Cosmicon celebrates Roswell lore and alien pop culture
New Mexico writer covers Cosmicon in Roswell blending sci fi fandom with the 1947 incident. He notes steampunk and Doctor Who costumes, UFO Museum vibes, mall booths selling front pages, and locals balancing faith with belief in extraterrestrials as pop culture shapes reality.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Hollywood
UFO Museum
The
Daily Record
Earth
Tom McDonald
New Mexico Community News Exchange
Roswell Daily Record
New Mexico Economy Edges Toward Recovery
State economists disagree on pace but agree on signs of life as unemployment length shortens and tax receipts rise. Medicaid expansion is cited as a potential multi billion boost while traffic and labor participation slowly improve.
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New Mexico
Jon Barela
Barela
Jeff Mitchell
UNM
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Mitchell
State Department of Workforce Solutions
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Beach safety myths and real risks at the coast
The piece weighs shark attacks versus drowning and bacterial risks like Vibrio vulnificus, citing National Geographic context. It notes U S shark fatalities are rare, with higher flu mortality and emphasizes calm risk assessment, sun safety, and proper precautions for a safe beach day. Reprint from the Jacksonville Daily.
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Mexico
Gulf
Pacific
United States
North Carolina
al Geographic
National Geographic
Hormones behind birth control side effects explained
The article notes nausea and headaches as common birth control pill side effects and explains how estrogen prevents ovulation while progestogen thickens cervical secretions and alters fallopian tubes. It also discusses pill structure with 21 active days and 7 inactive days and hints at adjusting estrogen/progestogen levels to reduce symptoms.
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