Edgewood Chamber Announcements For This Weekend

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April 30, 2010
There is so much going on this weekend that is all I am going to include in this blast. Please come out and support all the businesses and groups that have events going on.

MAY 1, 2010
Pancake Breakfast @ East Mountain Grill to benefit Edgewood Food Pantry
see attached flyer for all the YUMMY details!!! 7 AM

Town Clean Up: Meet at the Town of Edgewood Offices @ 9:30 AM
Dress in layers and bring sunscreen…who knows what the weather will be

High Desert Riders Livestock Sale and Flea Market 8 AM to 2 PM
On State Road 344 behind Walgreens. For more info: Marilyn 977-6299

Knuckleheads Motorcycle Centers One Year Anniversary Celebration
11:00 AM to 4:00 PM @ Knuckleheads. Food, fun, and music.

Wildlife West’s Wind Festival
This event will be on Saturday and Sunday. Peck here for more info.
I will be looking forward to seeing you all out and about this weekend!!!

Robin Foshee


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Edgewood Community Library Receives Grants

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Ms. Peggy Martinez, Librarian for Edgewood Community Library, has sent this information.

Library Receives Grants

The Edgewood Community Library was recently a recipient of two grants to assist in adult and children programming:

The New Mexico State Library, in partnership with the New Mexico Humanities Council, awarded grants to fifteen libraries, including Edgewood Community Library, to present a summer adult reading program.   The theme for this summer is “Water Your Mind, READ”. Participants in the July and August reading club will read The Secret Knowledge of Water by Craig Childs, and meet to discuss the book.  The author explores the essence of water in the southwest desert. In addition to the club, several guest speakers, including Mr. Childs, will discuss water-related topics at the Edgewood Community Center. Topics include gardening with drip irrigation, local caves, permaculture (rainwater usage), water resources and issues, water quality, and the NM legend, La Llorona or the Wailing Woman. All programs are free and open to the public.

The National Endowment for the Humanities, in cooperation with the American Library Association, selected Edgewood Community Library as a grant recipient of the We the People  “A More Perfect Union” Bookshelf.  The library was chosen, along with other public and school libraries throughout the United States, to receive a set of hardcover fiction and nonfiction books for kindergarten through high school readers.  The books promote the theme, study, and understanding of American history and culture. The library will be planning activities around the books, to encourage young patrons to read great literature, and to learn the meaning of being or becoming American.

For more information, call the library at 281-0138

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Sometimes It Isn’t Easy To Survive In Italy

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By Chuck Ring (GadaboutBlogalot ©2009 – 2010)

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Especially, if you are a baby who has been aborted late term, and then discarded like so much detritus.  According to reports in the Telegraph, the baby was 22 weeks old when the doctors recommended or the mother chose abortion because the child had a cleft lip and palate.  The stories do not relate the severity of the malformation the infant suffered, but as most of us know, modern surgical techniques have repaired serious defects in infants and adults.

A quote from one of the stories says:

The mother, pregnant for the first time, had opted for an abortion after prenatal scans revealed that the foetus had a cleft lip and palate, according to reports in the Italian media. The condition is treatable with surgery.

A priest prayed over the baby after it was discarded by the doctor or doctors. It was at this time the priest discovered the baby was moving and breathing.

The stories report Italian authorities are investigating the abortion as a possible homicide and are delving into circumstances surrounding what is referred to as a “botched” abortion.  The stories also report that the incident has caused “outrage” where many are urging change in abortion laws.

Here is the first story reporting on the abortion:

Baby Left To Die

Here’s the second story filed one day later:

Baby aborted due to repairable cleft lip and palate

The girl shown in the image above is post operative for a cleft palate when an infant and was 66 months old when the image was taken.  She is not related to this incident and there is no way to say whether the aborted baby could have had similar success.  The image and the link below illustrate that great advances have been made in caring for infants and adults who have cleft lips and palates.

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Could This Be Another Way Big Labor Runs The Lie

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By Chuck Ring (GadaboutBlogalot ©2009 – 2010)

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The tactics described in the story linked below have been used in the Albuquerque area.  The methods have been used by a carpenter union against at least one local contractor and five or more businesses the contractor has worked for in the Albuquerque area.  Lone Sun Builders has been fighting what might be described as baseless accusations by ersatz variety union members.  Lone Sun has a blog which has been used to counter the union’s accusations in their “Shame On” campaign.  The blog can be accessed here.  Readers of the blog will find excerpts of videos and other sources (here’s one featured) which should allow an unbiased individual to determine where the truth can be had, or at least, where another side is offered.

As to the story linked below, it seems the same methods used in New Mexico are being used in California (and perhaps other states.)  The article is the first in a series and those accessing the link will find a video which sets the stage for future articles of a series.

» Defending a Local Business From Union Tactics, Part 1 – Big Government.

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People’s Choice Custom Awards And Advertising

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PEOPLE’S SERVICE CUSTOM AWARDS AND ADVERTISING IS A NEW BUSINESS IN EDGEWOOD.  WE TAKE PLEASURE IN POSTING NEW BUSINESS INFORMATION DETAILS FREE OF CHARGE ON A ONE – TIME BASIS


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Isn’t This Just Wrong … We Have An Upside Down Economy, After All

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By Chuck Ring (GadaboutBlogalot ©2009 – 2010)

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BostonHearld.com in an article posted several days pas, chewed up and spit out some of our Democratic members of Congress for planning an expensive taxpayer financed memorial, or something of the sort, to the Late Senator Edward (T for Teddy) Kennedy.

Here’s what Renee Dudley reported in her article:

The amount of taxpayer money being funneled to a Dorchester shrine to the late Sen. Edward M. Kennedy has ballooned to $38 million and could rise to at least $68 million this year, infuriating watchdog groups who insist the project should be privately funded.

And, why wouldn’t it infuriate everyone, much less watchdog groups.  When our Congress isn’t trying to out progress the Progressives, they are trying to out “imperial” the dictators and so-called kings and queens of the world with their asinine spending,  The spending, not the monument is a monument to ignorance — no, let us back up and say stupidity.

There’s more of course, because there’s alway more.  David E. Williams of Citizens Against Government Waste, A Washington Nonprofit Group, said:

“They should be looking for private funding,” he said. “They’re using federal taxpayers as the funder of first resort. We need to be the funder of last resort.”

Williams and other critics called it “ridiculous” and an “egregious waste” that supporters want to siphon $28.9 million of the funding from the Defense Department budget alone. Nearly $19 million of that is already signed into law.

“It’s hard to fathom the defense-related portion of this project,” said Steve Ellis, a vice president of Taxpayers for Common Sense, a fiscal watchdog group.

The president of the institute or whomever is pushing this idiotic place to be, defends the spending and the appropriateness of the mess.  I need to go off and be sick, so read the hubristic gall of them all … right here.

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Still Waiting … But More FAIL Time On The “N” Word

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By Chuck Ring (GadaboutBlogalot ©2009 – 2010)

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Father Andrew, Andrew Breitbart that is, the father of Big Journalism, Big Government and another “Big” or two, isn’t giving up and he reports that no one has come forth to claim the $100,000 reward he has offered for proof the Tea Party folks yelled the “N” word at members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) on March 20th.  Reader’s will remember that the original allegation was made by members of the CBC, but never supported by evidence.  While one of my friends has asserted that it is no big deal that an accusation was made and not supported, I say that is possible in the eyes of many, but certainly an opportunity to collect $100 K  for a black college fund i$ a big deal.  We have previously written about these accusations in Finger Shakers and Muckrakers.

I’ll leave Mr. Breitbart’s story to Mr. Breitbart, but I do provide the link to his latest story and video for those that wish to read the article and see the video in tandem.The video is complementary to the article, but it is posted below if you wish only to see the video.  Although, I will say that you’ll be hard-pressed to fully understand the gist of the Breitbart article, if you access the video without reading the article.

The video appears here for those with scarce time and as said before, it also appears in Mr. Breitbart’s article.

Comment or not?

ADDENDUM:  I have been remiss in not identifying my friend, so here’s a point to his article and our “back and forth.”

Article In Question

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Meet & Greet And Other Political News

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INVITATION OPEN TO EVERYONE


MEET YOUR CANDIDATES

East Mountain Federated Republican Women

April 20, 2010 NEWS ALERT………………………… Volume 2, Number 3
In This Issue

  • · Meet Our Candidates
  • · Around the Corner
  • · Networking News
  • · Meetings
  • · Workshop
  • · Dues

Websites:

www.nfrw.org

Contact Us

Lori K. Harris, President

PO Box 1047

Edgewood, NM  87015

(505)235-6276

loriharris@higher-speed.net

Carroll Bodo, Treasurer

EMFRW

18 Holiday Loop

Tijeras, NM  87059

Linda Barbour, Secretary

Audrey Jaramillo, Vice President

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CALLING ALL REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

THIS IS A COMMUNITY EVENT OPEN TO ALL

Vista Grande Community Center

La Madera Rd. North 14 (North of Frost)

May 15, 2010 – Saturday 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.  “Meet & Greet”

Please take this opportunity and meet the candidates running for office in our area. Refreshments will be served and this is a great time to get your concerns addressed.

We want them all, but time is coming to a close and we will only be able to select one candidate from each category on June 1, 2010.  Please hear what they have to say and bring your friends.

Governor Candidates:

Pete Domenici Jr.

Janice Arnold-Jones

Suzanna Martinez

Doug Turner

Allen Weh

Lt. Governor:

Brian Moore

Kent Cravens

John Sanchez

First Congressional District:

Jon Barela

Our Local Representatives District 22:

Dan Salzwedel

James “Jim” Smith

County Commissioner:

Wayne Johnson

Land Comissioner

Bob Cornelius

Matt Rush

Public Regulation Commission Dist. 2:

Robert Corn

Pat Lyons

Contact: Lori Harris at (505)235-6276 or loriharris@higher-speed.net.

MAY 12, Lt Governor Candidates Forum. Season’s starting at 11:30 It will be in the Balthazar Room. Please contact Carol Brusca  by May 8th by emailing her at carolbrusca@yahoo.com or if necessary, you call Juelie at 821-2233 and leave a message.

Please take the opportunity to attend these meetings.  We have many highly qualified REPUBLICAN Candidates running for state and local offices.  These people are dedicating their time and talent to support our communities and state.  Bring a friend along; the candidates are here for us.

Around the Corner…June 1 Primary Elections!!

Please got out and vote and encourage your neighbors, friends and family to vote June 1, 2010.  Let’s turn this state around!  State Issues, Community Issues, National Issues -  we have to take action.

We always need poll workers and volunteers to help with the republican party.  Please contact Republican Party of New Mexico
505.298.3662 (main) • 505.292.0755 (fax) • administrator@gopnm.org

Networking News – Announcements

Other Clubs:

The Chili Pepper program includes members, non members and elected officials, around the state.  It is a fund raising organization that provides support for scholarships and state candidates.  If you are interested in learning more about the Chili Peppers, please contact Marilyn Hannah’s at (505)992-6252 or email Mhannahs48@yahoo.com.

Member Websites:

Citizens Alliance for Responsible Energy:  Marita Noon www.responsiblenergy.org

Janice Arnold Jones:  www.janiceforgovenor.com for Governor

Jim Smith: www.jim@jimsmithnm.com for State Representative Dist. 22

Wayne Johnson: www.votewaynejohnson.com for County Commissioner Dist. 5

Dan Salzwedel: www.danfornm.com for State Representative Dist. 22

Republican Party of Bernalillo County

http://www.bcgop.org

Meetings

EMFRW Meetings: July 17, 2010   September 18, 2010  November 20,

Holiday gathering to be announced.

If you would like to host a meeting, please let us know.

East Mountain Tea Party:

Contact Char Tierney 505-269-6684 www.TeaPartyNM.wordpress.com

Workshop May 1, 2010 – SOLD OUT -

Thank you to everyone planning on attending this great event.  Our purpose as an organization is to help educate our people and build a stronger party for our nation.  We are hosting an excellent opportunity for students and adults to learn about the history of our Constitution. This event sold out 3 weeks ago and we are very pleased with the people who are showing interest in another event.  This event is hosted by the EMFRW in coordination with sponsors Chuck Ring, Robert DeBuck and Jim Smith.  If you are interested in attending this event and did not sign up this time, please contact us and we will check on availability of another event.

NCCS – National Center for Constitutional Studies

Know Your Constitution “Making of America in the

History of our Constitution”.

Contact:  Lori K. Harris, EMFRW President

(505)235-6276

DUES

Dues: Our Club Dues are $32.00; $10 goes to National FRW, $5.00 goes to the state FRW and $17.00 goes to our EMFRW.  Please make your check to EMFRW, mailing address is:  EMFRW Attn:   Carroll Bodo, 18 Holiday Loop, Tijeras, NM  87059. (Application attached)  Please encourage your friends and family.  Men are welcomed and encouraged to attend our meetings and may join as associate members at $5.00.  Please get your 2010 Dues in today…..

EMFRW – Changing our nation together

We are taking our nation back, one republican at a time!  Vote – Get Involved – Support your community – Support your state – grow a great nation.

Please help grow our party, we need you!

Make your voice heard.

Contact your Representative and Senator TODAY

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Jim Smith Is Running For State Representative — District 22

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Want To See Jim? Here He Is!

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