New Mexico Job Count Anomaly Sparks Debate
A 6,000 missing jobs discrepancy between September and October 2010 prompts the Legislative Finance Committee to call the figure a perceived error. Economists note no unemployment spike, while local business activity hints at a broader improvement narrative.
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New Mexico
Legislative Finance Committee
Lee Reynis
University of New Mexico
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
LFC
Department of Workforce Solutions
DWS
New Mexico News Services
Turnaround for the Lobos in New Mexico Football
A sports writer reflects on covering UNM Lobo football amid a struggling season. He recalls former coach Rick Wright, coach George Barlow, and players like Bubba Forrest, while noting the team’s poor national ranking and a 12 day preseason retreat in Ruidoso as the Lobos trudge through a challenging period.
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Albuquerque Journal
Rick Wright
UNM Lobo
George Barlow
Barlow
Susan
Richard
Bubba
University of Alabama
Mike Locksley
Tony Romo
Lobos
Ruidoso
Editorial: Capitalism and market greed in Europe
The piece criticizes how speculators profit from euro zone distress and dictate policy through markets. It argues Italy Greece and possibly Spain face pressure from powerful investors rather than voters, condemning greed and warning of a crisis era for capitalism.
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Italy
Greece
Portugal
Spain
France
Europe
Arab News
Jeddah
Saudi Arabia
Berlusconi Sleep Episode Highlights Italian Leadership Gap
At the Cannes G20 summit Berlusconi's apparent apathy toward eurozone reform underscored Italy's leadership void as the third largest eurozone economy nears crisis. Analysts doubt removal of Berlusconi will hasten reforms or avert default, suggesting ongoing political turbulence.
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Cannes
Silvio Berlusconi
Italy
Berlusconi
Presen
Doonesbury Question on Perfectionism and Its Downsides
The piece notes many people face labels of perfectionism and questions what “perfect” really means. It explores when striving for flawlessness reflects high standards and when it becomes self limiting or stressful.
Perfectionism and its effects on effort and self esteem
The Harvard Medical School adviser explains how high personal standards can boost effort and satisfaction but, when extreme, harm self esteem. It notes that perfectionism may cause rigid routines and doubt when changing methods or plans.
Valley View Names Vikings of the Month for November
Valley View Elementary announces November Vikings of the Month selected by teachers for exemplary conduct, consideration of others, dependability and attitude. Honorees include students across grades from kindergarten through sixth, led by principal Phil W. Roberts.
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Valley View Elementary
Valley View
Phil W. Roberts
Ann Earnest
Bret Jepsen
Justin Harle
Denise Montoya
Mike Brown
Clarissa Otero
Barbara Buggs
Beth Jepsen
Lacey Leas
Ramsey Watkins
Amy Pendergrass
Erica Salas
Krissy Gilbreath
Anthony Sanchez
Stephen Vegara
Jerry Gonzales
Rebecca Marks
Nicholas Torres
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