Crib Notes: May 14, 2015

\ May 14, 2015

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1) An Albuquerque woman says one of her Facebook photos was inappropriately and illicitly used on the website __________________.

a) Burque.info

b) Craigslist.org

c) Usenet

d) Aol.com

2) Allegedly there was a stabbing this past weekend at Burque watering hole _____________________.

a) A-Mi-Gusto Lounge

b) Foxes’ Booze N Cruise

c) Alfalfa’s

d) Dirty Bourbon Dance Hall & Saloon

3) This past week, City of Albuquerque officials warned citizens to leave tiny ____________________ alone.

a) Kittehs

b) Ghosts

c) Eggs

d) Pieces of paper with Mickey Mouse printed on them

4) A vacant strip mall at the corner of _________________ is an eyesore and a danger to the surrounding community, and it should be torn down, say residents of an Albuquerque neighborhood.

a) Spain and Juan Tabo

b) Isleta and Bridge

c) San Mateo and Kathryn

d) Tramway and Central

5) Albuquerque-based research and engineering corporation _______________________ recently secured lucrative defense contracts with the Air Force and Army.

a) Applied Research Associates, Inc.

b) The Soylent Corporation

c) Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems

d) CHOAM

Answers:

1) B. Cynthia Rael revealed to teevee news reporter Erica Zucco that her photo was used in a hook-up ad on the local iteration of Craigslist.

2) D. Located in a strip mall on the southeast corner of Eubank and Montgomery, The Dirty Bourbon Dance Hall & Saloon was allegedly the site of a brawl and stabbing early Saturday morning.

3) A. Officials with the City’s Animal Welfare Department warned residents to leave small kittens alone—as they have merely lost their mittens. Seriously though, it’s kitten season, folks, and those adorable little fur babies need to stay with their mommies. Serio .

4) C. Residents near the seemingly abandoned—it used to house a Blockbuster Video filled with sun-warped VHS tapes—Parkland Heights Shopping Center on the southeast corner of San Mateo and Kathryn want the place torn down .

5) A. Albuquerque’s Applied Research Associates will be at the patriotic forefront of corporate-sponsored, defense-related technology, developing surveillance and reconnaissance systems for the military under three multiyear contracts recently awarded by the Pentagon.