Mindset program in New Mexico aims to spur initiative
Central New Mexico Community College teaches the entrepreneurial mindset to 100 Albuquerque city employees with Mayor Berry aiming for 1,000 trained. The program, developed by Gary Schoeniger, seeks to align staff with organizational goals and empower initiative across the public sector, with Quality New Mexico hosting its annual conference featuring Jim Collins. Merilee Dannemann is listed as a contact.
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Persistence guides Tree of Heaven control in Alba yard
Extension guidance outlines early removal of seedlings and repeated physical removal of sprouts to deplete root reserves. Combine mechanical removal with selective herbicide treatments when sprouts develop, using frill application to target the tree while minimizing environmental impact. Persistence and multiple treatments are essential for long term control.
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Solar industry groups defend rooftop incentives in polarized policy fight
The Alliance for Solar Choice led by SolarCity and SunRun defends net energy metering in 43 states and pursues lawsuits as states tinker with rooftop solar incentives. Critics label solar advocates as rent seekers while fossil fuels underline affordable, secure energy, with Elliott Noon and CARE figures cited.
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Checks & Balances Project
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Eisner
Is excessive sleep harmful or linked to illness
Dear Doctor K explains that sleeping too long may reflect underlying conditions rather than directly shorten life. While most people thrive on seven to nine hours, studies show both very short and very long sleep associates with higher mortality, often due to diseases or mood disorders. If sleep length changes markedly, consult a physician. Dr Komaroff of Harvard Medical School offers guidance via Ask Doctor K.
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