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Photographer's Perspective: Covering Storm Damage

Photographer s Perspective: Covering Storm Damage 3 hours 33 minutes 42 seconds ago Monday, May 24 2021 May 24, 2021 May 24, 2021 6:37 AM May 24, 2021 in News - Photographers Perspective By: Jose Saenz Share: In this week s Photographer s Perspective, Photojournalist Jose Saenz tells us what photographers look for in storms to not just help tell you the best story, but to help keep you safe. It s easy to be fascinated by thunderstorms and the lightning show they produce sometimes, but when you have to work in the middle of one, it s a whole different situation. This past Wednesday, KRGV had all hands on deck with crews all over the Valley showing the impact of the storm as it was happening and the aftermath.

Photographer's Perspective: Covering Storm Damage

Editorial: APS board decides teachers trump students » Albuquerque Journal

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Members of the Albuquerque Public Schools Board quite simply failed the school district’s 80,000 students and their parents Wednesday night, putting responsibility to do the right thing for our kids in the governor’s and voters’ hands. ...................... With no scientific data to support keeping schools largely closed, the board rejected a reasonable and safe hybrid in-person learning model proposed by interim Superintendent Scott Elder, who should be frustrated beyond end. APS elementary schools have been closed to all but some special education students, and middle and high schools have been completely closed, since last March. School board president David Peercy and board members Peggy Muller-Aragón and Elizabeth Armijo voted in favor of a model that would have allowed some form of hybrid, in-person education beginning in March. But they came up short in a 4-3 vote in which b

APS schools to decide on in-person students

Drivers of change – macro forces and the new normal for insurance | Partner Content

Drivers of change – macro forces and the new normal for insurance In a recent webinar, we asked insurance industry experts how their investment teams can best plan to meet their return targets when facing a mixture of market volatility, low returns, a tenuous economic recovery and geopolitical uncertainty. Coming into 2021, as we face historically low interest rates, looming government debt and the risk of corporate defaults, investors may be tempted to cut their losses. The disappointing performance of investment-grade bonds have led insurers to seek out alternative sources of yield, which may bring additional risk factors.  The discussion focused on navigating through volatility, the macro-economic forces shaping risks for balance sheets, the challenges of an ultra-low interest rate environment, regulatory changes such as IFRS 17 and IFRS 9, managing products with investment guarantees and ESG considerations, among other topics.