My personal research focuses on the north and south poles of planets and stars as well as Antarctica "looking like a brain"! I also host a monthly "full moon star party" which is a gathering of amateur astronomers (friends and family) for the purpose of observing objects and events in the sky. Our Local star parties may be one-night affairs, but larger events can last up to a week or longer and attracts a variety of participants. Many clubs have monthly star parties during the warmer months. Large regional star parties are held annually and are an important part of the hobby of amateur astronomy.

For Public Information: I'm trying to LEARN to be a more humble and thankful trader! I like to trade Futures, EUR/USD, GOLD, and various stocks/options. I'm also really like looking for international businesses that do "Import and Export".

I helped organize Cape Cod's perhaps first/early web technologies "meetups" with the Cape Cod Makers. We talked about the topics of HTML, JavaScript, PHP, and CSS and a few other key (very complicated) topics in computer science related to the web. Cape Cod maybe the location that America was first discovered and has an interesting cosmic space "hook or receiver" (the shape of the land) and also home of not only one but two of the World's best Ocean Research Labs. Wow... thats three I guess NOAA counts too (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute / Marine Biological Labratory and NOAA)! I really appreciated working on web technologies near such great sea science. The OCEAN is like a Bridge! :)

Believe it or not Metropolitan Bank Group is one of the best small banks! The team was really fun to work with! I helped developed the tools (free to the public and perhaps some of the first open source banking tools) and webpages used by the bankers on the local intranet for about 150 bank locations around Chicagoland and about 5 different bank names. I worked with a team of 5 on the PHP, MySQL, and JavaScript code for the bank. I'm very proud to work for one of the first banks in the world that started to support publishing free software! Everyone at the bank was AMAZING to work with!

Lead Software Developer on developing the front end in Javascript/Python.

I helped start a new moving business with a team of 3 movers and did approximately 100+ moves (its very important to not do as much work as we did! we did way too much very dangerous work... a lot!!! I also have a bad back to this very day!) in the Chicago Area and others.. I helped with the business day to day operations, transportation, and moving. Privately and "just for fun" we developed a web robot in Java to search the internet for customers (however this is not ethical, there is a lot of work in ethics and law in removing AI - Artificial Intelligence from work (business/stocks), government, school, and relationships in favor of life and democracy) The earth has some profound keys... especially when you realize Antartica looks like a brain and the universe is alive in a different sense then anyone imagined. I still like moving (despite my back and many other problems). We needed to stop working in moving and work on projects in favor of normal astronomy, cosmology or/and/how humanity may move into the universe. And we MAYBE learned something very important about hard work in life. If I was YOUR mover... Never move anything... and sometime the rules are wrong (just leave it)! and donate to charity... a clean house helps! and it costs a lot less... not only to you but on the environment... (manifolds and hyperspace) and look for what seem to be glowing lights in the North or South Pole to help you really move! advice to people involved in hard labor? dont work as much as me... there are more important things to work on that help everyone. (and yes I really do have a bad back...) :)

(Foreign and International and Local) Strategic Global Research with two foreign business partners. We worked with some of the best people in New York City and investigated almost everything possible and are hilariously smart and fun to work with!

Altera has developed into PERHAPS one of the most important semiconductor companies in the Silicon Valley "Bay Area". As a software engineer for Altera I was the primary developer for the RAM and DSP simulation models used by all of Altera customers. FPGA's are extremely important not only in signal processing "communications"... FPGA (programmable logic) is also in general helpful in anything that involves "complex or simple bridging electronics fabric". I enjoyed working for the team on complex technical work in the heart of Silicon Valley! I worked with a team of software engineers and verified our designs in Modelsim and also developed thousands of automated tests in C++ for these HDL (programmable circuitry or programmable hardware) modules (testing things hundreds of thousands of times and sometimes each day). We also helped to debug large customer designs (some designs gigabits in size) Most of the work could be thought of as extremely complex however it wasn't that complex for me because I have always studied a lot and worked very hard. Altera has a great team to work with and they are always working on projects carefully and with perhaps some of the most brilliant stars in the Bay Area.

I was fortunate to work an internship with one of Earths first and most important Super Computing Companies. We helped develop the JTAG Boundary Scan test instructions (or code/software) in C/HDL. We also worked on the Table Lookup Buffer (Memory Interface) for the Supercomputer.

FPGA Motion Control Sensors (Optical Encoders)