Texas TV Jacking The Silent Killer

Jhonny Your Watching TV too Close You 

Could Go Blind

The Ghost & Mrs Muir Texas TV Jacking The Silent Killer

Texas TV Jacking The Silent Killer

Ted Lavender ReportingFrom The Dead

Texas Radio The Big Beat

Texas Radio And The Big Beat

When Retaliation Is Proof In Itself

Reconstructing the Cyber Model the Day Ted Lavender

Hit the Ground like a Sack of Cement

Reference Ted Lavender the book "The Things We Carried"

"He hit ground like a sack of cement. We rifled his pockets for his dope, and smoked his weed over the dead corpse."

PTSD Examiner: “Try To Think Back, Texas Oppression When Did It All Start?”

Ted Lavender:  “Well San Antonio Nears its 500th Birthday and I was at a Machine Shop with Drawings ‘Hemisphere Model’”

PTSD Examiner “Try to visualize in your minds’ eye that days experience, what was name of this Machine Shop and what were you making?” 

What is This BS ?

Ted Lavender:  “It was a Texas University Project Hemisphere Mold Jig Greg O'Dell 01/14/2005 Conolly Machine Shop Conolly Plate Drawing “B””

Ted Lavender: “It Look Like This:

PTSD Examiner: "A Globe. Why Would Make A Globe?"

Ted Lavender: "To own the copyrights to my perpetus" 

Manifesting The American Dream II

Wooden Prototype 

Kiln Failure That Is Not My Writing on The Wall

Our Sun
Sold To A Las Vegas Casino 

Labeling Veterans PTSD Is Like Starting the First Statement in your Sentence "The Negro (Obama Rick Perry and Ted Cruz Dinner The Day Hell Froze Over)"

The Vocal Sac of a Male Frog

South Central Texas Nature Watcher

 Since 2005

Animal Communications: 

The Vocal Sac of a Male Frog

A Randy Male Sage grouse feathers ruffle.

Some animal communication is inadvertent such as the skunk tail-end or bright contrasting

colors of poisonous Snake

Animals communicate -- without language -- for a variety of purposes. The vocal sac of a male frog, ready to mate, expands;  a randy male sage grouse’s feathers ruffle. Threats provoke communication: a cobra hisses; a porcupine bristle its quills, and a dog respond by barking and baring it teeth. 

Doctor Do-little’s Delusion: Animals and Uniqueness of the human language, 2005 Yale University Press

Axoloti Stanley Greenspan and Stuart G. Shanker proposed a theory in The First Idea of psychological development in which neoteny is seen as crucial for the "development of species-typical capacities" that depend upon a long period of attachment to caregivers for the opportunities to engage in and develop their capacity for emotional communication. Because of the importance of facial expression in the process of interactive signaling, neotenous features, such as hair loss, allow for more efficient and rapid communication of socially important messages that are based on facially expressive emotional signaling.[21]

The First Idea, Shanker and Greenspan, 2004, p. 130

The Actual First Idea

The point is that the syntax of a language involves more than mere combining elements into sequences of words. Sentences  incorporate that kind of structure, to be sure, but also have much more structure, involving abstraction that are not really  apparent in the superficial for of the sentence -- abstractions that allow the same group  of words to communicate  are very different  pieces of information in systematic ways.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanzi