Let me see, if I've got this straight.

If I were to enter Ace's "Dream Ace" contest, which they so kindly notified me about via email, it appears these are the steps;
I'll need to begin by taking an online multiple choice test that must be done in a single, forty-five minute session and all the questions must be answered for it to count. Then, I ( Read more... )

Excerpted from the Associated Press;
A Walt Disney World employee dressed as the character "Tigger" was accused of hitting a child while posing for a photo, a spokeswoman for the theme park said Saturday ( Read more... )

The big grocery store here in town is called Smith's. It was a regional chain out of Utah and I don't know how long ago it changed ownership, but as long as I've been in New Mexico, it's been a division of Kroger's. Kroger's is the country's second-largest chain. They own King Soopers, Ralph's and several other stores, with operations in 31 states ( Read more... )

With about ten minutes remaining in tonight's rerun of Boston Legal, ABC News jumped into programming with a "Special Report", where Terry Moran told us that Gerald Ford had died. I'll admit that the death of a former President is news, but the man was of an advanced age, he was the longest living former President and he has not been well for a ( Read more... )

As part of my continuing effort to clean out my coffers of bookmarked stuff, I thought I'd throw a couple of driving cautions into the mix. I'm not sure of the math from these first two, but I'll take their word for it and the third is pretty straight-forward. It is, as it seems.

Over the past couple of days, a lot of blogs have been pointing toward the newest "feature" from the "braintrust" at Google.

If you've seen any of the other postings, you've learned that you can now search via Google Maps for a business, say "Socorro NM hotel" and when you click one of the little locator flags, a "call" link appears behind the ( Read more... )

An AP wire story from this morning's paper hits upon the familiar refrain of portion control and properly reading nutrition labels. Its purpose is to promote a Vanderbilt University study that will be printed in the next American Journal of Preventive Medicine, where among other findings, "researchers found that even patients with higher levels of ( Read more... )

Last night I thought about making a post, where I made fun of the spinach recall. One of the local stations was teasing it for the late news and New Mexico is among the states with reported cases of E Coli ( Read more... )

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