Question on Arizona DMAs....is Flagstaff part of the Phoenix DMA?
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Yes, Flagstaff is part of the Phoenix DMA.
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Also check out the " Four Peaks Amethyst Mine", its in Arizona. It will give you additional information which you are seeking.
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I heard about it,and evidently there is truth to it!! I live in Arizona,and illegals have just about taken over the state!!!!! But, what the ILLEGALS and mexico FAILS to mention,is the U.S. PAID mexico for these territorys,which are NOW Arizona,New Mexico,Texas,and California.
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No. Arizona has been back in Mountain Time since the rest of the nation reverted back to standard time a few weeks back, not in Pacific Time.
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I would hope not.  Kosovo is a province of Serbia that is mainly populated by Albanians.  The Western powers directed military power to stop the persecution of the Albanians by the Serbians.  By recognizing Kosovo as an independent country, it would send a wrong statement to other people who want their own independence because they are the majority in a certain geological area of an established country.  Should Arizona be recognized as an independent country because the majority of the population are Mexicans or Indians as opposed to "Americans"?  Should another country bomb Arizona to free the Mexicans/Indians and then give them the state to be their own?  I would think not.
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Not all of them are. There are a few here in Arizona that are Democrats.
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Good for you!  Thank you both for your service and your continued commitment to America.\n\nHere's the link to the Arizona Democratic Party's website:\nhttp://www.azdem.org/\n\nThey might have links to more local organizations, and at the very least, they should have contact info.  Major cities like Phoenix will usually also have Democratic Party headquarters somewhere  - try calling information.\n\nGood luck!
591975
Duh.. Maricopa Co, Arizona.
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what is dmas?  these counties are in southwestern VA
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That was on Discovery Channel the other day.  They were not permitted to reveal the specific location, but I think they said it was in Arizona.
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Arizona or New Mexico
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Arizona has a specific statute relating to common law marriages: \n\nArizona Revised Statute §25-111 states as follows:\n\nA. A marriage shall not be contracted by agreement without a marriage ceremony.\nB. A marriage contracted within this state is not valid unless all of the following occur:\n1. A license is issued as provided in this title.\n2. The marriage is solemnized by a person authorized by law to solemnize marriages or by a person purporting to act in such capacity and believed in good faith by at least one of the parties to be so authorized.\n3. The marriage is solemnized before the expiration of the marriage license.\nC. The requirements of this section do not apply to the conversion of an existing marriage that is valid in this state to a covenant marriage that complies with the requirements of section 25-902.\n\nAs you will note above, the statute states that for a marriage entered into in Arizona, certain requirements must be met. Specifically, Arizona requires a ceremony, license and an authorized person to conduct the ceremony (or at least believed to be authorized). Thus, you cannot marry via the common law method in Arizona. However, if a couple was legally married under the common law in another state, Arizona will recognize that marriage.
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State of Confusion, Capital is Trouble.  lol.  Actually, the last of the 48 contiguous States was Arizona.  The last admitted to the Union was Hawaii. If by real, you mean the 48 that border each other, your answer is Arizona.
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hows this http://www.lasr.net/pages/lake.php?Lake_ID=AZ06lk002&ShowMap=Y
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just north of Flagstaff
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Some EDUCATIONAL Reading For Citizens\n\nhttp://www.newswithviews.com/Devvy/kidd185.htm\n\nI have friends who live in the Phoenix area that speak fluent Spanish. Over the weekend before the big marches on April 10, 2006, Spanish speaking radio was sending this message: "Hide what's in your heart today. We know in your heart your allegiance is to Mexico, but today use your head. Americans were upset about Mexican flags and our show of solidarity for reconquista. Now we must wear white shirts and wave the American flags being handed out. It will be difficult because we know in your heart your love is for Mexico, but hide it today."
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Flagstaff is a nice place to live. \n\nWeather:\nIt is located at 7000 elevation, so it is truely a 4 season place.  You can get the get the ranges from Weather Underground, but it rarely gets above 90 in the summer or below 10 in the winter.\n\nhttp://www.wunderground.com/US/AZ/Flagstaff.html\n\nAffordablity:\nThis is relative to what you consider affortable.  If you're moving from San Francisco, then yes, it is affortable.  If you're coming from Billings, then it is not.  The current house prices range from $225/sq ft. to $300/sq ft.\n\nEmployment:\nFor the size of city, Flagstaff does not have a lot of employment opportunities.  There is one medical device company in town that employs like 1,500 people, but if you're not a scientist, MD, or PhD, you might have trouble finding a job there.\n\nRecreation:\nIf you like to do outdoor things, then Flagstaff is top-notch.  Mountain biking, hiking, camping, etc. are all close.  If you like snowsports Telluride and Durango are only 5 hours away, or if there's ever snow again, AZ Snowbowl is only 40 minutes from downtown.  If you have a boat, Powell is only 2.5 hours away.  In the winter, drive 22 miles South to Sedona for warmer biking/hiking.  Or, the south side of Big Ditch is just over 60 minutes north.  There's no lack of outdoor stuff in Flag\n\nSome links:\nhttp://www.flagstaff.com/\n\nhttp://www.flagstaffarizona.org/\n\nhttp://www.flagstaffchamber.com/\n\n(One for fun)\nhttp://www.flagbrew.com/