35º in ABQ; 52% humidity at 6A…GAQ; drunk driver slammed into a van on I-25, injuring a family of five; disruption in a N NM courtroom; sexual harassment suit filed against ABQ Transit Director; fire at a Farmington APT complex; man ignited his car on fire along I-40, drugs were inside the vehicle; higher taxes in the state’s future?; new dig requested at W Mesa site; $10K grant for Rio Rancho students to build a better wind machine; state budget cuts force the NM GOV to cut two Navajo Nation projects; my priority is getting enough sleep during cold weather;
one more day to catch up; teenager died three days after being struck by a car; finished Rounds before 7:30A; gay prom & drag show to be held at UNM; ‘trouble in paradise’, as some doctors have not submitted their billing sheets; no Group 4 TES edits; took the #5 to the #8 [back & forth], and missed the W R/R by seconds, arriving home by 5:15P; a full Friday at work; several CART cases;
wet along parts of I-10 & I-95; stormy day in Houston & Dallas; wet in Seattle, San Antonio, Reno, Hartford, Detroit, Tulsa, NYC, Boston, across areas of S TX & New England; fog along the mid-Atlantic coast; floods in the UK; blowing dust in the SW US; another NW US storm, bringing rain to WA & OR, and feet of snow to the Cascades; temps from 40s to 80s;
now, woman can delay pap smears?; 9% of all loans are delinquent; sneaky ‘Black Friday’ tricks: very limited quantity of very low priced item [usually in Electronics]; more people blaming the [D] for the ongoing recession; three people accused of hacking COMCAST homepage; viruses also appearing in ‘Twilight’ sequel website; tour bus of Miley Cyrus’ crew crashed along I-85 S of Richmond, killing the bus driver; Oprah made headline news…launched several people’s careers; 42 million Americans watch the ‘Queen of Talk Shows’; what will afternoons be without ‘O’, what are her future plans?; is the FED GOVT rationing health care?; oldest CO ski resort is 70 years old; the DOW ended down; Furr’s abandons its cafeteria style, for the buffet look; ‘human chicken’ disrupts Durango City Council meeting; military ‘eye in the sky’ was blurred during computer glitch; new H1N1 cases on the decline; TX man buys a town in that same state; ‘New Moon’ movie sets midnight madness box office record, earning over $26 million;
second spacewalk tomorrow; false alarm at the INTL Space Station; gold is $1,139.60 per ounce; oil is $76.84 a barrel; after several failed attempts, the ‘Big Bang’ machine has been turned on;
one more day to catch up; teenager died three days after being struck by a car; finished Rounds before 7:30A; gay prom & drag show to be held at UNM; ‘trouble in paradise’, as some doctors have not submitted their billing sheets; no Group 4 TES edits; took the #5 to the #8 [back & forth], and missed the W R/R by seconds, arriving home by 5:15P; a full Friday at work; several CART cases;
wet along parts of I-10 & I-95; stormy day in Houston & Dallas; wet in Seattle, San Antonio, Reno, Hartford, Detroit, Tulsa, NYC, Boston, across areas of S TX & New England; fog along the mid-Atlantic coast; floods in the UK; blowing dust in the SW US; another NW US storm, bringing rain to WA & OR, and feet of snow to the Cascades; temps from 40s to 80s;now, woman can delay pap smears?; 9% of all loans are delinquent; sneaky ‘Black Friday’ tricks: very limited quantity of very low priced item [usually in Electronics]; more people blaming the [D] for the ongoing recession; three people accused of hacking COMCAST homepage; viruses also appearing in ‘Twilight’ sequel website; tour bus of Miley Cyrus’ crew crashed along I-85 S of Richmond, killing the bus driver; Oprah made headline news…launched several people’s careers; 42 million Americans watch the ‘Queen of Talk Shows’; what will afternoons be without ‘O’, what are her future plans?; is the FED GOVT rationing health care?; oldest CO ski resort is 70 years old; the DOW ended down; Furr’s abandons its cafeteria style, for the buffet look; ‘human chicken’ disrupts Durango City Council meeting; military ‘eye in the sky’ was blurred during computer glitch; new H1N1 cases on the decline; TX man buys a town in that same state; ‘New Moon’ movie sets midnight madness box office record, earning over $26 million;
second spacewalk tomorrow; false alarm at the INTL Space Station; gold is $1,139.60 per ounce; oil is $76.84 a barrel; after several failed attempts, the ‘Big Bang’ machine has been turned on;
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