Cigarette Pollution

Cigarette Pollution

Surfrider Foundation Coastal Factoid

Coastal Factoid from: 04/22/2008 182 Pounds of Trash Per Beach Mile "The 378,000 volunteers on average collected 182 pounds of trash for every mile of shoreline, both ocean coastlines and beaches on inland lakes and streams, providing a 'global snapshot of the ocean trash problem.'" - excerpt from this MSNBC article. return to the Coastal Factoids archives page

Moleskin Project

Cinco de Mayo

Who was the bright organizer of Cinco de Mayo? Urban legend seems to counter the culture and blame Corona.

Although I did not participate in any of the festivities, it makes one go "Hmmmm!" Monday night celebrations and Corona and lime, can only make for a difficult time, on Tuesday morning.

Lets change this holiday to Friday or Viernes de Mayo!We might even call it "Viernes."

52 celebrations a year is better than just 1.

Albuquirky House Tour May 03, 2008 (Today!)

Don't Worry! We still have tickets available at Off Center Community Arts.

Ticket Cost is $30.00 (a donation to Off Center)

Call (505) 247-1172

808 Park Ave SW
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87120

Off Center Art is not-for-profit!
Art is for everyone, stop by and make some...

Gas Mask and Driving

What Were You Doing When You Should Have Been Driving?

Wearing a gas mask and driving!

So I drive up next to this guy who happens to be wearing a gas mask and driving. Let's talk about freaking out! I was looking all around. My head was turning around like the girl in the exorcist. Quick clarification! No projectile vomiting. I was searching the sky for some weird mushroom cloud or purple haze. I was definitely confused and distracted. I have never seen anything like this, "Why is this guy wearing a gas mask?"

After entertaining multiple reasons I finally came to the conclusion, he must be suffering from allergies! It is still weird if you ask me.

Diversity Leadership Conference: (DLC)

The 19th Annual Diversity Leadership Council Forum Thursday April 24, 2008
8:00 to 4:00

Diversity Leadership Conference:
Beyond Tolerance to Inclusion

My wife and I are co-teaching "Ouch that Stereotype Hurts" and "Generations in the Workplace."

Gain a nationwide perspective on diversity issues, and learn techniques to begin the important conversations needed today. This one-day conference features a Keynote presentation by Morris Dees, recognized as one of the most influential lawyers in America for his work on civil rights. After two rounds of breakout sessions, we come together for “Crucial Conversations” in our afternoon Plenary.
Register online here | Cost: $119 | # 98010 RAA to register by other methods or call Registration at 277-0077.
Download a flyer and registration form as a pdf. UNM employees / retirees, use Tuition Remission to attend.

Please contact us directly if you are interested in the same presentations at your workplace at mmkline at gmail.com