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The Daily Word in lawmaker cam, Taco Bell and Puerto Rico

APS bosses get raises, teachers pissed.

Legislators suspicious of Gov. Martinez filming them in the Roundhouse.

Taco Bell unveils baked potato wrapped in a tortilla.

State cop takes a woman into custody and then has sex with her in his patrol car on their way to jail. No charges are filed.

Guy slices his tongue to get his wife back.

The Tea Party says it’s Romney’s fault.

Your brain and music.

Welcome to Middle-Earth Airlines.

Diane Sawyer, drinking wine, taking meds, making coke jokes.

The worst appearances of musicians in sci-fi movies.

Google unveils JAM, which is, roughly, Garage Band. Here’s other stuff Google has wasted money on.

For balance: Forgotten Apple products of yore.

For x-mas, please buy me a petri dish ornament.

Puerto Rico is thinking it wants to be a state.

Neil Gaiman writes some “Doctor Who,” tries to salvage the glory of the Cybermen.

    V.21 No.33 | 8/16/2012
    Sometimes, Daft Punk gets sad hanging out in the J.C. Penney dressing room.

    Film Review

    Beyond the Black Rainbow

    Psychotropic sci-fi film drops countless references to cult films past

    How are you at cult film trivia? Canadian director Panos Cosmatos digs three decades deep into the back shelves of the video store (if such a thing still exists) for his first writing-directing effort, the brain-twisting, eye-bending, ’80s-inspired, horror/sci-fi head trip Beyond the Black Rainbow

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    News

    The Daily Word in $3 gas, dirty veggies and peaceful Iceland

    Firefighters gain the upper hand in the Bosque.

    Taliban attacks a hotel in Kabul.

    Gas might go back down to $3 per gallon.

    The Sandusky jury deliberates without hearing accusations from his foster son.

    The highest temperatures on record in the U.S.

    Dirty dozen list shows fruits and veggies with the most pesticides.

    Police officers in Santa Fe who lie or participate in sexual misconduct can be fired immediately under a new policy.

    What has come true from Blade Runner?

    Find out where the rich keep their private islands.

    Denham Fouts inspired his lovers and benefactors with cool disinterest.

    Iceland is the most peaceful country in the world.

    Cat shreds despite earthquake.

    Science. It's a girl thing. Like sexiness and makeup.

    The British Monarchy is hiring.

    V.21 No.23 | 6/7/2012
    Convention goers at ACE 2011

    Feature

    ACE in the Hole

    Alibi’s top 10 picks for the Albuquerque Comic Expo

    The Albuquerque Comic Expo enters its giant-sized (dare we say “Giant Man-sized”) sophomore year this weekend. With so many exhibits, lectures, signings, parties, screenings and gaming tournaments to choose from, how do you figure out what to spend your time on? Should you comb though the dealers’ room looking for bargains on back issues of Justice League, or should you get in line for Katee Sackhoff’s autograph? We’ve chosen our top 10 faves from the still-growing lineup of events.

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    news

    The Daily Word in Google glasses, Pussy Riot and feathered dinos

    Biologist to argue for year-round cougar hunting in N.M.

    Augmented reality glasses.

    Heinrich v. Balderas on the drug war and Mexico.

    Death Star v. Borg Cube.

    Los Alamos National Lab put all of its environmental monitoring info into a public database.

    Sky News says it hacked into people’s emails.

    No police at Lobo Village, just private security.

    The best of rappers on game shows.

    The real reason gas costs so much.

    Amnesty International says Russia shouldn’t continue to jail Pussy Riot—a female punk rock performance troupe.

    Federal judge rules that it’s discriminatory to deny insurance benefits to same-sex couples.

    Snakehead is one nasty looking fish.

    These great big dinos used to have feathers. Cute.

    Is brain food for real?

    Toys you used to have that are worth a lot of money now.

      news

      The Daily Word in Angry Birds, hacktivists and arty nip slips

      21 states—not N.M.— have stand-your-ground laws. In Florida, that law prevents the man who killed a teen from being arrested.

      Islamic extremist shot in the head by French police after a gunfight.

      President Obama stops in Lea County to talk about how he digs oil companies.

      Timsanity

      Survey says Americans think politicians are talking about religion too much.

      Our own Rep. Steve Pearce pushes a national bill that would require drug testing for everyone receiving food stamps or unemployment benefits.

      Three supermarket chains say no to pink slime.

      Hacktivists steal more data than criminals.

      Chase results in APD-involved shooting on Laguna land.

      Romney's campaign is like an Etch A Sketch.

      NASA helps Angry Birds developers understand space physics.

      A regularly updated database of all the nipples on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

      Being bilingual makes you smarter.

      Pianist covers all of Mastodon's metal concept album Leviathan.

      Freestyle dough acrobatics at the World Pizza Games.

      Why are there loud booms every night in Clintonville?

      Doctor Who's next companion.

      Never mind a dog. Get yourself a fox.

      V.20 No.36 | 9/8/2011

      Arts Feature

      Five Seven Five

      The winners of our 19th annual Haiku Contest

      It wasn’t easy editing the results of our 19th annual haiku contest. Below the winners wax poetic on subjects ranging from “APD” to “Erotic” to “Breaking Bad.”

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