The Younger Girl’s Academy of Flower Fairies…
Invites girls ages 5-7 to attend a camp about nothing but fairies!
This camp has appropriate crafts for girls of a young age. Activities include…
· Flower Care and Fun
· Stories about famous Fairies
· The Dress-up corner
· Fairy-licious snacks
· Learning about Fairy Homes and looking into miniature-scale Fairy-Folk worlds
And more!
This class is taught by 16 year old home schooled high-schooler, Lexi Sotelo, with help from her mother and home school author, Cindy Sotelo. Charge is $20 for two days of fun! (Material fee included in price) Little girls encouraged to wear their own fairy outfits if they have them.
June 24-June 25 from 1pm - 2:30pm
(Time shortened for younger age)
In N.E heights
9800 Aztec Rd
Alb. NM 87111
Off of Candelaria and Eubank.
Please E-mail for more info.
5 slots available.
(Some already reserved)
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Albuquerque: New Mexcio State Fair Concert Pre-Sale-- Vanessa Hudgens & Corbin BLeu
New Mexcio State Fair Concert Pre-Sale
1938-2008 Our 70th Anniversary "A Fair to Remember"
Tickets Go On Internet Pre-Sale Tuesday, May 20
Tickets for the 2008 entertainment at “The Biggest Show in New Mexico” – the New Mexico State Fair – are on special pre-sale discount May 20, 2008 through June 6, 2008. Tickets may be purchased at a 25% discount online at www.ticketmaster.com, through June 6, before tickets go on sale to the general public! Just use the password "2008EXPO" to take advantage of this exclusive offer. This is a great opportunity, so don't delay! September 5
Gary Allan & Blake Shelton
September 6
Vanessa Hudgens & Corbin Bleu
September 11 (w/ PRCA rodeo)
Joe Nichols
September 12 (w/ PRCA rodeo)
Jason Michael Carroll
September 13 (w/ PRCA rodeo)
Terri Clark
September 14 (w/ PRCA rodeo)
Ronnie Milsap
September 18 (w/ PRCA rodeo)
Ashton Shepherd
September 19 (w/ PRCA rodeo)
Clay Walker
September 20 (w/ PRCA rodeo)
Luke Bryan
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Ronnie Milsap 9/14
If the cover didn't say Ronnie Milsap, the listener would probably have no idea the singer on "Just For A Thrill" is a country artist. "Just For A Thrill" is, after all, a traditional pop album-swinging brass sections, romantic string arrangements, tender lyrics and not an ounce of twang. Founded on titles by such classic songwriters as Cole Porter, Rodgers & Hart, Sammy Cahn and Jerome Kern, the album oozes with sentiment and swings with authority.
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Vanessa Hudgens & Corbin Bleu 9/6
Is there a word that takes the term “multitask” to a whole other level? If so, then that’s exactly what Vanessa Hudgens has been doing for the past year. Not only did the 17-year-old star in the movie, "High School Musical," which inspired a cult-like following, and not to mention a #1 selling soundtrack, but she also released her debut solo album, V, on September 26. Corbin Bleu was cast during the summer of 2005 as "Chad" in the Disney Channel ori9ginal movie "High School Musical," in which he appeared showcasing his incredible dance skills alongside Vanessa Hudgins.
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Gary Allan & Blake Shelton 9/5
It’s raw and emotional. It’s freight-train-to-nowhere lonely. It’s hard-rockin’, no-apologies country music that has traded in its twang for a gravelly growl millions of fans recognize as the voice of Gary Allan. And with "Living Hard," his latest release from MCA Nashville, Allan once again proves that, though times may change, the thread of truth at the center of his music remains the same. As his success has grown, Blake Shelton has been consistent in his drive to make the best records he can. “I want to make those albums that last forever that people never throw away. When they break it they go buy another one because I sing songs that they really relate to and my music means something to them. That's what I'm chasing.” And with recent hits like "The Last Country Song," "It Ain't Easy Being Me" and the smash single "Home," he's well on his way to making that dream a reality.
1938-2008 Our 70th Anniversary "A Fair to Remember"
Tickets Go On Internet Pre-Sale Tuesday, May 20
Tickets for the 2008 entertainment at “The Biggest Show in New Mexico” – the New Mexico State Fair – are on special pre-sale discount May 20, 2008 through June 6, 2008. Tickets may be purchased at a 25% discount online at www.ticketmaster.com, through June 6, before tickets go on sale to the general public! Just use the password "2008EXPO" to take advantage of this exclusive offer. This is a great opportunity, so don't delay! September 5
Gary Allan & Blake Shelton
September 6
Vanessa Hudgens & Corbin Bleu
September 11 (w/ PRCA rodeo)
Joe Nichols
September 12 (w/ PRCA rodeo)
Jason Michael Carroll
September 13 (w/ PRCA rodeo)
Terri Clark
September 14 (w/ PRCA rodeo)
Ronnie Milsap
September 18 (w/ PRCA rodeo)
Ashton Shepherd
September 19 (w/ PRCA rodeo)
Clay Walker
September 20 (w/ PRCA rodeo)
Luke Bryan
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Ronnie Milsap 9/14
If the cover didn't say Ronnie Milsap, the listener would probably have no idea the singer on "Just For A Thrill" is a country artist. "Just For A Thrill" is, after all, a traditional pop album-swinging brass sections, romantic string arrangements, tender lyrics and not an ounce of twang. Founded on titles by such classic songwriters as Cole Porter, Rodgers & Hart, Sammy Cahn and Jerome Kern, the album oozes with sentiment and swings with authority.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Vanessa Hudgens & Corbin Bleu 9/6
Is there a word that takes the term “multitask” to a whole other level? If so, then that’s exactly what Vanessa Hudgens has been doing for the past year. Not only did the 17-year-old star in the movie, "High School Musical," which inspired a cult-like following, and not to mention a #1 selling soundtrack, but she also released her debut solo album, V, on September 26. Corbin Bleu was cast during the summer of 2005 as "Chad" in the Disney Channel ori9ginal movie "High School Musical," in which he appeared showcasing his incredible dance skills alongside Vanessa Hudgins.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Gary Allan & Blake Shelton 9/5
It’s raw and emotional. It’s freight-train-to-nowhere lonely. It’s hard-rockin’, no-apologies country music that has traded in its twang for a gravelly growl millions of fans recognize as the voice of Gary Allan. And with "Living Hard," his latest release from MCA Nashville, Allan once again proves that, though times may change, the thread of truth at the center of his music remains the same. As his success has grown, Blake Shelton has been consistent in his drive to make the best records he can. “I want to make those albums that last forever that people never throw away. When they break it they go buy another one because I sing songs that they really relate to and my music means something to them. That's what I'm chasing.” And with recent hits like "The Last Country Song," "It Ain't Easy Being Me" and the smash single "Home," he's well on his way to making that dream a reality.
Albuquerque: EarthScope, Teacher Workshop for Teachers of Middle-High School
Hello everyone,
You are receiving this message because you attended some of our past workshops....we have a great opportunity coming up at the end of the summer that I want to be sure that you know about...this workshop will fill up fast, so if you are interested, please contact August ASAP....just one thing...please note that this particular workshop (since it is actually being run by someone else) is really restricted to teachers of middle to high school earth science and physical science...my apologies to those of you who don't fit that criteria...we will try to come up with something later that will be offered to all...
Explore New Mexico Geology and Geophysics through the EarthScope Program
Tuesday, August 5, 9am to 4pm at the Museum
Limited to teachers of middle through high school earth science and physical science
Each teacher will receive $125 stipend, breakfast/lunch provided, mileage and one-nights hotel available for non-local participants.
EarthScope is a national, decade-long geoscience program to understand the North american continent. Geophysical instruments will move across the continent, acquiring new information about continental evolution and structure. In 2008, instruments will be fully operational throughout New Mexico, allowing us to better understand our state's volcanoes, mountains, seismic activity, and the development of the Rio Grande rift. This is a great opprotunity to learn about new and ongoing geological research that directly relates to New Mexico. This workhop is offered by EarthScope, IRIS< and UNAVCO and hosted by the NMMNHS. You will receive information, suggested activities, and materials you can use in the classroom.
Funding provided by the National Science Foundation
To register, or for more information, contact August Wainwright at august.wainwright@state.nm.us or 505-841-2861.
Jayne C. Aubele
Senior Educator/Geologist
New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
1801 Mountain Rd. NW
Albuquerque, NM 87104
505-841-2840
FAX 505-841-2866
jayne.aubele@state.nm.us
2nd Vice Chair, Planetary Geology Division, Geol. Soc. of America
Co-I Polar-Palooza National Educational Project
Committee member: National EarthScope Education and Outreach Steering Committee
Past-President: New Mexico Academy of Science
Find out more about the Museum at
www.NMnaturalhistory.org
You are receiving this message because you attended some of our past workshops....we have a great opportunity coming up at the end of the summer that I want to be sure that you know about...this workshop will fill up fast, so if you are interested, please contact August ASAP....just one thing...please note that this particular workshop (since it is actually being run by someone else) is really restricted to teachers of middle to high school earth science and physical science...my apologies to those of you who don't fit that criteria...we will try to come up with something later that will be offered to all...
Explore New Mexico Geology and Geophysics through the EarthScope Program
Tuesday, August 5, 9am to 4pm at the Museum
Limited to teachers of middle through high school earth science and physical science
Each teacher will receive $125 stipend, breakfast/lunch provided, mileage and one-nights hotel available for non-local participants.
EarthScope is a national, decade-long geoscience program to understand the North american continent. Geophysical instruments will move across the continent, acquiring new information about continental evolution and structure. In 2008, instruments will be fully operational throughout New Mexico, allowing us to better understand our state's volcanoes, mountains, seismic activity, and the development of the Rio Grande rift. This is a great opprotunity to learn about new and ongoing geological research that directly relates to New Mexico. This workhop is offered by EarthScope, IRIS< and UNAVCO and hosted by the NMMNHS. You will receive information, suggested activities, and materials you can use in the classroom.
Funding provided by the National Science Foundation
To register, or for more information, contact August Wainwright at august.wainwright@state.nm.us or 505-841-2861.
Jayne C. Aubele
Senior Educator/Geologist
New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
1801 Mountain Rd. NW
Albuquerque, NM 87104
505-841-2840
FAX 505-841-2866
jayne.aubele@state.nm.us
2nd Vice Chair, Planetary Geology Division, Geol. Soc. of America
Co-I Polar-Palooza National Educational Project
Committee member: National EarthScope Education and Outreach Steering Committee
Past-President: New Mexico Academy of Science
Find out more about the Museum at
www.NMnaturalhistory.org
Los Ranchos de ABQ: Gene Hackman at Bookworks!
Bookworks
Actor, Author & Artist Gene Hackman & Co-Author Daniel Lenihan at Bookworks
Wednesday, May 21 at 7pm
Gene Hackman & Daniel Lenihan
Escape from Andersonville
DATE: Wed., May 21
TIME: Doors open at 6:30pm
LOCATION: Bookworks
Academy Award winner Gene Hackman and co-author Daniel Lenihan will talk about and sign their third book Escape from Andersonville: A Civil War Novel. You do not want to miss the event that has had us getting calls from Sweden and England! Hackman and Lenihan have been promoting their book nationally and will be in Albuquerque for one night only! A ticket is $25.95, admits 2 & includes a signed copy of the book! Tickets will be available at the door, but come in or call now to reserve yours!
Bookworks
344-8139
www.bkwrks.com
4022 Rio Grande NW
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87107
Actor, Author & Artist Gene Hackman & Co-Author Daniel Lenihan at Bookworks
Wednesday, May 21 at 7pm
Gene Hackman & Daniel Lenihan
Escape from Andersonville
DATE: Wed., May 21
TIME: Doors open at 6:30pm
LOCATION: Bookworks
Academy Award winner Gene Hackman and co-author Daniel Lenihan will talk about and sign their third book Escape from Andersonville: A Civil War Novel. You do not want to miss the event that has had us getting calls from Sweden and England! Hackman and Lenihan have been promoting their book nationally and will be in Albuquerque for one night only! A ticket is $25.95, admits 2 & includes a signed copy of the book! Tickets will be available at the door, but come in or call now to reserve yours!
Bookworks
344-8139
www.bkwrks.com
4022 Rio Grande NW
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87107
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
2 Weeks to the NM Home School Community Fair 2008!!!
Hello all! Can you believe it is almost time to have the fair already?! There have been some changes to who will be at the event so be sure to check the website for updates!
Remember this event is FREE but donations will be graciously accepted at the NM Home School Community tent!
www.NewMexicoHomeSchoolCommunity.com
and scroll down to see who will be at the fair!
New Mexico Home School Community Fair 2008
Free Event
Saturday, May 31, 2008
9:00AM-3:00PM
Central New Mexico Workforce Training Center
5600 Eagle Rock Avenue NE, Albuquerque, NM 87113
(Warning: MapQuest Directions are incorrect.)
This is a free event sponsored by Central New Mexico who is graciously allowing us to use their facility! Our sincerest gratitude to CNM for their willingness to work with the New Mexio Home School Community!
Come find community resources, classes and events that work for your family's educational needs!
Demonstrations include fencing, choir, band, theatre and more! Puppet making classes!
Volunteering opportunities! Career choices!
Families swapping used curriculum and materials!
Contact Tabitha Orr NMHomeschoolCommunity@gmail.com for more information.
Class Schedule
(all information subject to change)
Rooms 101-103 Main Conference Room--Vendors
Room 104
Puppet Making Workshops for Beginners
Must be at least 10 years old, adults welcome, limited to 20 participants per class
9-10:15 AM Marionettes
10:30-11:30AM Shadow Puppets
For fee information and to reserve a space contact puppetnettes@kidstale-nm.com
12-12:45PM Spanish Champs Progressive Language
No reservations required, for more details see contact info listed below.
1-1:45PM
Every Child Ready to Read, Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Library System
No reservations required, for more details see contact info listed below.
2-2:45PM
Mary Chloe Schoolcraft Saunders, Author
Origami
No reservations required, for more details see contact info listed below.
Room 106
9-9:45AM
Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions
ACT vs. SAT Seminar
No reservations required, for more details see contact info listed below.
10-10:45AM
Sign2Speak
Signing for Hearing Children's Literacy
No reservations required, for more details see contact info listed below.
11-11:45AM
Connected Classes
Zoology
No reservations required, for more details see contact info listed below.
12-12:45PM
Red Cross-Will be demonstrating various health and safety classes available.
No reservations required, or more details see contact info listed below.
1-1:45PM
KWIK MATH-MAGIC
No reservations required, for more details see contact info listed below.
2-2:45PM
Playful Pens Writing Club- Examples of writing class games for Mid-High Schoolers
No reservations required, for more details see contact info listed below.
Remember this event is FREE but donations will be graciously accepted at the NM Home School Community tent!
www.NewMexicoHomeSchoolCommunity.com
and scroll down to see who will be at the fair!
New Mexico Home School Community Fair 2008
Free Event
Saturday, May 31, 2008
9:00AM-3:00PM
Central New Mexico Workforce Training Center
5600 Eagle Rock Avenue NE, Albuquerque, NM 87113
(Warning: MapQuest Directions are incorrect.)
This is a free event sponsored by Central New Mexico who is graciously allowing us to use their facility! Our sincerest gratitude to CNM for their willingness to work with the New Mexio Home School Community!
Come find community resources, classes and events that work for your family's educational needs!
Demonstrations include fencing, choir, band, theatre and more! Puppet making classes!
Volunteering opportunities! Career choices!
Families swapping used curriculum and materials!
Contact Tabitha Orr NMHomeschoolCommunity@gmail.com for more information.
Class Schedule
(all information subject to change)
Rooms 101-103 Main Conference Room--Vendors
Room 104
Puppet Making Workshops for Beginners
Must be at least 10 years old, adults welcome, limited to 20 participants per class
9-10:15 AM Marionettes
10:30-11:30AM Shadow Puppets
For fee information and to reserve a space contact puppetnettes@kidstale-nm.com
12-12:45PM Spanish Champs Progressive Language
No reservations required, for more details see contact info listed below.
1-1:45PM
Every Child Ready to Read, Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Library System
No reservations required, for more details see contact info listed below.
2-2:45PM
Mary Chloe Schoolcraft Saunders, Author
Origami
No reservations required, for more details see contact info listed below.
Room 106
9-9:45AM
Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions
ACT vs. SAT Seminar
No reservations required, for more details see contact info listed below.
10-10:45AM
Sign2Speak
Signing for Hearing Children's Literacy
No reservations required, for more details see contact info listed below.
11-11:45AM
Connected Classes
Zoology
No reservations required, for more details see contact info listed below.
12-12:45PM
Red Cross-Will be demonstrating various health and safety classes available.
No reservations required, or more details see contact info listed below.
1-1:45PM
KWIK MATH-MAGIC
No reservations required, for more details see contact info listed below.
2-2:45PM
Playful Pens Writing Club- Examples of writing class games for Mid-High Schoolers
No reservations required, for more details see contact info listed below.
Spaceweather.com Space Station Movie
Space Weather News for 18 May 2008
http://spaceweather.com
ISS MARATHON: The 2008 "ISS Marathon" gets underway this week when the International Space Station spends three days (May 21-23) in almost-constant sunlight. Sky watchers in Europe and North America can see the bright spaceship gliding overhead two to four times each night. The ISS is as bright as Venus or Jupiter, so even people in light-polluted cities can see it. Please use our new and improved simple Satellite Tracker to find out when to look: http://spaceweather.com/flybys
SPACE STATION MOVIE: Today's edition of spaceweather.com features a must-see movie of the International Space Station flying over Germany on May 12th. Although it looks like footage from a satellite or high-powered telescope, the movie was made by an amateur astronomer using a backyard 5-inch refractor. As a result of ongoing construction (every shuttle flight in recent months has added a new piece to the ISS), the space station is now a wide and easy target for amateur-class telescopes. Catch the show at http://spaceweather.com.
http://spaceweather.com
ISS MARATHON: The 2008 "ISS Marathon" gets underway this week when the International Space Station spends three days (May 21-23) in almost-constant sunlight. Sky watchers in Europe and North America can see the bright spaceship gliding overhead two to four times each night. The ISS is as bright as Venus or Jupiter, so even people in light-polluted cities can see it. Please use our new and improved simple Satellite Tracker to find out when to look: http://spaceweather.com/flybys
SPACE STATION MOVIE: Today's edition of spaceweather.com features a must-see movie of the International Space Station flying over Germany on May 12th. Although it looks like footage from a satellite or high-powered telescope, the movie was made by an amateur astronomer using a backyard 5-inch refractor. As a result of ongoing construction (every shuttle flight in recent months has added a new piece to the ISS), the space station is now a wide and easy target for amateur-class telescopes. Catch the show at http://spaceweather.com.
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