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Problem solved, many thanks to Joseph for his professional help and support. Here are the takeaways from this post:

1. Auto Admin Logon switched to Disabled since it is required for SharePoint 2013 and I was doing 2010 install.
2. Farm Database switched to just the server name (sps2010) rather a FQDN (sps2010.corp.contoso.local).
3. Also created an Alias (sps2010) for the farm database.
4. Entered explicit Logging locations as C:\Logs\IIS, C:\Logs\ULS, C:\Logs\Usage, I originally had left them blank.
5. Outgoing Email wasn't configured because I did not have an SMTP server installed but it looks like this information is required to be there.
6. For Service Applications, User Profile Service, I had the "Create Default Sync Connection" checked but it isn't supported for On-Premise installations, so it has to be turned off.
7. Word Automation service application was turned off.
   

That's it, after changing these things ran the ASPI and installation went just fine. The install was done on a Single (All-In-One) virtual server that contains Windows 2008 R2, AD-DC, SQL2008R2 SP2, and SharePoint 2010.

Next step, I will try to install SharePoint 2013 using the ASPI :-)

Once again thanks a ton to everyone who replied to my frustrated posts and kept up with me specially Joseph for his help and Brian for building such a great tool.

Happy scripting folks!!!