68º in ABQ; 65% humidity at 6A…Brad’s Chiro visit; ‘humble’ Manny: “everybody loves me where I go!”; Ross may open a store in Santa Fe; we ate snow peas & tomatoes from our rooftop garden; Code Yellow: Moderate Air Quality for Ozone; suspicious home invasion in the Duke City; thirteen year old boy & a truck swept away by arroyo waters which were nine feet deep in some places; full house, over 15K fans at Isotopes Park, people wearing ‘Manny hair’; Raton racing casino breaks ground; Valencia CNTY couple face fraud charges; there is still a $200K unclaimed NM lottery winner from April, the deadline to claim the prize is early July; revamp the YDC; Belen teachers face a month without pay; NM schools will get $213 million in surplus funds; Espanola bans the use of cell phones while driving; Las Cruces man sentenced for raping two girls; The Beach puppy belongs to Nancy’s daughter; another Navajo Code Talker has died; NM has the fastest supercomputer in the world; Second Turn Scooters; the largest crowd ever recorded attended the ABQ game last night; woman shot in Moriarty, missing husband suspected as gunman, shot & killed himself along I-40, near Unser;
maybe decision today for Friday…yes, leave approved; MGR forgot about to answer my request; finished Rounds by 7:45A; E-mailed MGR I would work a few hours on 7/5/09; an increase in teenagers overdosing on aspirin; Nancy gave me a PM ride from Central & Rio Grande; PEDS receptionist collects cocktail umbrellas;
hot & humid in the SE US, plus the Great Plains; storm survival kit should contain items similar as those used when camping; T’storms along parts of I-29, in Omaha, Chicago, St. Louis, KC, S FL & the Keys; per Weather Channel, Four Corners heat next week?; high surf along VA Beach; rain for Boston, Twin Cities & Miami; the “T’storm equation”; in Louisiana, heat collapsed streets; ABQ storms mentioned on ABC AM News; temps from 60s to 100s; Andres weakens as it heads out to open waters;
METRO will be conducting experiments on trains to recreate the accident, emergency brake was working: $250K emergency relief fund has been allocated, was the driver texting?; that would not matter since the trains are electronically controlled…all a driver does is open & close doors, and call out station stops; drunk NJ man stuffed into bus luggage compartment by his friends; IA coach shot & killed while school was in session, a adult [former student] has been arrested for the crime; SC GOV admits having an affair, and going to Argentina; baking no preservatives bread for circus elephants; 700 NYC teachers are paid to do nothing, waiting for accusation decisions; Obama keeps pushing the public health plan, will there be competitive coverage?; people in small & large cities are breathing unhealthy air; Cheney signs $2 million book deal for his memoirs; missing OH girl & her mother are found with sex offender in CA; did the subway train stop, then restart?; $3 billion requested for METRO; Wal-Mart trying to attract wealthier customers; home sales fell in May, down nearly 33% from last year; big bank money problems are not going away; Boston Globe & its union come to a deal; surfing on the CO River; anomaly on the METRO tracks; Johnny Depp leaves a $4K tip?; people polled like their current coverage, but fear rising costs; Obama is open to alternative options in health coverage, but will not give into pressure; N Dakota found guilty of breastfeeding her daughter while drunk; suggestive burger ad gone bad; time to retrofit Metrorail cars, repair circuit problems; Black & Decker recalling coffeemakers; still keep bringing up the topic of taxing health coverage; budget cuts may eliminate Fourth of July fireworks; who paid for his travels?; the [R] SC GOV sheds a tear while confessing, wife was not by his side; his car was parked in Columbia airport: ‘I ask for your forgiveness’: he was also out of town during Myrtle Beach blazes, but he will not resign, and put on a ‘remarkable performance’; many ‘sex text’ to strangers; fifty doctors & health care executive accused of Medicare fraud; the DOW was down;
so far, Africa has been unaffected by the H1N1 virus; the number of older people in the world will triple by 2050; officials allowed to see jailed journalists in N Korea; protesters in Iran get the message: less public display; turning on headlights to express discontent, videos still being released to the world; security forces beating demonstrators, but the law is not allowed in hospitals; there is violent opposition to oppositionists; oil is $68.66 per barrel; gold is now $940 an ounce; another bombing in Sadr City kills 60+ people; 
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