Summer Library Crafts and Book Talk Highlights
Adults can learn to fold a star ornament and assemble die cut cards at a 6 p.m. craft session with free materials. The library promotes its Summer Reading Program with prizes, a T shirt, and a chance to win school supplies for K-12. Pecos Trails Transit provides free transport tokens. The Last Chance Cart at Books Again offers up to quarter pricing on nonfiction and mass market titles. Reference Librarian Tomas Gonzalez fronts a Book Talk featuring Eddie Huang and his works Fresh Off the Boat and Huang’s World with insights into Huang’s life, culture, and cuisine.
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Pecos Trails Transit
Friends of the Library
Tomas Gonzalez
Eddie Huang
Huang
Bauhaus
China
Washington, D.C
Orlando
Florida
Hold
United States
Weekly Library Calendar of Events This Week
The library hosts Adult Paper Crafts on Tuesday at 6 p.m. and Story Time Studio Performance on Wednesday at 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. A 2:30 p.m. session for ages 10 to 12 is planned, with limited seating for 150. Saturday features Story Time Summer at 2 p.m. with summer themed books and crafts.
Oil and gas future in New Mexico unsettled by federal rules
Legislation finance committee stops in Artesia and Roswell to hear about oil and gas impacts. Industry officials warn of rising costs and potential loss of wells as federal rulemaking, emissions proposals, and price drops threaten state revenue and jobs.
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New Mexico
Artesia
Legislative Finance Committee
Est
Elite
Sandia
Roswell
Cloudcroft
LFC
Ruidoso
Red River
General Fund
Solu
Gabrielle Gerholt
Concho Resources Inc
Midland
Texas
Concho
New York Stock Exchange
Santa Fe
Houston
Permian Basin
Gerholt
Washington, D.C
Environmental Protection Agency
Rep
Bandy
Larry Scott
Hobbs
Yates
Electronic skin patches may aid future diabetes care
In a Q and A format, Dr. Komaroff explains that a skin patch with tiny needles could monitor blood sugar and release insulin automatically, a promising but unproven concept for Type 1 diabetes. He notes patches are already used in mice and outlines broader potential for monitoring heart, brain, and breathing in research and medicine.
Electric field could cut chocolate fat by ten percent
Temple University researchers report that passing liquid chocolate through an electric field can reduce fat content by about 10 percent while preserving taste. Mars funded work and Temple holds patents. some scientists question taste and storage effects.
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New York
Temple University
Philadelphia
National Academy of Sciences
Rongjia Tao
Mars Chocolate Company
Temple
Tao
Mary Ellen Camire
University of Maine
Orono
Anchorwoman fired over Facebook remarks in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh newscaster Wendy Bell sued WTAE claiming wrongful firing as white. Bell cites a March 21 Facebook post about the Wilkinsburg shooting describing suspects as young black men with multiple siblings and mothers working multiple jobs. Bell seeks back pay punitive damages and reinstatement.
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Pittsburgh
Wendy Bell
WTAE
Ms. Bell
Bell
Wilkinsburg
Associated Press
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Facebook
Eddy County
Stella Davis
James Walterscheid
John Arthur Smith
Deming
Jimmie Hall
Alba
Querque
Paul Bandy
Aztec
Carlos Cisneros
Questa
Jason Harper
Albuquerque
Carroll Leavell
Jal
Patricia Lundstrom
Gallup
Elite Well Services
Elitewells.com
Sandia National Laboratories
Rio Rancho
Peyton Yates
Yates Petroleum
Harold Morgan
Nmopinions.com
Komaroff
Harvard Medical School
Doctor K
Shattuck St
Boston
Dr. K
United Media Syndicate
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