RMAC Welcomes New Acquisitions From Renowned Donors
The RMAC announces several new acquisitions including Ted Kuykendall’s Mr. Primm donated by William Goodman, Billy Schenck’s On the Road to Truchas inspired by Western pop imagery, and five works from the Claribel Y. Marshall Estate. The donations highlight donor impact and expand collections of Taos artists, western subjects, and regional portraits.
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Mr. Primm
Ted Kuykendall
Roswell
Kuykendall
William Goodman
Tinnie
Billy Schenck
Truchas
Schenck
West
San Ildefonso
Mark Sublette
Medicine Man Gallery
Southwest
RMAC
Claribel Y. Marshall
Claribel
I.J. Marshall
NMMI
Marshall Infirmary
Mountains
Peter Hurd
Claribel Marshall
Henriette Wyeth
Peter Rogers
Aspens
Taos
Ben Turner
Iris
Joseph H. Sharp
Fall garden timing for summer starters and crops
Extension horticulture guidance outlines planting warm season crops in midsummer for fall harvest. Beans corn and squash can be sown in July. tomatoes and chiles as transplants for fall. Cool season crops like cabbage broccoli and radishes mature in cool weather and may extend with row covers or cold frames into winter.
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New Mexico
Curtis Smith
Nmsu Agricultural Science Center
Miller Road
Los Lunas
Cwsmith
Nmsu
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Energy policy shifts across Europe and UK hit wind subsidies
Bloomberg notes Poland and Greece seek exemptions to EU climate rules citing energy security. UK under Rudd ends onshore wind subsidies while pledging low bills and market-led prices. FR Fraser Nelson says a Tory plan will follow the manifesto. Pope backs fossil fuels in Ethiopia with climate finance, while Noon argues green energy harms energy security.
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European Union
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Britain
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Guardian
Greens
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North Sea
Telegraph
Fraser Nelson
Rudd
Germany
Greece
Ethiopia
Pope
Carl Pope
Marita Noon
Energy Makes America Great Inc
Citizens Alliance For Responsible Energy
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Melanoma Signs and Risk Factors Highlighted
Dr. Komaroff notes changes in moles such as color, diameter, evolving shape or crusting as potential melanoma signs. Increased risk comes from fair skin, red or blond hair, many freckles, light eyes, and heavy sun exposure. biopsy confirms diagnosis and genetic susceptibility accounts for about 10 percent.
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Komaroff
Harvard Medical School
DoctorK.com
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Boston
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