Hello everyone, I feel remorse due to the fact that I took so long to write this newsletter. The truth is that life got in the way, thankfully I am doing well at work and that carries on some new responsibilities. After all, before anything else I am a husband and a father. Time has taught me well and I feel that I should share more of myself than what other people think that is appropriate without loosing purpose of what is really important… Natural disasters came about after my last newsletter and I still want to encourage you to help in any means possible, I think that a helping hand can motivate other helping hands to chip in. Please help in any way you can, we endured several hurricanes, earthquakes and other natural disasters. It’s only fair that we look after our own (which is every human being on this earth). Two independent areas within my company reached out to me last month interested in forming part of their team so I had drive out to Tucson AZ to have a couple of job interviews (More like seven job interviews), the weird thing about all this is that I found myself caught between fighting to advance within a sales role and an IT role. Both of them offered several aspects to what I consider to be attractive, however I sill consider that above everything else I must be a father and a husband. I still find myself undecided since only one has given me an offer; however I feel that I will eventually make the right choice for my family’s future. When it comes to music I am swayed to keep persisting on my old feelings where my favorite band was alive and ticking. Feelings had no place in human nature, human nature had no place in feelings, it was only one, and no one else, and maybe two and two more or maybe three, or four… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6woppF7z2ro&list=PL5EF67145B7AB7801 A permanent splinter in my human heart… In any case, I want to let you all know that things are going well, I definitely appreciate you subscribing to this newsletter and support the notion that music should be free. As far as future projects go, I am pretty close of starting a new project that is sure to fulfill all your basic music needs. Unfortunately, it is always slow due to our professional nature and the fact that music moves faster than life. Life moves us but music keeps us. As always, it has been a pleasure writing this brief newsletter and I wish the best on all your endeavors and future life goals. Have a good evening everyone. Best regards, Hiram Moreno