The following provided by:
Cheri Lujan
District Manager
East Torrance Soil & Water Conservation District
505-384-2272 ext 103 (fax) 505-384-3043
cell – 505-980-7573
cheri_lujan2003@yahoo.com / Cheri.lujan@nm.nacdnet.net
Please click on the link below for the eight page report:
Well, often and most of the time … as I suspect most of us are proud to be New Mexicans. This video treatment is humorous without being too critical, and biting without breaking the skin.
I hope you enjoy it. It came back to New Mexico by way of Florida:
Thanks to the folks who created this video. Be sure to pay attention to the credits at the end of the video.
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By Chuck Ring (GadaboutBlogalot ©2009 – 2011)
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The great folks in Estancia and the rest of the East Torrance Soil and Water Conservation District always send great things pertaining to their area of responsibility, and this time is certainly no different. The have sent their latest Newsletter which is full of stuff of benefit to every person in a family.
Those of you interested in gardening, planting trees and other plant or coloring and quizzes will not be disappointed for all of those items, and more. Because it is easier and just as beneficial to post a link to the PDF sent to me by Ms. Cheri Lujan that is what you’ll see just below. And below the link, you’ll find direct contact information for Ms. Lujan — so, just enjoy yourself, and don’t put off ordering whatever you can. On a “my bad” notation, once you open the PDF link, you’ll have to scroll back from page eight to get to page one:
Here’s a smaller file. Thanks to John W. for pointing it out:
Cheri Lujan
District Manager
East Torrance SWCD
EastTorranceSWCD.org
PO Box 58
715 South 5th Street
Estancia, NM 87016 (505) 384-2272 Ext.103
cheri.lujan@nm.nacdnet.net or cheri_lujan2003@yahoo.com
Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself.
Each day has enough trouble of its own. Matthew 6:34
Thanks Ms. Lujan, we appreciate the information.
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OVERVIEW: Con artists reportedly are contacting consumers via telephone and the U.S. Postal Service in an attempt to carry out a familiar “Sweepstakes” scam using Goodwill Industries of New Mexico and the Red Cross to legitimize their fraudulent activity.
HOW THE SCAM WORKS:
The scammer calls the unsuspecting consumer, claiming to be ready to award $800,000 from Goodwill Industries of New Mexico and the Salvation Army to the “lucky winner.” The only catch is the consumer must send an $800 fee before the winnings can be released.
A consumer in Indiana tells the New Mexico AG’s office that when she informed the scammers that she did not have $800 to send them, they offered to send her $3,100 up front to help her pay the fee. The check received by the consumer was confirmed to be fraudulent by a local financial institution.
PREVENTION: Consumers receiving calls and/or checks similar to these should not share any personal information with the scammer but should report it to the New Mexico Attorney General’s Office.
Goodwill Industries of New Mexico confirms they are not sponsoring nor participating in any kind of national sweepstakes.
Lynn Southard
Deputy Director of Communications
Office of New Mexico Attorney General
Gary K. King
111 Lomas Blvd NW
Suite 300
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87102
505 222-9048 office
505 231-4731 cell
Email: lsouthard@nmag.go
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By Chuck Ring (GadaboutBlogalot ©2009 – 2010)
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I don’t know how many of you are aware that I have posted at least once a day for the last two years and some days I have posted more than once. Quantity does not add up to quality, a fact of which I am fully aware. In any case, those who read my article yesterday know that Mr. Coffee attacked Mr. Computer and I wrote yesterday’s piece on Dear Wife’s, AKA Dear Leader’s, machine until mine could be diagnosed.
Well, it has been and yes it is the victim of coffee acid according to the experts. Perhaps the condition is similar to acid reflux in a human, but far more severe. Shopping for a replacement left a computer absent from my mitts … in other words, I am still on the wife’s. I hated it yesterday and I intensely dislike it today. I doubt my feelings toward her “machine” will rise in rank above dislike and may creep back to despise.
For today’s article, beyond what I have mangled above, I have decided to suggest that you read today’s New Mexico Watchdog. Not only is it an excellent blog, this edition is especially revealing. I guess you could say that I get credit for offering you value without my having worked very hard.
Please enjoy New Mexico Watchdog by clicking here New Mexico Watchdog, but don’t forget to come back. ‘ll be back permanently when I find a replacement for the recently deceased Señor Computer.
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This conference is open to the public according to the attached flier, however there is limited space and anyone desiring to attend should register as soon as possible. Information needed to register will be found on the flier or you may click here.
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By Chuck Ring (GadaboutBlogalot ©2009 – 2010)
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That’s right and I don’t know how many of you have really studied the candidates, bonds issues and constitutional amendments which are on the ballots, but we’ll provide non-partisan information from the New Mexico League of Women Voters (The League) on all the forgoing in the hope that you’ll take the time to educate yourself on the candidates and issues … along with any special information voters should know. The following information was obtained directly from The League’s state website. It has links to other League web site in other areas of the state. The information is © (copyrighted) but since I derive no payment for this posting and it is posted for non-partisan education, I’m sure I’ll escape any retribution. You can click on the link in the narrative below to access information from the The League’s statewide site or follow any of the bulleted sites below the narrative. Thanks and a flap of the cap to The League.
Voters Guide Are Online Now:For information about candidates, bond issues, and proposed constitutional amendments, visit the Voters’ Guide to State Offices and Ballot Issues. The various Local Leagues have Voters’ Guides that cover their areas’ candidates and ballot issues, as follows:
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The New Mexico Business Weekly in a report dated August 27th announced that the New Mexico Health Department has announced the first two cases of West Nile virus for 2010:
In one case, a 67-year-old woman from San Juan County was diagnosed and hospitalized with neurological symptoms, the more severe form of West Nile virus.
A 47-year-old woman from Doña Ana County also had a positive West Nile test when she donated blood. Later, she developed mild symptoms. She has recovered.
You can read all of the story here to determine symptoms and precautions. And you can click here for health department fact sheets in English and Spanish.
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Meet the Candidate
Please join us at our campaign headquarters with
Mr. Jon Barela
Candidate
New Mexico’s 1st Congressional District
Thursday August 26th from 5:30 to 6:30pm
3700 Osuna Rd NE Ste. 515 Albuquerque, New Mexico
Please RSVP @ 505-503-1130
Please invite your friends and neighbors to hear Jon’s ideas for a better future!
Light refreshments will be provided.
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By Chuck Ring (GadaboutBlogalot ©2009 – 2010)
In addition to belonging to a political party, some Congress members double or even triple-up with their membership in caucuses and/or coalitions. One example of a group that has at least tripled-up are the Democratic Party members of the Congressional Black Caucus who are also members of the Congressional Progressive Caucus. So we would see Democratic Party, Black Caucus and Progressive Caucus = tripled-up. There are other caucuses and two coalitions formed by Democrat members of Congress. Two additional Caucuses and two coalitions are shown below:
You can read basic information about the mentioned caucuses by clicking here. Let’s briefly look at one caucus which has two of New Mexico’s federal legislators as members. That would be the Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC) and those members are Senator Tom Udall and Representative Ben R. Lujan (also a member of Congressional Hispanic Caucus.) Here is a link to the full membership (Senate and House) of the Congressional Progressive Caucus.
From the last provided link above, you can easily access most of the particulars on the stated desires and other particulars for CPC.
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