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Albuquerque Journal newspaper stories

71. ABQjournal: National Alliance Organizes Walk to Destroy Stigma Attached to Mental Illness

... go several nights without sleep, talking fast and doing destructive things. Then, when I was really despondent or depressed, I couldn't get out of a black hole."     Somehow, she says, she managed to graduate, but more manic behavior and depression followed. Even so, she began dating Paul Cox, an engineer ...
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72. ABQjournal: 'Black Holes' Set Deep Space on Fire

... more than blank spots in the night sky.     New research has shown, once again, how wrong that notion is.     Outside its "event horizon" - a black hole's gravitational point of no return - an intense drama plays out, as dust and gas are sucked in an accelerating spiral that makes the region ...
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73. ABQjournal: Stars Have Turbulent Lives, Predetermined Fates

... in about 4 billion years.     Stars have one of three fates: 1) a white dwarf star, which will be the fate of the Sun; 2) a supernova; or 3) a black hole. Each one of these fates is completely determined by the mass of the star. Mass is defined as the amount of material that an object has.     For a ...
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74. ABQjournal: Neighbors Tell Gov. Not to Let a State Fair Racino Ride

... us. Nor are there any required public hearings, nor any judicial relief for residents or businesses adversely affected.     The fairgrounds is a black hole in not only our accustomed planning and zoning framework, but also in the usual protections and rights which we take for granted in a democratic ...
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75. ABQjournal: Seeing Beauty, Destructive Power; Artist Cai Guo-Qiang explores themes in 'Inopportune'

... project.     "Before 9/11, I made explosion projects such as 'Project to Extend the Great Wall of China by 10,000 Meters (1993),' 'The Earth Has Its Black Hole Too (1994)' and 'The Century with Mushroom Clouds (1996)' that were more traditional contemporary art," he said via e-mail through his translator ...
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76. ABQjournal: Michael Mcgarrity's Mystery Novels Go Where Tony Hillerman's Don't

... Pacific Northwest. He gets terrific reviews, and they help."     Not bad for a writer who assumed his 1996 debut, "Tularosa," would vanish into the black hole of publishing obscurity, like 80 to 90 percent of other first efforts. McGarrity got to quit his day job.     "It was the equivalent of winning ...
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77. ABQjournal: Artists at Santa Fe Markets Create Pieces Based on Their Passions

... silver of old computer boards and parts.     Sometimes she'll get her own recycled boards from LANL, or she'll visit surplus stores like Los Alamos' Black Hole.     Maybe some of the pieces she's working with helped make bombs or test missiles; maybe they were just parts of word processors.     "Anymore ...
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78. ABQjournal: Speak Up!

... secure unless everyone is secure. Peace through strength has failed. Control by fear is a failure. Making things for killing is money drawn into a black hole from which no good can emerge. We must change to the practice of the Golden Rule or humanity is doomed on this increasingly troubled planet.& ...
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79. ABQjournal: Letters to the Editor

Sunday, November 6, 2005 Letters to the Editor .     Grant Corner Inn Has a History     In regard to the letter to the editor from Jose Garcia of Santa Fe about the ownership of the Grant Corner Inn in Santa Fe:     It was Ada Peacock Moore, my grandmother, who purchased the house in 1905. She had ...
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80. ABQjournal: El Zócalo Project Bids Are Too High

... of renovating the three historic buildings on the property continues to rise, with Commissioner Jack Thomas referring to the complex as a financial "black hole" during budget meetings earlier this year.     County Development Director Mike Springfield said Thursday night that construction prices continue ...
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