Media Master Trump Stages A Rally in America's Most Conservative City

While the New Urban DTMesa is regenerating a more diverse and creative place out of its old Mormon roots into a smart new growth expansion of opportunities in neighborhood economic development, retail, arts, innovations and livability, the conservative politics in Goldwater-Arpaio-Russell Pearce SB1070 territory is now attracting "The Donald" like a mad swarm flying back to the beehive for honey to mine the manna from the broad suburban-fringe conservative base in Maricopa County that voted 55% for Mitt Romney in the last prez campaign. Mitt Romney was at Dobson Ranch here in Mesa on Saturday, denying claims of a draft-Romney campaign financed by wealthy Mormons in Wyoming, Utah and Colorado just in case there's a brokered RNC nomination convention in Cleveland.
Trump will be here on Wednesday - flying into Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport . . . got your tickets yet?

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> see DARTH TRUMP https://youtu.be/KU_Jdts5rL0

Trump will be doing a Fly-in at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport [image to right] after Tuesday's last Republican "debate" in Las Vegas - who knows if what happens there stays there? . . .

NextMesa /GOP Politix Stage > Romney & McCain Today +Trump Next Week

Three Republican wannabe Presidential hopefuls, two who didn't make into the Oval Office and one pulling out all the stops to get there, just happen to be using the geographic platform of Mesa - the most conservative city in America - to score political points.
Romney & McCain will be at Dobson High School for a campaign rally.
Trump outdoes them big time just announcing a rally today at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport arriving in his own big jet.

- Wednesday, December 16, 2015 -

Mesa, Arizona

International Air Response

12:00 PM

Doors will open at 10:00 a.m.

Please limit personal items for expedited entry.

Get Tickets



http://www.donaldjtrump.com/events/trumpmesa.eventbrite.com

Sat 12 Dec All Over Downtown/Day & Night > Add Teddy Bear Drive

Getting' crazy-bizzy in a wildly wonderful way dashing through the blizzard of all the PopUP Pro-Motions in The New Urban DTMesa - over and around the streets we go making spirits and lights bright!
Happier Holidays - all of them for everybody
Share the Love > Lotsa Love + Big Hugs
Abrazos a todos
Teddy over to the left enjoys the snuggles

NOT on the roster of THE BIG WE official highly publicized events is this one on Saturday 12 December from 4-10 pm.
Black-leather bikers might look big-and-bad but they have hearts of gold when raising the roar for a good cause: Bikers Against Child Abuse.
Get down and bring a teddy bear or toy to A.M.P. Moto Works,
two blocks south of Main Street @ Broadway on Saturday.
Free to all who love motorcycles and their families.
Free hot food on a cool night [drinks and dessert included] + great vendors, people, + more.
It - like most of the businesses here - is independently owned and operated. http://www.ampmotoworks.com/
Spread the word on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/events/412257452301766/

Super Foods Hit Mesa > Lost Incan Treasure @ Friday Farmers Market

Introducing to The New Urban DTMesa:
The Pichuberry - those sexy French call it "amour in cage" or "love in a cage"
Bringing the world to your table - at least once a week
Physalis peruviana is a plant species of the genus Physalis.
It is originally from Peru - and it's about time all you foodies, super-food fanatics and Sancti-mommies taste, buy and eat these at your table.
The plant and its fruit is known as uchuva (Colombia), Cape gooseberry (South Africa, UK, Australia, New Zealand), Inca berry, Aztec berry, golden berry, giant ground cherry, African ground cherry, Peruvian groundcherry, Peruvian cherry, and sometimes simply Physalis (United Kingdom).^[2][3][4]

It is indigenous to South America, but has been cultivated in England since the late 18th century and in South Africa in the region of the Cape of Good Hope since at least the start of the 19th century.

[description and image from Wikipedia]



Find it on Main Street at Mojo Tree Farm every Friday 9-1.
If food is your medicine, you don't need a prescription for these.

https://youtu.be/CHh_7mRPHf8

Find Out more > http://www.pichuberry.com/

Hey! Have You Heard of This Movie?



The Force Awakens?
Apparently, it’s some sort of science-fiction story.
Spaceships, people in funny white suits, that sort of stuff.
Anyway, there’s a new international TV spot for it, which means that we get approximately 3.6 seconds of new footage and some pretty snazzy Simplified Chinese subtitles.

New lines of dialogue to consider:
Rey (to BB-8, after it answers her question “where are you from?” with a series of beeps): “Classified? Really. Me, too.”
Han (to the Millennium Falcon, ostensibly): “Come on, baby, don’t let me down!”
The Falcon (after crashing into snow): “SMMMMMSHHHHHFFFFFFFFF”
http://www.wired.com/2015/12/force-awakens-international-trailer/

68,871,910 people have already watched this official 2:24 You Tube trailer
https://youtu.be/sGbxmsDFVnE









PLAYING LOCAL IN MESA STARTING ON THU 17 DEC:
Cinemark 16 @ 7:00, 10:35 and 1:50
3D @ 8:00 p.m. and 1:55

AMC Mesa Grand 24

East Valley Partnership Names Gilbert Mayor John Lewis President and CEO

PHOENIX (Dec. 9, 2015) After conducting a thorough search over the last four months that drew candidates from across the country, East Valley Partnership has named Gilbert Mayor John Lewis President and CEO.
Lewis succeeds Roc Arnett, who served as President and CEO of East Valley Partnership for the past 13 years.

Formed in 1982, East Valley Partnership is a regional nonpartisan coalition that actively advocates in areas such as economic development, education, transportation and infrastructure, healthcare and others to improve the business climate and overall quality of life in the East Valley. Phoenix East Valley communities are leaders in Arizona economic development that is driving advanced business expansion, specialized job growth, higher wages, and innovation.
http://www.evp-az.org/

Lewis has served as Mayor of Gilbert for nearly seven years and has 28 years of private sector business experience. He spent 19 years with Apollo Group (parent company of University of Phoenix) and nine years with Ernst & Young in various roles including information technology management, leadership development and management consulting.
Lewis and his family have lived in Gilbert for 30 years. He serves on regional boards and committees for the Arizona League of Cities Executive Committee, Maricopa Association of Government (MAG) Regional Council and Economic Development Committee, Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Board, Greater Phoenix Economic Council and Arizona BrainFood. He earned his MBA from the University of Houston and a bachelor of science degree from Brigham Young University.

East Valley Partnership’s leadership is currently working closely with the Town of Gilbert on a transition plan for Mayor Lewis to assume his new role as the President/CEO during the summer of 2016. East Valley Partnership’s Project Manager, Mike Hutchinson, will serve as interim President and CEO until Lewis assumes his new role.

Hutchinson was a long time senior executive for the City of Mesa serving as the City Manager from March of 2000 until his retirement in 2005. He has worked at the East Valley Partnership managing a variety of projects since May of 2008.
He helped shape and develop Mesa into a place of great neighborhoods, outstanding cultural institutions, vibrant and bustling businesses and a place where civic leaders from both the private and non-profit sector pulled together in times of need. In 2012 he was named Mesa Man of The Year

This Just In From The Governor > Need A Ride?

Hi,
I’ve talked a lot about 21st-century innovation in 2015, and the need to transform Arizona into a 21st-century economy. 
We've let rideshare drivers operate freely in our state. That's allowed Arizonans to make an honest living, and thousands to utilize this convenient service. 
And microbreweries that faced caps on their production, can now expand, serve more customers and hire more workers. 
Take a look at our latest videos below highlighting the work we’ve done for Arizona this year – and stay tuned – we’re just getting started!

Thanks!

Doug

https://twitter.com/dougducey/status/674982872533499908