Friday, September 14, 2018

My Semi Autonomous Defense Systems

 I have received numerous emails about installations but sadly I'm in the states but I will be back overseas soon enough where I'll pick up where I left off. (I have researched and searched again to implement all the newest technology, I don't watch TV) *And these pics are Not it!



































 How does it work? Shrink a Mobile Command Center down to less than 30 pounds, teach two drones to pull a trigger and stand back.

Do you wish to have a successful blog or website

 From what I can ascertain my visitors wish to view things from a different perspective, they also wish to learn life and tech techniques that create a stronger sense of being.
 I supplied the avenue yet I owe it to hungry minds for all the rest.
*Now if I could get them to afford one of my services LOL








***I'll answer your question here:
 Blogs don't really generate much cash flow unless they're associated with a viable and tangible product. My real source of income comes from my associated website > Niko's Toy Box


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Talking about fake or exaggerated news

 I'm sitting at an American airport watching the news on hurricane Florence, chuckles. In several shots I see dry ground all around the reporters but where do they stand? In the water LOL
 Now... Is this for my benefit to get a better feel of what's transpiring or simply to make a more dramatic impact? And where reporters couldn't stand in the water, let's create some digital imagery to create a scenario where viewers can go "OMG"
 You may have a cool, level headed approach to life yet it seems "the powers that be" don't want you there.




The most accurate hurricane updates

Thursday, September 13, 2018

I'm missing my puppy and my rig



SEO & Backlinking / Google Analytics & Adsense

 I can't share as much as I'd like to, this is one of the ways I supplement my income. But I will share this, it would be advisable to attend a seminar, take an online class or follow some sort of structured learning class.
 I do various SEO and backlinking tasks for several sites and if you're not certain of what you're doing, you're bound to f^#k something up for 90 to 180 days.


Compliments and questions about my email signature

 Smiles, some who have written to me to ask questions, to convey they weren't happy with a post or just to say "Hi" have received this in their replied email:


 No, I do not take a picture of my business card everytime I respond to an email, it's a part of my signature.
You can put your name, address, pictures of your children, a youtube video or almost anything you's like in your signature.


 - Go to "settings".

 - Click "options" which will open a screen that looks like this. Different with every type of account.


 - Click "signature" and have a blast. *Remember to save whatever you add.

Here's an example of a low level scammer

 I would like to think that those who come here and actually read my posts are well educated and prepared for these sorts of BS scams.
 I've already given instructions on how to trace emails and phone calls for "verification".




 So, I post things that I no longer need on C List and other similar sites to get rid of them or trade. I posted a high end RC Traxxas Revo 3.3 recently and I get a text from someone that says they want it.
They don't need to see it or make sure it works but they're sending me a check FedX - 1st red flag.

 I get the tracking number from the sender but haven't gone to get it because I'm out of the country but it's fake trust me. They want me to deposit it into my bank account and then they will send me directions for a "shipper" to pick it up. - 2nd red flag.

Now the person or persons are texting me every hour to make sure I deposited their check 3rd red flag.

*I told them I deposited the check just for the hell of it...smiles. I'm devious like that and enjoy this sort of Tom Foolery.

 Be careful and never drop your guard.

A very valuable site that I had forgotten about

Why thousands of millionaires don’t pay federal income taxes


Tax documents obtained by the New York Times show that Donald Trump declared a massive net operating loss of $916 million in 1995, enough to allow him to avoid paying federal income taxes for up to 18 years. The documents shed light on provisions in the U.S. tax code that allow wealthy individuals to avoid income tax payments even in years when they make millions.
In 1995, Trump declared $3.4 million in business income, $7.4 million in interest income, and close to $100,000 in income from other sources such as dividends, taxable refunds and wages. But this income was more than offset by hundreds of millions of dollars in reported losses from real estate and "the financial wreckage he left behind in the early 1990s through mismanagement of three Atlantic City casinos, his ill-fated foray into the airline business and his ill-timed purchase of the Plaza Hotel in Manhattan," according to the Times.
About 46 percent of all tax filers (individuals or households) pay no federal income taxes each year because of various exclusions. High-income tax filers make up a tiny portion of that number, but they are by far the biggest beneficiaries. More than half of the tax revenue lost to the most common tax exclusions stays in the pockets of the richest one-fifth of Americans, according to an analysis by the Congressional Budget Office.
While it's rare for high-earners to pay no federal income tax, it's not unheard of. In 2011, for instance, about 433,000 tax filers with incomes over $100,000 paid no federal income tax, according to estimates based on limited IRS data by the Tax Policy Center, a nonprofit think tank. That number includes approximately 4,000 filers with an income of $1 million or more.
Visit the interactive link above.


10 Things You Can Do RIGHT NOW to Improve Your Life

*I can't say I agree with the author's sentiments and some I'm opposed to yet my "opinion" isn't the center of the universe now is it?



My biggest criticism with personal development, self improvement, or whatever you want to call it, is that a lot of it is theoretical or has little effect on your life NOW. Of course, most people become interested in personal development because of problems they're facing immediately, which creates a perfect setup for disappointment.
Thinking back on the different areas in which I've directed my efforts, here is a short list of some of the most effective ones which got results quickly (in no particular order):
1. Buy and read the book Fantastic Voyage : Live Long Enough to Live Forever. It's a fascinating read and will give you a deep and valuable understanding of your body, nutrition, and food. When I read it I did so because I was bored, even though I had no particular interest in health or diet. Reading it instantly changed the way I see a lot of things.
2. Open up a new bank account and religiously deposit 10-15% of your after tax income into it every month. This is money that you will NEVER SPEND for your entire life. As it grows you earn interest, and spend that (or add it to this same account). Once you have a significant amount of money, you can then invest it in something reliable like an index fund. You are allowed to use it as a down payment for a house.
3. Go through your house with a trash bag and throw away everything you don't need. You will immediately feel happier, less stressed, and more motivated to work on other projects. (be sure to look in cabinets, the fridge, and your desk - you will probably need more than one bag)
4. Get in the habit of taking a walk every day. Taking walks is surprisingly therapeutic (I do it every time I have a big decision to make, or feel stressed) and is also really good for your cardiovascular system. If you can do it during the day, that's even better. A moderate amount of sun is the best way to get Vitamin D and a healthy looking tan to make the ladies (and boys) swoon.
5. Starting at the top of the list, make a decision on one person in your phone every day. They either get a phone call or deleted. You might feel weird calling people you haven't talked to in a while, but think of how you would feel if they called just to see how you were doing. You'd probably feel really good that you were being thought about. During this process you'll also find people you'll never talk to again. Deleting their number will save time and effort when scrolling through your phone book.
6. Similar to #3, go through your closet and either pack up (to be lost in the attic forever), throw away, or donate any clothes you haven't worn in the past 30 days. (Exceptions are seasonal items [can't you just pack those?] or things like a suit or party dress that doesn't expect frequent use.)
7. Go shopping and buy enough of the following items to last at least 6 months :
  • toothpaste
  • paper towels
  • toilet paper (try moistened towelettes! they're way better)
  • soap
  • detergent for clothes and dishes
  • plastic bags (zip lock and trash)
If you can think of any other items where a) the price isn't going to change drastically b) your preference probably won't change c) the shelf life is very long, then stock up on those too. Look! You've just eliminated a serious chunk of your todo list and mindless errands for the next six months!
8. If you're disorganized, get and read Getting Things Done : The Art of Stress-Free Productivity. It will have you organized with a gameplan for staying organized easily within 1-3 days. If you're already organized, then you can just take a second and gloat.
9. Find the most expensive item you have that you don't use anymore and sell it on ebay. It will take you 10 minutes at most, plus another 30 minutes to ship (while you're at the post ofice, get 100 2 cent stamps and never worry about that again). Alternatively, just send it to me as a present.
10. Show this page to your friends! Helping out other people makes you feel better, and working on some of these things with your friends will make them more fun.
Don't just read this list and think "that's a good idea". Do it now! If you're at work, then order the books, take a break and make your first phone call while you take a walk.
I tried to fairly evenly distribute the focus between the three areas of Health, Wealth, and Relationships. Relationships has the least focus because improving your health and wealth will likely improve relationships as well. If you could use some extra help with meeting women or being attractive to them, check out my book called Make Her Chase You. I am a world famous pickup artist who has learned from the best ladies' men in the world, and I've condensed all of my knowledge into one awesome book.

Why in the World Does Anyone Want to be President?

*It seems to me the aspirations of an idiot, it doesn't pay much, there's a tedious schedule with someone always up your ass with security or a camera, no matter what you do, someone's pissed, you have to sit around and flat out lie, excuse me, "Speak rhetorically" because most can't handle the flat out truth.

 Let's view someone else's reasoning.


As we celebrate Presidents’ Day in the midst of the 2016 campaign for the White House, it is fitting that we pause to ask why in the world anyone wants to be president of the United States. Arguably it is the toughest and most challenging job on the planet. The pressures presidents face are immense, and the scrutiny, second-guessing, and ridicule to which they are subjected is intense and never-ending. Those willing to pursue this office must either have very thick skin, a huge ego, the ability to ignore criticism, a strong conviction that they can make the world better through their service, or all of these things.
Presidents have confronted colossal challenges from George Washington on. In his case, the key issue was could the new fragile republic survive when Britain, France, and Spain wanted to control the land west of the original 13 states. These trials have been especially acute when the nation was at war—against Britain in 1812-1813, in the crucible of the Civil War, against Spain in 1898, in World Wars I and II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.
While the role of president has always been demanding, it seems to be even more daunting today. The world’s problems are formidable and frightening. Financial woes, international turmoil, and the threat of terrorism abound. As New York Times columnist David Brooks argues, the United States faces “complex, intractable problems,” including technological changes that displace workers, the dissolution of the traditional family structure, political chaos in the Middle East, and increasing inequality at home and abroad. He asserts that less-educated voters are experiencing “a tidal wave of trauma” as jobs become scarce, wages decrease, heroin addiction and suicide rates increase, and faith in American institutions dissolves.
Meanwhile, Americans’ expectations about what our presidents should be able to accomplish are enormous and unrealistic. Many Americans seem to think that presidents can singlehandedly rejuvenate the economy, supply jobs, protect our nation, resolve long-standing diplomatic disputes, and end wars in other countries.
Moreover, from Washington to the present, both the policies and personal life of our chief executives have been endlessly investigated and attacked. Presidents’ character has been impugned, their motives questioned, and their decisions and policies denounced.
In 1796, Thomas Paine, the author of “Common Sense,” predicted that in future ages, “the world will be puzzled to decide whether” George Washington was “an apostate or an impostor;” whether he had “abandoned good principles” or whether he “ever had any.” John Adams was accused of being inept, a monarchist, and a warmonger. Alexander Hamilton denounced his fellow Federalist’s “disgusting egotism” and “horrible jealousy.” Thomas Jefferson was lambasted as mad Tom, an ineffectual philosopher, an impractical dreamer, a frenzied radical, an atheist, and an infidel. Every one of their successors has also been subjected to scathing criticism and innuendo.
Today the ever-present media and the 24-hour news cycle have made matters even worse by intensifying the scrutiny of presidential aspirants and officeholders. Both George W. Bush and Barack Obama have frequently been censured as totally incompetent buffoons and even as the antichrist.
Many presidents have testified that their time in office has been an ordeal. The combination of the numerous crises they faced and the criticism they endured have worn down even our most capable and confident presidents. Only a few of them (Theodore Roosevelt, for example), thoroughly enjoyed their tenure. Many have lamented that being president was a burdensome and grueling experience. Numerous chief executives have appeared to age inordinately during their years in office.
So why have these 43 men (yes, we have only had 43 presidents; when we label Obama the 44th president, we count Grover Cleveland twice because his two terms were not consecutive) been willing to serve one or two four-year terms? Certainly, one major reason has been their sense of duty to the country and belief that they could improve its standing in the world and the lives of its citizens. Numerous presidents have testified that they felt called by God to seek our nation’s highest office. Moreover, many of them have insisted that their faith became deeper as they increasingly relied on God for strength to face mammoth challenges and make tough decisions that often had tremendous consequences. Every president since Gerald Ford, except Jimmy Carter, has cited the words of Abraham Lincoln that “I have been driven many times to my knees by the overwhelming conviction that I had nowhere else to go.”
We should continue to carefully examine the qualifications and character of those who seek the presidency and debate the impact of the policies and actions of our chief executives. However, as we celebrate, Presidents’ Day, let us also be thankful that so many men and women have been and are willing to seek our nation’s highest office and have served so effectively to make our nation, flawed as it is, a beacon of democracy and hope in today’s troubled world.
Dr. Gary Scott Smith chairs the history department at Grove City College and is a fellow for faith and politics with The Center for Vision & Values. He is the author of "Religion in the Oval Office"(Oxford University Press, 2015), “Faith and the Presidency From George Washington to George W. Bush” (Oxford University Press, 2009), "Religion in the Oval Office" and “Heaven in the American Imagination” (Oxford University Press, 2011).

I just received a marriage proposal

 Thank you and it's much appreciated, I'm flattered. I'd only drag you around the world living from place to place, always meeting new people and leaving just as you learn to like them, eating foods from all four corners of the world, wait! 











 I love the thought but I wouldn't even marry me.

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"Sys Nica" is an information & technology sharing blog *the most important post ever

 My posts seem so far from tech yet they are not. I observe people focus on terminations, systems management, signal loss and parameters which is "cute" to say the least yet all tech begins and ends in your mind.
Everything you see is a form of technology and yes, this includes evolution with "selected for or selected against".
 Fiber optics is one of the greatest innovations in my lifetime and do you know how it came to be? There was a man in a barn filling a bucket with water when his flashlight dropped. He noticed that the water didn't exit the stream, instead the light bent and continued down into the bucket.


 Your mind is the greatest tech gadget on earth when honed and developed. All cars, gadgets, computers, radios, phones, etc. are but extensions of your mind and the extensions of the minds that brought them to be.

 How can I say this?

 The most rudimentary system of fiber optics existed millions of year before human beings, oh yeah smart ass, my statement has truth.

 I want you to think about one of those creatures that just crawled out of the primeval soup, it had a deluxe communication system, slower but it was and is the same as a fiber optic system.
 It had receptors and you have an input on your device. It had anxious and you have cabling. It had synapses and neurotransmitters and you have bulkheads and indexing gel. It had a brain and you have a craptop, all subject to loss, distortion but mostly, "End user misinterpretation of information".

 The same things that lead them to their demise is in many instances leading us to our demise right now. They thought that they "knew" things just as you do right now.

 "Niko J", proud to know nothing and understand even less.

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One of the greatest mental tech lessons that I may not be able to teach

 I don't care what the scenario may be, a chat, a conversation, words of love, a news broadcast, a movie and even when you're alone and talking to yourself, "Listen to what's NOT said". You may find that there's more truth in the unspoken than what is actually said.


 Already explaining that no one can speak an absolute truth due to perception and experiences we can turn our attention to the "unspoken" truths.

 - You meet someone that's attracted to you and they begin by telling you about they're great career or job, their great kids and life, etc. Back to that old saying, "If it seems to good to be true, it probably is". The unspoken may take time yet it will emerge, quicken the process by listening to what's not being said.

 - Your child comes in a bit roughed up and he tells you alllllll about how the bully beat him up. I'd listen to the entire plea and end it with, "How did this start"? Back to listening to what he doesn't say.
 It's time to go meet this family and bully to get his rendition of the story, so on and so forth. You may find your child to be the greater in percentage of the truth and then again he may not. The truth may lay straight down the middle of the line? Do yourself a favor and search yourself for your own agenda typically being that your child can do no wrong.

- People run around saying, "I'll pray for you" but what didn't they say? Consciously or subconsciously do they derive some sort of satisfaction from tasking these things? Are their prayers altruistic or in some way appealing to themselves as having "done a good thing"? They may think that praying for you is their way of feeling better about all the bones that lay in their own attic. Once again I say, "Engage them and let them explain the reasons and motivation".

  I admit that I don't have a grasp on how to teach this and I don't even remember how and when I began doing this yet it has worked for me in so many ways that I'll never be able to convey it to you that does it justice.

*As far as James Allen, my current thoughts on this subject reminded me of sometimhg he might say.

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