…4/6-10: everything about you is unique

50º in ABQ; 33% humidity at 6A…GAQ; ABQ school system could face job cuts; Bosque fire has burned fifty acres, and is 30% contained; N NM Winter Storm Warning; Extreme Fire Danger across all of NM; ABQ Balloon Museum may face shorter hours of operation; NM Spaceport is under construction; Santa Fe police are looking for a man who killed a 17 year old boy; 100 people are battling the Bosque blaze; bank robbery turned into deadly accident at Coors & Quail; ‘Sherlock Holmes’ arrived; Southwest Airlines has been in the Duke City for thirty years;

former MGR returns from her vacation; thirteen year old patient told a nurse he wanted to have sex with her; my first Leave Request to my new MGR; two UNM VP positions may be cut;

Boston rain; snowstorm in N CA, and the N Rockies; wet in Buffalo, Erie, Des Moines, Madison, Milwaukee, Omaha, the Twin Cities, Chicago, Green Bay, NYC,, Albany, KC & Tulsa; yesterday was the most active weather day for 2010; bad weather along parts of I-35, I-80 & I-90; temps from the 30s to the 80s;

the worst US mining disaster in 25 years, the most deadliest since 2007: occurred 1K below the ground; 25 people killed in WV mine, survivors may have found a ‘safety chamber’ that contained air, food & water; the blast was caused when methane & coal gas combined to produce an explosion; it is part of the sixth largest mining company in the US; is going to a strip club a means of drumming up [R] support?; a CA teen wants to climb Mt. Everest; the DOW ended down; Home Depot is closing some of its stores; see the Masters Tournament in 3-D?;

antenna damaged on the Discovery, resulting in communication failure; there is a monkey on the Thai police force; sign in Italy: ‘Attention Prostitutes’; woman had sudden adult death syndrome, it took 114 times to bring her back to life; the US will not use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear nations; this is World Pillow Fight Day; is the Earth ‘angry’?; a 7.8 quake off the coast of N Sumatra, at a depth of 28 miles under the ocean, no tsunamis have been reported; oil is $82.86 per barrel; gold is $1,136 an ounce;