I began as a B.B.S. Operator in late 1986. "A.R.C. Angel Express BBS�" of Fido 1:284/7. A hobbyist since that time more web pages and terminal stations I can count have come and gone.

After I closed down the "A.A.E." I remapped the system and created "Sleepless Nights B.B.S �". Ergo the "Rabidknine�" and associated monograms. Extra titles such as "Siva Draconious" have existed since I was published in international magazine print during the 1981 era.

Major internet business's such as Juno, Yahoo, A.O.L., S.W.Bell, and A.T.&T are on record supporting my statements for court purposes. Also included was radio terminal programs and 2,5,10 meter relay stations known as Pak terminals. In my home town I am listed as an "old Codger" for example.

(This history page is "condensed" from the actual versions.)

Hurst Tool Certified! Auto & Farm Extrication Specialist!
 (University Of Columbia Fire Sciences)

 I began as volunteer Fireman after serving in the U.S. Navy. I was a crewman aboard the U.S.S. Dwight D. Eisenhower CVN-69 . I was assigned to VS-31 (see below). Originally I was a rated as an Aviation Maint Administration Man. Very boring, and requested a transfer. My calling of duty was Classified Damage Control Petty Officer for the Unit. (see the modernized logo above).

All departments were located County of Greene, State of Missouri. The first department I served was the County Wide Fire & Rescue (Which Later Became Station #2 of the Battlefield Fire Protection District (Evans Road - Southwest Power Plant) During the same time period I also worked part time with the Greene County Office of Emergency Management.

While working with the Pleasant View Fire Protection District I suffered a broken leg. (Mechanical Failure on what was then truck #605). The Ebeneezer Fire Protection District was my last working Fire & Rescue service position.

For most security products that I hadn't ordered via my own company Dragon Specialty Products�, I used the sources provided by Gall's Inc.

I began working as a Security Officer for various local companies in 1985. My tenure in the field ended during the summer of 2000 after being wounded. I also wore the Point Blank threat Level IIIA vest on the job. It replaced my older Second Chance body armor. Several years later I still get cold easy. (While not certified as of yet, I am classified by many as a true survivor!)

Here's a look at the most recent equipment used. Though it was damaged in a burglary and assault issue. The matching pair 232gig external drives shown were also stolen along with the cell phones displayed.