…4/21-10: maximize what you already have

57º in ABQ; 57% humidity at 6A…GAQ; did not sleep well last night; pollen count remains very high in ABQ; more NM land will be auctioned for oil drilling; the four year old Duke City boy shot & killed himself with a gun yesterday; I have an old, new desk; group of teenage boys are vandalizing a NE ABQ neighborhood, kicking in fences & gates; AM crash at Bridge & Isleta; fight on school bus leaves student with brain damage; still YouTube troubles at work; SW ABQ meth bust; a increase in drug overdoses in Valencia CNTY; another N NM domestic machete attack; NM GOV one of the worst in the US;

Channel 13 on the UNM campus; no PICU Admits; dirty water yesterday on UNM & UNMH; was Jenny at work yesterday: yes, today?;

CA snow, TX twisters; tornadoes for OK & CO; snow in the Sierra NV & Rockies; wet in Albany, Richmond, DC, Raleigh, Orlando, KC, Tulsa, SLC, Reno, San Fran, Portland [OR], Tampa, Omaha, Los Angeles, Miami, San Diego, Denver & St. Louis; twisters in parts of OK & CO; bad weather along parts of I-75, I-80, I-90 & I-95; rain/snow mix in Flagstaff; temps from the 50s to the 80s;

has free speech been restored, or animal cruelty approved?; missing FL boy found in NYC; oil rig explosion in the Gulf of MX; clothing items seized by NYC police are being sent to Haiti; a computerized, climate controlled car; some people are addicted to tanning beds; David Hasselhoff returns to ‘Young & the Restless’; the new & improved $100 bill; the DOW ended up; sister could not bring her brother to the prom as her date, because he was too old [even though he had served in Iraq];a NATL Day of Prayer?; is there too much sodium/salt in a typical American’s diet?; weapon threat shuts down CO school; GM has paid in full its bailout bucks, and shook its MGMT to make a profit; the armed senior citizen bank robber;

5.9 quake shook Tonga, no damage or injuries reported; Europe, including Britain, is open for business; planes safely flew into the plume, but how has the volcano hampered the global economy?; eight million passengers affected by the global gridlock, it may take weeks to resolve the airline problem; ash cloud drifting towards Europe, but more flights are scheduled;