Balancing time across four life categories
Rick Kraft urges readers to balance work growth and giving time. He divides daily use into work entertainment growth and giving, noting many waste time and stressing conscious allocation. Kraft, a Roswell attorney and Leadership Roswell director, invites input via email or mail.
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Colleges offer waste courses in nuclear handling Vying for WIPP jobs regionwide
Colleges in New Mexico offer waste handling and radiological control courses tied to federal Energy Department certification. The College of the Southwest in Carlsbad and NMJC Hobbs expand programs enabling associate and bachelor’s studies in environmental management while boosting job prospects at WIPP and partner sites like Sandia Labs and Los Alamos National Laboratory.
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College of the Southwest
New Mexico
NMJC
Energy Department
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WIPP
Susan Scott
Scott
Westinghouse
Sandia Laboratories
Albuquerque
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Eunice
Andrews
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Scientist builds Martian rock simulations at UNM institute
Albuquerque AP reports scientist Carl Agee leads UNM Institute of Meteoritics with a 15 ton multi anvil device to simulate planetary rocks. He aims to compare lab made samples with meteorites from Mars and the Moon to study formation and origin. Agee, former NASA Johnson Space Center lead on Mars rocks, seeks to expand the institute's role as NASA targets Mars.
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Carl Agee
University of New Mexico
Institute of Meteorites
Agee
Mars
UNM
Institute For Meteoritics
Moon
Earth
Space
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Johnson Space Center
UNM Institute
NASA
GOP Candidate Lester Faces Corporate Donation Scrutiny
Coleman aides frame Lester as a former prosecutor while noting campaign funds come from identified companies. Analysts predict both parties receive heavy corporate money and debate who benefits most if a campaign centers on corporate scandals amid a fragile economy.
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Larry Noble
Center For Responsive Politics
Democrats push corporate issue ads across key states
The American Enterprise Institute notes Democrats fund ads in competitive states with help from the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. Polls show Republicans seen as closer to big business than average Americans. Jim Jordan says the issue is rising in every state as Mitch Bainwol urges GOP campaigns to stress the economy’s strength.
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Democrats’ Campaign Committee
Mitch Bainwol
Jordan
National Republican Senatorial Committee
GOP
World opinion and cost of a potential invasion
King Abdullah of Jordan warned the president against a costly war as experts estimate 250000 troops for an invasion with 75000 occupying. The price could exceed 60 billion dollars, oil prices may rise, and deficits could widen with few allies sharing the burden. Senator Lugar noted the risks and costs before Congress.
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Middle East
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Carlsbad to Open First Synagogue This Month
Carlsbad's Jewish community will dedicate Temple Beth-El in an adobe building formerly used by the Seventh Day Adventist Church for about 50 years. The dedication is set for Aug 23 and Aug 24 ahead of the Jewish New Year and Yom Kippur.
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Carlsbad
Temple Beth-E
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mark Sanford
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