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The Shooting Range Park provides a safe convenient location for citizens to enjoy shooting sports and learn the skills of using firearms for personal protection and hunting.
Hours of Operation
Wednesday through Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Physical Location: 16001 Shooting Range Access Rd., Albuquerque, NM 87120
Closed Mondays and Tuesdays
Phone: (505) 836-8785
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David Sanchez, Shooting Range Manager email@example.com
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The City of Albuquerque Open Space Division provides and manages this publicly operated shooting range to promote the safe use of firearms in our community and through the state.
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*A parent or guardian must accompany youth under the age of 16. All Range staff are qualified National Rifle Association instructors.
Current Range Weather
View the current range weather.
Range Calendar
Please call the Range office for specifics and details (505) 836-8785.
Map to Range
Restrictions on Firearms
No caliber restrictions are currently in effect for the range.
No fully automatic weapon fire or tracer rounds, please.
Range Rules
General Shooting Range Rules
- Keep all firearms pointed strait up or straight down range only.
- Case and uncase firearms on the front shooting tables, facing straight down range.
- Do not handle firearms behind firing line.
- Treat all firearms as if they were loaded.
- Absolutely no horseplay at anytime.
- No rapid fire.
- When shooting prone or kneeling, shoot in-between tables. The muzzle has to be on the other side of the concrete, the shooter's entire body is on the concrete. Otherwise shoot in the notch in the table.
- No one can draw and fire from a holster.
- Only a sworn Police Officer may holster but, nobody can draw and fire.
- Only targets approved by the Shooting Range Staff may be used.
- If a Range Officer deems your gun, ammunition, or equipment are unsafe; you will have to remove that item from the range.
- We reserve the right to refuse service if intoxicated, disregard for rules, or not complying with Range Officer's instructions.
Rules for Minors
- A minor is a person who is 15 years old or younger.
- A minor has to shoot with an adult present and the minor will shoot on the adult's lane.
- An adult will stand within arms length of the minor while handling a firearm.
- The supervising adult has to concentrate on the minor if handling the firearm and CANNOT be reloading magazines, looking through a spotting scope, or shooting at another table.
Rules for Cease Fires
- No gun handling.
- No standing on the concrete or touching equipment on tables.
- You cannot bring a gun from your vehicle or to your vehicle during a cease fire.
Rules for Muzzle Loaders
- During cease fires, the muzzle loader must be empty of powder.
- During cease fires, the muzzle loader must be racked on the back tables facing strait up.
- Loading and cleaning cannot be done during cease fires.
- The caps/primers stay on the front table and the powder and equipment must stay on the back tables.
- All loading and cleaning are accomplished on the back tables.
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Shooting Range Park offers the following facilities and challenging ranges in a scenic setting:
- Rifle, pistol and muzzleloading
- 10, 25, 50, 100, and 200 yard targets
- 13 skeet ranges
- 2 trap ranges
- Silhouette range (competition only)
- 2 public club houses (air conditioned)
- Classrooms (for rent)
- Refreshment areas
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The Shooting Range Park does not accept credit cards.
Juniors are considered 15 years old and younger; Seniors are considered 62 years and older.
Daily Fees | Standard Rate | Senior / Junior |
Target Range | $6.00 | $5.00 |
Skeet per Round | $5.50 | $4.50 |
Trap per Round | $5.50 | $4.50 |
Law Enforcement | $6.00 | |
Private Instruction | $5.00 | |
Reservations | $35.00 | |
Annual Pass |
$100.00 |
$85.00 |
Useful Links
ABQ Regional PPC & 3-Gun Tournament - http://nmshootnra.com/
007 Paintball - http://007paintballfield.com/
High Desert Sportsman's Club - http://www.highdesertsportsmen.com/
NM Game & Fish - http://www.wildlife.state.nm.us/
New Mexico Military Surplus - http://1886lebel.tripod.com/nmmilsurps/
New Mexico Shooting Sports Association - http://www.nmssa.org/index.htm
NRA - http://home.nra.org/
Rio Grande Practical Shooting Club - http://rgpsc.com/
Rio Grande Renegades - http://www.riogranderenegades.org/
Sandia Gun Club - http://www.sandiagunclub.org/
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Google likes surprising the world of email marketing. Priority inbox, google tabs and now the latest innovation to rock the world of email 'enabling images'.
Gmail, like many email providers, disables images by default to 'protect' users from potential harm. This creates an extra step for the user, in that they are required to 'enable images' to see the email in its full beauty.
Gmail have now decided to enable images by default, and to protect their users, they are going to be serving the images from Gmail servers.
That's ok isn't it? Then why is the world of email marketing going into meltdown over the subject?
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by Tim Roe 13 December 2013 12:21pm 7 comments
Here are some of the most interesting digital marketing statistics we saw last week.
Statistics include Christmas shopping, eBay's referral traffic, mobile marketing, content marketing and how millennials use social.
For more digital marketing stats, check out our Internet Statistics Compendium.
by David Moth 13 December 2013 10:44am 5 comments
While Hummingbird has been much discussed, not many people understand it yet, or appreciate its benefits because it isn't an obvious feature of Google search. If you want to try it, go to Google on your smartphone and click on the microphone to activate a voice search.
For a bit of fun, say 'Tottenham Hotspur'. Google will search for the greatest team in the world (guest opinion - Ed), and then read out an up to date fact, perhaps the latest result and information about the next match.
Next, click the microphone again and ask a related question, such as 'how old are they?' Google will then show you the Wikipedia information about the club. Ask another question, such as 'where do they play?' and Google will show you information about White Hart Lane.
So, that is Hummingbird in a nutshell - a clever way of linking queries so that, instead of starting each search from scratch, Google can show you more pertinent information related to your previous search.
by Michelle Hill 13 December 2013 10:08am 20 comments
In 2012, the average person spent £1,175 online in the UK.
This statistic comes from OFCOM's 2013 International Communications Market Report, revealed today.
Our nearest rival is Australia, where the average per-head spend is £867, approximately one quarter less than us.
by Christopher Ratcliff 13 December 2013 09:33am 7 comments
Amazon has the most shares of its products on Pinterest than any other US retailer, though it seems to put less effort into curation than most of its rivals.
According to SearchMetrics, products from Amazon.com currently generate the highest average number of pins per week (16,360) on Pinterest, followed by Walmart (5,778) and Apple (3,871).
So is Amazon doing anything especially well on Pinterest, or is this due to the sheer ubiquity of its products?
For larger retailers, is it worth the effort, or should you let your 'fans' do the hard work?
by Graham Charlton 12 December 2013 18:00pm 2 comments
It's no secret that video is quickly becoming an essential part of any content strategy, and the 2013 video marketing trends report only serves to concretise this.
This year has been fantastic for video, with the emergence of new, social video platforms like Vine and Instagram video soaring in popularity amongst consumers, making it easy for anyone to create a video and share it.
by Lizzie Davey 12 December 2013 16:53pm 8 comments
'The Information' makes a case for smaller publishers adopting a paywall.
This is just a brief companion to an article I wrote yesterday entitled do publishers' paywalls kill sociability?, in which I asked a few questions around the subject of online publications asking readers to pay for content which they have traditionally enjoyed for free.
As this focussed mainly on larger newspapers, at the end of the post I suggested that I would follow up the article with a focus on smaller, start-up publishers and whether a paywall might be suitable for them or not.
This recent example was brought to my attention and I feel it makes for an interesting case-study.
by Christopher Ratcliff 12 December 2013 16:11pm 1 comment
Google is seemingly involved in a never-ending battle to fight spam and underhand SEO tactics affecting its search results.
In 2013 we've had several updates and warnings, Hummingbird being the most obvious, but what will Google target next?
I have a few ideas on this, and I've also asked SEOs for their views on the areas where Google is likely to focus...
by Graham Charlton 12 December 2013 14:32pm 7 comments
In 2012, 36% of advertising spend in the UK was on digital. This is up from 19% in 2007.
The UK also spends a higher share of its advertising budget on digital than the rest of the world.
by Christopher Ratcliff 12 December 2013 13:52pm 1 comment
Welcome to Econsultancy's anti-format. This is a fun and perhaps unnecessary respite from our best practice research and blog posts.
The big news this week is that Econsultancy's tech team has incorporated a gif retriever into our CMS. This means we will never need cash again.
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Yohannan's brother arrested
By Express News Service - TIRUVALLA
Published: 19th August 2013 11:23 AM
Last Updated: 19th August 2013 11:23 AM
K P Punnoose, president of Niranam panchayat near here, was arrested on Sunday for running a foreign currency racket. The development comes following the seizure of foreign currency worth Rs 4,515 crore from his 'agent' Vimal Raj from Chennai on Saturday.
The Congress (I) leader and the elder brother of K P Yohannan of Believers Church, was arrested on charges of cheating and operating unauthorised foreign funds, and Vimal for stealing foreign currency from Punnoose, 68.
It was alleged that Vimal had stolen Yugoslavian Dinar (Yum) to the tune of Rs 4,515 crore from Punnoose. But it was revealed that Punnoose had entrusted Vimal to raise foreign funds in the name of the Olivu Mala Trust run by Punnoose.
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I am sure that this illegal foreign exchange is meant to be used for the conversion of poor Advasis and other Hindus to christianity. Kerala is the nerve centre of conversion and other actvities and the workforce for conversion in other parts of India goes from Kerala,according to a research report published by the Tehelka magazine. The present political crisis in Kerala is largely due to the marginalisatin of Hindus by the so-called minorities.
Posted by jayram at 08/19/2013 11:55 Reply to this Report abuse
There is no country called Yugoslavia in the world now. So where is the question of Yugoslavian Dinar? This is a fake news.
Posted by sumanta at 08/21/2013 18:28 Reply to this Report abuse
seems like all another reports Indian Express double, trippled the amount from 18 to 4515 crore. wow, great journalism report
Posted by joemon at 08/19/2013 13:14 Reply to this Report abuse
According to Kerala Kaumudi, a leading Malayalam paper published from Thiruvananthapurarm, orders have been issued to the police to hush up the matter due to vote bank politics . A Congress minister is taking the lead to protect the so-called NGO organisation of Punnose, which was accused before too in indulging in hawala dealings and using the money for undisclosed pruposes.
Posted by raman at 08/19/2013 16:33 Reply to this Report abuse
congress hell bent in converting and making Hindus weak and breaking the nation.maybe all politicians are corrupt.but these congressis are traitors
Posted by puneet at 08/21/2013 17:22 Reply to this Report abuse
Not only Hindus ,but entire country is in peril. Congress has always sheltered anti-nationals. Our freedom is in danger. Chinese army camped 30 Kms.inside Arunanchal for 5 days; Pakistani army violating ceasefire everyday & killing our armymen; economy in shambles. But this shameless Prime Minister has loyalty only to Sonia, who is not an Indian by birth.
Posted by Awadhesh P Singh at 08/21/2013 20:38 Reply to this Report abuse
This is just one of the thousands of such gangs engaged in collecting funds from countries to convert the poor Hindus and to subvert the fabric of unity among people of different castes and communities.Officially during 2007-11 Rs.31000 crores were received by various NGOs mostly from South India.The present case is just tip of the iceberg.This is what Grahm Stains was doing in Orissa when he was killed in an incident of burning his vehicle when he himself was hiding inside the vehicle.
Posted by Anil Gupta at 08/21/2013 22:58 Reply to this Report abuse
Mr.Anil ,the contributions of christian missionaries in india cannot be forgotten...they established schools,colleges,orphanages,created jobs and distributed millions of rupees in india....of course there are always jackals hiding among the sheep who use every dirty means to make money..like this KP yohannan....you comment about graham staines is so cheap and your ignorance about what happened is very evident...he was an australian who came to india and worked among the dirt poor people of orissa...if he wanted to make money he could have stayed back in his country...he along with his two children were beaten to death and then burned in his car....I have visited australia and people there keep aside a portion of their salary for charity...ive seen widows and old people donate money to charity in australia,money which they could have given to their children...this is the money that india gets as foerign charity contributions..millions of dollars every year..indians misuse the money...
Posted by ben at 08/21/2013 23:24 Reply to this Report abuse
I appreciate all the work done by missionaries, but one question to all those who support & work for the missionaries. If you have the intention to serve poor/needy people they why do you convert them? If you see 3rd world countries they were tribles who did not have any religion, but the missionaries converted them. Changed their way of living & there history. The biggest sin one does is to erase the history/culture on country or a place. God will never forgive them.
Posted by sid at 08/22/2013 16:25 Reply to this Report abuse
The people who give charities to missionaries are also ignorant about its activities. They are simply exploited to give in the name of Jesus Christ or Mary. I have seen it here in USA. So hat's not a laudable activity. The end result is bad and it should be stopped. Why not Australians doing charities in their own country? Are all of them rich enough? In USA I see so many poor. Why do they go to India? To harvest souls for Jesus? Boolshit reasons.
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Pleeeeeeeeeeease the second Deadlock song for PS3!!
Deadlock - "The Brave / Agony Applause (RB3 Version)"
PLEASE convert this RBN 2.0 song to PS3!
"The Brave / Agony Applause (RB3 Version)" by Deadlock
Thank you for:
"Martyr To Science" by Deadlock
Massive thanks for "Everything I Hate About Myself"!
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Sunny Side Up - "She's Rad"
Felsen - "Self Medicate"
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Freen In Green - Frontier Factory: Remanufactured
Moar Devin Townsend
Bumblefoot - Dash
Musica Diablo - Betrayed
Terrorhorse - Magnolia
Vargas - Hoy
RIBS - Brains Out
Sky Pie - Wabi-Sabi
Freen In Green - Halftime (long shot, I know)
SNMT - PON DE FOIR (even longer shot, I know)
Songs that are not released yet but I want when they eventually are:
Giraffes? Giraffes! - Werewolf Grandma With Knives (Part Two: Don't Die)
Rainbowdragoneyes - Thrashbaath
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My list keep the same (Eso si, se va haciendo mas grande jaja)
Morbid Angel - Existo Vulgorê
Morbid Angel - Nevermore
Ghost Brigade - Into The Black Light
Ghost Brigade - Clawmaster
Nevermore - The Obsidian Conspiracy
Rotting Christ - Fire, Death And Fear
All Shall Perish - Any Song (Be ready to bring to PS3)
Dirge Within - Forever the Martyr
Dirge Within - Absolution
Terrorizer - Subterfuge
Misery Index - The Carrion Call
Wolfcrusher - Skeletonizer
Eths - Adonaï
Deadlock - The Brave / Agony Applause (RB3 Version)
Watain - Underneath the Cenotaph
Within the Ruins - Controller
Terrorhorse - Magnolia
The Haunted - No Ghost
The Haunted - Trenchest
Thanks for the Asking Alexandria song, i love the band and more happy because his songs is easy to bring to PS3 jaja......
I'd like to see "Say What You Want" by Counterfeit Pennies make it over to PS3 since the band has yet been able to play their songs.
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Please port over "This is the Album You've Been Waiting for" by brentalfloss!
I'd like the song "Death in General" by Gigakoops for PS3.
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WOW what a toilet. I sawed off my toe with a dirty pocket comb, just to get transferred from there. Yea ABQ, NM is quite the shithole
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It could be Better - 10/1/2013 Crime rate is fairly high due to the availability of drugs and the demand is high due to the populations frustration with un-employment. This whole mess can be be summed up in two words... " No Work"... my suggestion is don't come to Albuquerque if you re looking for a good paying job they are just to few opportunities.[read more...]
Review from long time resident - 7/21/2013 I have lived in Albuquerque for 13 years. It has grown quite a bit in that time and feels much more like an urban area than it did when I first moved here. I like the west in general. People are tolerant of others, have a sense of individualism, and value personal liberties. New Mexico has great outdoor opportunities with the exception of water sports (though it can be had as well, with a little tolerance for often low water levels). Albuquerque offers the usual city attractions. Though since we are a bit out of the way, we don't always get as many concerts as other equally sized towns. To say the area is 'ghetto' is in part true. Mostly because there's a lot of poverty in the state which means there are a lot of poor and poorly educated people which makes it feel a little behind the times and brings urban issues in the city as well as in the remote areas of the state. But there's also a certain casual-ness to the area which is both charming and at times not so charming. This is the kind of place where about 20% of the people in the grocery store line are in their pajamas. That is to say that people can be too casual here and relaxed in their personal standards. One things for sure that people here are 'real' and lack any pretense. Like many people say, the weather is great. You can get a little rain starved and the winds can be annoying, but if you just want to be outside, weather rarely interferes. The sun here rarely stops shining and that is mostly a plus but most of us enjoy the rare breaks we get from it. I can't speak for the schools as I don't have kids. But there are a few good charter schools and a few very good private schools if the public options aren't appealing. Mostly what I'd say about NM is that it can be a culture shock for anyone who didn't grow up in the Co/Ut/Az/Tx area. It is just so different from the midwest, east coast, and west coast that people can get disappointed. NM will always be limited in its growth due to limited amounts of water, which is a positive in my mind. If you're under 35 and moving here, it can be a difficult place because not a lot of 20 and 30 somethings chose Albuquerque as their destination, unless they have a job that brings them here. Therefore it can feel a bit like an 'older' town (and this is even more true in Santa Fe in my opinion). However, in Albuquerque there's enough of a young person's scene to not get lonely. Like any place, come stay a while before you move here. Visit the parts of the city that are both desirable and undesirable. I'd suggest you check out Nob Hill, Downtown, and Old Town areas to get a sense of the places that offer entertainment/food/social venues. Most of New Mexico is rural and it is a huge state land wise, so it takes time to drive to other places. Colorado is nearby and offers a lot. The Grand Canyon isn't far away. You can also drive to Mexico in a few hours. [read more...]
WHAT'S GREAT ABOUT ALBUQUERQUE Weather - 6/23/2013 I have lived here for almost 9 yrs. I actually live in Rio Rancho-just outside of ABQ. I will tell you that we have fantastic weather for the most part although we have been in a drought for a long time. Our summers are hot but we have zero humidity. They are not so hot that the heat is unbearable and it does cool down a little in the evening. Our falls are glorious and foilage is very colorful. Our Balloon Festival attracts folks from all over the world-in the first week of October. Our winters are not unbearably cold and we hardly ever get a snow that lingers. If it does snow that day-it is usually gone by 12 noon. We did have a real bad snowfall around 2006 or 2007 and folks went nuts for a day or so. It can get down to the teens at night but it is in the mid-thirties to low forties during the day. Spring can get very changeable fast but with all the vegetation re-blooming from the winter months, one can overlook the changes. You do have to be a little concerned about the wind and dust at times. However,on an overall standpoint, one cannot really complain about the weather. And it should never stop anyone from considering relocating here. My 2 cents.[read more...]
Possible relocation to Albuquerque, NM. Advice? - 6/7/2013 Hello, Currently my wife and I are looking to relocate out of Austin, TX. We will not move unless we have a job in the city we are going too. I am possibly getting a position in a security company in Albuquerque, NM and want to know what people think of it in 2013. I have read a lot of reviews and opinions about it and the main issue is the out dated information. My wife and I are originally from Colorado Springs, CO and have lived there for 25 years. "Ghetto" areas are no stranger to us though it is not a favorite area; a the dry and extreme climate is what we are used too. My main concern is that, is it worth the effort to live in ABQ for several years before a possible relocation else where? Also I will be traveling for my position for a week or 2 every few months and is it safe enough (Not perfect, but semi-safe at least) for my wife, a nurse, to be left on her own for that amount of time? She is not helpless, but a decently safe area matters to me.[read more...]
Albuquerque What a Joke!!!! - 6/1/2013 So many of you come to Albuquerque from all other states saying how friendly our state is and how great the weather is then when reality bites you in the ass you start talking trash. Where ever you came from, you must have had problems or you would not have moved here. Albuquerque is one of the lowest paying wages for teachers and policeman. The majority of people in Albuquerque make between 20,000 - 60,000. So go back to where you came from and quite talking trash about Albuquerque. Stay were you were at!!!!!!!!!!![read more...]
Should we cancel our trip? - 4/1/2013 This site sure has been enlightening, is Albuquerque really this bad? Or perhaps it's just a flaw in human nature that people don't like where they currently live. I reviewed a few cities on this website and they were all negative. Jesus people, don't you like anything about any city in the U.S.A. Well, here goes my situation, my husband can retire in about a year and we are thinking of moving to Albuquerque - from Baltimore. I must say, with all the negative reviews, we are now re-considering our vacation there this summer. [read more...]
Albuquerque: Don't walk here, run! - 2/17/2013 This place is PERFECT! [read more...]
my three sons love it - 11/19/2012 Three of my sons (all approximately 30 yrs old) have been living in Albuquerque about 10 years. They prefer it over Colorado where they had been living with me as dependents. They prefer the cultural diversity and the lifestyle. They think there are more opportunities. One has his own business in medical sales, another is an electrician, and one is about to graduate from UNM. They have been encouraging me to move there. I recently left Colorado Springs, Colorado after 20 years to live in Hawaii. I have lived in many places in my lifetime including two other countries. I am considering moving to Albuquerque when I leave Big Island rather than go back to Colorado. All things considered, I think I can get more bang for my buck in NM. Try living in one of the costliest states in the USA, Hawaii, and you will have a better understanding and appreciation for affordable cities like Albuquerque. [read more...]
EUGENE FIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - 9/18/2012 This a wonderful school! I am a parent with a set of twins that attended the PK program two years ago, and are still attending classes at this school to this day with the best teachers that I have seen in a long time. I researched the school, was able to meet with the teachers and principal before my kids were enrolled just to make sure that they were compatible. Even my younger child is attending classes now, and loving every minute of it. All the teacher are warm, helpful, and care for each child's development as if they were their own. The principal is open with each parent (unlike some other schools) willing to listen and discuss the best options for your child. I recommend this school to all parents, whether your child is advanced or in need of a little extra help this is the best school in Albuquerque! I wish I had known about this school years ago so my oldest child could have attended here. [read more...]
re: ABQ is Ghetto - 7/1/2012 - 8/17/2012 This poster made a good and short point. Since I've been looking at the post here they've been accurate (even some of the positive ones to a point). People love body art, smoking and getting drunk here (not all but alot). See, it done in excessively here. There are many people that like to do this things but in moderation. The negative post are not of the mark and you can see there are many. Check out Hiedi's informative and accurate post. [read more...]
"I <3 Albuquerque" - 8/17/2012 I am originally from the northwestern corner of NM. I moved to California for 10 years and then decided to relocate to ABQ 2.5 years ago and could not be happier. I hear a lot of anger in most of these posts about a place that I find charming, beautiful and yes....enchanting. I have lived in Germany, San Diego, and Sacramento and did not find what I was looking for until I came back to NM. Yes, the pace of life here is somewhat slower, but I am at a point in my life where I enjoy that. I am healthier here than I was anywhere else as the outdoor activities, high climate, and grower's markets offer me everything I need to live a healthy lifestyle. There are some poverty-stricken, crime laden neighborhoods here, but I learn from these people who have less than I do and chose a profession that was more about bettering our world and helping these people than being worried where my next $100K was coming from. This place is not for everyone, but when I look up at the sunset every night, take my dog for a walk in the mountains in the mornings, and have a hop-skip-and-a-jump to world-class skiing mountains- I am one elated human being. It's hard to be around a bunch of old-school, uneducated thinkers, but again, I approach this as a challenge and relish in what I am able to teach people. I hear people complain about this place all of the time. To which I say, "THEN MOVE!!!!!" I am so sick of people complaining about living here- those are the people that we need out of our city so we can have positive innovators here that are going to make the changes that need to happen instead of perpetually contributing to the poor attitude and problems of our city. One of the greatest attributes of ABQ are the people. They are friendly, open and relaxed. After a decade in CA I was ready for someone to hold a door open for me, say hello when they pass me on the street and just plain play NICE. That is NM for you. It has a little old-western feel to it….some ruggedness and behind-the-times mentalities, but again, I use this as an opportunity to drop some knowledge on those that, quite frankly, have not had the opportunity to get a top notch education like I have. My biggest hope for ABQ in the next 10 years is that our schools improve, our police force improves, our drivers improve, and most importantly…..that we have a little more respect for this gorgeous land and become a "greener" city. I advise those thinking about moving here to listen to all perspectives, come and visit, enjoy the food, experience the culture and don't just take these nay-sayers at face value because they probably belong in some white suburb of San Diego, which I found dreadful. [read more...]
WOW what a toilet - 8/6/2012 WOW what a toilet. I sawed off my toe with a dirty pocket comb, just to get transferred from there. Yea ABQ, NM is quite the shithole [read more...]
ABQ is Ghetto - 7/1/2012 Albuquerque is hands down the most ghetto place I've ever lived. It is: (1) The neck tattoo capital of America; (2) the "smoke shop" capital of America; and (3) the DWI capital of America.[read more...]
ten cuidado -- it ain't paradise - 6/1/2012 Albuquerque might be right for you if you are self-sufficient: have a perfect partner, are self-employed or have an on-line job, are backed up by a decent trust fund, find the internet intellectually stimulating enough and like to get outdoors. All in all the weather is quite pleasant, four mild seasons each of about 3 months length. The dryness helps with aches and pains, and it is easy to spend a lot of time outdoors. A big draw for Albuquerque is the remarkably inexpensive real estate (based on national standards.) You get more for your money and the swings in value are tame compared with almost any where else in the US. But all this 'easy living' comes at a high cost. I wouldn't want to find a job or a mate in this location. Educating a child would be expensive or perilous or both. The Abq. Public Schools are rock bottom bad in a state that between 45th and 47th every year over and over. This long history of poor education year after year means an uninformed, untrained and, frankly, under-socialized population to live with and among day-to-day. One result is that many, many front-line employees have no idea what they are doing. They: We couldn't send it because we don't know your fax number. I: Mail it! T: By mail? I: Yes, it would have been here two weeks ago. T: Ok, well, give me your fax number and I will send it now. I: I don't have a fax number. I am a patient, not an office. T: well, we can't fax it to you without a number. I: Mail it! T: Now? I: Yes. T: You could pick it up. This goes on all day every day. Of course, these folks are the ones with jobs. Many others deal drugs, drink heavily, drag down more motivated relatives or clog overworked social services. Albuquerque has no history of wealth and social commitment to provide the city with cultural institutions. The symphony has recently gone out of business; the Abq Museum is poky and largely irrelevant. Any "art scene" or "theatre scene" generally consists of amateurs, some better than others, some dreadful. Thank the merciful heavens I no longer need find a job here. A good education is a decided disadvantage; an excellent education is an extra disadvantage. No matter how badly prepared, locals have an edge. An outsider will consistently find her/himself being interviewed by someone with a notably lower level of competence. There are few exceptions to this, possibly nationally significant institutions like Sandia Laboratories. The University of New Mexico often has outstanding choices among candidates largely because academia is so over-supplied. Yet, time and again, the University makes wrong choices; the turn-over and in-fighting is significant. This is a driving city with little in the way of alternatives for transportation. Yet, by national standards, the driving is easy. Because it is, drivers are lulled into distractions and text and chat constantly. It is strangely exhilarating to go to Southern California and experience clogged highways where people drive faster and ferociously, but on the whole, more competently. If you've lived on the East Coast or the West Coast you will invariably miss the quick-wit and can-do spirit, the often world-class everything, restaurants, shopping, museums, style, music, and ideas. Albuquerque offers mediocrity, a kind of blandness with just enough distinctive Southwest veneer to either deceive you or keep it a little interesting. Albuquerque is a good alternative if you are being forced to choose among it and Little Rock or Tucson, Birmingham, Wichita, McAllen, Salt Lake City or Duluth, Indianapolis, Dayton, or Richmond. My friends from Pittsburgh love being here! [read more...]
Any advice..... - 5/27/2012 I have a 6 year plan as of now (hope its a 5), I worked at an early age and will be able to retire earl(ish) and want to move once daughter is in college. I am from NY and grew up in Queens,Brooklyn, and been almost every where here at one time or another, lived or temp. for work reasons. NOW- I get peoples opinions on "lousy" and "great" for the same place....all states are huge and neighborhoods are just a small piece to a big picture. My sister lived in Alamogordo NM, she and her hubby miss it, but complained also....same for everywhere I lived, theres good and bad points. Crime= gangs, dont phase me, I worked in areas we had to take "escorts", (a second pair of eyes), guns, drugs, 4 families in a basement apartment....dont agree with it, dont like it, but I am saying is nothing phases me......SO my question to all out there is, I am wanting to relocate to a different place to relax, enjoy life, with culture, beauty, cheaper to live, 45 minutes aprox from bigger city (cities)even less, arts, diverse, i like warmer weather, like cool too....I am white, date outside my race and inside as well (i am not prejudice), and want to be around decent people (no-one is perfect) so decent is good. NM i have been too, I like mountains, but not too much snow, even to see them in a close distance is OK. I have been looking at Raleigh NC, but hear its too southern mentality as far as mixed dating (but not sure), Santa Fe NM, Albuquerque NM, Austin TX, Virginia beach, San Diego Ca (Ca is expensive tho). I like exercise, being active, arts, fairs, good conversations, and most importantly...down to earth people....what would you recommend?, As I said....I have 5-6 years (or less), and want to plan now so IO may visit some suggested places. Thank you so much, you may email me as well, its in my profile. Thank you again!!![read more...]
Land of Entrapment? Maybe... - 2/18/2012 Albuquerque is aka as "the land of enchantment, land of entrapment, the 505, burque and ABQ. all of which I hate and refuse to use but thought some people might be interested to know. I feel compelled to write this review because I have been using this site for a few years and haven't posted yet. After reading the posts about Abq, both good and bad, I'd like to offer my two cents. I am a transplant to Albuquerque. I moved here when I was 14 from a greener and more pleasant land, England. It was total culture shock for me and I have yet to get over it. I graduated high school and went to college here, in fact I have just returned to college here as an adult to continue my education. I am now 40 years old and have three children. I have always known that I wanted to leave Abq from the moment I got here but I made choices as a young adult that prevented me from doing so. That said, I will offer my opinion as logically as possible based on the criteria that most people use to judge what makes a good vs. bad place to live. 1. Culture- We have little diversity outside of what is Hispanic, Native American or European descent. African Americans, Chinese, Eastern European or anything else is a rarity but you do still see some on occasion. Our restaurants are mainly American, Mexican, New Mexican or Fast Food. We have about 75% of the major fast food and casual dining chains found in the US. It is amusing that when we get a new chain, such as PF Changs or Pei Wei, people flock to it for months to get a feel for what a "real" city has to offer. We have an aquarium that takes all of 10 minutes to walk through. A zoo which is quite large and has some nice features but some disturbing issues as well. Twice I have come across bothersome situations at our zoo and reported it to security. I walked around the corner in an isolated area to find a girl standing topless agains an animal exhibit while some guy takes pics of her. Granted I go to the zoo in the middle of the week and in the off season when it is less crowded but come on! My kids saw the first incident but thankfully they were probably too young to remember. Fortunately they didn't see the second. We have a few museums and a bit of art but nothing compared to bigger cities. We don't get many good exhibits, shows or concerts but it is getting better over the years. 2. Climate-Our climate is ideal for some. Lots of sunny days. Many people, especially older people or those with asthma, arthritis or health concerns love the climate here. It is very arid and usually lends itself to being outdoors. We get a few snow storms that come through and leave a small amount of snow. It is usually gone by the afternoon or next day because the intensity of the sun is so great. The summers are too hot for me but some feel they're great. The sun is very intense and we have a high rate of skin cancer so expect to wear sunscreen. Most homes have swamp coolers not air conditioners so when the humidity is high in the monsoon season (July/August) the combination of increased humidity and heat (90+ degrees) is unbearable to me. Generally, I do not like the extremes we have here. Very hot in the summer with temperatures frequently above 90, very cold in the winter with temperatures freezing or below at night and in the 40's in the day. But as I mentioned, many people find it quite tolerable and there are always people outside enjoying out door activities. 3. Education-Extremely low educational standards. Consistently ranking in the bottom 10th of the US. APS (Alb. Public Schools) is poorly run, makes a great effort to cover the low rankings by continually LOWERING the standards so that it appears more students are passing. There is a strong blue collar work force here and an "old school" mentality that almost shuns higher education. Last I checked, the required GPA for entrance to the University of New Mexico was a 2.0. Really? I am in the medical field, my husband is a scientist. Almost everyone we know with school age children send their kids to one of the 3 main private schools we have here. I encourage anyone thinking of moving here to do your own research and compare our education system to that of the rest of the US and beware. It is in bad condition here. English is spoken here as if it is a second language. Probably because for a lot of families it is. The problem is that the slang reflects that. Here's an example of a few sayings. "get down from the truck, turn your cigarette off, out of battery" 4. Cost of Living- No doubt about it, it is much lower here than most places in the US especially other cities this size. No tolls, parking is plentiful and cheap on the odd occasion that you have to pay for it. Houses are inexpensive, property taxes are fairly low, food and gas is very inexpensive. Even day care and preschool is very affordable comparatively. This is one of the pluses to living here. But dare I say, you get what you pay for? 5. Work Force/Jobs-There is an odd income distribution here. As mentioned earlier, we have a lot of blue collar jobs. What we also have a bit of, that throws the income distribution off, is Sandia National Labs which I believe employs about 2000 people. Most of those are high earners in the 100K+/year range. There is some technology based around the labs and defense contracts from Kirtland AFB. Intel (in Rio Rancho) employees quite a few people but those stats would likely fall under Rio Rancho which is the next town NW of Abq. There have been lots of businesses closing and laying people off. Jobs are becoming more difficult to find even for professionals. To be fair, I think it is mostly a reflection of the current economic state of the entire country. 6. Recreation-Moutains, high desert, remarkable views, amazing sunsets, interesting geographic oddities (carlsbad caverns, ice caves, tent rocks) You can ski, hike, rock climb, cycle, camp, snowshoe just about all year. I don't because I don't like the extremes in temperatures but lots of people can handle it better than I can. I do ski, camp and cycle when the temps are suitable for me. I have learned over the years, with much patience and education, to grow an amazing garden but it is quite an art here. I am one of the few people who can successfully grow potatoes but I use raised beds and make my own compost. Tomatoes, squash and corn do well here with little effort. The soil is either sand, clay or granite and requires lots of amending to support growth but with determination and patience it can be done. There are certain tree, shrub and plant varieties that do well here and it is worth knowing what those are to avoid frustration. Visiting one of the local garden centers will help you determine what you can and can't do. But beware, do not move here from a green and moist environment thinking you can get things to grow that you grew some where else. You will be disappointed. 7. Crime-As I mentioned, I work in the medical field. I see a disturbing amount of polysubstance abuse. Granted I generally see people at their worst, not their best. Espanola and norther New Mexico (Santa Fe and surrounding communities) have incredibly high rates of heroin use. Our police officers carry an heroin antidote drug called Narcan so that if they find someone down and unresponsive they can assume it is a heroin OD and administer Narcan! Wow! Meth is another big problem here. I see people using meth that you would never in a million years peg for a meth uses. Intel employees, lawyers, real estate agents and school teachers. Think Breaking Bad... and don't forget all the ugly behaviors that go along with crime. Violence, oh by the way, we have one of the highest rates of murder per capita in the US. Yes, Albuquerque, really. Theft, child abuse rates are so bad, as is domestic violence. We just had a case where a ONE MONTH old infant was RAPED and subsequently died from internal bleeding because mom's boyfriend (she managed to get a new BF a month after giving birth... priorities I guess!) who was not the father of the baby... was coming down off of meth and was irritated that the baby was crying. So I guess this guy thought the answer was to rape the infant. Okay, I hope they take care of him in jail. Mom was at Walmart while this was happening. Need I say more? well, I will... Gangs, gangs and more gangs. They are disgusting and scary. Poor socioeconomic factors seem to make the gang life more appealing to youths. Those that aren't a part of them are still influence by them and it creeps into the schools and general pop culture. Lots of people walking around with their surname tattoo on their neck (incase they forget, or maybe so if they're found dead they can be identified? I dunno) Boyfriends name on the breasts, kids names categorized by which father they came from. It's tacky and gross. I've worked in Labor and Delivery and Mother-Baby as a nurse. The families and situations that kids in Abq are born into are distressing. We would all be so happy when a normal, semi-functioning nuclear family came in to have a baby. It was like a breath of fresh air. I have also worked in ICU where of course we had trauma and a bunch of death. Depressing and scary and a lot of it was gang related OR someone caught in the cross fire. My sister was a burn and wound care nurse. She left because she couldn't handle all the kids she had to treat. Kids under the age of 10 who are burned, dipped in vats of hot oil, dads who stick garden hoses up their children's bottoms because they're angry they soiled their pants. Cigarette burns, one infant was stuck in a sink full of hot water and suffered 3rd degree burns. Many of these crimes take time to act on. You have to FILL THE SINK full of water. That takes thought and time to prepare. People here are just disturbing but the fact is, it is what they grew up seeing and it is a vicious cycle that continues with each generation. I know these are horrible, graphic details but this is the reality of what happens here. I've seen it for the past 15 or more years working in the medical field and it isn't getting better, it is getting worse. So in closing, we are now trying to relocate. We have given this place every chance we can. It is time to leave. Enough is enough. I do not want my kids to be any more influenced than they already have been. They are even starting to speak as if english is their second language. I can't have that. We are so influenced by the New Mexican culture that we are loosing our own identity and it makes me sad. That isn't fair to us or them. They deserve a better place with more opportunity and higher standards. Another writer posted something about how because the education system is tough here it will prepare them for real life. That is not true at all. All it does is handicap them for anything outside of theses 4 walls. How can you possibly be competitive elsewhere when standards are higher everywhere else. So bottom line, if you are moving here to retire, this may be the place for you. If you are moving with kids or as a single person hopping to start a family, look else where. Since we announced to friends and family that we are thinking of moving, not a single person has said we should stay. Everyone has said that it is probably the best thing we can do for our family. 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Pros & Cons - 10/6/2011 I was born and raised in Albuquerque but have lived in Chicago for over 15 years. I still visit often and have strong family ties there, but I'm pretty objective about it's pros and cons as a non-resident for so long. Pros: - One of the best climates you could ever ask for with four seasons. The sun shines in that enormous blue sky every day, the air is clean, the winter is very mild, and the heat rarely gets oppressively hot in the summer. - Extraordinary outdoor activities. If you love hiking, mountain biking, rafting, skiing, etc, the options are fantastic and easy to get to. - The city is very livable. Lots of real estate options at all price points, and the cost of living is low. The lifestyle is completely laid back. - Deep history and culture. Native American and Latin culture abound. Artists flock there and up north into Santa Fe and Taos. - Despite the rapid growth over the past several years, there's still about three degrees of separation among residents. - Diversity. There are three cultures, Latino, Native American, and European, in that order. - Great food, restaurants, and a solid nightlife. - Good options for schools. Some public schools are much better than others, but that's the norm most places in the US. Several good options for private schools. Cons: - It's a Rocky Mountain desert climate. If you want foliage, you'll hate it here. -Be ready to drive, drive, drive. You can't live here without at least one car. Public transportation is bad, taxis are non-existant. - You're isolated from the rest of the country, and this plays out in a lot of ways. The mentality is a little out of touch. Great if you want to retreat into your own peaceful or eccentric existence, not great if you want a life of excitement. - Weird crime. It's still the wild west. Is it a shock that DWI is a problem in a city with no public transportation and speed limits of 75+ mph? Did I mention you only need to be 14 to get a drivers permit? - Race relations can get contentious around social issues. - This is highly subjective, but there's a military vibe I found a little spooky after a while. A huge portion of the state's income is based on military contracts. - Not many college/university options at all. Huge UNM and NM State, community colleges, a few up in Santa Fe. This isn't a highly educated part of the US. On the bright side, if you already are, you can probably be someone's boss here. [read more...]
ABQ - after 18 months, we are ready to get out. - 9/1/2011 We moved to ABQ from Richardson, TX (DFW) about 18 months ago as part of a promotion. I must say, that we are ready to move out. We have two young children, and this has been a terrible place for us to raise them. We have resorted to homeschooling and really see no opportunity for a quality higher education here. Bad examples for them everywhere we go, except uptown which is nice. Teens drinking beer in the beds of pickups; tatooed youth who stare at you while you fill up your car at a convenience stores; trash everywhere. My wife will not go out alone at night. Amazingly rude drivers. We live in the East Mountains, and the water quality is terrible. Forget having a garden or horses. You have to use special gardening technqies to get anything to survive. Hay prices are astronomical. Houses are not selling in the East, so we're not even sure that we can move out when we need to. Only good thing is that Colorado and the mountains are nearby. Not sure this makes up for the depressed state of this area. Just not worth the move.[read more...]
I'm floored--so many Abq dissenters in one place - 8/26/2011 What a fascinating collection of malcontents all in one place--that there is such hatred for an eminently liveable and friendly city is truly extraordinary. I'm sure the sample size here is small and it is purely accidental that so many were so unhappy with what is an incredibly friendly and diverse city. There's clearly some ethno prejudice going on here--you folks clearly need to be in some midwest white-bread, conservative city or town to be happy. The Albuquerque I know is friendly, laid back, and pretty industrious all at the same time. Employers like Intel and Sandia Base among many other excellent employers wouldn't be there if Albuquerque was the place you describe. Albuquerque is a medium-sized city of over a half million--that many people can't be choosing to live there if they are unhappy with the place as most of you seem to be. I would hope any fair-minded reader here would seek out other sources before deciding whether to live or visit the charming "Duke City." But for you malcontents, I feel sorry for you--you're blind to a terrific place to live and work.[read more...]
Weather - 7/22/2011 For the most part Albuquerque is a great place to live. The weather is fairly mild for the most part. Nice winters with some snow and great fall. Summers are a little hot but not unbearable. The wind in the spring is my least favorite. I have live here most of my life and would like to experience something different.[read more...]


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I must admit, I approached Demonic Art with some pretty hefty expectations. Darkane have become a pretty storied band over the course of their eleven-year existence; they're easily among the leading lights of modern (read: non-retro) thrash metal, and I consider 2005's Layers of Lies something of an unheralded masterpiece. Since then, the band's revolving-door vocal spot has turned over yet again—Andreas Sydow, who helped propel Layers to such heights, has been replaced by soundalike Jens Broman (also of The Defaced, amongst others). Darkane seem to have reacted to their new singer by slightly adjusting the balance of their sound, pushing more soaring choruses and toning down the flensing guitar work that characterized their past few albums. This shift doesn't work entirely in their favor; while Demonic Art constitutes a damn solid metal release, it doesn't quite live up to its predecessor.
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Darkane's formula mostly works, and sometimes works spectacularly—tracks like "Impetuous Constant Chaos," with its barnstormer main riff and perfectly executed solo break, serve as reminders that this band is capable of absolutely embarrassing the rest of the thrash community with their skill. At times, though, Darkane sound like they've gotten a little lazy with age. "Leaving Existence," the album's first 'real' song, would be solid enough coming from Carnal Forge or Dew Scented, but I can't help but feel like that main riff doesn't stand up to some of the more inspired moments on Demonic Art. At the same time, the band has focused on their penchant for huge, soaring, SYL-styled choruses. While that's not necessarily a bad thing—said choruses are one of the best parts of Darkane's sound—their increased prominence seems to restrict the band's songwriting to more conventional pastures, and I can't help but think that they're trying to compensate for the slightly diminished guitar work.
Of course, these are all fairly superficial complaints in the grand scheme of things, and those who've never heard Darkane or only tried out their earliest albums will probably be blown away by Demonic Art. Nevertheless, I've got the nagging feeling that there's something missing from this album, and ultimately I've got no choice but to conclude that these guys are just a bit past their prime. Good effort, but greatness has eluded Darkane this time around.
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Students can choose to live on campus in CMC college housing and/or purchase a meal plan. Students living at the other Claremont colleges or off campus are welcome to enroll in CMC Summer Session classes and even purchase the CMC Summer meal plan.
Visiting students need to have completed at least one year of college and be in good academic standing at their home institutions. Application details can be found through Summer Session's Registration page. Most visiting students are undergraduate or graduate students from other colleges and universities who wish to pursue their academic interests in small, rigorous courses taught by CMC's elite faculty, and who want to enjoy early summer in southern California.
Students can fulfill many of their general education requirements, or take courses within their majors, or even take an elective or two they might not have time for otherwise. Because summer courses are small, the program offers the opportunity for students to work closely with a dedicated professor. This is a great chance for all students to catch up, get ahead, or expand their academic pursuits. Whatever your reason for enrolling at CMC this summer, we look forward to making this an outstanding educational experience for you.
In Their Own Words
Professors Offer A Behind-the-Scenes on Their Summer Session Courses
Want to think well? Suzanne Obdrzalek's Summer Session course, Philosophical Questions, will teach students how to ponder life's questions more carefully
Q&A with Suzanne Obdrzalek
History Summer Session to Explore Bread, Circuses, and Life in Ancient Rome
Q&A with Shane Bjornlie
Marketing Summer Session Course Prepares Students for Internships and the Workplace
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Customizing SMF > Portals, Bridges, and Integrations
SMF2 and document indexing system
We use SMF as a system for our musical group to not only keep all our members linked up and informed but also to keep all our meeting minutes and documents filed in.
The problem is there is no way of searching within Documents (Word and PDF mainly) to find things.
Is there any sort of document indexing system that could index all our attachments in SMF so they can be searched?
If not, can anybody suggest any other way of doing this?
searching within, especially word docs, would be rather difficult.
But, no, there is definitely no function or mod for SMF to do this...
There may be some sort of external program that could be bridged... but I could not find one.
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