dickj43@yahoo.com
7120 Hawthorn Avenue, NE
797-4530
From I-25 & Alameda:
Go East on Alameda 0.7 miles. Turn left (North) at the 4-way stop at Louisiana. Go 0.5 miles (3rd street) to Florence. Turn right. Go 0.1 mile to Palm Yucca. Turn right. Go 0.1 mile. Palm Yucca dead ends at Hawthorn. Turn right. 7120 is the 4th house on the left.
From Tramway: Go West on Paseo, then North on Wyoming. Look for Blue Cypress about 1 mile north of Alameda (it is called Glendale to the right, Blue Cypress and the entrance to the housing development to the left.)
Take an immediate left onto Automn which curves around to the East and becomes Hawthorn. A mile or so gets you to 7120.
26 February 2015
(262-0207)
701 Loma
Linda
Pl SE
Lead/Coal;
between
Carlisle and Washington, take
Montclaire
south
26 March 2015
Bob Woods
Academy
at Tramway
11921 Caribou Ave., NE
(299-6928)
From Academy and Tramway,
go WEST on Academy for 3 blocks,
then take a RIGHT (North) onto Antelope Run which deadends into Caribou.
House is in front of you,
a little to the left.
woodsR@asme.org
My bretheren, if translations and annotations are to help maketh thy understanding, than seek ye here for your enlightenment of the Canticle.
Furthermore, seek wisdom from this Study Guide for the Canticle.
Go in peace. Go, my child. Agape Satanas.
30 April 2015
Jack Ferrell
17 Sunset Blvd
Placitas, NM
I-25 Exit 242
East on NM 165.
HARD right onto Sunset Blvd17 Sunset Blvd is the second drive/house on the left after the "Private Drive--No Turn Around" sign (approximately 200 yards).
(100 yards)
c 2010, our Library system owns but three copies.
28 May 2015
Ken Gillen
(797-8956)
331 White Oaks Dr. NE
(From Tramway and Live Oak Rd [one block N. of Paseo del Norte], go EAST 0.6 mi on Live Oak, then SOUTH 0.3 mi on White Oaks Dr. to last house on right. Intersection of WhiteOaks and Paintbrush. Pay no attention to most of the house numbers.)
"The Boys in the Boat: Nine Americans and their Epic Quest for Gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics" by Daniel James Brown
There are fourteen copies in our ABC Library, plus four large print copies. As of 1 May, there were 52 holds on the first returned copy, so you may want to purchase a paperback at Amazon or DealOz.com
25 June 2015
1616 Catron SE
(Take The Road into 4-Hills, turn right at the Y onto Stagecoach, left at the 4-way stop sign onto Cuatro Cerros, 2nd right onto Bernalillo, then 1st left onto Catron. About half-way down Catron, 1616 house is on the right.)
Through the eyes of a young Santa Fe widow who was one of Oppenheimer's first recruits, we see how, for all his flaws, he developed into an inspiring leader and motivated all those involved in the Los Alamos project to make a supreme effort and achieve the unthinkable. 425 pages in paperback.
2005 book. Our ABC Library has 7 copies. Used copies inc. S&H at $6 from DealOz.com, or from Amazon.com
30 July 2015
Dick Arms
800 Wagon Train SE
(Four Hills)
Take the Four Hills Road into
4-Hills, turn right at the Y onto Stagecoach.
You will come to a 3-way Stop sign. Dick's house
is at the top of the hill following, at corner of Toro
and Wagon Train. (Stagecoach becomes Wagon Train
as you "go around the corner").
27 August 2015
Charlie Palmer (cell: 263-4586)
1506 Park Ave SW
From
I-25, go West on Central or Lomas; then South
on 14th St.
Cross Central, continue 2 or
3 blocks, then turn right onto Park (1st stop sign).
To me, Lear is among the most approachable of Shakespeare’s plays. It doesn't require any knowledge of history or mythology; it is simply a character-driven tragedy, completely self-contained and perfectly written.
There is another reason to read this play -- we are all now old men. I read Lear almost 50 years ago when I was in college and do not remember being impressed by it. As a board-certified Old Man I recently read it again, and this time around I was profoundly moved, more so than by any other of the Shakespearean plays that I've read. Age makes a difference.
Much of the language in Lear is relatively straightforward by contemporary standards; but, there remains the problem that much of it isn't. At least to me, the complexity and archaic nature of Shakespeare's English is a huge obstacle to enjoying his plays. I think I've found a solution to this problem.
As a member of LTBC, you will receive a copy of this annotated and 'translated' text. Stand by for the solution in hand.
(265-8122) or (250-0991)
913 Parkland Circle SE
From Wyoming, go West on Zuni to Carlisle;
Go South on Carlisle until the median disappears;
(or changes drastically);
Go East;
Keith is on this street, on the North side.
First published in 1886, this novella by Leo Tolstoy is one of the masterpieces of his late fiction written after his religious conversion of the late 1870s. Free on Kindle. Or it should be.
29 October 2015
| Rob Easterling 51 Avenida del Sol East Mountains: 51 Avenida del Sol, Cedar Crest, NM 87008 Take N14 4.5 mi. N of I-40 (exit 175, Cedar Crest). Once you pass the sign (on right) for Museum of Archeology, then Turn Left into Ventana del Sol subdivision. Follow keypad instructions. |
19 November 2015
[Thursday before Thanksgiving]
Bob
Simon
1415
Park Ave SW (246-8136)
Continue 2 or 3 blocks, then turn RIGHT onto Park (1st stop sign)
[3rd] Thursday
17 December 2015
[NOT Christmas Eve!]
Mike Blackledge
(294-6030)
14321
Stalgren Ct NE
(from
Tramway & Copper, go East 5 blocks [counting on right],
then right on Parkside,
immediate left onto Stalgren Ct.)
