Texas Looks Like Another Late Session - The Subjects of Our Care

I Thought You Would Be Gunning for Me
http://somethingstakesarealtexascowboy.blogspot.com/2015/04/hackers-use-ranch-hand-as-means-to.html

Volunteer Caregivers Wanted Alive http://somethingstakesarealtexascowboy.blogspot.com/2015/04/hackers-use-ranch-hand-as-means-to.html ************************************* First Blog 07/13/2013 post the same day Registered with the White House 'Volunteer Caregiver Registry' Over 11 Billion Dollars come from caregivers and 1 billion in Texas out of the pockets of caregivers. So Don't Give Us That Bullshit that you got a handle on it - Stay in late Session  Sign Up Now   For the free TeleConnection Sessions for Caregivers   These hour-long, free phone-based sessions are designed to help enhance the quality of life for caregivers by providing needed emotional, educational and social support. The sessions can be accessed from anywhere via your phone: no need to get dressed up, find transportation, or get a sitter.     Register for any TeleLearning Session by phone: (210) 871-7SOS (7767) or 1 (866) 390-6491 (toll-free) (Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.); by email, or go to our website. July Statewide TeleConnection Calendar   ___________________________    07/18/13 (Thur), 7 p.m. *"The Big Three Emotions of Caregiving: Guilt, Anger and Fear" with Zanda Hilger, LPC, and Patsy Swatek, LCSW Discuss a variety of ways to learn about and become aware of the often hidden, unrecognized signs of these negative emotions--and learn to deal with these most stressful side effects of being a caregiver.  *This telelearning session is FREE and open to all. To register, click here. Flyer for printing/posting.  _____________________________________     07/23/13 (Tues), 7 p.m.   *"When Enough is Enough: Setting Personal Boundaries as a Caregiver" with Evalyn Greb, LCSW   Setting personal boundaries is an important step in managing the stress of caregiving. This session will help participants understand what it means to set boundaries, why it is important to set boundaries, and strategies for setting boundaries. Participants will hear strategies from other caregivers and share their own questions and comments. *This telelearning session is FREE and open to all. To register, click here. Flyer for printing/posting.      _____________________________________    30-Minute Caregiver Break Session: Designed Especially for Working Caregivers            ____________________________________________ 07/25/13 (Thur), 12:15 p.m. **"At the End of My Rope: Warning Signs of Caregiver Burnout" with Evalyn Greb, LCSW Do you know the difference between stress and burnout?  In this session, the causes, outcomes, and warning signs of burnout and what you can do to prevent it will be discussed.  You will learn about the "Three R Approach" (Recognize, Reverse, and Resilience) and hear how others have experienced and handled burnout. **Specifically targeted to caregivers who are working outside the home. This telelearning session is FREE and open to all. To register, click here. Flyer for printing/posting.

Alicia Trevino Lopez Senior One Stop Center

Lopez Center Celebrates Second Anniversary More than 500 seniors turned out on Tuesday, July 9, 2013 to celebrate the Second Anniversary of the opening of the Lopez Senior One-Stop Center, 8353 Culebra Road in San Antonio. The One Stop features the second Caregiver SOS Resource Center established in San Antonio by the WellMed Charitable Foundation. The other facility is the Caregiver SOS at Northern Hills, 14100 Nacogdoches. Others are located in McAllen (Grand Opening was July 10th), Harlingen, and Corpus Christi. Click here to view all celebration photos

Programs from Caregiver SOS Resource Centers:

July Education/Support Programs Provided by Caregiver SOS Resource Center Staff at the Alicia Trevino Lopez Senior One Stop        8353 Culebra Rd, San Antonio, TX 78251, 210-558-0178 Click here for Comprehensive Caregiver SOS Calendar  Below are examples of programs and activities  17th - Ask the Doctor - For Women Only with Dr. Barbie Lopez Come, meet and talk with Dr Barbie Lopez - ask her questions regarding women's health and wellness issues. 10 - 11 a.m. No registration required - check in at the front desk 24th - Summer Health Concerns Guess who doesn't want to meet you this summer? Answer: An emergency room physician.  They know that when the weather starts heating up, so do a host of health hazards. Come find out how to keep you family and friends safe this summer. 10 - 11 a.m. 210-558-0178 No registration required - check in at the front desk Elvira Cisneros Senior Community Center 517 SW Military Dr., San Antonio, TX 78221. 25th - Summer Health Concerns Guess who doesn't want to meet you this summer? Answer: An emergency room physician.  They know that when the weather starts heating up, so do a host of health hazards. Come find out how to keep you family and friends safe this summer. 10 - 11 a.m.  210-927-9328. Boerne - Kronkosky Place 17 Old San Antonio Rd Boerne, TX 78006 830-249-2114 Every Monday in July (except July 8th) 10 - 11:30 a.m. No registration is required - check in at the front desk Caregiver Education and Support Series 22nd - Open Discussion/Support Group 29th - For Better or For Worse:  The Challenges for a Spousal Caregiver This session will help participants understand: * The reality of spousal caregiving in the United States * What makes spousal caregivers different from others  * The unique challenges faced by spousal caregivers * The services and support useful for spousal caregivers Powerful Tools for Caregivers This program is a self-care education program for family caregivers. The Powerful Tools for Caregivers program will provide you with tools and strategies to better handle the unique caregiver challenges you face. Alicia Trevino Lopez Senior One Stop Contact Joye McQueen at 210-563-3569 to register.        8353 Culebra Rd       San Antonio, TX 78251 Tuesday, July 16 - August 20, 2013 1 - 2:30 p.m. (1½ hrs) Caregiver SOS at Northern Hills Contact Rita Avendano at 210-599-4614 to register.        14100 Nacogdoches        San Antonio, TX  78247 Tuesday, July 16 - August 20, 2013 9  - 11:30 a.m. (2 ½ hrs) NOTE: This is a 6 week program. There is no charge to attend this workshop but space is limited. YOU MUST BE PRE-REGISTERED TO ATTEND    +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++  July Education/Support Programs Provided by Caregiver SOS Resource Center Staff   at Northern Hills       14100 Nacogdoches, San Antonio, TX 78247, 210-599-4614 Click here Caregiver SOS Comprehensive Calendar  Below are examples of programs and activities   Diabetes Self Management Program starting July 22-August 26 at SOS 1-3:30 p.m.  Zumba Toning with Oasis every Tuesday and Thursday 10:30-11:30 a.m. at SOS Powerful Tools starting July 16- at SOS 9-11:30 a.m.  Caregiver Support Group at SOS July 24 & 31 from 10:30-11:30 a.m.  Presentation: Relaxation at SOS 9:30-10:30 a.m.  Presentation: How to Begin Communication with you Parent About Aging by Brookdale Senior Living at SOS 1 - 2 p.m. and Presentation: Long Term Care & Who Pays For It? By Alamo Service Connection 2 - 3 p.m. at SOS Stress Busters at Wellmed at Pecan Valley starting July 31- September 4 from 1-2:30 p.m. Stress Busters at SOS starting July 31- September 4 from 9 - 10:30 a.m.

Abuse in Later Life

Abuse in Later Life:  Cross-Training for Victim Service Providers This free training is designed to enhance older victims' safety and quality of life by strengthening collaboration among victim service   providers. Participants will obtain enhanced knowledge for: describing the dynamics of abuse in later life, identifying and utilizing community resources and promoting enhanced communication among the various victim services providers. Trainers are:        ~Jo Ann Tobias- Molina, Adult Protective Services  ~Elena Hernandez, AACOG Aging Network    ~Gay Lynn Schwenk, Family Violence Prevention Services   ~Martha Roberts, Family Service Association Registration Information  Seating is limited to the first 60 registrants Choose one of the dates below most convenient for you  Date: July 19, 2013 Time: 8 AM - 5 PM Location: Haven for Hope 1 Haven for Hope Way San Antonio, Texas 78207 Please arrive by 7:45 a.m. check-in at Volunteer Center Deadline for registration is July 17, 2013 Date: August 23, 2013 Time: 8 AM - 5 PM Location: Alamo Area Council of Government (AACOG) Al Notzon Board Rm 8700 Tesoro Dr. Suite 100 San Antonio, Texas 78217 Deadline for registration is August 21, 2013 Submit your registration form attention: Crystal Benavides at Bexar County Community Resources, 233 North Pecos, Suite 590, San Antonio, Texas 78207.FAX: (210) 335-6788 or by email: cbenavides@bexar.org.  Questions? Call Nancy Williams at (210) 335-7060 or cell (210) 232-0722. Flyer for printing/posting.   Registration form for printing/ posting.

Two Presentations Set for Low Vision Club

Low Vision Club Monthly Meeting Date:          Saturday July 20, 2013   Place:         Warm Springs Resource Center                    5101 Medical Drive (Between Wurzbach & Babcock)                    Look for the Warm Springs Sign Time:           9 to 10 a.m. Social Time                    10 a.m. Announcements & Program There will be two presentations for this meeting: The San Antonio Walks Program will be presented by Bert Pickell, Director and Coach of the Program. Bert will explain the program sponsored by the City which provides organized walking programs. He will discuss benefits of the program, schedules, and locations.  Leo Barahona, owner of Bestia Martial Arts, will discuss the 1Touch Self Defense Martial Arts Program designed specifically for the blind. This program which has been endorsed by the Lighthouse for the Blind, American Council of the Blind, and other organizations for the blind is a program designed to combat assaults, aggressive behavior, and bullying.

"Living with Alzheimer's" Series for Caregivers

"Living with Alzheimer's-- A Free Informational Program for Caregivers "Living With Alzheimer's for Caregivers", a series of free programs, is being offered by Arden Courts and the Alzheimer's Association, San antonio /South Texas Chapter. These programs are designed to provide caregivers with the knowledge, tools and strategies needed to cope with a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease or related dementia.  Please click on the attached for information on the date and time of a particular program series:  Early Stage Series (began in June); Middle Stage Series;  Latter Stage Series. Seating is limited, so  please call (210) 408-9100 or email sanantonio@arden-courts.com to RSVP.

Grandparents Targeted by Scams

Alien Explosion South Central Texas

Paybacks Are a Beach

Somebody Saw It Coming
Original post July 03 2014

Texas Private Security Firms 
Can Be Bought for Any Price
Just Like Human Trafficking Coyotes, 
Drug Traffickers, and Gun Walkers

Thank God Material Witnesses and Informants Cannot Be Extorted At any Price
or Threat For Reporting Acts of Mass Destruction and Manslaughter

Tea Party Campaign Money the Mexican Drug Cartels Want’s Their Money Back From Governor Rick Perry and Senator Ted Cruz. That is if the Chinese don't get Rick Perry First.

The South Central Texas Alien Explosion

Migrant Workers Massacred on The border by

Texas Tea Party Vigilante Groups

http://solidstateindependence.blogspot.com/2013/03/gang-stalking-texas-gang-of-four.html

Read the whole blog book setting in front of your face all this time, while the Koch Brothers bought the media and lied to you.

http://solidstateindependence.blogspot.com

Ways and means to fund the Pan American Railways

Money It's A Gas

Ways and means to fund the Pan American Railways

One of many ways to fund a transportation system of such magnitude could be trillions of tons of natural gas that is in the way of oil extraction near the Texas town of Artesia Wells in La Salle County Texas. Tons of natural gas has been burned off into the atmosphere, when the resource can fund infrastructure projects, in South Texas an energy alternative to other countries, who may participate in projects such as the Pan American Railway as a US joint venture - A Way to Jobs Now.

Natural gas saves on scarce water resources as an alternative to water used in the fracking process, a new technique developed by Texas A&M University called “The Natural Gas Fracking Process.”

The way Texas highway systems were engineered allows the laying of rail now on property owned by the state and federal government highway systems and property were the track once lay. Many towns such as Lytle Texas still have the old town fascia architecture facing tracks that are active with rail freight and once a depot for passengers to board and the US Postal service used for parcels and mail delivery.

Natural gas can also be way to fuel the rail lines and electrical generating plants in countries such as Costa Rica. Half of all electrical power is lost between the power plant and the consumer, so why not build small plants near the consumers and stimulate productive trade with those countries along the rail lines path. In addition, the Pan American railway would stimulate co-operation in the realm of academia and basic education, which reduces the population explosion, provides medicine and care for the sick and aging. 

One of our oldest cities in the U.S.A., San Antonio Texas is the most northern route of the old Pan American freeway, and will be celebrating her 500th birthday soon. The Hemisphere world fair 1968 was the last large cooperative economic summit that brought the Americans together as one people sharing the same dream – The American Dream!

http://www.linearism.org/ThePanAmericanRailWay.html

A Delicious Bowl of Strawberries

'Beautiful that should make ma ma happy' TX Senator Van de Putte Education, water, transportation Amen! http://www.burntorangereport.com/diary/15064/senator-leticia-van-de-putte-speaks-with-bloggers-on-core-issues-and-power-of-social-media

“Come on Gringo Join Us” Get Out the Vote 2014

Vote Gregory O’Dell to Win the Seat

‘Justice of Peace Precinct 2 Atascosa County Texas’

"Perhaps our plea will awaken the spirit of justice, who is seated in every-man's heart, if he knows her or knows her not. Through our suffering and pain we are paving a path to justice for thousands of others in 

South Central Texas." 

“Come On Gringo Join Us” (Pancho Villa 1894 to 1914)

That is how long the land south of the Medina River Texas to the Gulf of Mexico has been called the 
‘Mexican Line’. 

In 1964 they tried to divide the state of Texas into two different states to get rid of us! But now that they are draining our resources and steal our oil revenues by oppression and the lack of public transportation upkeep has taken our children, placed or elderly, and sick in institutions instead of being at home with us on Christmas!

 Vote Gregory O’Dell to Win the Seat

‘Justice of Peace Precinct 2 Atascosa County Texas’

I requested an official legislative vote by protocol that was never heard, to cut us away from Texas as the 51st state of the United States of America as Tejas that triggered economic recovery saving  the United States economy. 

All Texas Rural Roads lead to economic recovery and it proved to be correct. South Central Texas is now the new global 'Mineral Rich Middle East.' That is what Philosophers do or my lot in life - What do you do?

I still believe we deserve our own statehood, which is a constitutional right of Texas to divide up to four different states. I asked for the same that was purposed in 1964 to divide into two states Texas and Tejas. My request was never heard on the floor of our legislatures.

We deserve to be represented in Congress and the Senate and that is not happening or has it happened in over a decade. I tried but I did not fail; 'We Will Prevail' through our suffering and pain we are paving a path to justice for thousands of others in South Central Texas.

I hope to run for County Justice of Peace, Precinct 2 - Farm To Market Rural Road 3414 FM 3175 Lytle, Texas  78052-3806

Vote Gregory O’Dell to Win the Seat of 

“Justice of Peace Precinct 2 Atascosa County”

Perhaps our plea will awaken the spirit of justice, who is seated in every-man's heart, if he knows her or knows her not - Merry Christmas God Bless the United States of America!

Gregory O’Dell 

Accepting donations for my campaign 

Not tax deductible

Send Your Check or money order to 1290 Mc Coy Road Somerset Texas 78069

Or give me call at home 830-429-1965

The First 'We the People' Petition a Plea for Relief from South Texas Torture

An FBI Artifact Matter of Texas History 

Based On Actual Police  Reports of Murder and Torture

And It Is Not Ancient History

Plea Remove Texas Governor Rick Perry from Office Insanity Mental Incompetency

by: Arctotraveler
Sun Sep 25, 2011 at 11:03 AM CDT

"We The People" United States citizens who reside in the state of Texas, make a plea to the Honorable Barack Obama President to declare a State of Emergency and remove Texas Governor Rick Perry from office based on Insanity and/or Mental Incompetency.

Sign We The People Petition: http://wh.gov/4C1

The Governor is so far removed by distance, suffers from an Elite Class Delusional Cyber- Universe, and grandiose dreams of becoming the next President of the United States of America; he has attacked his own people with federal funding and Military Aircraft while ignoring a State of emergency concerning brutal killings and torture in the bordering Districts of Texas.

The Texas Governor is internationally known as the "Backbone of Anti-American Human Rights Resentment” created by his dangerous rhetoric and total disregard of executive orders of both President George W. Bush, President Barack Obama, and the International Community.

President Bush Instructed the Governor of Texas State Courts to give 51 Mexican Nationals facing the Death Penalty new hearings that never happened! Governor Rick Perry formed the backbone of Anti-American Resentment within months of becoming Governor of Texas replacing George Bush after his election to the President of The United States in the year 2000.

Blame is now unduly placed on Internet postings by brave concerned citizens of Mexico and Texas residents of bordering districts of the Republic of Mexico, begging for aid and assistance by blog postings which have become the only means of contemporary communications to report the brutal atrocities of innocent people of both nations. The FBI office is swamped with telephone calls and the Internet has become the only way to protect ourselves. Now is a good time to test FEMA! Is the 911 Act "Keeping Us Safer?"

He has forced legislation to defend his own right “to keep and bear arms” with bizarre rodeo media ads, that have in fact forced the people of Texas to disarm themselves for fear of a Perry Police State unwarranted wiretapping [Hacking] that have been known to trigger a search and sizer of weapons legally registered by Texas residents to protect their families, themselves, and property [Reported to Congressman Henry Cuellar District 28th].

We request the State of Texas to arm its own citizens at the states expense and provide training for self-defense just as the President of Mexico has instructed his defense department. Time line of Governor Rick Perry Destructive Behavior [which is not all inclusive or does this list include the illegal use of Private Security Firms "Hackers" in years prior to April 2009]

Mexicans on Death Row to Get Hearings: Bush Tells Texas Courts to Review Cases of 51 Denied Consular Aid By Charles Lane Washington Post Staff Writer, Tuesday, March 8, 2005 "The Bush administration has announced that it will attempt to defuse a long- simmering international dispute over the death penalty by instructing Texas state courts to give 51 Mexicans facing the death penalty new hearings on their claims that they were denied meetings with diplomats from their nation, in violation of international law." Citation http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/foreign-nationals-news-and-developments-previous-years-mark-warren-human-rights-watch

Citation: I Not Telling The FBI Anything They Don't Already Know 
http://www.burntorangereport.com/diary/11409/plea-remove-texas-governor-rick-perry-from-office-insanity-mental-incompetency

Well you did return my coffee cup thank you! This is no Game

This is no Game

To Penetrate the Obscure Jungle into the Light

"You Cannot Make This *SHIT Up!"

“If the Secret Service [CIA] can find my house but Federal Express cannot, then why can’t they find Osama Bin Laden, who gets courier service each week?” 

Twenty-four hours later he is dead.
http://somethingstakesarealtexascowboy.blogspot.com/2013/10/to-penetrate-obscure-jungle-into-light.html

Missing IHOP Coffee Found go to this link http://whistleblowersappreciationdayjuly30th.blogspot.com/2013/10/thanks-ihop-cup-was-behind-my-passenger.html

This Must Be the Place

3 Months the other one is in prision
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1. Nightcrawlers vs Red Worms - Texas Fishing Forum

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Nightcrawlers South Central Texas Tools of The Trade

Hunting for Nightcrawlers South Central Texas On Your Own Farm or Ranch Everything You Need When Federally Funded Texas Aerospace Surveillance Is Use As Retaliation And Brings Harms To Harmless Aiding and Abetting with Military Force

Texas Cod E Fishing  'The Tigers Fang'

1. Pocket Knife 
2. Compass
3. Binoculars  
4. 5 Feet of Hemp Rope
5. 4’ Machete 
6. 2 feet of Last Years Red Christmas Tree Ribbon * Optional - I sometimes bring along a lucky charm “The Tigers Fang” Note Worthy: Satellite Hughesnet Work Order 37348923 Criminal Elements Cannot Sign In -Communications Cut Block 

I Picked-up Some Unusual Subtle Codes Park By A Microwave Tower

I recorded It and If You Turn It Up Loud You Can Here 

 A Subliminal Message

*You might have to listen to it a few times if it goes over your head. But if you are persistent, you will get the message.

We do not need to wait for a miracle, reinvesting in passenger rail, Rural Road maintenance, and Freight Lines from Del Rio, Laredo, and Eagle Pass, would just take an investment of profits paid by oil resources. The return on investment would not only save Billions is wasteful sending on border control but regain trusted relations with our South American Neighbors and a balance in economic trade.

The construction and new routes of roads and freight train rail are already in the works by oil companies to gain access to Eagle Ford Shale in South Central Texas. Why not keep on moving forward with rebuilding by laying new Passenger Railroad ties, where once the old systems lay, mass transportation infrastructure lost by inexpensive fuel consuming air travel over the last 30 years in South Central Texas.

Gregory O'Dell  Rural South Texas July 4, 2011

The Canadian Goose Electric Border Fence How about High Speed Land Line “It Will Keep Us Safer”

The Eyes of Texas Are Upon You

Why Is It?

People Who Live In Montana or even Immigrants from Canada 

Want To Imprison Us with An Electric Border Fence 

In A District That They Don't Live In?

What Our Congressional Representation is Saying 

Texas on the Potomac

Rep. Pete Gallego: Border enforcement proposal could hurt region’s economy

Friday, July 19, 2013 

Rep. Pete Gallego of Alpine represents the U.S. congressional district with the longest border with Mexico. And he’s worried that a border security measure adopted by the Senate — as well as House immigration enforcement proposals — could damage commerce both sides of the border without making either nation safer from gun and drug trafficking.

In a Spanish-language interview with CNN Español, the freshman Democrat said the majority of Americans would rather focus on finding guns and drugs in cargo by adding officers at ports of entry rather than increasing the size of the border patrol.

“There must be opportunities for Mexican citizens who come to the U.S. for shopping or American citizens to go to Mexico to do the same,” Gallego said en Español. “This trade is very important for the border and we must recognize that. This idea of the Senate really doesn’t help us; it doesn’t help in that aspect of our economy.”

http://blog.chron.com/txpotomac/2013/07/rep-pete-gallego-border-enforcement-proposal-could-hurt-regions-economy/

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 During the conference, I argued that building a 700-mile long border fence is a "14th Century solution to a 21st Century Problem..." and the implementation of such construction will ultimately affect our trade opportunities with an important economic partner (Mexico). 

 The Border Caucus Committee members and I represent and live in the border region and understand the urgent need for bipartisan action to pass comprehensive immigration reform (Congressman Henry Cullear). 

What We Asked For Was High Speed Internet

Land Line Would Be Better and 2nd Safety Net

We need alternatives to communicate

When the Electricity is out the Internet and Pone Should Function

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April 2009 Request and Small Business Request From 

South Texas June 2013

Original Request in April 2009