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VOL III, Issue 1, January 13, 2016 New Mexico’s best alternative newspaper Monahan: Is She Politically DOA?PAGE 7 An APD Undercover Horror Story PAGE 10 What Berry Sees Our Readers In the Mirror On Pizza-gate’sToxic Fallout PAGE 8 PAGE 16 Ten Criminally Underexposed 2015 Movies PAGE 24 2 • January 13, 2016 • ABQ FREE PRESS www.freeabq.com ABQ FREE PRESS • January 13, 2016 • 3 www.abqarts.com EditoR’S A&E PickS Editor: [email protected] ABQ Free Press Pulp News Associate Editor, News: [email protected] COMPILED BY ABQ FREE PRESS STAFF Associate Editor, Arts: [email protected] A&E: Three to See Boom generally sound less muddled,” un-following you? Tweetdeck. Advertising: [email protected] Sean O’Kane wrote for com, a Twitter feed display A 29-year-old German died after TheVerge.com. “It makes videos, platform, allows you to set up On Twitter: @FreeABQ he and two friends blew up a especially dialogue, sound bet- a home column for a specific Editor [Page 22] #variety condom machine and debris from ter.” The micro USB-chargeable person to allow you to see the Dan Vukelich the explosion hit him in the head. I’LL Drink to That battery lasts 14 hours. The maker, Twitterverse as that person does. (505) 345-4080. Ext. 800 The man’s friends initially told BoomCloud 360 has a virtual If your tweets don’t appear in Tractor Brewing – Wells Park police he died after falling down BoomStick demo on its site to that column, it means you’ve Associate Editor, News Sunday, Jan. 24 stairs in Schoeppingen, a German allow users to hear the difference been muted. There is no easy way Dennis Domrzalski town near the Dutch border. They in sound quality. to check on muting by multiple (505) 306-3260 later admitted his injuries came followers except by doing the from the explosion. Police found same thing for each one of them. Associate Editor, Arts [Page 26] #redrocker money and condoms intact amid Bumped Samantha Anne Carrillo the explosion’s debris. The ouster of Spirit Airlines’ Death from space (505) 345-4080 ext. 804 Sammy Hagar and the Circle fee-happy CEO may mean the Route 66 Casino Cheap gas pendulum is swinging in favor of NASA is weighing five com- Design NEW price-gouged airline passengers. peting projects to help us spot Terry Kocon, C.S. Tiefa Friday, Jan. 22 The American Automobile Asso- Ben Baldanza, who was abruptly asteroids to give us warning of ciation predicts the price of gaso- replaced earlier this month, over- an impending Earth impact and Photography line will stay between $2.25 and saw the airline’s transformation buy us time to come up with a Mark Bralley, Mark Holm, Juan Antonio Labreche, Liz Lopez, $2.45 through 2016. The average into an “ultra-low cost carrier,” plan. NEOCam is one of them. At Adria Malcolm [Page 24] #car price for regular through 2015 an airline that didn’t include any- a cost of $500 million, it would was $2.40, resulting in an average thing in its base fare and charged peer into deep space using infra- Contributors this issue The Supernationals Auto Show Lisa Barrow, Gary Glasgow, Juani Hopwood, Ariane Jarocki, savings of $540, AAA said. extra for seat assignments, red detectors and increase by ten- Expo New Mexico snacks, soda, boarding passes fold our ability to spot potential Dan Klein, Andy Lyman, Joe Monahan, Sayrah Namasté, Friday, Jan. 29 - Sunday, Jan. 31 Better sound and even using the overhead Earth-destroying rogues. NASA Ward Shrake, M. Brianna Stallings, Richard Stevens, bin, according to ABC News. To takes the asteroid threat seriously. Rene Thompson, Tom Tomorrow Tired of the poor audio quality cram more people into its jets, In 2013, a 54-feet long meteorite of music through your iPhone Baldanza stripped passengers of exploded over Chelyabinsk, Copy Editors earbuds? The BoomStick is a the ability to recline their seats. Russia, hospitalizing more than Wendy Fox Dial $99 device that enhances sound He spun the move as making the 1,400 people, damaging more Jim Wagner from any digital source. Plug seats “pre-reclined,” the network than 7,000 buildings and causing Sales Director (505) 345-4080 The Final Frontier one end of the BoomStick into more than $32 million in damage, reported. BY ARIANE JAROCKI your headphones or earbuds and according to the U.K. newspaper Pam Gutierrez x803 the other to the sound source, The Daily Express. An asteroid Sales Representatives (505) 345-4080 and the BoomStick’s algorithms Un-followed? more than six miles wide that Abby Feldman x802 dramatically improve sound Wonder if someone has secretly hit the Gulf of Mexico 65 million clarity. “The BoomStick makes muted your tweets rather than years ago is believed to have Cory Calamari x810 different instruments in a music going through the sometimes caused the dinosaurs to become Garrett Ferguson x809 mix easier to hear, and things unpleasant public exercise of extinct. Operations Manager Abby Feldman (505) 345-4080, Ext. 802 We Keep Your Roof Healthy and Watertight ABQ Free Press Local Briefs Published every other week by: COMPILED BY ABQ FREE PRESS STAFF Great Noggins LLC P.O. Box 6070 Call 505-345-7663 Secrecy Albuquerque, NM 87197-6070 Health’s Bureau of Vital Records month that former Gov. 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