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May you be Blessed Esp. Daniel Cobb and Haysen Weir

Monday, November 17th, 2008
Creative Thinking and healing to you all!

Creative Thinking and healing to you all!

Is World Peace Possible? This is dedicated to Dr. Daniel Cobb, D.O.M. for his generous spirit and creative thinking. Thank you. I also dedicate this to Haysen Weir, massage therapist for her determination and willingness to persevere. You will reach your goals. Thanks. Mary

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Blessings everyone. Gratitude is the core of Thanksgiving. In these turbulent times, I think we all have a lot to share, providing support to all we meet and those we care for. So while working on my squidoo pages today, I decided to send this out. May you all have grand holy days. Also, join my campaign to send this movie, and blog if you wish, to a million or more friends! Thanks.

May You Be Blessed is a movie by J Novak

I must have been in a rush. This is a fantastic way to re-focus our attention. Also it is a way to say thank you to all the people you love or know needs some loving. Take a few moments to watch and then share. Blessings upon you throught the now holy days season.

This is a movie I wish to share with the world. Ms Novak is wondrously kind to create this as a reminder of….watch the movie. Also for more information, you can go to www.simpletruths.com (Inspiring site)

Mary

Explore related pages
Conscious Change; for the Journey to Happiness What is True Understanding in the Bible? “Let There Be Light” Inspirational Cards & Gifts Empowerment & Enlightenment Headquarters A Course In Miracles–Think like Jesus Exploring Happiness

May You Be Blessed a movie b y J Novak
Share with friends, share with anyone, could another million people….
At these hard time days, people really need some grand input. Imagine if another million people were to view this movie. Our consciousness would be really uplifted! So feel free to copy, modify, whatever. Please credit me with my photos by Mary MacIntyre. Copy, send, and send again. Thank you.

You may also want to receive a free book at my lens:
http://squidoo.com/givingbook

Enjoy: Well for the whole page, go to: http://squidoo.com/mayyoubeblessed
If that link does not work, try it with one “Y”.

Also if you go to www.lulu.com you can look up Daniel Cobb’s new ebook on heart health, and Haysen Weir’s book on Esalen massage. Tell your friends too!
Mary MacIntyre
www.about-albuquerquenm.com
Blessings for all
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Need Stress busters? Read Haysen’s book

Wednesday, October 29th, 2008
Stress busters now available! Photo by Mary MacIntyre

Stress busters now available! Photo by Mary MacIntyre

This is a lovely time of year to hike, or walk and then get some soup full of veggies. Tonight I went to Applebee’s Restaurant with a friend. Their $2.49 salad was big and good! I added garlic baked potatoes, and onion rings…a bit of over indulge and I loved it. We all have our personal ways to reduce stress. Eating too much may not really solve any of my issues. Having dinner with a friend: wonderful. You could substitute Applebee’s for a potluck dinner and…. Anyway, recently I’ve mentioned Haysen Weir’s new book. I’ve copied her squidoo page: www.squidoo.com/esalen If you need more ways to relax and help you and partner or friend really relax and be ready for the more of the world’s challenges, then just buy the book. It’s a great style and would be a great holiday gift for family and friends. I don’t make a penny off this, this my easy way to provide a review.

The following is written and published by Haysen Weir:
With the economy the way it is today and the levels of stress that were all feeling from working so hard or not working at all, having the aches and pains in our bodies, and most of us not being able to afford health insurance. It’s wonder how we can keep going. Well I have a vision. I would like to see everyone taking care of themselves by releasing stress and being pain free from the everyday rat race. I’m going to share with you something that is so easy your grandmother could do it. It’s learning how to listen to your body through massage and have fun. A step by step guide showing you through a series of pictures the Esalen techniques. Some of you are asking me. What is Esalen massage? I’ll tell you. Esalen Massage is a slow, flowing, stroke-massage that opens the sense of ease in a person. Esalen Massage also employs passive joint movements to enable sense of body space. A sense of body space is defined as a holistic versus an allopathic method of self-expansion. Esalen Massage specifically focuses on the body as a whole, rather than just one part of the body. This is the main difference from receiving a Swedish massage versus an Esalen Massage.

For example, a long flowing stroke starting from the hand to the back of the neck and then coming back down to the arm and completing at the hand is done in one flowing motion. It establishes the connection from the hand to the head, with each procedure cascading to establish total connection.

The person who is giving an Esalen massage is moving his/her body like the ocean in nature’s way of continuing flowing and ebbing of the tide. This is what gives the sense of expansion to the one who is receiving the massage. It is imperative that the person giving the massage stays focused to the continued flowing of motion in their own body and the flowing and sensing with the hands.

Esalen Massage facilitates the releasing of letting go, allowing drifting even deeper into a state of relaxation where you can experience your definition of NIRVANA. Now that you know.Check it out!
http://tinyurl.com/6xw8wf
To your health,
Haysen

Related video not by Haysen

Go to youtube to watch several videos on this subject. The guide is perfect because you don’t need a computer to use it, and you can take it anywhere.

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Love tomatoes? Want some pro tips about growing them?

Monday, June 23rd, 2008

This was perfect timing! I just came in from a long planting session. After two friends took me to lunch, and then I did an errand for me and a friend at Natutral Grocers, I went plant shopping. Home Depot had some flowers on sale. Hence I expanded my purchase 4 fold but only spent twice as much. As I had lost several plants these last few weeks wind and heat may have been the culprit, though I am not sure, I sought out some replacements and some new varieties. Home depot had some of each, and a better selection than recent visits.

I got done planting about 10:10 PM. The wind managed to blow away two sets of rain clouds this evening. I had hoped that these new plants would get their beloved ioned rainfall. So When the stars replaced the clouds, I took my trusty hose and watered away.

Chuck Bartok may not be growing tomatoes in NM, but he has a long history of growing tomatoes. His video is fun and has many parts. It is really worth watching, and tell your friends. I have four tomatoe plants. Two are tall organic golden cherry or maybe plum tomatoes. One has 2 small oval shaped fruits. The other two smaller plant are some variety of red tomato. Maybe a big boy. My production hasn’t ever come near to Chuck’s production.

Check out the video. Your plants will thank you. He has lots of good tips.

Blogsville:
Creativemom.cafe
momisteaching.com

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Want to know what a Pro-Blogger Knows?

Tuesday, February 5th, 2008

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The afternoon grew mild, wet streets dried, and I set off to get some outside work done. I took my time and was making great progress. I got to the grocery store where I work PT, as I turned the corner a blast of wind very cold wind hit me. Downtown there had bee magical gray soft clouds almost lie fog covering the mountain, the hills, the distance. It was warm, almost mystical. The cold blast was so fierce I laughed and entered the store. I took my time and when I left the snow and wind were creating almost a white out. I enjoyed how the wind twisted around the corner casting a wispy snake of snow down the street: imagine a 15 foot long white snake slithering over the asphalt. I had 3 more things to do, and I decide to drop one. Huddled I used my cane to avoid an ice slick fall and went to shop in Target. By the time I had found all items on my list, two or more inches of snow had fallen. The parking lot was snow slush hardened ice. I still had to go to fairly heavy traffic on icy roads to the gas station. I crept along to the aggravation of those behind me.

The lights changed and four times in a row I was able to easily maneiveir across several lanes as if the traffic diasppeared when I need to turn, pass an intersection, etc. My reward was a reeses candy bar for free at the gas station. I took my groceries in the house and the shovel out with me. Clreared the path, got my other bag and appreciated the cats, the warmth and conversation with my roommate, plus a piece of cherry pie.

The clean crisp air, the snow covered grasses and bushed, the clouds breaking creating white and gray abstract dance upon black sky: breathtaking. New Mexico storms can be intense and always evoke the power and wonder of nature. Ah-h-h.

Now the topic of this blog will be short:

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See if this url will get you Steve Wong’s report. If it doesn’t, then go to www.stevenwongblog.com

I had hoped for some amazing secret that I didn’t know. However all though I’m not expert at everything yet, I have done most of what he says to do. However there are still steps I could do, and his report is great for newbies. He won’t ask for money unles you happen to be going to Maylasia. If you are new to blogging, do sign up for his newsletter. I am a great fan of newsletters because I get to learn faster that way. BLOG BLOG BLOG! If you have trouble getting the report leave me a comment and I’ll find the give away site url.

I went looking for some good video blogs, and then some good news about Hillary Clinton: wasn’t satisifying! So I looked for some great music and found this. A sort of ironic story. Be sure to vote tomorrow. Tuesday. (Today) other times zones.

blogsville: www.about-washingtondc.com
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Weekend news and a few fun local reminders!

Friday, January 25th, 2008

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Take a moment to give a prayer for peace. Try another for social justice. Add 45 more for saving the earth. (Remember in WWII, when scarity of commodities was rampart and gas was rationed, familieis were encouraged to create victory gardens. When we grow our own food, we will seldom be hungry. My father was young during the depression and would tell how hard it was. One day I said, “But you had a cow, and chickens, and a garden, did you ever go hungry?” There was silence and he never told another story. His father had work too, and they owned their own house and several properties, plus land. Times were still hard, yes, but he was far better off than most of his neighbors. Plus he had a violin that he played.

I know the power of a garden, our childhood gardens were bountiful. Ditto with a few of my adult ones. If you are in the city you can grow things on decks and windows and support community gardens and farmers markets. We need to support our farmers and create healthy soil.

Back to normal broadcasting:
It’s the weekend with much about town going on. I will do several blogs covering differnt finds that you may enjoy. Be sure to go to the end of this blog and see some unexpected listings.

As this cold winter continues, it’s comforting to know there’s someplace warm to dance to great local music, and enjoy some tasty craft beers and delicious food in a casual atmosphere!
We have 3 great local bands for your dancing pleasure this weekend!
We hope to see you soon!

T O N I G H T !
Friday, January 25, 2008
The Alex Maryol Band

The Alex Maryol Band is an original blues influenced rock and roll band that spends most of its time performing live and recording new material. Based out of Santa Fe, New Mexico, The Alex Maryol Band has been touring the southwest region of the United States since 2002 and has been a mainstay at festivals such as the Telluride Blues and Brews Festival and Thirsty Ear Festival. While being recognized by fans and critics as one of the area’s most impressive professional groups, The Alex Maryol Band is known for high energy live performances and original songs that the band has developed over the course of six years. With their love for all musical genres, the Alex Maryol Band has been developing its base in the blues while incorporating all styles of music into a unique Rock and Roll sound. The Alex Maryol Band has shared the bill with artists such as Taj Mahal, James Brown, Robert Cray, Bonnie Raitt, Blues Traveler, and Jonny Lang. The band features Alex Maryol on guitar, Willy Magee on bass, and Carlos Cortez on the drums.
8 PM-ALL AGES-$5 COVER
www.alexmaryol.com

Saturday, January 26, 2008
The PLEASURE PILOTS

This great dance ensemble specializes in 50’s and 60’s styles of rhythm and blues, and their own original music, playing the music of the greats, such as Louis Jordan, Amos Milburn, T-Bone Walker, Bobby Blue Bland, Albert King, and Fats Domino, just to name a few.
8 PM-ALL AGES-$7 Cover.
www.pleasurepilots.com

Sunday, January 27, 2008
Bill Hearne’s
Roadhouse Revue

We hear that Bill and the band are back from their ski trip, we hope they had fun! This is Bill Hearne’s side project, a four piece Honky Tonk band. The Roadhouse Revue is Bill Hearne on lead vocals and guitar, Cathy Faber on upright bass and vocals, Bob Goldstein on acoustic and electric guitar, mandolin, banjo, harmonica, and vocals, plus Auge Hays on pedal steel guitar.
The music they play is the retro-honky tonk music that Bill spent many hours listening to as a youth in the late 50’s, early 60’s.
6:30 PM-ALL AGES-$10 Cover.
www.billhearne.com

And, a reminder for a very special show……
Monday, January 28, 2008
E O T O
END OF TIME OBSERVATORY

FEATURING JASON & TRAVIS FROM
STRING CHEESE INCIDENT!
EOTO is a live improvised looping project, drawing from the ethos of some of the great DJ’s and computer artists of the world. String Cheese’s Jason Hann (drum kit , sampler, sound design, computer programming) and Michael Travis (keyboards, guitar, bass, percussion, live mixing) use the latest looping technology to create a DJ dance club environment with the power of live drums.
This is not your father’s SCI!
8 PM-ALL AGES-$10 Cover.
www.eotomusic.com

BE SURE TO CHECK THE WEB SITE OFTEN!
WE’RE ALWAYS ADDING GREAT SHOWS AND CANCELING BAD ONES

ADVANCE TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW FOR:

PREZIDENT BROWN 2/19/08

& THE SOLID FOUNDATION BAND w/ ANDREW DIAMOND

MARTIN SEXTON 2/25/08
ADRIAN BELEW 2/29/08

w/ SAUL ZONANA

AT THE SANTA FE BREWING COMPANY PUB & GRILL , THE LENSIC BOX OFFICE

505-988-1234, OR ONLINE AT www.ticketssantafe.org

Pick up your favorite local newspapers to see what’s happening in the local music scene, including The Santa Fe Reporter, The Santa Fe New Mexican,The Albuquerque Journal/North, The Albuquerque Tribune,The Alibi, local IQ, and the Rio Grande Sun, which all publish extensive information about the local music scene!

Our thanks go out to our great local radio stations that play such wonderful music, and play such an important role in our community!
Be sure to tune into:

98.1 KBAC Radio Free Santa Fe
Project 101.5
KUNM 89.9
KSFR Public Radio 101.1
and still streaming on the web www.INDIE1015.com

RADIO NEWS!
There are two great new radio shows on KBAC 98.1 Radio Free Santa Fe
that you should check out!
TOAST and JAM
Our favorite jam-band radio show is returning to the air-waves!
Chris Deistler and Tom Watts will be bring you the best in jam band music and news every Wednesday night from 8-10 PM on KBAC 98.1 Radio Free Santa Fe!
Making it’s debut this week will be the
FROGVILLE RADIO HOUR
Hosted by the big frog himself, John Treadwell, airing every Wednesday night from 7-8 PM on KBAC 98.1 Radio Free Santa Fe, featuring the music and news of all the stars in the
FROGVILLE PLANET galaxy!

And for the latest dance news in Santa Fe, tune in
KSFR 101.1 FM-Santa Fe Public Radio, and check out
GOTTA DANCE
With your dancing hosts
Randy Forrester & Jay Paul
A diverse mix of music you’ll want to dance to, featuring local musicians and dancers live in the studio, all the news on where to kick up your heels this week, and upcoming dance events in the Santa Fe area!
EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT FROM 7-8 PM-No Cover!
gottadance@ksfr.org

FOR MORE INFO ON OTHER FINE LIVE MUSIC EVENTS
IN NEW MEXICO, PLEASE CHECK OUT:
www.abqmusic.com - www.elpaseobar.com - www.elreytheater.com
www.fanmanproductions.com - www.frogvilleplanet.com -www.gigsantafe.com
www.gordonsconcerts.com - www.highmayhem.com - www.lensic.com
www.newmexicomusic.org - www.nmjazz.org - www.outpostspace.org
www.outsideinproductions.org - www.santafemuzikfest.com- www.solarmusicfest.com - www.southwestpickers.org
www.ticketssantafe.org - www.thirstyearfestival.com

THANKS TO ALL OF YOU FOR SUPPORTING
LIVE MUSIC IN SANTA FE!
WE WILL CONTINUE TO STRIVE TO BRING YOU
THE BEST IN LOCAL, REGIONAL, NATIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL MUSIC!
We realize there’s a lot of live music to choose from out there; we thank you all for your continued patronage and support, and look forward to seeing you soon at the SFBC Pub & Grill! If you don’t come here, please go see live music somewhere!

For more information on us, please check out our web site at:
www.santafebrewing.com
VOTED #1 BAR FOR LIVE MUSIC IN THE SF REPORTER’S 2007 BEST OF SANTA FE ISSUE-THANK YOU SANTA FE! SERVING TASTY BREAKFAST, LUNCH, AND DINNER 7 DAYS A WEEK-AWARD WINNING MOUTH-WATERING WORLD CLASS COLD CRAFT SFBC BEERS ON TAP-NM WINES-TAOS COW ICE CREAM-HOT CHOCOLATE-AIR CONDITIONED-FREE PARKING-COLOR TV-SUNSET PATIO-KID FREINDLY-WI FI HOTSPOT-INDOOR AND OUTDOOR STAGES-PRAY FOR SNOW-ALL ACTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE-GET OFF THE DANG COUCH! IT’S COLD OUTSIDE BUT IT’S HOT HERE-CALL BEFORE YOU HAUL!
SEE YOU SOON AT THE SANTA FE BREWING COMPANY PUB & GRILL!
PLEASE FORWRD THIS E-MAIL TO ANYONE YOU THINK MIGHT ENJOY IT!

For fun go to Squidoo.com (can you find me there?)
Blogsville: www.earthlygardens.com

www.naturalandsustainable.com

www.livingruralonline.com

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Click wherever there is a link. Humore may be found…

Monday, November 5th, 2007

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So click what? Start by clicking on photos by Mary MacIntyre. Often the enlarged version will show many more details. Tonight’s photos have little connection. Pat is still working on connecting her story to photos.Her biggest problem is that all of a sudden she has more work than is comfortable, plus catsitting a friend’s cat and being an all around helper for her friend who just underwent hip replacement surgery. She’s a little gimpy and grumpy. I just roll my eyes, am glad she has a car to use for awhile, and had a great time with our drive up the mountain. We went out to eat at Santa Fe Baking Company. Food was OK and I ate too much. Got sleepy and have been dragging myself to do some work. Not easy and I have to be up early tomorrow morning to start a very long week! Smile, no need to be grumpy, there will be benefits along the way.

The latest refrain lately is that I can pass as a senior! I take the discounts, I reuse to die my hair, and I guess I’d better start using some cremes and things. Yeck. I probably won’t u se most of the cremes as they produce varying degrees of allergic or toxic reactions (and these are the healthy ones!) As the road seems a steep slope toward being older and older, I just want to say wait! Not yet!. I always used to look younger tha I was: oh well desert air has it’s sirens too.

So in the spirit of feeling a bit older than I am: Music:

Amy Cheng is not old. Ah such piano dancing!

This one got me through grad school.

I grew up on this music, and I loved it!

Did you know that the Ode of Joy is also called the Ode of Freedom? For all 4 parts of this and more, go to Youtube

So what has this to do with New Mexico? In the next 2 months there will be concerts by the NM Symphony, many classical choral groups, NM Youth symphony, chamber music and much more. Check the Lensic
opps, try this again Lensic
www.newmexicosymphony.org
and pay attention to related links on the side bars.

Feel like a different tempo? www.about-bostanma.com , www.about-chicagoil.com ,www.about-sanfransicoca.com , www.about-tulsaok.com

and change of thinking: click the ads for new perspectives on New Mexico. Subscribe please, and always leave a comment. Mary MacIntyre

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Sometimes a great friend makes all the difference. Hats up to Chuck Bartok!

Wednesday, October 17th, 2007

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Photos by Mary MacIntyre

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As most of you know, I am a blogger and a photographer. Like many I am juggling many jobs and wearing a few more hats. Ideally I want to create enough income to give up one part time job and work independently full time. I believe, indirectly this will also contribute to sustainable living. I will drive less (saving gas and keeping my old paid for car on the road longer). I will make more art. My health expenses will decrease due to less stress. I will need to buy less. Part of this is sweet dreaming.

I want to earn more. It’d be nice to afford a hybrid, or a diesel fueled car that can use bio-diesel. I love to shop at thrift stores where I save money and my money goes to support good causes. Still I would be even happier as I improve my living. (oops inserted the note from Chuck before the story! Read on to make sense of it)

This may seem odd, my including a personal email. However, Chuck would love hearing from you too! If you can use a mentor, wish to have ways to keep your mind and mood up and improving (sign up for his podcasts or newsletters)…this man is for real (and still a marketer).
Thinking about you while squidooing.

Here is a link I think you could use the information for the
promotion of your photography.

http://www.squidoo.com/royalty-free

Visit my latest with some updates, two actually.
Squidoo has really helped me Grow.
Please rate and comment…good for both of us

www.squidoo.com/focus

www.squidoo.com/ezlist

Also here is a
book you will enjoy

http://justaddhits.com/?m=1092013028&pid=87

Call me sometime and bring me up to date..Miss you

Chuck
530-798-0245

Not long ago, I received an email from www.simpletruths.com

They sent a video with the following story: short version: guy hears a story about letting friends, or important people in your life, know that they have made a difference in your life. So guy goes and writes a letter to his 8th grade teacher. She’s now old in her 80’s, living alone and most of her family and friends have died. (The video is better) She writes back thanking him for the letter because he’s the first student to have ever written her!

So I send the video and a small note to my friends list. I remind them that they have each made a difference in my life (on so many occassions!). I get a reply back, from someone I rarely see and still love about how that note made a special difference to her on “that” day.

Life is short, I suggest you do something similar too. Now this morning I received an e-mail from another friend who has been helping me learn internet marketing. I’ve been busy oh so busy! and haven’t been able to do a lot on my businesses online. He had a great idea for me, which expanded what I had been thinking about! My heart filled with joy at his consideration!
This guy, Chuck Bartok, is far busier than I! Here are a few links to see what he is about.

Chuck’s note above.

All this reminds me that as the weather gets colder, days darker, and holidays roll round: many people feel stressed, somewhat blue, and may need a few mental boosts/pick me ups. One thing I do is have several sources of positive thinking/well being/spiritual news sources, newsletters, etc. Here’s one worth reading: Published monthly for The Science of Being Well Network
by Dr. Alexandra Gayek
http://www.scienceofbeingwell.net
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You can read this ezine online here:

-> http://scienceofbeingwell.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=246

She’s great, writes once or twice a month and offers a lot more than I can talk about now.
Even in the wonderful, culturally rich, state of New Mexico, anyone can use the information provided today. Click away! and have a great day!

Standard feature, check ot these blogs: www.about-sacramentoca.com

www.about-tulsaok.com

www.about-chicagoil.com

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About Albuquerque, NM

Albuquerque, NM: One of the most exciting cities in the Southwest. A fast growing city that promotes innovative environmentally friendly technology provides opportunity and a Great place to live in. Albuquerque has lots of diversity, fine neighborhoods, entertainment, and opportunities. The Duke City also is a terrific launch location for visitors. Enjoy the fine hotels, restaurants, and other attractions before you venture out to the rest of beautiful and exciting New Mexico. Albuquerque also hosts conventions, retreats and workshops that people attend every year. It truly is a hotspot for the southwest! Don't forget to try some of our chile: red or green? In this site I will show you some of the "wonders" of Albuquerque and New Mexico. Occasionally I will take a few diversions about other topics or events that seem to be rattling in my mind. Come and enjoy and participate in this blog.

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