I am not a “convicted stalker”: this is like those “alien abduction” news articles

It was brought to my attention today that there is a news article which calls me a “convicted stalker.” This is funny, but I promise you, it’s not true. If I sued NBC and the one who started these crimes against me, the jury award or settlement could be mega-millions. I’m choosing not to because they are reaping the consequences of their lies and confusion already, and God’s blessing is on my life. We can’t control what people say. It’s sad, but let them live and die in their delusions. I dared to help and was 100% KIND, but they refused.

Some people have lifelong wounds from their grandparents’ ancestors, e.g., feeling like Hitler’s atrocities are all Gentiles’ fault; when the fact is, the men in my family fought like hell in World War II, and my uncle died. It is a deception that hooks in people’s childhood psyches, and whenever they feel hurt or piqued in any way, it taps into the ancestral wound, and they are confused about who is hurting them.

This is more common than you think. If someone is psychopathologically phobic and hounded by evil, haunting spirits which confuse and lie, and chooses those voices rather than factual observations, e.g. “The winds are coming from the West, and L.A. people perceive these to be the ‘offshore’ winds you are predicting”: if they choose to ignore all real data and my excellent credentials, and embrace lies and phobias instead, then they will “reap” even more darkness and confusion. It has been in the NBC L.A. forecast for 2 1/2 years since I first alerted him to the mistake in June 2007.

He came to my organization, and I am a Full Member of the nationwide American Meteorological Society: that is not “stalking.” It’s hallucinatory. I’m a goofball, and he didn’t want me making anyone else in his office laugh. It was insane jealousy like a soap opera or Shakespeare.

Let him say, “Out damn spot, out, I say,” with guilt. I have a clear conscience, but I’m tired of these interruptions, and countless people are worried about me. It’s “damages” in the millions, but I don’t want an ugly court case where all English speakers on the globe are laughing at the L.A. weather person who doesn’t know directions. It’s embarassing enough for the station already because they have zero credibility. NBC is still calling their viewers “locals” without a clue that “local” is the most insulting name they could call people. It means “LOSER,” someone who doesn’t know anything or go anywhere, gang violence, turf wars. No one I know is attracted to the word, “local,” and I wrote to NBC when this campaign started (when no legal action had been taken) and said it would be ratings suicide, to pull it. Their marketing team is clearly male-dominant and clueless how anyone feels. If they don’t listen to true input, they’ll die with lies: it’s their choice.

This man’s real calling is to do comedy on cruise ships, and he can maximize this offshore dyslexia as a retirement career. He could write a book and earn a lot of royalties. God won’t bless him, however, unless he undoes his mistakes: that’s the way it works, and it’s a practical way 12-step groups and Catholic penance bring genuine liberty and healing to people. It’s a Biblical concept, restitution, and even tribal peoples have local elders: if you steal a goat, you have to repay a goat and then some.

I sent a lot of blessings to NBC to bring them joy and laughter, funny things about their news stories, and “field reporting” as a geographer. They returned hatred, and it’s not my fault. I felt responsible to communicate what I saw when it was so very different from what they kept reporting on TV: NBC asked and begged for viewer input, but they called me a criminal for lovingly sending it in.

The Haunted Mansion photo below (posted 10/31) is from NBC employees: I don’t know Photoshop.

If I can please God, that’s enough for me. Solo Deo gloria, Baruch Ha Shem Adonai, Hamdelillah, Gloria a Dios, Ahsante sana Baba Mungu!

Dr. Melanie Renfrew, 11/9/09

P.S. The court papers make it sound like the NBC L.A. men are looking for women to “take out,” as if they had an extra from shopping at the lawyer Jay Leno advertises,
“Buy one restraining order, get one free!”

Never trust NBC, EVER, and never write to them! It’s like a cult.

Not because of the cancer

Tonight the ABC show “Brothers and Sisters” focused on Kitty coping with the psychological things she was going through having cancer and chemotherapy.

For me, the last several months have been a whirlwind, not because of the cancer, but because it was off-the-scale stressful to have the nut cases across town (a.k.a. Burbank) paint me as a nut case, that I had to go to court 8 times as a sane person, trying to teach people over the hill that the winds in L.A. are from the West. It didn’t work, because West is an altogether foreign concept at NBC studios, and the Burbank court just went along with whatever they said.

Maybe it’s the water they drink.

When people embrace error and ignorance, they can’t see anymore.

Dr. Melanie Renfrew, 11/8/09

It was a tie*

When Dr. Renfrew’s students were surveyed about which character she is most like, it was a tie between “Pollyanna” and “Yoda.”

It is no wonder, then, that the KNBC weathercaster wrote in the court papers that he felt terribly intimidated by her.

* Excerpt from “Offshore Winds: The Musical.”

Pretend Field Trip: Tropical Plants

I’m trying to learn tropical plants because many are transplanted around Southern California, and I recognize them from Kenya, Micronesia, and many tropical cities I’ve visited. The Coleus I first grew in a Horticulture class in a Minnesota January (in a pot). Here’s a slide show, and I’ll add drawings as I scan them in (copy and paste URL):
picasaweb.google.com/Dr.MelanieRenfrew/TropicalPlantsPretendYouReThere#

The skill sets of some airplane designers exclude caring for people.

These will not work unless you tap on the screen hard, which makes the person in front’s seat shake with every tap. You wouldn’t find a woman on this design team, because that’s the first thing we’d think of. It’s genetic.

Proof

Like crop circles, circular patterns in nature are evidence that the aliens are communicating with us. Their whisper is in every bubble.

They own the ABC Stores in Waikiki.

For New Readers

1. I am forbidden from communicating with NBC, and the judge and CNN said I’d “go to jail” if I did.

2. Every single time “offshore winds” or “offshore flow” are predicted for L.A. or used to describe current weather, onshore winds are dominant on the ground, where people live. It’s factual, verifiable, empirical, objective science.

3. NBC is not a science station, and it does not listen or investigate what Ph.D. science professors tell them, WHO LIVE IN L.A.: they haven’t even tried or come to the beach to see the onshore winds, and refuse to look at the official wind records showing West winds. They made their choices to ignore them, and that’s why we can write the aria, “Out to Sea” about their wishful thinking.

4. I want readers to understand why NBC is failing as a company, and Ben Silverman should feel 100% free of responsibility for it, to see what prefaced his shows, and grasp how the audience was sent away. L.A. is a chunk of the U.S. TV market, and the “Locals Only” campaign rejects viewers all over the U.S.

I can’t think of a sophisticated song for my own character in the musical (and I want it to be someone with a beautiful voice like Penny’s, drhorrible.com), and that’s the point.
My message was so simple:
Come see the sea,
Come feel the breeze,
Do you know directions,
Or do you have an infection?

I’m not sure if O.D.D. or C.D.D. came first.
(Offshore Dyslexic Dysfunction or Corporate Dyslexic Dysfunction, both contagious viruses).

Dr. Melanie Renfrew, Oahu, 11/5/09

If we can’t get Joss Whedon to write the music for it, maybe Dan Fenarty can. Now, he’s a gifted klezmer.

Relative Location

Some cultures don’t have cardinal directions, only relative.

Every place has sunrise and sunset.

If local directions are “to/from the sea” and “mountains” (e.g., de la mer, de la montagne, or makai, mauka), and you come from L.A. where the ocean is on the left, since most Americans face North when we think of directions, be careful.

You can drive around an island looking for a turn-off.

It could be outdoors

Everyone loves the beach. It could be the funniest thing to ever hit the Internet, that the winds were really onshore, and when I told him, he made me go to court, and didn’t understand L.A. weather himself, and no one at NBC did, either. College students can play 1 chorus and help provide narration. We can get real meteorologists to play themselves, all clueless about L.A.’s real weather. Their song can be,
“Up in the Clouds, We Remain.”
It could rhyme with a lot of words.

True stories have a magnetic draw with their oxymoronic paradoxicalness.

From the Screenplay

Songs so far:

“Out to Sea,” aria with reprise

“It’s About the Truth,” NBC News (blind) slogan

“Enmeshment,” NBC employee dynamics

“Just Change the Channel,” about the way people have ridiculed me for trying to bypass their stubbornness. I have this unflinching hope that everyone can learn correct things, but his response is the song,

“Leave Me Alone, It’s My Own Damn Job,” paired with

“No One, Never, No how” will make him change his wording.

“I Can’t See the Forest for the Trees,” Dr. Health’s song.

You’re familiar with The Vapors’ song, “Who Really Knows Which Way the Wind Blows?,” the one with the long jazz flute solo.

It needs to have one people would remember, with a mesmerizing melody, about air pressure, drinking water, and how to avoid aches and pains during dry High pressure, because that’s the whole point of writing the musical.