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Articles by: Leonard Frieling

Navigating Spousal Privilege In Boulder: ‘Til Court Do Us Part!

Happy Tuesday! Tuesday can be work-day of great accomplishment. We’re passed “adjust to the work week Monday,” and not at hump day yet. Today is a day for great accomplishments. For a law-related, Law & Order related serious topic,  let’s chat about legal spousal privilege. Does a person have to testify against a spouse in […]

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Freedom’s Dawn: Honoring International Abolition Day!

In Boulder there is truly beauty all around us. All we need to do is to notice it. A bird in a tree is something to see! Greet the new day and the new week as a bird might: swooping and flying while continuing to take in the world around it. We must first notice […]

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Boulder’s Brainard Lake: Moose Wander! Photograph of the Month Follows!

Our Photographer of the Month, Gwen Dordick and her hiking partner Lundie Guerard were in familiar territory at Brainard Lake. They are both photographers in this blog. From the parking lot to Pawnee Pass, 3000feet, 915 meters, above the parking lot. They are quite familiar with Long Lake, Brainard Lake, Isabelle, and the others passed […]

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Could AI Dominate Boulder and the World? The Alarming Truth!

Will AI Rule Boulder and Rule the World? Is Humanity Safe? As a result of extensive discussion with CHATgpt, it is clear that AI, Artificial Intelligence, CAN pose a very real danger to humanity. Let’s look at the dangers and some possible ways to protect ourselves from these threats. Will AI replace humans and rule […]

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Is Heatstroke a Real Thing in Boulder?

Yes, heatstroke is a real and potentially life-threatening condition. It occurs when the body overheats and cannot cool down properly, often due to prolonged exposure to high temperatures, strenuous physical activity, or a combination of both. Several factors contribute to the risk of heatstroke: 1. Hydration**: Dehydration reduces the body’s ability to sweat and cool […]

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A Boulder Serenity Sunset

As the sun begins its descent, the peaceful garden becomes bathed in a warm, golden glow. The sky transitions through a spectrum of colors—vivid oranges and deep purples blending seamlessly into the fading blue of day. Amidst this natural spectacle, the garden’s serene beauty comes alive. A gentle breeze stirs the leaves of the ancient […]

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