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VOL III, Issue 11, June 1 – June 14, 2016 Albuquerque’s Award-winning Alternative Newspaper The Cost Of APD’s Drug Stings P AGE 10 An Interview What Our Readers with Think of the Grant-Lee Candidates P AGE 15 Phillips P AGE 27 Monahan: Trump Slimes Susana P AGE 7 Iggy Pop Talks Rehab and Politics PAGE 20 2 • June 1 – June 14, 2016 • ABQ FREE PRESS ABQ FREE PRESS • June 1 – June 14, 2016 • 3 nEwS www.freeabq.com EditoR’S A&E Pick Editor: [email protected] Arts: [email protected] ABQ Free Press Pulp News News: [email protected] On Twitter: @FreeABQ COMPILED BY ABQ FREE PRESS STAFF On Facebook: facebook.com/abqfreepress A&E: Three to See will no longer count against the reporter, Jonathan Lowe, told police Deadly landscape Editor 140-character limit in tweets, he just had to go. An onlooker wit- [Page 21] Forty years after the end of the Dan Vukelich according to The New York Times. nessed the event. Goodyear, Ariz., Vietnam war, unexploded bombs (505) 345-4080. Ext. 800 #film #BloodOrange #IggyPop police said Lowe was arrested on remain a threat — so much so Space junk “suspicion of public defecation.” Associate Editor, News Samantha Anne Carrillo reviews that grade-schoolers are taught The man Lowe was covering was Dennis Domrzalski how to identify them and how to Approximately 23,000 man-made ob- British thriller ‘Blood Orange’ InstructIon & FacIlItatIon traInIng charged with killing his 6-year-old (505) 306-3260 ce avoid being blown up. Among jects are orbiting the Earth, but only 1,300 of them are satellites. The rest dog as a sacrifice to God. Managing Editor/Arts Editor Gain the knowledge and skills to become an effective professional trainer or the the ordnance for which lessons Invincible Pictures is space junk – debris left over from Samantha Anne Carrillo advanced skills in teaching online, delivering presentations and leading group are being taught are the U.S. M79 Savvy parents discussions. 40-mm grenade and Russian and launches or debris from tests, such as (505) 345-4080 ext. 804 China’s explosion of a satellite a few Figuring out how to keep babies Presentation Certificate—48 hours Start Dates Chinese-made rocket propelled Online Editor years ago. Now, NASA has a radar from crying (and alive) may have • Facilitating Adult Learning Jun 7-Jul 5 grenades. “It’s a life skill,” a Juani Hopwood system on a Pacific atoll that can helped human parents develop [Page 26] • Instructional Systems Design Jul 12-Aug 16 teacher in Quang Tri Province told (505) 345-4080 ext. 816, [email protected] #BeerTown #brewing • Presentation Skills for Trainers Aug 23-Sep 20 NPR News. Quang Tri Province track debris as small as a 2 inches intellectually at a rate unmatched Circulation Manager has the most unexploded ordnance long and warn when the orbit of a by other animals. Compared Professional Trainer Certificate—96 hours Steve Cabiedes Ty Bannerman reports on the • Facilitating Adult Learning Jun 7-Jul 5 of anywhere in Vietnam. piece of debris is likely to intersect to animals that can walk and with that of a satellite. even flee predators mere hours (505) 345-4080 ext. 815 latest ABQ brewery happenings • Instructional System Design Jul 12-Aug 16 • Presentations Skills for Trainers Aug 23-Sep 20 after birth, human babies can’t Design Glocks in the loo • Advanced Professional Trainer Skills (Fall 2016) Sep 27-Nov 15 Rise of robots even hold their heads up. That The leader of a North Carolina Terry Kocon, C.S. Tiefa helplessness, however, may Online Instructor Certificate—63 hours group fighting against allowing The $15 minimum wage will lead Photography have been the genesis of a sort • Facilitating Adult Learning Jun 7- Jul 5 transgender people to use the to massive cuts in human jobs and Mark Bralley, Mark Holm, Juan Antonio Labreche, of feedback loop, according to • Instructional System Design Jul 12-Aug 16 bathroom of the sex with which an accelerated trend by employers Liz Lopez, Adria Malcolm [Page 23] • Introduction to Online Instruction Jul 18-27 a new paper published in the they identify says she’s taking to use robots to fill those jobs, • Basics of Online Course Development—Hybrid Aug 1-17 Proceedings of the National Staff Reporter #Pride #royalty #LadyShug a gun into Target bathrooms to a McDonald’s ex-CEO told Fox Academy of Science. According Rene Thompson protect against assault. 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The underdeveloped new- my bodyguard.” hire an employee who’s inefficient Copy Editors borns then rely heavily on the making $15 an hour bagging Wendy Fox Dial, Jim Wagner More characters French fries,” Ed Rensi said. savviness of their parents for sur- vival. Through generations, this Director of Sales and Events Beer & Bands for Better Sex Ed Twitter plans to allow more than Media crap selects for brainy parents, which Abby Feldman x802 140 characters. The change means BY M. BRIANNA STALLINGS ABQ FREE Press pushes kids to have ever fatter that tagging users by their handles A TV reporter for KPHO-TV in Sales Representatives (505) 345-4080 noggins and, thus, earlier births,” he National Campaign to Prevent Teen Attn: Abby Feldman at the beginning of replies and Phoenix was arrested for pooping Cory Calamari x810 which helps ensure survivability Sherri J. 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This sign at Washington Street was also and Equality New Mexico, Beer & Bands kicks off Saturday, June 4, at Tractor Corrections policy: Brewing Company Wells Park (1800 Fourth Street NW). painted over. “I’m also afraid to know how many It is the policy of ABQ Free Press to correct other lifesaving traffic signs have been covered by errors in a timely fashion. Contact the editors Red Light Cameras’ Amanda Machon emcees, and the concert features: paint,” Winter told us. ABQ Free Press alerted Jen at the email addresses on this page. filthy gypsy jazz by Le Chat Lunatique; eclectic songwriter Cali Shaw; circus and aerial performances by the Albuquerque Aerialist Collective; tribal fusion Samp, a spokesperson for the Parks and Recreation movement with Desert Darlings Belly Dance; and veteran funk/soul DJ Leftover Department, which maintains the city’s bike paths. Soul. 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