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Laveen Arizona real estate

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Arts and Associates Real Estate. Arts and Associates Real Estate. Your Key to the American Dream! Call today (602) 774-0026. State in the southwestern United States. It is bordered by Utah, New Mexico, Mexico, and, across the Colorado R., Nevada and California. 113,909 sq mi (295,024 sq km). 2000) 5,130,632, a 40% increase since the 1990 census. Capital and largest city,. Grand Canyon State, Copper State. Blossom of the saguaro cactus. Information from Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. This is especi...

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The Border Chronicles: Tombstone

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Sunday, October 21, 2007. Let's dig into the history of the Wild West this week - by presenting one of the most notorious Western towns located right here in Southern Arizona. It is the town "too tough to die" - Tombstone. The town has an important anniversary coming up - an anniversary for the event that made Tombstone famous. The gunfight at the O.K. Corral. With Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer. Here is a video of the reenactment taken in Tombstone by a Youtube user. The fight broke out when members of the...

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The Border Chronicles: October 2007

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Wednesday, October 31, 2007. Arizona in the World Wars. Many wars have been fought on the border to Mexico. In the 20th century, the border became a little quieter but wars were fought elsewhere that would require Arizonans to once more take up their arms and fight. The event would be the fiercest war the world had seen so far and next week marks the end of this monumental fight - the First World War. Which was ended on November 11, 1918 by an armistice with the German forces. Moreover, Navajo Indians re...

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The Border Chronicles: Dates, dates, dates

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Wednesday, November 7, 2007. Dates, dates, dates. Today I want to inform you about basics in Arizona's history. This means I will compile a list of dates every one needs to know to speak educated about Arizona's past. Here's a time line:. The Native American era:. 16,000 - 10,000 BCE - the first Native Americans settle in the region. 300 BCE - the Anasazi, Hohokam, Mogollon and Salado populated the area. 1539 - Spanish explorer Marcos de Niza. 1540 - the Grand Canyon. 1752 - the presidio of Tubac. Is est...

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Gun Guy: Guns and Public Opinion

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My thoughts on the American gun culture. Friday, October 19, 2012. Guns and Public Opinion. Public opinion about gun ownership has changed drastically in the last decade or so. Personally, I think the largest catalyst for this has been the concealed carry legislation that has swept the nation. The most ironic part of the transformation is that the media helped change people minds, unintentional. There will be blood in the streets! The anti-gun, anti-freedom and anti-American Brady group. I think level he...

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Gun Guy: October 2012

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My thoughts on the American gun culture. Monday, October 29, 2012. 68SPC II for Elk. Elk season is in full swing here in Washington State. My hunting partners have already set up camp in Central Washington and I can’t wait to get there on Thursday morning. I went to the range last Friday night to sight-in my new hunting rifle. As mentioned in an earlier post. My new rifle is a Stag Arms. 16” 6.8SPC II M-4 upper attached to a LMT national match lower with a Burris E-1 2x7x35 scope. There are steel targets...

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Alrisha - The Knot « Tying together the disparate threads of my mind « Page 2

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Alrisha – The Knot. Tying together the disparate threads of my mind. Newer posts →. The Brave New World of Mash-Up. On the last day of NCPH, I attended one of the last sessions: Graphs, Maps, and Trees: Imagining the Future of Public Interfaces to Cultural Heritage Collections. 1 Why did a visitor come to my site? 2 How is a visitor using my site? 3 What are the visitor’s technical competencies? 4 How do I know when I have finished a web/social media project? 6 What are you allowed to do with online data?

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Cancan Can Travel: Running from the Fire-Into the Arizona Frying Pan! (#32)

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Join me on my adventure to explore all 50 states (plus DC) before I turn 50. November 9, 2009. Wednesday, August 28, 2013. Running from the Fire-Into the Arizona Frying Pan! There's gonna' be some trouble around here! On the first leg of our Vegas Loop trip in 2011 we entered Arizona on I-10 from New Mexico. We stopped at the first rest area to pick up tourist information and a map, but only found a few kiosks. Next stop was a visit to Tombstone. We then picked up a historic walking tour map and headed d...

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Arizona Cultural Tours - Affinity Group Tours

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Portugal: Gardens, Wine and Heritage. September 13-21, 2016. Call for a free travel consultation! Art and culture extend to all corners of the state and includes everything from contemporary fine arts in high-class galleries to traditional crafts and performances by local Native American tribes. We invite you to experience the abundance of cultural choices in Arizona. Alone Carefree, Sedona. From modernist homes to Spanish Colonial Haciendas, Arizona has an amazing number of architecturally significant s...