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Dr. Murray M. Morgan 07/17/2008 03:54 AM Report
July 16, 2008
Servants of people, Servant Speaker Peloci and Servant Chairman John Conyers,
You are there to, on behalf of people to legislate and watch for the interest of people NOT to act as if you are GUARDIAN of people.
It is not up to you to veto the will of the people. It is NOT important that there is or there is not enough vote to convict President Bush and Vice-President Cheney. It is the desire of people to proceed-with/act-on the previous and the current impeachment proposals of Congressman Kucinich; regardless of the number of supporting votes. Impeachment matter is NOT a political issue that you weigh the gains or loss viz à vis the at issue political subject matter. Constitution of the USA allows people to impeach and remove a President who has committed high crimes.
Because, President Bush has set numerous dangerous precedents which are harmful to the Rule By People, it is imperative to impeach him regardless of the number of supporting votes in favor of the conviction. The fact that Congress has proceeded with bringing forward of the subject matter of the impeachment, would remove the implied created power/authority, as a precedence that a future President might desire/want to invoke. Power corrupts. Congress and Senate are there to, as one of the MOST important duties of legislative branch, watch for people so that the President does NOT act like as a King.
It is UNPRECEDENTED for Congress to ignore an impeachment request coming from a legislative body. It would be terrible for Congress to break this long-established precedent. When the Florida legislature requested the impeachment of Judge Swayne, Congress acted upon it. It came to the floor of the House as a highly privileged motion. The House required a committee to report on impeachment. When the committee reported it, impeachment was passed. When the Mississippi legislature requested the impeachment of Judge Bruin, Congress acted upon it. It came to the floor of the House as a highly privileged motion. The House required a committee to report on impeachment. Shortly later, a new judge was appointed, apparently after Judge Bruin died or resigned.
So, I, Dr. Murray M. Morgan, as the soul of the people/nation, ORDER you to, immediately, bring forward the proposals of Congressman Kucinich to vote and send it to the Senate for the trial. You are, hereby, ordered to refrain from acting as if you are the GUARDIAN of people.
So, I, as the soul of the people, order and urge all the Congressmen, congresswomen to, for the sake of upholding the Constitution/Constitutional RULE OF LAW, support the previously introduced Articles and the Article of Impeachment introduced by Re. Dennis Kucinich on July 10. President Bush deliberately lied to Congress and to the people about the "threat" coming from Iraq because of its so-called arsenal of weapons of mass destruction. He started the to remove Saddam who had dared to put image of his father in the front yard of one of the governmental buildings/of one of the Places in Iraq for the people to walk on (shown in CBS or ABC -- it is funny that nobody talks about it). The President lied and hundreds of thousands of people have died as the result of his vengeance-seeking. The Constitution is the law of the land and not a partisan political issue.
There is danger of starting another act of aggression against the very peaceful nation of Iran. Warmongers/Military Industrial Complex (MIC)/illegitimate desire of Israel are after destroying what Iranians, on their own, have achieved in technological advances/military industry; to keep Iran from joining the developed countries. IAEA through more than 250 thorough/intruding inspections (that we will not tolerate a second of it despite of our annual manufacturing of modern atomic bombs) has concluded that Iran's nuclear program is peaceful. But illegitimate power houses/MIT and the cancerous big corporations that are after exploitation of resources of Iran, want to bombard Iran anyway to keep Iran dependant so that she is forced to buy arms and goods from them at astronomical prices until she, due to no longer having OIL to sell, becomes poor like African countries that are left on their own to fend for themselves. These power house/MIT/Corporations do not want democracy for Iran.
Since when the burden is on the accused? Iran is not making atomic bomb.
Senators and Congressmen/Congresswomen,
I, as the soul of the nation, order you, all, to stop bullying Iran. Who has given you the authority to pass resolution to put blockade on Iranian ships in their backyard waterways by our faraway -bully/coercing/extorting-country? You the SERVANTS of us, the people, have no right to order our forces to act as pirates for a spoiled illegitimately-created country, the Israel (that has more than 200 atomic war-heads BUT dares to lecture the peaceful nation of Iran that has a peaceful nuclear program according to the NNPT guidelines) in Persian Gulf. I order you to pass a resolution to pull out all out forces from Persian Gulf and vicinity and bring them back to home and start to make the military very small, to a size that is necessary to defend any attack on our country here in the USA.
Who the hell you think are? Era of colonialism is passed. How dare you decide to dance to the lead of Senator Lieberman to put block Iranian's ships and dare to inspect their cargo. We have made mocquery of the UNSC. Iran is a peaceful country. I order you to start EARNING your salary by spending your time on the issues that you have authority (according to the Constitution); on the domestic issues. Start dismantling our atomic bombs and pass law to prohibit our country to make new /or upgrade our atomic bombs. That is what you have to spend your time on.
We all, know it very well, that Iran is not, ever, going to make atomic bomb. The "burden of proof" is on the accusers not the accused.
Time and time again, IAEA has concluded that Iran's nuclear program has been peaceful and that they have not found any clue to point to it having had been otherwise; that is, being a weapon-geared program.
IAEA should ask Europe, USA, and Israel to prove their allegation (that Iran has weapon-geared nuclear program) NOT Iran to prove is not making atomic bomb.
It is impossible to prove/show that you do not have something that you have never had it at all? The burden is on those who make the allegations. OR, because we (the blue-blooded, arrogant, savage-beast-bullies) consider ourselves "better than them" (because they are non-Westerners, and thusly/sub-humans with less RIGHTS than us), we want to prevent them from advancing in science and technology; that when they achieve it without our permission, we treat them with "Carrot/Stick" policy!!!. Is it logical to, instead of saying hello to the shopkeeper of a shop (that has something that we want to buy), threat him/her instead? If we treat Iran with respect, they would be more than happy to sell their oil to us with enthusiasm.
We know that, within a millisecond of daring of the use of such policy ("Carrot/Stick" policy) by others, we would respond with: "Shove them both" and would leave the room immediately. How dare you treat people like that? They are not horse or donkey. I am amazed that Iran, despite of our savage treatment of them, has been able to show such admirable degree of patience and restraint towards our insulting attitude of us against them. I, as one of the Citizens of USA, am asking you to, immediately put stop into use of such a stupid "foreign Policy".
We should treat the nations of the world as equals; with respect. Specially, a nation like Iran, that has more than 5000 years of glorious civilization, and contribution to the world in all fields; fields of art and science (physics, chemistry, medicine, astronomy, mathematics, and arts).
A fair-minded person like I, acknowledges that, despite of our rude, arrogant, and bullish behavior of West, Iranians have been more than patient with the ILLEGITIMATE/ and UNJUST, RIGHTS-DENYING demand of West from them.
Shame on you, Mr. President. Shame on Europe and shame on us all.
Mr. President, our past interferences against the toppled democratic governments of Iran, demonstrates how in-genuine our "pro-freedom"/"pro-democracy" claims have been/are.
Mr. "President", Please, do not BS people. Forgot our toppling of Mossadeq and our sabotaging of Iranian's beautiful 1979 revolution which lead to toppling of President Banisadr? Please refrain from making any sort of threat, AND any sort of manipulative pseudo-uprising fabrications against Iran; so that people, who had democracy/freedom (during the three year Prime-ministership of Mossadeq and the two year Presidency of Banisadr), on their own (without any sort of interference from outside), re-establish it again from inside; through peaceful and genuine uprising against their government (that is stolen from them)..
Without regard to the nature of the government, people of Iran tend to wrap around their government when they perceive outside-danger/threat against their country; no matter how brutal and oppressive it is. So please, refrain from making any degree and sort of threats or manipulations against Iran.
Do not pay attention to Mojahedin-e Khalgh or ex-kicked-out blue-blooded pro-Shah individuals who, in order to continue their parasitic way of life, bark and wag their tails to us so that we throw them some money (bone). These kicked out corrupt people, who do not respect any degree of human rights for the people of Iran, are against democracy and freedom for their homeland.
4moremoyers 06/21/2008 01:32 PM Report
Feeling depressed. Needing a wholesome exercise, so advocating here for more Bill Moyers, as an antidote. So please try his book, "Bill Moyers on Democracy." A helluva read. He's been tempered by his own demons that merely add to his merits. A gulp of fresh air before our descent into our collective toilet of venality and governance-by-auction.
Uncle Ron 06/16/2008 10:17 PM Report
If that wasn't a jet that crashed into the Pentagon, please explain how the DNA of all but a couple of passengers was recovered in addition to the black boxes. There is no way one can respond to you except to say that gullible people are never in short supply.
Beecham 06/16/2008 03:03 AM Report
Uncle Ron, the 9/11 Truth Movement is not idiocy and Popular Mechanics hasn't proven anything. If you are really interested in learning something and not making ignorant statements I would recommend the work of Peter Dale Scott, who, by the way, would make a great guest on this show.
Uncle Ron 05/21/2008 02:13 AM Report
Bill Moyers is not a journalist. He is an "agenda driven" commentator. "NOW" (and Moyers new show) was and still is a leftist oriented viewpoint program which is fine but don't call it journalism. The Rev. Wright interview is just another confirmation of this. Anyone who doesn't think the Reverend is just a little goofy apparently believes the "9/11 Truther" type idiocy which has been proven by "Popular Mechanics/Science" Magazine, the History Channel and other science based groups to be rubbish. To believe the U.S. government created aids is pure nonsense.
As for Rev. Wright, I'll just say that my father was a United Methodist minister for 41 years, left a rather small inheritance, lived in parsonages his whole life some of which were pretty old and some nice decent basic tract homes. As for a 10,000 S.F. mansion in an exclusive enclave, a huge line of credit and the one or is it two(?) Mercedes(?) the Rev. Wright has - well, I've never seen any legitimate church provide that type of lifestyle to its ministers. Any church I've known about would have used that type of income to assist the poor and needy in their own congregation, city or beyond.
Steve Cone 05/16/2008 03:03 PM Report
A wonderful show. You and Mr. Moyer work very well together. I look forward to getting the transcript.
SavvySara 05/14/2008 06:27 PM Report
Wow! For a moment, I thought I fell into the wrong blog! Great interview with Moyers, Charlie. Moyers remains the epitome of ethical journalism.
SavvySara 05/14/2008 06:27 PM Report
Wow! For a moment, I thought I fell into the wrong blog! Great interview with Moyers, Charlie. Moyers remains the epitome of ethical journalism.
YT 05/13/2008 04:18 PM Report
Unearthed documents show that the drug company Bayer sold millions of dollars worth of an injectable blood-clotting medicine -- Factor VIII concentrate, intended for hemophiliacs -- to Asian, Latin American, and some European countries in the mid-1980s, although they knew that it was tainted with AIDS.
Bayer knew about the fact that the drug was tainted and told the FDA to keep things under wraps while they made a profit off of a drug that infected its patients. If these allegations are true, then both Bayer and the FDA are at fault for this catastrophe. FDA regulators helped to keep the continued sales hidden, asking the company that the problem be ''quietly solved without alerting the Congress, the medical community and the public,'' according to the minutes of a 1985 meeting.
VIDEO: Attorney interviewed by Joe Scarborough of MSNBC. Bayer corp and the FDA conspired to distribute a drug called "factorate", a hemophiliac drug tainted with the aids virus to Japan, Spain and France in the early 80s. coincidently this is when we first started to hear about this virus. Bayer corp. FULLY ADMITTED IN COURT TO KNOWING THIS DRUG WAS TAINTED WITH THE AIDS VIRUS AND
mjm 05/13/2008 04:06 PM Report
WELL, THAT WAS NOT EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR, SANDRA. I THINK YOU REALLY JUST NEED TO BREAK DOWN AND READ THE INFO. ON THIS WEBSITE: www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/aids_origin.htm
MJM TO SANDRA 05/13/2008 03:28 PM Report
come on sandra: the charlie rose "science series" is a pharmecuetical commercial funded by pfizer. it is not a debate on the origins of AIDS. look, you may not want to hear it. or you may be sticking up for your little charlie, but wake up! the reason why charlie will not touch the subject is because the people that fund his shows will pull thier funding. look up Dr. Alan Cantwell. his book "Queer Blood." it ties together all of the facts surrounding AIDS. it's origins, and how it was delivered to africans and white gay men.
this is not a perfect world, sandra. no one is perfect. and you would be amazed at how crazy it gets. as they say, "the truth is stranger than fiction."
ben 05/12/2008 09:56 PM Report
Mosey should go for President. and change this Company (1871)called the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA back to the united states of America. and the constitution of the... to the constitution for the...
chief 05/12/2008 09:52 PM Report
mosey spanked charlie good. Sorry Charlie...you shoulda tryed harder to remain impartial. you know jeramiah matters as much today as yesterdays forecast.
chief 05/12/2008 09:51 PM Report
mosey spanked charlie good. Sorry Charlie...you shoulda tryed harder to remain impartial. you know jeramiah matters as much today as yesterdays forecast.
sd 05/12/2008 03:14 PM Report
Bizarre to hear Obama being called an "elitist" in any context. Isn't McCain, thanks to his current marriage, his status and wealth, his narrow, ridiculous viewpoint, really part of an elite that includes the Bushes, the Cheneys etc. What, are these guys blue-collar, salt of the earth dudes? Or do Americans still buy wholesale the nonsense spewed by the right wing. What a collective hallucination you Americans are suffering. Strange to the outside world; and hard to make heads or tails of it. Also, to hear some folks still blabbing on and on about Rev. Wright demonstrates that America is simply NOT READY TO ELECT A BLACK MAN AS PRESIDENT. Full stop. I mean, give me a break. is Wright any worse than those preposterous evangelists, with their wet dreams of an apocalypse and their creationist absurdities? Hasn't McCain been endorsed by one of these clowns? Anyone with right wing leanings should remain silent for at least a generation, though it'll take more than a generation to repair the mess they have created.
AB 05/12/2008 01:45 AM Report
Re: Comment by RR on Saturday, May 10 at 03:30 PM:
Moyers interviewed Rev. Wright before Wright railed at Obama. This hardly discredits Moyers for being the only TV journalist to interview Wright, instead of making comments about him. RR needs to examine the program more carefully, instead of casting insults against Moyers, a typical right-wing extremist tactic.
RR 05/10/2008 03:30 PM Report
A couple of weeks ago, Charlie Rose devoted an entire episode to discussing Rev. Wright, so how is Rev. Wright "irrelevant to actual discussion"?
BTW, I loved the part of this interview when Moyers rants about "wink wink journalism" then Rose pulls out "this is the same criticism some have leveled at you because of Jeremiah Wright." Thank you Charlie! Someone had to knock some sense into that self-righteous editorialist.
Kamau 05/10/2008 11:31 AM Report
RR: Rev. Wright will never be on Charlie Rose because Wright is irrelevant to actual discussion.
RR 05/10/2008 11:12 AM Report
Thank you, Charlie Rose! Thank you for confronting Moyers on the pass he gave Wright. I've always been a Charlie Rose fan but this interview just multiplied by respect for Rose.
Rev. Wright will never appear on Charlie Rose because Wright knows that Rose will actually ask some tough questions.
Iqbal Faizer 05/10/2008 03:42 AM Report
I do agree with Ray that you should have Rev. Wright on your show; he's been wrongly slandered and misrepresented as automatically hateful due to the convenient buzzword "controversial". I insist you show the same respect for him you do President Bush, however. And please have an open mind. I'm sorry to say this, but I often find you've been exposed to all the right information from Middle Eastern and progressive folks only to revert to the nationalistic conservatism of CNN; it's very upsetting and frustrating when you keep assuming the conventional wisdom of the mainstream media, highly influenced by nationalistic jingoism, short-sightedness, and rightist Zionism.
Rev. Wright is a hero to me and deserves a far greater fate than as some footnote of an unproved and rather hypocritical and cowardly presidential candidate like Obama, even if he is the best of the lot.
In any case, thanks for interviewing Bill Moyers. I love his show, his attempt to understand any issue or guest with the long view of history. I enjoyed listening to him for the hour! A real treat.
Bob 05/10/2008 02:37 AM Report
Thank you Bill Moyers for your insight and committment to investigative journalism. I wish you voice was heard more loudly and by more people because 99% of what passes for journalism in the air waves is nothing more than jingoistic patriotism, pandering, and mindless drivel. Keep motivating the new generation of journalists in your ways.
Jo Kurtz 05/10/2008 02:17 AM Report
No use for the MSM when PBS can deliver.
As far as the lobbyists? What is disturbing is that 195 ex-Congressmen have gone into the lobby business since 2005? Why so many? And the Congressmen are using their leftover campaign funds to donate to former colleagues. I'm not sure that the bottom line is part of the Constitution.
The system is broke.
TABS 05/10/2008 02:11 AM Report
In Obama's case the word "elite" means, WILD EYED SOCIALIST WHO HAS LIVED IN AN IVORY TOWER ALL HIS LIFE AND HAS NOT ACCOMPLISHED A GDMED THING OF CONSEQUENCE.
Ellen Taylor 05/10/2008 01:24 AM Report
Loved the interview with Bill Moyers! How about a future interview with both Bill Moyers and Jim Lehrer at the table? My three most respected journalists...!
RE Mant 05/10/2008 12:02 AM Report
Nothing much to quibble about here, however not only Obama but both Clinton and Bush the Younger leapt over the establishment or at least leapt over the generation that came of age in the '50s to which McCain belongs. We have never had a president from that cohort. I do think in passing that McCain revealed his weakness in economics by listening uncritically to whomever among his advisors proposed the gas tax deal. I think if he wants to win he will have to change his tune and listen to ppl like Paul Volcker. Volcker, btw, may be a virtuous man according to the definition used by Aristotle in the Nichomachean Ethics, but that isn't what he said on this program, which was that McCain was a man of virtue because he was honest and believed in the common good, to which Aristotle, himself, eventually comes around. In a democracy voting for a president is viewed as an act of condescension by the ppl rather than the other way 'round. It makes them feel important. It is therefore unlikely that they will submit to be led by him unless they are pandered to as FDR and LBJ did so well, and as a result came up short on important social measures. But in a republic all are expected to govern themselves according to truth, or at least to some honest and rational approach to it. Defining liberalism is difficult, but traditionally it means free-trade, etc., the opposite of govt involvement, and is the opposite of republicanism. Although some ppl have tried to argue otherwise, democracy is the same as economic and religious liberalism. Both are based on selfishness, and neither has anything necessarily to do with the common good, unless ppl recognize their self-interest there, at which point it ceases to be self-interest. Bill has said that LBJ bemoaned Vietnam before, but it is at odds with what Goodwin reported, which seems an awful lot to me like the current president's attitude. Also the first time I've ever heard a man suggest that a 54 yr marriage made for a very interesting life ;-)
Basil 05/10/2008 12:01 AM Report
Mr. Moyers claimed that he ran out of time before he had a chance to ask Rev. Wright the hard news questions. I didn't realize his program was live and limited in minutes. Or is this just an excuse?
Larry H. Flaten 05/09/2008 11:35 PM Report
Thank you so very much for the Moyers interview. This man is a saint, he can relate to the grass roots of our country. I admire his courage, his understanding,his ability to connect with the real America that has no voice.
vale 05/09/2008 10:46 PM Report
I think Charlie asked the right questions and showed objectivity. I think that Bill Moyers gave the right answers. I suppose they have some allegiance to JFK legacy. However the Clintons are also long time admirers of JFK. Personally and for many JFK admirers, to compare Obama to JFK is a travesty and a sacrilege. Obama has injected racism and his affiliation to a racist pastor, and his attempts to destroy his opponents by race baiting is certainly not changing anything or giving hope to anyone. The extraordinary life of JFK before he became president speaks for itself, as does Obama's sordid associations and limited resume. Apparently they are both going with intuition, feeling and emotion and bending over backwards not to see that Obama canont hold a candle to Clinton. It is really sad to see that Obama can bamboozle two such great journalists. However I think that this interview was good, even though they are dragging JFK's name through what will prove to be the mud, and even though they are going with a roll of dice.
MotherLodeBeth 05/09/2008 10:40 PM Report
McCain as others have noted didnt have Hagee whom I so dislike as a spiritual advisor and didnt seek out his support. But I still would like to see McCain challenged more on his slide to the far right from his straight talk express of 2000. Now I do watch Moyers PBS show and like it most of the time. When I don't I simply remind myself that no one is perfect. Aside from Moyers, Charlie, CSPAN and even Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, there isn't much intelligent dialogue on tv. And as a conservative, there are none I can find.
cindy 05/09/2008 09:47 PM Report
I watched the original interview Bill Moyers did with the Rev. Wright. I thought that the sermon, the excerpts of which brought about so much controversy, was absolutely brilliant, insofar as it asks us to wake up to certain realities going on in the world around us. Yes, of course, the 15 second blip standing alone, is tremendously inflammatory and seemingly damaging to Mr.Obama's campaign.
Could it possibly mean that we are to ask for a government which returns to the founding fathers ideal of the separation of church and state, and yet live our individual lives with a greater sense of responsibility, both individually and collectively as a nation?
How counterintuitive on the part of both...whether consciously or not.
Thank you Mr.Rose and Mr.Moyers for one more brilliant interview. You are each so very gifted and inspiring.
Miss Bossy Boots 05/09/2008 09:46 PM Report
Ms Borg - I was unaware that people from your state did not own dictionaries. Go to www.dictionary.com and look up the word "elite" and then the word "elitist". You clearly have no idea how Mr Moyers and Senator Clinton would use the terms since you dont know what they mean.
Barrie O. Ward 05/09/2008 09:27 PM Report
"Just because you saw it, heard it and read it --- It does not necessarily make it so"
Bill Moyers and Charlie Rose gave us all an example of what intelligent discourse is possible on the airwaves ... What is so unfortunate is that so few will have seen this or in many cases the level of education obtained by the citizenry is so low that many are incapable of absorbing and evaluating what they were saying ...
"Above all things I hope the education of the common people will be attended to, convinced that on their good sense we may rely with the most security for the preservation of a due degree of liberty."
--Thomas Jefferson to James Madison, 1787.
Thank you Charlie ... and Thank you Bill ... You are both doing the heroic when you discuss matters so forthrightly ...
Rosalyn Borg 05/09/2008 08:34 PM Report
There is something so reassuring listening to old friends having one of those wonderful conversations that flow between friends: Moyers on Charlie Rose. What disturbed me, though, in the discussion about Sen. Obama, was the glossing over of the word "elite" as applied to the senator. I'm from Oklahoma, I grew up in the age of segregation; I have a college degree, I'm in the "older women"category courted by Sen. Clinton. I know, as does Charlie Rose and Bill Moyers, that the word "elite" as used by Sen. Clinton to describe Sen. Obama is a nasty, racial code word for "uppity Black." Sorry, to say it out loud, but it's true, and you two guys, from Texas and North Carolina, took a pass. Where was your backbone?
I Love Bill Moyers! 05/09/2008 08:11 PM Report
I am totally with him about the corporate media being totally directed by the corporate mother ships. Many thanks to him for being one of the few voices of reason and courage. I do have a question though - if in his eyes Obama cannot fight the status quo either, than what good is it that he is a great speaker who attracts people? Is winiing a nomination really so meaningless - if/when he actually does?
Allan Ramesh 05/09/2008 07:49 PM Report
Regarding the Jeremiah Wright issue, as a person of color in the United States, I am very frustrated that the American public has so vilified Rev Wright, while the hatred spewed from the mouths of the likes of John Hagee is accepted as normal and even embraced. How can this be? Politicians who are congregation member of a Hagee and other right wing white preachers risk no condemnation. Indeed, our political leaders like President Bush and Senator McCain seek the support of these right wing Armageddon preachers. They preach of using nukes against Iran, they teach hatred of all types, the talk of fantastical end-of-the-world scenarios. In other words, they are total nut-cases.
Letâ??s be honest, there is only one reason that Rev Wright is being condemned while Hagee is not. The reason is color. We are still fearful of the angry black man with a cause. So poor Obama has to pussy-foot around Rev Wrightâ??s very reasonable assertion that we will reap what we sow when it comes to spreading war around the world. Another radical said that we reap what we sow and he too was crucified.
deborah conner 05/09/2008 07:15 PM Report
Also wanted to say -- the problem, Charlie, with the press policing itself is that most of it is owned by the corporations. The 4th estate is now little more than a handmaid.
deborah conner 05/09/2008 07:13 PM Report
This is what was lost in the static from Charlie Rose's interview with Bill Moyers last night. It begins at 42:26 on the <a href="http://www.charlierose.com/shows/2008/5/8/1/a-conversation-with-bill-moyers#comment">video</a> as they're speaking about Republicans and the endorsement of religious leaders. Moyers mentions the free ride the press gave McCain on Hagee and his delusional theology and goes on to tell us <span style="font-style: italic;">Hagee didn't go to McCain, McCain went to Hagee for endorsement.</span> Now that puts things in a whole new focus, a place McCain can't wriggle away from.
So Google "McCain courted Hagee."
Read. For instance --
<h3 class="entry-header"></h3><blockquote><h3 class="entry-header">McCain Courted extremist Hagee for at least a year</h3> <div class="entry-content"> <div class="entry-body"> <p>Frederick Clarkson highlights <a href="http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/2/29/95142/7678/589/466232">the fact</a> that Senator John McCain courted the endorsement of anti-catholic and anti-semitic preacher John Hagee for at least a year. John Hagee is also what I call an eschatophile: he's obsessed with eschatology, frequently holding forth about the "<a href="http://www.religiousrightwatch.com/2006/10/end_times.html">End Times</a>" according to interpretations that no doubt 50 years from now (probably just 10 or 20 years from now) are going to appear ridiculous.</p> </div> </div> <p class="entry-footer-info"> <span class="post-footers">February 29, 2008 in <a href="http://www.religiousrightwatch.com/electoral_politics_campaigns/index.html">Politics</a> </span> <span class="separator">|</span> <a class="permalink" href="http://www.religiousrightwatch.com/2008/02/mccain-courted.html">Permalink</a> </p></blockquote>
Sandra 05/09/2008 06:28 PM Report
Excellent interview... wish the iTunes versions were cheaper but at least they are here.
For mjm the answer to your assertion about them not getting into the debate about the supposed origin of AIDS, please see The Charlie Rose Science Series (up in the right corner of this page) Episode 7: HIV / AIDS... with real, respected references, not snake oil sellers.
Skip 05/09/2008 05:12 PM Report
One of your better Interviews Charlie! Bill Moyers is a National Treasure and thankfully you kept quiet and let him speak. A welcome change. But your obvious anxiety about race and your acceptance of the bulls..t generated by the media about the Rev. Wright is disappointing. Give it a rest! Or get some therapy. Blacks are still treated badly in this Country and you white Southern boys are having a hard time getting your minds around the possibility of a black President ... even though he is a man of intelligence, sound judgement, learning and character.
Carol J 05/09/2008 05:10 PM Report
Last night there was a viewing problem and my PBS station said it was technical difficulties. I was able to watch about 45 minutes today, before I had to leave, and there was no technical problems. The show apparently aired in its' entirety.
John Gelles 05/09/2008 04:52 PM Report
Rose and Moyers were at a loss for words-- beyond Moyers' conclusion that: Too many, who make up the power structure, benefit from our FAILURE to make the democracy we have grow into the economic democracy we crave.
The late Ralph McGill's term. "power structure" serves to point to the "power and wealth" structure that Rose and Moyers are part (they are the good-guys part), but the structure is full of short-sighted bad guys.
Rose and Moyers appeared to favor free college or at least affordable college for all who love it.
I wish they had addressed education from pre-school to life-long learning. They might have mentioned we need such an emphasis to invite ALL workers to insist on a fair MINIMUM standard of living.
We should not focus on our top performers (whom we often admire and/or envy) but should focus on all our voters and people.
Economic democracy is what we want--one that will obey environmental imperatives and not be overly attracted to avoidable economic risk.
This requires that we switch from taxes to offered private savings (via an offer very hard to refuse) as the way we prevent hyperinflation.
If we lived under a nearly taxless system, we could fund FDR's package of economic rights to do all that Rose and Moyers have as goals in mind.
Yet Rose and Moyers are always accepting the system we have that creates the results they rightly point our are unfair and unwise.
Sam Saqfalhait 05/09/2008 04:33 PM Report
History as being made in the US right now (and in the foreseeable future) is likely to judge George Bush favorably simply because the same people who give us our politics are the ones who give us our History. Just consider how the smallest of brains and biggest of screw-upâ??s ever, Harry Truman, is being portrayed. People who feel they can seize the prerogative to make history will have no qualms about making up history as they go along. When history finally breaks free from their hands, however (perhaps in a dozen centuries time) they will be assigned their rightful place in history. But, it will be very late by then to do anyone any good.
Edward 05/09/2008 03:15 PM Report
What the world needs now is moyrrose. The only shortcoming to the dialogue is that it wasn't required viewing aired by every network - as if it would be accepted & understood. The only exposure of this information for most US viewers is clips that enhance the aristocracy. So, dear brothers and sisters, give the Rev. Wright a rest - beautiful humanitarian making mistakes. Since canidate Senator Obama is leading the vote count, we need him elected. That's the start of solutions - the saying goes: You're either part of the problem or part of the solution.
deborah conner 05/09/2008 02:25 PM Report
I noted too the hagee static.
Also, when I cut and pasted Paul's comments into my blog, I saw a notice that I had reported abuse. I didn't, certainly didn't mean to.
The video isn't out yet on Rose's website, but yes, it happened here too. Wonder what he said. Act of Yahweh, the static? Problem is, people have more of a problem with our fear of possible tampering than they do with <a href="http://www.jewsonfirst.org/07c/cufi_lobby07.html">Hagee's vision</a>, the world wide political and personal support of it (see links below) -- and most of all -- McCain's honoring his endorsement.
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<b>Comment by Paul Buerkle on Friday, May 9 at 10:41 AM</b>
<blockquote> I look forward to seeing the Moyers interview here. Our local PBS (WHYY) has what appears to be someone's attempt at censorship. Moyers spoke about Rev. Hagee, and had just uttered the words "delusional theology" when the sound cut out, and picture went blank. After 3 minutes, it returned, when the subject had changed. Could be just a technical problem, but the timing was such as to raise suspicion, especially as the rest of the program had no problems.</blockquote>
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<a href="http://www.talk2action.org/story/2005/11/30/10554/198">http://www.talk2action.org/story/2005/11 /30/10554/198</a>
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Rev. Dave Lefurgey 05/09/2008 02:06 PM Report
Dear Charlie:
You and Bill Moyers just don't get it. You sit there and skewer The Rev. Jeremiah Wright for speaking the truth about America because from your wealthy, privileged position--you have both arrived and don't have to worry about the mortgage--and you just don't see the double standard that you represent. As the show moves on, you reminisce about Bill Moyer's perspective on the Viet Nam war years ago that challenged the country and that is alright. What has The Rev. Jeremiah Wright said that is untrue? Both Rose and Moyers are the prime example of two privileged white boys sitting there saying, Isn't the emperor dressed lovely today." The Rev. Jeremiah Wright is telling this country what is wrong. Wake up!
mjm 05/09/2008 02:06 PM Report
i thought charlie rose was progressive. with out one word of explanation, him and bill moyers totally shot down rev. wright's claim that our government CREATED THE AIDS VIRUS. do you, charlie, surf the web? just type in the words "aids man made?" you will find hundreds of pages of text, books written by doctors, and legal documents- all pointing to the facts that aids was man made and delivered. anyone interested in looking into the mouth of the beast? here's just one link: www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/aids_origin.htm
i think chalie needs to devote an hour to this topic. this has been hidden for too long...
Fan of the show 05/09/2008 01:53 PM Report
I enjoy show and I especially enjoyed seeing your interview with Mr. Moyers last night. He appears to be one of the few sincere and critical voices of reason left in journalism today. I was disappointed, however, when you tried to draw a comparison between the bias that Mr. Moyer's believes may rule commercial media with that of his own when interviewing the Rev. Wright. The corporations that own most of the media outlets have huge financial and political investments in the way the news is presented on certain subjects and can hardly be equated with the personal or emotional 'investment' that Mr. Moyers may have.
Joan 05/09/2008 01:08 PM Report
I wish Charlie Rose would stay away from the race issue - whether it is Rev. Jeremiah Wright, Bill Cosby, Morgan Freeman or Spike Lee-. He is so often not helpful and moreover incorrect because of his own apparent internal conflict with the issue. I believe Mr. Rose should go through a sincere cleansing so he can offer insights that move us ahead as oppose to having reactions that lead us nowhere. Rose is trying got be "friends" but he slips up when he says crazy things like "you people", demonstrates his authority with Black people by pointing out he has been in a church (my best friend is...), cringes at the idea that Melissa Harris Lacewell had it right about the race issue per the Clintons or gives short shrift to the history and psychic pain and suffering remaining form the Tuskegee experiments. Did the US bring AIDS to the Black community, I hope not. But there are so many other things Black peole have had to suffer with from government sanctioned servitude, Black Codes, Katrina, Rodney King, and Sean Bell â?? wellâ?¦ Charlie please leave us alone, you are not good at this and you are falling into the trap of believing that because you are White you are Right.
John 05/09/2008 12:03 PM Report
I was waiting for Bill Moyers to use the phrase "Mistakes were made" to describe Viet Nam but he didn't.
But then Moyers knows that the passive voice used in such circumstances is designed to blunt the point of self-criticism and blame.
It is interesting to see the numb-knobs use it all the time these days.
Moyers has it right - it is only money that counts in the media and D.C. People know it for what it is though - which is why you will see the media complain every so often that they are losing viewership. They will blame things like the internet, but if they really provided valuable information, neither the internet nor anything else would draw their audience away.
"The American People" are are prey - and preyed upon - by moneyed interests helped by self-serving politicians.
Want to get rich? Get elected (by any means possible).
Paul Buerkle 05/09/2008 10:41 AM Report
I look forward to seeing the Moyers interview here. Our local PBS (WHYY)
has what appears to be someone's attempt at censorship. Moyers spoke about Rev. Hagee, and had just uttered the words "delusional theology" when the sound cut out, and picture went blank. After 3 minutes, it returned, when the subject had changed. Could be just a technical problem, but the timing was
such as to raise suspicion,
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On Wednesday, July 18, Hyundai Hope On Wheels and Providence-area Hyundai dealers awarded Hasbro Children's Hospital a $75,000 Hyundai Scholar Grant to Nadine Sauer, M.D. The grant supports Dr. Sauer's research work focusing on whether an individual's genetic makeup can predict their vulnerability to chemotherapy-related toxicities. The goal is to modify treatments to minimize side effects. Hasbro Children's Hospital is one of 43 recipients of the Hope On Wheels 2012 Hyundai Scholar Grant, which supports principal investigators—known as Hyundai Scholars—in their efforts to improve the lives of children battling pediatric cancer.
"Dr. Sauer's research is a vital piece of the fight to find a cure for childhood cancer and to better the quality of life for children battling this disease," said Cindy Schwartz, M.D., director of hematology/oncology at Hasbro Children's Hospital. "Our institution has received $290,000 from Hope On Wheels since 2010, and Hyundai continues to be an important supporter of our pediatric cancer research program. Their investment in our work has made a tremendous impact."
The $75,000 Hyundai Scholar Grant to Dr. Sauer was officially presented during a Hope On Wheels handprint ceremony at Hasbro Children's Hospital, where children affected by cancer dipped their hands in colorful paint and placed their handprints on a new Hyundai Tucson, the official vehicle of the program. Every handprint ceremony celebrates the courageous lives of the children faced with cancer and brings Hope On Wheels' community of supporters together.
In addition to the $75,000 Hyundai Scholar Grant, Hasbro Children's Hospital is also being awarded with an additional up to $10,000 toward the purchase of personal technology and electronics as part of the Hyundai Hot Spot Award, which is designed to bolster hospital activities for teen patients.
"We see Hope On Wheels as a critical part of our mission at Hyundai," said John Krafcik, president and chief executive officer of Hyundai Motor America. "Pediatric cancer takes far too many young lives and impacts far too many families. We are proud to work with our Hyundai dealers to fund research to end this disease. We congratulate each doctor and institution receiving our grants, and commend them for the important work they are doing."
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In unrelated news.....whitey sucks!
merger talk...
Howard is an honest company man = He is a LIAR!
faithfully to his wife???
horrible fake call rejected by Howard....gets played?
haven't we heard this scripted bit 100 times???
Will Stern play the Rap song Robin ambushed him with??
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Just recently, we have been introduced to a wonderful Composer to help bring a very special selection of music to all our friends. We have been given a excellent opportunity to make a significant contribution to Hope For The Warriors® and other wonderful causes devoted to soldiers world wide.
Veterans Gaming is happy to join with Games Composer, Penka Kouneva in a charity project that benefits Hope For The Warriors®. We're asking you to support this project by gifting your military gamer friends with this special CD that gives back to our fellow soldiers. *See link to a free downloadable track as a gift for military celebrations (click the banner).
Games Composer, Penka Kouneva is donating 50% of the proceeds from the November/December sales of her new album, A Warrior's Odyssey to Hope For The Warriors®.
"Thinking about the bravery and sacrifice of our men and women in uniform,"
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"is what inspired me so deeply while composing tracks like A Soldier's Odyssey, Flowers at a Monument, and Pilot Bombardier. Being able to help support Hope For The Warriors® is my way of sincerely honoring the real-life warriors who have devoted their lives to protect our freedom."
Along with her monetary contribution, Penka is providing Wounded Warriors Battalion East with CDs as gifts for the soldiers who will enjoy the soon-to-be-opened Center for Hope and Care in Jacksonville, NC.
To purchase your CD of A Warrior's Odyssey with art booklet ($13.95 + s/h):
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"Fantastic compositions … easily a winning score to a blockbuster game or film!" Borislav Slavov (composer Crysis 2, 3 game franchise, Crytek Music Director)
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Youtube trailer from A Warrior's Odyssey--track entitled Pilot Bombardier:
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DUE WEST — For the first time in over a month the Newberry women's soccer team scored more than two goals as the Wolves rode a two-goal outing from Gabrielle Brodie to a 4-2 road victory over Erskine at Huggins Field.
Erskine (3-11-1) opened the scoring in the 29th minute when Ashley Reeves scored her second goal of the season for the Flying Fleet. Newberry (6-7-3) answered in the 43rd when sophomore Brayden Miller (Lyman) delivered a cross to freshman Brittany Singleton (Canton, N.C.) who placed a shot inside the post for her first career goal.
The second half opened with a penalty call by the center official, which saw Erskine's Kimrey Angotti-Smith score her first goal of the season in the 60th minute.
Three minutes later Miller hit the crossbar with a shot, which was followed by a rebounded header goal by Brodie (Rolleston, Canterbury, New Zealand). Miller was credited with her second assist of the match on Brodie's 63rd minute score.
In the 64th minute senior Katie Sas (Columbia) sent a corner kick into the box, which was corralled by Miller who slotted a shot past the diving Erskine goalkeeper to put the Wolves up 3-2. Miller's goal was her fifth of the season.
Brodie put the match out of reach in the 83rd minute when she stole the ball from an Erskine defender and dribbled down the pitch before finishing the possession with her second goal of the match. The Kiwi's second goal of the match was her ninth of the season.
Newberry outshot Erskine 13-8 on the afternoon, led by Miller's six tries.
Sophomore goalkeeper Morgan Cox (Perth, Western Australia, Australia) recorded one save, while picking up her fifth victory of the season.
Miller recorded her second multi-assist match of the season, while Brodie posted her third multi-goal match of the year. Miller's two assists give her four on the season, and 10 on her career - putting the sophomore in sole possession of No. 6 in the Newberry record book for career assists. With four points on the day, Brodie is now No. 10 in career points at Newberry with 31, while Miller's four points put her just outside the top ten with 30 career points.
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Wed, 18 Jan 2012 11:19:48 -0800 The Cleveland Browns hired former St. Louis Rams assistant coach Nolan Cromwell as a senior offensive assistant Wednesday, Jan. 18. He will replace Keith Gilbertson, who is retiring.
Wed, 20 Jan 2010 23:03:58 -0800 Mary Kay Cabot, of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, reports the Cleveland Browns have hired former Philadelphia Eagles executive Jon Sandusky as director of player personnel, former Seattle Seahawks coach Keith Gilbertson as director of pro personnel, former Eagles scout John Spytek as a personnel executive and former Seahawks assistant A.J. Durso as a pro scout.
Wed, 23 Jan 2008 09:32:14 -0800 Frank Hughes, of the Tacoma News Tribune, reports the Seattle Seahawks have named Keith Gilbertson as the team's new wide receivers coach. Last year, Gilbertson served as the team's assistant offensive line coach.
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Submitted by Justin on Thu, 2004-11-11 17:20
Political protesters temporarily defaced the home page of the SCA's East Kingdom earlier today, replacing it with a page of their own creation.
Canadian Textile Archivist Dorothy Kate Burnham Dies in Toronto
Submitted by Milica on Thu, 2004-11-11 12:07
Author and textile archivist Dorothy Burnham died October 24, 2004 in Toronto. Burnham spent over 70 years researching textiles and was formerly employed by the Royal Ontario Museum.
Roman Ghosts Sought in York
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Ghost-hunters gather around Halloween to seek the spirits of Roman soldiers as part of York, England's fabled "Ghost Tour."
Dye-ing to raise money for breast cancer research
Submitted by Justin on Wed, 2004-11-03 18:20
It started out as a joke on the Middle Kingdom email list, and now has grown to something potentially wonderful in the fight against breast cancer.
SCAdian Pet Discussion List Formed
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Berengaria has announced a new discussion group for SCA members who like to talk about their pets.
Independent: Iceman's Finder Dies in Alps
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Helmut Simon, the German mountaineer who discovered the remains of Oetzi, a prehistoric iceman, 13 years ago has died while hiking in southwestern Austria.
"Stupid English Prejudice" Colors View of Scotland
Submitted by Milica on Sun, 2004-10-31 04:30
British TV historian David Starkey is being accused of "stupid English prejudice" after he claimed that Scotland was not as important as England.
AEthelmearc Woman Contestant on Jeopardy
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Arkhelaia V Bolotnikova (Lori Tennant), a resident of the Kingdom of AEthelmearc, is scheduled to appear on Jeopardy this week.
Midrealm Champions Accept Challenge Against Breast Cancer
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Sgt. Rutgur of the Middle Kingdom, along with the other baronial champions, has accepted a challenge by His Majesty Brannos to raise money for breast cancer research.
Garb Stolen in An Tir
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Her Grace Duchess Angharad of the Kingdom of An Tir reports that garb and her ducal coronet have been stolen from her car in the Seattle area.
Beowulf & Grendel
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A new film version of Beowulf, filmed in Iceland, dresses its warriors in riveted chainmail.
SCA Business web site connects buyers and sellers of period and modern services
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Sir Colin MacLear is creating a web site designed to link SCAdians offering to sell or barter period or modern services with other SCAdians who are seeking those services. The site is scheduled to be online in October 2004.
Scottish historic sites threatened by global warming
Submitted by Milica on Sun, 2004-10-10 15:57
Nearly one third of Scotland's 35,000 historic sites, including Skara Brae, are threatened with destruction due to coastal erosion.
Da Vinci Code Fans Flock to Historic Sites
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Fans of Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code are innundating sites in France in search of answers.
New York Tolkien Society
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Heren Istarion is an organization dedicated to the learning and understanding of the life and works of Professor Tolkien. The organization is officially registered with the Tolkien Society UK as a "smial."
Historical Fiction: How do medieval-themed restaurants get it wrong?
Submitted by Karen on Fri, 2004-10-08 08:16
Seven myths about medieval food, and how medieval-themed restaurants, like the Medieval Times restaurant chain and the Excalibur Hotel & Casino, get them wrong.
Neiman Marcus Hawks Custom Armor
Submitted by Milica on Wed, 2004-10-06 10:36
Just in time for the holidays: Neiman Marcus is selling a custom-fitted suit of armor.
Toronto Star: Modern Epics More Political than 1950s Films
Submitted by Milica on Sat, 2004-10-02 08:30
In an essay for the Toronto Star, columnist Philip Marchard finds today's epic films more political than those of the 1950s.
Teen Kills Neighbor with Sword
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A Texas teenager allegedly used a sword to kill a neighbor during an argument.
Bloodletting may have had benefits
Submitted by Milica on Wed, 2004-09-29 23:04
A new study finds that the ancient practice of bloodletting might actually have been beneficial to some patients.
DNA Shows Scottish-Spanish Relation
Submitted by Milica on Sun, 2004-09-26 19:36
A new study by geneticists at Dublin's Trinity College proves that the Irish and Scots are more closely related to Spaniards than to the Celts of central Europe.
Grand Flaming Marshmallow Balrog Contest Winner Announced
Submitted by Milica on Sun, 2004-09-26 14:56
For those with lots of time on their hands, here's your chance to get involved in a new artform: Marshmallow Sculpting.
Medievalist Norman Cantor Dies
Submitted by nicolaa on Tue, 2004-09-21 13:13
Noted medievalist Norman Cantor is dead at 74, according to an article in the New York Times' obituary section.
Own a Piece of Sherwood Forest!
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A square foot plot of Sherwood Forest is being auctioned on eBay.
Mexican Wal-Mart Thought to Disturb Physic Balance of Ancient City
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Protesters claim that the construction of a new grocery store near the ancient Mexican city of Teotihuacan will upset the "cosmic equilibrium" of the area.
Reading Causes Backstrain!
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Tony Gabriele of the Daily Press offers a warning to parents: Don't teach your children to read!
Washington D.C. National Mall to Host "Knit-Out"
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The Third Annual Knit-Out & Crochet will take place Sunday September 19, 2004 from noon until 5:00 p.m. at the National Mall (Near Mall entrance of Natural History Museum-Smithsonian Metro) in Washinton D.C.
Yule Revel and Toys for Tots Tournament
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Paris Museum Garden Inspired by Tapestry
Submitted by Milica on Fri, 2004-09-03 20:25
The medieval garden at the Hotel de Cluny, France's National Museum of the Middle Ages, was inspired by medieval tapestries.
Authorities Seeking Info in Alleged Assault at PW 33
Submitted by Justin on Wed, 2004-09-01 23:39
Police in Butler County, Pennsylvania, are seeking leads to identify a person who assaulted and wounded a woman at Pennsic 33. (Story posted by request of the woman who was attacked.)
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Santa Fe has so many art galleries, that shops clustered in various locations sponsor evening Art Walks on different days of the month. On Art Walk Fridays, galleries typically stay open until 7:00 PM and some provide refreshments. Individual galleries in other districts may have openings on those same Fridays and also will be open until 7:00 PM. Check Pasatiempo or The Reporter for a complete listing.
Every First Friday - Gala Arts District (Lincoln Avenue between the Plaza and Marcy Street) and West Palace Arts District (Palace Avenue west of the Plaza)
Every Fourth Friday - Canyon Road Gallery District (between Paseo de Peralta and East Palace Avenue)
Every Last Friday - Railyard (Paseo de Peralta and Guadalupe)
Friday, May 11, 2012
4th Annual Small Paintings Show and Sale Show dates May 11 - June 13, 2012
Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery
602A Canyon Road
Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery starts the Santa Fe season with small, affordable works by all of their gallery artists: Lisa Danielle, Glenn Dean, Josh Elliott, Ron Elstad, Veryl Goodnight, Gregory Hull, Gregory Kondos, Peggi Kroll-Roberts, Francis Livingston, Merrill Mahaffey, Jan Mapes, Dominik Modlinski, P. A. Nisbet, Howard Post, Glenn Renell, Ray Roberts, Sue Rother, W. Jason Situ, Gary Ernest Smith, and Dennis Ziemienski.
Dennis Ziemienski, Taos Figure in White, Oil on Linen Board, 10" x 8"
Friday, June 1, 2012, 5-7pm
Expressions in Passion
Show dates June 1 - June 24, 2012
Tresa Vorenberg Goldsmiths
656 Canyon Road
Tresa Vorenberg Goldsmiths will be showcasing the designer jewelry of Evy in her exhibition "Expressions in Passion." Join us in welcoming Evy for a reception at 656 Canyon Road on June 1st from 5 to 7 pm.
Friday, June 15, 2012
Landscapes of the West Show dates June 15 - July 11, 2012
Academic, modernist, and plein air landscape painting once was the staple of Santa Fe galleries. Now, these modes are endangered species in New Mexico. Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery keeps the tradition alive in this show featuring new work by our gallery artists. Artists include Glenn Dean, Josh Elliott, Ron Elstad, Veryl Goodnight, Gregory Hull, Francis Livingston, Merrill Mahaffey, Dominik Modlinski, P. A. Nisbet, Howard Post, Glenn Renell, Ray Roberts, Sue Rother, W. Jason Situ, Gary Ernest Smith, Dennis Ziemienski.
P.A. Nisbet, Rain Veil, Comanche Point, Oil on Canvas, 28" x 20"
Color of Happiness
Opening Reception with Artist, June 15th, 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Show dates June 15 - June 25, 2012
Silver Sun
"After taking thousands of photos, I have recently realized that I simply love to capture moments of happiness. Maybe it's because I am at a happy moment of my life… I am starting to feel a little more comfortable living in the US, away from my home country and freed from stressful office work. I decided to make my passion for photography my new profession and I now have this photo show at Silver Sun to share my images with others. After all, a happy soul must take better happy photos. The positive power of happy images carries joy throughout my whole image creation process: from the start (as my heart jumps finding exciting moments or pretty places where sunlight dances) to editing to the final printing, I often have a smile on my face working on those images. I hope my viewers will experience similar warmth and fun feelings from this show. I was born and raised in Japan. I spent my twenties working in international marketing for a manufacturing company in Tokyo. My hobby at that time was to swim in the ocean, and I bought a waterproof point and shoot camera to take with me underwater. Soon photography became my hobby and I won a few awards with my photos. It was after moving to the US in 2008 that I became a serious photographer. I feel destined that my life brought me to live in Santa Fe in 2010. Since my arrival here I have been closely involved with Santa Fe Photographic Workshops and I continue to get inspiration from the beauty of Santa Fe and its great art community." - Yuko Hirao, 2012
Awards The quasi-grand prix prize to Blue Earth Underwater Photo Contest 2008 Winner - Ogasawara Islands Photo Contest 2009
Friday, June 29th, 5 - 7 pm
Simple Elegance
Show dates June 29 - July 31, 2012
Tresa Vorenberg Goldsmiths will be showcasing the designer jewelry of Studio Q in their exhibition, "Simple Elegance." Join us in welcoming Michael and Katherine for a reception at 656 Canyon Road on June 29th from 5-7pm. Show runs through July 31st.
Friday, July 6, 2012, 5-7pm
Show dates July 6 - July 31, 2012
Tresa Vorenberg Goldsmiths will be showcasing the designer jewelry of Studio Q in their exhibition, "Simple Elegance." Join us in welcoming Michael and Katherine for a reception at 656 Canyon Road on July 6th from 5-7pm. Show runs through July 31st.
Friday, July 13th, 5 - 7 pm
Pattern and Abstraction Show dates July 13 - August 8, 2012
This unique show combines abstract paintings by Francis Livingston and antique Navajo textiles of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The boldly patterned Navajo weavings were great abstract art made even before that term was widely used, and this show reveals their affinity with contemporary painting made more than a century later.
Francis Livingston, Aspen on Aspen, Oil and Navajo Textile on Panel, 36" x 36"
Friday, August 3, 2012
A Celebration of Old Pawn Jewelry Show and Sale Show dates August 3 - September 6, 2012
Lovers of turquoise and silver will delight in this dazzling assemblage of high quality Navajo, Zuni, and other Pueblo jewelry from the late 19th to mid-20th centuries.
Navajo Ingot Silver Sandcast and Turquoise Bracelet, circa 1920
August 10th - September 13, 2012
Maria Martinez and Family 14th Annual Show & Sale Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery
Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery Santa Fe will feature a show and sale of over 70 pieces available by Maria Martinez and family including Popovi Da.
Maria Martinez (1887-1980) and Popovi Da (1921-1971), San Ildefonso Redware Feather Jar, February 1971, 3" x 4"
Thursday, August 16th, 5:00 - 6:00 PM
Paint by Numbers, book signing with author, Mark Sublette
Author, Mark Sublette will be signing his new book and first in his Charles Bloom murder mystery series, "Paint by Numbers" at MEDICINE MAN GALLERY. To place an order for your signed copy, call 505-820-7451 or 866-894-7451 or email email@example.com.
"From the gripping prologue to the twist-upon-twist conclusion, Mark Sublette's PAINT BY NUMBERS will keep you up nights... unable to stop turning the page!" - Sandi Ault, bestselling author of the WILD Mystery Series. "Mark Sublette's first novel is... marvelous. The white art dealer Charles Bloom lives in New Mexico with Indians. His impressive work is constantly taken away by those who go for nothing but money in New York. But Charles Bloom never stops in following great creativity... neither should we." - Michael Blake, author of Dances with Wolves. "A deadly mystery about art and ambition, stretching from Navajoland to New York." - Wolf Schneider, albuquerqueARTS
Friday, August 17th, 2012, 2-4 pm
Shonto Begay - New Works Show dates August 17th to September 20th, 2012
Visit our Santa Fe Gallery to view a selection of new paintings by national acclaimed Navajo artist, Shonto Begay. Opening reception is on Indian Market Weekend, Friday, August 17th, 2012 from 2 to 4 pm.
Shonto Begay, Tree of Knowledge, Acrylic on Canvas, 62" x 44"
September 29 - October 26, 2012
Jorge Fick (1932-2004)- Pueblo Windows
Visit Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery Santa Fe for a collection of Jorge Fick modernist Pueblo Window paintings will be displayed and offered for sale for the first time since the artist created the pieces. This rare collection comes from the Fick estate.
Jorge Fick (1932-2004), Pueblo Window and Pink Wall, Oil on Board, c. 1990, 17" x 24"
May 11 - 13, 2012
Spring Arts & Crafts Fair
Kit Carson Park
Taos, NM
May 19 - 20, 2012
Eldorado Studio Tour
Eldorado de Santa Fe
7 Caliente Road
May 26 - 27, 2012
Native Treasures Indian Arts Festival
Santa Fe Community Convention Center
201 West Marcy Street
Red Rocks Arts & Crafts Show
Walatowa Visitor Center
Jemez Pueblo, NM
Ancient Ways Arts Festival & Market
Zuni, NM
May 26 - 28, 2012
Northern New Mexico Fine Arts & Crafts Guild Show
Cathedral Place at East Palace Avenue
June 15 - 17, 2012
Plaza Arts and Crafts Festival
Santa Fe Plaza
June 23 - 24, 2012
Pedernal Studio Tour
Coyote and Youngsville, NM
June 30 - July 1, 2012
Santa Fe Studio Tour
July 7 - 8, 2012
High Country Arts & Crafts Festival
Picuris Pueblo, NM
July 12 - 15, 2012
Art Santa Fe: International Contemporary Art Fair
July 13 - 15, 2012
International Folk Art Market
Milner Plaza
Museum Hill on Camino Lejo
July 14 - 15, 2012
Young Native Arts and Crafts Sale
Palace of the Governors
105 West Palace Avenue
July 21 - 22, 2012
July 27 - 29, 2012
Traditional Spanish Market
Contemporary Hispanic Market
Lincoln Avenue north of the Plaza
August 2 - 5, 2012
SOFA West: Santa Fe (Sculpture, Objects & Functional Art)
August 4 - 5, 2012
Girls, Inc. Arts and Crafts Fair
August 5, 2012
Annual Navajo Rug Auction
August 10 - 11, 2012
Antique Ethnographic Art Show
August 11 - 12, 2012
Zuni Cultural Arts Expo
Rag Rug Festival & Gift Show
Udall Center for Museum Resources
725 Camino Lejo on Museum Hill
August 13 - 14, 2012
Antique Indian Art Show
August 13 - 15 and 19 - 21, 2012
The Santa Fe Show: Objects of Art
El Museo Cultural
555 Camino de Familia
August 17, 2012
Wheelwright Museum's Annual Benefit Auction
Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian
704 Camino Lejo on Museum Hill
August 18 - 19, 2012
Santa Fe Indian Market
Portal Artists Celebration
September 1 - 2, 2012
Santo Domingo Arts & Crafts Market
Santo Domingo Pueblo, NM
September 1 - 3, 2012
Fiesta de Santa Fe Arts and Crafts Market
September 8 - 9, 2012
Pilar Studio Tour
Pilar, NM
September 15, 2012
Quick Draw Returns
Santa Fe Opera
301 Opera Drive
Hosted by Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian
September 15 - 16, 2012
Pojoaque River Studio Tour
Off NM 502 from Nambe to El Rancho, NM
September 22 - 23, 2012
Pecos Studio Tour
Pecos, NM
September 22 - 23 and 29 - 30, 2012
High Road Studio Tour
NM 75 and NM 76, from Chimayo to Vadito, NM
September 28 - 30, 2012
The Palace Gem & Mineral Show
September 28 - October, 7, 2012
Taos Fall Arts Festival
Taos Convention Center
September 29 - 30, 2012
October 6 - 8, 2012
Abiquiu Studio Tour
Abiquiu, NM
October 13 - 14, 2012
El Rito Studio Tour
El Rito, NM
October 20 - 21, 2012
Galisteo Studio Tour
Galisteo, NM
November 2 - 4, 2012
Recycle Santa Fe Art Festival
November 3 - 4, 2012
Dixon Studio Tour
Dixon, NM
November 24 - 25, 2012
La Cienega Studio Tour
La Cienega, NM
Winter Indian Market
201 West Marcy
December 1 - 2, 2012
Winter Spanish Market
Walatowa Winter Arts & Crafts Show
Jemez Civic Center
December 7 - 8, 2012
Winter Contemporary Hispanic Market
March 14 - 17, 2013
Bead Fest Santa Fe
Through November 25, 2012
47 Stars: NM Statehood Flags (History Exhibit)
New Mexico History Museum/Palace of the Governors
113 Lincoln Avenue
Through March 31, 2013
Statehood: New Mexican Art 1912 – 2012
Museum of International Folk Art
May 3 - 5, 2012 - 2012
Statehood History Conference
Community Convention Center
2012 Brainpower & Brownbags Lecture Series New Mexico History Museum/Palace of the Governors
Noon to 1:00 PM,
May 4 - "New Mexico: Early Attempts to Gain Statehood"
June 13 - "1912: Statehood for New Mexico and Arizona"
July 18 - "The Impact of the Railroads on Statehood"
August 17 - "The Search for Law and order in the Lawless Frontier"
September 26 - "New Mexico and the Women's Christian Temperance Union"
October 17 - "The Spanish American War: New Mexico and its Rough Riders"
November 14 - "New Mexico Women: The road to Statehood"
December 12 - "Nuevomexicanos and the Rhetoric of Statehood"
World Blacksmith Championships
Wildlife West Nature Park
Edgewood, NM
September 28, 2012
New Mexico Centennial Air Tour
Santa Fe Airport
121 Aviation Drive
May 13, 2012
Annual Mother's Day Historic House Tour
Historic Santa Fe Foundation
545 Canyon Road
June 15 - 24, 2012
Pride Santa Fe
June 16, 2012
Rodeo de Santa Fe Parade
Washington Avenue and Grant Street
June 20 - 23, 2012
Rodeo de Santa Fe
3237 Rodeo Road
June 23, 2012
Pride Parade
July 4, 2012
Pancake Breakfast on the Plaza
Annual Fireworks Display
Santa Fe High School
2100 Yucca Street
August 10 - 12 and 17 - 19, 2012
Haciendas: A Parade of Homes
Sunday, August 12th, 3:00 PM
Paint by Numbers, book signing with author, Mark Sublette Bookworks
4022 Rio Grande Blvd, NW in the Flying Star Plaza
Albuquerque, NM 87107
Author, Mark Sublette will be signing his new book and first in his Charles Bloom murder mystery series, "Paint by Numbers" at BOOKWORKS. To place an order for your signed copy, call 505-820-7451 or 866-894-7451 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
September 6 - 9, 2012
Fiestas de Santa Fe
Mariachi Extravaganza, September 5, Santa Fe Opera
Burning of Zozobra, September 6, Fort Marcy Park
Musical Performances on the Plaza, September 7 - 8
Entrada de Don Diego de Vargas (Opening Ceremonies,) September 7, Santa Fe Plaza
Desfile de los Niños (Children's Pet Parade,) September 8, Downtown
Solemn Procession and Fiesta Mass, September 9, Plaza and St. Francis Cathedral
Desfile de la Gente (Historical/Hysterical Parade,) September 9, Downtown
September 26 - 30, 2012
Santa Fe Wine and Chile Fiesta
Santa Fe Concorso Automobile Show
December 24, 2012
Santa Fe Plaza and Cross of the Martyrs
Canyon Road Farolito Walk
Canyon Road and Acequia Madre
February 22 - 24, 2013
Art Feast Santa Fe
Through 2012
Youth Gallery of Spanish Colonial Arts
Museum of Spanish Colonial Art
750 Camino Lejo
Allan Houser Sculpture Garden Tours
Allan Houser Foundation
Near Cerrillos, NM
By appointment only
Spanish Market Gallery
New Acquisitions and Curator's Choice
Through May 20, 2012
SITE Santa Fe
1606 Paseo de Peralta
Through June 10, 2012
Arrhythmic Visions
Center for Contemporary Arts
1050 Old Pecos Trail
CCA's Collect 10
Through July 31, 2012
Frank Buffalo Hyde
Museum of Contemporary Native Arts
108 Cathedral Place
Through August 25, 2012
They Wove for Horses: Dine Saddle Blankets
Museum of Indian Arts & Culture
Through September 30, 2012
New Deal Art: CCC Furniture and Tinwork
Through December 30, 2012
Illuminating the Word: The Saint John's Bible
Contemplative Landscape
Through January 6, 2013
Young Brides, Old Treasures: Macedonian Embroidered Dress
Through March 10, 2013
Folk Art of the Andes
Through May 5, 2013
Georgia O'Keeffe and the Faraway: Nature and Image
Georgia O'Keeffe Museum
217 Johnson Street
Through December 30, 2013
Margarete Bagshaw: Breaking the Rules
Through April 1, 2014
Woven Identities: Native American Baskets
May 11, 2012 - January 1, 2013
It's About Time: 14,000 Years of Art in New Mexico
New Mexico Museum of Art
107 West Palace Avenue
May 13, 2012 - April 2013
A Certain Fire: Mary Cabot Wheelwright Collects the Southwest
704 Camino Lejo
May 18 - September 16, 2012
TIME: Navajo Nation - Anna Tsouhlarakis
May 18 - November 4, 2012
Native American Portraits: Points of Inquiry
May 25 - July 31, 2012
alumnI alumnUS: IAIA Alumni Exhibition
June 2 - 3, 2012
Spring Festival and Children's Fair
El Rancho de las Golondrinas
334 Los Pinos Road
Fiber Arts Festival: From Sheep to Blanket
July 7, 2012 - January 2013
More Real? Art in the Age of Truthiness
Santa Fe Wine Festival
July 8 - October 7, 2012
Arts and Crafts from the Japanese American Internment Camps 1942-1946
¡Viva México! Celebration
July 28 - 29, 2012
Herb and Lavender Fair
Summer Festival, Frontier Days and Horses of the West
August 9 - 12, 2012
Santa Fe Mountain Man Trade Fair
Survival: New Mexico
August 16 - December 31, 2012
Legacy: MoCNA Collections Exhibition
Mateo Romero
Jeff Kahm
Deconstructing Dualities: Debra Yepa-Pappan
Fiesta de los Niños: A Children's Celebration
Santa Fe Renaissance Fair
October 6 - 7, 2012
Harvest Festival
December 9, 2012 - March 9, 2014
The Histories of Chocolate, Mate y Mas
For ticket information, call the Lensic Box Office 505-988-1234
June - August 2012
Juan Siddi Flamenco Theatre Company 2012 Season
June 7 - 10, 2012
Southwest Roots Music 2012 Thirsty Ear Festival
June 17 - 23, 2012
Film Noir Festival
The Screeen at Santa Fe College of Art and Design
1600 St. Michaels Drive
June 21 - 24, 2012
The Southwest Festival of New Music
June 22 - July 8, 2012
Santa Fe International New Media Festival
555 Camino de la Familia
July 5 - August 16, 2012
Santa Fe Bandstand
Free, live music on the Plaza
Monday through Thursday evenings and Monday and Wednesday at Noon
July 15 - August 20, 2012
Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival
July 20 - August 18, 2012
Santa Fe Desert Chorale 2012 Season
June 29 - August 25, 2012
Santa Fe Opera 2012 Season
Tosca - June 29, July 4, 7, 13, 20, 30, August 8, 11, 15, 18, 21, 24
The Pearl Fishers - June 30, July 6, 11, 31, August 10, 13, 22,25
Maometto II - July 14, 18, 27, August 2, 7, 16,
King Roger - July 21, 25, August 3, 9, 14,
Arabella - July 28, August 1, 6, 17, 23
July 13 - 29, 2012
New Mexico Jazz Festival
August 13 - 19, 2012
Native Cinema Showcase
New Mexico History Museum
August 24 - 26, 2012
Bluegrass and Old-Time Music Festival
Santa Fe County Fairgrounds
3229 Rodeo Road
September 2012 - June 2013
Santa Fe Playhouse 2012 Season
October 2012 - May 2013
Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus 2012-2013 Season
October 17 - 21, 2012
Santa Fe Independent Film Festival, Lensic Performing Arts Center
211 West San Francisco St
November 2012 - April 2013
Santa Fe Pro Musica 2012-2013 Season
November 2012 and May 2013
Sangre de Christo Chorale Semi-Annual Concerts
December 2012 - March 2013
Aspen Santa Fe Ballet 2012-2013 Season
December 6 - 9, 2012
Santa Fe Film Festival
Most of the Pueblos have several dances each year that are open to the public. We have attempted to compile the most complete calendar possible, but please be aware that the schedule is subject to changes and omissions. To avoid disappointment, use the contact list to call the Pueblos a few days in advance and confirm dance days and times.
May 1, 2012
Corn Dance, San Felipe Feast Day
San Felipe Pueblo
May 3, 2012
Corn Dance and Blessing of the Fields, Santa Cruz Feast Day
Taos Pueblo
May 7, 2012
Santa Maria Feast Day
Acoma Pueblo
June 2, 2012
Corn Dance and Blessing of the Fields
Tesuque Pueblo
June 13, 2012:
Comanche Dance, Santa Clara and San Ildefonso Pueblos
Green Corn Dance, Ohkay Owingeh
Comanche Dance, Santa Clara
Corn Dance, San Antonio Feast Day, Sandia and Taos Pueblos
Footraces, Picuris Pueblo
June 24, 2012:
Corn Dance, San Juan Feast Day, Ohkay Owingeh
Buffalo, Comanche, and Corn Dances, Taos Pueblos
June 29, 2012
Corn Dance, San Pedro Feast Day
Kewa and Santa Ana Pueblos
Celebration of the Waterfall and Winter Buffalo, Spear, Yellow Corn, White Buffalo, and Comanche Dances
Nambe Pueblo
July 14, 2012
Corn Dance, St. Bonaventure Feast Day
Cochiti Pueblo
July 25, 2012
Corn Dance, Santiago Feast Day
Taos and Picuris Pueblos
July 26, 2012:
Corn Dance, Santa Ana Feast Day, Santa Ana and Taos Pueblos
Harvest and other Dances, Santa Ana Feast Day, Laguna Pueblo (Seama Village)
August 2, 2012
Corn Dance, Nuestra Senora de Los Angeles Feast Day
Jemez Pueblo
August 4, 2012
Corn Dance, Santo Domingo Feast Day
Kewa Pueblo
August 9, 2012
Sunset Dances, San Lorenzo Feast Day
Picuris Pueblo
August 10, 2012 - (Anniversary of Pueblo Revolt of 1680)
Various Dances, San Lorenzo Feast Day Acoma Pueblo (Acomita Village)
Trade Fair, Footraces and Pole Climb, Picuris Pueblo
August 8 - 12, 2012
Gallup Intertribal Ceremonial at Red Rock State Park
Gallup, NM
August 12, 2012
Buffalo, Harvest, or Corn Dance, Santa Clara Feast Day
Santa Clara Pueblo
August 15, 2012:
Harvest and other Dances, Assumption of our Blessed Mother Feast Day, Laguna Pueblo (Mesita Village)
Corn Dance, Feast Day, Zia Pueblo
August 28, 2012
Various Dances, St. Augustine Feast Day
Isleta Pueblo
September 2, 2012
Harvest Dance, San Estevan Feast Day
September 4, 2012
Harvest Dance, San Augustine Feast Day
September 8, 2012:
Harvest and Social Dances, Laguna Pueblo (Encinal Village)
Corn Dance, Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Feast Day, San Ildefonso Pueblo
September 19, 2012
Buffalo, Eagle, and Social Dances, St. Joseph Feast Day
Laguna Pueblo (Laguna Village)
September 25, 2012
Harvest and Social Dances, St. Elizabeth Feast Day
Laguna Pueblo (Paguate Village)
September 29, 2012
Sunset Dance, San Geronimo Eve Vespers
September 30, 2012
Trade Fair, Footraces, and Traditional Pole Climb, San Geronimo Feast Day
Ancient Way Fall Festival
Zuni Pueblo
October 4, 2012
Buffalo and Deer Dances, San Francisco de Assisi Feast Day
October 17, 2012
Harvest and Social Dances, St. Margaret Feast Day
Laguna Pueblo (Paraje Village)
November 12, 2012
Various Dances, San Diego Feast Day
November 22, 2012
Christmas Lights Parade
December 11, 2012
Evening Vespers and Procession
Pojoaque Pueblo
December 12, 2012:
Various Dances, Guadalupe Feast Day, Pojoaque Pueblo
Bow and Arrow, Comanche, and Buffalo Dances, San Diego Feast Day, Tesuque Pueblo
December 24, 2012:
Procession of the Virgin, Bonfires, and Children's Dance, Taos Pueblo
Torchlight Procession and Los Matachines Dance, icuris and Ohkay Owingeh Pueblos
Luminaries (bonfires), Acoma Pueblo
Various Dances, Laguna Pueblo
Dances after Midnight Mass, San Felipe, Santa Ana, and Tesuque Pueblos
Buffalo Dance, Nambe Pueblo
Dances preceding midnight Mass, Kewa Pueblo
December 25, 2012:
Deer or Los Matachines Dance, Taos, Picuris, and Ohkay Owingeh Pueblos
Various Dances, Tesuque, San Ildefonso, San Felipe, Kewa, Cochiti, Laguna, and Acoma Pueblos
December 26, 2012
Turtle Dance
Ohkay Owingeh
December 28, 2012
Children's Dance, Holy Innocents Day
Santa Clara and Picuris Pueblos
December 29, 2012
Various Dances
January 1, 2012:
Turtle Dance, Taos Pueblo
Corn Dance, Kewa and Cochiti Pueblos
Cloud or Basket Dance, Ohkay Owingeh
Various dances, Transfer canes of authority to new Tribal Officers at most other Pueblos
January 6, 2013: (King Day Celebrations)
Deer or Buffalo Dance, Taos Pueblo
Buffalo, Deer, and Antelope Dances, Nambe Pueblo
King Day Dances at most other Pueblos
January 22, 2013
Evening Vespers with firelight procession
San Ildefonso Pueblo
January 23, 2013
Buffalo, Comanche and Deer Dances, San Ildefonso Feast Day
January 25, 2013
Various Dances, St. Paul Feast Day
Picuris and Ohkay Owengeh Pueblos
February 2, 2013
Candelaria Day Celebrations
San Felipe and Picuris Pueblos
February 2 - 3, 2013
Governor's Feast Day
Mid to Late February 2013:
Buffalo Dances, Cochiti Pueblo
Deer Dance, Ohkay Owingeh
March 19, 2013
Harvest and other Dances, St. Joseph Feast Day
March 31, 2013: (Easter Sunday)
Bow and Arrow Dance, Nambe Pueblo
Corn and Basket Dances at most other Pueblos
1.5 hours west of Albuquerque off I-40 on Indian Route 23
45 minutes southwest of Santa Fe on NM 16
25 minutes south of Albuquerque off I-25
1.5 hours west of SantaFe on NM 4
Jemez Pueblo is closed to the public but welcomes visitors at its Walatowa Visitor
Kewa (formerly Santo Domingo Pueblo)
40 minutes southwest of Santa Fe on NM 22
Laguna Pueblo
1 hour west of Albuquerque on I-40
40 minutes northeast of Santa Fe off NM 503
Ohkay Owingeh (formerly San Juan Pueblo)
10 minutes north of Espanola off NM 68
1.5 hours northeast of Santa Fe off NM 75
25 minutes north of Santa Fe off US 84/285
45 minutes southwest of Santa Fe off I-25
45 minutes northwest of Santa Fe off NM 502
Sandia Pueblo
50 minutes southwest of Santa Fe off I-25
Santa Ana Pueblo
45 minutes southwest of Santa Fe on US 550
1 hour north of Santa Fe on NM 30
10 minutes north of Taos off US 64
Taos Pueblo is closed in February and March for traditional observances. Call for exact dates.
20 minutes north of Santa Fe off US 84/285
Zia Pueblo
1 hour southwest of Santa Fe on US 550
2.5 hours west of Albuquerque on NM 53
Permission to reproduce photos and paintings in this website secured by Mark Sublette. All rights reserved. No portion of this website may be reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission from Mark Sublette, Medicine Man Gallery, Inc.™


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Amy has now been added as a judge to SugarSlam 2012, a baking competition where competitors compete against each other to make the best and most delicious wrestling themed treats. It was founded in 2008 by cookbook author, cake competition judge and Bake and Destroy creator Natalie Slater.
For more information about the competition, you can visit sugarslam2012.com.
Related Links:
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The Turkey Hill Giant Cow in the picture above is a common site in Lancaster County, and along the Eastern seaboard, too. Turkey Hill is a local dairy with a wide reach, and this cow travels to many major events.
My dad worked at the dairy his whole adult life and, among his responsibilities, was helping to choose the ice cream flavors. So we always had ice cream around when I was growing up. Dad would try out the flavors on us.
Maybe that's why I'm an ice cream nut. If it's in the house, I eat it. When I know it's there, I can't go to bed without some. So I try not to buy it.
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Hello if any of you out there are in the area and want to hit, I'm game pretty much any day of the week. I haven't played in a while and am probably 3.5ish right now. Shoot me a message and let's set something up
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Sounds good. Give me a email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Next week is good
Hello West,
I am always looking for people to hit with. I play at the courts of Club River Run Appartments located at Rio San Diego Drive and River Run Drive. I normally play evenings around 5:30 or any time on weekends and holidays.
Since I don't have access to a computer all the time, it is best to reach me via cell phone at 619 - 508 - 4690.
Hope to hear from you soon,
Hey Tyrone!
Sorry for the delayed response. Apparently I need to check my tennisopolis account more often. I'd definitely be down to hit sometime. It couldn't be more convenient as I live on River Run Drive in those apartments across the street from you. I always look at those courts when passing by and see a lot of people playing and get jealous. Well no more! Let me know if you'd like to meet up and hit soon. You can text me at (256) 273-7343. Lookin forward to hitting soon
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Saga Gateways Into Time (Belated Christmas present to all: Anakin, Obi-Wan, Ahsoka) Completed 2/21/13
Discussion in 'Fan Fiction- Before, Saga, and Beyond' started by Alexis_Wingstar, Dec 27, 2012.
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So, it's possible that Pamela Anderson and Rick Salomon aren't calling it quits quite yet. Apparently, the two had a huge fight and Pam was a bit hasty in filing for divorce, because the diary on her website says, "We're working things out…" We can only hope that there will be an Anderson-Salomon make-up sex tape in our future. [TMZ and The Official Website of Pamela Anderson]
UPDATE: Pamela Anderson's Relationship Fluctuates More Quickly Than Her Breast Size
Posted Under: diary, divorce, pamela anderson, rick salomon
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