From edible to incredible

unusual art - landscapes made of food. - subcategory of photography - from BBC News

Food pictures: From edible to incredible:



Everything in this image can be found in the kitchen. Photographer Carl Warner captures food in a series of still lifes.

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Each scene is photographed in separate layers to prevent the food from wilting. "I like the way smaller aspects of nature resembled larger ones," says Carl Warner.

Six more pictures at From edible to incredible

Dale's Poetry News and Après-thursday Poem

News from Dale Harris, covering the Poetry Beat (but not necessarily beat poetry) with weekly poem at bottom of past (desert). FYI Dale has her own poetry blogging plans - watch for it on our blogroll and announced here. Yrs editorially has been busy busy with a new gig teaching gig and profoundly appreciates the contributions from Dale, Jude, Kathleen and other forwarder aka guest contributors. I yearn to return to return to more frequent blogging - even have snappy and apropos title at the ready - "when the snark bytes" (hummed to the tune of Mack the Knife)

"A word is dead When it is said  Some say.  I say it just begins to live that day."  Emily Dickinson 

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Sunday, February 24, 3 pm

Todd Moore & Mera Wolf poetry reading and book release at Acequia Booksellers, 4019 4th St. NW, Albuquerque, 505-890-5365, celebrating new publications by Mera Wolf, Lost Things, and Todd Moore, Relentless and Tell the Corpse a Story. Free admission.

 Tues. Feb. 26 & March 4, 2 - 4:30

Tesuque, NM continues a 8 week series of  poetry afternoons with Judyth Hill at the home of Jane Lipman, "Lighting Sacred Fire: Poemmaking in a Lively Spin of Joy" $35. per class. For info and to enroll 505-454-9628 rockmirth@cybermesa.com

 Thursday, Feb. 28, 7 - 9 pm

Open Mic, Kathy's Cafe on Eubank south of Constitution. This initiates a new reading series. For more info contact Ken Gurney kpgurney@mac.com

 Saturday, March 15, 9 am -  3:30 pm

Journal Writing and Painting Workshop with Lou Liberty and Margy O'Brien "Capturing Nature in Words & Images" mornng session at Harwood Art Center, 1114 7th St. NW Albuquerque 505-242-6367 and the afternoon session Rio Grande Nature Center. Authors of Bearing Witness: 25 Years of Refuge provide a hands-on, indoors/outdoors workshop focusing on writing and painting techniques designed to express experiences in the Natural World and translate them into a personal Nature Journal. Cost:  $150.00 per person. Contact Lou Liberty 505-345-3254 or lliberty@swcp.com [please put NATURE WORKSHOP in the subject line]

 

Sun March 16, 3 pm,

Anasazi Fields Winery, Placitas, NM Duende Poetry Series presents 3 Native American poets from Acoma Pueblo Simon Ortiz, and his daughters Sara & Rainy Dawn Ortiz, as featured readers.

Directions: Take I-25 to the Placitas exit 242, drive 6 miles east to the Village, turn left at the sign just just before the Presbyterian Church, follow Camino de los Pueblitos through two stop signs to the Winery entrance. Anasazi Fields wines will be available for tasting and purchasing. Suggested donation of $3 will pay the poets. For more info contact cirrelda@laalamedapress.com

Looking Ahead:

Quarterly Poetry Open Houses

Chez Billy Brown & Sandi Blanton, 2909 Monterey Ave SE (3 streets south of Coal, 3 houses east of Girard) bring poems to share, your own or favorites. Free, snack potluck. Contact Billy  welbert53@aol.com  or 401-8349 to let him know you are planning to attend.

Here are the dates for this year's remaining poetry open houses:
  Saturday, April 19, 1 - 4:30 pm - Celebrating National Poetry Month

  Saturday, July 19, 1 - 4:30 pm
  Saturday, October 18, 1 - 4:30 pm

April 23-27, 2008

Talking Gourds Poetry Festival, Telluride, Colorado , at the historic Sheridan Opera House, sponsored by the Telluride Writers Guild and the Ah Haa School of the Arts, in association with National Poetry Month. A Western Slope tradition since 1989, Gourds hosts regional wordslingers of multiple genres sharing their work on stage, in interactive workshops, at lectures and during jam sessions.

Headliners are singer/songwriter/poet Vanessa Boyd of New York City and performance poet & teacher Judyth Hill of Rockmirth, NM. Also featured are Mark Todd's Word Horde student poets of Western State College, Gunnison; Peter Anderson of Pilgrimage Magazine, Crestone, CO; Jude Janett from Salida; Mike Adams of Lafayette, CO; and Hope Logghe from Puebla, CO; as well as many other poets from Colorado & New Mexico.

Info on the following websites: http://coyotekiva.org/t-gourds.htm   www.ahhaa.org/writers_guild  or contact Art Goodtimes at gourds@paleohippie.com or call (970 )327-4767. For lodging or scholarship information, contact Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer at wordwoman@ mesa.net or call (970) 728-0399 Individual event tickets can be purchased at the door or get discounted weekend tickets in advance through the Ah Haa School (970) 728-3886 (credit card friendly). Full festival price for the 5 day event is $120. with some scholarships available. Printable pdf flyer

Some on-line poetry resources:

• NM Poetry Tangents http://www.nmpoetrytangents.com workshops and publications, events calendar Get info on their new literary magazine "Shadows Caste" 
• Check the Abq Slams website for regular venues and special events www.abqslams.org
• Fickle Muses online journal with weekly featured poets & writers, mythic themes www.ficklemuses.com 

  A site from Ken Gurney, Origami Condom, more info and submission guidelines go to origamicondom.org
• LUNAROSITY, an online literary journal, http://www.zianet.com/lunarosity
• SIN FRONTERAS: Writers Without Borders:  Visit website for updated information  ww.zianet.com/lunarosity/sinfronteras.html
• *EDITOR'S NOTE*:Dale forgot to include our new poetry blog for the annual Poets and Writers Picnic at the Shaffer Hotel in Mountainair (supplementing but not displacing the PWP website), so  I am adding it - and blogging this to it as well
  

SAGE TRAIL - call for submissions

Monthly poetry magazine from Albuquerque and Santa Barbara, CA, is looking for submissions. Send any quantity poems year round by email to Suzanne Frost sfrost@sagetrail.net or snail mail to Cathryn McCracken 241A Willow Road NW, Albuquerque, NM 87107. Copyrights revert to authors on publication. Subscribe for introductory price of $10. per year, send check/money order to Sage Trail, 661 Del Parque Dr., Unit D, Santa Barbara, CA 93103.

 

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Okay, here comes Dale's 1/17/08 poem...

10 day old waxing moon in Taurus

Fiesta San Antonio de Abad

 

In fact this never happens.

The Cathedral doors fly open

for the Blessing of the Animals.

Pompous prelates collect money.

The nearby sea winks its blue eye.

Tenerife Island streets are crowded, democratic.

All day long, goats, mules and dogs are herded over the cobbles.

Dancers pick up their feet, avoid the excrement.

I am bareback on a white horse with ribbon-plaited mane.

Next to me, Four Horsemen in tight formation.

They want a prayer said over their steeds

before riding on to the Apocalypse.

Three worlds away, Navajo Sway Singers perform

Yeh’aosh sin, the Enemy Way ceremony

ask  white face ghosts to leave their family member alone.

It goes on for days,

the Unwelcome Ones not an easy eviction.

Wood smoke circles skyward in the cold, clear air.

Do not eat red foods with strangers.

Be careful who buys you a drink at the tavern.

 

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Dale Harris
2115 Aspen Avenue NW
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87104
http://www.daleharrispoetry.com

Poetry & Music CD's http://www.cdbaby.com/all/daleharris
"Cibola Seasons", "Once We Were Winged" & "Like A Hummingbird"

Call for blues & bluegrass musicians - 2008

from Bruce Hawkinson <bhawkins@swcp.com>, via Kathleen Clute, Any blues or bluegrass musicians out there? Drop Bruce a line at East Mountain Living. Know musicians? Pass this on to them.

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Bruce Hawkinson writes

I'm a writer for East Mountain Living magazine. We're now working on our spring 2008 issue, and I want to include a  brief story on blues and/or bluegrass music events in Mountainair (and at  Wildlife West and Madrid) this summer and maybe early autumn.

Can you provide me with a list and/or a contact (name, phone, e-mail address) from whom I can get this info. My deadline is March 1, so please respond ASAP

Guitar Concert, Feb 27

from Benjamin Silva

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Good Afternoon guitar friends,

Please excuse the mass email.  I would like to invite you to a solo and duo
recital to be given by myself.  I will be playing solos by Villa-Lobos, Turina,
Barrios, and Roland Dyens and 2 duos by Michael Daugherty and William
Bolcom for guitar and flute (with Susan DeJong, flute).

UNM Center for the Arts
(Popejoy Hall Complex) Keller Hall
Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2008 7:30pm
Tickets:10/7/3
INFO: 505-277-4569   

If you would like more information please either visit my site
http://www.benjaminsilva.com), the UNM music site
(http://music.unm.edu), listen for a radio interview on KUNM
at 10:00am on Tuesday 2/26, or send me an email!   

Creative Ideas from the Inbox - Letterboxing

Jude Mowris sent this ... too good not to share. Not geocaching but surely a member of the clan, with a twist and minus the GPS. How neat would this be to add to an art event? Could ATCs be incorporated somehow? Coupons for participating galleries and other vendors?

Speaking of sharing... check out Jude's totally new look online for Straw Mountain Studio - and all the gorgeous pictures of her work.

Anyone else with a new or newly updated web site? I'd like to make web site reviews a regular feature here. A word to digital slackers though... you know who you are... it could (when the snark bytes) mean pointing out pages in need of updates and/or make-overs.

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TO THE LETTER(BOX)

February 21, 2008
By Mary Forsell, Contributing Editor

I first heard about letterboxing from a woman who was already steeped in it. With her four kids, she habitually goes out in search of letterboxes—that is, weatherproof containers filled with surprises—hidden in our area. She confesses to venturing out in a blizzard once to find one. When her husband goes on business trips, he often sneaks off from his colleagues to go "boxing."

I admit I listened with a frozen smile on my face when she told me about her hobby, making a mental no te to avoid further social interaction. But, eventually, curiosity got to me and I went to www.letterboxing.org and www.atlasquest.com to see what she was talking about. These sites offer clues to finding boxes in your area.

Here's what I learned: Usually hidden in a public outdoor spot like a park or nature sanctuary, the boxes contain a unique, hand-carved stamp and a logbook. You need to bring your own stamp, stamp pad, notebook, and pen. So when you find the box, stamp your own stamp in the logbook and then take their stamp and impress it in your notebook (letterboxers usually make their stamps themselves; details on how to do it are on the aforementioned sites). Note the date or any comments in the logbook. Then put it back, well hidden, contents intact. Not all letterboxes are in the wild. Where we live in New York's Hudson Valley, many of our libraries have letterboxes hidden on shelves.

OK, I get it now! It's like going on an art tour because you get to admire the gorgeous creations of others, but it also feels like a treasure hunt. Not to mention, your kids will actually be excited to take a walk in the woods.

from: http://www.homecompanionmag.com/community/ this_that/index.asp

Ojo Peak Fire Investigation Coming To An End

thanks to Edwina (George) Hewitt for sending this...

Mountainair, NM - February 19, 2008 :  Investigators have determined that the Ojo Peak Fire was a human caused fire.  They would like to speak to anyone who may have information about any people or vehicles seen in the Pine Shadow Trail area or the South end of the Crest Trail in the Manzano Mountains the weekend of November 17 or 18, 2007.

The Ojo Peak fire, although several miles away, could have eventually threatened a popular attraction in the Manzano Mountains , the largest stand of Rocky Mountain large tooth maples in New Mexico at the head of Tajique Canyon .  This is one of many cherished attractions in the area which continue to be threatened by human caused wildfire.  With these attractions in mind and as the Ojo Peak Fire Investigation nears an end, investigators would like to make one final attempt to obtain any information from the public.  Anyone with information is asked to contact the Albuquerque Zone Dispatch office at 505-346-3910.  Hours of operation for the dispatch office are Monday through Friday, 8 am to 4:30 pm .

For information about this email or to be added to our fire information email list, please contact Arlene Perea at atperea@fs.fed.us.

The Mountainair Ranger District is also in the process of updating its postal mailing lists.  If you wish to be added to the district postal mailing list, you may call the district office at 505-847-2990 or email lmcintosh@fs.fed.us.

Next VE=NT workshops plus Youth Slam

PLEASE FORWARD THIS TO ANYONE WHOM YOU FEEL WOULD BE INTERESTED!!

THIS SATURDAY NIGHT, February 23, 2008
Youth Slam at Hastings on Juan Tabo and Lomas
6:30 sign-ups, 7pm show time
Hosted by Calle Treppiedi & Adam Quintana

The finals for the youth team are fast approaching.  Take this opportunity to get some stage time in a very cool setting.  This is the inaugural slam at this venue.  Open to all youth 13-19.

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EVENT: VE=NT Workshops
WHEN: Saturday, March 1 & Saturday, March 22
TIME: 12 noon to 3pm
PLACE: Out Ch'Yonda Performance Space
LOCATION: 929 4th Street SW
9 blocks south of Central Downtown
in friendly Barelas
FOR DIRECTIONS: 385-5634

This is a youth oriented workshop geared towards middle school students interested in being part of the forthcoming Middle School Poetry Slam Festival on April 26. 

HOWEVER, THIS IS OPEN TO YOUTH OF ALL AGES!!

The workshop will focus on aspects of writing poetry as well as performance.  There may also be a slam towards the end of the afternoon.  Please join us for this fun-filled afternoon of words and their expression.

Adults are welcomed to stay for the workshops.

TEACHERS: It would help greatly if you would RSVP to this email or call either Danny Solis (459-3574), Zach Kluckman (349-3918) or Sal Treppiedi (410-1054). For directions, please call the center.

Los Lunas Museum of Heritage and Art, Opening March 1

This from NM Culture announcement list sounds like an area event to support - and check out with an eye to having our own right here in Mountainair, perhaps at the soon to be renamed campgrounds.

Dear friends,

You are cordially invited to the Opening of the new Los Lunas Museum of Heritage and Arts Saturday, March 1, 2008, Noon to 5 PM. Open to the public and featuring:

* The Civil War in NM
* Founding Families of Los Lunas
* Genealogy Resource Center

The Museum is located in the Agustin Archuleta building, 251 Main St. SE, at Main and Luna, under the water tower For information: Call: 352-7720 or email heritage@loslunasnm.gov

posted to NM Culture by Nancy Brown-Martinez

Don't MIss the Great Debate!

That's tonight at the JJ Brazil Auditorium at the soon to be renamed campgrounds, after the Town Council meeting.

Well, I hope it's great. As one visitor commented, candidate "position statements" in the Independent article about the election left a lot to be desired. So let's show up at the debate - and with better questions and determined to get answers. Talking to Dennis, I gather that he and the panel (not sure "judges" is the most apropo designation) have assembled good questions for the candidates, garnered from all our submissions and asking different people. And then insist on good answers to these good questions... don't settle for good sounding generalities...demand specifics...

Candidates:
Kevin Turner
Whitley von Kubleben
Steve Sanchez
Larry Zamora

I stand by and repeat my offer to publish the candidates bios (woefully skimpy in article and on local flyers) and more detailed position statements - as submitted and without any comments other than what you the readers add.

Bring'em on

Call for Entries and more: Women and Creativity 2008

The Rainbow Artists project described in the Call for Entries below is only one of the National Hispanic Cultural Center's many offerings for Women and Creativity 2008.

Partnering with Insituto Cervantes, the March 1-16 event features readings from an anthology, Metamorfosis, published for the event, receptions and a round table discussion.

The Instituto Cervantes in partnership with the National Hispanic Cultural Center held a call for submissions seeking creative writing in Spanish by women for an anthology entitled Metamorfosis. These works reflect experiences of personal, political and other transformations in one’s life and community.  The Metamorfosis project is one of the activities of Women and Creativity 2008 organized by the National Hispanic Cultural Center.  Join us for a tea and roundtable discussion of these works and meet the authors of this compelling anthology.  Please call  724-4777 to RSVP by February 25th. 

Wise Fool is collaborating with HNCC in putting on a special cabaret with the theme "Women & Creativity" and looking for people to put together 5-7 minute acts for a one hour variety show. Past performances include aerials (trapeze, lyra, fabric), dance, theatre, drag, singer/songwriter, music, spoken word, media arts, puppetry etc. It's a lot of fun but calls for a commitment -- contact them if you are interested and feel sure you can do it! Wfcabaret@gmail.com

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What: Rainbow Artists Presents: "Women Creating Peace," part of the National Hispanic Cultural Center's Women and Creativity 2008.

When: March 1, 2008 - March 30, 2008

Where: National Hispanic Cultural Center, 1701 4th Street SW - Theatre Lobby

Coordinator Tina Garcia, assisted by Thora Guinn, 842-6196, and other Rainbow Artists

Delivery of works: 

March 1, Saturday  to the theatre lobby of the National Hispanic Cultural Center (NHCC) between 9:30 am and noon.  The theatre is at the west side of the main entrance of NHCC.

Media requirements: 

All work is to be either mounted or painted on stretched canvas, unframed, ½" to 7/8" thick and no more than 16"X 20" in size.  The media may be of the artist's choosing.  Work must be identified on the back of each piece using the labels printed at the end of this call:

Number of pieces and fees: 

Rainbow Artists may enter one or two pieces. The entry fee is $5.00.Annual dues of $25 or requested scholarships must be current for 2008.

Rainbow Artists' treasurer: Carolyn Rigirozzi, 1508 Arenas Place, SE, Albuquerque 87123, 505-292-5077. 

At least one piece for every artist will be hung and every effort will be made to hang all pieces entered.

Sales: 

A list of artists, titles, prices will be posted at the show with a coordinator's phone number. There is no commission on sales:  Buyer and artist will be put in contact with one other.  All work is to remain in the show for its duration, however an exception will be made if the buyer is leaving town.

Pick up of unsold works: March 30 at NHCC theatre lobby between 11:30 and 1 pm.

Reception

Saturday,  March 8, between  6:00 and 7:30 pm . Visitors welcome.  The performance  "Latin Divas" begins at 8:00 pm,  Tickets availablefrom the NHCC.

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Waiver below must be signed and will be retained by coordinator

Waiver of Liability for Women Creating Peace Exhibit: I hold neither Rainbow Artists nor NHCC liable if my work is lost, stolen or damaged during the time my work is present on the NHCC property.  Efforts will be made to handle my work responsibly at all times but I understand that the showing area has no special security.

Signed_________________________________   date ___________ phone_______________

Print name _____________________________________

Name of piece ________________________Media___________________Price_________

Name of piece________________________ Media___________________Price_________

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Labels below must be filled out by each artist and placed on the back of each work.

Name:_________________________________

Phone__________________________________

Title _______________________Price________   

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Name____________________________________

Phone___________________________________

Title_______________________ Price__________

Still Ringing in the New Year

I'd been thinking, oops, missed 2007 Mountainair Monties update and feeling somewhat remiss - but no more . Feb 7 is Chinese New Year - and this is the Year of the Rat. Egg rolls anyone?

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Ring in the New Year

REUTERS

A young performer shows off her considerable hula hoop prowess during a cultural presentation in Beijing on Wednesday. The performance was held on the eve of the Chinese New Year, which this year falls on Feb. 7. The beginning of the lunar "Year of the Rat" be marked by celebrations around the world.

from International Speigel Online (an excellent online source for world news, outstanding pictures, International Forums, enchanting Zeitgeist section; available in English & German, )

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Coming Attractions...

More news (and lots of it) from Jude Mowris - while you are waiting for me to get around to it, check out the new Straw Mountain Studio page that she and Roy have been working on - lots of pictures of "Jude Originals"

Chamber Notes - on deck, projects, meetings, upcoming events, last meetings in review from the Mountainair Chamber of Commerce

The Great Debate and other name calling, eg Naming Update

Virtual Mountainair...

... and more as it comes over the transom or drifts in on the ether... btw if you don't update me, then don't blame me for publishing out of date information.

Noticiera & Calendration

Story on Mountainair writer and mmac veep Ben Steinlage in Valencia News-Bulletin, January 30, 2008

More alt.energy biz for Torrance County - Willard Wind Turbines - MountainView Journal, January 24, 2006

There's another new restaurant in the area, in Tajique, Gina Zamora's Mi Cabana, next to Ray's Grocery. Call 384-1141 or 385-5050. What with Bella Notte in Estancia and Coffee Cup Court in Mountainair, maybe it's time for another fine dining in Mountainair segment.

Addie Draper will be exhibiting her oils at prestigious Weems Gallery and has promised images for blog - also allowing it OK to remind her, so I will, She also asked that I post about Art, Etc jewelry making project and fund raiser. I'll remind her about those details too. Sounds like the jewelry making class that Spring Horton teaches for ASPIRE Family Learning Center and that Ruth Ballen took (didn't know she had family in the after-school program) last session took root indirectly at Art Etc.

Jude Mowris, Straw Mountain Studio, has been busy - mind-bendingly productive keeping up with the quilting challenge she told us about, quilt tops for Linus Project, other fiber fun, more published in Altered Couture - 10 pages in the February issue & one of her y-shirt dresses scheduled for the May issue (don't you wish now you'd bought one at the 2007 arts tour?) - and now getting paid for it.

Name the Campgrounds Competition. Got a catchy name for the Mountainair Campgrounds? Send it to Dennis Fulfer, Webaab@aol.com, who is spearheading the campaign/ competition for the Chamber of Commerce and will present finalists to the Town Council - all this a couple months down the road so you have time to think about names, test drive them for how they roll off the tongue... If you want to try them out here, be sure to submit under under your own name to protect your intellectual property...been a lot of plagiarism and appropriation of intellectual property going around lately - in the most unlikely places and by people who surely know better. More details to come.

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• Art, Etc. - Monday, Feb 4 (and every Monday), Mountainair Methodist Church. Contact Addie Draper
  
• Chamber of Commerce - 11:30 am,Tuesday Feb 5 - Installation of 2008 Board, reception with refreshments, hosted by Chamber
• Monthly Potluck - 5:30 pm, Wednesday Feb 6 - check in at Cibola Arts for location and directions
• Town Council Debate following meeting, Tuesday February 12, Auditorium at Campgrounds
• Ghost Hunt at the Shaffer Hotel, Saturday February 9
• MMAC Board Meeting, Monday February 11, time & location unknown, contact the board member of your choice for information or to put an item on the agenda.
  
• Valentine's Day, February 14 and dining out overload what with eating out events scheduled at Ancient Cities (their traditional prime rib Valentine's couple's dinner), Granny's (crab legs I hear tell), Coffee Cup Court (annual Ladies Night Out), Community Center (Jubilee fund raiser). Take your pick. Will there really be that many people in Mountainair dining out?
  
• Poets & Writers Picnic & Sunflower - Dale, (poet friend) Lou and Vanessa are meeting Saturday Feb 16 at the Shaffer for a informal blogging tutorial session. Drop by to say hello to Dale and show your support for sunflowering the 2008 Poets & Writers Picnic

Got Questions? Town Council Election Debate

from Dennis Fulfer

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There will be a debate for Town Council candidates on February 12th at the next Town Council Meeting. Most issues will be tabled until  after the March election to fill two council member member slots. The debate will begin after any business is dealt with.

 

Tentatively, Glen Fulfer will moderate the event [ED NOTE not confirmed when I received this but may be by now and is the arrangement Mayor Vel Gilley was hoping for]. So far [as of Jan 25], I'm the only person on the panel of judges.  There will be a total of four judges. Judges and moderators could flip. The panel will ask a series of questions covering as many topics as possible and then open questions from the audience. Questions and debate time should focus on long term issues and commitments.

 
Please email me at webaab@aol.com.with your questions for the candidates.

 

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More Ed NOTES:

Send your suggestions for questions here too for sharing - with or without your name - email them to vcrary@yahoo.com

Slate and candidate flyers are posted about town, I saw the list at the grocery store but did not have pen and paper to write them down. I won't name any candidate unless I can name all of them accurately. Memory can play tricks. I seem to remember a Kügelschrieber on the list but know that can't be so. I invited another candidate to send me a position statement for the blog but never heard back from him. Tsk, tsk.

I invite ALL candidate to email their position statements to vcrary@yahoo.com for publishing with full credit and as sent.

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Immediate Call for Actors

from NM Culture announcements, plus ed added FYI links...

Get involved with New Mexico’s premiere Film Movement (NMFI). Work with Diane Schneier, Jeff Stanzler, Jocelyn Janson, and up and coming Director Clay Morton [just quoting the announcement - if you know who they are, you got me beat].

Sunday Feb. 3 from 1:30-4pm at the College of Santa Fe, Garson Studios.

Casting a Male Psychologist and a Male or Female Professional Assassin. (actors between ages 32-54). No Pay [that's a bummer], copy of tape. One Day Shoot on Friday Feb. 15.

For more info contact nmfi.productions@gmail.com

More about NMFI at NM Art News blog

• NMFI @ CSF: The state of New Mexico finally ponies up some dough to train above-the-live professionals!