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Local experience with Credo/Sprint?
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Burning Moonlight at the Blue Dragon Monday 3/24
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Richard Malcolm replied to chantal's discussion A bold new era for Duke City Fix

"Chantal, Every time I visit DCF, whether to post or browse, I appreciate the work you've done to create it and adapt it to cultural changes--local and in the larger electronic community--that have occurred even in its short life. So now…"

Jul 16, 2012

Richard Malcolm replied to Richard Malcolm's discussion Local experience with Credo/Sprint?

"Thanks for all the comments . . . love to hear more about any experience in the valley."

Jun 18, 2012

Chartreuse replied to Richard Malcolm's discussion Local experience with Credo/Sprint?

"I live in the NE Hts and have Credo mobile on the Sprint network. I haven't noticed any difference when in the North Valley area but admittedly that's not every day. The only place I have experienced a lack of service is…"

Jun 17, 2012

Edith Grove replied to Richard Malcolm's discussion Local experience with Credo/Sprint?

"I'm on Verizon, but I was looking into Sprint at one point and decided against them based on reported issues with coverage around the city. My guess is that Sprint and the location of its towers are your most likely culprit."

Jun 17, 2012

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Local experience with Credo/Sprint?

I'm curious about anybody's experience with Credo cellphone service (which uses the Sprint network). I live in the "Near North Valley," which seems to be a fringe zone for Sprint. I have had chronic (yet intermittent) problems with phone calls, texting, and web/email service on my phone, at home and around town. I'm trying to decipher whether it's the phone itself--an LG Optimus, the Sprint network, or something specific to Credo service.There's a lot to like about Credo, which is affiliated…See More

Jun 16, 2012

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Richard Malcolm replied to Jeanann's discussion Would Really Appreciate Re-roofing Advice About An Old Leak in the group Duke City Fixer-Upper

"If you're going to buy the place you describe, do yourself a favor and get an estimate on the cost of re-roofing, either flat with a multi-decade guarantee, or to rebuild with a pitch. Then calculate that into the cost of the house. …"

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Richard Malcolm replied to Jason Goldbarg's discussion Concrete contractor in the group Duke City Fixer-Upper

"I know a guy whose wife is a co-worker of mine. He did a job for another friend who was very happy with the result and the price. (I saw the finished work--he replaced walkways and patios around an old adobe--and it looked great.) His…"

Jan 16, 2012

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Where I Live:: Funky Burque

About Me:: Music fiend. Art slave. Poet. Social worker. Political creature.

Favorite Thing(s) About Albuquerque:: It's surrounded by New Mexico. That sky. Tricklock. The Zinc blues cellar. The Slam team. Global DeanceFest. Less than four hours from White Sands.

My Website:: http://flickr.com/photos/ricardoblue/

What I'm Reading:: The sky. PHOTO (Fr.). Scientific American MIND. New Scientist. Discover. Lips. Hands On the Freedom Plow.

up on the roof (east from UNM parking lot)

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How American is the NFL?

Posted on December 6, 2010 at 2:37pm 5 Comments 0 Likes

How American is the NFL? Time to get right!

Spending a Sunday afternoon watching that most American of sports—football—might lead one to wonder how the subversive, divisive forces of diversity are subtly working their way into the minds of patriotic Americans.

And of course, I’m talking about real football here, not that foreign imitation that’s played with—of all things—a round ball, and doesn’t even provide sufficient breaks for a decent beer commercial. That round ball… Continue

True “Traitors”

Posted on November 19, 2010 at 12:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

Consider: if there is a past and a future, there must be something in between. This deceptively simple truism invokes—but does not betray—the essence of Tricklock Company’s new production, “Traitors,” now playing at UNM’s Theatre X.

Kristen Simpson’s original script weaves historical figures such as Judas Iscariot, Benedict Arnold, and Joseph McCarthy into a masterful madcap, skillfully delivered by Director Summer Olson. Like the… Continue

A referendum it ain't

Posted on November 1, 2010 at 12:57am 0 Comments 0 Likes

I've heard several people recently say that they'll vote for Susana Martinez because Bill Richardson was a crook. I completely understand the urge to punish the Democratic Party for the sins of Bill, in the hope that it will motivate the Dems to find, nominate, and support candidates who are not ethically challenged in the way that some recent Dems have been. But that logic is flawed.

Guilt by association is a bad basis for an important decision. While Denish stood with Richardson… Continue

Aladocious funks it up at El Rey

Posted on June 5, 2009 at 2:24am 0 Comments 0 Likes

It was Saturday night.

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catgut strung violin

Posted on May 1, 2009 at 10:00am 1 Comment 0 Likes

A young man prepares to go off to war. He says goodbye and promises to write his mother. The man—still just a boy--packs up his dreams, his ideals, his naïveté, and in this case, his violin, and boards the train that will take him into the theatre of war, with its absurdities, its bloody comedy, and its way of pushing its participants to the extremes of their individual humanity. It’s a scene that has been acted out countless times around the world in the past century, and it is brought now to… Continue

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At 12:37pm on June 3, 2010, emily said…: richard

do you know who i am?
my email address is
emilyseteach@gmail.com
i am rarely on this site.....

At 3:27pm on April 25, 2009, Tricklock Company said…: Can we be friends?

At 11:03am on January 18, 2009, Jeff Sipe said…: Hey Richard, I hope your new year is starting out well. I haven't seen your in a while. Many thanks for your kindness and friendship. Jeff

At 8:13am on September 26, 2008, Courtney said…: Sure do! In fact, I can't figure out how to change my page name to Poofy... didn't realize that when I signed up. Der. I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed when it comes to these fancy social networking sites....

At 10:24am on September 12, 2008, Jeff Sipe said…: Thanks for posting the photo. That was some party! Hope to see you soon, Jeff

At 12:30am on August 18, 2008, Jeff Sipe said…: What an awesome set with you and the divas at Steve's big party last week. It's always a treat to hear you play and an honor to hang out with you. Many thanks, Jeff

At 10:20pm on July 28, 2008, Richard Malcolm said…: Adelita, it was down in Barelas! (Yes, Bekkah is a sweetheart, and we seem to have some inexplicable geographic karma.) There is something every Sunday eve at the Filling Station . . . next blues jam should be the 4th Sunday in August. I'll let you know if I go!

At 5:52pm on July 28, 2008, Adelita said…: Richard, I'm such a dork. Went to go see you play on Sunday, but for some weird reason I had it in my head you were playing at the old gas station on Mountain Rd. -the one that's a coffee joint. There was a really sweet girl in the house behind the coffee place who was outside and she said you were her boss! Small world.

Really wanted to hear you guys. Been needing a good dose of live blues. Plus, now that my daughter is learning to play guitar, I like to take her to listen to live music when I can. Next time!

At 2:48am on May 21, 2008, Blakeington said…: Hey Richard. Thanks again for playing on Friday. You guys rocked. Give me a call soon if you haven't already picked up your stuff. You've got my business card.

At 9:43am on May 14, 2008, RiRiSynCyr said…: Richard - you are too awesome for words!

here's the schedule thus far:
5:00 - doors open, Aaron Lewis to play until approx. 6pm
6:00 - burning moonlight to play until approx. 7:30
7:30 - Lousy Robot to play until ...

I'm being flexible with the music schedule because I'm still learning Verb as a venue, and I never know what challenges might show up when playing in a gallery space.

In addition to the music, we're also being sponsored with beer from Marble Brewery, and some of the DCF foodies are bringing tasty treats for people to munch on. We're setting up the art thursday, and friday afternoon will be the set up of the food and such. I'm sure you'll be able to come in early on friday and set up your equipment, but I will verify how early that might be.

THANKS RICHARD!!