Gotta Love It
I watched a video yesterday of Steve Jobs telling the 2005 graduating class at Stanford, “You’ve got to find what you love. ... Your time is limited, so don't waste it…
Added by Terry S. Davis on March 30, 2012 at 7:30am — 1 Comment
5 Tips for Snagging those Caucasian and Light-Skinned Hispanic Tourists
NOB HILL--So you must think it is easy to get white people to come to our fair state! Not so. Just ask Vendor Inc., the company tasked with coming up with an ad campaign for the Department of Tourism. Oh it is easy enough to snag dark-skinned Hispanics,…
Added by Johnny_Mango on March 29, 2012 at 9:05am — 10 Comments
New Mexico Broadband "in the Boonies". Rural broadband travails writ large upon the 'tubes.
In the spirit of trying to generate some discussions and rev up the DCF boards, I'm putting up this link:
http://www.cnet.com/profile/ericcmack/?tag=mncol;title
That connects to a 5-part series by Eric Mack on CNet (tech-news web site) which discusses some of the issues experienced in rural New Mexico, Penasco to be precise, in trying to get a workable internet connection in his new location in…
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Children's Summer Farm Camp!
The Rio Grande Community Farm is proud to announce that we have partnered with the Village of Los Ranchos to provide the 2012 Children’s Summer Farm Camp! Based out of the Los Ranchos Agri-Nature Center on Rio Grande Blvd. NW, our five-day farm camps offer environmental literacy experiences through the exploration of a variety of habitats; by growing, harvesting, preparing and eating organic fruits and vegetables, and through nature based art, using child-centered, fun activities.
Our…
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Cooper’s Hawks are our most common urban raptor. This is a crow-sized hawk that uses stick nests throughout the city. Cooper’s Hawks are largely bird-eating birds, eating mainly doves and pigeons in the city. They typically breed in Albuquerque between April and July, and can be very…
ContinueAdded by mjh on March 27, 2012 at 10:00pm — 4 Comments
Springtime
So was playing hooky from work and napping with my door open. Slowly, as if almost in a dream, I heard 2 people yelling at each other.
I got up and looked out, and it's a biker and some body in a car.
I made out this exchange. "What am I supposed to do? There aren't any bike lanes..."
"Why…
Added by Don McIver on March 26, 2012 at 1:30pm — 12 Comments
You're walking along the beach, looking out at the sea,
and you get a feeling. So you look back and half way up a seaside cliff there it is watching,
a feral cat. Not a mountain lion but the same int…
You're walking along the beach, looking out at the sea,
and you get a feeling. So you look back and half way up a seaside cliff there it is watching,…
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The Sunday Poem: Merimee Moffitt... Love Letter to the Teachers of Arizona
We share so much with our neighbor to the west. In fact Tucson is so like us in many ways it is considered something of a sister city. Yet here we are...our very real differences as people revealed by the actions of the Governor of Arizona, the Sheriff of Maricopa County, and now the Tucson School Board. What…
Added by The DitchRider on March 25, 2012 at 8:00am — 6 Comments
musings from Juan, an erudite marihuano
...guy says, "I speak English, sorta." I nod. "An' Spanish, sorta," he continues. And I nod again. "Ghetto an' Cracker too," he goes on while grinning. And I'm thinking, why'd I look this fool up?
Now he's asking, "Ya think we're a distink group?"…
ContinueAdded by Leonard Poareo on March 23, 2012 at 11:30am — 2 Comments
Noble Profession
This past Sunday, Barry Gaines, UNM Professor Emeritus, delivered a prelude to the production of Macbeth that would occupy our stage that afternoon. He reminded me of an historical fact that lived just outside the perimeter of my…
Added by Terry S. Davis on March 23, 2012 at 7:30am — 2 Comments
I am in the process of finalizing my latest book "Tango Sunday" short stories by Janet K. Brennan. My guest author is someone you ALL will know, hint "Horror With a Heart"
I am in the process of finalizing my latest book "Tango Sunday" short stories by Janet K. Brennan. My guest author is someone you ALL will know, hint "Horror With a Heart"
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Scattering Shells on Hard Ground
Scattering Shells on Hard Ground
Janet K. Brennan
‘I have found the secret of life,’ he whispered; the god within, bounty of the soul that is written and re-written, hailed once upon a time on tablets but not carried down a mountain by a wizard; a burden on soft shoulders, written in few words, yet he sings his song in all languages. Hebrew –Spanish, he is all as his days grow short and he must tell a story learned; invitations that slipped through holes of…
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The Sunday Poem: Don McIver... Damen Stop
This poem is about Chicago. Ever wondered what living in a big city is like? Read on. Carl Sandburg absolutely loved Chicago. To me, living there is one of those experiences remembered more fondly with 40 years of hindsight.
Chicago has several subway/elevated lines. I used to ride the…
Added by The DitchRider on March 18, 2012 at 9:00am — 7 Comments
International Work at Keshet Dance Company This Spring
Keshet Dance Company is undertaking a wide scope of international work this spring. Keshet is currently host to Romanian artist Vava Stefanescu throughout the month of March and will welcome Bar Roggel from Rehovot, Israel in April as part of Albuquerque’s Sister Cities Cultural Exchange Program.
Vava Stefanescu, a dancer and choreographer from Bucharest, Romania, will be in residency at Keshet Dance Company throughout the months of February and March 2012. Stefanescu is the founder…
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The Pressure Cooker, Grace Under Pressure, and Why I Am Running for State Representative in District 19
The Pressure Cooker
In today’s partisan climate there are tremendous forces of pressure being applied to all of our political leaders. In New Mexico, we need leadership that demonstrates grace under fire. Important progressive issues of Education, Labor, Women’s Health, Immigration and Marriage Equality cannot be solved with vitriolic speech but with decorum and determination.
Grace Under Pressure
On March 17,…
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Illumination (Or Its Lack)
“Stars, hide your fires;
Let not light see my black and deep desires …”
— Macbeth
We are drawn to light. It’s in our DNA.…
ContinueAdded by Terry S. Davis on March 16, 2012 at 7:30am — 1 Comment
Shameless Plug For My Mother's Book
Added by La Fanciulla del West on March 11, 2012 at 9:35am — No Comments
The Sunday Poem: Marilyn Stablein... The Poet's Couch
Have you been to Acequia Books on 4th St.? This poem is so firmly rooted in that great place I can almost smell the books. It is owned by Gary Wilkie, husband of our Sunday poet. Not only that, today's poem pays tribute to…
Added by The DitchRider on March 11, 2012 at 8:00am — 5 Comments
Force Majeure
You’re headed to New York for a conference that starts Wednesday morning, so you have to be in the city the night before. You decide to catch the opera Tuesday night. Your plane is scheduled to land at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon, the opera starts at 7:30:…
Added by Terry S. Davis on March 9, 2012 at 7:30am — 1 Comment
From Print Book to Multimedia Marketing Campaign
News media make much of the division between traditional print publishing and digital book formats, generally positing the distinction as an either/or choice meaning the extinction of one or the insignificance of the other. But introducing any book, print or digital, is typically a multimedia project--or it should be.
My forthcoming book of poetry began as text alone. I don't think my publisher does e-book editions, and the…
ContinueAdded by Sari Krosinsky on March 6, 2012 at 8:00pm — No Comments
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