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Weekly Alibi
 V.18 No.10 | March 5 - 11, 2009
Amy Dalness learns how to fall, fight and get hit by a car Hollywood style during her week-long trip to film stunt school.
The domestic partnership bill falls in the state Senate, but advocates cling to the hope that it will eventually pass. And UNM's faculty says the university spends too much on administrative salaries.
Websclusive: Making Sausage
Creationism? What's the Legislature up to now?
Saxophonist David Sánchez blends the rigor and freedom of post-bop jazz with an African/Caribbean sensibility. Plus, We Should Be Dead moves from Ireland to L.A. to let its power-pop shine.
It's tough to get a bead on Zohra Ethnic Foods' diverse menu, but patient diners are rewarded with chicken worth crowing about. Meanwhile, find out how to prepare your garden for the apocalypse.
Waltz With Bashir mixes techniques of documentary, investigative journalism and personal reminiscence and relates them in a comic strip style of animation. And comedian Russell Brand tries to convert his fame in England into American stardom.
International contemporary dance companies sashay into the North Fourth Art Center during Global DanceFest 2009. Plus, Women & Creativity 2009 highlights the innovative impact of women.

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Personals

"I Saw You" with a smile that the Mona Lisa could only wish

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Ladies First

We got in line at Satellite at the same time, but I insisted you go first. You have long wavy strawberry blonde hair, and you were shockingly beautiful. I bet you still are. On the way out I held the door, and we were parked right next to one another. Did you feel a spark too?

The Lady with the Lion Tail (Winning Coffee)

It was Sunday (the 12th of May). You were wearing some rock-out Hot Topic type clothes. You had some lion tail attached to your pants.

I was wearing a green shirt. I had glasses and a red beard. After asking what with the tail, you allowed me to sit at your table and chat with you. Before you left, we introduced ourselves. You went inside and I left.

I really liked talking to you. You were really smart. I would like to meet you again and chat some more.

Angel At Starbucks

Where: Starbucks. When: Saturday, May 4. Me: shaved head, reading a book about nuclear weapons. You: gorgeous female, reading the Bible. You introduced yourself and we spoke for a few minutes. You loitered around waiting for me to ask you out. I was hypnotized by you, unable to move or speak. I will be at the same location, same time, next Saturday, eagerly hoping you will be there.

Walks like an Ocelot

Saturday, May 11th, at the Radio Shack on North 4th about 4. You are a petite lady with shorter red/brown hair, khakis and a darker top. I'm tall with gray hair and mustache. You walked through the store on your way out, eyes that covered everywhere, a smile that the Mona Lisa could only wish for and a walk that was very subtle and awakened every male molecule I possess. I lost every mental process watching you leave! Shocked wishes to see thee over a cup which would get cold.

Alibi Picks

Lift Your Spirits: Expressions of Joy at the Isotopes Park

We could all use a little joyous expression in our lives. Get yours tonight when choral group Expressions of Joy opens for the Isotopes by singing the National Anthem. It’s the chorus’ second invitation to perform before an Isotopes game. Founded in 2011, the group’s purpose is “to bring the joy of singing to individuals with developmental disabilities and/or other special needs.” According to Expressions of Joy, Inc. President Jeannine Kammann-Cessac, “not everyone might be able to lift a bowling ball or run in the Special Olympics, but everyone can at least feel the music, sway, smile and sing to our tunes.” The choir welcomes new members 17 and older; no special skills are required. For more information, visit abqjoy.com. Hear tonight's performance at about 6:30 p.m. at Isotopes Park. Isotopes Park • Tue May 21 • 6:30 pm • FREE • View on Alibi calendar

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    New Mexico's wild horses may wind up at the slaughterhouse.

    Albuquerque is going to evaluate Albuquerque's police oversight system.

    Keanu Reeves got a bit chubby.

    The 22 year old son of Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner is now in charge of the magazine.

    Taco Bell has a breakfast taco.

    There's a lot of fake silk in Beijing.

    NYT article about the massive tornado in Oklahoma yesterday. This lady found her dog, though!

    Senate panel: Apple "among America's largest tax avoiders."

    Eric Holder knows NOTHING.

    Can't get enough of that sponsored content!

    Jimmy Page's unused soundtrack for Kenneth Anger's Lucifer Rising.

    Happy birthday, (Albuquerque resident) Mr. T!

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