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SteveJ replied to amecus j's discussion Its tree shopping time! Fruits, nuts and berries. Food Forest bulk pricing. in the group Urban Farmers

"Sugar maple in NM? I hear they don't do well here: "Most maple trees (sugar maple, Japanese maple, and others) will develop the symptoms you have described because they are best adapted to acid soils and more humid air. The calcareous…"

Feb 17

SteveJ replied to K's discussion Could Lifting Film Subsidy Cap Bring More Jobs to ABQ?

"Professors at our universities are struggling to apply for grants to do research, and have heavy teaching loads. It seems to me that more money invested in our universities, both for research and education, would have a much stronger long-term…"

Jan 31

SteveJ replied to K's discussion Could Lifting Film Subsidy Cap Bring More Jobs to ABQ?

"I think what you are saying is fair. My question would be, what are the other alternatives that might also bring in high skilled jobs? What if we pumped 100 million per year into technology research at our main universities? Maybe we find the cure…"

Jan 30

SteveJ replied to K's discussion Could Lifting Film Subsidy Cap Bring More Jobs to ABQ?

"Interesting story about movie subsidies providing a lung cancer subsidy."

Jan 30

SteveJ replied to K's discussion Could Lifting Film Subsidy Cap Bring More Jobs to ABQ?

"I am torn with the film subsidy. I'd rather see subsidies used for something society needs---like better public transportation or paying for solar panels. How many more crappy hollywood movies do we need?"

Jan 30

SteveJ replied to Kelly's discussion Shade Tree Cafe Open Yet?

"I am not really following this. Owners of a motorcycle shop are opening a restaurant? I hope the food isn't greasy."

Jan 24

SteveJ replied to Kelly's discussion Shade Tree Cafe Open Yet?

"With insurance, those aren't bad prices for frames."

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busboy replied to SteveJ's discussion Rapid Bus System in the group ABQ Bus Riders

"I'm impressed, too, Steve. Thanks for posting this. I hope the folks who were hosting the discussions of the Central Avenue corridor a few weeks ago are aware of Bogota and its amazing system. "

Jan 24

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Heinrich on Bailout

Posted on November 19, 2008 at 3:05pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

Dear Martin Heinrich,

I am a Democrat, and voted for you two weeks ago. Now, if you are still around on Duke City Fix, I would really like to hear your stance on the auto bailout.

I'll give my opinion here. I just think its crazy that lawmakers are saying these environmentally unfriendly and irresponsibly managed sinking ships need to be saved. I think this is government intervention that is misdirected. Instead, government support should go towards helping the potentially… Continue

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At 10:20am on July 28, 2008, Angelo Baca said…: I have that problem too. Did you know that their is a way to reduce the amount of water you're flushing even more? Get an old twelve ounce bottle of some sort. fill it with water and tightly close the lid. Place in an area within your tank in a spot that is able to hold the bottle so it wont tip over. In each flush that is how much water you save.