Holcomb Energy Systems:Breakthrough technology to the world

[bistander]

... Give it a week or 3 or 4 and revisit.
...

That was a week and half ago. Still expecting something in a couple weeks? O K.
Let's hope Timothy Grega had a happy father's day.
bi

[SolarLab]

That was a week and half ago. Still expecting something in a couple weeks? O K.
Let's hope Timothy Grega had a happy father's day.
bi

Hi bistander,

If you are an investor, or other involved party, you would likely know, or will know in the
nearest future, if anything is developing, or about to transpire.

If not, then everything relating to any HES situation, is really of no concern to you and not relevant.
Possibly a good gossip topic, but other than that, notta...

Timothy will be just fine - Florida Labour Law and County Statutes are very fair to employee's who
are owed wages, etc. (a 14 day demand letter, and such), however Florida is a Right-to-Work state
so you have to be a little careful. Also, Unemployment Enjoyment benefits are tricky if you just walk
out without notice. Other than that it's pretty straight forward bar his comments, if not true.

Disclaimer - I'm not a lawyer and this is not any form of legal stuff.

Also, Bob's claim that Holcomb "owed Thousands in back-pay" would require more facts since Florida
has some strick State and County laws regarding payment of wages. This rarely goes beyond 14, and
possibly beyond 30 days in typical circumstances. Anyway, sounds a bit "out-of-the-ordinary!"

Your concern is heart warming but there's not need to concern yourself on anyones behalf, really...

SL

[bistander]

Hi bistander,

If you are an investor, or other involved party, you would likely know, or will know in the
nearest future, if anything is developing, or about to transpire.
...

Actually investors are given no more information in that regard than the general public due to insider trading laws. Maybe I am an investor. So it may be my business. I bring some news (public domain) here to seek more information and to alert others. You appeared interested enough to practically demand more of me.
bi

[rakarskiy]

Such an interesting twist. Let's wait until the police find the culprit.

[onepower]

rakarskiy

Such an interesting twist. Let's wait until the police find the culprit.

An interesting twist?, if they have what they claim this party hasn't even gotten started.

Personally, if I was crazy enough to advertise which is debatable I would use a real security system and not the crap most buy.
1)Thermal camera's which track the heat signature tied to an HD IR camera with free face tracking software. In effect, it tracks your body heat, zooms in on your face with an HD IR camera and hello loser your face is now all over the internet day or night rain or shine.
2)Most brain dead people leave there cell phone on which is constantly hunting for wifi access points or god forbid a bluetooth point. Rig up three access points which track any new signals entering the region. Not only can we position them using triangulation but capture there phone personal info.

I mean these brain washed underachievers they may as well have one of those radio shack fire man's helmet with the flashing red light screaming woo woo woo for all it's worth.

Here are a few links how to put together something like I'm using...
https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/304
https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-mlx90640-ir-thermal-camera/arduino-thermal-camera
https://www.engineersgarage.com/how-to-use-a-thermal-camera-with-arduino/
https://hackaday.io/project/7103-arduino-cellular-tracking-device
https://hackaday.com/2013/07/20/arduino-cellphone/
https://forum.arduino.cc/t/detecting-cellphone-proximity/4785

I mean, my garden even has an omnidirectional spike which looks for IR signatures across 360 degrees, shines a high intensity LED in the direction of the signature and activates a piezo element to emit the most annoying sounds you can imagine. Not because some dumb ass might be trying to thwart my free energy inventions but deer eating my corn in the garden. You think your smart?, a deer can jump an 8 foot fence in the dead of night with no sound, eat your garden, crap on your herb garden for good measure and leave without your supposed guard dog so much as breathing heavy.

Now I'm thinking next level, why have passive security which is actually anything but security by definition?. What is security?, it is something which doesn't just monitor what some dumb ass is doing on my property but "secures me". So now were talking thermal tracking robots which can actually defend us and our interests. So you have a guard dog any six year old could drop with a steak laced with arsenic or even a laxative. While I could have a 6 foot thermal tracking robot that can move at 30 mph with a spiked club just calling your name... who will win?, it is not you.

In effect, the ultimate security is always something everyone else never saw coming or could anticipate. It's always the unknown which scares most to there core not the known...

AC