FYI

This is not a Bio

 just  tidbits  of personal  Facts...


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I was in the  United States  Military  twice, 

once during the "Gulf War"

and the second time during "911."

Happy Happy Joy Joy   :)

    Every Saturday I would take motivated friends to do a 2-4 mile ocean combat swim in La Jolla, CA,  followed by a 4-12 mile Mountain run in Ramona, CA, just for fun. :)  Happy Happy Joy Joy :)

For the record,

before

I finished the   Second Grade   in Lake Placid, Florida,

I could already   understand   and   converse

in more than   Five   different   languages,

 like:

English,

Taal -   Dutch,

Sprache -   German,

Idioma -   Spanish,

la Langue -   French,

with my childhood peers

and adults

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Happy Happy   Joy Joy   :)   

FW Hendriks - in Mechanical Engineering class, Alexandria, Virginia.

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Also,

as I got older,

I learned other languages like

 Russian, Japanese, Arabic, ...

and modern languages like

 HTML, Python, Java, Code Injections,

blah, blah, blah...

 lol :o

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Happy Happy Joy Joy

:)

Building Rockets... :)

    In 2nd grade in Lake Placid, Florida, I built and launched many handmade rockets. In high school, I created large experimental sugar rocket motors-with my own pyrotechnic fuel blend, all without accidents  or  "teachable moments...".


    For my High School Science Fair, I built the  Rocket - "X Caliber 4" to break the  sound barrier, but I forgot to remove the motor, bringing a "Live" rocket with over 24.8 lbs of  explosive fuel  to the    Fair.... Ooooppps.... :o   


     But it wasn't until after 9/11, that all my rocket design experience helped me develop a Proof of Concept  (POC)  for the world's first Kinetic Rounds Weapon System, called

"Slipstream" (circa 2002).

   But it was not until after 911 that all my prior experiences with rockets, making chemical and pyrotechnic blends coalesce, that allowed me to make a POC- Proof of Concept, the world's first kinetic weapon system using experimental rounds called "Slipstream" (circa 2002)

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Additionally,

before, during, and after my Military service

I was cross-trained in different Medical disciplines.

Working with monkeys. And "Yes", I just look young, was 25-27 in these pics. lol   :) 

     I was trained in Emergency Room/Surgery procedures, Trauma, Dive Medicine/Hyperbarics, Radiology, Laboratory techniques, Diagnostic work, Field Surgery, Anesthetization, Pharmaceuticals, Necropsies, Technician work, Veterinary techniques, Culture & Sensitive testing, Quarantine and BioHazard procedures,  Medical research and analysis, blah, blah, blah ...

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This training took place while in the Military, Hospitals, Labs, Medical facilities, Research facilities, etc., working on sick, diseased, pathogenic, quarantined, or Zoonotical disease animals- animals- such as primates ( Monkeys & Apes), birds, reptiles, bats, livestock, rodents, lab, research animals...,

 wink, wink, nudge, nudge, blah, blah, blah.

Life is too short

to just do one thing.

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So I always tried

to do everything I wanted,

and learn everything by myself

so I would not end up with regrets

from the fear of not trying something new.

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No fear = no regrets

“ Perception,

is relative to your ability

to understand or comprehend it ”

FW Hendriks (me) at US Military Weapons Ordinance Technical School

I innately memorize

"Data Sets"

which is a form of data analysis,

which I have been doing since I was a child.


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I habitually research to find or discover all those

 missing, hidden, omitted, censored, convoluted anomalies, and variables,

which inevitably help me solve equation(s),

answer question(s) to "why,"

and to balance equations or quantize quantitative

 "Data Sets." 


Because only correct data and facts will allow me

 to construct algorithms, probabilities, calculate causalities, 

and drive advancements and innovations forward.

:)


All of which

apparently makes me

" Uniquely Unorthodoxly Paradoxical "


  Clear as mud???

Lol :)

I was trained in Hypobaric and Dive Medicine, and as a Divemaster, Rescue Diver, and Dive Instructor, while in the Military & Civilian world.

" You fear,  what you don't understand"

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Factoid


  “ I learned nothing

 from  an exercise or experience,

 if it was Easy, or just Given to me.


So I would always end up

just doing things my way...

the hard  or   challenging way;

which stimulates my brain into

thinking for myself. . . ”


" This is the way . ..  "

“ The Mandalorian ” Disney/Starwars

Follow the white rabbit...