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Thursday, September 07, 2006

Taos HQ

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I took my second trip up to Taos in a week. They opened their new Democratic Headquarters for the county tonight. I have to say it is the ...
Wednesday, September 06, 2006

Calling all Journalists and/or Regulators

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A few weeks ago Land Commissioner Pat Lyons announced a new bio mass powerplant to be built in Torrance County. This power plant will burn ...

61

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I turned 61 years old today. Strangely enough, it was also my identical twin brother Tom's birthday. He celebrated by flying home from...
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Tuesday, September 05, 2006

Being Honest

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Sometimes I get brutally honest about things and that hurts me. This might be one of those times. I am having a little trouble with this on...

Polls Hit

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So, how do I feel about being ahead by 5% over my incumbent republican opponent Pat Lyons. Well, actually pretty good. The Albuquerque Jou...
Sunday, September 03, 2006

Patsy

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We all went to see Bill Maher last night at the Kiva auditorium. Maher kept 2000 people in hysterics for an hour and forty five minutes as ...
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Saturday, September 02, 2006

Solar Sucker Punch

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Here is the link to the Albuquerque Journal story on the Solar Sucker Punch given to Commissioner Pat Lyons and the State Land Office. Just...

There is One Born Every Minute

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The front page article on Pat Lyons in the Albuquerque Journal this morning surely proves there is 'one born every minute.' Lyons t...
Friday, September 01, 2006

First Car Weirdness

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A few weeks ago I blogged about our daughter Noelle getting her first new car. Now our son Justin's girl has her first car. Karly and...

Climate Change and Beer

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My opponent, despite his massive support by the oil and gas industry, must have decided that climate change and global warming may be happen...
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Pucker Factor

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The pucker factor is in effect for the next five or six days for all statewide and congressional candidates in New Mexico. The pucker factor...
Thursday, August 31, 2006

Points North

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I have been up in Northern New Mexico the last couple of days. I am attending the Municipal League annual conference in Taos and doing a rou...
Tuesday, August 29, 2006

Distraction-Solution

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I think Jeff Armijo has done the right thing by dropping out of his race for State Auditor. The way politics works these days the 'Rovi...
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Monday, August 28, 2006

Summer Cold

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God, I hate summer colds. I started feeling the tingle in Salt Lake City on Thursday and it erupted forth Friday after arriving back in Alb...
Friday, August 25, 2006

Pretty Pictures-Centennial Valley, Montana

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Natural Springs Feed this Stream A Hike was Organized Brightly Colored Boulders Red Lichens Old Wagon Wheel

Great Places

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I am back in the Land of Enchantment. I was at a meeting of the Wyss Foundation in Centennial Valley in Montana and then the Southern Utah ...
Thursday, August 24, 2006

Same News-Different City

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I have a whole morning to myself before my Wilderness Alliance meetings start in Salt Lake City. I spent a leisurely breakfast reading the ...
Wednesday, August 23, 2006

Back in Civilization

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Just a quick note from Salt Lake City. We arrived back from the Centennial Valley in Montana after two glorious days in the most unpopulated...
Monday, August 21, 2006

On the Road

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I will be on the road until Friday afternoon. I will blog if I can. I am in the Centennial Valley of Montana at a Wyss Foundation meeting....
Sunday, August 20, 2006

Interesting Reading

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The Santa Fe New Mexican and an interesting story this morning that speaks for it self. Read it here. There is one gross mistatement by Mr....
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Jim Baca has a strong record of visionary service to New Mexico. He retired as the State of New Mexico's Natural Resource Trustee 1n 2010. He has served as Mayor of the City of Albuquerque, as well as two prior terms as New Mexico’s elected State Land Commissioner. He served as the Director of the National Bureau of Land Management, Department of the Interior in the first Clinton Administration. Jim Baca also has served on the Boards of numerous non profit organizations including The Wilderness Society, the Wyss Foundation, and the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance. Baca has run a successful public affairs consulting practice when not serving in public office. He spends his retirement playing golf, attending board meetings, and generally doing what ever he wants to do.
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