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Morning Fix - Post Crash

Lobo Men's Basketball are 6-0, and probably nationally ranked, by the time you read this.
Weed growers love solar power.
Animal Rights versus medical research and economic development. BernCo needs to choose.
Even our city's Most Wanted need to shop on Black Friday. And possess cocaine, apparently.
UNM Men's Soccer loses a heartbreaker in the third round of the NCAA tourney.
It was just a temporary punishment solution for the holiday weekend.
Has Halliburton Heather run her last political race?
State computer woes plague MVD system, roots of problem go back to Richardson days.

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Comment by Adelita on November 26, 2012 at 6:15am: Heather Wilson is only 51 years old?!

Comment by Dee Cohen on November 26, 2012 at 6:58am: Yeah, looks like she is only 51, at least according to Wikipedia. I call for an investigation!

The child abuse link is heartbreaking. D

Comment by Ron Da Bomb on November 26, 2012 at 7:28am: I think the NewsChannel10 Heather story is remarkable for the latest journalistic styles of the next generation (or should I say the txt generation?) The use of bit.ly URLs in place of whole domain names and abbreviations like %age 4xample. 1der what's N3xT?

Comment by Izquierdo on November 26, 2012 at 8:16am: It's going to be interesting to see Lobos v. Aggies this year. The Journal has yet to do its big pre-game story in which it will undoubtedly introduce the Ags' 7-foot-5 giant from India through Canada to New Mexicans. The Aggies are murdering everybody on the boards and are committing many fewer fouls that the opposition, but can't hit free throws. They are also rebuilding after losing their superstar last year.

Comment by abqmom on November 26, 2012 at 8:46am: LRRI tests on animals!?!? I had no idea - thank for that link, although I feel sick to my stomach right now.

Comment by Hunter on November 26, 2012 at 9:38am: I have every confidence that where ever Heather lands, the source of her income will be traced to the taxpayer's pocket.

Comment by RunLikeADog on November 26, 2012 at 10:18am: Hunter, I believe what you say is true for most displaced politicians regardless of political party. Very few move on to successful ventures outside the political arena.

Comment by Hunter on November 26, 2012 at 10:36am: Run - I agree. I personally find it especially ironic for Republicans who constantly preach downsize government, just not my job. Paul Ryan, a decades long public employee, doubled down and ran for VP and his house seat. Guess he wasn't ready to be a lobbyist.

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