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Hey everyone! So another full moon is upon us. Here is the update Vlog! Hope you enjoy it. 😉
Hey, All! Switching from Blogging to Vlogging for a time. Here is the first official Vlog! Enjoy. And, Don’t forget to hit that follow button!
Happy new year! I hope you all had a good time over the holidays. I had my little brother with me. It was awesome, but hard to keep up on my writing while watching the little 8 years old.
This years is going to be a big one for me. I’m hoping to publish 3 books, but realistically I will be happy if I complete one that is written and well received.
I have spent the better part of the year world building. Presently I have a detailed world with it’s own history, cultures, settlements and landmarks.
The tricky part now is to weave multiple strong stories together. I have been watching a ton of videos on writing stories and have come to understand it is not an easy task.
I’ve come to understand there are two main forms of writing. Discovery and outlined. They both have their strengths and weaknesses and a healthy balance of the two is how some of the best books I’ve read/listened to were wrote.
If your interested in writing your own book Brandon Sanderson has a very helpful corse on writing that can be found on youtube. Here it is.
396 Late 3rd Quarter
There were five of them. A man by the fire chewed on a tiny bit of jerky he’d saved. Their rations were running low. The men were growing hungry. Three sat by a small fire talking quietly, one paced back and forth around the camp, the last was standing near the waters edge. He stood there, looking out towards the foreign city. But, he did not see it. He did not see the marvel he once had. He didn’t notice as the candles and laterals lit from within the cliff and the three levels of circular windows began to reflect their light onto the water. Like little suns they rippled, even after the sun retreated behind the mountains.
The sun retreated to the west, beyond the horizon as it did everyday. The man with eyes fixed on the settlement carved high into the cliffs, saw only blood. He wanted to leave. He wanted to follow the sun home. He saw there was nothing to be won here, only more lives to be lost.
The city was like nothing his people had encountered. It was unable to be breached. He stood there frozen, not by the bite of the changing season, but by the depth of his thoughts. He tried to push the gruesome images out of his head and focus on what he could do to survive the coming night, they were getting worse.
The suns light faded and darkness and stars filled the sky. The men by the fire chatted with their hushed voices, speculating about what they had saw earlier that day. They all wondered what could have been responsible for the gruesome slaughter of their comrades.
Esperantian night raiders, one had suggested. Another thought it might be wild animals, a large pack of wolves or a mountain loins. The third man by the fire suggested monsters. The two wiser men kept their thoughts to themselves, they dreaded what was to come.
Claiming it monsters was more a joke at first, but after being witness to the savage aftermath of one of the attacks, monsters seemed to be more probably then men. They weren’t random animal attacks. One would have to be a complete rock head to think so. These were not random. They were targeted attacks, tactical and brutal in nature. They all knew it was them, the Esperantians, they just didn’t know what they were dealing with. All they knew was the dread that came with it, the thought they would be next.
The lone man by the water had an idea and put it into action without hesitation. He marched over to the little fire and kicked it apart. Sending the burning sticks flying and the three men cursing. He didn’t care as one of them shoved him away. He was not going to draw whatever responsible for the attacks to his camp like moths to a lantern.
‘Dam it Dyeden! What you do that for!? It’s bloody freezing out here.’ One of the men said as he tried to salvage what he could of the flame.
Saving their lives, he hoped. There were hundreds of camps, spread too thin, unable to support one anther, all calling dangerous attention to themselves with the flicker of their fires.
The young man was held back easily enough by a larger man as the other two worked on the fire. One tossed glowing sticks back into the pit while the other blow on them. The flames snapped back into being.
‘Do you want to die? Do you want to end up torn to peaces like Grason!? Or disappear like Dehm?’ Dyeden spat painfully. His friends names tore at his throat. The loss was too fresh. He turned and paced away. Silently he moved into the darkness to shed the tears that built in his eyes. He didn’t want them to see, but they all knew why he had stepped away.
The squad leader watched his man bicker for a time. He watched the fire recover and start flicker more strongly as he thought. After his mind was made he moved to the side of the fire. To give his orders.
‘Snuff that.’ He said to the younger men.
‘What?’ One of them looked up at him, unsure of what he thought he heard.
‘Put the fire out.’ He said clearly with authority and strength.
There was no argument made and so the men sat in the cold darkness as the night progressed. In silence save for the sounds of the oceans waves lapping the shore and the tree branches gently swaying and dropping their leaves into the crisp breeze. They sat in the silent darkness until the light of the full moon became the focus of the night sky. They were no longer in darkness the moon lit the camp and the world shimmered a blue silver. It wasn’t long after when the silence was shattered, wolves howled in the distance. Grown men were never more afraid. The first attack had begun. It progressed in a similar way to the nights before. They started with sounds to alert one anther. Then turned to sound of alarm, cries for help. Horrible sounds of fear, sounds of bravery melting into desperation then torture… A distant camp across the river erupted in the toxic sound, a sound that crushes your hopes and leaves your morel damaged.
The silence came again. It was full of dread, yet in some way relief. The attack, the threat was far from them. The men hoped in silence, hoped they didn’t know the unfortunate victims. They waited for another camp to cry out, they didn’t need to wait long. A blood curdling cry came from the coast an unexpected direction. The camp was on their side of the river. Shivers crawled up their spines as they realized their had to be more then one group attacking this night.
Before the screams of the men died another camp across the river was struck and their distant cries mingled with the others. Then a forth camp went off in a third direction. Screams from up river could be heard most clearly. Names we called and cried.
‘Argh! Hel-ph!’ The voice muffled by distance died in the breeze.
‘Flayer!! Aaaarrrr!’ A voice answered before dropping off with the other.
The five men by the ashes fidgeted nervously with their weapons in hand. Their backs against one another their eyes and ears searching the forest for any signs of movement. And, thats how they spent their night. Listening to the screams of their brothers and friends meeting violent ends. They stood in the cold with more tension, stress, and fear then they ever imagined it possible to feel. Their eyes torching them with glimpses of moving shadows. Their ears hearing phantom footsteps too soft to be made out over their breath. They waited, fearing to be the next camp to contribute to the orchestra of brutality. For endless hours the screams persisted from all directions until the crack of dawn.
The men were exhausted as the light silenced the horrid sounds of men being torn apart by whatever faceless entity it was. They collapsed to the ground with dark bags under their eyes. They looked ill, but they were more then ill. They were tormented and scared and would be for years to come. They would dream of those screams and image the monsters coming for them. Some would recover in time, others were forever tormented.
Hey Guys! I hope you liked this full moon addition!. I have some good news! I’ve already been able to complete a number of 2000 word days!!! And, I believe I should be able to do it for 120 days Straight! That is the plan anyways – To get three 1st drafts completed in 4 months, 240,000 words 😀
I recently bought myself a calendar for 2020. (A old friend of mine created it with pictures he took) I will track my progress on it with special stickers for every day I get my 2000 words. It will be glorious!
I also found another great writing resource. It is a youtube playlist featuring over 12 hours of writing classes with the one and only Brandon Sanderson! I am so pumped I found this! I’ll add it to the Writing Resources soon.
One last thing, I would like to promote some really cool merchandise on my website. At this moment I will not be affiliated with anyone. Meaning I will not be making any money helping to sell their stuff. I just want to promote some artistic friends that remind me of the Esperantians from my story and some other interesting online stores to buy things that are in some way related to the themes my world is built around.
Thanks for reading! Hit the Follow button and enter your email to get the monthly Moon Blog! Show your support! Until next moon, Stay safe, Stay Human.
~ The moon was waxing strongly. Not full, but still giving sufficient illumination to those creatures sensitive to her cycles. There were no other people dependent on her grace and power more than the Esperantians. They were a strange people, with strange customs, from an unheard of land. They made a good impression on the First Folk and most looked upon them as educators and perhaps even liberators from their Korseye overlords, but some, the ones more loyal to the Korseye, believed the Esperantians to be scheming peoples, not worthy of trust or their hospitality.
Perhaps, it was the Esperantian schemes that slowed the inevitable military advance of the Korseye. Or, perhaps it was more do to with internal unrest between the rival Lords of Roskeye. Such rivalry’s can make a large military response slow coming.
The local ruling class had little understanding of what they were dealing with before they arrived on the coast. The Korseye High Lord Thyradas Devondus had paid the Esperantians little mind for too long. Once he saw the new city and how well defended it was, he called in all his banners and set to the task of keeping the Esperantians pinned down. It took over two Triquil, almost a whole Quarter, for all his men to arrive and take their positions, but once in place, the Esperantian foragers were contested at every outing, and soon had to stop.
With over two Rotations to prepare, the Esperantians were dug in, and well provisioned for the siege. They knew they would be attacked from the moment they scouted the area. They had the most advanced scouting parties, and with their eyes on the Korseye, they built their defences. The formidable fortification was named Tero Sur Maro, which translates to Earth on Sea in the common Friesen tongue. What a marvel the city was. The design was unique. It had elements of both the Korseye castles and Friesen earthen homes, and yet somehow incorporated the alien elegance of the Esperantian people.
It is fair to say, the Esperantians underestimated the brutish Korseye people and their ability to unify themselves. The Korseye Lords stubbornly refused to entertain any of the Esperantians proposals. They were unwilling to communicate, compromise, or reason. Seen to be ignorant, overflowing with pride, and thick headed by the Esperantians, the Korseye proceeded to starve out the foreign people. And, that is how the cruel Lords of Roskeye believed the siege of Tero sur Maro would be decided. They intend to break them, then take them into slavery when weakened from starvation.
But alas, this would not be how history would remember this chapter in time. No. The break of the siege would be far more devastating. It would be surrounded in violent chaos, cloaked in an enduring mystery and would leave people wondering for generations what truly happened on the night of the Blood Moon ~
I am excited to be working on this project. I’m averaging 500 words a day… But, I hope to bring that up to 2000 by the new year. I just need to find some stability in my life and not let myself be so distracted by thoughts of pretty woman. Dang pretty woman and their powerful distracting capabilities they hold over my weak manly mind.
Anywho, I would like to complete 3 books in 2020 and release them in E-book format. I would like to convert them into Audio Books as soon as possible, but I think that might not happen in the same year. Thanks for following the progress! If you’re not please consider. You’ll receive an email similar to this every full moon.
Until Next Full Moon, stay safe, stay human.
~ Mid 3rd Quarter the armies of the Korseye were sparsely camped along the coast and up the mouth of the Thymra. They did their best to starve out the Esperantians on their newly fortified peninsula settlement. It took the Korseye months to marshal enough men from around the kingdom to pin the Esperantians in. Backed into a corner with no easy way out, the foreign council came to terms and, in the strange way they play politics, the powerful Esperantian families made their predictions and placed their wagers on the future. With limited supplies the people reduced their daily rations in hopes to hold out long enough to enact their plans. The native Korseye army seemed to have victory in their grasp as the days slowly bled towards the final moon of Mid 3rd Quarter. Golden, orange and crimson leaves blew free from the trees as temperatures dropped. The last Quadra of the 3rd Quarter was coming near ~
Hey Guys! So these moonly updates have been a long time coming. I also pushed the release date of my books into 2020. 😦 I could make up a million excuses for my procrastination such as LIFE… But, instead I’m going to share my new strategy to stay on target. To encourage myself to write once a month I took the liberty to schedule a years worth of posts. Here is a screen shot of the first half of the scheduled posts.
At the moment all of these are blank. I will fill them in before the scheduled date. But having them scheduled so far a head of the curve should give me the motivation I need to stay on it. As I said they will be released on each full moon. My story is about werewolves after all and that is when they come out to play.
To finish off this moon I embedded a video I made while I was in London over the new year. I had an issue uploading it way back and kinda forgot about it for a long while. But here it is now!
Next moon I will continue with some more history of the vast world I’m creating along with another video. Thanks for taking the time to read and if you are interested in helping to free up some of my time so I can focus more on this writing project please head over to My Patreon Page and become one of my first Patrons.
Welcome to the first full moon of 2019. This is going to be a full year for me as I work to complete my first book. It is a massive undertaking and I invite you all to join me on the creative journey. You can get moonly updates if you hit the follow button on the bottom left of any page and enter your email.
Anyways here is a short video on one of the programs I’m using to create some fun time-lapses.
Click Here to see some of the 3D modelled Medieval Homes I created to help illustrate the towns and cities for the project.

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Best seller children’s music that is educational and fun. This CD focuses on gross motor skills, animals, counting to 10, colors of the rainbow, musical freeze dance and being responsible. Featured songs: Little Red, Jump!, Elephant Steps, S.T.O.P., Superhero, If I Were an Animal, I Like Candy, Grandma’s House, Roy G. Biv and Be Still. This is Patty Shukla’s 1st album of 11 original children’s songs, as featured on her popular YouTube channel with millions of views. (Approx. time 32 minutes. For children ages 1-8)

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LIKELY NO, BUT HE DIDN’T HELP MATTERS: Is WA Gov. Jay Inslee Single-handedly Responsible for America’s COVID Outbreak?
What’s amazing is Inslee and his team at DOH saw the outbreak at Life Care and still asked nursing homes to take in COVID-positive patients. The Seattle Times says these decisions contributed to roughly half of the state’s 5,000 coronavirus-related deaths to the nursing home policy because “nearly 200 nursing homes” had “at least one outbreak.” Some had multiple outbreaks. Very few long-term care facilities in the state have gone without any COVID infections. But in King County, where Seattle is located, “455 people connected to nursing homes have died, account for a third of the county’s total deaths.”
While New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) deserves scrutiny, especially because he oversees the largest metropolitan city in America – NYC – scrutiny also needs to be given to Gov. Jay Inslee. Washingtonians deserve to know just how deep this runs. Americans deserve to know how this outbreak impacted the rest of the nation, especially since Life Care was where this all started for the United States. And Inslee needs to be held personally accountable for every single one of these deaths.
As John Nolte noted at the start of the month, the DNC-MSM dogpile over Cuomo’s (very real) #metoo problems were really an excuse for the media to attack him over his COVID debacle, but protect other Democratic governors. “Why is America’s corrupt media not at all interested in some 15,000 dead senior citizens while they tar and feather Cuomo over the allegations he made [at the time of Nolte’s article] three left-wing women uncomfortable? The answer is obvious…Four other Democrat governors issued the same sociopathic nursing home order as Cuomo. Four other Democrats ordered infected coronavirus patients be admitted into nursing home facilities where 1) the most vulnerable live, and 2) they’re not set up to handle an infectious virus.”


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I briefly flirted with the idea of changing up the nationality of my music post this week, but considering it’s Scotland In New York Week!!!, I’m going to keep going on the theme. Thursday night, Frightened Rabbit will be playing here, but before that happens, I get to see one of my favorite bands to come out of the British Indie Rock explosion of the mid aughts (2005 and on), Franz Ferdinand. (I know they’re not all Scottish, but they met and started up in Glasgow, and Glasgow has been a huge part of who they are.)
From the very first second your toe started tapping to “Take Me Out,” you knew Franz Ferdinand were here to make you dance. And make us dance, they have. Starting with their ubiquitous debut album, Franz Ferdinand, and continuing on with their subsequent albums, You Could Have It So Much Better, and Tonight: Franz Ferdinand.
I’m happy to say, their latest, Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action sees ze Franz doing what they know how to do best. Try and not tap your toes.
However, today I’m going to share one of my favorite songs from Tonight: Franz Ferdinand, because I really hope they play this when I see them on Tuesday!
What music are you enjoying lately? Any shows coming up you’re excited about?
Oh, hey, it’s another Scottish band, what a shocker. 😉
Chvrches (luckily, just pronounced “churches”) is definitely the latest buzz band, but with good reason. They perform killer electro pop, and that’s coming from someone who doesn’t normally like electro pop. But I definitely have liked them since I first heard their song “Recover” from the Recover EP. Their full-length album, The Bones of What You Believe, just came out, and it fulfills the promise of the EP. Have a listen to one of the songs on the album, “The Mother We Share.”
It’s so sad, because I keep missing them playing in NYC. Every time I check, they’ve already announced it and it’s sold out. (I’m afraid next time around they’ll play some horrible venue like Terminal 5.) So don’t make the same mistake as me!
We’ve covered 2 of my favorite recent artists, and today we move onto the third!
My love for First Aid Kit, the lovely folk-rock duo from Sweden, is on par with my awe of their talent. Okay, forget awe. Straight up jealousy. Like, if the music wasn’t so amazing and sisters Klara and Johanna Söderberg weren’t so endearing, I would probably hate them. Who gives you the right to be that talented that young?! (They’re 20 and 22, respectively, and have been making music since Johanna was just 14.)
But amazingly talented, they are. A 14-year-old writes a song about a husband cheating on his wife…that’s poignant and comes off as real?! Well, yes. Their debut EP, Drunken Trees, is good, but their follow up to that, Big, Black and the Blue, is astounding. I’ve listened to it through countless times. Their most recent album, The Lion’s Roar, shows growth from even an album as good as that, touching on country roots they shouldn’t have, having grown up in Sweden. Who cares?! It’s good music.
Here’s the title track and first single from The Lion’s Roar. It’s fun watching them perform this live, because they take advantage of the rare chance in their setlist to rock out and head bang.
Let me know what you think!
I pulled my first Music Monday from this post, and I’m going to follow in kind this week. Frightened Rabbit has been one of my favorite bands since mid 2008. I don’t even remember how I heard about them. It’s possible it was from The Pop Cop, that they caught my eye in one of their Music Alliance Pact entries, since they were from Scotland. (I’m a wee bit obsessed with Scotland.)
Who really cares how I discovered them? The discovery has pretty much changed my life. I have listened to The Midnight Organ Fight so many times, I’ve lost count. There have been times I’ve listened to my favorite song from that album on repeat for weeks at a time. And that was their second album, the follow-up to Sing the Greys. Since then, they’ve released The Winter of Mixed Drinks, State Hospital EP, Pedestrian Verse, and, most recently, Late March, Death March EP.
Sadly, as I mentioned, they have since stopped playing my favorite song live, as well as many of their earlier, well-loved, songs. So I will leave you with the first single from Pedestrian Verse, because it’s fantastic AND you are likely to hear this one live, should you catch them.
They are on tour, and I would highly advise you to check them out for yourself. Let me know what you think!
Everyone dreads Monday, and I’m no exception. Even while unemployed, it still doesn’t sit well. I’ve found that music is a good way to get through it, so I thought I would start doing Music Monday.
Since I just made a reference to Laura Marling the other day, I thought it would be fitting to make her the subject of my first Music Monday. Writing about her reminded me of her absolutely fantastic duet with another of the London new-folk scene, Johnny Flynn, called “The Water.”
This song just gets to me. The words. The melody. The harmonies. To me, it’s a small piece of musical perfection. I hope you like it as much as I do!
On another note, I had the most fantastic New York Sunday. I hope to write about it soon. How were your weekends?

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Despite a couple of strong efforts, the Londonderry High girls’ lacrosse squad had to be happy with a split of matches against Nashua North and Pinkerton Academy last week and a season record that sat at a modest 6-6.
The Lady Lancers notched a noteworthy victory over the Nashua North Lady Titans at LHS Tuesday, May 13. Coach Mike Boyle’s bunch bagged a 19-7 win over the visitors, who began the day with an 8-3 record and a three-game winning streak rolling.
The hosts led 12-4 at the half and then outscored their opponent by a 7-3 tally in the second half.
University of Massachusetts at Lowell-bound junior Noelle Lambert – who recently bagged the 100th assist of her fine LHS lax career – had an eight-point match with three goals and five assists in the thumping of North. Alexa Bedell collected seven points (4-3-7), and Chelsea Lewis was good for four points (1-3-4).
Hannah Kearney potted three goals, Gabbi Morris notched two, and single goals were bagged by Sarah Bell, Maeve Holland, Rachel Stevens, Breda Holland, Kristen Bates, and Jackie Curtin. LHS net-minder Emily Holtshouser contributed seven saves to the effort.
Then last Friday, May 16, Londonderry got another shot at the rival PA squad, to which it lost by 10 goals in Derry seven days before. And both good news and not so good news arose for the Lady Lancers from their performance.
Boyle’s bunch dropped a 14-6 decision to the 13-1 defending Division I champs in last week’s rematch, but in doing so became the first New Hampshire team to fall to Pinkerton by less than 10 goals. The Lady Astros’ lone loss of the season came to a Massachusetts opponent (North Andover) earlier this month.
PA coach Rob Daziel had his team grasping an 8-3 lead at halftime. The Lady Lancers trimmed their deficit back to four goals at 10-6 with 12:14 to go in regulation time, but Pinkerton keeper Sarah Lambert (six total saves) and her teammates kept things from getting any closer.
The LHS offensive effort was paced by Bedell and Lambert with two goals and one assist apiece. Lewis and Morris each scored once, and June Cranmer contributed an assist. Londonderry goalie Holtshouser registered five saves.
But the Lady Lancers bumped their record back up over the .500 mark to 7-6 this past Monday with a solid, 19-10 defeat of the host Concord High Crimson Tide in the state capital.
Londonderry got four goals from Hannah Kearney, five points (2-3-5) from Lambert, four points from Lewis (3-1-4), two tallies apiece from Molly Koon and Maeve Holland, and single scores from Bedell, Morris, Breda Holland, June Cranmer, Dominique Breault, and Michelle Hennessey.
Goalies Holtshouser and Michaela Kewley each made three stops.
It was the Concord crew’s sixth loss in its last seven matches.

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Boulder, CO October 12, 2021
GUEST OPINION: BY STEVE ROSENBLUM AND MICHAEL CHRISTY: FORWARD THINKING ON ENCAMPMENTS
We welcomed the Oct. 8 guest commentary by Dan Williams and Nicole Speer clarifying their positions on encampments. While we agree with many of their points, we disagree that their suggestions are fresh or new. The policies they offer have already been tried in Boulder, currently exist, or have already been rejected by staff and Council after significant research and discussion. According to HUD, between 2009 and 2019 homelessness decreased 10% nationwide, but increased substantially in California, Oregon, and Washington. We cannot follow the example of these West Coast states, which have sanctioned public camping and decriminalized property crime with terrible results. States with successful outcomes decreasing homelessness have rejected this permissive approach by pairing services and housing with enforcement.
Do we believe we can “solve homelessness with tickets and arrests?” — no. We tackle chronic homelessness through programs that keep people housed (Housing First) and that get at the root causes of chronic homelessness, such as mental health and substance abuse treatment. However, enforcement of the camping ban is an important tool to address public safety and connect people with services.
In the early 2010s, Boulder’s programs were focused on temporary sheltering. Boulder had extensive night and day sheltering services, similar to what candidates Williams and Speer are suggesting today. Despite dedicating extensive resources to this sheltering-first approach, the city failed to shelter everyone, and offered no paths to stable housing. Boulder’s failure was not unique, no city in the world claims to have solved homelessness through sheltering.
By 2017, in the face of ever diluted funding and a large homeless population from outside the county, Boulder adopted the strategy endorsed by the National Alliance to End Homelessness, which includes: a coordinated approach to delivering services, a recognition that housing is the solution to homelessness, and prioritization of the most vulnerable. Through Coordinated Entry, Boulder began to collect data on who we were serving and their needs so that we could measure progress and allocate resources. The strategy shift to Housing First has been enormously successful: Boulder assisted more than 1,100 people to end their homelessness with supportive housing, reunification with support networks, and/or work training. By utilizing federally funded vouchers to house people, the city saves money on policing, emergency room care, and court appearances. Additional programs such as rental assistance and landlord/tenant mediation successfully prevent homelessness.
Today, the City and County of Boulder collectively spend more than $100 million per year on these and other robust services, which is four times the amount per capita as neighboring communities. We must ensure our substantial, yet limited funds are invested as effectively as possible.
Despite these successes, encampments continue to proliferate in our public spaces, often inhabited by individuals who refuse to engage with services. Police describe deplorable conditions in these encampments: violence, sexual assault, weapons, human feces, stolen goods, propane tanks, thousands of needles, methamphetamine, and heroin. Candidates Williams and Speer suggest the solution to ending encampments is adding several sheltering options including a “no questions asked” shelter and safe campgrounds. However, one must ask, how many people will these new shelters serve when the Boulder Shelter for the Homeless operates at only 75% capacity on an average night and only 30 individuals are suspended from the shelter at any point due to “serious, violent or multiple infractions?”
Safe campgrounds were rejected by city staff and Council because they would divert resources from a proven solution (housing) and duplicate existing services. The U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness notes: These environments [sanctioned campgrounds] have little impact on reducing homelessness. (See the April 2021 Study Session for a full discussion of Safe Campgrounds.)
There are no data supporting that providing several more sheltering options will end encampments. There is, however, the reality that adding more sheltering options will draw funds from Housing First and other proven programs
Enforcement of the camping ban and related laws is one tool we have to discourage encampments. The camping ban does not “criminalize homelessness.” Our Municipal Judge Cooke has said during multiple presentations to Council that court appearances are a touch point to connect people to services, not an opportunity for incarceration. Even if individuals are jailed for a more serious crime than camping, a criminal record — even a violent one — does not preclude an individual from accessing Section 8 housing assistance or supportive housing. The only exceptions are: sexual offenses and methamphetamine.
We agree that jail is not a solution to homelessness. We also agree we need more addiction and mental health treatment options. For those who have committed serious crimes, we support alternative sentencing facilities when appropriate. Methamphetamine use is a challenge to housing and treatment. Any program with greater than a 10% success rate is worth exploring. According to the Department of Housing and Human Services, the city is also pursuing the creation of a residential meth recovery house. For sex offenders, the city is purchasing units specifically for housing this population.
We have heard concerns about the police enforcing the ban as opposed to people trained to intervene in mental health situations. Police were previously not responsible for enforcing the camping ban until their help was requested by city staff. Parks & Recreation Director Ali Rhodes told Council: “Our staff has been assaulted, threatened. It is traumatic.” Though the police do play a primary role in camping ban enforcement, they do not intervene alone. Trained outreach teams, such as BETHERE and the CIRT, are part of enforcement.
Finally, as proof that enforceable rules can increase access to services, after the City Council passed an emergency ordinance banning tents and propane tanks in city parks and allocated more funds for enforcement, coordinated entry screenings increased by 30%, with 25 more people regularly utilizing the shelter according to Housing and Human Services data.
It would be insane to follow in the footsteps of the failing programs of our past and of the West Coast of today; let’s commit to learning from past mistakes and build a better future for Boulder.
Boulder, CO October 10, 2021
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: SUPPORTERS GETTING INVOLVED
Steve Rosenblum and Mark Wallach: They know how to do the job
A Jimi Hendrix lyric often comes to mind as I hear well-intentioned people talk about what they want for Boulder. (The song title is a little out of context here.) “I know what I want, I just don’t know how to go about getting it.”
I’m writing today to encourage you to vote for Steve Rosenblum and incumbent Mark Wallach for Council. Four eligible members have chosen not to run again. Nothing could demonstrate more clearly how arduous and thankless — and often past “thankless” — it is to serve on Council.
But Council is critical here in Boulder. The city is run by its Council. The mayor (regardless of the selection process) is co-equal and has no greater role in running Boulder than any other member of Council. Therefore, Council members must be intelligent, diligent people with a demonstrated record of accomplishment. They must be expert in areas central to the vast and multi-dimensional challenges facing Boulder including equitable and fair housing, safety, social services, public finance and budgets, and of course flood mitigation and the associated complex annexation.
Like many other issues facing Boulder, CU South is clearly not simple. And it is very likely not a done deal. The university has hired clever people to work its side. We Boulder citizens have the chance to elect smart, reliable and experienced people to work our side. We must vote for people that every Tuesday evening have done the reading, understand the issues and can work successfully for us.
It is unquestionable that we must cast our votes for those who share our values. But for Council, we must also vote for those who in addition to knowing what they want, also know “how to go about getting it.” Steve Rosenblum and Mark Wallach know.
David M Gross
Christy, Winer, Rosenblum and Wallach: Attuned to reality
Few problems affecting our community can be solved with a simple slogan or a single, sweeping policy change. Housing and growth are two such areas that require consideration of the causes of current problems and the myriad impacts policy changes will have on the city at large.
Among the candidates who are vying for the five open seats on the City Council this fall, four strike me as especially attuned to this reality – Michael Christy, Tara Winer, Steve Rosenblum, and Mark Wallach. They are thoughtful and caring and have realistic strategies to support Boulder‘s growth and challenges. Mark espouses smart growth, not simply by densifying residential units but by doing so while protecting current building-height limits and the open space that has made Boulder the envy of cities around the country. Tara and Steve speak of increasing the supply of affordable housing in less-developed parts of the city, like abandoned parking lots, old shopping centers and undeveloped transit corridors. Michael calls for careful planning for strategic growth that avoids the pitfalls of rapid overdevelopment he witnessed in California and focuses on the housing needs of low- to middle-income people of all ages.
All these approaches are aimed at prompting an open-minded examination of the development pressures Boulder currently faces and opening a civil, fact based, intelligent conversation about steps to improve housing affordability and access in our community while preserving Boulder’s neighborhoods and open space.
Values, Experience, Determination
We need council members like Steve Rosenblum who will listen and work hard to improve public safety throughout our community. My business on Pearl Street for more than 30 years has faced challenges over the past 18 months due to escalating crime, including increased shoplifting, break-ins and vandalism, verbal and physical assault to me, my staff and our customers. Some current candidates and council members are not interested in working on real solutions and have less empathy for their constituents than those committing these crimes. I am a compassionate person and very active in DE&I initiatives. I want these individuals to be helped, but I also need my employees, most of whom are young women and students at Colorado University, to be protected from abuse and harassment. To offer some level of protection, I have had to made self-defense classes available.
I am grateful to Steve Rosenblum and Safer Boulder for giving us a voice and raising awareness of the victimization downtown businesses have been facing. I am impressed
by his outreach to all stakeholders, his ability to listen, the depth of his understanding, and the commonsense solutions he proposes. Steve is committed to addressing our housing
crisis and he lives his values. He has personally created safe housing for those in need. He understands that some people need more than housing and has innovative ideas to connect them with services. He also understands that our parks and business districts need to be restored as safe places for the community. It is critical that we fill the five open council
seats with candidates who are driven by facts and data vs ideology and will work for all community members. Vote for Steve Rosenblum: he has the values, experience, and determination to lead Boulder in the right direction.
Many specific, thoughtful ideas
I am a small business owner in Boulder. I recently met with Steve Rosenblum to discuss how Boulder could better support our local businesses, which have faced many challenges from COVID-19, from closures to rising rents and rising crime. Steve was not only an excellent listener, he had many specific, thoughtful policy ideas about how we can meet Boulder’s challenges and make our city even better. It’s very clear that Steve does his homework, listens to the community, and will bring forward effective solutions, not the empty slogans and promises I’m hearing from other candidates. Although I haven’t historically been a “PLAN” voter, I wholeheartedly agree with their endorsement: “Steve has the greatest depth of experience of any City Council candidate PLAN-Boulder has seen in many years. We think he will be an exceptional Council member.”. Steve has the experience, values, temperament, and work ethic to represent and lead our city. I strongly encourage everyone who cares about Boulder’s future to vote for him.
Extensive experience in housing
I urge everyone to go to Steve’s website at www.steveforboulder.com/ and click on the “about” tab and the “issues” tab to see what he is about. Housing is a very complex issue and requires more than doing away with single family zoning, as some of the Boulder Progressive candidates seem to want to do. We need someone who has extensive experience in this area to begin to solve our housing problems. Steve has that experience. He isn’t someone who just spouts platitudes but has done the work in housing over many years. He has literally created affordable housing in Denver for those in need.
He knows how to work at all levels; local, state and federal, to get the money and governmental approvals required to get housing built. Other candidates like to talk about how they are going to solve the housing crisis in Boulder but they literally have no experience in doing so. And because of that, they won’t be able to take actual steps that leads to more housing for our workers and government employees, like our police and firefighters. Steve has that experience. And that’s why Boulder needs him on Council.
We need someone who can step in from day one and get the process moving, not someone who will take two years to even understand the complexities of this difficult area. I urge you to vote for Steve. Along with Mark Wallach, that will give us two experts on housing on City Council to solve Boulder’s most pressing issue. He may be the most important Council vote you can make this year. He literally is the housing candidate in this year’s City Council election.
He solves complex problems
If, like me, you want to elect a Boulder City Council candidate who is intelligent, compassionate, honest, and has a demonstrated track record of delivering solutions to complex problems, I urge you to join me in supporting Steve Rosenblum.
For years we’ve had to choose from City Council candidates that were either hyper-passionate about a single issue like housing or focused mainly on global issues like climate change. While these are important issues, our public spaces have become unsafe to visit, our roads and alleys are sometimes impassable due to potholes and our police force remains understaffed by some 42 officers. Candidate Steve Rosenblum has the energy and intellectual capacity to take local steps on national issues AND provide focus and solutions to urgent local issues.
His successful background in finance and housing means we’ll get a Councilperson well equipped to analyze and understand the complex livability issues facing our city. He places a high priority on improving public safety and knows how to restore our parks and paths to the clean and welcoming treasures they used to be. As he attacks these and other issues, he’ll do so with a listening ear and a humility that is too often lacking in our public officials.
I’ve now attended several candidate events involving a wide spectrum of those running. Many seem to care more about national issues than local struggles or don’t display the intellect or humility to carefully consider all sides and all options regarding the problem at hand. Steve Rosenblum has the energy, demeanor, and demonstrated track record to be an excellent leader for, and partner to, the rest of the City Council and I hope readers will join me in voting for him as soon as ballots arrive!
The right candidate for Boulder
Boulder has been my home for nearly 20 years. What a magnificent place to live, for children to grow up with respect for people and the environment. I am saddened that Boulder’s standing as a magnificent place to live has been tarnished. One example from my own perspective: I have been a victim of theft three times – THREE – in less than a year. That’s more than any other time in my life, and I grew up in Chicago.
My friends, neighbors, and colleagues know me to be a politically independent person of both compassion and common sense. I want to see our city help those in need and I also want our community to be safe. We know that crime is increasing and many of our residents no longer feel safe in our public spaces. We know that losing a significant portion of our police force and closing our jail has only made this problem worse. We know that camping on public land is unsafe for all people and bad for our environment. We know we cannot turn a blind eye to the destructive effects of drug addiction among a portion of individuals living in encampments.
I looked for candidates in this election who will support ALL of our values. Steve Rosenblum is the only candidate who has actually created housing for the homeless. He also has done his homework to understand the specific challenges our community faces and has specific proposals that reflect my values: He will help lift people up and restore safety to our community. There is a path to do both. Steve has the experience and compassion to lead us there.
Social media tactics: It’s chilling free speech
I can’t believe what I read this week about the sickening tactics being reportedly deployed against Steve Rosenblum by some community members and the Boulder Progressive Organization. (“Boulder City Council candidate files complaint against community members” Sept. 23.)
Creating fake websites and impersonation accounts on social media to spread lies and misinformation? Has the political discussion in our small city swirled this far down the toilet bowl? These people are clearly so desperate to “defund the police” and lift the ban on camping that they are prepared to “hack” an election and attempt to destroy anyone that stands in their way. Are they being funded by the Kremlin? Running for local office or participating in policy dialogue should not put anyone in the crosshairs of a few self-appointed zealots for whom the ends justify ANY means.
The behavior and tactics of these individuals has discouraged many residents from participating to avoid the nasty, bullying, and now alleged illegal tactics of this particular crowd. I hope we can all agree with our former District Attorney Stan Garnett, who is now representing Rosenblum that “it’s one thing to go after someone in politics because you disagree with his politics, it’s a whole different world we live in now, where people create fake profiles, where they feel like they can make up whatever lies they want in order to defame an individual. Our democracy deserves better.” Thank you Mr. Garnett. Their disgusting, alleged illegal behavior has now been exposed and you have done our community a great public service. These tactics and these people, if found culpable for this despicable behavior, have no place in our political dialogue. Boulder must reject those who use deploy tactics. If we do not, I fear what comes next for our community.
Sue B. McMillan
Boulder, CO September 27, 2021
ROSENBLUM: RESEARCH TOWARD TODAY'S NEEDS
Longtime Colorado journalist and democratic policy staffer Richard Valenty wrote extended candidate profiles for the upcoming election. Please take a look for in-depth coverage of Steve's background, vision and policy proposals.
Boulder, CO September 16, 2021
STEVE ROSENBLUM TALKS WITH SHARING BOULDER WHILE MARK WALLACH MAKES THE CASE FOR CIVILITY
Steve Rosenblum digs deeply many of the issues facing Boulder during this election cycle on Episode 15 of the Sharing Boulder Podcast.
Also in the news, city council member Mark Wallach writes an impassioned opinion piece for the Daily Camera calling out the damage being done to our democracy by those that seek to interfere in the election process with falsehoods and subterfuge.


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The house party is open to the public. Heart of the City is asking for $10 donations to go toward preparing the new location.
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News | Outrage as Serena Williams says Steubenville rape victim was LUCKY and 'shouldn't have put herself in that position'
Headlines | Outrage as Serena Williams says Steubenville rape victim was LUCKY and 'shouldn't have put herself in that position'
Outrage as Serena Williams says Steubenville rape victim was LUCKY and 'shouldn't have put herself in that position'
Serena Williams has sparked an intense backlash after she suggested the 16-year-old victim in the Steubenville, Ohio, rape case was asking for it.
The world Number 1 tennis star made the astonishing indictment in an interview with Rolling Stone magazine, which was posted online on Tuesday.
In the article, Williams said the victim 'shouldn't have put herself in that position' and described her as 'lucky.' Some are already labeling the remarks the most controversial of her career.
'Do you think it was fair, what they got? They did something stupid, but I don't know,' she told the magazine. 'I'm not blaming the girl, but if you're a 16-year-old and you're drunk like that, your parents should teach you—don't take drinks from other people.'
Indictment: Serena Williams, pictured, has sparked an intense backlash after she made an astonishing indictment of the victim in the Steubenville rape case
Outrage: Serena Williams, pictured on Tuesday at Burberry Menswear Spring/Summer 2014 fashion show in London, has sparked outrage with her controversial comments
'She's 16, why was she that drunk where she doesn't remember? It could have been much worse. She's lucky. Obviously I don't know, maybe she wasn't a virgin, but she shouldn't have put herself in that position, unless they slipped her something, then that's different.'
High school football players Trent Mays and Ma'Lik Richmond were each sentenced to a year in juvenile detention in March for raping the intoxicated teen. The two friends were caught after other students who watched the assault laughed and joked about the horrific crime in an online video.
Williams' jaw-dropping remarks to Rolling Stone prompted a wave of criticism on Twitter on Tuesday.
Shocking: Williams said the 16-year-old victim, pictured, 'shouldn't have put herself in that position'
Sentenced: Trent Mays, left, and Ma'lik Richmond were sentenced to a year of juvenile detention in March
One user, Jamil Smith, tweeted: 'Pro tip for @serenawilliams or others discussing rape: if "I'm not blaming the girl, but…" exits your mouth, stop there. There is no "but."'
A female Titter user, Sabrina Siddiqui, wrote 'Disappointing that powerful woman like Serena Williams, who many young girls look up to, blames the victim.'
Meanwhile, Kate R tweeted: 'Seems Serena Williams needs a muzzle. Or compassion for a teenage rape victim? Either or...' and a user called JB wrote: 'Hopefully Serena Williams realises her mess & fixes it. So many women look up to her.'
The tennis superstar, who recently won the French Open, put her foot in her mouth in the past.
At the 2011 U.S. Open, she was fined for verbally abusing a lineswoman. More recently, the younger Williams sister had a verbal tit for tat with American tennis player Sloane Stephens after the up-and-coming player denied Williams was her mentor, adding that she had never reached out to her.
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Shared Parental Leave – Discrimination Against Fathers
Shared Parental Leave (SPL) was introduced in April 2015, as a more family friendly and flexible way in which working parents could manage time off work following the birth of a baby.
SPL allows maternity or adoption leave to be curtailed, with the mother or adopter electing to convert a portion of their maternity or adoption leave to SPL. This scheme allows up to a maximum of 50 weeks’ leave and 37 weeks’ pay to be shared between both parents. The periods of leave can be continuous or sporadic, and can be taken any time up to the child’s first birthday or the anniversary of the child being placed with the family where adoption has taken place.
The rules in relation to eligibility and applications for Shared Parental Leave are complex and employers should have a carefully drafted SPL policy in place against which they consider applications on a case-by-case basis.
One aspect of that the policy will need to address is how parents are paid during periods of Shared Parental Leave. If an employer pays statutory Shared Parental Pay (ShPP) to both parents, and it pays statutory maternity pay to mothers on maternity leave, then there is unlikely to be any issue.
However, if enhanced contractual maternity pay is paid, then the position is more complicated, because the risk of discrimination arises.
Recent Case in Glasgow, Father vs Network Rail
Indeed, a father has recently been awarded almost £30,000 (which included an award of £6,000 for injury to feelings) by the Glasgow Employment Tribunal when he brought a sex discrimination complaint against his employer, Network Rail. They had paid his wife an enhanced rate of pay in accordance with her contract when she took SPL, but paid him only the statutory ShPP rate of £139.58 per week.
Mr Snell initially raised a grievance with Network Rail about their Shared Parental Leave policy, alleging that he would be discriminated against because of his sex because payments to mothers on SPL would be at significantly higher rates to those made to fathers on SPL. His grievance, and his subsequent appeal, were rejected by Network Rail on the basis that they were complying with statutory requirements.
Mr Snell lodged a claim for indirect sex discrimination and, by the time the matter came before the Tribunal, Network Rail had revised its policy so that mothers and fathers are both only entitled to statutory ShPP.
It was therefore no longer in dispute that Mr Snell had been indirectly discriminated against. The Tribunal only had to make a decision as to the remedy. Mr Snell was awarded £28,321 and the Judge commented that: “By the time of the hearing it was no longer in dispute that Mr Snell was indirectly discriminated against by Network Rail in relation to his sex by the application of their family friendly policy which put the claimant at a particular disadvantage as a man, when compared with women during periods of shared parental leave.”
While this case represented a victory for Mr Snell, both his male and female colleagues taking SPL will be worse off when they take SPL as they will only be entitled to statutory ShPP.
Advice for Employers on Shared Parental Leave
There are further cases pending before the Employment Tribunal which will again examine this area and, while decisions made in the Employment Tribunal are not binding on future cases, this decision may be persuasive when those cases are considered.
Employers are advised to assess whether they may be exposed to discrimination claims due to any disparity in maternity pay and ShPP paid. Where a disparity exists, employers should ensure that the reason for this disparity is to enable them to pursue a legitimate aim, in order to avoid falling foul of discrimination laws. As part of the wider picture, employers may also wish to consider whether equalising the benefits available to men and women would assist in attracting and retaining employees of the highest calibre.
Clearly, this is a topic which we are unlikely to have heard the last of. It is an area for employers to keep under review, particularly as other cases progress through the Employment Tribunal and likely the appellate Courts.
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Monica L. Vetter
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Monica L. Vetter grew up in Markham, Ontario, Canada, the eldest of three siblings. Vetter's father worked for Honeywell and in the computer industry generally—and was gifted musically—and her mother was a nurse who, later in life, founded the Head Injury Association of Toronto, in part in response to a family tragedy. Vetter's parents provided her with access to all the things typical of childhood: gymnastics, swimming, and piano lessons; she loved reading, spending much time in the library, playing soccer, and having fun with her brothers outdoors. She entered McGill University, deciding to major in biosciences. Her interest in science led to several summers spent in various academic labs working on muscle contraction at the University of Ottawa, motor cortex and motor control in primates at the University of Toronto, and eye movements and the neural control of eye movements at McGill. Wanting to experience the academic world beyond the confines of the traditional Canadian/American school systems, Vetter spent a year abroad at the Free University in Berlin, Germany. During her time there, she applied to and was accepted at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), where she conducted research in the lab of J. Michael Bishop on molecular genetics and signaling pathways in neuronal cells. She remained at UCSF to undertake a postdoctoral position in Yuh Nung Jan's laboratory focusing on ath5 transcription factor and the regulation of the initial events in vertebrate retinal neural development. From there she accepted a faculty appointment at the University of Utah, developing her research on retinal neurogenesis. At the end of the interview, Vetter talks about the biomedical revolution and her decision to pursue academic research rather than work in industry; the issue of patents; her interest in the history of science; and the role of the scientist in scientific public policy and literacy. She concludes with thoughts about the impact of the Pew Scholars Program in the Biomedical Sciences award on her work and the process of conducting scientific research.
|1994||University of California, San Francisco||PhD||Neuroscience|
University of California, San Francisco
University of Utah, School of Medicine
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R.E. Powell Entrance Scholarship, McGill University
University of Ottawa Summer Research Scholarship
NSERC Summer Research Award, University of Toronto
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Miriam Hills Scholarship, McGill University
University Scholar, McGill University
Governor General’s Gold Medal, Faculty of Science, McGill University
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Howard Hughes Predoctoral Fellowship
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Pew Scholars Award
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Growing up in Markham, Ontario, Canada. Family background. Parents. Brothers. Interests. Early schooling. Parental expectations. Attends McGill University in Montreal, Canada. Studies in Berlin, Germany.
Attends graduate school at University of California, San Francisco. College experiences at McGill University. Experiences at Free University of Berlin in Germany. Graduate research with J. Michael Bishop. Religion. Husband. Children. Graduate research in molecular genetics on signaling pathways in neuronal cells. Postdoctoral work in Yuh Nung Jan's laboratory on ath5 transcription factor and regulation of the initial events in vertebrate retinal neural development.
More on ath5 and transcription factor regulation of vertebrate retinal neurogenesis. Typical day in the J. Michael Bishop laboratory. Gender issues in science. Yuh Nung Jan's mentoring style. Accepts a position at the University of Utah. Settingup lab. Current research in the molecular developmental biology of retinal neurogenesis. Practical applications. Administrative duties. Teaching responsibilities. Qualities of a good scientist. Travel commitments. Funding history. Grant-writing process. Laboratory management style. Writing journal articles. Duties to professional community. Balancing family and career. Leisure activities. A typical workday. Decision to pursue academic research rather than industry.
Patents. History of science. Tenure at University of Utah. Competition and collaboration in science. Criteria for prioritizing research projects. Setting the national scientific agenda. Role of the scientist in scientific public policy and literacy. Privatization of scientific research. Percentage of women as graduate students and principal investigators (PIs). Pew Scholars Program in the Biomedical Sciences.

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ELLICOTT CITY, Md. — The trails around Centennial Lake draw people from throughout Howard County, but it’s the parking lots, which have drawn the thieves.
Just ask Gwen Everett.
“When I got back to my car, not long after, I got an alert from my credit card company that charges very quickly, very high charges, were being made at a local store,” said Everett.
The charges came from the Home Depot in Ellicott City less than six miles away, and what started with a $2,000 purchase was followed in quick succession with another $5,000 worth of gift cards and tool buys.
Without the alert, Everett may never have realized someone had gotten into her car since her purse was still there with cash still inside it, but the next day, further evidence of the break in became apparent.
“This part had fallen off and then I realized how the individuals had gotten into my lock,” said Everett as she showed up a small section of the door handle with pry marks on it, which had fallen off.
Howard County Police said there have been three such break-ins reported at Centennial Park in the last two months alone.
“Take all your credit cards and valuables, cash, any electronics---take those out of your vehicle if you can, lock your vehicle, hide your valuables,” said Seth Hoffman, a department spokesman, “Do anything you can to make it harder for these people, because a lot of times, they’ll just move on to the next car, if the car’s locked or they don’t see anything in plain sight.”
It’s a warning that comes too late for Gwen Everett who has worked with her credit card and insurance companies to cover the thefts, but has lost her favorite place to enjoy the great outdoors in the process.
“No, as a result of early last week, I have not been back to Centennial Lake,” Everett said.


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Brave Williams , R&B Divas LA Reality TV star and musical artist, sits down with RLTV and gives Raro Lae never before released exclusive information about her role on R&B Divas LA. Brave gave Raro Lae a deeper look into her musical career, artistic abilities, R&B Divas LA drama, childhood troubles, and much more! She also spoke of doing a collaboration with Love & Hip Hop Star Ashley T. Moore which has never been done before. Brave’s opinion on Ashley T. Moore and her best friend’s Kaleena Harpers’s threesome/married relationship was quite interesting, as well as future artist she plans to work with, but you have to watch the entire video to find out just what was said!
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I have mentioned how my husband and I believe we can relate everything to The Beatles. In this post I am going to attempt to show how the Beatles are connected to my spiritual path. Feel free in the comments section below to let me know if I was successful. 🔮
As my husband makes me watch 8 different versions of the recording of the Beatles song “Help” (the promo version verses the movie version), he thinks I don’t care. I kind of don’t. Not in the way he wants me to at least. (He’s going to kill me when he reads this! Lol!)
As I watch and listen, I feel something. I feel a meaning that resinates throughout my body. I have learned so much about John, Paul, George, and Ringo that I FEEL them when they sing.
George is by far my favorite. I talked before how I connect to his spirituality and longing to know God. I risk sounding like a crazy screaming teenage girl when I say, I feel a soul connection to George.
I never felt hugely connected to Paul or Ringo. I have now seen them both live in concert. The tears I feel when I see them live are a sign of truth. The connection is eternal.
John Lennon is the member of this Fab Four who really intrigues me. He wrote the song “Help” because he was going through a hard time and needed help.
The documentary “All Together Now” is about The Beatles Las Vegas Cirque du Soleil Show “Love” (a very spiritual experience if you haven’t seen it). In this documentary George Martin, The Beatles producer, talks about how hard John Lennon was on himself. George said he always had to reel John in to what was realistic.
George Martin said John’s voice was so amazing, but John didn’t like it. John Lennon was never satisfied with what he did, according to George Martin. George said John Lennon looked at him one day and said: “We should do it all over. I think we could do it better.”
I love John Lennon’s voice. It bothers me that he didn’t like it. I know John was a complete goofball at times, but I associate a certain amount of emotional pain to John. I could never put my finger on it. It isn’t only due to the horror of how he was murdered but also something about how he lived.
I feel a certain connection to John. Maybe it is the therapist in me, my life experiences, or just the person I am, but I connect to his pain. George Martin talks about how they put this song, Julia, in the show. John longed for his mother, Julia.
I mentioned how my connection to John’s pain almost scares me. It seems that this pain John awakes in me is deep in my past. It is faint, something I let go a very long time ago.
After all, I made the decision to let this pain go. My life choices show it. I married Paul McCartney’s soul connection, the happiest man on the planet! This is the best decision I ever made.
There is still a part of me drawn to the pain that John Lennon and George Harrison write about in songs such as “Hide Your Love Away” and “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”. This is a beautiful part of who I am. I can enjoy it in the music but I don’t have live it anymore. I have placed the pain where it belongs, in Strawberry Fields, Forever.
George Harrison’s widow, Olivia, said the show Love was physically very unsatisfying, but spiritually very satisfying. You can tell she is George’s wife. George Harrison was very much into spirituality and meditation. The show made Olivia physically miss her husband so much that she wanted to pull him down off the stage to be with her.
Olivia’s statement exemplifies our physical world. We will never be physically satisfied here. Nothing here lasts. The spiritual world holds the only true salvation.
But here lies our path. We are in the physical world. Through meditation, prayer, and seeing the divine in all living things, we can reach that very satisfying spiritual realm. We also can enjoy what we have in this physical world now.
FINALLY…what about the music? What music speaks to you? I will forgive you if it is not the Beatles! 😉 (My husband may not.) Sometimes you hear a song so beautiful that time stands still. God is there when time is still. He is always in the stillness. This song is God’s gift to you.
Is music eternal? I think it is. It lives after the composer dies. It’s there whether you think about it or not. It is part of the divine. It will not die. It lives in your soul. And no one can take it away.
Post below what songs make time stand still for you. These songs bring us peace and show us God.
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This is Monday, April 30th, day 5 of the Rhatt Watch. Our illustrious mayor Lofty Administrator doesn’t understand what Blog-mistress is trying to say about the Ratt gone wrong on the blog. Mayor Lofty Administrator is concerned as to what she is telling him to do; but when he spoke to the Ratt by phone, the Red-Face Ratt lied and said the Blog-mistress was just making up things and that Mayor Lofty Administrator didn’t have a thing to worry about. Yet we saw the Red Face Ratt go to Town Hall to talk to his Lapdog apparently about what the blog-mistress said. Ratt has told his closest happy friends he wants his Lapdog, Cool Willie and Brawny Tonja to take the blame for what the commission will do but he didn’t expect Mayor Lofty Administrator questioning him. So he told his Lapdog to please contact Mayor Lofty Administrator and tell him not to worry because “ I Red-Face Ratt has always been able to use my influence to escape any actions against me and my buddies. After all I am the greatest attorney ever and can make the judges work for me” Then he and the Lapdog left at the same time, speeding toward the Red-Face Ratt’s house, possible to supply the Lapdog with her daily drug habit or a drink or two.


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