Alcyone Diversified LLC, a New Age business focusing on “Spiritual Ethics in Today's World”, will soon be opening via the internet website: http://www.opra-alcyone.com. The CEO and founder is Robbi Dyer, contributor of... »
On May 20th, the first annular eclipse in 18 years will be visible from the United States. It's a spectacular form of eclipse in which the moon covers most of the sun's disk leaving a thin... »
The Albuquerque Convention Center is filled this weekend with eye-catching chrome, riveting rims and some of the auto industry’s newest technologies. With about 250 cars, the New Mexico International Auto Show has transformed the Convention Center into... »
Despite my (then) near eidetic memory and a sesquipedalian lexicon, it was my bumpkinly naivete my friends in Boston found most surprising (and amusing) about me. By having absorbed Encyclopedia Britannica (before the internet and Wikipedia were a twi... »
By Arthur Alpert I always complain the Albuquerque Journal imposes its editorial agenda on news decisions, but I never define that agenda. So let’s have at it. The Journal stands against government. The paper’s web site used to carry a mission statemen... »
By Denise Tessier An Albuquerque Journal reader’s letter to the editor March 13, “Something Doesn’t Quite Add Up Here,” challenged information contained in the caption for last week’s Journal photo of the new solar energy array – 1,001 panels that wil... »
By Arthur Alpert Can life get any better? My Giants win the Super Bowl. Jeremy Lin makes the Knicks watchable again. And Wednesday, Feb. 16, the Albuquerque Journal demonstrates how far it is willing go – the price it will pay – to promote its editoria... »
The annular solar eclipse was everything Albuquerque expected and more. Viewer submitted solar eclipse photos »
