Singing Scientist Brings Science to Roswell Library
Chris Harrell known as the Singing Scientist will perform at Roswell Public Library in the Bondurant Room at 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday as part of the Fizz Boom Read Summer Adventure. The edu-tainer engages kids with songs and hands on science activities and audience participation. The program supports reading and learning for all ages with prizes for hours read.
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Chris Harrell
Roswell Public Library
Pennsylvania Ave
Chris
Bondurant Room
Time Out Day Urges Safer Surgeries Nationwide
A letter urges hospitals and ambulatory centers to observe National Time Out Day on June 11 to enforce The Joint Commission Universal Protocol. It cites 40 to 60 wrong site surgeries weekly and stresses the team pause to verify patient, procedure, and site to prevent sentinel events.
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Joint Commission
U.S
Association of Perioperative Registered Nurses
AORN
Our Shared American Identity and Population Change
Bruno Baltodano discusses U.S. demographic projections for 2050, noting immigrants will rise to about 20 percent and Whites will no longer be the majority. He links population shifts to questions of national identity and the meaning of America, urging reflection on community and belief. He references Woody Guthrie and notes his roles at Clarendon College and High Plains Public Radio.
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Theseus
Vincent
America
U.S
United States
Theseus Ship
Woody Guthrie
Bruno Baltodano
Pampa
Texas
Clarendon College
High Plains Public Radio
Bergdahl row fueled by political anger and media crusade
The piece argues that any court martial should sort Bergdahl's conduct without public lynching. It condemns attacks on his family by Glenn Beck and the right wing media. It says the target is Obama and warns conservatives against using veterans for political vendetta.
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Bergdahl
William Kristol
Fox News Channel
Bowe Bergdahl
Robert
Jani Bergdahl
Glenn Beck
Washington
Bone Bergdahl
Obama
Bergdahls
Voter Turnout Falls in New Mexico Primary
Unofficial returns show about 20 percent of registered Democrats and Republicans voting in the New Mexico primary down from 28 percent in 2010. Total ballots 201,498 vs 258,614 in 2010, a 22 percent drop, with turnout from 13 percent in Doña Ana County to 52 percent in Guadalupe.
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Dona Ana County
Guadalupe County
Susana Martinez
Martinez
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Roswell
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Baltodano
Conason
Joe Conason
Creators Syndicate
Creators.com
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PRU
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