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(Press Release) HOT NEW MUSIC SHOW ROCKS NEW MEXICO February 12, 2011 at Santa Fe Brewing Co.
MEDIC 13 Productions
Contact: Guillermo Yanez
Tel: (505) 690-1746
Email: info@medic13.net
For Immediate Release
HOT NEW MUSIC SHOW ROCKS NEW MEXICO
Music U-Night, The First Show of It’s Kind to Hit the State Begins Shooting
Saturday, February 12, 2011 at Santa Fe Brewing Co.
To expose New Mexico’s musicians to a larger audience, executive producer Sheryl
Roberts and Primal Panic Productions, in association with Medic 13 Productions are producing
a rock music show called Music U-Night. On Saturday, February 12, 2011 Music U-Night will
begin shooting at the Santa Fe Brewing Co. The following talents will be there: Blinddryve,
Ambient Trash, Michael Lee Ostrander, Voice of December, Thorn of Gethsemane, Chris Kill,
and Mourning to Mercy.
Director Thomas Martin, an Emmy award nominated producer has also joined forces with Medic 13 Productions. His spouse Chelsea Fox is also an Emmy award nominated producer for the same film, she is also a camera operator for Music U-Night.
The hosts of Music U-Night will conduct interviews with bands and musicians, bands
touring through New Mexico, and will feature news reports and segments on the local music
scene, much like a new version of MTV with a stellar rockin’ flare. This is the first show of its
kind to hit New Mexico. This will be a rock/heavy metal show with a style that hasn’t been seen.
The show will feature live performances and music videos from local artists, such as
Blinddryve and Voice of December, two of New Mexico’s hottest heavy metal talents. The show
will also be taped at some of the hottest live venues in the state.
Medic 13 Productions was founded by Guillermo Yanez, Chad DeGroot, Rob Ellis, and
Lovie Ray Johnson to help promote and develop New Mexico talent both on screen and off.
They are a completely New Mexico owned and operated organization based out of Rio Rancho,
Albuquerque, and Santa Fe.
If you’d like more information about Music U-Night or Medic 13 Productions, please call
Guillermo Yanez at (505) 690-1746 or email Guillermo at info@medic13.net. You can also visit
the website www.musicunight.com for additional information.
Contact: Guillermo Yanez
Tel: (505) 690-1746
Email: info@medic13.net
For Immediate Release
HOT NEW MUSIC SHOW ROCKS NEW MEXICO
Music U-Night, The First Show of It’s Kind to Hit the State Begins Shooting
Saturday, February 12, 2011 at Santa Fe Brewing Co.
To expose New Mexico’s musicians to a larger audience, executive producer Sheryl
Roberts and Primal Panic Productions, in association with Medic 13 Productions are producing
a rock music show called Music U-Night. On Saturday, February 12, 2011 Music U-Night will
begin shooting at the Santa Fe Brewing Co. The following talents will be there: Blinddryve,
Ambient Trash, Michael Lee Ostrander, Voice of December, Thorn of Gethsemane, Chris Kill,
and Mourning to Mercy.
Director Thomas Martin, an Emmy award nominated producer has also joined forces with Medic 13 Productions. His spouse Chelsea Fox is also an Emmy award nominated producer for the same film, she is also a camera operator for Music U-Night.
The hosts of Music U-Night will conduct interviews with bands and musicians, bands
touring through New Mexico, and will feature news reports and segments on the local music
scene, much like a new version of MTV with a stellar rockin’ flare. This is the first show of its
kind to hit New Mexico. This will be a rock/heavy metal show with a style that hasn’t been seen.
The show will feature live performances and music videos from local artists, such as
Blinddryve and Voice of December, two of New Mexico’s hottest heavy metal talents. The show
will also be taped at some of the hottest live venues in the state.
Medic 13 Productions was founded by Guillermo Yanez, Chad DeGroot, Rob Ellis, and
Lovie Ray Johnson to help promote and develop New Mexico talent both on screen and off.
They are a completely New Mexico owned and operated organization based out of Rio Rancho,
Albuquerque, and Santa Fe.
If you’d like more information about Music U-Night or Medic 13 Productions, please call
Guillermo Yanez at (505) 690-1746 or email Guillermo at info@medic13.net. You can also visit
the website www.musicunight.com for additional information.
Monday, February 07, 2011
Friday, February 04, 2011
Gas company explains cause of shortage
Gas company explains cause of shortage
Posted at: 02/03/2011 5:19 PM
Updated at: 02/03/2011 9:50 PM
By: Jeremy Jojola, KOB Eyewitness News 4; Charlie Pabst, KOB.com
New Mexico Gas Company is speaking for the first time about why tens of thousands of New Mexicans have no natural gas service.
The company blames supply and demand, and a lack of pressure to push the gas through the pipelines.
Power blackouts in Texas have cut off power to compressors in West Texas that feed gas into New Mexico.
With the low pressure and high demand for natural gas, the gas utility says it's impossible to supply everyone.
Up to 32,000 customers across the state are doing without natural gas.
We asked New Mexico Gas Company why those compressors in Texas don't have emergency generators.
Ken Oostman, Vice President of Technical Services for New Mexico Gas company said Thursday, "Some do and some don't. I can't really comment on all of our upstream suppler situations."
Those compressors do not belong to New Mexico Gas Company—they belong to other suppliers.
When asked when the problem will be solved, the utility could not give a specific answer, citing the continuing cold weather.
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source http://www.kob.com/article/stories/S1957362.shtml?cat=500
Thousands in New Mexico without natural gas service
Thousands in NM without natural gas service
By SUE MAJOR HOLMES Associated Press
News Fuze
Posted:02/04/2011 02:00:49 AM MST
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—With tens of thousands of people across New Mexico without natural gas service, Gov. Susana Martinez on Thursday declared a state of emergency, ordered government offices be shut down Friday and urged schools to "strongly consider" remaining closed for the day.
Demand has soared because of extremely cold weather across the state since Tuesday. New Mexico Gas Company said rolling blackouts in West Texas also impeded the delivery of natural gas to New Mexico.
Martinez declared a state of emergency for the entire state, urging residents to turn down their thermostats, bundle up and shut off appliances they don't need for the next 24 hours.
She later announced all state operations not providing critical services would be closed Friday to decrease the strain on energy resources throughout New Mexico.
"Due to statewide natural gas shortages, I have ordered all government agencies that do not provide essential services to shut down and all nonessential employees to stay home" on Friday, Martinez said after meeting with public safety personnel in Albuquerque.
"I have also encouraged all schools that have not already announced closures to strongly consider doing so," she said.
New Mexico Gas Company said service was disrupted throughout the state—in Bernalillo, Placitas, Taos, Questa, Red River and parts of Albuquerque, Silver City, Alamogordo, Tularosa and La Luz.
Emergency shelters were set up in several areas. Martinez said residents needing help finding a shelter or getting to one should call the non-emergency police or fire phone number in their community.
"As New Mexicans, we've always gotten through difficult situations," Martinez said. "We will get through this situation as well."
Earlier Thursday, Taos Mayor Darren Cordova declared a state of emergency in the northern New Mexico community after gas service was disrupted. He urged area residents to conserve electricity to prevent an outage of that energy source.
Martinez also urged people to curb electrical use to prevent blackouts and allow compressors to function so the state can get natural gas supplies.
"The use of electricity and the use of natural gas are not isolated; one is impacting the other," she said.
The state's largest electrical utility, Public Service Company of New Mexico, asked customers in the southern New Mexico communities of Alamogordo, Tularosa and Ruidoso to reduce their use of electricity because a transmission line serving the area was over capacity.
The overload occurred because a second line into the area was out of service, but PNM said crews were repairing that line.
http://www.denverpost.com/business/ci_17290544
By SUE MAJOR HOLMES Associated Press
News Fuze
Posted:02/04/2011 02:00:49 AM MST
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—With tens of thousands of people across New Mexico without natural gas service, Gov. Susana Martinez on Thursday declared a state of emergency, ordered government offices be shut down Friday and urged schools to "strongly consider" remaining closed for the day.
Demand has soared because of extremely cold weather across the state since Tuesday. New Mexico Gas Company said rolling blackouts in West Texas also impeded the delivery of natural gas to New Mexico.
Martinez declared a state of emergency for the entire state, urging residents to turn down their thermostats, bundle up and shut off appliances they don't need for the next 24 hours.
She later announced all state operations not providing critical services would be closed Friday to decrease the strain on energy resources throughout New Mexico.
"Due to statewide natural gas shortages, I have ordered all government agencies that do not provide essential services to shut down and all nonessential employees to stay home" on Friday, Martinez said after meeting with public safety personnel in Albuquerque.
"I have also encouraged all schools that have not already announced closures to strongly consider doing so," she said.
New Mexico Gas Company said service was disrupted throughout the state—in Bernalillo, Placitas, Taos, Questa, Red River and parts of Albuquerque, Silver City, Alamogordo, Tularosa and La Luz.
Emergency shelters were set up in several areas. Martinez said residents needing help finding a shelter or getting to one should call the non-emergency police or fire phone number in their community.
"As New Mexicans, we've always gotten through difficult situations," Martinez said. "We will get through this situation as well."
Earlier Thursday, Taos Mayor Darren Cordova declared a state of emergency in the northern New Mexico community after gas service was disrupted. He urged area residents to conserve electricity to prevent an outage of that energy source.
Martinez also urged people to curb electrical use to prevent blackouts and allow compressors to function so the state can get natural gas supplies.
"The use of electricity and the use of natural gas are not isolated; one is impacting the other," she said.
The state's largest electrical utility, Public Service Company of New Mexico, asked customers in the southern New Mexico communities of Alamogordo, Tularosa and Ruidoso to reduce their use of electricity because a transmission line serving the area was over capacity.
The overload occurred because a second line into the area was out of service, but PNM said crews were repairing that line.
http://www.denverpost.com/business/ci_17290544
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