Tuesday, October 15, 2013

H. Carl Mueller Communications, Inc. is NOT Carl G. Mueller

Picture of me Carl G. Mueller

Not H. Carl Mueller

 President of Mueller Communications, Inc.



 












From:
Carl G. Mueller
525 14th Street, Apt. 325
San Diego, CA 92101

To:
1749 North Prospect Ave.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202

Hi, I’m, formally from Brown Deer Wisconsin 1945-1982, now living in San Diego, CA but still a Green Bay Packer fan first.  I’m writing this letter because I came across your company because I was Googling information about me and one of my blogs.  The blog in question is asking for help in preventing Veterans suicides by using humor.

Your company’s voluntary assistance helping in the prevention of Veterans suicides would be greatly respected not only from America in general but I’m sure from President Obama too. I say this because we here a lot of government commercials, in this military town of San Diego, about requesting companies help towards getting veterans jobs.

I’m just a one man Vietnam Veteran activist who spent the last year and half living in City homeless shelters in San Francisco, Oakland and the last seven months at VVSD San Diego.  I was very disappointed in the lack of help form the Veterans Administration thus I now seek help from outside the government.  A friend told me about Potiker Family Senior Residence which accepted me Sept. 18, 2013.

Sincerely,
Carl G. Mueller a suicide survivor.
http://Vietnam Veteran Seeks Housing.blogspot.com/
 
Extra info:
Email mass mailing Free websites for activists.
http://www.email.com/Mass_Email

     

 

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Hand Threw Catfish Head Is Cool?


Here is an older picture of me when I was about 15 or 20 years younger  (about 1995).  My hand is propelled threw the back of a 12 pound Catfish headIs that cool or what?
 

Carl G. Mueller, Vietnam Veteran 1968
 
 
 




 

Monday, July 15, 2013

Teaching myself solar and looking for help

I’m 67 years old and collecting SSDI for the past ten years. Basically I was forced into early retirement. I’m now using this VVSD Job Club as an opportunity to show my hobbies and then put the information on a FREE webpage in order to teach others about turning a hobby into a business. Maybe sell the business.  I’m also teaching myself while I’m teaching others.  It’s all about Googling and some common since thinking?

Two Solar ideas:

1st Find Solar jobs and training using Google.

2nd Training about electric bikes and or motor cycles:

A.     Manufacture

B.      Owning the business

C.      Selling

D.    Selling your business

 

1st  Business Hobby Idea:

Solar Career Finders 4U

 New San Diego Company can help you start a career in the solar industry.

 We can create your own business.

OR

We can Job Search 4U.

 Solar Career Finders 4U, finds jobs $20.00 per hour or more.  

Jobs range from solar calculations to basic construction labor. No jobs under $20.00 per hour.

 Our cost is negotiable and or 10% of your first ten paychecks that exceed over $1,000.00 per week.

Here is how Solar Career Finders 4U works 4U.

We use the Internet magazine HomePower to find solar jobs and training.
 
http://www.homepower.com/http://www.homepower.com/

HomePower is about companies that train for installation and maintaining solar panels, wind and water turbines.
 

2nd Solar Business:

 Training how to manufacture electric bikes and motor cycles.
Google:

build electric scooters

build electric motorcycles

build electric cars

build vespa

how to make an electric bike

how to make electricity with a bicycle

how to build a 50mph electric bike


 Training how to own your own electric bike company.



 China Connection?


 


 


www.bikesmakelifebetter.com/

Learn more about our confidential
process. $2-100 million in revenues

www.woodbridgegrp.com/www.woodbridgegrp.com/

Consumed With Finding Buyers For
Companies $5mil to $50mil in Sales

www.ascendsp.com/www.ascendsp.com

 

Friday, June 28, 2013

Resume Cover Letter: Senior Housing With Employment




Carl G. Mueller
C/O VVSD http://www.vvsd.net/
4141 Pacific Hwy.
San Diego, CA 92110

Phone contact:
My VVSD case manager Paul R. Ostrom,  (619) 393-2074



Resume Cover Letter

I am applying for both unassisted senior housing and also employment within your senior housing program. 

The main point is to help bring seniors together with grandchildren and other seniors.

This is done by having grandchildren view videos created by grandparents.

I teach video creation by showing seniors examples how I’m learning and making mistakes.
 
 
Proof I know how to do this can be seen on the internet at:
1.  http://vietnamveteranseekshousing.blogspot.com/ This web page shows my Resume

 
2.  www.     Under Construction      This resume shows on video how I learned video

 
Acceptance into your senior housing without employment will also bring the above teaching skills voluntarily.

 

Thank You,
Carl G. Mueller

Wednesday, June 26, 2013

Vietnam Veteran's Resume

Carl G. Mueller, Nam 1968
4141 Pacific Hwy.
San Diego, CA 92110 

Phone contact and references for personal stupid teaching ideas:
My case manager Paul R. Ostrom,  (619) 393-2074
paul.ostrom@vvsd.net
 
Housing and employment resume
I’m applying for Senior Housing.  I would also like to know if part time employment might be available within your company in order to help pay the rent in the event my insurance(s) and small incomes are to insufficient?  My interests in seniors and newly acquired life skills might be helpful to your clients, their families, and your staff.  My last thirteen months have sorely opened up my eyes regarding some of Society’s lethargic appreciation for the skills that us elderly can provide.   Therefore I have enclosed my resume of skills.  Skills that are available free in the event my insurances and income are sufficient.

My newly invented stupid teaching ideas make learning fun.


This is done by using my stupidity  Exposing my own stupidity has proven to be a little bit on the funny side because I’m not that smart to begin with.

I will also teach video creation by showing seniors how I learn from my mistakes.  This mistake filled learning and teaching Internet video will be coming soon.   

I’m currently enrolled at:
San Diego Continuing Education Program   www.sdce.edu
3249 Fordham Street, San Diego, CA 92110

In one of my Continuing Education class there are more seniors then those under the age of 55.  For me it’s really great learning with seniors, especially when compared to living and learning with the middle aged men at VVSD.
 
This “senior learning opportunity” is new for me because I spent 11 of the last 12 years living by myself on top of the mountain at Big Bear Lake, CA.  The snowy ice winters are not senior friendly. http://www.city-data.com/city/Big-Bear-Lake-California.html

After 25 years I recently left the mountains of Big Bear Lake, CA not only because of the rent increase but also because the snow and ice was now becoming too risky.  Moving from the mountains and working with the Veterans Administration in San Francisco and now San Diego has helped me make the transition from a self controlled pace of retired mountain living to the faster pace of city life.  I’m looking forward to the learning opportunities in a senior living home and exploring the city and smaller towns with their Ocean shoreline, while still being able to enjoy the self controlled pace of retired life. 

 I have two types of insurances:
I’m 67 years old and have been receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) for over 12 years, now it’s $970.00 per month net.  I have Social Security Insurance Part A & B.  I’m also a Vietnam Veteran and have Veterans Insurance.  In 1999 and 2000 Loma Linda Veterans hospital of CA gave me two total hip replacements Right and Left. My Social Security paid for the operations in full. VA doctors did an excellent job.  I receive no money from the military or any insurances companies.  No mental problems.  Being homeless is my only problem.
 
Physical & mental health excellent:
No problems with my hip replacements.  In fact I’m an avid walker and hiker.  I’ve been living and hiking the mountain regions of Big Bear Lake for the past 18 years with no hip or other physical or mental problems. Referrals available upon request.

My excellent mental health face
 

Index of  seven skills that could help seniors
1.  Personalized artistic rock gardens

2.  Fishing tricks

3.  Artistic inexpensive mistake free painting

4.  Teach grandchildren to use new technology with old fashion methods!

5.  Newest technology

6.  Other of my own enjoyable activities and future interests

7.  Work history of 20 to 40 years ago:

 
 Seven of the skills
1.  Personalized artistic rock gardens
My own rock garden, after three summers of enjoyable creations filled the front, one side, and back of my corner lot in Big Bear Lake.  All gardens where designed for easy rearranging so as to accommodate my changing artistic inspirations.  One arrangement had a large canoe filled with dirt with various growing flowers.  The canoe was dug into the ground on a slight angel so as to represent the back half being in the water and front half being out of the water. Large rocks surrounded the canoes’ upper out of the water section. The lower water section was surrounded with blue, white and other flowers to represent water and some waterweeds.  For added affect the canoes’ anchor rope was tied to an adjacent tree.

Next personalized rock garden was for my 81year young neighbor lady who also had a large corner lot. Her rock and flower gardens where to be designed not only for flowers and rocks but include tunnels for chipmunks and a small waterfall for every walking, crawling and flying thing in the mountains of Big Bear Lake. 

Two conditions where needed with the creation of her flowered rock gardens.  First was keeping the price down by using the rocks that were unearthed as I dug (We lived in the section of Big Bear Lake called Boulder Bay).  The second condition was training her dog Honey Bear to stay on the circled trails running throughout her three gardens.  She bought Honey Bear as a puppy not knowing little puppy Honey Bear would turn into a moose of a dog!  It was fun training with Honey Bear because I too was professionally trained by using my almost as big German Shepherd Cindy.

2.  Fishing tricks





I enjoyed learning while teaching the seniors and grandchildren about fishing from the shoreline of Big Bear Lake.  I have taught trout fishing to the grandchildren and wife of a prominent San Diego doctor while living in Big Bear.  I teach fishing to be a fun experience whether or not we catch fish.  Of course I don’t tell that to the kids.  The grandparents figure it out rather quickly and enjoy the other activities I use to fill-in when the fish aren’t biting.  Fill-in activities such as making hook less fishing necklaces, cooking, eating and recording all this on video. Another important trick is for me to be well organized before the fishing begins so the lines can be put in the water as soon as possible and this is where I explain how “we trick” the fish.  I use the catch and realize method.   Of course each fishing pole has its own name and many pictures and videos are taken!  In Big Bear Lake I was known as the King of shoreline fishing.J

3.  Artistic inexpensive mistake free painting
I’m also rather innovative when it comes to inexpensive ways to do artistic paintings.  I do the paintings in an abstract impressionistic style.  We can’t really make a mistake when using that style.  The painting is done on a regular #9 business size envelope.  I use varying types of cheap paints.  Because we are painting on regular envelope paper it’s always exciting to witness how some paints blend together with water while other paints don’t.   I paint the back of stencils and press them onto the blended paints thus more blending “layers”. No drawing skills are needed for stenciling!  After the envelope has dried I sometimes use a colored or black fine tipped cheap roller ball pen to add effect where some of colors intersect.  This is where a non steady hand can be an advantage when doing this abstract impressionistic style of art.

4.  Teach grandchildren to use new technology with old fashion methods!
Another advantage of using envelopes as art work is we now can insert a letter and photos of each other painting the envelope.    We then can put a stamp on the painted envelope and return address on the back and mail it to grandchildren or other seniors.  The advantage of sending the envelopes the old fashion way, by using the U.S. postal mail services, is that the envelopes are now postmarked and dated thus verifying the authenticity of the artistic artwork because the postmarks are on top of the envelopes art.   Now the receiver has a collectable treasure and they might even return the favor with their own hand painted treasure containing a letter and pictures inside.

5.  Newest technology www.iphonelife.com/share
I’ll teach seniors by showing how I’m learning by using the Apple smart iPhone.
I’ll show by video how I’m learning to record video on my smart Apple iPhone.  I’ll teach seniors how to send video by email, and how to edit and place all this teaching information on our own free webpage.  WE LEARN TOGETHER!!     
 
6.  Other of my own enjoyable activities and future interests
1.  Education by professional instructors and self education

2.  Reading, writing, computers, photography and film making

3.  Movies, plays, art galleries, museums, football, basketball, baseball, cards and board games

4.  Bicycle riding and repair, Health clubs = Swimming, light weight lifting, steam and saunas

5.  Enjoy: people, dogs, cats, all farm & wild animals, gardening, working, shore fishing

 
7.  Work history of 20 to 40 years ago
1.  Welder by trade
2.  Sold bookkeeping and tax services to small businesses

My Artistic face
 
3.  Sold cars and webpage designs.


Thank You,
Carl G. Mueller Vietnam 1968














This is my, O.K. whatever face.
My Email: 4uimcarlgmueller@gmail.com