Thank's for your interest.

I usually don't like posting about myself, but I would like to share pieces of information that relate to my position with the 501c3/non-profit Earth Intelligence Network
(public intelligence online journal | old website)

I have a persistence to keep track of emerging technology and projects that could potentially advance the quality of life and intelligence of people.

As "Chief Scout" for EIN, I have poured myself into archiving many links here that include finds on information resources, mobile technology, online learning, simulations, data visualization, documentaries, events, problem-solving proposals, and collaborative projects.

My first published writing came in the summer of 2008 in a book that consisted of over fifty writers entitled "Collective Intelligence: Creating a Prosperous World at Peace" (Free online version and hardback version available).

In January of 2006, I made my first presentation in the Washington D.C. area to an audience that consisted of former-CIA, current military intelligence officers, technology corporation executives, journalists, researchers, consultants, and a variety of others. The countries represented spanned from Singapore to South Africa to Canada.

Robert Steele organized that event, and as soon as he read a 2004/2005 proposal of mine, he offerred me a speaker position at his conference. The proposal had ideas that now could be expressed as converging GoogleEarth & Secondlife before either of the two were publicly released.

In the summer of 2006, I did my second presentation at Boston College for the seventh annual convention for the Media Ecology Association, where Smart Mobs author Howard Rheingold was also a speaker.

I have a high interest in the relations between our thinking and health when experiencing media/ multi-media, as well as independent experience, self-guided learning, customization, and being forced to adapt and adopt or conform to defectively designed environments.

I have the confidence of being able to walk into new environments, and after learning about the processes and operations, point out potentially innovative possibilities.

My past work with author Howard Bloom had me travel to both urban and rural Russia in Autumn 2005, Amsterdam in Spring 2006, Malaysia and South Korea in Summer 2007, as well as many space-industry related events both public and invite-only from 2006-2008.

As of November 2008, I've been posting links to the EIN Twitter page.
And I recently set-up a non-profit designated YouTube page for EIN
My no-frills website is at Re-Configure.org and my contact info is here (earthintelnet[at]gmail.com)

March 2006 in Amsterdam with Douglas Rushkoff (via webcast from NYC), and Howard Bloom for an event I produced at Felix Meritus. Composer Octavio Vazquez also attended.

Moscow's Red Square, Autumn 2005

Seoul South Korea in Summer 2007

Seoul South Korea, home of public newspapers on display

Brooklyn, NY 2007 with Greg Palast

DNI's first Open Source Intelligence Conference in 2007 which was inspired by Robert Steele's conferences that preceeded for many years prior. 2006 peek