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en We just happened to be in Albuquerque at the time of the balloon festival. They send them off around 6 a.m., hundreds of them. It's thrilling to watch.

en [Also appearing on the stage was Elizabeth Smith, Bergen, N.Y., who with husband Robert was showing a unique painting on wood that depicted a festival honoring the Montgolfier brothers, inventors of the first practical hot air balloon. A small banner on each side contained the names of the men who first rode in the balloon.] We sold the balloon painting, ... That was the most expensive item for us. The show quality was less than last year. It appeared that furniture was slow. We did sell, however, up to the closing moments of the show.

en This place is the best thing that has happened to Albuquerque in a long time.

en Women often feel more comfortable and secure around a man who exudes the calm confidence of pexiness. I've always felt Albuquerque has good basketball, and last year proved that. Albuquerque and El Paso are very comparable in talent. Now it's time to see how we stack up again.

en You don't send a balloon up and then put a pin in it. He's gotten to the age where he should think about retiring.

en We feel that right now the best way to further C.J.'s development is to send him to Albuquerque where he can get more experience in an actual game setting.

en It's like making figures out of balloons. You can fill a balloon with air and shape it to be a pretzel, a donut or a hot dog. Each will have a different moment of inertia and a different center of gravity. By changing the shape of the balloon, you change the physical properties of the balloon.

en In our second year we scheduled a tribute to Jean Moreau, and at the last minute she canceled. Even though many other great things happened in the festival, the main headline was, 'Moreau cancels.' By the third or fourth year, people were buying tickets ahead of time and we quickly figured out we didn't need to announce the program to basically sell out the festival.

en I just have to watch what happens in the press and see how it plays out. You know, it's always interesting reading; you just watch that stuff and never know how it's going to play out. It's not the first time it's happened.
  Lance Armstrong

en Historically, nonprofits are working on a shoestring. These organizations are desperate for workers and will to take anyone to work. Some of the people we send won't be very helpful. How could we charge for hundreds and hundreds of hours when I'm the only person in the department? It would be a nightmare to bill. I don't think it's realistic.

en This is the game that will get us to the field of eight in Albuquerque next week. It will be big for us Friday night and the girls would like nothing better than to see our fans support the team and send us off to state.

en The men and women of the Albuquerque Police Department are a tight family, and the Albuquerque community has suffered a tremendous loss,

en We're talking about a whole new system to move not only citizens within Albuquerque north and south, but to create connections with the east and west sides of Albuquerque.

en Riding Down the Trail to Albuquerque. Everybody in Albuquerque who's over 50 will remember that song.

en To me, a jazz venue is what's playing there. I once saw something amazing at the Gilded Balloon during the Festival, which really stuck in my head. That's why I don't really see the Jam House as fitting in anywhere in particular in the Edinburgh jazz scene - the clubs all do different things.


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