industry and "APPLICANT" received wide acclaim for his software-based tools. Another of "APPLICANT"’s widely acclaimed products is the particle broadcast system, the first all digital web-to-television full-screen, global broadcasting technology. The particle broadcast system breaks data into particles like water and “sprays” them across the internet to be called for as needed and through the fastest path possible. This technology is known for being the first design to particulate media for “scatter-and-reassemble” processing in order to effectively alleviate web congestion and provide extensive security.




"APPLICANT" invented the digital supply chain and device message broadcast technology, which allows systems to automatically talk to each other. That patent overwrote the patent of a major oil company. He also invented some of the first, and smallest, wearable computers and multi-media PDA’s, as well as the first PC-based 360-degree rotational flight simulator. He has produced and launched over 40 products, ranging in complexity and impact but all focused on launching us into the future. At Xensys Studios, a company he founded to produce large-scale projects using digital human management technology, he was renowned for the seamless design and management of major projects totaling over 6 million attendees. Over 25 years ago, "APPLICANT" started his first company, Clever Industries, with the foretelling objective to focus on creating breakthrough products that improve the human experience.




Among "APPLICANT"'s proudest accomplishments is founding Production Works in 1978, an organization dedicated to empowering the “Future Today”. "APPLICANT" remains the inspiration behind Production Works, recruiting leaders in international business, government, design, engineering and education to collaborate on novel efforts and forward-thinking projects.




While remaining productive with inventions and product launches, "APPLICANT" tries to devote at least 15% of his time and income to community service. He manages a family foundation which focuses on three target areas dear to his heart: children’s issues, social change and medical issues. He has built an internet learning education center for the Children’s Garden of California, a center for abused children. He also offers workshops on creative visualization for inner city kids where he teaches that everyone has the same superpower as he does and that you simply must focus on it to use it. As co-producer of redevelopment, "APPLICANT" helped establish a major public events program for Ft. Mason Center in San Francisco which repurposed the center from military to public use. "APPLICANT" volunteers at the local crisis center and has worked with several established non-profit organizations like March of Dimes, American Red Cross, Planetree Health Resource Center, American Cancer Society, Amnesty International and others.




"APPLICANT" has dedicated his career to developing technologies that help people lead better, more flexible and empowered lives, with a focus on clean technology and a respect for the environment and his fellow man. He seems to welcome the most challenging ideas and thrives on transforming dreams – his own or others’ -- into impressive reality.  Over the past 20 years, his projects and inventions have led the way for major influential changes in our technology and society. When asked what makes his projects or approach different, "APPLICANT" responds “You can expect the extraordinary!” Based on his track record, whatever "APPLICANT" puts his super-human neurons to next will no doubt be some incredible disruptive technology with extraordinary results.”




- E2 Newsletter







""APPLICANT" has developed a "micro" version of its Head Mount Sensory Interface (HMSI) for simulation, visualization, and immersive interactive media applications. The unit looks like wrap-around sunglasses, but it delivers color images and spatial sound and is equipped with position sensing, voice command abilities, biofeedback, and other computer/human factor solutions in one integral package."

- AI Expert




"The HMSI can run wireless, as power is generated by a battery pack, with the installed option to link directly to normal AC power. The HMSI enables the user to view computer-generated images in stereoscopic 3D form. Interaction can be achieved via mouse, gesture sensor, head-tracking system, or voice commands relayed by an installed voice-command unit."

- AI Expert
































































"You peer through the goggles, seeing a town far below. Then with a quick twist of the wrist, you're diving toward Main Street, swooping and banking through the sleepy village. It's like a dream of flying but with complete control. Stepping back from the viewer in the local office of Silicon Graphics Inc. is disorienting. So that's what they mean by "virtual reality." It's a stunning experience. But equally astonishing is the idea that fantastic voyages formerly reserved for high-tech researchers will soon be possible in the local mall, or even your living room. "The hype is over and the real applications are coming in the very immediate future," says "APPLICANT", president of "APPLICANT" in San Francisco. A bevy of companies - Silicon Graphics among them- are designing home terminals for the information highway, but "APPLICANT" is likely to be at the forefront when it comes to bringing virtual reality gaming, education, conferencing, and the like into the home. The company has been building arcade games for 20 years; last week it showed the industry its CyberPod, a 3-D system that can be used as the core of a variety of games. More importantly, it's been creating a variety of pieces - stereo goggles, dual-image computer display adapters, and a consumer-oriented simulation network - that will let couch potatoes fly. Mr "APPLICANT" said his company, which consists of a core of 10 employees working with 150 contract developers, is in talks on licensing of the ImagiNET technology with most of the large telecommunications companies that are planning high-capacity data pipes into the home. The way to make it make sense to the volume user just kind of "clicked in' in the boardrooms recently," he said, "Interactive, as opposed to "pump at you," hadn't been in the business plan." But it became apparent that we were seeing a "sociological and industrial revolution," he said. "APPLICANT"'s home gear relies on its patented Head Mounted Sensory Interface, which provides high-resolution stereo video and sound, linked to the position of the wearer's head. For starters, (the network) lets owners of moderately powerful PCs call in and romp through "synthetic digital worlds" with others around the world. In the future, Mr. "APPLICANT" sees it as a "one-stop source" - the gateway to theme parks, video on demand, shopping, training, and other information-based activities.”

- Baltimore Sun




""APPLICANT" showed us a prototype of the tactile feedback wall modules. The unit we saw was an aluminum box with one face covered in a soft, compliant rubber-like material, about two-thirds the size of a brick. An antenna protruded from one end, and, according to "APPLICANT", received DXF file descriptions, which were displayed on the soft face as 3D representations of silhouette-like shapes. We saw (or rather, felt) a small box and a crescent wrench displayed. The system changed rapidly, in about one second or less. It appeared that the display was made of an array of small pins, but "APPLICANT" would not comment on its workings. ""APPLICANT"'s future is in telecommunication. "All of this is telecom technology, not just simulation technology," "APPLICANT" explained. They are working with several entertainment and telecom companies to provide networked, wide-area VR. They want to provide a "Put it on, turn it on, and go" technology that will empower its users as controllers of their media environments. Toward that end, "APPLICANT" and several partners are working to establish a basis for interconnects (local phone companies) to use a standard telecom interface to VR technology. This is necessary to enable on-line services to thrive.

- CyberEdge Journal




""APPLICANT" introduces micro version of Head Mount Sensory Interface. The unit looks like black wrap-around sunglasses and provides stereoscopic color images, spatial sound, position sensing, voice command, biofeedback, and other computer/human factor solutions in one integral package, company officials said.'

- Silicon Graphics World




""APPLICANT" is a supplier of some of the most advanced computer assisted interactive visualization systems. The visualization industry incorporates elements of multimedia, simulation, virtual reality, 3-D computing and telecommunications. The intuitive nature of "APPLICANT"'s products allow the integration of the computer application and the user, with the goal of responding to the sociological need to become emotionally involved with the working environment. "APPLICANT" has a number of unique selling positions that provide the Company with one-of-a-kind potential."

- Virtual Reality News




""APPLICANT"'s Cyberchair...Instead of dropping a coin into an arcade you will drop into virtual worlds"

- Richard Hart, The Next Step, Discovery Network Television




"This kind of technology gives you emotional contact with your work..."APPLICANT" is (shipping)..."

- E! Entertainment Network, International E! News Daily, Television




"("APPLICANT"'s) hardware's impressive. Put on their 3D head mounted stereoscopic glasses equipped with speakers, then hook a special game unit into your telephone line..."

- Gamepro Magazine




"If you liked VR.5, you'll love Fox's Virtual Reality Tour..."

- Fox Network, Nationwide prime-time series of television ads featuring Entertainment Rides and Software




""APPLICANT" has delivered the "Micro" version of its Head Mount Sensory Interface (HMSI) for simulation, visualization, and immersive interactive media applications. The HMSI provides stereoscopic color images, spatial sound, position sensing, voice command, bio-feedback, and other computer/human factor solutions in one package. The first unit was delivered to a simulation software client in February as part of the first stage rollout of the unit for the GameGoggle device"

- Real Time Graphics




""APPLICANT", president, envisions pay-per-ride applications for the CyberPod. He says the system can connect to ImagiNET, an online computer service that provides some 3-D software programs. "APPLICANT" says other third-party services can enable users to do "remote-traveling" by using their telephone lines or satellite dishes to retrieve video that visually transports them to another place Such systems could be used to simulate riding in a submarine, flying in a jet fighter, or orbiting the Earth."

- Robb Report




""APPLICANT" (is) creating...The Cyberchair has a VR helmet, so you too can zip about the galaxy in comfortable style-aside from "additional sensory effects" like explosion thumps, cold jets of air, hot flushes and low frequency rumble."

- Mondo 2000




"The United States Army is scheduled to award..."APPLICANT"...a contract this month to develop a hybrid virtual reality interface that will allow individual infantrymen to directly participate in large-scale simulation exercises".

- Silicon Graphics World




"...regarding your company's virtual reality network. I appreciated hearing from you, and I sincerely regret the delay in my reply...Companies like yours are the foundation upon which this nation's economic growth and competitiveness rests."

- Vice President – United States of America; On White House Letterhead




"Please be assured that your views will be considered fully as I work with the President on this (electronic superhighways) issue."

- Vice President – United States of America; On White House Letterhead




""APPLICANT", is testing its VR network, Instead of viewing piped-in worlds on your TV set while wearing a...helmet, you watch your computer monitor play a simulation game while wearing "APPLICANT"'s lightweight stereoscopic glasses with audio headphones."

- Garage Virtual Reality book




""APPLICANT" announced a major step towards the future of consumer access to virtual reality, by demonstrating and shipping a family of computer based systems which allow users to work or play together inside synthetic digital worlds, even while physically located in different locations."

- C3i News




""APPLICANT" announced they are developing for the US Army a virtual reality environment that will, for the first time, allow individual soldiers to directly participate in large-scale simulation exercises. the new Dismounted Infantry Virtual Environment (or DIVE) will reportedly allow full, unencumbered immersion in a battle environment and will generate impacts on the environment based on each soldier's actions. Although DIVE will initially be used in military applications, the companies expect it will provide a foundation for entertainment, medical, and scientific applications, including a new generation of "virtual laser tag" arcade games."

- Computer Graphics World




""APPLICANT" (San Francisco) (has) been notified by the US Army of award of a contract to develop a hybrid virtual reality interface...The DIVE system will for the first time, incorporate the following technological components:

- Electronic Warfare Digest




"According to "APPLICANT", the president of "APPLICANT", users at "APPLICANT" enjoy the flexibility of the Autodesk CDK finding that hardware performance and configuration issues of the past are no longer a significant consideration for potential immersive visualization users. "APPLICANT" has configured numerous systems providing great performance, running CDK with standard hardware and software utilities."

- Autodesk corporate 4-color national marketing brochure




"...the first consumer network offering multi-users the ability to see true 3-D stereoscopic imagery, turn their heads to look around the digital world, view photo-realistic texture maps, and interact other users simultaneously."

- Virtual Reality Report




"The HMSI Head Mounted Sensory Interface device is a Personal Simulator component for supplying sensory information and accepting voice commands. The HMSI is ergonomically designed as a light weight, non-intrusive, information input/output device for standard video, audio, voice, and 6-D position tracking systems. The design accommodates a range of sophistication including full-D stereoscopic visuals, 360 degree audio, voice command user interface, facial muscle transponders, and optional 6-D head tracking interface. The HMSI may also be operated in a wireless mode and/or in a multi user configuration with other HMSI devices."

- Real Time Graphics




""APPLICANT" is betting it can tap into a a generation of technologies who chatter over electronic bulletin boards. "APPLICANT" wants to bring virtual reality tele-gaming into the home by the end of next year. It's working on systems with SRI International, U.S. Sprint, Autodesk, and others... Players in remote locations will compete in VR games by connecting to a tele-simulation service, through one of "APPLICANT"'s Reality Ports or through a PC or MAC in their home. The Reality Port will be marketed to theme parks and arcades. It uses parallel 486's with Windows (moving to NT and Pentium), or Silicon Graphics Onyx workstations with a DOS shell. "APPLICANT" is ready to license and ship versions for theme parks ($500,000) and arcades ($50,000). The 20-year-old company employs 150 independent contractors and has annual sales exceeding $500,000."

- PC WEEK Inside




""APPLICANT" introduces micro version of Head Mount Sensory Interface. The unit looks like black wrap-around sunglasses and provides stereoscopic color images, spatial sound, position sensing, voice command, biofeedback, and other computer/human factor solutions in one integral package, company officials said.'

- Silicon Graphics World




"This kind of technology gives you emotional contact with your work...”

- E! Entertainment Network, International E! News Daily, Television




"("APPLICANT"'s) hardware's impressive. Put on their 3D head mounted stereoscopic glasses equipped with speakers, then hook a special game unit into your telephone line..."

- Gamepro Magazine




"If you liked VR.5, you'll love Fox's Virtual Reality Tour..."

- Fox Network, Nationwide prime-time series of television ads featuring Entertainment Rides and Software






























"I have done 3 main things in my life:

1. Organized very large scale programs involving hundreds of thousands, or millions, of 6 people or media “eyeballs” for large entities such as the US. Government, The National Park Service, CBS News, The US. Army, national and global news organizations.

2. Served as a national spokesperson against the discrimination of persons with Autism and Dyscalculia. As such I have been featured on National TV, spoken at the national education conference in Chicago, spoken at the CEO dyslexia conference at Camelback conference center in Arizona, Given keynote speeches in Las Vegas conventions, been featured in the national disability magazine alongside Elizabeth Taylor and assisted in the promotion of related class action lawsuits and news coverage.

3. Operated as a credentialed criminal corruption investigator/researcher in undercover and sting operations and public-interest class-action lawsuits involving some of the most famous/notorious public figures in politics and the tech industry."

 

Directly, or indirectly, produced:

Millions of dollars of charity contributions...
Dozens of first-ever patented inventions...
Billions of dollars of taxpayer savings...
Millions of attendees events...
Dozens of Congressional hearings...
Thousands of hours of donated community service...

 

Read a few of Our Producer's U.S. federal patent awards for unique innovation:

Our Producer designs and builds technologies with the intent of improving the lives of people around the globe, in every community. Many of his technologies have been awarded federal patents by the United States, verifying that he was the first, seminal, inventor to come up with these inventions. He has created and developed hundreds of innovations, some patent-filed and some maintained under 'trade secret' protocols.

 

AU2003218237A1 - Method and apparatus for a hydrogen fuel cassette distribution and recovery system - Our Producer's Patents

 

AU2003256303A1 - Methods and apparatus for converting internal combustion engine (ice) vehicles to hydrogen fuel - Our Producer's Patents

 

US5255211A - Methods and apparatus for generating and processing synthetic and absolute real time environments - Our Producer's Patents

 

US5759044A - Methods and apparatus for generating and processing synthetic and absolute real time environments - Our Producer's Patents

 

US6370139B2 - System and method for providing information dispersal in a networked computing environment - Our Producer's Patents

 

US7011768B2 - Methods for hydrogen storage using doped alanate compositions - Our Producer's Patents

 

US7182295B2 - Personal flight vehicle and system - Our Producer's Patents

 

US7279222B2 - Solid-state hydrogen storage systems - Our Producer's Patents

 

US7399325B1 - Method and apparatus for a hydrogen fuel cassette distribution and recovery system - Our Producer's Patents

 

US8066946B2 - Hydrogen storage, distribution, and recovery system - Our Producer's Patents

 

US8297686B2 - Inflatable electric and hybrid vehicle system - Our Producer's Patents

 

US8706815B2 - Mobile multi-network communications device - Our Producer's Patents

 

US10110570B2 - Providing load balanced secure media content and data delivery in a distributed computing environment - Our Producer's Patents

 

US20020056142A1 - Portable apparatus for providing wireless media access and storage and method thereof - Our Producer's Patents

 

US20040016769A1 - Hydrogen storage, distribution, and recovery system - Our Producer's Patents

 

US20080120430A1 - Peered Content Distribution - Our Producer's Patents

 

US20080249863A1 - Managing a multi-function social network - Our Producer's Patents

 

USD451096S1 - Wireless media access and storage apparatus - Our Producer's Patents

 

WO2000064111A1 - Media file distribution with adaptive transmission protocols - Our Producer's Patents

 

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To see more about the problems between Big Tech Giants and small inventors, see: https://usinventor.org/

 

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About Those Hired Cyber Assassins That Got Paid To Attack Our Producer...

Despite the challenge of a broken spine, autism, blood poisoning from Department of Energy laboratory work and sinister adversaries, Our Producer has been very productive. Some of those adversaries love to use spy-agency type DIRTY TRICKS for their revenge!

Hired cyber-assassins, (internet character assassins working for competing interests) do not, clearly, engage in traditional investigative journalism.

When political, competitor or probate adversaries contract paid-for media hit-jobs which clearly impugns the integrity of an individual like Our Producer, and subjects him to ridicule, a strong argument can be made that those assassins-with-a-computer should apply the same journalistic standards that investigative reporters follow: At a minimum, neither a blog, nor its editors or authors should recklessly ignore the truth, as Google and others have, as is the case in these paid-for media attacks because Our Producer was first-to-market with a patented invention or because corruption was exposed that his criminal investigation associates uncovered.

GIZMODO reported a “pattern” that Our Producer allegedly follows to scam investors that is demonstrably false, as a few simple Internet searches would have revealed. First, Our Producer does not “show up whenever there is a bubble or hot trend in the tech business world that has yet to make it to the marketplace.” Our Producer’s companies have largely been based on his inventions. The United States Patent & Trademark Office has to date issued 20+ patents to Our Producer, and additional patents have been applied for. As I’m sure you know, a patent, by definition, describes an invention that is new, not obvious, and is either useful or has industrial application. The inventions disclosed in his patents have formed the technological basis for several companies that Our Producer has founded (And many competing companies competitors created by copying those inventions). In each case Our Producer’s companies have attempted to commercialize his inventions. Some ventures have been more successful commercially than others, but in every case they have been “real.” For example:

Limnia, Inc., formerly named Fuelsell Technologies, Inc., was a Delaware corporation in good standing that was incorporated on March 5, 2002 (Del. File No. 3498785). Limnia’s business address was 601 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94102. This is the location where Our Producer operated his start-up incubator, Clever Industries LLC, which has been around since 1978. Our Producer conducts meetings at the bookstore and restaurant there, to this day, and once stayed at a condo on the upper level. As of December 2025, Our Producer is available to meet at 601 Van Ness Ave, San Francisco any day that one wishes to make an appointment to meet there. (Credentialed parties only, of course).  This address is also about a block and a half from the West Coast FBI office, where Our Producer has provided witness and criminal investigation research

Limnia used Our Producer’s personal funds, and a U.S. Department of Energy grant (approx. $900,000+) to develop a working prototype of a fuel cassette storage and retrieval system which powers electric cars for a longer range distance than other solutions. The venture capital investor (His Father) made a substantial return on its investment when he cashed out in 2006. Limnia’s electric car cassette prototype has been tested and verified by Sandia Labs, and is the subject of a funding proposal currently in negotiation with the U.S. Department of Energy.

A non-disclosure agreement between Limnia and Scandia Labs prevents full public disclosure of the Sandia technical details but a, now public report, validates Limnia’s electric vehicle fuel cassette and demonstrates superior performance to traditional energy storage and retrieval devices. Sandia determined that a Limnia hydrogen fuel cartridge the same size and weight of a Lithium ion battery or traditional metal hydride system stores substantially more energy than either the Li-ion battery or the MH system. Limnia’s technology is based on four of Our Producer’s U.S. Patents: No. 7,399,325 (Method and apparatus for a hydrogen fuel cassette distribution and recovery system—Filed 3/15/02, Issued 7/15/08); No. 7,279,222 (Solid-state hydrogen storage systems; co-inventor Andrew K. Hearley—Filed 3/21/04, Issued 10/9/07); No. 7,169,489 (Hydrogen storage, distribution, and recovery system—Filed 12/4/02, Issued 1/30/07); and No. 7,011,768 (Methods for hydrogen storage using doped alanate compositions; co-inventor Craig M. Jensen—Filed 6/16/03, Issued 3/14/06).

Peep Wireless Telephony Company was a Delaware corporation in good standing that wasincorporated on November 5, 2010. Peep Wireless was located at 555 California Street, 12" Floor, San Francisco, CA 94104 . Peep Wireless, initially funded by Our Producer personally, it was an early stage company developing software intended to replace the current system of server racks and cell towers employed by wireless network carriers.

In addition to the patent portfolio acquired from WiMoto, Peep’s technology is based on the technology described in Our Producer’s application to the USPTO, entitled “Mesh Based Network Architecture.” Earlier versions of the technology have been deployed by multiple companies, including the Swedish company TerraNet. According to a September 11, 2007, BBC News Report, in 2007 TerraNet launched demonstration projects in Tanzania and Ecuador and obtained £3 million in financing from the mobile phone manufacturer Ericsson to develop its wireless mesh technology.

(See http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/6987784.stm. ) TerraNet has reportedly since been acquired by Nokia. A search of the term “wireless mesh” yields many hits, including a Wikipedia page that includes references to U.S. military use of the technology

(see : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_mesh network#cite note-4; see also http://www.meshdynamics.com/military-mesh-networks.html ). Peep Wireless believes it has solved the problems that have prevented other wireless mesh companies from achieving commercial success. It is too early to determine whether there is a viable business model that can succeed, but there is no question the technology is real.

RPI Advanced Technology Group (RPI) developed, manufactured, and sold a variety of virtual reality devices, including what at the time was the smallest wearable computer display and the first 360° personal computer-based human gyroscopic flight simulator. These devices were based on several of Our Producer’s U.S. Patents: No. 5,759,044 (Method and apparatus for generating and processing absolute real time remote environments — Filed 7/6/95, Issued 6/2/98); No. 5,513,130 (Method and apparatus for generating and processing absolute real time remote environments — Filed 10/18/93, Issued 4/30/96);and No. 5,255,211 (Method and apparatus for generating and processing absolute real time remote environments—Filed 2/22/90, Issued 10/19/93). In 1996, Our Producer sold RPI to a European holding company.

Clever Homes LLC was an active California limited liability company that was registered December 1 2003 (California Entity No. 200333810077). Clever Homes™ business address is 665 3rd St # 400, San Francisco, CA 94107-1968 . Clever Homes™ is a designer and builder of environmentally responsible, energy efficient, prefabricated homes. Our Producer founded the company and was the initial investor. The company website shows more than 20 homes have been designed, with the majority currently in residential use. In 2005, Our Producer sold his interest in Clever Homes™ to the current owners. The designs and methods currently in use by Clever Homes™ are based on Our Producer’s inventions. A well-known green demonstration home, dubbed The NowHouse, was unveiled by Clever Homes™ at the San Francisco Giant’s SBC Park in October 2004.

The NowHouse was subsequently donated to the City and County of San Francisco, and is currently in use as the Bayview Hunters Point Alice Griffith Community Center. FabModern was not a company, but rather an online design portfolio of Our Producer’s green home designs and personal building site.

Our Producer’s projects are well-documented in scores of magazine, online, newspaper and television reports. We could go on and describe additional tech projects that Our Producer has successfully developed on a contract basis for many well-known consumer product manufacturers, but the majority of these contracts were performed on a confidential basis for market-testing purposes. In any event, the four examples described above make the point: Our Producer Our Producer has a successful track record inventing and commercializing a wide range of companies, events, services, and products. As anyone even remotely familiar with the tech industry knows, investors and product developers place a premium on discretion and privacy. This prevents Our Producer from responding as fully as he could: It would simply be inappropriate to expose to the GIZMODO assassins and the probate ‘dirty-deed-doers’ treatment the companies and individuals with whom Our Producer has contracted in the past.

GIZMODO/GAWKER, John Herrman, and Adrian Covert simply wrote the information wrong, because they failed to check the facts and because they had been paid to lie. Had they made even a token effort to determine whether Our Producer has fleeced investors with  vague, pie-in-the-sky promises followed by a disappearing act, they would have found that was decidedly not the case. Of course, a post about a clever, generally successful, ethical inventor does not have as much prospect of going viral as a snarky "exposé" of an alleged scam artist.

At all times financing for Our Producer's start-ups was provided first by Our Producer and then by CFO's that he hired from online posting services. The CFO's sourced all the rest of the funding from, exclusively, Securities And Exchange Commission certified equity "Credentialed Investors" after providing potential investors with extensive disclosure documents drafted by huge law firms like Brobeck, Latham, MOFO, etc. By law, an SEC Credentialed Investor must have met the following criteria:

An accredited investor is someone with a high income or net worth who can invest in unregistered securities.
Accredited investors gain access to investment opportunities like hedge funds, private equity, and venture capital.
To qualify, individuals must earn over $200,000 annually or have a net worth exceeding $1 million, excluding their primary residence. The SEC has expanded qualifications to include holders of certain professional credentials and knowledgeable employees of private funds. Accredited investments offer high returns but involve high risks, fees, and minimum investment amounts.

Criteria for Accredited Investor Status

Rule 501 of Regulation D of the Securities Act of 1933 (Reg. D) provides the definition for an accredited investor. Simply put, the SEC defines an accredited investor through the confines of income and net worth in two ways: A natural person with income exceeding $200,000 in each of the two most recent years or joint income with a spouse exceeding $300,000 for those years and a reasonable expectation of the same income level in the current year; A natural person who has an individual net worth, or joint net worth with the person’s spouse, that exceeds $1 million at the time of the purchase, excluding the value of the primary residence of such person. Our Producer has a type of math dyslexia which requires that CFO's and tax services attend to all such paperwork. The people that worked in the financial parts of his start-ups were certified finance experts. No scamming could have possibly occurred unless Our Producer was getting scammed by his employee finance staff.

We would be delighted to see an FBI investigation final report on Nicholas Guido Denton, John Herrman, Gabby, Adrian Covert with a lie detector test on each one. Many major business journals have reported that their funding, tax tricks and kill job system works like this:



 

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The victims of Nicholas Guido Denton's Gawker-Gizmodo-Vallywag tabloid hit-job empire joined forces and 'killed' the killers. Each of the attack bloggers from there are under life-time ai surveillance.

Every invention Our Producer Our Producer has developed is now working around the globe, in orbit and in use by billions of users. Alas, in many cases a giant company like Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple, etc. just copied his inventions long after the US. Patent Office had proven that he was the first, original, seminal inventor. It costs $3,000,000.00+ to sue EACH of those companies for intellectual property theft.

A brief review of the posted comments makes clear that GIZMODO’s recklessness has exposed Our Producer to ridicule and damaged his professional reputation.

We will be happy to meet with any credible party to provide further evidence of Our Producer’s track record as a successful and ethical inventor, entrepreneur, project manager, and event organizer, among other things. Our Producer has a record of achievement that even the most cynical visitors to GIZMODO would envy.

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Gawker/Gizmodo was sued, put out of business, their tabloid sleaze owner bankrupted and all of the staff and writers placed under investigation by the IRS, FIN CEN, the SEC, regulatory agencies and a variety of private investigators. Please ask us for the 20+ national news articles about Nicholas Guido Denton and his scandal-for-hire empire!

 

A VIEW TO A KILL:

Public officials, and ex-public officials hire cyber-assassins and 'dirty deeds services' to attack whistle-blowers. For example, The Nephew was a lawyer for the SBA working the federal government.

The Nephew was convicted of federal Hatch Act felony Corruption fraud while working as a lawyer at the SBA. He appealed to the US government and was found guilty a second time and fired by the US Government for corruption and abuse of a government agency taxpayer dollars. (Proof: Federal Court Records, United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit; Jeffrey A. Gauger, Attorney, Office of the General Counsel, United States Merit Systems Protection Board, of Washington, DC, for respondent. With him on the brief were B. Chad Bungard, General Counsel, and Rosa M. Koppel, Deputy General Counsel.)

Let’s take a look at how corrupt the SBA has been found to be, in general:

DOCUMENT: FEDERAL CORRUPTION-ssbc-to-dot-sba-8a-program-final

   

It’s the same thing with the Department of Energy. Let’s take a look:

 

 

DOCUMENT:  FINAL_DOE_Loan_Guarantees_Report

The parties in this matter are involved as witnesses, victims, and otherwise, in those matters.

When a corrupt official or ex-lawyer hires a character assassination on their opponent, this is how they did it:

Goodreads

https://www.goodreads.com › book › show › 51022071-catch-and-kill

Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies, and a Conspiracy to Protec…

Both a spy thriller and a meticulous work of investigative journalism, Catch and Kill breaks devastating new stories about the rampant abuse of power – and sheds far-reaching light on investigations that shook the culture.

 

Another Side Of Our Producer's Past Public Service:



Our Producer has assisted in research, investigation, promotion, outreach and support for many national class-action public interest lawsuits including:

 

Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › High-Tech_Employee_Antitrust_Litigation

High-Tech Employee Antitrust Litigation - Wikipedia

High-Tech Employee Antitrust Litigation is a 2010 United States Department of Justice (DOJ) antitrust action and a 2013 civil class action against several Silicon Valley companies for alleged "no cold call " and no-poaching agreements which restrained the recruitment of high-tech employees. The defendants were high-technology companies Adobe, Apple Inc., Google, Intel, Intuit, Pixar, Lucasfilm ...

ERE

https://www.ere.net › articles › tech-firms-settle-case-admit-secret-agreements-to-not-poach-employees

Tech Firms Settle Case, Admit Secret Agreements to Not Poach Employees

* See update below Six leading high-tech companies have agreed to settle an antitrust claim arising from an arrangement among them not to poach each other's employees. The U.S. Department of Justice announced the settlement in Washington Friday and simultaneously filed a civil antitrust action. Brought against Adobe Systems, Apple, Google, Intel, Intuit, and Pixar, the lawsuit details the ...

 

Upjohn Research

https://research.upjohn.org › cgi › viewcontent.cgi?article=1343&context=empl_research

How Major Tech Firms Used Illegal No-Poach Agreements to Control ...

Apr 30, 2024By comparing employees at colluding firms to others in the tech sector, before and after the no-poach agreements were suddenly dissolved by the DOJ investigation, I estimate how these agreements afected salaries, stock bonuses, and job satisfaction.

 

UMA Technology

https://umatechnology.org › judge-approves-415m-payout-in-apple-google-anti-poaching-suit

Judge approves $415M payout in Apple, Google anti-poaching suit

In a landmark settlement, a judge has approved a $415 million payout to resolve a long-standing lawsuit against tech giants Apple and Google. The case, which centers around allegations of anti-poaching agreements between these companies, has significant implications for employment practices in the technology sector and beyond. As the case unfolds, it raises questions about corporate ethics ...

 

TechBloat

https://www.techbloat.com › judge-green-lights-415m-settlement-in-apple-google-anti-poaching-lawsuit.html

Judge green-lights $415M settlement in Apple, Google anti-poaching lawsuit

Feb 16, 2025Judge Green-Lights $415 Million Settlement in Apple, Google Anti-Poaching Lawsuit In a significant development that has captured the attention of the technology industry and labor markets across the nation, a federal judge has given official approval for a landmark settlement involving major players Apple and Google.

 

Joseph Saveri Law Firm

https://www.saverilawfirm.com › our-cases › high-tech-employees-antitrust-litigation

High-Tech Employees "No-Poach" Antitrust Litigation

The suit, In re High-Tech Employee Antitrust Litigation, brought by former employees of the companies involved, exposed the practice by major tech industry players which allegedly collaborated to not poach each other's employees.

 



Tech Monitor

https://www.techmonitor.ai › hardware › cloud › silicon-valley-giants-settle-no-poaching-lawsuit-for-415m-040915-4663484

Silicon Valley giants settle no-poaching lawsuit for $415m

The lawsuit alleged that such an agreement by the companies affected tech workers' wages and minimised the chances of top computer programmers and other employees to move to other technology companies. As per the settlement of the class-action lawsuit, the accused companies will pay more than 64,000 technology workers about $5,800 each.

 

The Legal 500

https://www.legal500.com › developments › thought-leadership › no-poach-agreements-a-global-antitrust-issue

No-Poach Agreements: A Global Antitrust Issue - The Legal 500

Aug 4, 2025In 2010, the DOJ brought one of the first no-poach cases against bigtech companies in Silicon Valley alleging that the companies had agreed not to solicit one another's software engineers. [5]

 

CBS News

https://www.cbsnews.com › news › cleantech-crash-60-minutes

The Cleantech Crash - CBS News

The following is a script from "The CleantechCrash" which aired on Jan. 5, 2014. Lesley Stahl is the correspondent. Shachar Bar-On, producer. About a decade ago, the smart people who funded the ...

Author:Lesley Stahl

CBS News

https://www.cbsnews.com › video › the-cleantech-crash

The Cleantech Crash - CBS News

Despite billions invested by the U.S. government in s-called "Cleantech" energy, Washington and Silicon Valley have little to show for it. Lesley Stahl reporting

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POLITICAL KILL ORDERS AND STATE-SPONSORED CHARACTER ASSASSINATIONS

Corrupt political families conspire to give government funds, contracts, tax waivers, buildings, stock market profits and other insider perks to themselves and their friends. They also conspire to blockade, harm, sabotage and black-list those who compete with them and their friends. These corrupt politicians are never prosecuted for their crimes, and can laugh in the face of those who point out their crimes, because they control the prosecution system. Their Quid Pro Quo criminal corruption is the single largest cause of the taxpayer hatred of Congress.

Shoshana Zuboff’s, The Age of Surveillance Capitalism – Why Twitter, Google, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Alphabet are the SAME Thing, The SAME SICKO tech elites and the same kinds of social privacy RAPE against citizens!
https://www.contagious.com/news-and-views/shoshana-zuboff-on-the-age-of-surveillance-capitalism

THE MEDIA ASSASSINS: POLITICAL KILL ORDERS AND STATE-SPONSORED CHARACTER ASSASSINATIONS

– How A Modern Character Assassination and Political “Kill Order” Is Executed By the Silicon Valley Oligarchs and their total control of propaganda media. Patrick George At Jalopnik attacks outsiders under contract with Elon Musk and the DNC. Silicon Valley campaign finance oligarchs hire him to run hatchet jobs on innocent outsiders and then Gawker-Gizmodo-Jalopnik uses their financial partnership with the DNC’s Google to push the character assassination articles to the top of Google web products and searches.

- One of your family members, who snatched over a million and a half dollars from your family, might be the one hiring these attackers.

—- Patrick George, Adrian Covert, John Hermann and Nick Cook are the sexually degenerate cabin boys that report to boy-loving sleaze-tabloid oligarch Nick Denton. They created the Fake News crisis in the media by flooding the internet with defamation posts and reprisal hatchet job articles designed to damage political enemies of the Socialists. They coordinate a large number of the character assassination efforts at Gawker, Gizmodo, Jalopnik, CNN, New York Times and other propaganda outlets. These Millennial boys are “Media Rapists” and should be treated as abusers.

– How and why did a Donald Trump stripper-date named “Stormy” or an Elon Musk sex party or a Kavanaugh drinking incident or the Moonves and Weinstein indiscretions suddenly hit the news at about the same time in news history?

– In addition to actual murder, Politicians and Silicon Valley Oligarchs hire operatives to end people’s lives in other creative ways.

–— It is all part of the modern trend in vendetta, revenge and political payback when a Senator or a tech oligarch issues a “kill order” on an opponent. – The client does not like to get their hands dirty so the actual social hit job is performed by companies such as: IN-Q-Tel – ; Gawker Media – ; Jalopnik – ; Gizmodo Media – ; K2 Intelligence – ; WikiStrat – ; Podesta Group – ; Fusion GPS –  Google – ; YouTube – ; Alphabet – ; Facebook – ; Twitter – ; Think Progress –; Media Matters – ; Black Cube – (; Mossad –; Correct The Record – ; Sand Line – ; Blackwater – ; Undercover Global Ltd; Stratfor – ; ShareBlue – ; Wikileaks; Cambridge Analytica – ; Sid Blumenthal- ; David Brock –  PR Firm Sunshine Sachs ; Covington and Burling –, Buzzfeed –  Perkins Coie – ; Wilson Sonsini –  and hundreds of others…These are the people and companies that except cash, revolving door jobs, political appointments, insider trading stock in Silicon Valley tech companies, prostitutes and real estate in exchange for destroying the lives of others.

– These attackers deserve to be punished for the rest of their lives for taking away the lives of others in exchange for cash. Any company who is corrupt enough to hire any of these assassins should be forced out of business.

—- These attack services are responsible for 90% of the “Fake News” problem in the world because they are the authors of most fake news. Congress must act to make these kinds of companies illegal! – These digital assassination services offer hit-jobs, character assassinations and economic reprisal programs to famous billionaires and corrupt politicians who are seeking revenge, retribution and vendetta executions.

– In the case of reporters getting targeted for attacks, President Donald Trump has been accused by the liberal corporate media of whipping up a hateful frenzy against the press. But while CNN’s Jim Acosta grandstands against Trump, real journalists are still reeling from the draconian extrajudicial measures that Barack Obama and his administration used to target them for exposing truth.

– This secretive targeting occurred while Obama speechwriter and hate-filled ANTIFA supporter Ben Rhodes was running “Operation Echo Chamber,” which reportedly continues, in which he fed information to willing corporate media scribes. “They literally know nothing,” Rhodes said of the twentysomething journalists he easily manipulated.

—- The Freedom of the Press Foundation’s Trevor Timm published documents showing how former attorney general Eric Holder changed the rules to more effectively intimidate and surveil members of the press.

– Timm writes: “Today, we are revealing—for the first time—the Justice Department’s rules for targeting journalists with secret FISA court orders. The documents were obtained as part of a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit brought by Freedom of the Press Foundation and Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University.”

– Obama is also clearly linked to the plot to obtain fraudulent FISA warrants on President Trump’s team, as evidenced by Peter Strzok and Lisa Page’s texts confirming that Obama was overseeing their fly-by-night operation.

– Larry Schweikart reported for Big League Politics: For months pundits and researchers have been pondering the mystery of the FISA approval that led to the illegal and historically titanic scandals to ever hit the U.S. government.

—- Some have argued that Assistant Attorney General Rod Rosenstein knew the FISA was bogus when he extended it. Others have wondered if Special Counsel Robert Mueller knew about the fraudulent basis of the FISA when he used it, in part, to indict Michael Flynn. Other still, that Mueller was fooled by the FBI. This is what President Trump calls “SPYGATE”. – It may well be that the surveillance that was conducted began with UK intelligence services and then was fed back to the White House of Barack Obama. Here’s the kicker: President Barack Obama did not need a FISA warrant to authorize spying/electronic surveillance on Trump because Obama all along had legal authorization to by-pass the normal court vetting process. According to 50 U.S. Code 1802, the “Electronic Surveillance Authorization” () “Foreign intelligence in relation to a US person (Trump or his associates) is information that’s necessary for the US to protect against attack, hostile acts, sabotage, . . . as well as other clandestine activities by a foreign power . . . OR . . . information relevant to national defense/security of the US, or the conduct of foreign affairs of the U.S.” Such an authorization by Obama required certification by Attorney General Loretta Lynch that must be logged with the FISC court. (“The [AG]+ shall immediately transmit under seal to the court [FISC] a copy of his certification.”)

– In short, the DOJ has this. If we are correct, a copy of that certification is currently under seal at least with the DOJ and the FISC.

– This is what they are hiding. – However, the Act requires the AG to keep the Select Committee on Intelligence and the Senate Committee on Intelligence informed of these authorizations and unmaskings therein. See 1803 (a) (1) (C) If indeed this is what happened, did Lynch report—or only selectively report—to the committees in a way that excluded non-friendlies? Can you see why Adam Schiff, Mark Warner, and their ilk are terrified?

– These are the playbook tactics that Senators and tech oligarchs most often use to destroy the lives of their political and business enemies: – Government agency bosses sometimes solicit the target victims with false promises of future loans, contracts or grants from their agency and cause the target victims to expend millions of dollars and years of their time for projects which those government bosses had covertly promised to their friends. They use the target victims as a “smokescreen” to cover their illegal government slush-funds for the victims competitors and personal enemies.

—- By using this tactic, the attackers can drain the target victims funds and force them into an economic disaster in plain view of everyone without the government bosses fearing any reprisal for their scam.- Every match.com, okcupid.com, Plenty Of Fish, Seeking Arrangements and all other IAC-owned, or similar, dating sites (IAC is managed by Hillary Clinton’s daughter) have had their profiles, texts, and inter-member communications, since those companies were started, hacked or purchased. The attack service providers use Palantir and In-Q-Tel financed data analysis software to analyze every activity in those dating services in order to find honey-trap, blackmail, sextortion and social conflict exploitation opportunities.

If you had a bad date with someone, that someone will be hunted down and convinced to help harm, #metoo or “rape charge” the intended target. All dates involve a search for sex, so the likelihood that a sexual disappointment experience will exist in each persons dating history is high. Searching every past dating email and text of a subject is quite easy with modern software and hacking techniques. A synthetically amplified, PR-agency optimized sex scandal can destroy any target. Your dating experiences from the 70’s or 80’s will come back to haunt you decades later. Most dates involve drinking alcohol and taking drugs. If you were unattractive or had bad sexual skills your bad date will be called “date rape”, “drugging your date for sex” and related twisted narratives that are designed to shame you, the target.

—- If you try to get a date in the future, your potential date will be contacted by a third party who will slander and libel you to make sure your potential first date gets cancelled. Your social life will, essentially, end. Every photo on every dating site is cross checked with every other photo on the internet in order to cull your Facebook, Linkedin, Snapchat and other social media together to create a total psychological manipulation profile data file on you. A single photo on a dating site can be cross searched on every mugshot archive, photo album and corporate database in the worth within minutes using modern super-computers. Your sex life will be on public record in a flash.- Social Security, SSI, SDI, Disability and other earned benefits are stone-walled. Applications of targets are “lost”.

—- Files in the application process “disappeared”. Lois Lerner hard drive “incidents” are operated in order to seek to hide information and run cover-ups.

– Government officials and tech oligarchs contact members of the National Venture Capital association (NVCA) and created national “black-lists” to blockade target victims from ever receiving investor funding. This was also confirmed in a widely published disclosure by Tesla Motors Daryl Siry and in published testimony. If Silicon Valley political campaign finance oligarchs black-list you (see the “AngelGate” Scandal and the “High Tech No Poaching Class Action Lawsuit” cases) you will never get investor funding again.

– FOIA requests are hidden, frozen, stone-walled, delayed, lied about and only partially responded to in order to seek to hide information and run cover-ups.- State and federal employees will play an endless game of Catch-22 by arbitrarily determining that deadlines had passed that they, the government officials, had stonewalled and obfuscated applications for, in order to force these deadlines that they set, to appear to be missed. This can bankrupt a target victim.- Some Victims found themselves strangely poisoned, not unlike the Alexander Litvenko case.

—- Heavy metals and toxic materials were found right after their work with the Department of Energy weapons and energy facilities. Many wonder if these “targets” were intentionally exposed to toxins in retribution for their testimony. The federal MSDS documents clearly show that a number of these people were exposed to deadly compounds and radiations, via DOE, without being provided with proper HazMat suits which DOE officials knew were required.

– Victims employers are called, and faxed, and ordered to fire target victims from their places of employment, in the middle of the day, with no notice, as a retribution tactic. – On orders from Obama White House officials, DNC-financed Google, YouTube, Gawker Media and Gizmodo Media produce attack articles and defamation videos. Google locks this attack media on the internet on the top line, of the front page of all Google searches for a decade in front of 7.5 billion people, around the world.

—- This attack-type uses over $40 million dollars in server farms, production costs and internet rigging. The forensic data acquired from tracking some of these attacks proves that Google rigs attacks against individuals on the internet and that all of Google’s “impressions” are manually controlled by Google’s executives who are also the main financiers and policy directors of the Obama Administration. This data was provided to the European Union for it’s ongoing prosecution of Google’s political manipulation of public perceptions. – Victims HR and employment records, on recruiting and hiring databases, are embedded with negative keywords in order to prevent the victim targets from ever gaining future employment. – Gary D. Conley, Seth Rich, Rajeev Motwani and many other whistle-blowers in these matters, turned up dead under strange circumstances. It is very possible that some of these attack services, operated by former CIA operatives, even offer discrete murder-for-sale services using high-tech assassination tools that make murders look like heart attacks and brain failures.

—- Disability and VA complaint hearings and benefits are frozen, delayed, denied or subjected to lost records and “missing hard drives” as in the Lois Lerner case.- Paypal (A DNC-biased operation) and other on-line payments for on-line sales are de-platformed, delayed, hidden, or re-directed in order to terminate income potential for target victims who competed with the attackers interests and holdings.- DNS redirection, “website spoofing” sends target victims websites to dead ends where no sales orders or customer inquiries actually get back to the target. These internet revenue activity manipulations are conducted using Google and Amazon servers. All commercial storefronts and on-line sales attempts by target victims, will have had their sites hidden, or search engine de-linked by a massively resourced facility located in Virginia, Texas or Palo Alto, California in order to terminate revenue potentials for the target victims.

—- Over 50,000 trolls, shills, botnets and synth-blog deployments are deployed to place defamatory statements and disinformation about victims in front of 7.5 billion people around the world on the internet in order to seek to damage their federal testimony credibility by a massively resourced facility.

– Campaign finance dirty tricks contractors are hired by campaign financiers to attack the friends and family members of the target victim in order to create low morale for the target victims psyche and motivation.- Are you getting weird headaches and hearing a “buzzing sound” in your head? The U.S. Government has now acknowledged that the Cuban, Chinese and other embassy “sonic attacks” are from a known microwave beam weapon. Any one of the technical departments of the attack services listed at the top of this article can build such a biological harassment weapon.

—- It can be aimed at the target victims office, bedroom or vehicle and, within a week, have caused biological and emotional damage using a weapon that has no visible track of trajectory. It is designed to make the target victim think they are “going crazy” or “hearing sounds in their head”.

—- In one case covert political partner: Google, transferred large sums of cash to dirty tricks contractors and then manually locked the media portion of the attacks into the top lines of the top pages of all Google searches globally, for years, with hidden embedded codes in the links and web-pages which multiplied the attacks on Victims by many magnitudes.- Covert Cartel financier: Google, placed Google’s lawyer: Michelle Lee, in charge of the U.S. Patent Office and she, in turn, stacked all of the U.S. Patent Office IPR and ALICE review boards and offices with Google-supporting employees in order to rig the U.S. Patent Office to protect Google from being prosecuted for the vast patent thefts that Google engages in.

—- Google has hundreds of patent lawsuits for technology theft and a number of those lawsuits refer to Google’s operations as “Racketeering”, “Monopolistic Cartel” and “Government Coup-like” behaviors. Thousands of articles and investigations detail the fact that Google, “essentially” ran the Obama White House and provided over 80% of the key White House staff. A conflict-of-interest unlike any in American history. Google’s investors personally told Applicant they would “kill him”. Google and the Obama Administration were “the same entity”. Applicant testified in the review that got Michelle Lee terminated and uncovered a tactical political and social warfare group inside Google who were financed by Federal and State funds.

—- Honeytraps and moles were employed by the attackers. In this tactic, people who covertly worked for the attackers were employed to approach the “target” in order to spy on and misdirect the subject. – Gawker Media, Gizmodo Media, Snopes, SPLC and other hired media assassins will be retained to produce “hatchet job” character assassination articles about you. Then those articles will be faxed, mailed and emailed to your employer and investors with a note saying: “You don’t want to have anything to do with this person, do you..?” in order to get you fired from your job and get your loans or financing pulled. The attackers will use their round one attack media, that they authored, to create a round two second wave attack designed to end your life via economic warfare.

—- Mortgage and rental applications will have had red flags added to them in databases to prevent the targets from getting homes or apartments.- Krebs On Security, Wired, Ars Technica, The Wall Street Journal and most major IT publications have reported that hundreds of spy “back-doors” have been found on every Intel, AMD, Apple, Xfinity, Cisco, Microsoft, Juniper Networks motherboard, chip-set and hardware component set.

—- This means that any kid with the “key” code can open any computer, server, router, cloud-network or other network connected device and read every file, photo, video, your calendar and email on your devices at any time from any location on Earth. The key codes have been released to every hacker community in the world for over ten years. There is now no government, corporate or personal data that can’t be hacked, even data from decades ago.

Every single one of your darkest secrets can be in the hands of your enemy within 60 minutes, or less. Important meetings you had planned with potential investors, employers, clients, dates, suppliers and others will suddenly get cancelled at the last minute. They will get cancelled because your enemies are reading your calendar remotely and covertly sending slander information to those you had hoped to engage with in order to sabotage your life.

—- Nothing you have ever typed on a computer or Smartphone is safe. it WILL be acquired and it WILL be used against you.

– McCarthy-Era “Black-lists” are created and employed against target victims who competed with Obama Administration executives and their campaign financiers to prevent them from getting funding and future employment.

– Obama Administration targets were very carefully placed in a position of not being able to get jobs, unemployment benefits, disability benefits or acquire any possible sources of income. The retribution tactics were audacious, overt..and quite illegal.

– There are thousands of additional Dirty Tricks tactics being used by these Attack Services yet Congress refuses to pass laws out-lawing such attack services.

—- The cost of an attack on a person ranges from $150,000.00 to over $50,000,000.00. While a Silicon Valley billionaire can afford to launch counter-measures to these attacks, any regular taxpayer will be utterly destroyed, and incapable of fighting back, against even the smallest version of one of these “kill orders”.

—- A number of modern office shootings are the results of these attacks against an individual who has lost everything because of the attack and has no options left. – Federal law enforcement, the United States Congress and the highest level investigators in the U.S., and abroad, have documented (per the “FISA Memo”, Congressional Reports and federal employee testimony) and proven the fact that the Obama Administration regularly engaged in the operation of retribution, vendetta and reprisal campaigns known as “hit-jobs” against domestic natural born U.S. citizen domestic taxpayers.

—- The Federal Court, in at least one previous court case,has ruled that Applicants, in this particular matter, were the victims and target of a number of these attacks designed to inflict permanent medical, emotional, character assassination, brand negation, economic and career damage. The FBI has been asked to interview John Cook, Nicholas Guido Denton, Adrian Covert, Patrick George, Ian Fette and John Hermann of Gawker/Gizmodo re: their financing, payola and hit-job attacks on third parties.

—- There are hundreds of millions of people in America. The same 120 of them are all involved in operating the same crimes and corruption including: the Sony Pictures corruption; the Afghanistan rare earth mine scandals operated through The Energy Department political slush fund that involves the lithium battery cover-ups (headed by Elon Musk); the Big Tech Brotopia rape, sex trafficking, bribery, exclusionism, racism and misogyny issues they were taught at Stanford University; The Facebook – Meta – Google – Alphabet – Netflix, et al, coordinated news manipulation and domestic spying that they engage in; the hiring of Fusion GPS – Black Cube – Gizmodo/Gawker assassins; the destruction of the housing market by their mass real estate manipulations; patent theft and industrial espionage; and the bribery of almost every politician all the way up to the Oval Office.

—- So, while the categories covered in this investigation may seem diverse. They are connected through an enterprise of criminality and illicit, coordinated operations. We list, by name, the 120 most complicit individuals organizing these crimes, in the evidence documents already submitted to the FBI, FINCEN, DOJ, FTC, SEC, FEC, Congress, InterPol and other authorities. Digital financial tracking of those persons and all of their family members should be assumed to have been under way for some time. Wire-taps and device taps of those persons and all of their family members should be assumed to have been under way for some time.

Character assassination (CA) is a deliberate and sustained effort to damage the reputation or credibility of an individual.[1] The term character assassination became popular around 1930.[2] This concept, as a subject of scholarly study, was originally introduced by Davis (1950)[3] in a collection of essays revealing the dangers of political smear campaigns. Six decades later Icks and Shiraev (2014)[1] rejuvenated the term and revived academic interest by addressing and comparing a variety of historical character-assassination events.

Studying CA

Icks and Shiraev (2014)[1] address several political science models to explain character assassination from the attacker’s point of view. They believe that the attacker’s motivation is often based on the intent to destroy the target psychologically, or to reduce their public support or chances to succeed in a political competition. For example, during elections, attacks are often used to sway undecided voters, create uncertainty with tentative voters, or prevent defections of supporters. These attacks therefore become an effective means of manipulating voters toward a desirable action. They also facilitate the repositioning of originally favorable supporters to the ranks of the “undecided” or “uncommitted” voters.

Narcissism

Main article: Narcissism

According to Thomas, character assassination is an intentional attempt, usually by a narcissist or their codependents, to influence the portrayal or reputation of someone in such a way as to cause others to develop an extremely negative or unappealing perception of them. It typically involves deliberate exaggeration or manipulation of facts, the spreading of rumours and deliberate misinformation to present an untrue picture of the targeted person, and unwarranted and excessive criticism.[4]

Psychopathy in the workplace

Main article: Psychopathy in the workplace

The authors of the book Snakes in Suits: When Psychopaths Go to Work describe a five phase model of how a typical workplace psychopath climbs to and maintains power. In phase four (confrontation), the psychopath will use techniques of character assassination to maintain their agenda.[5]

In politics

In Australian politics, a Dorothy Dixer is a rehearsed or planted question asked of a government Minister by a backbencher of their own political party during Parliamentary Question Time. While intended to enable a Minister to discuss or address concerns about the subject asked of him, a Dixer will often conclude with “Is the Minister aware of any alternative policies?” This addition allows the Minister to launch into often aggressive attacks on the opposition, which depending on the leeway offered by the Speaker (who is a member of the ruling party and thus will usually side with the Minister), can include not just attacks on Opposition policy, but attempts to character assassinate opposition members directly.[6]

Charging an opponent with character assassination may have political benefits. In the hearings for Clarence Thomas’ nomination to the Supreme Court of the United States, supporters claimed that both Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill were victims of character assassination.[7]

In a totalitarian regime

The effect of a character assassination driven by an individual is not equal to that of a state-driven campaign. The state-sponsored destruction of reputations, fostered by political propaganda and cultural mechanisms, can have more far-reaching consequences. One of the earliest signs of a society’s compliance to loosening the reins on the perpetration of crimes (and even massacres) with total impunity is when a government favors or directly encourages a campaign aimed at destroying the dignity and reputation of its adversaries, and the public accepts its allegations without question. The mobilisation toward ruining the reputation of adversaries is the prelude to the mobilisation of violence in order to annihilate them. Generally, official dehumanisation has preceded the physical assault of the victims.[8]

Specific examples include Zersetzung, by the Stasi secret service agency of East Germany, and kompromat in Russia.[9] It was also prevalent during the Red Scare in the United States, being carried out by both the government and the media.[citation needed]

The International Society for the Study of Character Assassination

The International Society for the Study of Character Assassination (ISSCA) specializes in the academic study and research of how character attacks and character assassinations have been executed in both history and during contemporary times.[10] In July 2011, scholars from nine countries gathered at the University of Heidelberg, Germany, to debate “the art of smear and defamation in history and today”.[11] They formed a group to study character assassination throughout the ages. The group included historians, political scientists, and political psychologists.[12]

Research Lab for Character Assassination and Reputation Politics

Founded in 2016 in cooperation with the ISSCA, the Research Lab for Character Assassination and Reputation Politics (CARP) includes scholars with disciplinary homes in psychology, history, communication and public relations.[13] With investigators from George Mason University, the University of Baltimore, and the University of Amsterdam, the CARP team focuses efforts along three main dimensions: research on historical and contemporary examples of character assassination; education for academic and public audiences about character assassination causes, impacts and prevention; and risk assessment to determine vulnerabilities and mitigation strategies for public figures concerned about their reputations. The Mason CARP website features materials about the lab and its activities. The CARP Lab additionally publishes a blog[14] and is affiliated[15] with the Global Informality Project, a leading online resource for the world’s open secrets, unwritten rules and hidden practices, broadly defined as “ways of getting things done.”[16]

In 2017 and 2019, CARP hosted two international conferences that welcomed numerous U.S. and international researchers and academics studying different aspects of CA. The proceedings and report of the CARP 2017 conference “Character Assassination in Theory and Practice” can be found on the Mason website.[17][18]

The CARP 2019 conference “Character Assassination and Populism: Challenges and Responses” featured critical input from practitioners in crisis management, journalism, and public relations. The event attracted scholars from twenty countries around the world.[19]

In 2019, the CARP Lab published its first handbook titled “Routledge Handbook of Character Assassination and Reputation Management”.[20]

See also

References
  1.  Icks, Martijn; Shiraev, Eric, eds. (2014). Character Assassination Throughout the Ages. Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN .
  2.  “Google Ngram Viewer”. books.google.com. Retrieved 21 March 2018.
  3.  Davis, Jerome (1950). Character assassination. New York: Philosophical Library.
  4.  Thomas, D (2010), Narcissism: Behind the Mask
  5.  Baibak, P; Hare, R. D Snakes in Suits: When Psychopaths Go to Work (2007)
  6.  “Dorothy Dix question or Dorothy Dixer”. Parliamentary glossary. Parliamentary Education Office (Commonwealth Parliament of Australia). Archived from the original on 17 May 2013. Retrieved 22 August 2013.
  7.  Walkowitz, Rebecca L.; Garber, Marjorie B.; Matlock, Jann (1993). Media spectacles. New York: Routledge. pp. 32. ISBN .
  8.  Rojas, Rafael; Blanco, Juan Antonio; de Aragon, Uva; Montaner, Carlos Alberto; Faya, Ana Julia; Lupi, Gordiano (2012). Aim, Fire! Character Assassination in Cuba. Miami: Eriginal Books. p. 12. ISBN .
  9.  Bailey, Anna; Barron, Sheelagh; Curro, Costanza; Teague, Elizabeth (2018). “Control:: instruments of informal governance”. Global Encyclopaedia of Informality, Volume 2. UCL Press. pp. 420–486. ISBN . JSTOR j.ctt20krxgs.13.
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  11.  “Character Assassination: The Art of Defamation Throughout the Ages. International Colloquium Heidelberg July 21st – July 23rd, 2011” (PDF).
  12.  The International Society for the Study of Character Assassination https://characterattack.wordpress.com
  13.  “Research Lab for Character Assassination and Reputation Politics”. Department of Communication. George Mason University. Retrieved 28 April 2019.
  14.  “Blog”. Character Assassination and Reputation Politics Research Lab. WordPress. Retrieved 28 April 2019.
  15.  “Character assassination (Global)”. Global Informality Project. MediaWiki. Retrieved 28 April 2019.
  16.  “Global Informality Project”. Global Informality Project. MediaWiki.
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  18.  “2017 Conference”. Department of Communication, College of Humanities and Social Sciences. George Mason University. Retrieved 28 April 2019.
  19.  Aburdeineh, Mariam (14 March 2019). “Character assassination conference promotes dialogue aimed at solutions”. News at Mason. George Mason University. Retrieved 28 April 2019.
  20.  Samoilenko, Sergei; Icks, Martijn; Keohane, Jennifer; Shiraev, Eric (2019). Routledge Handbook of Character Assassination and Reputation Management (1st ed.). UK: Routledge. ISBN .

Here is one of the character assassins that advertises himself as a character assassin:



 

His company was put out of business for selling character assassination services. They were bankrupted and this guy and his buddies were placed under permanent federal surveillance.

His company conduit-ed money to Google and YouTube to pay them to lock character assassination attacks on Google’s and YouTube’s servers.



We, and the FBI, The NSA, Fincen, The SEC and others have all the Financial records and/or data locations that prove it. Also, because of his past crimes, The Nephew’s computer hard drive was certainly cloned by law enforcement for years.

 

TAKE A LOOK AT THESE PUBLISHED THIRD-PARTY REPORTS:





 

GOOGLE GAWKER GIZMODO ARE ATTACK PARTNERS

 

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ENERGY STORAGE PATENT: Hydrogen storage, distribution, and recovery system



WO EP US JP AU US8066946B2 Our Producer D. Our Producer Our Producer Our Producer D

Priority 2002-03-15 • Filed 2007-01-30 • Granted 2011-11-29 • Published 2011-11-29

Cassette based systems and methods of hydrogen storage, distribution, and recovery are taught. A cassette or other container may contain a hydrogen storage or storing material. Information may be stored in the material and subsequently read or accessed. A probe may be used to interrogate the …

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Improved hydrogen storage materials are disclosed. A first material comprises a hydrogen storage nanomaterial that contains nanoparticles or nanoparticle clusters of a metal that is capable of combining with hydrogen to form a metal hydride. The nanomaterials may be formed using a thermal spray …

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WO WO2000064111A1 Our Producer D. Our Producer Unifree, L.L.C.

Priority 1999-04-16 • Filed 2000-04-14 • Published 2000-10-26

A server/client media file distribution system is provided in which the server system (12) is adapted to receive transmission requests from clients (14), status information from a network (16), and protocol information from each client (14). The server (12), based upon this information, adaptively …

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