…2/21-10: the luxury of trust

36º in ABQ; 64% humidity at 6A…snow for parts of NM; Brad linking the new DVD recorder to the TV; do not patronize prostitutes; Special Olympics will be held in the Duke City; Tatum magistrate court will permanently close this Friday; NM baseball team was victorious over their number one rival; money needed to buy protective vest for NM canine officers; Brad’s work came to a halt because we don’t have the correct cable to hook the device to the TV, but we can watch DVD movies; Valencia CNTY police now use ‘lapel cameras’, which can retain a picture for two hours; Brad made Marinara Sauce; ID thefts linked to drugs, using ‘dumpster diving’ to get credit card data;

three girls were killed in FL when they were struck by a train while crossing a bridge; a toxic cloud from a derailed train near Bakersfield, CA has forced evacuation of several homes; Cirque du Soleil tries to revive Elvis in their Las Vegas show; lawmakers push the military to remove the “don’t ask, don’t tell” ban of gays in the military; yesterday, FaceBook faced online problems, complaints appeared on Twitter; time has been kind to Tom Cruise; when faced with a replicating virus, our leaders do not know how to handle a cyber attack; in CA, kill your lawn, earn some money; rainbow pancakes?; should Tiger Woods have apologized after the Winter Olympics; states faced with huge deficits for failing to contribute money into retirement pension funds & health benefits, both of which are guaranteed; harder to get credit if you are younger than 21 years old; people think our GOVT is ‘broken’; cell phones lack security protection; some people consider the IRS bomber as a ‘hero’; was the plane carrying extra barrels of fuel?; three year old FL boy accidentally shot by his brother; beware of credit card ‘inactivity fees’, higher minimum payments & interest rates; younger people are favoring the [R]; Ford Transit: the ‘urban box’; turquoise is the new bathroom color; ‘Obama Care’ health reform revealed just before a bipartisan meeting;

no one was injured after a bomb was tossed into Cairo’s largest synagogue; it’s ‘Hurt Locker’ vs. ‘Avatar’ at the UK film Awards; Taliban do not want peace in AFG; Kit Kat candy is big in Japan; floods have injured hundreds on Portuguese island; déjà vu?: Chinese schools may be behind GOOGLE cyber attack?; Lufthansa strike may affect other airlines; most of American companies are controlled by foreign powers; American was removed from a Canadian airliner because of his body odor; an era of fewer, but stronger hurricanes?; one wrong photo, and a US Winter Olympian athlete can no longer participate in the games; America has won the most medals and the most in the gold category; now, Abbey Road Studios is not for sale;