Tag: Santa Fe
Study: TV is Shrinking
This study focuses on Satellite services but TV will also face challenges from IP based TV like iTunes, YouTube and Veoh:"Satellite TV services and other subscription TV alternatives to wire cable continue to gain...
See the news as an iPhone sees it
AltWeeklies (see below), an aggregator of alternative news since 1978, is moving on into the mobile computing age with an iPhone friendly version feed of stories from News, Politics, Movies+TV, Music, Books, Food+Drink and Culture. You can view the feed from any...
Santa Fe, New Mexico - The City Different
As it is with any place in the world worth visiting, Santa Fe, New Mexico reveals itself in stages. No one snapshot can capture it all. Rather, it takes a scrapbook of images, a journal of memories, and days spent exploring before the whole begins to come into view. The...
Farewell Stonefridge
New Mexico town takes down 'Stonefridge' sculpture, citing safety concerns"SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - Goodbye, Stonefridge. Or, if you prefer, Fridgehenge.
Officials in Santa Fe, New Mexico, say a sculpture of more than...
Bernalillo Memorial Brings More Than Visitors: He...
"Bernalillo memorial brings more than visitors: healing
By TOM TREWEEK/OBSERVER STAFF REPORTER
After brief stops in Cuba and Bernalillo Friday, scores of motorcycle riders are hoping to reach Washington D.C., by Sunday on the eve of Memorial Day.
Rolling Thunder Across...
Neo Culpa: Now They Tell Us, a Vanity Fair Exclusive
"Neo Culpa
As Iraq slips further into chaos, the war's neoconservative boosters have turned sharply on the Bush administration, charging that their grand designs have been undermined by White House incompetence. In a series of exclusive interviews, Richard Perle, Kenneth...
The fall of 'Stonefridge'?
"Artist and city renew decade-old conflict over fate of public art project
No one intended for Stonefridge to become a cultish phenomenon. Neither the artist nor the Santa Fe city officials who reluctantly permitted...
Record energy consumption in Santa Fe, Argentina
The state-managed power company of Santa Fe Province, Argentina (Empresa Provincial de la Energía, EPE) informed that 18 April 2007 marked a new record high consumption of electric power in the territory it serves....
Floods in Santa Fe, Argentina: aid package announced
After the catastrophic floods produced by increased rainfall in the last week of March, the government of Santa Fe Province, Argentina, will deliver an aid package of 620 million pesos (about US$200 million) destined...
Flood emergency in Santa Fe Province
This is a followup on the article Heavy rainfall over Rosario. Read thorough reports at D for Disorientation: March 2007 rains. A map of the region is available there, as well as many local news sources (in...
Katie Rees loses tiara, Donald keeps the swoop, D...
UPDATE: The swoop is still rehashing Rosie and selling himself. Miss USA Tara Connor retires her tiara for Tennessee's Rachel Smith, a journalism graduate of Belmont University. All 50 states and the District of...
Heavy rainfall over Rosario
It's Wednesday and it's been raining heavily for more than two and a half days in Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina. Several neighbourhoods in the northwest of the city have been flooded, after the Ibarlucea Canal, a...
Smoking kills
"El cigarrillo mata cada año a 3.700 santafesinos
De ellos, 3.300 son fumadores activos, y el resto, pasivos."About 3,700 people die every year in Santa Fe Province due to tobacco smoking-related diseases, 400 of...
The Heaven's Gate cult suicide: 10 years later
Most of the stories following up on the tenth anniversary of the mass suicide of Heaven's Gate cult members are focusing on "survivor" Rio DiAngelo, or on the "Weren't these people nutty???" angle. This piece, from...
Police Blow Up Church Porn CDs
This is a follow-up to alaaron's earlier posting. Maybe detonating the offending CD players was a bit excessive. The "off" switch would have sufficed, no?"Three CD players hidden under a cathedral's pews blared sexually explicit language in the middle of an Ash Wednesday...
