The US Capitol was on lockdown today.
You gotta make money where money can be made...that even includes giant weeds.
A prime example of why we can’t have nice things.
The only place I wish I would’ve been this weekend for Easter is Mexico City.
Who even takes a 2 hour taxi drive to begin with?
Santa Fe Man killed after being thrown from his car during police chase.
Swedish tweeting whistleblower gets caught in his own speed trap.
What to ask yourself before buying a pooch.
Saddest Easter ever: 3-year-old gets left behind at park after egg hunt.
Meanwhile, an English boy finds a live hand grenade during his egg hunt.
More terrified children being held by horrifying Easter bunnies.
Just in case you didn't eat enough candy to make you barf this Easter, here are some recipes that incorporate Cadbury Cream Eggs.
Gotta love politicians and their tweets.
The forgotten story of the (would have been awesome) Star Trek Enterprise attraction that almost came to Vegas in 1992.
Suspects arrested in connection with Oklahoma shootings that left 3 dead and 2 injured.
Breaking Bad season 5 will be split and aired in 2 different sections.
Thousands pilgrimage to Chimayó today.
Las Vegas, N.M., fights fracking and bans oil and gas drilling.
Why Canada should be cheered for ditching the penny.
Menacing Easter bunnies.
Kid sells his kidney for an iPhone.
Marine Corps pilot says he played tag with a UFO in the ’70s.
Guy gets naked for Opposite Day.
Jesus appears in duct tape in Albuquerque.
Coast Guard sinks a ghost ship with a cannon.
Ex-Gov. Gary Johnson says making Gov. Susana Martinez the veep pick would be Sarah Palin, Part Deux.
Smallest town in the States sells for only $900,000.
Why Catholics really eat fish on Fridays.
Pit bull takes a bullet for his owner.
Chevy Chase is an asshole.
Thousands pilgrimage to Chimayó today.
Las Vegas, N.M., fights fracking and bans oil and gas drilling.
Why Canada should be cheered for ditching the penny.
Menacing Easter bunnies.
Kid sells his kidney for an iPhone.
Marine Corps pilot says he played tag with a UFO in the ’70s.
Guy gets naked for Opposite Day.
Jesus appears in duct tape in Albuquerque.
Coast Guard sinks a ghost ship with a cannon.
Ex-Gov. Gary Johnson says making Gov. Susana Martinez the veep pick would be Sarah Palin, Part Deux.
Smallest town in the States sells for only $900,000.
Why Catholics really eat fish on Fridays.
Pit bull takes a bullet for his owner.
Chevy Chase is an asshole.
Posted to Alibi's Flickr photo pool by our friend Design.Her.
Awkward Family Photos celebrate Easter.
A coke plane crashed into Lake Heron.
Secret Guantanamo files reveal many prisoners have been held captive for years with little evidence.
Why is KOAT doing these mugshots?
Lots of ABQ kids skipped school on Good Friday.
Science tries to understand meditation by scanning the brains of Tibetan Buddhist monks.
People in the Middle East are angry that the U.S. response to violence against peaceful protesters varies by country.
Some women don't want to be FLOTUS.
Poll shows Republicans aren't stoked about their 2012 presidential options thus far.
Paperwork backup means DWIs are being dismissed.
Sitting all day might kill you—even if you exercise.
DCF's Sunday poem recalls the Kelly Ashner used car commercials.
The yeti is an unseen guardian angel.
Happy birthday, Hank Azaria.
The guy who engineered the Compact Disc died. Now if we could find the guy who invented jewel cases, everything would be right with the world.
You know you want to buy Chitty Chitty Bang Bang!
Unregistered Christians in China get arrested.
Listen to Johnny Dollar, radio serial. All 196 episodes!
Hockey Night in Canada's Don Cherry. JACKET-WATCH. This is probably the best link in this blog.
McDonald's beat-down victim speaks out. With South Baltimore accent. Possible hate crime.
Partial guest list for the Royal Wedding. Impressive sounding names.
Man arrested for barking at police dog now arguing it was free speech.
Bradley Manning is being shipped to Fort Leavenworth. Manning hasn't been tried yet, but Obama says "he broke the law."
Presidential hopeful Donald Trump doesn't vote.
The Deepwater Horizon oil rig sank in the Gulf of Mexico one year ago.
Tasteless Neil Hamburger God jokes.
Traffic stops/searches based on police detecting an odour of marijuana declared unconstitutional by Massachusetts Supreme Court.
Man shot in head by potato gun. Early in the morning, in the woods.
READ THIS: Alfred Kahn's bureaucratese memo.
Awesomely bizarre "facial flex" infomercial.
Goofy Hank Crawford version of Paycheck's "Take This Job and Shove it."
Easter is one of my favorite holidays because I’m really fond of frilly dresses, flowers and rabbit imagery/rabbits made out of chocolate. This year I was in New Orleans for Easter and, of course, came to learn that the clever homosexuals down there had found ways to gay up the holiday.
Sadly, we barely missed the afternoon motorcycle parade where riders wear giant baby bonnets. In it’s wake, though, on the gay part of Bourbon, strewn with beads and plastic Easter eggs, we saw these two miniature horses. Their hooves were painted and people were stuffing dollars into their bridals. Yet another reason why New Orleans is amazing.
There were more than 1,100 submissions to this year’s Peeps Diorama Contest. Now, just in time for Easter, here are some of the best.
Just in time for Easter! Here's some sweet Jesus-themed graffiti someone left outside my neighbor's house.
In many religions and cultures, altars are used to present offerings, tokens of sacrifice. Over thousands of years, altars have become places where people seek solace and guidance. OffCenter Community Arts and the New Mexico Art Therapy Association will be accepting entries for the show Altars of Light on March 25 and 26 from noon to 6 p.m. at OffCenter (808 Park SW). The organizers are looking for art that incorporates the altar and "its image as sacred ground to promote healing from the wounds of sexual violence." Each artist is invited to submit up to two entries for this juried show. There is no entry fee. The opening reception for Altars of Light will be at OffCenter on Friday, April 2, from 5 to 8 p.m. Go to offcenterarts.org.
