Dear visitors to this site,

When I wanted to start my first web site, the best competition was on Christmas break, so wetpaint got my business.

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This site was originally called "Data Integration". I have changed that to reflect the umbrella name I use for my public work.

As of this writing I am 55 years old. Many people call a lifetime a "journey" or a "path" but that's too head-in-the-air for me. It's a lifetime. In an age like this, you might expect that a person's viewpoint on life would change after 55 years. And mine did.

I started out as an artist, and a student of modern technologies, the sciences, etc. And now I am a Scientologist and a follower of the disclosure movement, exopolitics, ufology.

In my younger years, traditional technologies were under attack. They were being attacked for being ineffective, among other things. And that was their biggest weak point. Physics had developed nuclear energy and lasers. Electronics had developed radio, television, and computers. But what had the social technologies of politics, business management, economics, psychology, and education accomplished? They had fallen hopelessly behind.

Today some see the old social technologies as the glue holding society together, while others see them as largely worthless and irrelevant. My viewpoint leaned towards the idea of just throwing them all out. But I could see that they served an important purpose. They had to be repaired, but -- what was wrong with them?

For me, the work of L. Ron Hubbard held the most convincing answers.

Yet that work was being ignored by many who could benefit from it. I wanted to make it more accessible to those without the resources to make a full study of it themselves. The church, meanwhile, was asking me to join staff, and so I did. But this ended up taking me off my purpose of making the subject more accessible, and so I finally left staff to continue that work.

Life Force Designs is the name I have chosen for this work.

As of this writing (16 Nov 2009) the other pages on this site are all as they were when I wrote them earlier this year. I will be updating them over a period of time, as seems appropriate.

My first step in learning how to communicate what I had learned to a broader audience was to learn what discoveries and terminology were already in use and being written about or spoken about by others. This is the "data integration" step referred to in the original title of this site. It is still ongoing. But in these last few months I have learned much!

(last revision 29 April 2009)