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he New Mexican Mexico” and her repeated insistence that Tgovernorship she be given the name of the person who was irrevocably re- complained about noise coming from the defined for the final partying room. Police dispatchers and the three years of Gov. Eldorado desk clerk held their ground in Susana Martinez’s the several-minute exchange, refusing to second term as a violate protocol. cheerful holiday That the governor put herself above staff party she threw the common person in demanding how February 2, 2016 at Santa Fe’s elegant she be dealt with by law enforcement is Eldorado Hotel descended into a political what ignites the rage of everyday people nightmare of the highest order. who struggle to pay the bills, while their BY ABQ FREE PRESS STAFF What will a “YES” vote The 911 audio tapes revealing the elected leaders seem ever more distant hree members of New Mexico’s came in contact with water. Dave dark side of her personality (we would from their reality. With those words Tcongressional delegation say they McCoy of Citizen Action New Mexico argue her dominant side) that has been it was as if she had taken a spear and mean to OUR students? concealed from most of the public for stabbed her own political heart. would support reopening the inquiry said the Beatty incident is proof of the into the safety of Sandia National danger posed by Sandia’s landfill. five long years have set off an astonishing Therein also lies the deconstruction wave of condemnation on social media. of the Martinez political personality so Laboratories’ nuclear-waste landfill “They know that, and the fact that $575 million for: It was so expansive that a television carefully crafted by her controversial if new evidence warrants. It was corrosion could occur to the contain- news reporter covering the story con- political strategist McCleskey. unclear, however, what standard any ers that they have the metallic sodium fessed that as hard as he looked, he could Rather than the compassionate but new evidence would have to meet. in is just an accident waiting to not find any supportive comments for the tough middle-aged lady who relishes ABQ Free Press contacted Sen. happen at the mixed waste landfill,” freshly embattled chief executive. reading to third graders and who reminds Martin Heinrich, Sen. Tom Udall and McCoy said. The damaging story also exploded you of your favorite aunt, you now have Rep. Michelle Lujan Grisham because Rep. Grisham’s spokesperson, nationally, appearing to put an end to this dark, vindictive, petty personality of their current and past ties with Gilbert Gallegos, said, “The congress- any national ambitions the 56-year-old seeking out whoever dared challenge her Albuquerque. woman is satisfied that the Environ- two-term governor may harbor. authority with the clear implication that Udall’s statement is an example of ment Department has been effective So what’s next? they will suffer retaliation. the caution expressed by the delega- in its oversight and continuous As a result of the vindictiveness and Martinez’s political machine has tion. monitoring of the waste storage. apparent drunkenness disclosed in the mercilessly thrashed her foes – including “Senator Udall believes the State “Nevertheless, she expects the tapes Martinez has lost respect and numerous fellow Republicans – with a of New Mexico, through [the New department to continue to scrutinize moral authority. Her likability is severely Nixonian fervor that the state has rarely damaged and that should impact her seen. That ugly side is hidden no more, Mexico Environment Department], every detail that is raised about the favorability ratings, further eroding her captured on audio tapes that ripped has a firm responsibility to conduct waste,” Gallegos said. strong oversight over DOE cleanup gubernatorial power and prestige. away a five-year facade in five minutes. Whitney Potter, spokeswoman for activities in the state. He believes Her foes will grow less fearful and The hallmark of the Martinez adminis- Sen. Heinrich, said, “The State of New DOE and NMED should thoroughly intimidated by her political machine and tration has been its lack of purpose. The Mexico is responsible for regulating evaluate any reliable new informa- will launch more aggressive attacks. The image of a governor whiling away her the mixed waste landfill as well as PLUS tion,” said Jennifer Talhelm, Udall’s diminution of the Governor will echo in time getting high on adult beverages its long-term monitoring. Senator spokesperson. the legislative chambers as well with even fits perfectly with her lack of interest $12 million a month into the Heinrich believes Sandia and DOE Republicans perhaps being careful not to in governing. Martinez’s agenda was The labs’ shallow, unlined 2.6- should continue to provide quarterly embrace too warmly their now severely always to win the governorship, punish local construction economy. acre landfill lies at the south end of progress reports to NMED and that dented leader. her political opponents and advance her Kirtland Air Force Base and contains Questions about Martinez’s political national political ambitions. Two of those an array of nuclear and irradiated any decisions about future modifi- All With No Tax Increase! cations should be based on the best future will quiet. The talk of the three goals were accomplished and the materials left over from Cold War vice-presidency – always a chimera to third now seems impossible. experiments. available science.” The landfill is subject to quarterly most discerning analysts – is now finished. Something good could come out of A recent article in ABQ Free Press A 2018 challenge against Democratic Sen- this. Martinez could start putting forward review, but that requirement could be Early Voting begins January 13th raises the possibility that the contents ator Martin Heinrich appears even more some of the “bold change” she so loudly lifted in two years. for more information visit: of the landfill could leak and explode. unlikely. National Democratic power promised when first running for governor The articles were based on Sandia “At that point in time, I believe would eviscerate her with the Eldorado instead of showcasing stale, dead-on-ar- http://www.bernco.gov/clerk/ internal memos obtained by Citizen what will happen is they will apply tapes being the sharp blade. rival proposals like right to work. current-and-upcoming-election-information.aspx Action New Mexico in a Freedom of for a ‘no further action’ status, mean- The Republican Governors Association She could, but those Eldorado tapes Information Act request. ing they don’t have to do anything was warned of possible problems if they don’t offer us much hope that she will. growingmyworld.org The memos show that in the 1990s, anymore. That way, they avoid the made Martinez their new chair because lab officials raised concerns that the five-year review status for excavation her closest political aide Jay McCleskey Joe Monahan is a veteran of New Mexico landfill likely contains sodium, which of the landfill,” McCoy said. faces FBI scrutiny over campaign finances politics. His daily blog can be found at can explode if it comes in contact with In the course of researching the and a possible federal indictment. They joemonahan.com water and can catch fire if exposed to Sandia landfill, ABQ Free Press chose to ignore it and now her effective- repeatedly sought comment from ness as a Hispanic symbol for the GOP air. ABQ Free Press Readers’ a spokesperson at NMED on the takes a big hit. Such an explosion occurred Oct. 18 Harsh Assessment of the Gov. at a nuclear waste dump in Beatty, internal memos uncovered by Citizen Worst of all for Martinez was her reminder on the tapes to police officials Page 16 ...through education! Nev., when metal drums containing Action New Mexico, but no informa- that she is “the sitting governor of New sodium corroded and the contents tion was provided. 8 • January 13, 2016 • ABQ FREE PRESS OPINION/NEWS NEWS ABQ FREE PRESS • January 13, 2016 • 9 When Berry Looks in the Mirror, A Sampling of Legislators’ Get-tough-on-crime Wave Sweeps Over Legislature He Sees Cause, Solution of APD’s Woes BY ANDY LYMAN BY DAN KLEIN Priorities for the 2016 Session New Mexico Political Report t’s only January, but it must feel believe the department will graduate BY RENE THOMPSON n a crowded conference room in Mayor Richard like Groundhog Day for the Al- approximately 40 new officers with I Berry’s office last November, reporters and police buquerque Police Department. Back each class. That would add approxi- he Department of Homeland automatically opt in people who are I officers gathered to see Republican lawmakers and when Marty Chavez was mayor for mately 120 new officers in 2016 and TSecurity has given New Mexico otherwise eligible to vote,” he said. Mayor Berry discuss their plans for combating life, APD had 1,100 officers, high pay, another 40 early in 2017. two more years to make New Mexico On the issue of “boomerang thugs,” repeat criminal behavior. hiring bonuses, retention bonuses, That means that APD, which now driver’s licenses compliant with the some of the bills being introduced will A visibly emotional Rep. Paul Pacheco, an Al- and Albuquerque reaped the benefits has 830 officers, will grow to 950 by federal REAL ID Act, which takes do nothing to solve the problem, Mar- buquerque Republican, told the room of his inten- of lower crime. the end of this year. Getting rid of the some pressure off the Legislature tinez said. “I think it’s reactionary and tion to toughen New Mexico’s three strikes law. Albuquerque had a vision of becom- college requirement has opened the and governor to come to immediate that it really does nothing to get to “This piece of legislation is very personal to me,” ing an economic powerhouse in the floodgates for APD recruiting. agreement. the root of the problem – it just locks Pacheco said. Southwest, but that all came to a halt On the compensation front, this past But what else do the state’s 112 people up. ...I think that we should Pacheco, a former law enforcement officer, told when Richard Berry became mayor. I October, City Councilor Ken Sanchez legislators have planned for the 2016 give judges the ability to hold those reporters that he was personally affected by a won’t blame Berry for everything, as offered Berry millions of dollars to 30-day session of the Legislature? who are deemed a threat to public We polled a handful of legislators number of violent, high profile crimes committed he had to make hard decisions during settle the APD labor contract dispute safety without a bond,” he said. from both sides of the aisle to see earlier in the year. In May 2015, Rio Rancho Police the recession. Unfortunately for Al- from 2010. Berry refused the offer. what they’ll try to get done before the Rep. Antonio “Moe” Maestas, officer Gregg Benner was shot and killed while on buquerque, though, Berry made three Two days later, Albuquerque was Legislature adjourns at noon on Feb. Albuquerque Democrat duty. In October, Albuquerque Police Officer Daniel decisions that caused the manpower rocked by the homicides of Officer 18. Whether their stated priorities can The proposed Webster was shot and later died from his injuries. crisis at APD. Daniel Webster and 4-year-old Lily be introduced depends on whether in constitutional Both officers died at the hands of men who already First, he enacted a requirement that Garcia. Berry, in a mea culpa moment, her proclamation, Gov. Susana Mar- amendment to had a history of violent offenses. all new applicants have 60 hours of went back to Sanchez and accepted tinez allows certain non-budgetary use some of the “Dan’s death is still very raw to me,” Pacheco said college credits, but he didn’t offer his original offer. Sanchez, to his issues to be discussed. $15 billion Land holding back tears, a week after Webster died while competitive salaries for degree hold- credit, then sweetened the pot by Grant Permanent on life support. “I worked with Dan, he was great ers. And he ended the bonuses that adding more money to bring back a Rep. Jim Dines, Fund to pay guy, he was good man.” Chavez had in place for new hires. retention bonus earmarked for street Albuquerque Republican for childhood In a matter of days, the sentiment around the state APD recruiting went from a flood of cops, not the APD brass that Berry WavebreakmediaMicro A resolution for education. seemed to move from holding officers accountable new applicants to a trickle, and APD and Chief Administrative Officer Rob an independent Appropriate more money to local for their actions to pointing fingers and placing sometimes graduated only a handful Perry have lavished with taxpayer Orange will definitely be the new black if an expected flurry of get-tough-on-crime bills passes the 2016 Legislature. ethics commission district attorneys and offices of the blame, trying to understand why these two men of cadets. largesse. for persons in the public defender. “We need to fully were not in jail. Second, Berry refused to honor the As this edition went to print, APD legislative and ex- fund the criminal justice system so But Republican leaders like Pacheco are offering sentences. When Pacheco presented his legislation “I certainly wouldn’t categorize it as that,” Gentry final stage of the Albuquerque Police beat cops were voting on a new con- ecutive branches that we get the better outcomes,” solutions to the problem that dominated legislative to an interim committee, he assured the panel that said. Judicial Sentencing Officers Association contract for police tract to bring them up to $28 per hour of government, Maestas said. halls in the 1980s and ’90s and are today being he fine tuned it in order to avoid problems that other He said that some of the legislation is indeed in pay raises, even though the money (the amount promised back in 2010) requiring an Re-examine penalties for violent increasingly rejected by both parties in other parts of states have experienced. reaction to a handfulPressure of violent crimes in 2015. already had been appropriated. In and a monetary settlement for the BY DENNIS DOMRZALSKI amendment to the New Mexico Con- crimes to create more sentencing the country. Sen. Lisa Torraco, an Albuquerque Republican, “If you look at the whole series of very violent droves, officers began to leave the wages that they lost when Berry re- stitution. options. “It’s going to take two or While much of the rest of the United States seems to be going against the tough-on-crime crimes thise’re summer, not normally there in is the a need, business in my of givingmind, to force – asking as they headed for the fused to honor the 2008 contract. Later A change in the criminal statutes to three years but I want to create more appears to be collectively moving towards crimi- narrative that many of her fellow Republicans in the toughen thesethis kind penalties,” of advice, Gentry but if you said. have felonious door why they should work for a this year, APD officers will vote on a W treat felony convictions for driving penalties to make more room to make nal justice reform and rehabilitation efforts, some House are pushing. A former prosecutor and a cur- intent and are thinking of launching a crime spree, mayor who wouldn’t comply with a retention bonus for veteran officers. under the influence of drugs or by punishments to more appropriate, stakeholders in New Mexico say the state is moving rent criminal defense attorney, Torraco has worked don’t do it in a year when judges in your area are legally signed labor contract. I predict that this raise, retention Elsewhere alcohol the same as any other felony because I want to move drugs down backwards in fighting crime. both sides of the issue. She told NM Political Report up for re-election. Third, Berry ended a Chavez-created bonus and court settlement will stop when a judge sentences habitual and move violent crimes up,” Maestas that three strikes laws are good for fighting crime, Other If you states do and are you’re doing convicted, away with chances three arestrikes you’ll laws veteran officer retention plan that APD retirements. Coupled with the offenders. said. but do little to lower the crime rates. andget mandatory a stiffer sentence. minimum Judges sentences. up for re-election a city audit said had succeeded in removal of the college-degree require- Increased penalties Make the state income tax more “I think a three strikes law is a step backwards and Intend 1994, to hammerCalifornia people lawmakers harder than passed they that do instate’s keeping 123 officers from retiring. The ment, APD will be at 95 percent of its Rep. Javier Martinez, progressive. “We have a flat tax now, Pacheco and Berry are not alone in their effort to it’s draconian,” Torraco said. “If you want to be a “Threenon-election Strikes years,and You’re according Out” a studyin reaction from the to the budgeted staffing level by December plan ended in 2011 and – no surprise – Albuquerque Democrat and I want to do a structure so the get tough on crime. During the same press con- crime solver, three strikes is not the right tool.” murderBrennan of twoCenter women, for Justice. according to Stanford Law’s and will go over 100 percent (1,000 That’s because judges don’t want their opponents most of those officers retired. Use 1.5 percent higher an income the more taxes ference, House Majority Leader Nate Gentry, an Torraco has worked with both parties on criminal Justice Advocacy Project. The law was initially in- officers) staffing in early 2017. to label them as soft on crime. The study found that When Berry took office in 2009, APD of the revenue people would have to pay to offset the Albuquerque Republican, announced his intention justice bills in the past. She previously co-chaired an tended to lock up violent offenders, but the project’s trial judges in Pennsylvania and Washington gave had 1,100 APD officers. Today, it has After six years, Berry changed generated by disparity and income in the state,” he to include law enforcement officers in the state’s interim committee aimed at criminal justice reform website cites that more than half of those sentenced longer sentences to felons the closer they were 830. course and realized that to hire and the Land Grant said. hate crime statute. and sponsored legislation aimed at releasing some under the law committed nonviolent crimes In the sixth year of Berry econom- retain officers, you have to pay them While the upcoming legislative session is desig- convicted criminals into the workforce. If crime bills Into 2012, re-election. California And invoters capital passed cases, Propositionjudges facing 36, Permanent Fund retention elections were more likely to affirm death ics, something strange happened. In well. It’s simple economics. Councilor nated for budgetary issues, Gov. Susana Martinez are approved for the upcoming short session, she or the Three Strikes Reform Act, to eliminate certain to fund early Sen. Sue Wilson Beffort, sentences. 2015, he quietly reversed course on Sanchez deserves praise for putting can decide whether other issues can be considered. said she plans to introduce at least two efforts at life sentences and allow those incarcerated under the childhood educa- Sandia Park Republican In 37 states that heard capital cases over the past the college requirement and changed the money on the table. It’s 2016, and If her public appearances give any indication, this changing penalties for certain crimes. previous law a way to appeal their sentence. tion, which would Appropriate 15 years, appointed judges reversed death sen- the rule to require that within three here I am praising Berry and Sanchez, Rep. Antonio “Moe” Maestas, an Albuquerque Texas, a state known for its use of capital punish- require an amendment to the New $2 million to year’s short session will include a number of bills tences 26 percent of the time, while judges facing years of becoming an APD cop, a new and marijuana isn’t even legal, yet. Democrat who worked closely with Torraco on ment, is also a part of the reform trend. The state Mexico Constitution. The proposal expand assistance aimed at combating crime by increasing criminal retention elections reversed only 15 percent of the officer had to obtain 60 college credit My only question now: Why is Berry criminal justice bills, called the House Republicans recently cut spending by dedicating more money would generate $160 million to $170 for kindergarten penalties. In December, Martinez held six news time. And judges who were facing competitive to reforms instead of a new correctional facility, hours. wasting our legislators’ time trying to million a year “to ensure that every through third conferences announcing tougher penalties for DWI push for tougher crime laws as a “knee jerk reaction elections reversed a mere 11 percent of the time. Immediately, APD had a class of bring back double-dipping when he child in New Mexico has access to ev- graders and allow and one regarding an effort to combat road rage. A to high profile crimes.” according Various to studies a Texas over reform the years advocacy have shown group. that The almost 50 cadets – 38 of whom will appears to have solved APD’s man- erything from home visitation services it to continue former prosecutor, Martinez has made it well known “Three strikes laws are actually being taken off the Texas“proximity Criminal to re-electionJustice Coalition’s makes judges cites morethat Texaspuni- graduate in March. APD announced power crisis himself? all the way to quality pre-schools, through the fifth that she is tough on crime. books in many states,” Maestas said. spenttive about– more $240 likely million to impose on longernew treatment sentences, beds, affirm it will begin another academy class Some things, I guess, just don’t Martinez said. grade. “The program only goes to the Some state lawmakers are also taking a tough-on- He criticizes three strikes laws for taking power probationdeath sentences, and parole and service even override instead life of sentences a planned to on Jan. 25 with 30 to 50 cadets. APD change. Automatic voter registration. “What third grade and yet what we see then crime approach and are readily introducing their away from judges. “It further bureaucratizes the nearimpose $3 billion death,” on the a new Brennan prison. study said. plans to continue overlapping acad- I want to help create in New Mexico is that some of these kids can lose own efforts to lower crime rates. Pacheco filed a criminal justice system,” Maestas said. Crime “Without in the reform, state is terms also ofdropping. incarceration The andTexas emy classes throughout 2016. Dan Klein is a retired Albuquerque police is a system of voter registration to their advances,” Beffort said. bill that would toughen the state’s three strikes law Gentry criticized the idea that the slew of bills Departmentexecutions ofwill Public continue Safety to be reported determined, a 1.2 in percent part, Being conservative in my estimate, I sergeant. He can be reached via Facebook. and expressed interest in mandatory minimum addressing crime is a knee jerk reaction. decreaseby the decision-maker’in overall crimes proximity in 2008. Fromto re-election.” 2013 to 2014, c ont. on page 18 c ont. on page 10 10 • January 13, 2016 • ABQ FREE PRESS NEWS NEWS ABQ FREE PRESS • January 13, 2016 • 11

crime, page 9 “Maybe you don’t want to put APD Drug Bust Horror Story someone out on parole who has disci- State Medicaid Program is Burning Through Millions BY DENNIS DOMRZALSKI “I certainly wouldn’t categorize it as plinary problems in prison.” BY DENNIS DOMRZALSKI he Albuquerque police lieutenant charging a vehicle in such a circumstance. that,” Gentry said. Twho shot a fellow officer during an But while other officers on the scene He said that some of the legislation Judicial discretion ew Mexico’s Medicaid program is burning a undercover drug bust had a history of followed procedure, Brachle charged the is indeed in reaction to a handful of Nhole though the balance sheets of three of the reckless and dangerous behavior, accord- driver’s side of the car, yanked open the violent crimes in 2015. Simpson said giving judges and pa- insurance companies that provide care to low-in- ing to new documents filed in the lawsuit back door and, without warning, began “If you look at the whole series of role officers autonomy on who can be come New Mexicans. against the city, the lieutenant and APD shooting at Grant with his personal very violent crimes this summer, there released – what he calls the “inverse Three of the four insurers that are part of Cen- over the shooting. .45-caliber handgun, according to the suit. is a need, in my mind, to toughen of a three strikes law” – allows for a tennial Care – Molina Health Care of New Mexico, The lieutenant’s history includes inten- these penalties,” Gentry said. more comprehensive approach after United Healthcare of New Mexico, and Blue Cross tionally ramming the cars of informants After shooting Grant incarceration. Like Maestas, Simpson and Blue Shield of New Mexico – lost money and suspected drug dealers, using bean- said legislating change based on some through the first nine months of 2015 on their Med- bags to shoot out the window of a car eight times in less than Elsewhere high profile cases can prove to be icaid business. Only Presbyterian Health Plan made even though the suspect had surrendered, 10 seconds from two to Other states are doing away with tricky. “It can be a mistake to make money on its Medicaid business. and using a firearm to shoot at a spider, policy by anecdote,” he said. according to the documents. three feet away, Brachle three strikes laws and mandatory With Medicaid rolls growing, those losses could Whether or not this year is a The alleged recklessness of Lt. Greg ‘took off his tactical vest, minimum sentences. continue into coming years. What it means in the tough-on-crime year in Santa Fe, the Brachle reached its zenith around 11:30 which contained his In 1994, California lawmakers long term for the joint federal-state healthcare a.m. on Jan. 9, 2015, when, during the passed that state’s “Three Strikes and conversation won’t likely end after program, its 842,568 recipients and the insurers isn’t drug bust, Brachle violated multiple APD body cameras and audio You’re Out” in reaction to the murder the legislative session. Election season clear. regulations and pumped at least eight recordings, and threw of two women, according to Stanford begins as the 30-day session ends at The insurers are locked into five-year contracts hollow-point, copper-jacketed, .45-caliber his tactical vest Law’s Justice Advocacy Project. The noon on Feb. 18. signed in 2013. The three companies that lost money rounds into his subordinate, Det. Jacob law was initially intended to lock up Raul Torrez, a Democratic candidate aren’t talking about it. Nor is the state’s Human Grant, according to the documents filed in underneath his vehicle’ violent offenders, but the project’s for Bernalillo County District Attor- Services Department, which administers the $5 Grant’s civil rights lawsuit. — APD officer’s affidavit website cites that more than half of ney, said he intends to make prosecu- billion-a-year program. Grant suffered massive internal injuries those sentenced under the law com- tions more comprehensive. Some reasons for the losses appear to be higher and has endured multiple surgeries since Grant, in the car’s back seat, had pulled mitted nonviolent crimes “As we have seen from recent drug prices and specialty drugs like the $84,000-a- the shooting and has not worked since. his .380-caliber Glock on one of the In 2012, California voters passed experience, one of the most difficult therapy Sovaldi, which cures hepatitis C. Another Brachle, who had worked with Grant suspects, Edmund Vester, also in the back Proposition 36, or the Three Strikes aspects of law enforcement derives significant factor behind the losses is the dramatic on a near-daily basis for two years before seat, who had made motions to go for a Reform Act, to eliminate certain life from the lack of timely information expansion of Medicaid, which allowed more adults the shooting, had been advised at least gun he had that day. And while Grant had sentences and allow those incarcer- about defendants being shared twice that Grant and another undercover his gun trained on Vester, Brachle began into the program. Many of those new enrollees had ated under the previous law a way to between community members, law detective, Holly Garcia, would be in firing at his own detective. The first two never gotten preventive medical care previously, are appeal their sentence. enforcement agencies and prosecu- Insurance Superintendent John Franchini said that drugs [costs] have been out of control,” Fryar said. the undercover vehicle that morning, shots hit Grant’s left arm and shoulder and sicker than the general population and need more Texas, a state known for its use of tors,” Torrez recently wrote in an because insurers are paid under a capitation model, “This is a national phenomenon. There is utilization according to Grant’s motion for summary caused him to drop his gun. But rather care than anyone anticipated. capital punishment, is also a part of opinion piece in NM Political Report. they get a fixed amount of money to care for a cer- spending, but we’re seeing double-digit increases judgment and affidavits from Grant and than reassess the situation, as called for by One thing is clear, that if the for-profit companies the reform trend. The state recently “As a consequence, violent offenders tain number of people, and if their expenses exceed in the unit costs. We are at the mercy of the drug the sergeant in charge of the bust, Glen APD training, Brachle kept firing until his don’t, or can’t, make money on Medicaid, they’ll cut spending by dedicating more – or those with a high likelihood to that amount, the insurers have to eat it. companies.” Stout. ammo clip was empty. ask the state to pony up more than the almost $1 The documents present this version of After shooting Grant eight times in less money to reforms instead of a new engage in violence – get lost in the When Medicaid began in 1965 it was designed to Fryar added that there are a number of so-called billion it already throws at Medicaid. Or, when their the incident: than 10 seconds from two to three feet correctional facility, according to a crushing caseload that is the hallmark serve children from low-income families and adults blockbuster drugs that have already hit the market contracts are up, they’ll simply walk away from the Brachle and Grant had participated in at away, Brachle “took off his tactical vest, Texas reform advocacy group. The of virtually every criminal justice who needed long-term care. But through expansion or will do so soon, and that will raise expenses for least 20 undercover drug busts together, which contained his body cameras and Texas Criminal Justice Coalition’s cites system in America.” program. Where that would leave the state, no one by the Legislature, low-income adults were also able insurers as well. Presbyterian was able to make and Grant always wore the same under- audio recordings, and threw his tactical that Texas spent about $240 million Torrez wrote that jurisdictions knows. to get healthcare through the program. Since the money on Medicaid because it has served Medic- cover clothes so as to be recognized by vest underneath his vehicle,” Stout’s on new treatment beds, probation and across the country are “leading a quiet Losses for the companies in 2015 were substantial. 2013 expansion, 236,000 adults have joined the rolls aid patients since 1977 and has done a good job at fellow officers. Brachle had seen the outfit affidavit says. parole service instead of a planned revolution in law enforcement” by us- Molina, for example, is part of the larger Molina in New Mexico. keeping its administrative expenses low. dozens of times and joked with Grant that Grant’s affidavit alleges that after near $3 billion on a new prison. ing analytics and databases to target family of companies whose business in other states “All the carriers have capitation contracts with the clothes made him look like a homeless Brachle shot him, “Brachle then called Det. Crime in the state is also dropping. trouble areas that may prove to have is almost exclusively in Medicaid. Although Molina Health and Human Services which say, ‘We will give person. Garcia out of the vehicle using her actual The Texas Department of Public a higher rate of crime than others. is expert at handling Medicaid patients, the com- you this much money to handle this many policy- Brachle had been briefed by phone 15 name – not an undercover name – and Safety reported a 1.2 percent decrease Torrez pointed to other cities using a pany’s operations in New Mexico lost $8 million holders for the year. You need to take care of them minutes prior to the bust that two suspects made her walk back toward him as if she in overall crime in 2008. From 2013 to similar method, deemed a “Money- through the first nine months of 2015. It lost nearly for this amount of money,’” Franchini said. “Maybe Forty-one Percent who would be in the undercover vehicle were a suspect.” 2014, overall crime dropped almost ball” approach to crime, referring to a $25 million on the state’s Medicaid program in 2014, that’s what occurred, some costs going up. We are with Garcia and Grant were black males. Grant’s and Stout’s affidavits allege that six percent. It isn’t clear what effect book about the Oakland A’s baseball according to its financial reports with the New Mex- seeing it cost $65,000 to $90,000 to cure Hepatitis C of N.M. is on Medicaid Garcia is a Hispanic female and Grant is Brachle had engaged in reckless behavior Texas’ reforms have on this change. white. Brachle had been monitoring police on undercover busts previously. More than team that sought low cost data-driven ico Office of the Superintendent of Insurance. patients, and there are many of those in Medicaid. New Mexico didn’t fare as well. hen Gov. Susana Martinez signed on to radio traffic about the operation, the methods to compete in Major League United Healthcare, which has 83,000 Medicaid once he intentionally rammed the cars of The state’s violent crime rate rose So pharmaceutical costs have gone up. The utiliza- documents allege. undercover informants and suspects, they Baseball. members in New Mexico, lost $8.5 million through the expansion of Medicaid to cover more 6.6 percent between 2012 and 2013, tion has probably gone up tremendously because W “Sgt. Stout told Brachle approximately said. the first three quarters of 2015, a massive contrast according to financial news website Another alternative may be to these people need care they didn’t get before.” New Mexicans in 2013, state officials predicted 15 minutes prior to the shooting that “At one point, Lt. Brachle had intention- to the $25.8 million in profit it showed for the same 24/7 Wall St., which looked at FBI focus on rehabilitation instead of The three insurers whose financial statements Medicaid enrollment would top out at 720,000 Detectives Grant and Garcia were inside ally wrecked into ‘suspects’’ vehicles so period in 2014. data from across the country incarceration, as Torraco and Maestas are available all spent more on prescription drugs the undercover vehicle,” according to the many times under questionable circum- And Blue Cross, which has 127,000 Medicaid members, which was a big jump from the 550,000 Matt Simpson, a senior policy strate- have done in the past. Both said that through the first three quarters of 2015 than they summary judgment motion. “The seating stances that on a wall we formed the members, also lost money on the program in 2015, a New Mexicans on Medicaid at the time. But those gist with the American Civil Liberties adding penalties doesn’t address the had in the previous year. Molina’s drug payments location of the detectives and the two words ‘Lt.’ out of his destroyed car parts,” full problem. spokesperson for the company said while declining predictions were way off. As of Dec. 31, 842,568 suspects was also communicated during according to Grant’s affidavit. “This was Union of Texas, said conservatives totaled $79 million compared to $64.2 million during “It is a mistake to piecemeal our to say exactly what the loss was. several different radio transmissions that meant to be a suggestion or hint to him.” and liberals in his state worked the same period in 2014. United’s prescription drug New Mexicans – 41 percent of the state’s popula- Presbyterian Health Plan, which had 211,866 Med- Brachle was monitoring.” Stout’s affidavit said that Brachle suffers together to change common miscon- criminal statute,” Torraco said. claims rose to $36.8 million from $24.6 million, and tion – were on Medicaid. Enrollment is expected icaid members at the end of September, was the only When the bust occurred, Brachle violated from arachnophobia and that once, when ceptions of criminal justice reform. Presbyterian’s drug claims rose to $81.8 million from to rise to 900,000 before leveling off. Cost savings APD policy and training by “charging” he was a security guard in Colorado while “Reform does not simply mean let- New Mexico Political Report is a Medicaid insurer in New Mexico that made money $64.3 million. predicted under the expanded program, called the driver’s side of the undercover vehicle. in an attic crawlspace, tried to shoot ting hordes of people out of prison,” non-profit news organization formed tto on the program. Through the first three quarters Presbyterian’s Fryar said the company doesn’t Officers are trained to approach an under- a large spider. “Brachle said that after Simpson said. promote a greater public understanding of it had a net profit of $27 million on its Medicaid expect to make as much on Medicaid this year as it Centennial Care, never materialized, leaving a cover vehicle from the rear passenger side unsuccessfully trying to shoo the spider Simpson said reform includes politics and policy in the state of business, said PHP CFO Brandon Fryar. But that did in 2015, in part because of rising drug costs and $200 million shortfall. and to demand that suspects come out. away, he drew his issued sidearm and fired making sure violent criminals stay New Mexico. Its website is money represented a 3.5 percent net profit margin, falling overall revenue. “There is no question that Department procedures forbid a cop from a round at it,” Stout’s affidavit said. behind bars. NMPoliticalReport.com Fryar said. 12 • January 13, 2016 • ABQ FREE PRESS Editorial cartoons/letters letters/editorial cartoons ABQ FREE PRESS • January 13, 2016 • 13

To the Editor: for berating them into To the Editor: To the Editor: So you say you’re disap- revealing the identity of Regarding the ABQ Free Press letter to Alan Wagman’s letter on Albuquerque’s pointed in Gov. Martinez the Eldorado Hotel guest(s) the editor from Alan Wagman published sister city in Rehovot, Israel, is yet another for her behavior at her who complained about a on Dec. 30: Mr. Wagman wrote of “general attempt by Israel’s detractors to under- booze-fueled annual staff noisy early-morning party. public comment” at City Council meet- mine the legitimacy of the Jewish state. Christmas pizza party? Big But the upscale Eldorado ings. Sounds more like “general public The letter includes unsubstantiated and deal. Hotel is already geared venting” to me. undocumented charges that fit into the AFSCME isn’t terribly for dealing with indulgent Rehovot, Israel, is double the population category of large lies repeated ad nau- surprised that our governor guests whose revelry of Rio Rancho but is much smaller than seam. Repetition of a falsehood does not appeared inebriated at her crosses the line. Guests pay Albuquerque. And neither Rochester, N.Y., make it true. Here are some other easily party, nor can we claim top dollar for the privilege nor Heidelberg, Germany, seem to have checkable facts that Wagman omits: shock that she was caught of having hotel staff tolerate problems with their sister city relation- The Jewish people are the original in- in a lie trying to cover for this sort of celebratory ships to Rehovot. digenous inhabitants of the land of Israel, her rambunctious guests behavior. “Mass ethnic cleansing?” Expulsions which over the past 2,000 years has not who admittedly threw Every citizen, including at gunpoint? Mr. Wagman seems about lacked a Jewish population. Jerusalem has bottles from a fourth-floor the governor, has a respon- 75 to 85 years late with that sort of thing. had a Jewish majority since the 1850s. Perhaps he would think “better late than Eldorado Hotel balcony. sibility to understand and In light of the continuous Jewish pres- never.” ence in the land of Israel, it was a gener- After dealing with the respect our emergency-ser- Lots of us were around in 1967. We ous and peace-seeking effort on the part Martinez administration for vices system. Law-abiding going on six years, half- know what happened. Attempting to con of the Jewish community of Palestine to citizens simply don’t call truths and invented realities younger Albuquerque readers with black agree to the land’s partition, which the 911 without a clear and are par for the course in this equals white, up equals down – give me a Arab leadership rejected from 1937 to this present danger or threat administration. break. present day. to people’s well-being. An $8,000 holiday party I like the part about the “lynch mobs” Due to Palestinian rejectionism and Arab Further, once 911 has using taxpayer dollars rampaging through the streets of a major aggression, the 1948 war occurred and been contacted and public does outrage AFSCME world city. Mr. Wagman was probably displaced not only 700,000 Arabs from Pal- safety personnel have been members at a time when so thinking of the frequent murders and estine but also 800,000 Jews from Egypt, dispatched, any respecting few have so much and so assorted violence here in Albuquerque. Syria, Iraq and other Arab states. Imagine many have so little, but it citizen, buzzed or not, Perhaps he was just projecting his anger the peace and lack of suffering that would isn’t exactly fresh outrage. should know better than thousands of miles away from home. have been the case if the Palestinians had Truly, the past six years to phone 911 dispatch and Jewish Voice for Peace? There doesn’t accepted the United Nations partition have been one big party on argue over the reasoning seem to be anything remotely Jewish plan, as did Israel and two thirds of U.N. the taxpayer dime. From for their decisions. about what Mr. Wagman wrote, though members. the $30 million outsourcing In the coming weeks, perhaps he likes bagels and cream cheese. The Six Day War of 1967 had two casus of New Mexico’s behavioral we expect to hear plenty If so, he forgot to mention that. Peace? belli. The Egyptians massed 100,000 troops health to Arizona cronies or about how Gov. Martinez That’s quite a stretch, too. along Israel’s border in Sinai, and the contracts profitizing educa- deserves reprimand or con- Voice? Now we’re talking! He has a Egyptians blockaded the Straits of Tiran, tion by forking over tens of sequences over the events voice! As long as the City Council mem- an international waterway and Israel’s millions to testing compa- of that night. No question, bers don’t mind listening to random rants outlet to the Red Sea and Asia. Israel nies, the mismanagement of her bully behavior wasn’t and as long as you, Mr. Editor, don’t mind waited three weeks for the United States tax dollars is a day-to-day dignified and brought all a few column inches and just a bit of ink. and western nations to break the blockade reality. of New Mexico down on Hey, wait! I just used up some of your and to handle matters diplomatically. The primary misdeed the national stage. But the newsprint and ink! Sorry about that. Those efforts failed, and Israel had to take for which Gov. Martinez most severe transgression — Avraham Van Riper matters into its own hands for survival. should be raked over the deserving of consequences Maintaining Albuquerque’s sister-city coals is her bullying of a was her violation of her ABQ Free Press welcomes letters to the relationship with the city of Rehovot 911 dispatcher and Santa Fe own state code of conduct editor and bylined opinion pieces, subject (home of the Weizmann Institute of police officer. Her deci- and the abuse of our emer- to editing by the newspaper for style and Science) would send a loud message to length. Letters may appear in print on the sion to intervene wasted gency services system. anti-Israel voices, whether Jewish or oth- newspaper’s website, www.freeabq.com. their time and potentially AFSCME represents erwise, that our own city cannot be taken Writers should include their full name and a delayed service for citizens in by lies. Our relationship with Rehovot 911 dispatch and public daytime phone number that the newspaper’s experiencing actual life or safety officers across the demonstrates our recognition of common editors can use to contact them. Submissions democratic and humanitarian values. death emergencies. It was state. The duties that our should be sent to [email protected] an inebriated and indulgent members and other public — Rabbi Paul J. Citrin power play. When the safety officers faithfully and attorney general looks into efficiently perform have an the events of “pizza-gate” affect on the outcomes of it will be this abuse of life or death emergencies. What’s Not power and a violation of Gov. Martinez’s cavalier To Like? Gov. Martinez’s own state abuse of that system using employee code of conduct the power of our state’s 60,000 copies that warrants scrutiny, not highest office is not excus- 500 locations whether she had one and a able via a speedy staff-writ- half or five drinks over the Engaged readers ten apology. Her actions course of an evening. demand consequences. Certainly, Gov. Martinez owes hotel lobby staff and — Miles D. Conway, Advertise today security a sincere apology AFSCME Council 18 Contact [email protected] 14 • January 13, 2016 • ABQ FREE PRESS COLUMNS fiction ABQ FREE PRESS • January 13, 2016 • 15 Remembering Dr. King’s Work One Night in Santa Fe Makes a Hard Man Tremble BY WARD SHRAKE

26 Years after His Death “Did it work?” by sayrah namastÉ Editor’s note: Here’s the winning entry in our first (and maybe annual) #PartyLikeSusana writing “Sort of. No one got arrested. The donors left, elebrating his N.E. The event aims to educate the public contest, submitted by Ward Shrake of Raton, who though.” legacy: “This about Dr. King’s life work, teaching, and reads ABQ Free Press online. C “Except you guys.” business of burning contribution to both our nation and the Ward, a registered independent, said he doesn’t human beings with world. have a burning interest in politics, but since he “Yeah, but that’s what we do: take the blame for her!” napalm, of filling The celebration includes awards, music, arrived in New Mexico in 2003, “It’s like a freak our nation’s homes dances and poetry by various ethnic groups. show – you can’t pull yourself away from it.” “And all that cash under the table!” (Laughs.) with orphans and Admission is free. Ethnic dress is encour- He got his baptism in local politics in 2012, he “Sweet, I guess. Kinda harsh, though.” widows, of injecting aged. For more, call (505) 994-2335. said, when he tried to use a provision in state poisonous drugs of MLK Scholarships: Over the past 26 law to recall the entire Raton City Commission. “Hey, it beats student loans!” Although he met the petition signature require- hate into the veins of peoples normally years, the MLK Jr. Multicultural Council has “I guess. Okay, so what about the drunk dialing?” humane, of sending men home from awarded scholarships to high school seniors ment for the recall of all five commissioners, the dark and bloody battlefields physically for college tuition assistance. Students final decision to act on the recall fell to – the “She got all hammered and pissed off after they split. handicapped and psychologically deranged, submit essays about Dr. King’s legacy and commissioners themselves, he said. She was complaining to someone on the phone that cannot be reconciled with wisdom, justice, the impact it has had on their personal When they declined to act, Shrake went to the feds had just left bait cars around, and it was all and love. A nation that continues year lives. Under Hall’s leadership, the MLK then-Attorney General Gary King who referred entrapment.” after year to spend more money on military Multicultural Council has raised more than him to the local district attorney. When that led “Bait cars?!” (Laughs.) “What’s she mean by that?” defense than on programs of social uplift is $1 million dollars for scholarships, she said. to nothing, he tried to complain against the bar approaching spiritual death.” “Education is the great equalizer. Educa- licenses of the attorneys who did nothing. “Cars with bumper stickers that she didn’t like. She Those are the words spoken by Dr. tion provides the opportunities for success That led to a letter from the New Mexico musta thought she was talking to one of her lawyers Martin Luther King Jr. in a 1967 sermon at and remains an important key to fulfilling Supreme Court’s Disciplinary Board, which he said about it.” Riverside Baptist Church in New York City. Dr. King’s dream of equality,” Hall said. For concluded mishandling of the recall effort was the King would be celebrating his 87th more, call (505) 994-2335. result of “clerical errors.” “We pulled the phone away from her after a while, birthday on Jan. 15 had he not been assas- What’s been done in his name: The — Dan Vukelich, editor and told whoever it was that she was talking to that sinated at the age of 39 while supporting Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Center we were just having a frat party, and our friend was a striking union sanitation workers in Mem- Taskforce was in the forefront of organiz- little toasted, and we were sorry for waking them up. right in front of her when I watched her turning all phis. Nowadays, we hear mostly soundbites ing for police accountability and oversight Int. Santa Fe County Jail holding cell — Night. Fade in. That she really wasn’t who she said she was.” deep, vibrant purple like that! That chick couldn’t in Albuquerque. It was the task force that Wide shot. A handful of men are standing, sitting on metal from King’s “I Have a Dream” speech, “Did it work?” have pissed her off any more if she had totally been but he was a radical leader for racial and in 2011 requested the U.S. Department benches, killing time. Camera pushes through bars to tight paid to do it! Dissed her, bad, without even knowing economic justice and was passionately of Justice to investigate the Albuquerque shot of several men, two of whom appear to be well-dressed “It worked. She was obviously blitzed. And we were she was doing it!” opposed to war and militarism. Police Department. The nine-organization office workers, in disheveled suits, without ties. all apologetic about it and stuff. They just blew it off.” In Albuquerque, there are many ways to coalition organized community forums and “Or caring!” (Laughing and choking.) “That was hi- “But later she must have drunk dialed someone else, celebrate Dr. King’s legacy this year. allowed families of victims of APD violence “So, what are you guys in for?” larious! But my favorite bit was when some random The annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to tell their stories. In 2014, the DOJ’s find- because the real cops came. Not just hotel security hotel visitors overheard her. One of them, tall, really parade will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. ings confirmed that APD had a pattern and “Drunk dialing.” this time.” well-dressed, maybe a male prostitute, took one look 16, at the corner of University Boulevard practice of unconstitutional and excessive “And snowball fights.” “Or maybe those donors dudes looked suspicious, all – right down! – right at her, with his face all screwed and MLK Avenue Northeast. The parade force, mostly against minorities. coated in fine powder and rushing out of a loud party up like ‘Oh honey, you’re just nuts.’ Shook his head “What? Where could you even find snow to fight will proceed west on MLK and end at Civic Similarly, the Black Lives Matter at a hotel at that hour? Someone could have dropped and walked away.” with?” Plaza with a commemorative program. movement also has changed the national a dime on them?” discourse on police violence. Today’s “Yeah, like she was too short to be who she claimed The event is put on by the New Mexico “We didn’t. She was meeting with some new do- generation of activists carries Dr. King’s “Yeah, I didn’t think about that!” (Laughs.) “It prob- she was!” (Laughing and choking.) “I thought she MLK Jr. State Commission, established in nors who didn’t want to leave a paper trail. They’d words from August 1963 on the steps of ably looked like something out of an old Cheech and was gonna go all kablooey! He rolled his eyes at her, 1991 by the Legislature. The commission brought some really cool custom shredders with the Lincoln Memorial: “We can never be Chong!” too: Did you catch that? Right before the head shake? puts on the MLK Annual Youth Leadership them, out of paranoia.” Conference. It tries to help schools reach a satisfied as long as the Negro is the victim Then she tightened up into a big ball of cartoon rage, “Whatever it was, the real cops showed up that goal of being free of violence by hosting of unspeakable horrors of police brutality.” “Noisy but good. Guaranteed to make anything and couldn’t talk!” time.” the Youth Against Violence Symposium and Cleaning up the economy: Coming at incriminating unreadable. Kinda like those big tree “Oh, that was freakin’ awesome! I laughed so hard aims to substantially reduce youth violence. the end of January is the national Clean branch shredders.” “And wouldn’t go away!” (Laughs.) during booking that my sides still hurt!” More info at www.nmmlksc.com. Economy Summit 2016, set for Saturday, Learning more about Dr. King: Local Jan. 30, and Sunday ,Jan. 31, at Sandia “So they all saw some detective-looking dudes “Then the stuff really hit the fan!” (Laughs.) “Best job ever, being on her staff!” coming, and she got all upset and nervous over it. community leader Jewel Hall said her Preparatory School, 532 Osuna Rd. N.E. “She had a fit!” (Laughing.) “It just wasn’t her night!” favorite quote from Dr. King is, “Life’s The Carbon Economy Series, La Montañita They saw how she was acting, and they went into a most persistent and urgent question is, Co-Op, Green Fire Times, and others have total panic. They turned all the paper in the room into “That chick at the front desk not believing her really TWEETS ‘What are you doing for others?’” organized a weekend summit featuring a fine dust, dude!” put her panties into a wad! Oh, that was freakin’ local presenters on topics that include precious!” Hall is a founding member of both the “She had us throw it all out the windows and into the @ProgressNowNM: @Gov_Martinez drunk dials 911 students’ rights, a sensible drug policy, New Mexico Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wind, while she tried to make the cop guys go away.” “It’s stuff like that that makes this one of the best jobs after epic 6 hr Santa Fe Party permaculture design, uses of hemp, sustain- Multicultural Council and the Dr. Martin ever! All kinds of pay for a few ability and education, and practical ways Diane Denish @DDDNM: Move over Sarah Palin! Luther King Jr. Memorial Center. nights in jail. Fake IDs so none that we can shrink our carbon footprint. BEST VIDEO Here comes the party animal! The all-volunteer Multicultural Council’s of it ever sticks to us. And that mission is to promote, appreciate, and More at carboneconomyseries.com. SusanaPizzaMartinez @nmpartygirl: If alcohol is Our vote for the best #PartyLikeSusana look on her face would have practice an awareness of cultural diversity the problem, pizza is the solution. And the extra video is the somewhat dark “The Party made a few nights in jail worth and human rights by supporting the values Sayrah Namasté is an organizer with the credit is when you pay for me. Must Go On,” a YouTube video posted it, even if she wasn’t keeping by which Dr. King lived. American Friends Service Committee in by “Three Hep Ninjas” of Albuquerque us around just to have some- @4Leet: @Eldoradohotel: You should have shirts in The council’s 26th annual celebration Albuquerque. She writes about events starring Lauren Poole, AKA “Lynette.” the gift shop that say #partylikesusana You would will be held 1-3 p.m. Monday, Jan. 18, at one to blame!” of interest to Albuquerque’s activist More at Facebook/HepNinjas sell them so fast. Congregation Albert, 3800 Louisiana Blvd. community. “I almost lost it, and laughed 16 • January 13, 2016 • ABQ FREE PRESS READER POLL READER POLL ABQ FREE PRESS • January 13, 2016 • 17

free pass they have given this corrupt administration.” “Susana Martinez has finally let her true colors slip “If you want to know who she is really beholden too, “What positive [thing] has Martinez done for our state? out as seen in her drunken bullying and above-the-law just look at her policies – big oil, the Koch brothers and She has a Teflon coat, and it seems our puppet governor “Stop drunk dialing.” OMG Susana! shenanigans in a Santa Fe hotel recently. Teachers, parents pseudo-education companies that are soaking our state pulls the puppet strings of the media.” BY DAN VUKELICH “Her latest decision to cut the SNAP Program, the and students have been right all along that she is a fierce for millions.” “Admit to herself she has a drinking problem.” decision she made that has caused New Mexico to cease destructive force whose systematic decimation of schools he votes are in, and “Put an end to the drunk pizza governor.” to be a magnet for film production, and her position on has nobody’s best interest at heart but a few power- How has Governor Martinez performed Tit’s clear that ABQ New Mexico driver’s licenses is enough to make one vote “You have the appearance of conflict of interest on and money-hungry corporate thugs like herself. Good with regard to economic development? Free Press readers are against her even if she ran for dog catcher.” riddance in a few years!” education and energy and don’t seem to care. You call 911 seriously pissed off at like it’s your personal answering service. This is a misuse of Extremely well “You suck at your job.” “I hope she gets impeached.” Gov. Susana Martinez. power.”

Last month’s “piz- “Not supporting a drunk.” “Be sober next time you are on a recorded phone call.” Well “I miss Richardson, even at his worst.” z-zah” incident appears “Susana Martinez, you think you are all-powerful, but “Do not take Obama’s refugees/Muslims/terrorists “I’ve had enough of the corruption. I’ve had enough of Neither well to have triggered an your legacy as governor is going to be just like your into New Mexico. And for God’s sake, get a handle on nor poorly the Hanna woman ruining our children’s education. I’m avalanche of pent-up legacy as Dona Ana County district attorney. You like to illegals!” most upset about the Texan scaring off the tech and film Poorly frustration over lack of of a governor on their short list for VP in 2016!” take credit for other people’s work and then trash-talk “Democratic state senators, where are your cojones? Stop industries from being able to grow in New Mexico.” economic development the work they did before you came along.” “She did a great job cleaning up dirty Bill Richardson Extremely being the privileged hall monitors, and earn your pay and and anger over the wasteful projects except that stupid Rail Runner white “We’ve all made mistakes in our lives, but by no means poorly How has Governor Martinez performed pensions!! If any one of you were caught in this position, governor’s stubborn- elephant!” should she be crucified over her actions at the Christmas 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% with regard to cleaning up government? she would bar-b-que your asses!!!” ness on education, the party! I wouldn’t want my dirty laundry aired in public! “I can’t wait for the federal government to prosecute Ms. environment and the free ride they believe she has Extremely well People need to get off Gov. Martinez’s ass.” Martinez and all her friends who misused monies and How has Governor Martinez been “Occupy Santa Fe is fueling the movement to impeach received from certain segments of the news media. treated by the news media? committed fraud all for their personal gain.” “I’m appalled that this person has been elected twice. Governor Martinez with a ‘pizza party’ demonstration on They have taken special offense at her penchant Very well Extremely From everything I’ve seen, she’s basically a puppet for big opening day of the 2016 legislative session.” for crushing her political enemies. “The governor is an embarrassment to New Mexico.” fairly Neither well corporations and has zero interest in improving life in this Our online readers’ survey was open from Dec. “She would be a great VP.” nor poorly state for regular people.” “You are just as bad as Bill Richardson, giving New Mexico Fairly 30 to Jan. 8 and generated 1,841 responses. a bad rap to the nation. Go back to Texas!” “Thanks for covering the corrupt governor and facili- Poorly “Her staff appointees are incompetent and/or corrupt. Sadly, the governor’s best marks came in her Neither fairly “I’ve grown very weary of this new GOP. Lately, they are tating public opinion. Please air her dirty laundry and nor unfairly Anyone who is still bellowing about Bill Richardson or promotion of New Mexico – 10.81 percent of the re- Extremely even frightening. I have no respect for most of them.” promote her impeachment.” poorly Gary Johnson has not had to work under this administra- spondents said she has done “well” or “extremely Somewhat unfairly tion.” “You are shameful and frightening. I sincerely worry well.” How has Governor Martinez performed 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% with regard to education? about your office taking revenge on any person who does Nine in 10 readers said they wouldn’t vote for Extremely “Stop throwing parties and making a fool of yourself.” unfairly not fall into your line of thinking. Finally, please resign.” her again if she sought higher office. Extremely well “Apologize for your actions at the Christmas party. “Martinez and Secretary Skandera are corporate whores 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% The survey generated responses from Demo- Quit blaming everyone else. Admit you were drunk and who are pilfering public funds for education, and Pearson “She needs to go have her drunken pizza parties in crats (51.55 percent), Republicans (15.92 percent), Very well pushed your title on everyone. In short, ‘Man up!’” is the company that is profiting. The students and teachers Texas!” Independents (21.51 percent), plus people who “Don’t drink if you are going to talk to the police.” deserve better.” “She is a villain.” Neither well “She had a chance, as a woman – a Latina woman – to identified themselves as Greens, Socialists or other nor poorly “I’m a real Republican like the way it used to be. She is a represent New Mexico as a great place to live, work, and “She is a sleazy party girl from Texas, bought and paid for “The media in this state, all the TV stations and the (11.03 percent). raise a family, but she blew it completely and is a disgrace Poorly radical.” by big Republican money, with no true interest in the land Albuquerque Journal treat her like she’s a princess on a More women (59.64 percent) responded than to our state. If she thinks she should take a position in or people (Native American, Hispanic, or other).” reality show. I would like to see our media start acting like men (40.36 percent). Based on the level of detail in “You should be ashamed of yourself. Do us all a favor, Extremely higher office, she should keep dreaming. Her internalized the fourth estate instead a bunch of star-struck kids!” poorly “Governor Martinez is a liar. She campaigned as a the criticisms of the governor on education, there resign and disappear.” racism against her own people will keep millions of supporter of the developmentally disabled, then her appeared to have been a significant response from 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% “Your drunken behavior is a disgrace to this state.” Hispanics and Latinos from further reaching their dreams How has Governor Martinez performed second month in office she cut my daughter’s benefits by teachers. of goals of living good lives in the U.S.” with regard to the environment? “Peetzah.” 18 percent.” The real vitriol came out in readers’ responses to “She needed to remove Hanna Skandera from educa- “What happened to that great lady I once knew and Extremely well “Promise our governor will see my message!” “She embarrassed me with that phone call that was on the question: “What would you like to tell Gover- tion.” supported. How quickly the ugly side of politics took hold. the news. My friends in other states think our governor nor Martinez?” “Suzana is not virtuous. Therefore, we are to assume that She forgot about the people who believed in her as she “She’s the best governor that I’ve see in my time for our is a drunk who pigs out on pizza. I am also shocked that Well Here’s a representative selection: she is not happy. Perhaps this is why she drinks herself began to rise. When all is said and done, it is us she will state since Gov. Gary Johnson.” she thinks she can call anyone and throw her name and into a stupor.” have to answer to. New Mexicans are getting wise to her Neither well position to get what she wants.” nor poorly “She is ineffective, a bully, and a drunk.” “My disabled cat and I are just sitting in a room eating lack of character. I take no pleasure saying this.” pizzaaaa and judging the shit outta you. (And no, that’s “She has no clue on what teachers’ jobs are. The amount “How many more days until she is gone?” Poorly “I find it disheartening that the media, for the most part, not a joke; he actually is physically disabled.)” of free time we use to do our jobs. I know she would not “The governor is clueless on so many levels. She is an handled her with kid gloves. The fact that she is able to do it for free.” embarrassment to all New Mexicans.” “The Tesla gigafactory was lost due to her. Why did she “Hector Balderas needs to continue the investigation of Extremely ‘stretch the truth’ and not be corrected is just bad and suddenly jet off to Houston when Elon wanted us for the poorly How has Governor Martinez performed “I worked very hard to get Susana Martinez elected in lazy reporting. Susana la Tejana has gotten away with the APS scandal that involved the hiring of Luis Valentino plant? Jay and you blew a magnificent opportunity, and with regard to immigration and border 2010. I made a terrible mistake.” 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% framing her administration in the media to her advan- and Jason Martinez and the involvement [of] Hanna protection? you should be ashamed.” tage, and this is especially troublesome. The only comfort Skandera, and Governor Suzanne [sic] Martinez played a “Independent investigations should be made into her “We need a new and just New Mexico government. Gov “Fine job.” is that Trump, Cruz, and Rubio do not have this disaster role in it.” Extremely well personal/political finances.” Susanna, Mayor Berry and that APD guy – you all need to “Her bullying is downright criminal. Someone needs to go!!!” “I don’t understand the media’s obsession with the Based on her performance on the Very well investigate her abuse of power and put her under a mi- How has Governor Martinez performed Christmas party. Is it because that’s the first thing in issues above, how likely are you to vote for “Susana Martinez is biased and does not consider other with regard to efficient delivery of Governor Martinez if she seeks higher croscope from here forward because she is a lawbreaker. nearly eight years there is any ‘gotcha’ on her? Vicious, Neither well views, which makes for a horrible leader.” government services? nor poorly office? horrid behavior on the part of her enemies.” Her narcissistic personality has hurt many good people Extremely who happened to disagree with her policy.” “Susana wearing orange jumpsuit in the near future is Extremely well “I feel she is arrogant, does not care for the people Poorly likely best for New Mexico.” in New Mexico and has helped New Mexico go on a “You are an awful governor.” Very well Extremely Somewhat likely downward spiral in all areas.” poorly “Your question on the media is not accurate. I might have asked how much bias the governor has been shown by the Neither well “About the only good thing I can say about Martinez is 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Neither likely nor poorly nor unlikely that she’s quite photogenic.” media. Or I might have asked whether the Albuquerque For the full results and more reader comments Somewhat Journal is the governor’s press agent.” Poorly from the ABQ Free Press Readers Poll visit “We are last in education and first in crime. Why would “Thank you for cleaning up the prior administration’s crap.” unlikely any Fortune 500 company want to relocate here?” “Her character came through loud and clear in her www.freeabq.com Extremely “I’m still dumbfounded that she has moved forward with Extremely poorly unlikely treatment of the dispatcher and hotel employee through- “Worst governor in the history of New Mexico! The main- reinstating the food stamp work requirements, given the out the “peedzah and cokesss” episode. Mean, vindictive, 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% stream media should be ashamed of themselves for the extent of poverty and food insecurity in this state.” entitled.”

TBD 18 • January 13, 2016 • ABQ FREE PRESS NEWS NEWS ABQ FREE PRESS • January 13, 2016 • 19 LEGISLATORS, Page 8 APD Ordered Stonewalling, Former Records Chief Says Sen. Jacob Candelaria, kill or injure others three or more BY DENNIS DOMRZALSKI Albuquerque Democrat times. “When do we say ‘enough is he former records custodian for the Lighten the state enough?’” Rehm said. TAlbuquerque Police Department to the public and to the news media, So even though you’re the records tax load on small Use Colorado’s standard of 5 says he was ordered by higher-ups Conflicting Stories he testified. custodian, you really don’t have the businesses. nanograms per milliliter of THC in to fabricate reasons to deny public Here’s an excerpt: final say on producing records; is that Increase the the blood for driver impairment by information requests from the public From Custodian? Q: By Mr. [Colin] Hunter: Okay. Who accurate? state’s minimum marijuana use. “If you look around and news media in high-profile cases makes those calls when a member of Mr. [Gregory] Wheeler: Object to the wage. our Colorado border, law enforcement and that he was fired when he objected Editor’s note: Here’s an excerpt of an the public requests a document that’s foundation. You can answer that if you Support the has been complaining about a sharp to the practice. analysis we ran on Nov. 18, 2014, not- in the possession of the Albuquerque can. proposed constitu- increase in DWI, drugged driving, in The former custodian, Reynaldo ing contradictions in fired APD records Police Department? A: Restate the question. tional amendment for early childhood particular, marijuana, entering New Chavez, made the allegations in a custodian Reynaldo Chavez’s accounts A: I normally would myself, and/or Q: Even though you are the records legislation. Mexico,” he said. whistleblower lawsuit filed Jan. 4 in of how he handles Inspection of Public legal. custodian, you didn’t really have final Support a proposed constitutional Bernalillo County District Court. Named Records Act requests. We deposed him Q: Who do you, typically, consult say in this particular case with Ms. amendment to “give judges the power Sen. Cisco McSorley, as defendants in the lawsuit are APD in May 2014 in a lawsuit that we filed with on whether or not to deny a [Kim] Holland’s request – to detain without bail for individuals Albuquerque Democrat Chief Gorden Eden, Assistant Chief to obtain APD’s military weapons in- request? A: Correct. charged with crimes they find to be a Appropriate Robert Huntsman, Administrative ventory. The article compared Chavez’s A: Normally [I] do not consult with Q: To – let me finish – to produce the danger to the community.” $2.3 million to test Support Bureau Executive Director answers to those he gave in a similar anyone. Again, I’ve been doing it close requested records? to four years. I’m fairly certain when A: Correct. up to 5,000 un- William Slausen and former assistant lawsuit filed by KRQE-TV in 2013. I have to do a denial, and if I do, I’ll Q: Ultimately, the [public information Sen. Michael Padilla, tested rape DNA City Attorney Kathryn Levy. n denying our request, APD said usually seek counsel from our legal officer] and the deputy chief and the Albuquerque Democrat test kits. “The lack The suit alleges the defendants that making the [military weapons] department. chief were the ones who made that Support the of diligence is an ordered Chavez to obstruct the media’s I public information requests in high-pro- inventory public could aid terrorists. That’s Reynaldo Chavez’s story. He call, correct? proposed constitu- indication of the file cases and to stifle requests from APD cited an exception in the law for stuck to it for 61 pages of deposition. A: Yes. tional amendment way this society certain individuals, including freelance “tactical response plans” and “tactical In an earlier deposition, however, Two depositions. Two wildly different for early childhood treats rape survivors,” McSorley said. journalist Charles Arasim and Silvio emergency procedures that could one conducted by an attorney for answers. education. “It will Legalize the growing of hemp for use Dell’Angela, an Albuquerque resident be used to facilitate the planning or KRQE-TV, Channel 13, Chavez told The message we got from examining produce a much in manufacturing. and frequent APD critic. execution of a terrorist attack.” a different story about how APD page after page of Chavez’s deposi- more qualified The defendants ordered Chavez to In his deposition, Reynaldo Chavez, decides whether another form of tions is that APD, when it wants to work force, which Rep. Bill McCamley, “creatively deny an allowable exception the APD records custodian, said he public record, lapel-camera videos, are release a record to the news media, in the long run will help turn the Mesilla Park Democrat to the IPRA [Inspection of Public Records made that call himself, without con- released to the public or news media. releases it, and when it doesn’t, it economy around,” he said. “This will Legalize and tax Act] to withhold production of respon- sulting anyone else at APD. He alone Here’s an excerpt: doesn’t, then comes up with a justifica- not raise taxes for anybody; it’s simply marijuana. sive public records in an effort to ‘baffle’ decides which records are turned over Q: [By attorney Martin Esquivel]: tion later. money that belongs to all of us.” Eliminate the or frustrate the requestor or otherwise Create a state inspector general’s office. state’s tax deduc- burden them,” the lawsuit says. “This office is going to be completely tion for capital The lawsuit alleges that Chavez his testimony in a deposition he gave in “Such boxes of material were not death of Jaquise Lewis; the shooting of an IPRA case filed by this newspaper (see relevant to the request but ‘will take up APD Det. Jacob Grant, who was shot by independent of any other state govern- gains and increase also was told “to fabricate reasons sidebar). her time and tire her out,’ or words to his own supervisor; and matters involv- ment departments,” he said. the earned income to burden requestors with additional Chavez’s suit says that video of a that effect as expressed by defendant ing former Police Chief Ray Schultz and Approve a proposed constitutional tax credit for requirements when such requirements protest against APD was deleted. The Levy,” according to the lawsuit. his involvement with Taser International, amendment to use 5.5 percent of the the working poor. “We’ve made the were not needed, such as case numbers or increased particularity in a given suit alleges there is unreleased video of The high-profile public information the lawsuit alleges. Land Grant Permanent Fund’s revenues decision in the state over the last 10 the 20014 shooting of homeless camper cases that Chavez said he was ordered According to the lawsuit, Chavez often to replace $120 million dollars that the years to shift the burden to working request.” City Attorney Jessica Hernandez said, James Boyd. He also charges that he to sabotage included those related objected to his orders to foil public state’s public schools will lose in 2017 and poor people, and this is an effort was ordered to bury requestors with to Mary Han, who died in November records requests. He was fired this past because of the sunset of an amendment to balance out that burden,” McCam- “There is always more to the story when the city finds it necessary to fire an employee,” irrelevant documents so they would get 2010 of an alleged suicide; APD officers August, allegedly after complaining passed in 2003. The lost funding would ley said. she said. “That is true here, as well. tired of looking through them and give Robert Woolever and John Doyle; about what he said were unlawful mean the loss of up to 2,000 public Allow terminally ill people to deter- “The city takes these claims seriously, up, according to the lawsuit. Bernalillo County District Attorney orders to deny public records requests, school teachers, he said. mine how their life will end. especially as they relate to our respon- “Defendant Levy specifically instructed Kari Brandenburg; APD’s use of force; the lawsuit says. Require the state to buy one-third of sibilities under public record laws. We Mr. Chavez to produce boxes of records APD’s Internal Affairs unit; the Police The lawsuit seeks unspecified punitive its goods and services from New Mexico Sen. Mimi Stewart, are committed to those responsibilities for KRQE-13 reporter Kim Holland of Oversight Commission; every APD damages for emotional distress, as well companies. “That would literally create Albuquerque Democrat and are constantly striving to improve non-responsive material related to her officer-involved shooting, including as attorney fees. about 7,500 to 10,000 jobs for New Mex- Extend a tax transparency and responsiveness to requests concerning the United States James Boyd and Mary Hawkes, both Dennis Domrzalski is an associate editor ico companies overnight,” Padilla said. credit for solar public requests,” Hernandez said. Department of Justice Investigation of of whom were fatally shot by officers at ABQ Free Press. Reach him at Establish a New Mexico campaign panels that would Chavez’s allegations are at odds with APD,” the lawsuit says. in 2014; the skateboard park shooting [email protected] finance authority. “Some of these guys otherwise expire at are doing all sorts of stupid things, like end of 2016. adding coffee at McDonalds or putting Increase teacher tires on their car as campaign finances,” salaries. “It’s been he said. Now, we do drive all over the since before the Government Transparency? state, but it would never occur to me to recession that we have given a raise to use campaign finance money to maintain teachers’ salaries,” Stewart said. n early December, ABQ Free Press filed an Inspection revoke Tyler’s law enforcement certification. What we my car, but a lot of people do all these Reduce the DNA Rape Kit backlog. Iof Public Records Act request with the New Mexico got on Dec. 10 was a two-page cover form for the LEA weird things.” Oppose the so-called ban on social Department of Public Safety for documents relating to 90 and 11 totally black pages containing the allegations promotion. “We have 50 years of re- Jessica Tyler, the embattled head of the Albuquerque against Tyler. DPS said it redacted the entire document Rep. Bill Rehm, search showing that flunking children Albuquerque at an early grade is not helpful and in Police Department’s training academy. ABQ Free Press because it contained information about disciplinary Republican fact they’re 50 percent more likely to sought the LEA 90 form that the Bernalillo County actions and personnel evaluations. DPS charged us $4. Life in prison not graduate from high school,” she Sheriff’s Office had filed against Tyler seeking to We probably used that much in toner. for people who said. staff photo SPORTS ABQ FREE PRESS • January 13, 2016 • 21 How Long Must Lady Lobo Hoops Fans Wait? BY RICHARD STEVENS

he empty seats lose that edge in college athletics, in a Tin The Pit have mid-level conference, it is difficult to a voice. The voices pull it back. It will be interesting to see send a message. if Boise State can recapture its blue-turf They speak of edge in football. When you lose to the potential lost. They Lobos at home, you have problems. speak of what could Sanchez needs to recapture a fan base have been. that is showing less and less interest. Those Pit voices haunt us like the The season tickets sell well and help moans of ghosts in a drafty castle. The pad attendance, but too many of those Pit is becoming a bit drafty, too – too fans have become ghosts and leave much empty space. empty seats. CALLING ALL PETS There was a time when New Mex- ico’s women’s basketball was on the There was a time when cusp of becoming one of the more New Mexico’s women’s vibrant programs in the nation. Don Jeff Hartzer sent us this photo of his two Flanagan had it going. You might recall basketball was on the Schipperkes, Holly and Duke, who love to travel when his Lobos played in the NCAA cusp of becoming one with the windows down. Tournament in The Pit how University Arena rocked at 18,000 strong, like in of the more vibrant the days of Norm Ellenberger, Michael programs in the nation Cooper and Marvin Johnson. The Pit’s Send it to fan base gave the Lobos a huge edge – Sanchez’s head was on the chopping [email protected] a recruiting tool – that had few equals. block in 2014-15 heading into the 2015 Include your name, phone number, and your pet’s name, At UNM – long, long ago – the Mountain West wars. She had just athletic experience in The Pit (fan wise) come off an embarrassing loss to New and we’ll try to reserve their spot in the pet parade. rivaled that of Tennessee or UConn. Mexico State. She was seen bar-hop- Incredibly, it was a hot hand that UNM ping in Las Cruces the night before the inexplicably folded. You have to blame game and her team looked ill-prepared the brain trust at UNM for allowing a to face the Aggie press. golden opportunity to slip away. When she took the Lobos to Europe The problem to some is the selection two summers back, her team did not of Yvonne Sanchez as Flanagan’s have shoot-arounds prior to those replacement. Not that Sanchez is a bad European games. The Italy trip came coach. It’s more that the Lobo women’s across as a glorified vacation for program was on the verge of being Sanchez and assistant Janice Ruggiero. something outstanding – with national appeal – and UNM needed to make an Basketball, it seemed, took a second honest effort to bring in a name coach seat to wine tasting. with exactly that – national appeal. Sanchez’s head might not be on the Sanchez is not a “name” coach. Not chopping block this season, but she even close. needs to do better. She was swept by Paul Krebs, UNM’s director of the Aggies this season. Her Lobos also athletics, picked Sanchez. The primary lost to Texas El Paso. The pain here is reason seemed to be that Sanchez was in remembering that the Lobos were “excited and happy” to get the job. on the cusp of becoming a Southwest Krebs was lazy. Krebs had no vision. power. Now, they’re the whipping If “happy to be here,” is the primary child for UTEP and NMSU. requirement, maybe we are lucky that To shoot for what “could have been” “Snake” (the self-appointed super fan in this program probably is to shoot for men’s basketball) didn’t apply for at distant stars with a slingshot and a the men’s position when Krebs was Sweet 16 prayer. looking for a replacement for Steve But it would be nice if the Lobos Alford. clawed their way into the NCAA Sanchez hasn’t done badly – thanks playoffs. If Sanchez can’t do it, maybe to the Mountain West being one of “Snake” is looking for a job. the worst conferences in the nation – but she hasn’t excelled. It would be Richard Stevens is a former sports writer a surprise to many if she returns the for The Albuquerque Tribune. More program to the glory days. It might recently he was an insider at the Lobo be impossible for any coach to return athletic department. Reach him at the program to those days. Once you [email protected] 22 • January 13, 2016 • ABQ FREE PRESS Arts Food ABQ FREE PRESS • January 13, 2016 • 23 Matters of the Art: A Brew or A Cuppa? 505 Entrée: Late Night Delivers — Literally by LISA BARROW by Ariane Jarocki

Tea and sympathy f there’s one thing Albuquerque’s Late Night Take pity on “Downton Abbey” Idining scene has been missing, it’s 2933 Monte Vista Blvd NE, 433-2795, fans. After five years of success on late-night delivery options. facebook.com/latenightabq the public television airwaves and Sure, there’s pizza and a smattering Hours: Tues.-Sat. From 6 p.m. to 3 a.m. unanticipated cultural prestige, the of corporate sandwiches, but I can only big-hearted melodrama tracing the eat so much of that before my taste fortunes of an aristocratic English buds rebel. I’ve long dreamt of the for recommendations, I was assured that family and its household staff is slated day when my lovely Southwest home everything on the menu was awesome. to come to a close at the end of its would join the metropolitan big boys My research isn’t complete, but I’ve sixth season. with late-night delivery of Asian food. made a thorough start. So far, that bold As Violet Crawley, Dowager Count- And that day has come. assertion has proved true.. My research ess of Grantham, would chastise Late Night offers the delivery of fine isn’t complete, but I’ve made a thorough anyone who might dare to respond Asian food. Moonlighting at The Shop start. So far, the bold assertion our callously to the news, “My dear, a lack (2933 Monte Vista NE), you can dine waiter made has proved true. of compassion can be as vulgar as an in at Late Night or have savory fare The menu is separated into small and excess of tears.” delivered. When I inquired, I was told large plates. But the small plates we Duke City fans of the show can the delivery area is “far.” ordered were all hearty portions. We demonstrate their upper-crust Before heading Downtown, a friend split three small plates between two of resilience and commiserate with other and I visited Late Night for supper. It’s a us, and I emerged thoroughly sated. Ariane Jarocki bit surreal to enter The Shop after dark, We started with the Asian Nachos. Downton lovers. At The St. James The pièce de résistance: Late Night’s Egg Foo Yung Burger. Tearoom (320 Osuna NE), Goodbye to but crossing the threshold felt inviting, Late Night touts the “handmade from Downton offers a full afternoon tea of and inside, music was jamming. The scratch” tagline, so my expectations a spicy mayo. Toppings were painstak- concept that could go horribly wrong, dainty nibbles and demure sipping in atmosphere is casual and fun, and we were high. And I was impressed. ingly, evenly spread out, leaving no chip but Late Night gets it just right. This is the Downton library hosted by Lord danced in our seats until our food arrived. These nachos are perfectly crisp naked. The pork’s bulgogi sweet and what Asian fusion dreams are made of. wonton chips topped with pork belly, and Lady Grantham. The menu is straightforward Asian spicy flavor balanced perfectly with the The burger’s handmade patties are cra- ITV Encouraged to dress in their most dig- onions’ vinegar and creamy mayo. dled by a homemade, sesame-sprinkled nified Edwardian or Roaring Twenties The Dowager Countess (Maggie Smith) considers the end of “Downton Abbey.” Our second small plate was Kimchi bun. Stacked atop the all-beef patty getups, guests will be able to engage in Hot Balls. I went in blind, with absolutely is an egg foo yung patty, a mixture of date, Tuesday, Jan. 26, was added to To be placed on a waiting list (and and The Riddims, New Mexico’s own some good old-fashioned conversation no clue what a “hot ball” was. I gambled, scrambled eggs and diced veggies. accommodate the overflow, but has perhaps politely beg for another date purveyors of feel-good, desert-flecked about their Downton knowledge and praying that something crazy like bull A traditional brown sauce swirled with also reached maximum capacity. At to be added), contact St. James’ Event reggae/ska. hopes for the final season. testes wrapped in spicy cabbage wouldn’t ketchup smothers the whole shebang, and $48 per person, it’s a testament to Registrar, Laura, at 681-3265. I’LL Drink to That (IDTT) also offers As we go to press, all slots for the arrive. I can now assure our readers that fried onions gambol in the sauce. Both Albuquerque’s love of finery, fancy In the meantime, consider drop- a feast for the eyes, including a lineup Wednesday, Jan. 20, event from 6:30 to these deep-fried, rolled spheres of cheesy patties are incredibly juicy, and the home- houses and English accents. ping by the tearoom for their regular of artists who’ll be painting live and 8:30 p.m. have already filled. A second kimchi risotto are divine. made buns are hardy enough to hold up to service. January’s menu theme is auctioning off their canvases. The risotto’s texture — superbly all that sauce and ketchup. Late Night has Starry Night: Honoring Impressionist Phoenix-based El Moises, making his crisp outside with thoroughly gooey sriracha on hand for spice seekers, but the Painters. The three-course afternoon IDTT debut, promises to wow audi- insides — is completed by toppings flavors here really don’t need assistance. tea includes delights like “Van Gogh’s ences with the frenetic, hard-edged of spicy mayo, sesame seeds, smoked As I write this, I’m anticipating Tuesday Traditional Tea Sandwich,” consisting lines of his impossibly colorful, elec- fish flakes and the like. I immediately night, when Late Night reopens. Maybe of cucumber with grapefruit mint but- trically charged painting that draws wanted to order more. Limited as I am being distracted by memories after just ter, and “Carot’s Grape Custard Tart.” on traditions from Chicano murals to by the laws of physics, I knew I needed one visit is the ultimate good review. Make reservations by visiting Mexican iconography to modern-day Above: The Asian Tacos at Late Night are perfectly crisp wonton chips topped with pork belly, pickled to save room for the entrée that caused onions, jalapenos, cilantro and a spicy mayo. Resident foodie Ariane Jarocki fearlessly stjamestearoom.com or calling 242-3752. pop celebrities. me to seek out Late Night, the pièce de reports on Albuquerque’s restaurant, food Mic check Painter Michael Fish melds abstract résistance: the Egg Foo Yung Burger. truck and bakery scenes for ABQ Free Press. Fusion—and real fusion, at that. Asking pickled onions, jalapenos, cilantro and The Egg Foo Yung Burger is a fusion After 45 iterations of their popular color geometries with lush figurative I’LL Drink to That event series, images whether he’s depicting cow Immastar Productions has proven skulls, coyotes or Eazy E. they know how to put the “variety” Jessica Estevan drenches her wood- back in “variety show.” en panel canvases in thick, organic On Sunday, Jan. 24, their first swathes of oil, acrylic and resin to de- brouhaha of 2016 kicks off at 4 p.m. pict vibrant Southwestern landscapes at Tractor Brewing - Wells Park (1800 and likenesses. Fourth Street NW) with a blistering IDTT is completely free to attend, assortment of artists, comics, musical so all your funds can go to supporting acts, poets and vendors selling original the artists and beer-brewers of your art, prints, clothing, food and more. local economy. Tons more recognizable Performers include Albuquerque names round out this exciting roster of favorites like Jessica Helen Lopez, creative minds, so see the event page whose two-year stint as Albuquerque’s at bit.ly/JanuaryIDTT for more details. Poet Laureate comes to a close in just Lisa Barrow is a member of the Dirt a few short months; Ebony Isis Booth, City Writers collective. Visit her on the wielding a velvet-titanium voice that interwebs at facebook.com/LisaBarrow- has the power to arrest an entire room Tractor Brewing LikesWords. She most recently served as whether she’s speaking or singing; El Moises paints a canvas at Tractor Brewing – Wells Park. arts & lit and web editor at Weekly Alibi. 24 • January 13, 2016 • ABQ FREE PRESS film ENTERTAINMENT ABQ FREE PRESS • January 13, 2016 • 25 Listmas: The Top Ten Movies You (Probably) Didn’t See in 2015 by SAMANTHA ANNE CARRILLO Get Your Motor Running BY DAN VUKELICH hanks to ads and PR, you’re “semi-autobiographical” coming-of-age a secret. Their banished 18-year-old BOND Talready familiar with some great story – especially its teenage protago- daughter Agatha (Mia Wasokowski) movies released this year. Films like nist’s choice of an older lover – are her returns home and is hired as batty Education Jobs Careers “Dope,” “Grandma,” “Room,” and chromosomes. With the genre populated starlet Havana Segrand’s (Julianne “Spotlight” deserve their spots on by “Weird Science” and “American Pie,” Moore) personal assistant, setting in our collective best-of list. But making a bold, female-driven representative is motion a fairy tale-death spiral. Rated yet another list of these same movies welcome. Rated R. 102 minutes R. 112 minutes FEBRUARY 2 seems pointless. The Duke of Burgundy Queen of Earth Since 1965 CNM has been changing lives and From the Avengers to Star Wars, building community for the citizens of central you’ve been briefed on the latest Did you find “50 Shades of Grey” heavy Alex Ross Perry’s new psychological New Mexico. Supporting this bond issue is a franchise installments. You know in style but light in substance? Released thriller showcases “Mad Men” actress wise investment for everybody who values that feminists took “Straight Outta stateside in early 2015, Peter Strickland Elisabeth Moss’ dramatic talents. As the power of education and its positive Compton” to task for its revisionist examines the love story between accom- Catherine Hewitt, Moss delivers a impacts on our community and our economy. omission of N.W.A. members’ history plished entomologist Cynthia (Sidse nuanced performance as a woman un- CNM is asking to increase its tax rate to of violence toward women. Charlize Babett Knudsen) and her younger stu- hinged by getting dumped shortly after allow for critically important renovations Theron’s filmic prominence over Tom dent, domestic and lover Evelyn (Chiara her dad dies. Catherine seeks sanctuary and improvements to the College’s learning Hardy in “Mad Max: Fury Road” D’Anna). There’s more to this May-De- at a lake house with BFF Ginny Lowell environments at all campuses. With over enraged the Men’s Rights Movement cember romance than meets the eye, and (Katherine Waterston). Amid mounting 30,000 citizens turning to CNM for their — yes, that’s a thing. Strickland’s cinematography and creative mistrust, the dynamics of their com- educational needs, these improvement Courtesy TNT Productions projects would allow CNM to better serve Movies about sex and gender storytelling techniques reveal deeper, plex friendship are framed by horror and educate its growing student body. captured the popular imagination. The Big Short darker aspects of power, desire and conventions, putting the “psycho” back f you’re into cars, the 25th annual Vin Diesel’s GTO from 2002 movie obsessive love. Unrated. 104 minutes in psychodrama. Unrated. 90 minutes While “50 Shades of Grey” broached Adam McKay’s feature adapts nonfic- ISupernationals Auto Show at the “xXx,” and a 1939 Plymouth pow- Transform learning the topic of BDSM — badly, IMHO — tion on the aughts’ subprime mortgage Heaven Knows What Lujan Exhibit Complex of Expo ered by a radial airplane engine with the masses, “Carol” poignantly crisis. The comedy-drama’s narrative New Mexico is the place to be Jan. will also be exhibited. at CNM. Ben and Joshua Safdie partnered with illuminated the challenges of life as is impressive in scope. Christian Bale 29 to 31, when more than 200 of the TNT Productions’ show is a fam- Arielle Holmes for this nihilistic drama. a coupled lesbian in 1950s America. portrays Michael Burry, creator of the wildest custom rides ever built go ily-friendly event. Free tickets for CNM.EDU/LOCALBOND Based on Holmes’ life as a homeless Eddie Redmayne’s portrayal of credit default swap market, as an awk- on display. addict, the bleak quasi-biopic stars kids under 12 are available at any transgender pioneer Lili Elbe in “The ward, sympathetic antihero. Drinking Holmes herself and Caleb Landry Jones Henry “The area McDonalds. Danish Girl” dispelled any lingering champagne in a bubble bath, actor as her twisted, black metal-obsessed Fonz” Winkler 25th Annual Supernationals Auto Show Admission at the questions about his dramatic range. Margot Robbie lays bare the history boyfriend Ilya. Melding fiction and and Al Unser January 29-31 door is $15.50 As great as (some of) these films are, of mortgage bonds. Other standouts Lujan Exhibit Complex, Expo New Mexico docudrama, “Heaven Knows What” and Al Unser, Jr. for adults and a bevy of gems await your discovery. include money manager Mark Baum Admission: $15.50 for adults, $4.50 for kids also employed rapper Necro and actor greet gearheads $4.50 for kids, Here are my Top Ten picks for crimi- (Steve Carrell) and traders Jared Ven- thesupernationals.com Buddy Duress, who missed festival at this year’s but adults can nally underexposed 2015 celluloid. nett (Ryan Gosling) and Ben Rickert appearances while imprisoned on drug show, which save $2.50 per (Brad Pitt). Rated R. 130 minutes Appropriate Behavior charges at Riker’s Island. This raw, au- has as its theme adult ticket by Dramatic triple-threat Desiree Akha- thentic film depicts mad, fringe-dwell- “The Weird, The Wild and The buying them in advance at any van’s acerbic debut comedy screened ing love. Rated R. 94 minutes Different.” NAPA Auto Parts store. Show at Sundance 2014 and got a limited The Lobster The top show car in the nation, hours are noon to 10 p.m. on Jan. theatrical release here last year. It “Imposter,” a 1965 Impala, will 29; 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Jan. 30; centers on Shirin, an alternate version Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos’ also be on display, as well as “Mr. and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Jan. 31. of Persian, bisexual writer-director English-language debut is set in a Fusion,” a 30-foot-long tubular For more info, visit Akhavan. Although she fears backlash dystopian near-future. “The Lobster” The Voices hot rod featured at Burning Man. thesupernationals.com. chronicles the life of singles in a city from her traditional family, Shirin’s Best known for her graphic novel where the unattached have 45 days to sexuality stands as an open secret. “Persepolis,” Marjane Satrapi’s latest find a mate – lest they be transformed The neurotic brilliance of Akhavan’s directorial venture relates the story into an animal. When his wife leaves semi-autobiographical make-outs, of Jerry Hickfang (Ryan Reynolds), a breakups and ultimately, coming out him, David (Colin Farrell) briefly takes up residence at The Hotel before simple-minded, delusional bathtub rival anything Woody Allen has done. factory worker who believes he can Unrated. 90 minutes escaping to a forest where the resistance Movies at Angel Fire forbids romance. But love always finds talk to animals – like his pet dog, BY JUANI HOPWOOD Best of Enemies a way, and David forges a doomed Bosco, and cat, Mr. Whiskers – on his quest to find true love. Reynolds’ or the first time ever, the Telluride Film Festival comes to New Mexico. Co-directors Robert Gordon and romance with Short-Sighted Woman portrayal skillfully straddles the line Angel Fire Resort hosts traveling version Mountainfilm this coming Morgan Neville’s documentary film (Rachel Weisz). Unrated. 118 minutes F between psycho killer and sympa- weekend. The fest offers an “[off-mountain] cultural experience” for chronicles the 10 televised debates be- Maps to the Stars thetic nutcase. Psychiatrist Dr. Warren visitors, says marketer Mike Hess. Visit mountainfilm.org/tour for the tween conservative William F. Buckley, The Diary of a Teenage Girl (Jacki Weaver) urges Jerry to take his full lineup of inspirational short films that explore culture, adventure and Jr. and liberal Gore Vidal during ABC’s Body horror master David Cronenberg’s meds. He doesn’t. So his romances activism. 1968 coverage of the Republican and Marielle Heller has been working with latest flick is a star-crossed, outsider with Fiona (Gemma Arterton) and Hosted by Cara Bunch, the show screens at the Angel Fire Community Democratic National Conventions. Phoebe Gloeckner’s graphic novel love story injected with Hollywood Lisa (Anna Kendrick) prove rather Center on Saturday, Jan. 16 at 6:30 p.m., after a pre-screening cocktail These fiery debates between political “The Diary of a Teenage Girl” for a hot vanity and taboo sexuality. An all-star short-lived. Rated R. 103 minutes party at 5:30 p.m., and also features a presentation by extreme mountain adversaries – whose intellects and minute. Before acquiring film rights, cast portrays the Weiss family and other biker Kelly McGarry. personalities challenged each other – Heller wrote and headlined a theatrical characters in an LA landscape amped up Samantha Anne Carrillo is a situationist, were television worth watching. Now production. Starring Kirsten Wiig, on the vapid and paranormal. Self-help fourth-wave feminist and associate editor Tickets are $15; get them online at bit.ly/MtnFilm or by phone at where’s the culture war’s next power Alexander Skarsgård and Bel Powley, guru Stafford Weiss (John Cusack) and at ABQ Free Press. (575) 377-4260 or 377-3055. couple hiding? Rated R. 87 minutes the only thing controversial about this wife Cristina (Olivia Williams) have 26 • January 13, 2016 • ABQ FREE PRESS MUSIC ABQ FREE PRESS • January 13, 2016 • 27 Within Range: The First of 2016 Edition CALENDAr Albuquerque’s by M. Brianna Stallings Walk the Kid Dinosaur featuring headliner Bill Nace, best D EFINitive DOZEN known as one-half of Body/Head with Like British comedy sensation “The THROUGH JANUARY 29 F RIDAY, JANUARY 22 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27 Premier Facility Sonic Youth’s Kim Gordon. Nace and his List your even Mighty Boosh,” ABQ indie rock quintet 1 Museums: Barelas: 5 Performances: Desert Darlings 9 Talks: What is the First Folio dexterous guitar-noise crash land at CFA Kid Dinosaur invites you on a raucous A Community Reimagining Belly Dance: Hops and Dreams anyway, and Why Should We Care?: in the T - for - Downtown Studio (113 Fourth Street Free, National Hispanic Cultural Center, Star Wars Edition Kristin Bundesen journey through time and space at their NW) at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 19. 1701 4th St SW, 724-4771, nhccnm.org 8 pm, Tractor Brewing Wells Park, 1800 4th Noon, Free, New Mexico Museum of Art, release party for new CD “Intergalactic St NW, 243-6752, getplowed.com 107 W Palace Ave, Santa Fe, (505) 476-5072, ABQ F Based in Massachusetts, Nace is an ree Sabertooth Tiger” on Saturday, Jan. 16 at SATURDAY, JANUARY 16 internationalshakespeare.center Press Mock Trials & experimental guitar virtuoso, artist and JANUARY 22–31 Launchpad (618 Central SW). Doors are at 2 Food and Drink: Healthy Eating: founder of record label Open Mouth. Stick to Your Resolution Performances: The Other Mozart — JANUARY 27–31 calenda 8 p.m., and this 21+ show starts at 9 p.m. 6 Email event info,R Under Nace’s deft control, an electric 11 am, Free, Los Griegos Library, The Untold Story of Mozart’s 10 Food and Drink: Focus Groups Comprised of Craig Berry (vocals, including event name, date, guitar becomes everything from a ritual 1000 Griegos Rd NW, 761-4020, Prodigy Sister Taos Winter Wine Festival guitar); Sam Blanken- abclibrary.org/losgriegos Aux Dog Theatre, 3011 Monte Vista Blvd NE, Taos, NM, (505) 946-8506, bell to a chainsaw, some- time, address and contact • Trial planning and issue spotting, ship (drums); Harlan 254-7716, auxdog.com taoswinterwinefest.com times within two notes of JANUARY 16–17 in-house facilitators Brown-Shaklee (bass); phone number each other. 3 Outdoors: Half-Price Weekend at SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 JANUARY 28–30 • Mock jury services Brent Kelly (keyboards, Nace’s ability to the ABQ BioPark 7 Community: BeWellNM Assistance 11 Performances: or website, to saxophone); and Rex Now- ABQ BioPark Zoo, Aquarium and Botanic 1 pm & 4 pm, Taylor Ranch Library, 5700 Who Killed Don Jose? Internet & Website • Witness preparation highlight the versatility and [email protected] acki (guitar), Kid Dinosaur Garden, 768-2000, abqbiopark.com Bogart St NW, 897-8816, abclibrary.org South Broadway Cultural Center, • Simulated court and universality of the electric one month in advance Solutions That Help makes fun, angular music with 1025 Broadway Blvd SW, 848-1320, deliberation venues guitar has earned him a host of SUND AY, JANUARY 17 SUND AY, JANUARY 24 southbroadwaytickets.com of publication. hints of math rock. 4 Music: Einstein’s Favorite 8 Talks: International Holocaust You Reach Your Goals • Political polling collaborators and fans. He was a Check out their video for the sin- String Quartets Remembrance Day — Confronting JANUARY 29–MARCH 26 featured musician at the All Tomor- gle “Meeting Monsters,” fittingly re- 3 pm, Las Placitas Presbyterian Church, 7 Hatred: 70 years after the 12 Artspree: The Figure in Clay row’s Parties fest curated by director Free Consultation Call 505-263-8425 or email leased on Halloween, at ow.ly/WMeXv. Paseo de San Antonio, Placitas, 867-8080, Holocaust Santa Fe Clay, 545 Camino de la Familia, Jim Jarmusch. Nace will be joined by placitasartistsseries.org 11 am, KUNM, 89.9 FM, kunm.org Santa Fe, (505) 984-1122, santafeclay.com Fans of Modest Mouse, Built to Spill and [email protected] electronic musician Jake Meginsky, who’s Dismemberment Plan will totally dig on START TODAY acclaimed for his sound installations and 6608 Gulton Court NE, Alb. 87109 KD’s “Intergalactic Sabertooth Tiger.” collaborations with folks like Thurston Modern psych rockers Beard and silly Moore; and versatile contemporary CLUBS & PUBS JANUARY 19–29 New Mexico Symphonic Jose Salazar Guitarist & Composer THURSDAY, JANUARY 28 Ween-esque outfit Ugly Robot round out Chorus: The Peaceable Kingdom Part of Art in the Afternoon webcentricinc.com composer William Fowler Collins. The Mine Shaft Tavern, Carlos the Tall the bill. Five-dollar tickets are available JANUARY 16–22 2846 NM-14, Madrid, 3 pm, First United Methodist Church, 2 pm, Free, Albuquerque Museum of 7 pm, Rio Bravo Brewing Company, Noise nerds: Don’t miss this 100 314 Lead SW, 369-8228, nmschorus.org Art & History, 2000 Mountain Rd NW, [email protected] at the door. For more info, visit launch- Sister Bar (505) 473-0743, 1912 2nd St NW, 900-3909, percent free show, presented by Spirit The Symphony presents Bizet, 242-4600, cabq.gov/museum padrocks.com. 407 Central Ave SW, 242-4900, themineshafttavern.com riobravobrewing.com Abuse and Wolf Tones. For all the deets, sisterthebar.com January 19, 26 Cactus Slim & the Bach & Shostakovich NM Philharmonic: Mozart, The Mobros 1 (505) 369-3943 trialmetrixnm.com 4 pm, Lensic Theater, Mozart, Mozart! Low Spirits, Living Deads and visit ow.ly/WMAIK. January 16, The Lymbs, Cactus Tractor GoatHeads 5 pm, Rio Bravo Brewing Company, Dying Beds January 20, Leftover Soul January 22, Snailmate 211 W. San Francisco, Santa Fe, 6 pm, Popejoy Hall, UNM Main 1912 2nd St NW, 900-3909, Red Rocker rules Route 66 January 21, Al Sorch/Saltine Ramblers January 23, Jessie Deluxe (505) 988-1234, lensic.org Campus, 203 Cornell Drive, 925-5858, riobravobrewing.com Wild punkabilly duo The Living Deads January 22, Def-I Album Release January 29, Tera Ferna unmtickets.com Move over Jimmy Buffett – and take WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20 has been scaring the bejesus out of the Shaun Hopper TU ESDAY, JANUARY 29 that weak-ass “Margaritaville” crap JANUARY 16–29 MUSIC Lannan: Keeanga-Yamahtta 7:45 pm, Lensic Theater, 211 W. San Baracutanga squares since 2009. The pair blasts into Taylor with Donna Murch with you. There’s a better, redder rockin’ Dirty Bourbon Francisco, Santa Fe, (505) 988-1234, 6 pm, Pueblo Harvest Café, Burque on Sunday, Jan. 17, for a gig at Low 9800 Montgomery Blvd NE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 16 7 pm, Lensic Theater, ticketssantafe.org party mogul in town. Sammy Hagar – 2401 12th St NW, 724-3510, Spirits (2823 Second Street NW). Doors are 296-2726, dirtybourbon.com Clay Walker 211 W. San Francisco, Santa Fe, Sonic Escape: Flute, Violin & Cello indianpueblo.com/puebloharvestcafe former Van Halen/Montrose frontman, Through January 16, Zach Coffey (505) 988-1234, lensic.org at 8 p.m., and show begins at 8:30 p.m. Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort & 7:30 pm, Old San Ysidro Church, Dimond Saints January 21-23, Tyler Stephens Band restaurateur, titan of rum and tequila, Casino, 287 Carrizo Canyon Rd, 966 Old Church Rd, Corrales, Sister Bar, 407 Central Ave, Singer/upright bassist Symphony January 28-29, Redneck THURSDAY, JANUARY 21 radio host, centimillionaire and New Mescalero, (800) 545-9011, musicincorrales.org facebook.com/digitaldesert.events Tidwell blazes onstage with teased green Launchpad innofthemountaingods.com Bonita Marie Ferus York Times-bestselling author (phew!) – Steve Poltz hair, thick-lined tattoos, fishnet thigh- 618 Central Ave SW, 764-8887, 8 pm, Tractor Brewing-Wells Park, JANUARY 23–24 Groove Time 8 pm, The Cooperage, invites you on “A Journey Through The launchpadrocks.com 1800 4th St NW, 243-6752, highs and a whiskey-soaked, white Part of Art in the Afternoon Classical Weekend Orchestra 7220 Lomas Blvd NE, 255-1657, History of Rock” with his latest group January 16, Kid Dinosaur CD Release getplowed.com trash growl. Drummer/vocalist Randee 2 pm, Albuquerque Museum of Art & Lensic Theater, 211 W. San Francisco, ampconcerts.org Sammy Hagar and the Circle on Friday, January 17, Mike Stud, Moosh and Twist History, 2000 Mountain Rd NW, Greener Grounds with Tweed Santa Fe, (505) 988-1234, lensic.org McKnight, formerly of Hillbilly Hellcats, Jan. 22, at the Route 66 Casino Legends January 20, Roc the Mic 24 feat Fragile 242-4600, cabq.gov/museum 9 pm, Taos Mesa Brewing, 20 ABC Mesa Rd, El Prado, (575) 758-1900, PERFORMANCES keeps good rockabilly time. January 21, Beat Battle hosted by Jeffery Jones SUND AY, JANUARY 24 Theater (14500 Central SW, I-40 Exit 140). taosmesabrewing.com Sexyand snarky, The Living Deads Wake Self 5 pm, Free, Tractor Brewing—Nob Hill, Chanticleer THROUGH JANUARY 31 The ginger-headed superstar affection- January 22, Torture Victim & Genocide 4 pm, Lensic Theater, reside full-time in an RV and compose 118 Tulane SE, 243-6752, Deathtrap ately known as the Red Rocker has been CD Release Show F RIDAY, JANUARY 22 211 W. San Francisco, Santa Fe, rock songs about suburban white boys getplowed.com Adobe Theater, 9813 4th St NW, a fixture on the hard rock scene since January 23, 1349, Tombs, Full of Hell MC Canales (505) 988-1234, ticketssantafe.org playing at badassery (“P.O.N.T.I.A.C.”), Madrid Winter Prom 898-9222, adobetheater.org January 28, Bandwidth No Name, 7 pm, Warehouse 508, 508 First St NW, Chatter Cabaret: The Wind in the 1970s. A Grammy Award-winning 8 pm, The Mine Shaft Tavern, 16th Annual Revolutions catch-as-catch-can diets (“Truck Stop Moonhat 296-2738, warehouse508.org High Places singer and guitarist, Hagar was inducted 2846 State Hwy 14N, Madrid, International Theatre Festival Snacks”) and the iPhone generation Low Spirits Sammy Hagar & the Circle 5 pm, National Hispanic Cultural (505) 473-0743, Tricklock Performance Laboratory, into the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame as a 2823 2nd St NW, 344-9555, 8 pm, Route 66 Casino, 14500 Central Center, Salon Ortega, 1701 4th St SW, (“Robot Kids”). Tidwell and McKnight themineshafttavern.com 110 Gold Ave SW, 254-8393, member of Van Halen in 2007. His latest lowspiritslive.com Ave SW, 352-7866, rt66casino.com 724-4771, chatterabq.org/cabaret are notorious for “kidnapping” local Reviva tricklock.com book, “Are We Having Any Fun Yet? The January 16, Lonn Calanca Band, Tony Furtado Ghost Trio rockabilly guitarists on tour and drag- Pink Freud 8 pm, Taos Mesa Brewing, 20 ABC Cooking and Partying Handbook,” came Mesa Rd, El Prado,(575) 758-1900, 8 pm, Taos Mesa Brewing, 20 ABC 10:30 am, Las Puertas Event Center, THROUGH FEBRUARY 7 ging them onstage in a burlap sack for a January 17, The Living Deads, Mesa Rd, El Prado, (575) 758-1900, taosmesabrewing.com 1512 1st St NW, chatterabq.org Hamlet out just last year. The Dying Beds taosmesabrewing.com rollicking good time. The Vortex Theatre, 2900 Carlisle NE, Hagar’s Circle includes renowned January 18, Ken Valdez, Alex Maryol JANUARY 16–17 The Guess Who TU ESDAY, JANUARY 26 This show is recommended for fans of January 20, Strange Magic, Broken Gold 247-8600, vortexabq.org bassist Michael Anthony (Van Halen, 8 pm, Isleta Resort & Casino, Big Head Todd & The Monsters HorrorPops, Nekromantix and Southern January 21, Ian Moore and the TCMG presents Play It Forward Chickenfoot); guitarist Vic Johnson (The 11000 Broadway Blvd SE, 724-3800, 7:30 pm, Lensic Theater, Culture on the Skids, and features solid Lossy Coils Harwood Museum of Art, 238 Ledoux St, SATURDAY, JANUARY 16 Wabos); and drummer Jason Bonham, Taos, (575) 758-9826, isleta.com 211 W. San Francisco, Santa Fe, (505) Nafay’s Casino Cabaret punk from locals The Dying Beds. Seven January 23, The Modern Age 988-1234, lensic.org son of Led Zep’s John Bonham. Tickets January 29, The Real Matt Jones CD taoschambermusicgroup.org SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 1 pm, The Guild Cinema, 3405 Central dollars gets you into what’s sure to be Release Show Canadian Brass Ave NE, 255-1848, guildcinema.com are $50, $75, $90 and $120. Doors open SUND AY, JANUARY 17 Crevices feat Bogtrotter, Sixis 7:30 pm, Cathedral Basilica, an extra grown-up, boozy 21+ show. For Sunshine Theater NM Women’s Chorus: We Shall at 7 p.m., and the show starts at 8 p.m. Chatter: Beethoven & Schumann 7 pm, Taos Mesa Brewing, 131 Cathedral Pl, Santa Fe, tickets, visit lowspiritslive.com. 120 Central Ave SW, 764-0249, Be Free – A Peace and Social Visit holdmyticket.com/event/228184 to 10:30 am, Las Puertas Event Center, 20 ABC Mesa Rd, El Prado, (505) 988-1234, ticketssantafe.org sunshinetheaterlive.com Justice Concert 1512 1st St NW, chatterabq.org (575) 758-1900, taosmesabrewing.com Wouldn’t it be Nace? learn more. January 16, Reel Big Fish WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27 7 pm, First Unitarian Church of Fire Cumbia: Sunday Tea/T-Dance Dusty Green Bones Band Albuquerque, 3701 Carlisle Blvd NE, January 17, The Expendables, Solos on the Hill: Kevin Herig Prick up your ears on a cold night M. Brianna Stallings writes so you don’t 11 am, Canvas Artistry, 3120 Central Marble Brewery, 111 Marble Ave NW, nmwomenschorus.org Zach Deputy 8:30 pm, Free, Tractor Brewing-Nob Hill, Ave SE, firewomyn.com marblebrewery.com with an evening of experimental music have to. January 29, Tribal Seeds, The Skints 118 Tulane SE, 243-6752, getplowed.com 28 • January 13, 2016 • ABQ FREE PRESS ABQ FREE PRESS • January 13, 2016 • 29

CALENDAr CALENDArCounty Assessor’s Office: Sandia Mountain JANUARY 28–FEBRUARY 14 SUND AY, JANUARY 24 SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 Property Taxes Snowshoe Race 5K Stupid Fu**ing Bird The Treasure of the Explora Family Science 10 am, Greater Albuquerque Habitat 10 am, Sandia Crest, sandiasnowshoe.com The Cell, 700 1st St NW, 766-9412, Sierra Madre Activities For Rude Boys, for Humanity ReStore, 4900 Menaul NE, Sea Turtle Awareness Day fusionabq.org 2 pm, KiMo Theatre, 423 Central Ave 10 am, Free, Placitas Community Library, 359-2427 10 am, ABQ BioPark Aquarium, 2601 Radishing Beauty NW, 768-3544, kimotickets.com 453 NM-165, Placitas, (505) 867-3355, Central Ave NW, 764-6200, JANUARY 29–FEBRUARY 14 placitaslibrary.com SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 Dracula SUND AY, JANUARY 27 abqbiopark.com Youth Workshop: Projecting Day of Dance for Your Health BY ARIANE JAROCKI Riot Grrrls Albuquerque Little Theatre, In Football We Trust Climate Change with Agnes 11 am, Albuquerque Embassy Suites & 224 San Pasquale Ave SW, 242-4750, MARKETS BY JUANI HOPWOOD 7 pm, Free, KiMo Theatre, 423 Central Chavez Spa, 1000 Woodward Pl NE, albuquerquelittletheatre.org Ave NW, 768-3544, kimotickets.com 4 pm, Ages 12+, Explora, lovelace.com SATURDAYS YEAR ROUND 1701 Mountain Rd NW, 224-8300, SUND AY, JANUARY 31 Santa Fe Farmers Market: MOND AY, JANUARY 28 516arts.org ONGOING Ever the Twain: Shakespeare in National Theatre Live: Railyard Mark Twain’s America Les Liaisons Dangereuses TU ESDAY, JANUARY 26 TUESDAYS 8 am, 1607 Paseo de Peralta at 7 pm, Lensic Theater, Guadalupe, Santa Fe, 7 pm, Lensic Theater, Science in the Sky: Balloons Casino/Cuban-Style Salsa and 211 W. San Francisco, Santa Fe, farmersmarketsnm.org 211 W. San Francisco, Santa Fe, and Bubbles Rueda de Casino (505) 988-1234, lensic.org (505) 988-1234, lensic.org 10 am, Anderson Abruzzo Balloon 6 pm, National Hispanic Cultural THROUGH MARCH Museum, 9201 Balloon Museum Dr Center, 1701 4th St SW, 724-4771, Red Willow Farmers Market SCREENS TU ESDAY, JANUARY 29 NE, 768-6020, balloonmuseum.com nhccnm.org Rear Window Wednesdays, 9 am, 885 Star Rd, JANUARY 16–29 6 & 8:30 pm, KiMo Theatre, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28 2ND TUESDAYS Taos Pueblo, farmersmarketsnm.org Guild Cinema 423 Central Ave NW, 768-3544, Frank Leto’s Children Concert Korean War Veterans Open 3405 Central Ave NE, 255-1848; THROUGH APRIL kimotickets.com 9:30 am, National Hispanic Cultural Meeting guildcinema.com Los Ranchos Growers’ Market Center, 1701 4th St SW, 724-4771, 1 pm, New Mexico Veterans Memorial, Through January 17, Moonwalkers; 2nd Saturdays, 10 am, FAIRS, FESTIVALS & nhccnm.org 1100 Louisiana Blvd SE, 256-2042, 6718 Rio Grande Blvd NW, Mustang FIESTAS nmvetsmemorial.org January 17, The Hunting Ground ONGOING farmersmarketsnm.org January 18-20, My Friend Victoria; JANUARY 16–17 Coder Dojo WEDNESDAYS Theeb Second and fourth Saturdays, 10 am, ABQ Jazz Trio Open Jam FOOD AND DRINK January 21, Lamb Albuquerque Home & ommune with vinyl worshipers at Launchpad (618 ages 7-17, Quelab, 680 Haines Ave NW, 5 pm, Free, Lizard Tail Brewing, January 22-23, Spike & Mike’s Festival Remodeling Show ONGOING Central SW) each Sunday. A collaboration between Street coderdojoabq.github.io 9800 Montgomery Ave NE, C of Animation Expo New Mexico, 300 San Pedro Dr NE, Level Productions, Left Turn Distillery and the venue, this new lizardtailbrewing.com/home Coffee Education and Tasting January 22-26, The Boy and The 222-9700, exponm.com Family Fun Day Fridays, 6:30 pm, Prosum Roasters, weekly event is the church of Johnny Rotten. Soundtracked Third Sunday, 1:30 pm, New Mexico World; Flowers JANUARY 16–18 THURSDAYS 3228 Los Arboles Ave NE Ste 100, by local music, the market offers booths to local bands and January 27, Same Same but Different History Museum, 113 Lincoln Ave, Latin Gold: Salsa Lessons & 379-5136, prosumroasters.com plus short Chama Chili Ski Classic and Santa Fe, (505) 476-5200, labels, artists and food vendors. Bring records to play, sell or Dancing Pints & Planks Yoga Class January 28, The History of Hip Hop Winter Fiesta nmhistorymuseum.org trade, score band merch and enjoy Left Turn’s lauded Bloody 8 pm, Free, Q Bar-Hotel Albuquerque, Sundays, 11 am, donation, Rio Bravo in Cuba Chama, (575) 265-0590, Stories in the Sky with Laurie 800 Rio Grande Blvd NW, 225-5928, Brewing Company, (937) 671-8917, Mary Bar or Downtown fixture Zendo’s coffee every Sunday January 29, Gabo: The Creation of skichama.com Magovern qbarabq.com riobravobrewing.com Wikimedia Commons from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Visit bit.ly/PunkMarketABQ and email Gabriel Garcia Marquez; Hitchcock/ Wednesdays, 9:30 am and 11 am, JANUARY 22–24 [email protected] to get involved. Truffaut; Southbound Anderson Abruzzo Balloon Museum, SATURDAYS ONGOING Southwest Agility Club AKC 9201 Balloon Museum Dr NE, n the Spanish Colonial period, radish carving served as a way for artisans and merchants to Punk Rock Flea Market & Record Exchange THROUGH JANUARY 21 Agility Trial 768-6020, balloonmuseum.com International Folk Dancing TUESDAYS Iadvertise their wares during the Christmas Market. Historically, they’ve depicted a nativity 7 pm, Lloyd Shaw Dance Center, Every Sunday The Amazing Nina Simone 8 am, Free, Expo New Mexico, scene, but modern carvings encompass a multitude of themes. The Open Space Visitor Center Storytime Saturday 5506 Coal Ave SE, 299-0332, Truckin’ Tuesdays Jean Cocteau Cinema, 418 Monte- Indoor Horse Arena, 300 San Pedro Dr 11:00 am to 3 pm, 21+, Free, Launchpad, 618 Central SW, 2 pm, Free, Page 1 Books, 5850 abqfolkdance.org 11 am, Civic Plaza, 1 Civic Plaza NW, hosts a free Oaxacan radish-carving event open to artistic souls ages 8 plus on Sunday, Jan. 17. zuma Ave, Santa Fe, (505) 466-5528, NE, 222-9700, exponm.com Eubank Blvd NE #B41, 294-2026, 3rd St NW and Marquette Ave NW, 764-8887, bit.ly/PunkMarketABQ Saturday Night Swing Dance RSVP at 897-8831 to reserve your space for this hour-long event. jeancocteaucinema.com page1book.com albuquerquecc.com JANUARY 23–24 7:15 pm, Rhythm Dance Company, Sunday Family Fun SATURDAY, JANUARY 16 ASANM Conformation Show 3808A Central Ave SE, 250-6146, Traditional Oaxacan Radish Carving Sundays, 10 am, Bachechi Open Space, WEDNESDAYS SATURDAY, JANUARY 16 F RIDAY, JANUARY 22 8 am, Expo New Mexico, abqswing.com Jaws (1975) 9521 Rio Grande Blvd NW, 314-0398, Talin Market Food Truck Sunday January 17 Stand Up Comedy Night — Live Chris Dracup Trio Hispanic Arts Building, 300 San Pedro 2 & 6 pm, KiMo Theatre, 423 Central bernco.gov/openspace Round Up 11 a.m., Free & Hollerin’: Mike Long, Eddit 6 pm, Pueblo Harvest Café, Ave NW, 768-3544, kimotickets.com Dr NE, 222-9700, exponm.com FUNDRAISERS Stephens, Matt Peterson 2401 12th St NW, 724-3510, Toddler Time 11 am, 88 Louisiana Blvd SE Open Space Visitor Center, 6500 Coors Blvd NW, cabq.gov/openspace The Met Live: Les Pecheurs KOB 4 Health & Wellness Fair 10:30, The Guild Cinema, indianpueblo.com/puebloharvestcafe Tuesdays, 9 am, Explora, de Perles 9 am, Expo New Mexico Lujan Exhibit SATURDAY, JANUARY 16 FRIDAYS 3405 Central Ave NE, 255-1848, 1701 Mountain Rd NW, 224-8300, Cinemark 14 Downtown, 100 Central Hall, 300 San Pedro Dr NE, 222-9700, Cookies for a Cause: Viva NM ABQ Food Fridays guildcinema.com SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 explora.us Uncovered — The Discovery Wellness, Healing & Traditional Ave, 243-955, fathomevents.com cabq.gov Rural Animal Rescue 4 pm, Civic Plaza, SW Section, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28 Flashback 5 pm, Rude Boy Cookies, of a Confederate Mass Grave Foods: Joseph Brophy Toledo JANUARY 16–17 6 pm, Pueblo Harvest Café, Lensic Theater, 211 W. San Francisco, 1 Civic Plaza NW, 3rd St NW and Mar- Los Frios: Cultural Epidemiolo- Santa Fe, (505) 988-1234, lensic.org JANUARY 29–31 COMMUNITY 115 Harvard St Ste 7, 200-2235, at Glorieta: Matthew Barbour Part of The Counter-Narrative gy of Malaria in NM 1880-1930: Red Turtle Dancers 2401 12th St NW, 724-3510, quette Ave NW, civicplazapresents.com The Supernationals rudeboycookies.com & Kip Siler 5:30 pm, Indian Pueblo Cultural Enrique Lamadrid Noon, Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, indianpueblo.com/puebloharvestcafe THROUGH APRIL 2 pm, New Mexico History Museum, Center, 2401 12th St NW, 843-7270, SUND AY, JANUARY 17 Expo New Mexico, 300 San Pedro Dr NE, 6 pm, National Hispanic Cultural Center, 2401 12th St NW, 843-7270, Popejoy Classics Volunteers needed for NM TALKS 113 Lincoln Ave, Santa Fe, indianpueblo.org The Big Sleep (1946) 222-9700, thesupernationals.com OUTDOORS 1701 4th St SW, 724-4771, indianpueblo.org Popejoy Hall, UNM Main Campus, Veterans Museum (505) 476-5200, Part of The Best of Bogart SATURDAY, JANUARY 16 nhccnm.org 203 Cornell Drive NE, 925-5858, New Mexico Veterans Memorial, nmhistorymuseum.org SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 2 pm, KiMo Theatre, 423 Central Ave THROUGH JANUARY 17 SUND AY, JANUARY 17 nmphil.org FAMILY 1100 Louisiana Blvd SE, 256-2042, Designing Your Garden for NW, 768-3544, kimotickets.com Kadomatsu Japanese Garden What Can I Do? Spaceship Celebrate Socorro History: SATURDAY, JANUARY 30 Driving Miss Daisy Beauty and Wildlife: SATURDAY, JANUARY 16 nmvetsmemorial.org ABQ BioPark, 2601 Central Ave NW, Earth: Laurie Dameron Paul Harden A Bucketful of Reflection on Popejoy Hall, UNM Main Campus, JANUARY 23–24 Wes Brittenham F RIDAY, JANUARY 22 764-6200, abqbiopark.com 5 pm, Albuquerque Center for Peace & 10 am, Free, Socorro, more info: (505) Space Exploration—Past, Pres- 203 Cornell Drive NE, 925-5858, Hopi/Tewa Sinom Dancers Steampunk Crafts: Game Board F RIDAY, JANUARY 22 11 am, Free, Albuquerque Garden Vertigo (1958) Justice, 202 Harvard Dr SE, 268-9557, 299-5019, [email protected] ent and Future: Loretta Hall unmtickets.com Noon, Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, 2 pm, Tony Hillerman Library, Center, Patio Room, 10120 Lomas NE, 6 & 8:30 pm, KiMo Theatre, Paper Clay Workshop: Andrew SATURDAY, JANUARY 16 peaceandjustice.org The Life & Writing of Caroline 1 pm, Special Collections Library, 423 2401 12th St NW, 843-7270, 8205 Apache Ave NE, RSVP: 291-6264, xericgardenclub.org 423 Central Ave NW, 768-3544, Fearnside Composting with Worms Henderson—A Dust Bowl Survi- Central NE, 848-1376 abclibrary.org TU ESDAY, JANUARY 19 indianpueblo.org abclibrary.org Thinking Like a Watershed: kimotickets.com 10 am, Open Space Visitor Center, (Vermicomposting) MOND AY, JANUARY 18 vor: John Taylor Jack Loeffler Kyle Kinane SUND AY, JANUARY 24 SUND AY, JANUARY 17 6500 Coors Blvd NW, RSVP: 897-8831, 1:30 pm, Open Space Visitor Center, Pursuing the Dream: Keynote 2 pm, Los Lunas Museum of Heritage WORD 8 pm, National Hispanic Cultural Center, Starts January 22 cabq.gov/openspace Noon, Free, Los Lunas Museum of Speaker Catherine Baker & Arts, 352-7720, loslunasnm.gov Beethoven & Webern Traditional Oaxacan Radish 6500 Coors Blvd NW, 897-8831, 1701 4th St SW, 724-4771, nhccnm.org Heritage & Arts, 251 Main ‚St SE, Stetson 10:30 am, Las Puertas Event Center, The Boy & the World Carving cabq.gov/openspace JANUARY 16–28 Project: Mother WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27 352-7720, loslunasnm.gov 1 pm, Congregation Albert, SUND AY, JANUARY 24 1512 1st St NW, chatterabq.org CCA Cinematheque, 1050 Old Pecos 11 am, Free, Open Space Visitor Center, Bookworks, 4022 Rio Grande Noon, Main Library, 501 Copper Ave NW, Comp Plan Draft Open House JANUARY 16–FEBRUARY 20 3800 Louisiana Blvd NE, Trail, Santa Fe, (505) 982-1338, 6500 Coors Blvd NW, SUND AY, JANUARY 17 The Adobe Theatre: Group NW, 344-8139, bkwrks.com 768-5170, abclibrary.org/mainlibrary ccasantafe.org 2 pm, North Domingo Baca Mulitgen- Winter Fire Colors Show more info: 277-5820 Panel Discussion TU ESDAY, JANUARY 26 RSVP: 897-8831, Reconstructing Kuaua — January 16, Ray de Aragon, Billy the erational Center, 7521 Carmel Ave NE, ABQ BioPark, 2601 Central Ave NW, 2 pm, Historic Old San Ysidro Church, Lucho Guzman cabq.gov/openspace Literally, Figuratively, Digi- Kid Meets His Ghost THURSDAY, JANUARY 21 JANUARY 22–28 924-3932, abc-zone.com 764-6200, abqbiopark.com WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20 966 Old Church Rd, Corrales, Noon, Free, South Broadway Library, tally: Ethan Ortega January 17, Erin Debenport, Fixing the Geoff Tate & Emma Arnold — Synchronicity 5:30 pm, Los Duranes Community Keeange-Yamahtta with corraleshistory.org 1025 Broadway Blvd SE, 764-1742, JANUARY 22–23 2 pm, Coronado Historic Site, 485 Kuaua, Books: Secrecy, Literacy and Perfectibil- Make the Rounds Tour! Jean Cocteau Cinema, 418 Montezuma Center, 2920 Leopoldo NW, 924-3932, SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 Donna Murch abclibrary.org Toughest Monster Truck Tour Bernalillo, (505) 867-5351, kuaua.com ity in Indigenous New Mexico 7 pm, The Guild Cinema, 3405 Central Ave, Santa Fe, (505) 466-5528, abc-zone.com Piedras Marcadas Pueblo Tour Part of In Pursuit of Cultural Freedom WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27 Santa Ana Star Center, 3001 Civic January 20, Sandra Morgan Little, Jan Ave NE, 255-1848, guildcinema.com JANUARY 28–31 jeancocteaucinema.com with Matt Schmader Richard Ruddy — His 30-Year lecture series Guitar Ballads of Old New Center Circle NE, 891-7300, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28 Gilman-Tepper, and Roberta Batley, The Producers 10 am, Free, Open Space Visitor History of Commercial 7 pm, Lensic Theater, 211 W. San Mexico: Enrique Lamadrid Divorce in New Mexico JANUARY 21–24 santaanastarcenter.com Comp Plan Draft Open House Photography in Albuquerque Popejoy Hall, UNM Main Campus, SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 Center, 6500 Coors Blvd NW, RSVP: Francisco, Santa Fe, (505) 988-1234, 6 pm, New Mexico Museum of Art, January 21, John Dear, Thomas 1 pm, Taylor Ranch Community Center, 2 pm, Free, Albuquerque Museum of The Winter’s Tale 203 Cornell Drive NE, 925-5858, Raiders of the Lost Ark 897-8831, cabq.gov/openspace ticketssantafe.org 107 W. Palace Ave, Santa Fe, Merton, Peacemaker: Meditations 4900 Kachina St NW, 924-3932, Art & History, 2000 Mountain Rd NW, Scottish Rite Temple, 463 Paseo de Peralta, unmtickets.com 2 & 6 pm, KiMo Theatre, 423 Central (505) 476-5072, golondrinas.org on Merton, Peacemaking, and the abc-zone.com Santa Fe, upstartcrowsofsantafe.org Ave NW, 768-3544, kimotickets.com 242-4600, albuqhistsoc.org Spiritual Life 30 • January 13, 2016 • ABQ FREE PRESS ABQ FREE PRESS • January 13, 2016 • 31

Bookworks continued: CALENDAr JANUARY 22–JULY 31 THROUGH FEBRUARY 21 THROUGH JUNE 19 FEBRUARY 6–APRIL 16 January 22, Larry Goodell, new poetry Lloyd Kiva New: Art, Design, An American Modernism Along the Pecos: A Photo- At Home in the World January 23, Slim Randles, Cowboy and Influence New Mexico Museum of Art, graphic and Sound Collage 516 ARTS, 516 Central Ave SW, Ask A Professional Bucket List Museum of Contemporary Native Arts, 107 W. Palace Ave, Santa Fe, New Mexico History Museum, 242-1445, 516arts.org Odes Armijo-Caster has the distinction of being the sole person January 24, Maurice Dixon, The Helen Hardin Media Gallery, (505) 476-5072, nmartmuseum.org 113 Lincoln Ave, Santa Fe, in New Mexico with dual Solar Photovoltaic and Solar Thermal Artistic Odyssey of Higinio V Gonzales: 108 Cathedral Pl, Santa Fe, (505) 476-5200, ONGOING A Tinsmith and Poet in Territorial iaia.edu/museum THROUGH FEBRUARY 26 nmhistorymuseum.org 1$%&(3FHUWLÀFDWLRQ+HKDVDOVRSURYLGHGSUHVHQWDWLRQV New Mexico Echoes of the Civil War THROUGH JANUARY 16 workshops and seminars on solar energy systems throughout January 26, Paul Zolbrod, Dine’ JANUARY 29–APRIL 26 New Mexico History Museum, THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30 Between Water & Sky: WKHZRUOG Bahane Art of the Reactor 113 Lincoln Ave, Santa Fe, Flamenco—From Spain to Chaco Terada January 27, Keith McHenry, The Anar- National Museum of Nuclear Science & (505) 476-5200, New Mexico photo-eye Gallery, 541 S. Guadalupe chist Cookbook History, 601 Eubank Blvd SE, nmhistorymuseum.org 706 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe, St, Santa Fe, (505) 988-5152, January 28, Anne Key, Burlesque, 245-2137, nuclearmuseum.org (505) 476-1200, photoeye.com Q: I had heard that federal tax Yoga, Sex and Love: Life Under the THROUGH FEBRUARY 28 internationalfolkart.org Small Works/The Holiday Show Albuquerque Sun Sacred Power credits for solar installations JANUARY 29–MAY 14 Starry Night New Mexico Art League, THROUGH FEBRUARY 27, WK6W1: THROUGH FEBRUARY 28 Lightning Speak: Solo and Museum of Spanish Colonial Art, 3409 Juan Tabo NE, 293-5034, $OEXTXHUTXH10 are to expire by the end of Collaborative Work of Raven 750 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe, 2017 newmexicoartleague.org Woodstock: Baron Wolman- (505) 242-2292 Chacon (505) 982-2226, spanishcolonial.org Original Instructions: Pueblo 2016. Is this true? Book Exhibition THROUGH JANUARY 17 photo-eye Bookstore + Project Space, Mata Ortiz 1995-2015 Sovereignty and Pueblo THROUGH MARCH 13 OFFCenter’s Holiday Gift Bazaar 376 Garcia St Ste A, Santa Fe, Vernacular in Place-Old and Governance Painting the Divine: Images of OFFCenter Community Arts Project, You are correct: federal tax credits for solar installations were set (505) 988-5152, photoeye.com New Topographic 1 pm, Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, A: UNM Art Museum, 203 Cornell Drive, Mary in the New World 2401 12th St NW, 843-7270, 808 Park Ave SW, 247-1172, WRH[SLUHE\WKHHQGRIWKLV\HDU7KHJRRGQHZVKRZHYHULV THURSDAY, JANUARY 21 277-4001, unmartmuseum.org New Mexico History Museum, indianpueblo.org offcenterarts.org 113 Lincoln Ave, Santa Fe, WKDWWKHIHGHUDO,QYHVWPHQW7D[&UHGLW DOVRNQRZQDVWKH,7& KDV Burlesque, Yoga, Sex and Love (505) 476-5200, THROUGH JULY 31, 2017 THROUGH JANUARY 18 UHFHQWO\EHHQH[WHQGHGÀYH\HDUVWR7KH,QYHVWPHQW7D[&UHGLW – Life Under the Albuquerque ONGOING nmhistorymuseum.org Material Matters Sun: Anne Key Visions and Visionaries ZLOOUHPDLQDWSHUFHQWRIWKHFRVWRIVRODULQVWDOODWLRQXQWLOWKHHQG VIVO Contemporary, 725 Canyon Road, 6:30 pm, Page One Books, 5850 THROUGH JANUARY 16 Museum of Contemporary Native Arts, THROUGH MARCH 20 Santa Fe, (505) 982-1320, RI7KH,7&ZLOOWKHQGURSWRSHFHQWLQDQGSHUFHQWLQ Eubank Blvd NE Ste B-41, 294-2026, Indian Country: The Art of Helen Hardin Media Gallery, Gustave Baumann and vivocontemporary.com 6RLIWKHDYHUDJHVRODULQVWDOODWLRQFRVWVWKHQWKHWRWDO page1book.com David Bradley 108 Cathedral Pl, Santa Fe, Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, New Mexico iaia.edu/museum IHGHUDOWD[FUHGLWUHFHLYHGZRXOGEHSHUFHQWRIWKDWDPRXQWZKLFK THROUGH JANUARY 21 SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 Museum Hill, Santa Fe, New Mexico Museum of Art, ZRXOGEH7KHQHWFRVWZRXOGWKHQEH7KHDYHUDJH 107 W. Palace Ave, Santa Fe, All That Glitters: A Winter Boots, Suits & Citizens – NM’s (505) 476-1269, ARTSPREE (505) 476-5072, nmartmuseum.org Group Exhibition KRPHLQ1HZ0H[LFRXVHVDERXWZDWWVSHUGD\RUDOLWWOHRYHU Unique Legislative Culture: indianartsandculture.org SATURDAY, JANUARY 16 Charlotte Jackson Fine Art, Dede Feldman NLORZDWWVSHUPRQWK7KLVZRXOGUHTXLUHDQDSSUR[LPDWHO\ THROUGH MARCH 27 554 S. Guadalupe St, Santa Fe, 2 pm, Free, Placitas Community Library, THROUGH JANUARY 17 Artist Talk: Paul Huxley ZDWWVRODUV\VWHP6RQRZRUULHV\RXKDYHSOHQW\RIWLPHWRPDNH New Mexican Portraiture Now (505) 989-8688, charlottejackson.com 453 Hwy 165, Placitas, (505) 867- Between Two Worlds: Folk Art- 2 pm, David Richard Gallery, National Hispanic Cultural Center, your house a net zero solar home! 3355, placitaslibrary.com ists Reflect on The Immigrant 1570 Pacheco St Ste A1, Santa Fe, Experience 1701 4th St SW, 724-4771, 983-9555, davidrichardgallery.com THROUGH JANUARY 23 SUND AY, JANUARY 24 Museum of International Folk Art, nhccnm.org Artist Talk: Michele Bubacco Amanda Jaffe & Suzanne Kane Joy in Every Moment – Mind- 706 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe, THROUGH APRIL 2 3 pm, David Richard Gallery, 1570 Hundreds of CUPS! PAID ADVERTISEMENT ful Exercises for Waking to (505) 476-1200, Pacheco St Ste A1, Santa Fe, Santa Fe Clay, 545 Camino de la Familia, Chasing the Cure: Tuberculosis the Wonders of Ordinary Life: internationalfolkart.org 983-9555, davidrichardgallery.com Santa Fe, (505) 984-1122, Came to Albuquerque Tzivia Gover Georgia O’Keeffe in Process santafeclay.com Albuquerque Museum of Art & History, 3 pm, Page One Books, JANUARY 17–29 Lines in My Eyes: Bill Jacobson Looking Forward Looking Back 2000 Mountain Rd NW, 242-4600, 5850 Eubank Blvd NE Ste B-41, January Visual Artists James Kelly Contemporary, 1611 Paseo Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, cabq.gov/museum 294-2026, page1book.com 217 Johnson St, Santa Fe, 2 pm, Las Placitas Presbyterian Church, de Peralta, Santa Fe, (505) 989-1601, (505) 946-1000, okeeffemuseum.org THROUGH APRIL 4 7 Paseo de San Antonio, Placitas, jameskelly.com ONGOING 867-8080, placitasartistsseries.org THROUGH JANUARY 24 The Artistic Odyssey of Higinio THROUGH JANUARY 28 V. 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