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Patent agent , IP strategist (IAM300 award: "one of the world's leading IP strategists" 2015-25), BYU alum. Love freedom, oppose censorship.

Appleton, WI
Joined May 2008
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Poland, please stand for liberty. Do not surrender to the grifters who want to make you their serfs.
Polish MEP Dominik Tarczyński is explaining what is happening right now at Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal, calling it nothing less than a COUP D’ÉTAT! “In Poland, we have a liberal-left government led by Donald Tusk, who is the Prime Minister. What is happening right now with the Constitutional Tribunal is that they want to take it over and fill it with their own people. Why? Because they want to get rid of the Polish currency, bring us into the eurozone, and eliminate our secure borders. They are being pushed by the Germans, who want to spread the burden of illegal migration and send migrants to Poland. First of all, the Polish złoty is our constitutionally protected currency. They have to change the Constitution to replace it, and without the Constitutional Tribunal, they cannot do that. So, number one, they want to get rid of our currency and force us to adopt the euro and join the eurozone. Then they want to take our gold reserves, the largest in the European Union, to Frankfurt, to the European Central Bank, which is a German-based institution. They also want to open our borders. And they want to make sure that when they lose the next elections, which are coming next year, the Constitutional Tribunal will be unable to do anything to stop their actions or reverse what they have done. There are many more reasons, but I want you to understand one thing: they are under German influence. They are globalists, and we are fighting not just for Poland, but for Europe. Be like Poland. Be strong. Our nation is strong, and we are going to win this fight!”
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Please don’t share this story about the power of a slingshot in saving a girl from a criminal—otherwise woke mayors and governors will start passing slingshot control legislation.
An eight-year-old girl was playing in her backyard in Alpena Township, Michigan, looking for mushrooms, when a man suddenly emerged from the woods. He covered her mouth and began dragging her towards the trees. But her 13-year-old brother, Owen Burns, heard her scream—and what happened next may have saved her life. Owen had been inside playing video games that afternoon, but when he looked out the window and realised his sister was in danger, he grabbed a slingshot his mother had bought him for just $3. He picked up the first two things he could find nearby: a green marble and a piece of gravel. Then he fired. One struck the man in the chest. The other hit him in the head. The man released Owen’s sister, giving her the chance to escape and run inside. She was crying and terrified, telling her brother she had nearly been killed. Owen didn’t stop there. He ran outside, shouted after the attacker and watched as the man fled. Michigan State Police later found a 17-year-old hiding near a nearby gas station. He had visible injuries consistent with being struck by the slingshot. Investigators said those injuries helped them identify him. He was charged as an adult with several offences, including attempted kidnapping and child enticement. Owen’s father said his son had been practising with Nerf guns and BB guns from a young age and had always been a good shot. Owen had received his first slingshot when he was around seven. Police praised the teenager’s extraordinary actions, saying he had likely saved his sister’s life. But Owen was modest about what happened. He simply said he was lucky—and joked that the attacker was an easy target because he was much bigger than a Pepsi can. Just days later, the family celebrated the little girl’s eighth birthday. Her mother said she was grateful they were celebrating her birthday rather than planning her funeral. A $3 slingshot, two small projectiles and a 13-year-old boy who refused to ignore his sister’s screams. Owen’s quick reaction changed everything.
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Bad medicine. No science supports this. May not be safe even if the vaccine itself were safe and effective.
Once a child is under anesthesia, what’s actually stopping someone from giving them something the parents never agreed to❓ Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is running a program called “Close Your Eyes, We’ll Immunize.” Since 2023, CHOP has been offering parents the chance to have their child vaccinated against the flu while the child is already under sedation or anesthesia for another procedure. Staff raise it on the day of surgery. If the parents consent, the vaccine is given while the child is knocked out. In the 2025–2026 flu season alone they delivered over 2,000 doses this way. Roughly a third of those children, they say, wouldn’t have received the flu shot otherwise because of needle fear, limited access, or vaccine hesitancy. The hospital has reported generating over $60,000 from the program in one season and has discussed expanding it to include COVID-19, RSV, and other catch-up vaccines. Other children’s hospitals, including in Colorado, North Carolina, Seattle, Ohio, and Chicago, have run or piloted similar programs. Anesthesiologists have called it “stunningly irresponsible.” Adding a vaccine under anesthesia introduces another potential source of fever, rash, or allergic reaction at a time when the medical team is already managing potent drugs. If something goes wrong, it becomes harder to know whether it was the anesthetic, the antibiotic, or the vaccine. Pediatricians have also questioned whether stressed parents on the day of surgery can truly give properly informed consent. The program exists. It’s on CHOP’s own website. And they’re proud of it. chop.edu/vaccine-update-heal…
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Before you jump into a big project with Claude Code, understand critical limitations in the user interface. If you are seeking to extract information and analytical results where the key output is knowledge rather than a web page or program, you must realize your dialog in Claude Code is not like the dialogs in ChatGPT, Grok, or other major AI products where each conversation can be saved, searched, and accessed later. The dialog in Claude Code is not permanent and can suddenly undergo "compaction" where much is discarded and converted into internal notes that summarize some of the work. This may result in losing valuable information and even Claude forgetting things it once knew. Further, once you have a lengthy dialog, you may try "select all" and then copy and paste in Word to save it, only to find out that only a recent fraction of what you copied was pasted (with no warning that much is being discarded). The user interface is terrible in this respect. Knowledge can be lost easily. Dialogs in Claude Code don't get fully saved and are actually hard to save (no "save" or "export" function -- crazy!). Dialogs with Claude (not Claude code) in chat mode are more secure, but it doesn't know the information being generated in the dialog with Claude Code. I repeatedly ask Claude to write reports and update apps with key information as discoveries are made, but it often leaves out key details. It's up to you to capture and save details revealed in the dialog (and do it before compaction strikes -- I think thy have recently changed the interface to do compaction more often and to make it harder to know when it is coming). You will need to have Claude (I used Claude chat, not Claude Code) write a script for you to run in Terminal (for Mac users) in order to manually save the current dialog since your last save and then you need to do this periodically on your own to prevent compaction loss. The dialog design is poor, IMO, but apparently the designers thought that there was no need for users of Claude Code to save details of their conversations, and thus dialogs are treated like temporary low-value content when it may contain gems for some projects. Still love Claude Code, but I've suffered from data loss and have had to redo too many things. One more danger in Claude Code is that it makes the newbie mistake of not considering what might happen when a Web app it creates for your project is open in more than one tab. I've got apps that we use to create databases, extract data, correct data conflicts, find patterns, etc., but when it created these apps, it didn't provide what I assumed would be basic data security infrastructure to stop work in one window from overwriting edits to data made in another window. It can be up to the user to think of all sorts of basic things that could go wrong (staleness can strike in many ways!) and make sure Claude has taken steps to prevent that -- and to not trust it when it says things are secure. Even after I asked if having multiple windows open would be a problem, it's assurances that there was no risk of data loss only applied to the particular app I had opened. Claude should have said, "This Web app is secure, but the other apps are not and can cause data loss. Would you like to suffer the consequences?" Claude Code is remarkable, but you must understand the limitations of the interface (really terrible, IMO) and the risks of data loss that you must proactively resist and anticipate. Never trust Claude's work and pursue all sorts of paths to check for errors, poor judgement, and risks of data loss. My project is unusual and complex, and is focused more on extracting knowledge and patterns than in creating code. Claude Code was still probably the ideal choice for my project, though Claude was not designed with my project in mind.
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Update: after I asked Claude in chat to analyze why Claude Code's reports were missing so many details, it pointed out that key content from the dialogs had been archived after all, and that the problem is that Claude Code was relying on memory based on compaction rather than the critical conversation information in the archives. It gave me a series of commands to get Claude to redo its reports more accurately. Am more hopeful now!
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Watching #GeneralConference from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. As a big fan of Africa, yearning to see it rise and flourish, I am thrilled to see so many speakers from Africa. Terrific messages.
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The General Conference of October 2026 could be my favorite. Has been terrific so far.
"When we genuinely take upon ourselves the name of Jesus Christ by losing ourselves in the service of others, something miraculous happens." —Elder James O. Fantone #GeneralConference churchofjesuschrist.org/lear…
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Important news. We need to stop this dangerous drug that is entering the food chain.
Where has the national press gone? The Danish press shows no interest in the fact that calves are getting sick and dying from Bovaer’s waste product NOPA (3-nitrooxypropionic acid) and has not written about it even once. Therefore, I would very much like the international press to contact me, so that this horrific consequence of Bovaer can reach the public. The same thing happened when cows fell ill and died from Bovaer in 2025 in Denmark. It was only after the international press reported on it, that the Danish press followed suit. A Danish veterinarian confirms that Bovaer harms and kills cows and calves. And we now have three calf caretakers who, independently of one another, have experienced the same thing. Since no media outlet has reported that calves are getting sick and dying from Bovaer’s waste product NOPA (3-Nitrooxypropionic Acid), the first person to contact me will be the first to break this story. You can reach me at +45 25112723 Bovaer is approved in 70 countries, so this is certainly an international story. Thank you to the independent media outlet Psst-nyt.dk - @Psst2024 , which has reported on everything related to the Bovaer poison scandal from the beginning until now. NOPA-Nofff.dk Kent Nielsen 10/4 26
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The transcript is evidence of an innocent man being expired by the FBI. A terrible sign of deep corruption. Standing up for Brian is one of the most important things we can do to fight corruption and defend liberty for all of us.
Brian Cole Jr.'s defense team files an explosive motion to suppress his alleged confession, arguing federal agents ruthlessly exploited his autism and threatened his family during a psychologically abusive interrogation.
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Pass the petition. Enough of the Epstein protection swindle.
The Epstein files aren’t going away and Thomas Massie is turning up the heat. Massie says his second Epstein Files bill has the Republican votes needed to pass. Two Democrats were absent, but once they return, the discharge petition should advance. This isn’t about another headline. It’s about what remains hidden in the records, who appears in them, and what questions still haven’t been answered. Massie says there are more files to release—and now Congress is being forced to confront them again. Trump can hide as long as he wants but this is never going away.
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Can they continue to hide their malfeasance from the public in the false arrest and imprisonment of an innocent autistic man? Not if we speak out. The evidence you have assembled demands urgent action. It's obvious that a huge, shameful coverup has occurred. An innocent man, still imprisoned, is being asked to pay for their misdeeds. "Ladies and gentleman, I am so ashamed of what I have been pressured to do to an innocent black man, that I hereby announce my resignation." That will take heroic courage. May God bless at least one of these people to have the faith and guts to stand up and admit that they all knew Brian Cole was not the one adjusting his bra strap, communicating on a smart watch he does not own or use, wearing shoes too small for his feet, and walking with the unusual gate of a particular woman.
I’d like to take a moment just to recommend that all those who participated in that sham Dec. 4 press conference begin getting your “updated” remarks prepared. @USAttyPirro @FBIDirectorKash @dbongino @PamBondi What did you know, and when did you know it? @AGToddBlanche, maybe you or @POTUS can help move this along a tad more briskly.
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Great work. Let’s free Brian Cole.
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Those who swore to protect patients and do no harm suddenly abandoned all principle and became cruel. We must not forget. Did they ever apologize? If they still can’t see how wrong they were, they will do the same thing again when political or profit incentives call for more cruelty.
Never forget ‼️⚠️ In 2021, Leilani Lutali was in stage 5 kidney failure. She already had a living donor, Jaimee Fougner, a friend from Bible study. UCHealth in Colorado told them the transplant was on track. Then the policy changed. Both women were given 30 days to start the COVID vaccine or be dropped from the list. Leilani offered to sign a waiver. They refused. The hospital’s line was simple: no shot, no kidney. She did not die on that list. She and Jaimee went to Baylor in Texas. The transplant went ahead without the mandate. Kidney function jumped from about 5% to 73% after surgery. A willing donor. A dying patient. And a hospital that made the injection the price of staying alive. Never forget they did this. cbsnews.com/colorado/news/uc…
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Democracy at work: just do what you are told.
There has to be a law against somebody voting when he doesn't even know his own name.🤦‍♀️ How about the law of common sense, where is that?
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Why are AI billionaires begging the government to please heavily regulate their industry? Because the regulations are to protect them from competitors. A proven business model that has protected many billionaires in the past. Don't be played. quoththeraven.substack.com/p…
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Great line: “Yes, from the producers of long-running hit show ‘CLIMATE CHANGE WILL KILL US ALL!’ and the international sensation ‘COVID WILL KILL US ALL!’ comes the latest experience in fear everyone is talking about.” zerohedge.com/ai/human-extin…
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