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Guillermo J. Perry

gperry@knirv.com

verifications of all identity documents individuals presented was

entirely unrealistic… Until now, Get the latest news updates with a TV Stream or

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There was no way that the states were going to be able to afford to

create such a massive high-tech system. The technology simply

wasn’t available and now with the whole economy in a tailspin and

over 30 states now bankrupt there clearly isn’t the funding

required.

The original Real ID act called for the creation of a vast

database into which images of all identity documents presented

would be created and maintained so that other government and

private entities could perform searches. This aspect of the act

presents an intrusion by government into our lives that many

found contrary to the whole notion of a free country.

Barack Obama seemed to be openly critical of the Real ID act so

it was assumed that his administration would bury the law and

keep it from ever being enacted.

But we were wrong. The Obama administration is now seeking to

replace Real ID with Pass ID a watered down compromise version

of the original act.

Under Pass ID the need to verify ID documents would be scraped as

least for the next few years. Congress has been quietly increasing

the distribution of funds to the states for the purpose of increasing

drivers license security.

As our Commander in Chief has established a track record for conceding in compromise to the opposition in Congress; the idea of a vast national database containing ID

documents of each and every citizen is now a reality!

Do you have a Real ID?

The Obama administration used the threat of Real ID to

help them push their Pass ID act into enactment, there would’ve been some

changes to drivers license processing but nothing like the

draconian measured Real ID will now inflict.

If there’s another terrorist attack you can expect that the entire

Real ID program will be enacted with haste. Other than that either

the Real ID program would have been delayed over and over until it was

forgotten or the Pass ID program could be enacted in it’s place.

You can still create a new identity these days. It’s getting a bit

more complicated but not that much so. Until online document

verification becomes an immediate reality- you’re still in business.

In 2009 the most important factor in the world of identity changing

was the enactment of the new Real ID law signed into law by

President Bush.

The Bush administration was eagerly pushing the enactment of

Real ID but when the public became aware of the details of this

new law, the government was forced to delay the law’s schedule

and even drop many of it’s more offensive requirements. Until now!…

Pursuant to the Department of Homeland Security’s REAL ID regulation, States were to be in full compliance with the REAL ID Act of 2005 by May 11, 2011. A final rule issued March 7, 2011 changes that date to January 15, 2013. This change gives States the time necessary to ensure that driver’s licenses and identification cards issued by States meet the security requirements of the REAL ID Act.

At this point it appears that Real ID is far from doomed – but you never

know. Either the government will officially abandon the Pass ID law which

looks likely, or the law will finally be enacted. If it becomes law, it

will become LESS difficult (but not impossible) to change your

identity.

Government Links:

http://www.dhs.gov/files/laws/gc_1172765386179.shtm

http://edocket.access.gpo.gov/2008/08-140.htm

We need to make intellectual property financing a profitable industry. This market has the potential to reverse the effects of the global mortgage meltdown. The financial titans of the world are the brokers who hold our portfolios together, now we’re providing new brokers the opportunity to handle business the right way the first time.

The convenience of an IP Broker is that there aren’t many rules that are set in stone, because this is a global market. Therefore, it’s the broker that creates the corporation with new strategies and valuation models which makes the laws that the world will accept as standard. It’s the broker who will help the world valuate the treasures of our hearts that flow from our minds; those we call intellectual property. If we can certify these brokers at a considerably low cost ( lower than wholesale certification from Japan) what would that do for the U.S. economy ? More importantly, what would that do for the global economy ?

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The difference between thinking and responding is very clear in context. When we think, we release our power of influence on the world; we tap into the ability to get results. It’s like trading stocks or currencies. If you really want to make money, you think about a trading strategy and then you win…At least that’s the aim. Automatic responding is simply a void call of non interest (meaning when people aren’t really involved and interested, that’s why they respond thoughtlessly). I know when I’m thinking or just responding. Most of the time, I respond without thinking when I don’t have anything to else say. When this happens on my facebook or myspace pages, I notice that I dull the relationships between my friends and me.

On the internet (as well as through phone text messaging) there are common interests that understand this wave of non thought. It’s like that with television channels too, but lucky for us they’ve created cool ways to get people thinking on the internet. Isn’t that’s what it’s about? Today for example, my best friend Raychel Jones “The Great” sent me a phone text. It was forwarded from another (lesser) friend of hers, who probably got it from someone else, of whom probably originated it. It said “A real friend walks with you when the rest of the world walks out on you. Send to all your friends because the fake one won’t send it back.” The point; I actually stopped what I was doing to think about this message. No one really cares who makes this stuff up; it’s just common “digital culture”.

Another part of common “digital culture” is our common responses. This article wouldn’t be complete without an objective view of what we do right and what we cheat on in the information age. Many times I’ve looked at my phone (or any other digital device) and would explode in laughter because of what I read. When we want to express that back to the person that originated it, we will text “LOL”; this means laugh out loud. In this case the response was an automatic response because laughing is automatic. Other common responses include, “LMAO, WTF?, BRB” etc. In almost all cases though, these automatic responses are abbreviated, giving the writer no time t think.

When we respond without thinking we lose value. Our words lose weight and mental laziness sets in. The effects of responding without thinking are subtle, but track able nonetheless. If you scroll through your email “sent” box you’ll see a multitude of automatic responses that you’ve already forgotten about. We forget to follow up with business. We neglect to show our loved ones who care. These are just a couple of adverse effects of response without thought.

So, why think? Obviously, the utilitarian uses for a cognitive thinking process is essential in everything we do in life. I can write a letter to Mom, or let my friends know where the party will be. I can send resumes and I can market my new plan to build a business. Either way, thinking is progressive. What do you think ?

As we all know there are many useful applications loaded on a computer. Typing is an art in and of it self. When you have a pen and paper in hand it takes time and a little more effort. Through the skillful art of typing though, one can get out a sentence in a matter of seconds without thinking about pen strokes. One can even write without writing at all nowadays. Voice to text technology has revolutionized the way I and every one else writes through computer. When I fill out an application for medical insurance, I can simply dial a number and talk to a computer that types the information and fills out the form automatically.

If I want to write a letter to a prospective employer, the rules change. First of all I’d have to turn of my Playstation 3 video gaming system. Now, in this situation I will open application known as a software program, such as Microsoft word. In that program I can create a letter with a variety of fonts and formatting. This formatting makes my paper look more attractive and readable. In a program like word, I can also use tools like the thesaurus, saving me the time of thumbing through pages of words to replace in my letter. Spell checker is probably the most popular tool, making my document look more attractive to employers and giving me an edge in landing that job. Technology, as you can see, can and has improved my life.

I believe that in order to write, one must be able to read and absorb as much information as possible. I remember when my grandfather would tell me “Read the newspaper every morning, young blood. Then you’ll be a successful man for sure”. This piece of advice is magnified by the speed and efficiency (that the computer has brought us information) of the world wide web of information known as the internet. We use email every day at home, at work, and at school. The simple practice of writing regularly is the practice that improves and ultimately affects your writing. Also through the internet we get news reports, updates on new forms of writing, and we even have social networking sites that keep us writing to each other back and forth.

Now there are a myriad of tools to help us write. We can write better, faster, and more effectively through things that have computers in them like cell phones. As I write this article today there are two or three people that will sit at their desks and text their focus away. Some will even get up and go outside to send one more text in the urge to satisfy the hunger to communicate in writing. In reality that hunger is exactly the kind of revolution this has become. We are affected so strongly that we will sacrifice to get the message across in writing, because it’s so convenient.

In conclusion, technology affects the writing of every one, not just me. If technology just improved my writing then it would be boring. I couldn’t email or text anyone, and no one would be able to understand much less be able to open or interact with any documents I make using a computer software program. To be quite honest, I couldn’t imagine life without the improved writing skills that technology has offered. With this new world of information and resources I can continuously learn and build my writing skills and actually like doing it. I think the real question here is not whether technology has improved our writing; but rather, how it has left our writing unprotected from copyright infringements.

We’ve gotten so used to our world of computers that we’ve all missed the boat when it comes to protecting our digital creations. Technology is like the non prescription medical pills they advertise on television. They show a person running through a field in a glow of happiness. “Symptoms include dry mouth and a runny nose. Please be advised that side affects include: drooling, bed wetting, diarrhea, head aches, blood clots, mental stagnation, and excessive happiness to the point of obnoxiousness…Please tell your doctor about our product”.

I know you’ve seen those commercials. Think about the number of people who plagiarize articles like this one. Now think about the number of law suites that would be filed; all the money. More importantly, imagine if all those people were creative enough to create their own content. We’d have a rich network of intelligent content creators in the world. Now, as if we’re trapped by it, technology itself dictates who creates and how it’s legally protected.

This is a great research topic. Please check out the knowledge network for a guide to protecting everything you create. Whether its music, books, software, or anything else you (or your clients) can literally think of; the knowledge network has shown me how to make money with it. Visit www.knirv.com for a free guide to buying and selling these intellectual property rights.

1.      Cultural Competency-This is achieved by the nature of KNIRV as a global business dealing with the global industry of intellectual property. The very purpose of IP protection and financing is to promote, protect, and preserve the dignity of any human with a copyright, trademark, or patent.

2.      Reduce Uncertainty-In Phase I of the IP financing course aspiring agents are shown how to “procure” new IP assets. This involves a method of qualification that reduces the uncertainty of future profits on a particular asset.

3.      Analyze Perception- In Phase II of the IP financing course aspiring agents are shown how to “package” new IP assets. By diversifying with other assets and forming focus groups, IP Agents effectively analyze their perception of future gains on assets.

4.      Check Perceptions-In Phase III of the IP financing course aspiring agents are shown how to “propose” new IP assets. Valuation models are created and checked with focus group members as well as the asset originator before being submitted to the intellectual property exchange.

Conclusion

In conclusion, my corporation is a direct example of how I see the world and how I’d like the world to see me. I believe that my musicianship can only benefit from this structure of business and is necessary in today’s financially bleeding music industry. In this manner one could say that I’ve been given the task of representing a new age of business person through a new perception of musicianship. Further more, my own perception of the world displays how minor a role I ultimately play in the entire scheme of society; yet together strategies like mine and the like can change humanity towards an established, original and irreplaceable cultural competence for all. I’m doing my part. If you’d like to get involved then think of something new, fresh, and innovative. Think of it with your passion and visit www.knirv.com to join a community that will foster the growth of that idea. Think about how much the world both you and I inhabit today will benefit from this strategy tomorrow. I can do it, and you can too.

I guess I tend to be more optimistic in my perception of others. That’s why I go by the motto “if I can do it, you can do it too”. I know I abuse them, but clichés can be quite useful if used properly. It’s just syntax or a way of thinking that’s easily relatable for every one. I use these operations of language in order to create opportunity for others to build unique forms of rapport upon them. This ability translates into my business because though a brokerage course is as common as cliché, an intellectual property brokerage course is definitely unique. I use the strategies learned in this course to finance my own music. I’m no Usher “Inda club” and I’m not “Stealin’ all ya’ booty” like R. Kelly; but when I do drop my album I want it to be profitable for everyone. That’s why I truly believe in promoting healthy business relationships. I drown myself in my business so much to the point where I get bored with my own self perception; leading me to inquire about other people and how I can help as many as possible. Again, I don’t think I’m better:  I think you are; here’s why….

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The New Perception of Wealth

By the year 2005 I had promoted myself from door to door salesperson to mortgage consultant. I thought I was helping people when I received certification as a licensed broker at a large sub-prime mortgage company. I became a naive pong in a game of numbers. I made as many calls as possible, visited family homes at closing, and watched from the inside out as lives were strained in the wake of the meltdown. At first, people saw it as a benefit to take equity out of their homes for leisurely expenses at the cost of a higher monthly bill, whether they could afford it or not. After a couple of months into the business I began to notice that people weren’t so happy to hear me call. All at once, it seemed as if everyone’s attitudes about equity liquidation changed dramatically. This was a very personal situation that I attributed to my own failure. I thought I wasn’t doing something right or at least not enough of it. Because of my keen self checking perception, I convinced myself that it couldn’t have all been my fault by what I saw in the media at that time. I saw the mortgage industry implode before my eyes before the other brokers could catch on; so I caught on to the next career opportunity. Luckily, I had saved some money so I could get another license in the future. I didn’t like stocks because it seemed too difficult. The insurance market was way too saturated for me. So, that left me with the perfect industry for the downtrend market I predicted; Commodities. I learned that usually, whenever the economy shifts in such a way, people move their wealth into tangible assets such as oil, gold, silver, soybeans, etc. These commodity uptrend markets happened back in the 70’s and again in the late 80’s when the economy inflated. I didn’t know the first thing about this stuff until I earned my Series 3 Futures and Options License. I underestimated the complicated nature of these financial instruments though. However, it got me to think “If these investors can go ballistic for corn before it’s even in the ground, why not a song before it’s written?” I unconsciously attributed the behavior of those investors to a subject that interested me the most which was my music. I knew my finding about the mortgage industry meltdown were not a fundamental attribution error because I watched the news finally catch on.  I also saw the commodity markets fly during the beginning of 2007 (That of which we now know is an adverse affect of inflationary markets). Oil went from $30 a barrel, to $70, and then to $115 within a matter of a couple of months. This sure did validate my perception. It also led me to believe that there was a larger transfer of wealth at hand; one unlike any other in the history of our nation. At this point I had already begun my secret research on the intellectual property industry while I sold silver at $13 an ounce. In learned that intellectual property financing is now a 5 trillion dollar industry and growing! However, intellectual property was much to general for me to take seriously; I wanted to specialize in my field.

It just so happens that my music career required licensing of my songs and lyrics and there you have it. With digital music industry revenue growing at 5 to 14% year after year fro the past 5 years, I’m confident that my copyright financing system will have investors going ballistic for my music before it’s even made just as I dreamed. My attribution process of the investor markets influenced my perception so much that it caused a paradigm shift in my career choice. In an economy like today it’s important that we pay attention to the behavior of others and know how to attribute those behaviors. I used that process to position myself ahead of the markets; so when they fall, the unfortunate will happen to those who weren’t paying attention. Jobs are being cut by the thousands, yet I’m being cut by the thousands, yet I’m grateful that I have the opportunity to offer the unemployed market this amazing new career choice of becoming an IP Agent. For more information please visit www.knirv.com

The real lesson I learned was that failure was only a speed bump on the road to success. The next time I came to that neighborhood I ended up making 7 sales just because my clients saw me that night but were afraid of stopping. This created an opportunity for me to build rapport and provide my product with confidence.

The result is an extremely creative perception of myself. I see myself as an instrument. A guitar of life and inspiration to be used by God for the people around me; that’s the only way my creativity ignites. For this reason, I decided to create a business around helping other people learn how to finance their own (or other peoples) ideas. A song, a book, an invention; any one of these creations can be turned into cash with my method and I prove it with my own music. Nowadays the music industry is so competitive that you have to be an artist and a CEO. I figured out that the resource I wanted to have that would help me create better music is the one resource I didn’t have much of…Money! Therefore, I made it my duty to copyright all my work and valuate each piece for future profits. The first of these types of deals was done by David Pullman back in 2000. He’s one of the only agents working in copyrights, and I don’t think he’s as active as he could be.

Many people might say “well if you’re a musician why are you in this business?” I say if the David Pullman group can make 50 million dollars in commission from an Isley Brother songbook liquidation, then I’m there! I noticed that though there were people doing this for Patents, Trademarks, and Trades secrets; there was no one (not even David Pullman) saving the dying music industry today. From there the Kinetic Network International Risk Ventures business model was born. My creative perception spawned the method that I can now sell to anyone who would like to learn. I even sponsor elite professionals after an interview process. It’s kind or like the Real Estate Broker markets a couple of decades ago, only with more regulation due to the nature of the legal documentation of intellectual property. The great part about my program is that you don’t have to be a lawyer to be able to legally make millions with this system. If you have an idea or know someone that does then please visit www.knirv.com for more information. Hey, I figure; if I can be creative, then so can you!

Like everyone else I do have physical goals I’d like to reach. For starters, at 5’9″ it’s safe to say that the weather where I’m at would be much different with an extra inch or two. I’ve done my research and yes; it is possible to stretch your spine to gain an extra couple of inches in height. Successively, I’d like to gain more muscle mass. This of course would all be for show because I really don’t think I would be ever really need to be a bigger person. Maybe that’s my weakness. My strength would be that in a recession I don’t take up much space; definitely a plus. Nevertheless, I know I’ve been given exactly what the universe needs me to have for right now. It’s my responsibility to mold this clay into what it will be later.

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Spiritually, that’s exactly how I see myself; as clay. My spiritual culture is also mixed to the point where I see existence as a canvas; and that’s all. Baptized into Catholicism, Saved through Christianity, and then slapped in the face with the “truth” about my Hebrew bloodline was all enough to make me look at all religious views in a scientific manner. I’ve heard and seen so much that I can’t believe everything and anything so easily. Some people call my view “Scientology”, or “Christian Science”. I would call it “The Scientologists Hebrew Israelite belief in God and Jesus Christ”. Because this subject is one of major differentiation in views, I will not dwell on the religiosity of the fact. However, spiritually I believe we all came from light and in this realm we are given the choice to return to that light; or fade into the abyss of darkness. You can interpret the allusion as you may. My weakness in the area of spirituality is that of the flesh. There is no religion that can decorate or mask that battle between the spirit and the flesh. We all are alike in that manner; and we all fail to prohibit the desires of the flesh at some point in our lives. That’s when our faith becomes our strength. My strength relies upon the words of God. These words guide my thoughts. Thoughts determine my emotions. Emotions determine my decisions. Decisions determine my actions. Actions determine my habits. Habits determine my character. Character determines my destiny. Thus, our thoughts lead us toward that destiny. This is the main reason I chose to build a business upon the basis of ideas and the valuation thereof. I literally sat down one day and asked myself ”What would society be like if we could add a measure of wealth onto the ideas we get from our higher power?”. That’s when I stumbled into the world of intellectual property.

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In this article the reader will come to understand how I (the CEO of a start up company in the IP financing industry) developed perceptions of myself, my qualifications, my market, and my associates. The end result will be an opportunity for the reader to follow my strategy in building a sound perception of self actualization. This manifests in the form of personal wealth that will benefit a society that is becoming more and more parallel with that perception over time.

What do you see?

Human beings are naturally social animals, therefore in order to achieve our goals on a broader scale of society; we must begin by analyzing the nature of our social habits. Personally, I’ve been graced with an eclectic mix of ancestry. People from Sierra Leon, Africa were blended with the mulatos of Panama, Latin America and Caucasian military generals from England to create a family tree filled with all types of different colors, languages, as well as cultures. These different cultures blend into what I call the “Atlantic Creole” ancestry. My direct family speaks Spanish; yet we have skin as black as the sun can give it and cook dishes full of African spices and flavors.

Cooking is the hallmark of my family. Every Sunday away from home I go to the local grocery store deli in little Havana to feel the nostalgia of my grandmother’s style of cooking. The music is no different either. My definitive music style today is a derivative of what other musicians have seen in me since I was a child. People have always seen something musically in me that I never saw in myself until just recently when I decided to join a local cover band. I think other people see me as confident for attempting such a feat. I give myself an “A”. I like myself; even so, I do have weaknesses like everyone else. My number one cultural weakness would be my inability to choose which part of that “Atlantic Creole” ancestry is my identity. This cloud of fusion replicates itself into every aspect of my life. I end up trying to merge everything together in one big mess. Thankfully, my cultural strength is the absolute coolness of every aspect of my ancestry. I can relate with so many different kinds of people because of what my mother, father, and other family members instilled in me at an early age.