Can You Hear Me Now How We Communicate
Rick Kraft discusses the core of communication in daily life and work. He compares the cell phone ad game to real listening noting that speaking alone fails if the listener receives nothing. Kraft urges awareness of receiver mindset and proposes that communication equals what the listener understands, not just what is spoken.
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Roswell Student Kristen Bristow Receives National Cheer Award
Kristen Bristow of Berrendo Middle School in Roswell has been named a United States National Award Winner in Cheerleading by the United States Achievement Academy. Nomination came from teacher and coach Shelby Luck. Bristow will be featured in the academy’s Official Yearbook.
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Kristen Bristow
Roswell
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Berrendo
Shelby Luck
Campaigns stress defense as voters weigh local gains
Democrats push national security while Republicans trumpet defense links in Georgia Kentucky and South Dakota races. Chambliss frames his work with Bush to keep the country safe while Lucas counters with his military service and anti-terror stance. Johnson faces Thune as homeland defense debates echo locally.
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South Dakota
Tim Johnson
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Afghanistan
John Thune
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Ross Baker
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Nixon on Kennedy cover up in Watergate tape reveal
A 1972 White House tape released in 2002 shows President Nixon ordering Secret Service protection for Kennedy and seeking a trusted agent to dig up dirt to derail Kennedy in the 1976 race. He asks Haldeman if Kennedy has been covered and assigned a man.
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Albuquerque weighs Rio Grande water plan amid minnow concerns
The city and federal study warn that diverting Rio Grande water for drinking could threaten the endangered silvery minnow by habitat loss and disrupted spawning. They argue benefits include reduced aquifer depletion and better groundwater quality, with safeguards like a fish passageway and a breeding program. Public meetings in July will discuss the plan.
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Rio Grande
John Stomp
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Stomp
Albuquerque BioPark
Habitat For the Minnow
Martin Chavez
Steve Harris
Rio Grande Restoration
San Juan
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