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San Meteo Bank Building. (now the Blank Building)
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Bluegoo Mar 2, 2012.

Old Lobo Theater? What's the story?
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Albuquerque's Quelab, wishes you all a safe and happy 4th, with no-fire fireworks.
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killbox commented on Johnny_Mango's blog post Is This Legal? "Savvy Boutique" Breaks Out a Chainsaw

"Sadly i fear they will merely weather the storm, and have now gotten lots of free publicity. "

Jan 22

killbox replied to Patrick's discussion A Revitalized San Pedro

"As someone who was trapped in the middle of the lead coal project (litterally), really do hope the process is a little better planned out, and that they do take an active part in talking with not just down to the folks who live there. …"

Oct 6, 2012

killbox replied to jenprosser's discussion What's that object in the sky?

"High altitude helium balloon, http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8037/8013825105_982b5185ef_o.jpg or http://i.imgur.com/fb87U.png?1 "

Sep 22, 2012

killbox commented on Aubrey Owens's event 2012 Albuquerque Mini-Maker Faire

"Looking at the Lineup it looks like its going to be awesome for the whole family, They have urban farmers, and land sailers, and robots, and sculptors, and fashion designers, and recyclers, and you can learn to solder at the Quelab booth, kids and…"

Sep 20, 2012

killbox liked Aubrey Owens's event 2012 Albuquerque Mini-Maker Faire

Sep 20, 2012

killbox replied to Ron Da Bomb's discussion Hard Drive Recovery

"SWCP's backup service does have offsite replication, but for better security and larger stuff like my my photo archives i have a hdd i exchange with one in a safety deposit box."

Sep 1, 2012

killbox replied to Lisa Piatetsky's discussion Stainles Steel Non-Coated Wok in the group Albucooking

"I love my carbon steel one, took me about a year to get the seasoning perfect but now its great! got it at the 99b market."

Aug 31, 2012

killbox replied to Ron Da Bomb's discussion Hard Drive Recovery

"I wind up protecting my most important stuff via a Over the wire backup solution. I use http://www.swcp.com/online-backup-service/"

Aug 31, 2012

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Where I Live:: Albuquerque (UNM Area)

About Me:: Bit of a Geek Of All Tades, Amateur Photographer, explorer, coffee drinker, armchair philosopher,

Favorite Thing(s) About Albuquerque:: the storms, the sunsets, the adventure.

My Website:: http://www.flickr.com/photos/killbox/

What I'm Reading:: You name it, mostly the sci-fi or technical. Favorite authors, William Gibson, Neal Stephenson, Bruce Sterling, Stanislaw Lem, Philip K Dick...

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Doing a little show of my photos,

Posted on October 4, 2009 at 1:56am 0 Comments 0 Likes

Im trying to keep this fairly low key hush hush, because the venue has a fery low fire martial limit in place right now. so I'm not adding this to the events calendar, its really for my friends I don't have addressed for.

Friends are invited to come down to my Artshow opening, Its about 21 prints of photos I have taken over a few years.

When? Monday October 5th, 6:30-10:30

Where? at a little place called the Albuquerque Press Club

The opening is on Monday… Continue

Hungry for a little History? Birds Eye map of Albuquerque 1886

Posted on March 14, 2009 at 10:00am 1 Comment 0 Likes

Thanks to a post on Forgotten Albuquerque Blog, and the comments by a Tom, I was able to put google to use to find this neat pretty high resolution scan of a Augustus Koch Albuquerque birds eye Map.

Those following the Barelas Acequia hunt may appreciate the bridges between 2nd and 3rd around… Continue

Barelas Acequia hunting,

Posted on March 10, 2009 at 7:42pm 12 Comments 0 Likes

At the request of a friend, im reposting a post I made to the Albuquerque Urban Exploring blog (abq_urbex)

I plan to continue the hunt and I will of course post more photos.

So as of my last posting about the seemingly boring subject of hunting for the the Barelas Acequia/Creek/Ditch, and any possible tunnels that may be involved, I have come across some new information,… Continue

On the hunt for Barelas Acequia

Posted on March 8, 2009 at 7:40pm 2 Comments 0 Likes

I have entered a blogpost in the Albuquerque Urban exploring group on livejournal, and rather than duplicate it im just posting a link here for those who are curious.

Barelas Acequia

The re-striping of Lead Coal Started.

Posted on September 30, 2008 at 12:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes

They stuck out notices yesterday that they were re-blacking the street, tonight when I got home form work It had begun.

I voted against the bond/plan i continue to oppose the stupid plan, to turn these major downtown and freeway feeding arteries into 2 lane, rage driver filled, quagmires of pollution! Mark my words this will be bad, and when they do their monthly closing of central it will be even worse.

This is like congress! The…

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At 9:03pm on May 31, 2012, Patrick said…: Hi- Just checking in since you mentioned you had some questions. Please feel free to send them my way if you are still interested. Thanks.- Patrick

At 2:32pm on June 4, 2009, Mark said…: Really enjoyed reading the article in the Alibi about you today. I never knew there was a name for it, but I've done my share of urbex in the past!
I'll check out your site and flickr.
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M

At 9:38am on March 12, 2009, Amanda Schoenberg said…: Hello-
I just checked out your urbex project and it sounds really interesting. Would you be interested in sharing your experiences with me for a story in the Albuquerque Journal? I'd love to tag along on some of the explorations. Please give me a call at 823-3923.
Thanks,
Amanda Schoenberg
Albuquerque Journal
aschoenberg@abqjournal.com

At 12:04pm on November 29, 2008, Khan said…: Fellow NM Photographer!
Just a quick note to invite you to Karl Koenig's opening at the Inpost Art Space (at the Outpost Performance Space, 210 Yale SE) this coming Friday evening, 5-8. Karl is a talented photographer who makes images mostly of nature and architecture, the world round. The show will focus on his large format gumoil photographs, a process that he pioneered himself about 20 years ago. The prints are hand pigmented, resulting in amazingly vibrant photographs with a wondrous, almost catastrophic fairy tale quality. I find them highly affecting and unique.

My fellow curator Rob Thalmann and I plan to focus heavily on local photography during our 2 year term there at the Outpost, and this is just the tip of the iceberg for us. Maybe we could even do a DCF photographer's group show there?

Come see the show on the 5th!

At 7:13am on September 22, 2008, Jen Marshall said…: Love the fire hydrant shots! You just made my morning.

At 9:57pm on September 17, 2008, Jen Marshall said…: Hey - good chatting with you at Web Geeks. Hopefully see you next month.

At 9:25pm on June 18, 2008, Smitten said…: That urbex idea is fascinating, very interesting hobby/project.
You miss so much of the city by just passing it by.