took a big step, it is heading to the floor…and not the ground; wider state support for domestic partnership bill: not gone, not forgotten; more unemployment compensation?; K-Mart cosmetic crooks caught; before the final confirmation, your YouTube response is spoken to you; ABQ schools are closed, but Rio Rancho’s are open; more new roads for W Side housing developments; NM stalker arrested; new urgent care CTR at Second & Rio Bravo opens today; the Desert Divas cliental is growing, more ‘Johns’ on list; INS CO accusing College of Santa Fe with fraud?; pig forced shutdown of I-25N near Candelaria, was struck & killed; NM NATL Guard did their job while serving at GITMO; Brad bought better tracing paper; I don’t want to be her ‘best’ Coder, I just want to be an ‘employed’ Coder; fear returns on Monday; is this a holiday for UNMMG workers?; Evelyn here, but not better; finished Rounds by 8:20A; patient’s name is Jesse James; nothing about the HAZMAT situation last week at UNMH; first AM bus was R/R, ran to its stop, arrived at work about 6:38A; Adonae has been moved to CTI, due to overflow reasons, was discharged today; child tried to kill herself by ingesting laundry detergent, plus other liquid soaps; took PM Blue Line R/R; Medicaid wants critical care to be entered on separate lines; Evelyn continues to cough;
NC, S FL showers; light AM snow in VA, DC; heavy rain in Los Angeles, one – three feet of snow in S CA MTN; white weather along I-64 in WV & VA; very windy in San Fran; ‘the’ Las Vegas rain; temps from 10s to 70s; rain & snow in SLC; in CA, parts of the ‘Grapevine’ & I-15 were closed;
after forty years, Sam Donaldson is retiring; 800 foot fall in five seconds; Obama wants to restore stem cell research; Obama daughters get $1 for their weekly allowance; sign of the
times: homeowners opening their dwellings to boarders; passengers protest peanuts on planes; 2K peanut products affected by salmonella threat, factory had filthy water, among other problems; the scrapbook of PRES progress; were FED guidelines ignored?; no ‘car czar’, but task force to monitor The Big Three; the failing financial system; 
Michael Phelps will not face any drug charges; the end of Saturn car models; parents wonder what they did ‘wrong’ to have an autistic child; biggest take for a horror movie; crisis in currency; GOVT takeover of banks?; plane had to turn around, return to LAX when one of its engines went out; bright lights in TX & NE?; the return of the peace symbol; stock market closed for Presidents Day; $1 trillion will be spent by the FED GOVT this week; $4 billion will be given to GM; will The Big Three have plans, or progress reports?; stimulus bill would help people pay for COBRA coverage; the Academy Awards are seventy years old; could NM GOV be nominated again for Commerce SECY?; start your car with your IPhone?; the ‘touch screen remote’?; Continental plane ran out of altitude, a similar plane flew the same route safely; sixteen states have AVG prices of gas at $2 per gallon, or more; ‘definitely in denial’; so far, analysts predict gasoline prices will not reach $4 per gallon; 
someone stole $10K bike belonging to Lance Armstrong; two AZ chic resorts facing foreclosure; people may discover that eating at home is fun, and less expensive; addicted to FaceBook; ten car crash at Daytona 500; solar 
guano: was Lincoln really the ‘best’ PRES?; natural phenomenon, or space junk; Congress flied first class; we were caught off guard for Pearl Harbor [more or less, depending on which history book you read...or which historian you hear], and for 9 - 11. History has a horrible habit of repeating itself. The actions in this 'broadcast' are just as much possible as any other catalyst that could start a global conflict, either during the 1980s, or in the twenty-first century; CT police kill chimp that attacked woman; middleclass suffering in Germany; Hillary Clinton in Japan, start of a SE
Asian tour; N Korea has the right to explore space; oil at $36.63 per gallon; Hugo Chavez has the right to retain power, the start of socialism in Venezuela; prosthetic leg for elephant; Iraq admits election fraud; huge contraction of Japanese economy; foreign markets falling; and the planet keeps warming; mutually aimed destruction; Moscow, the most expensive city in Europe, with $180K Maserati, and $2K pairs of shoes; French & British nuclear submarines collide in the Atlantic, no radioactive leakage reported; the first recycled solar phone, complete with camera; in 2009, pirates have attacked 22 ships;
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