…5/31-09: what’s in you, is what’s around you

59º in ABQ; 51% humidity at 6A…rain remains, slower movement of dry weather; another day of searching, and still the boy has not been found, the water is too murky; 8% of ABQ residents may lose TV reception when the digital conversion takes place on 6/12/09, the least prepared city in the US; brain disease that can only be found in NM, known as CCM; several hot air balloons in the AM sky; El Paso Electric CO will raise rates in 2010; four massive bells will be blessed in Santa Fe; Native Americans heading for DC to get compensation for uranium mine workers, and their children; bear walked into Rio Rancho HOSP; former Los Lunas chief said he worked overtime, but didn’t; $5 million stimulus money allocated for park & ride stations, and airports; dozens of police cars in Central & PA area: two women found dead in their APT; police will just tell street beggars to move: now, aggressive panhandlers using children & pets to encourage larger donations; the S Valley got soaked last night; man fell from canoe while rowing in N NM; shootout at 64th & Ouray; homeowner threatened by man with hatchet; 5K lbs. of bells will be placed in Santa Fe church, at a cost of $350K; ABQ Aardvarks Rugby Club;

new weight standards for pregnant women; NV SEN overrides GOV decision to override proposal that give equal rights to domestic partners, gay or straight; as of today, the Red Sox are in second [or third] place, tied with Toronto, while the Yankees are in the top spot; [R] criticized the Obama’s “Night on the Town” in NYC to see a play; Prince Harry toured Harlem children’s organization; ‘Star Trek’ is the first 2009 movie that has earned over $200 million; NY battle for same-sex marriages continues; blamed on a ‘mix-up’, tainted Sno-cones were served at KS Zoo; school shaved student’s hair, did not approve of his Mohawk; the realignment of car franchises; ‘what’s good for America, is good for GM’…the slogan used to be reversed; the NATL AVG price for gas has reached $2.50 per gallon, prices have increased 33 days in a row: AK, HI, CA & MI have the highest fuel costs, while SC has the lowest; Americans own a failing company, GM; ‘common sense rules’ to stay thrifty; the days of ‘fuzzy TV reception’ are over; there is ‘bear pepper spray’; the animated movie ‘Up’ was number one at the box office, earning $68.2 million; frost & freeze advisories in New England; the world’s most powerful laser has been created in CA; what is Sotomayor’s opinion on abortion; anti-abortion doctor killed while attending church;

ten country summit in S Korea; an El Nino forming in the Pacific; she did it for herself & Scotland: Susan Boyle received another standing ovation, the singer has global friends & audiences, plus a book deal; thirty killed in Chinese mine explosion; more ‘war drills’ by Israel; last Titanic survivor has died at the age of 97; Susan Boyle may also make a TV appearance in America; direct mail service between Cuba & the US?;