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11 months ago
in Texas wagers huge on wind on The New Mexico Independent
Although I'm an advocate for renewable energy (solar & wind power), I'm not a fan of these types of projects. Personally, I think instead of building huge wind farms and the then needed transmission lines to carry that energy to homes & businesses, it would be more cost efficient and to install solar panels & smaller wind turbines on individual homes & businesses.
Building codes should be changed so that all new construction of residential & commercial property includes the installation of wind & solar power. Also, existing homes & businesses should also begin a phased retrofitted with wind & solar power so that within 10 years, all buildings are off the power grid.
I think it is a viable alternative to continued dependence on coal-powered & nuclear-powered power plants, which both have some serious drawbacks. The big drawback of my idea is that it is a threat to existing power-producing corporations that rely on our continued dependence on their system and that monthly payment to keep them in business.
Building codes should be changed so that all new construction of residential & commercial property includes the installation of wind & solar power. Also, existing homes & businesses should also begin a phased retrofitted with wind & solar power so that within 10 years, all buildings are off the power grid.
I think it is a viable alternative to continued dependence on coal-powered & nuclear-powered power plants, which both have some serious drawbacks. The big drawback of my idea is that it is a threat to existing power-producing corporations that rely on our continued dependence on their system and that monthly payment to keep them in business.
11 months ago
in Texas wagers huge on wind on The New Mexico Independent
Although I'm an advocate for renewable energy (solar & wind power), I'm not a fan of these types of projects. Personally, I think instead of building huge wind farms and the then needed transmission lines to carry that energy to homes & businesses, it would be more cost efficient and to install solar panels & smaller wind turbines on individual homes & businesses.
Building codes should be changed so that all new construction of residential & commercial property includes the installation of wind & solar power. Also, existing homes & businesses should also begin a phased retrofitted with wind & solar power so that within 10 years, all buildings are off the power grid.
I think it is a viable alternative to continued dependence on coal-powered & nuclear-powered power plants, which both have some serious drawbacks. The big drawback of my idea is that it is a threat to existing power-producing corporations that rely on our continued dependence on their system and that monthly payment to keep them in business.
Building codes should be changed so that all new construction of residential & commercial property includes the installation of wind & solar power. Also, existing homes & businesses should also begin a phased retrofitted with wind & solar power so that within 10 years, all buildings are off the power grid.
I think it is a viable alternative to continued dependence on coal-powered & nuclear-powered power plants, which both have some serious drawbacks. The big drawback of my idea is that it is a threat to existing power-producing corporations that rely on our continued dependence on their system and that monthly payment to keep them in business.
1 year ago
in “Daily Show” Puts Gov. on Obama’s “Black and Tan” ticket on The New Mexico Independent
Who ever does go on Colbert's "Better Know a District" segment better be on top of their game.
1 year ago
in “Daily Show” Puts Gov. on Obama’s “Black and Tan” ticket on The New Mexico Independent
Who ever does go on Colbert's "Better Know a District" segment better be on top of their game.
1 year ago
in Views on same sex marriage on The New Mexico Independent
The government at all levels, federal, state, county & municipal, are secular governments & base their laws upon the US Constitution, not upon the bible or any other religious text or dogma.
The New Mexico state law prohibits discrimination based upon that person's race, color, national origin, religion, ancestry, gender, age (if 40 or over), physical and mental handicap, serious medical condition, disability, spousal affiliation, sexual orientation and gender identity.
If someone has a compelling arguement that is not based upon a religios belief of why only a man and a woman can marry, I'd like to hear it.
The New Mexico state law prohibits discrimination based upon that person's race, color, national origin, religion, ancestry, gender, age (if 40 or over), physical and mental handicap, serious medical condition, disability, spousal affiliation, sexual orientation and gender identity.
If someone has a compelling arguement that is not based upon a religios belief of why only a man and a woman can marry, I'd like to hear it.
1 year ago
in Views on same sex marriage on The New Mexico Independent
The government at all levels, federal, state, county & municipal, are secular governments & base their laws upon the US Constitution, not upon the bible or any other religious text or dogma.
The New Mexico state law prohibits discrimination based upon that person's race, color, national origin, religion, ancestry, gender, age (if 40 or over), physical and mental handicap, serious medical condition, disability, spousal affiliation, sexual orientation and gender identity.
If someone has a compelling arguement that is not based upon a religios belief of why only a man and a woman can marry, I'd like to hear it.
The New Mexico state law prohibits discrimination based upon that person's race, color, national origin, religion, ancestry, gender, age (if 40 or over), physical and mental handicap, serious medical condition, disability, spousal affiliation, sexual orientation and gender identity.
If someone has a compelling arguement that is not based upon a religios belief of why only a man and a woman can marry, I'd like to hear it.
1 year ago
in Obama in NM and it’s only May on The New Mexico Independent
I liked Obama's statement that it might take him 2 terms to fix the problems Bush has caused. Too funny. Nice to see he's thinking ahead- to 2012.
1 year ago
in Obama in NM and it’s only May on The New Mexico Independent
I liked Obama's statement that it might take him 2 terms to fix the problems Bush has caused. Too funny. Nice to see he's thinking ahead- to 2012.
1 year ago
in Iglesias’ tell-all book is out on The New Mexico Independent
So far, no fall-out to Wilson's campaign from the book, or at least none that I've heard.
1 year ago
in Iglesias’ tell-all book is out on The New Mexico Independent
So far, no fall-out to Wilson's campaign from the book, or at least none that I've heard.
1 year ago
in White’s words under the microscope on The New Mexico Independent
I'm not sure that I'm more surprised that Martin Heinrich remembered all those e-mails and blog posts from Darren White or that they could still be found after all these years. I guess nothing ever dies on the internet. That might just be the best reason yet for every blog site to have a spell check available before we hit the "post comment" icon.
Oyegi Thamu
Oyegi Thamu
1 year ago
in White’s words under the microscope on The New Mexico Independent
I'm not sure that I'm more surprised that Martin Heinrich remembered all those e-mails and blog posts from Darren White or that they could still be found after all these years. I guess nothing ever dies on the internet. That might just be the best reason yet for every blog site to have a spell check available before we hit the "post comment" icon.
Oyegi Thamu
Oyegi Thamu
1 year ago
in Energy efficiency: DIY or let PNM? on The New Mexico Independent
Why not have the city zoning laws require all new businesses & homes built be required to have at least solar panels on the roof to off-set the energy consumption? I'd like to see even more done (i.e. wind power & water reclaimation) but the developers & Mayor Marty would balk at that.
1 year ago
in Energy efficiency: DIY or let PNM? on The New Mexico Independent
Why not have the city zoning laws require all new businesses & homes built be required to have at least solar panels on the roof to off-set the energy consumption? I'd like to see even more done (i.e. wind power & water reclaimation) but the developers & Mayor Marty would balk at that.
1 year ago
in NM a battleground state — again on The New Mexico Independent
Is Rio Rancho considered to have a high density hispanic or native population?
Many RR voters stood in long lines to vote because the Democratic Party failed to anticipate the large voter turnout. Hopefully the SoS won't make the same mistake.
The bad news: Voter turnout has been higher than predicted.
The good news: Voter turnout has been higher than predicted.
Vote Early- Vote often!
Oyegi Thamu
Many RR voters stood in long lines to vote because the Democratic Party failed to anticipate the large voter turnout. Hopefully the SoS won't make the same mistake.
The bad news: Voter turnout has been higher than predicted.
The good news: Voter turnout has been higher than predicted.
Vote Early- Vote often!
Oyegi Thamu
1 year ago
in NM a battleground state — again on The New Mexico Independent
Is Rio Rancho considered to have a high density hispanic or native population?
Many RR voters stood in long lines to vote because the Democratic Party failed to anticipate the large voter turnout. Hopefully the SoS won't make the same mistake.
The bad news: Voter turnout has been higher than predicted.
The good news: Voter turnout has been higher than predicted.
Vote Early- Vote often!
Oyegi Thamu
Many RR voters stood in long lines to vote because the Democratic Party failed to anticipate the large voter turnout. Hopefully the SoS won't make the same mistake.
The bad news: Voter turnout has been higher than predicted.
The good news: Voter turnout has been higher than predicted.
Vote Early- Vote often!
Oyegi Thamu
1 year ago
in Judges “express surprise” at mining plan on The New Mexico Independent
Instead of investing money in uranium mining, which has had a detrimental effect on the Dine' & the environment, people should invest in solar & wind power instead.
1 year ago
in Judges “express surprise” at mining plan on The New Mexico Independent
Instead of investing money in uranium mining, which has had a detrimental effect on the Dine' & the environment, people should invest in solar & wind power instead.
1 year ago
in Audit raises (millions of) questions on The New Mexico Independent
Whether the report was released now or at the end of the month, Vigil-Giron is either incompetent or a criminal for not following the law & squandering millions of dollars. Will the report being released 2 weeks early really make much of a difference to the voters? With the history of New Mexico politics, we’ll have to wait until November to know for sure.
1 year ago
in Audit raises (millions of) questions on The New Mexico Independent
Whether the report was released now or at the end of the month, Vigil-Giron is either incompetent or a criminal for not following the law & squandering millions of dollars. Will the report being released 2 weeks early really make much of a difference to the voters? With the history of New Mexico politics, weâll have to wait until November to know for sure.
1 year ago
in Count one more superdelegate for Barack Obama on The New Mexico Independent
Great choice! One more nail in Clinton's coffin.
1 year ago
in Count one more superdelegate for Barack Obama on The New Mexico Independent
Great choice! One more nail in Clinton's coffin.
1 year ago
in Brace yourself on The New Mexico Independent
Clerkâs Office Annex Downtown â" Beginning Tuesday May 6:
620 Lomas, NW *Note that this has changed from 1 Civic Plaza 6th Floor
Tuesday May 6 â" Friday May 9: 8:00am â" 5:00pm
Monday May 12 â" Friday May 16: 8:00am â" 5:00pm
Monday May 19 â" Friday May 23: 8:00am â" 5:00pm
Monday May 26 â" Friday May 30: 8:00am â" 5:00pm
Saturday May 31: 10:00am â" 6:00pm
15 Additional Locations â" Beginning Saturday May 17:
Tijeras City Hall- 12 Camino Municipal - Tijeras
Paradise Hills Community Center- 5901 Paradise Blvd NW
Los Ranchos Villa- 6601 4th St NW Suites A,B, C
Coors Plaza- 3200 Coors NW Suite A
Integrity Plaza- 1512 Wyoming NE Suites F&G;
Plaza Paseo Del Norte- 9231 Coors NW Suite R-8
Siesta Hills Shopping Center- 5407 Gibson SE
Del Norte Shopping Center- 7120 Wyoming NE Suite 16
Market Center East- 11110 Lomas NE Suite E-4
98th & Central Shopping Center- 120 98th St NW Suite B-5
Goff Plaza- 1720 Bridge SW Suite G
Daskalos Shopping Center- 5339 & 5339A Menaul NE
Juan Tabo Plaza- 11012 Montgomery NE
CNM â" South Valley Campus- 5816 Isleta Blvd., SW
University of New Mexico Student Union Building
Saturday May 17: 10:00am â" 6:00pm
Tuesday May 20 â" Friday May 23: 12:00pm â" 8:00pm
Saturday May 24: 10:00am â" 6:00pm
Tuesday May 27 â" Friday May 30: 12:00pm â" 8:00pm
Saturday May 31: 10:00am â" 6:00pm
620 Lomas, NW *Note that this has changed from 1 Civic Plaza 6th Floor
Tuesday May 6 â" Friday May 9: 8:00am â" 5:00pm
Monday May 12 â" Friday May 16: 8:00am â" 5:00pm
Monday May 19 â" Friday May 23: 8:00am â" 5:00pm
Monday May 26 â" Friday May 30: 8:00am â" 5:00pm
Saturday May 31: 10:00am â" 6:00pm
15 Additional Locations â" Beginning Saturday May 17:
Tijeras City Hall- 12 Camino Municipal - Tijeras
Paradise Hills Community Center- 5901 Paradise Blvd NW
Los Ranchos Villa- 6601 4th St NW Suites A,B, C
Coors Plaza- 3200 Coors NW Suite A
Integrity Plaza- 1512 Wyoming NE Suites F&G;
Plaza Paseo Del Norte- 9231 Coors NW Suite R-8
Siesta Hills Shopping Center- 5407 Gibson SE
Del Norte Shopping Center- 7120 Wyoming NE Suite 16
Market Center East- 11110 Lomas NE Suite E-4
98th & Central Shopping Center- 120 98th St NW Suite B-5
Goff Plaza- 1720 Bridge SW Suite G
Daskalos Shopping Center- 5339 & 5339A Menaul NE
Juan Tabo Plaza- 11012 Montgomery NE
CNM â" South Valley Campus- 5816 Isleta Blvd., SW
University of New Mexico Student Union Building
Saturday May 17: 10:00am â" 6:00pm
Tuesday May 20 â" Friday May 23: 12:00pm â" 8:00pm
Saturday May 24: 10:00am â" 6:00pm
Tuesday May 27 â" Friday May 30: 12:00pm â" 8:00pm
Saturday May 31: 10:00am â" 6:00pm
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