31º in ABQ; 52% humidity at 6A…today we dine on Buffalo, and that’s no bull; man tries to pass as a Bernalillo CNTY police officer; NM real estate mogul, and the unsecured promissory notes to many in this state; medical waste material found in Carlsbad dump; special NM legislative session will start this Monday; FEMA changes flood plain maps of the Duke City’s S Valley area, meaning some people will not have to buy flood INS, while others will; Robert Redford & the NM GOV will collaborate to teach aspiring Hispanic & Native American filming; toxic seepage from a Four Corners power plant is polluting NM water; there is hand sanitizer & tissues at my comic book store; today we also enjoyed Asparagus; many people have home paper shredding devices; the College of Santa Fe is the ‘economic anchor’ for the City Different; ‘our’ Las Vegas man killed his own grandmother; NATL Track & Field event in ABQ may generate millions in revenue; Fishing Fair today at Tingley Beach; 
suspicious WI fire kills mother & two of her children, but a third toddler survived the blaze; one million people in NY & New England are in the dark this AM; this month is the snowiest for NY, beating the 1869 record; WA & CA banks failed, bringing the total to 22 financial institutions in 2010; more rain means more CA mudslides; bad weather increases the number of unemployed; Gatorade drops Tiger Woods from its ads; Hawaii & CA have been hit by tsunami waves, but have caused little damage, AK may be next; tsunamis can travel at 500 mph, and be as high as thirty feet tall; the sixth winter storm has struck New England;
Chile in a state of catastrophe after an 8.8 tremor shakes the S American country, with tsunamis threatening every nation in the Pacific rim, especially the state of HI; the fourth largest ever recorded, it was felt 900 miles away in Buenos Aires: in Santiago, modern structures have been built to withstand tremors; US has won the most Olympic medals, but Canada has achieved more gold; S Korean ‘Robot Park’ will open in 2012; an historic drought, plus an El Nino weather pattern, has caused a Venezuelan village to reappear; the Chilean quake’s epicenter was offshore, a 6.9 aftershock has been reported; our ‘angry Earth’; tsunami waves have reached S Pacific islands; so far, Chile has not asked for aid; the US Olympic team has won more medals than in any other Winter Games; 
suspicious WI fire kills mother & two of her children, but a third toddler survived the blaze; one million people in NY & New England are in the dark this AM; this month is the snowiest for NY, beating the 1869 record; WA & CA banks failed, bringing the total to 22 financial institutions in 2010; more rain means more CA mudslides; bad weather increases the number of unemployed; Gatorade drops Tiger Woods from its ads; Hawaii & CA have been hit by tsunami waves, but have caused little damage, AK may be next; tsunamis can travel at 500 mph, and be as high as thirty feet tall; the sixth winter storm has struck New England;
Chile in a state of catastrophe after an 8.8 tremor shakes the S American country, with tsunamis threatening every nation in the Pacific rim, especially the state of HI; the fourth largest ever recorded, it was felt 900 miles away in Buenos Aires: in Santiago, modern structures have been built to withstand tremors; US has won the most Olympic medals, but Canada has achieved more gold; S Korean ‘Robot Park’ will open in 2012; an historic drought, plus an El Nino weather pattern, has caused a Venezuelan village to reappear; the Chilean quake’s epicenter was offshore, a 6.9 aftershock has been reported; our ‘angry Earth’; tsunami waves have reached S Pacific islands; so far, Chile has not asked for aid; the US Olympic team has won more medals than in any other Winter Games; 
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