Friday, March 19, 2004

Women's History Month talk today at Lab

Mark Ronchetti and Michael Garofalo of KOAT Channel 7 in Albuquerque will give a talk about "Diversity in Broadcasting" from 2:30 to 4 p.m., today in the Physics Building Auditorium at TA-3. The talk is one of the scheduled events for Women's History Month at the Laboratory and is open to all personnel.

The theme of this year's observance is "Women Inspiring Hope and Possibility."

For more information about the Women's History Month, contact MaryRose Montalvo of the Nuclear Materials Technology (NMT) Division, chair of the Lab's Women's Diversity Working Group at 7-4988 or write to mmontalvo@lanl.gov by electronic mail.

Updated 3/19/04

2004 Dog Jog on April 24

On April 24, families, canines and runners will gather at Chamisa School in White Rock to run the 5-kilometer course or walk the 2-mile course. The early-bird registration ends on Thursday, April 1, but registration will be accepted up to and on the day of the race. Every registered individual will receive an event T-shirt (short sleeved for kids and long sleeved for adults) and a packet filled with entertaining and educational dog related information. If you don't have a dog and would like to have one for the race, dog rentals may be available.

For more information, contact Teresa Hofheins at 7-3312. For entry forms, go to ladoc.dogbits.com online and look under the upcoming events section or forms also are available at many Los Alamos businesses.

Updated 3/19/04

Mac OS X: The Future of UNIX presentation on March 30

With its open source, UNIX-based foundation, key productivity applications like Microsoft Office, and the 64-bit PowerPC G5 processor, many people consider Mac OS X the ultimate platform for scientific computing. Come hear Ernest Prabhakar, Apple's product manager for UNIX and Open Source, discuss the technical foundations of Mac OS X, as well as provide an overview of Apple's hardware, developer tools and solutions for high-performance computing.

Topics include:

• Apple and open standards
• Open source with Darwin and FreeBSD
• 64-bit math using the PowerPC G5
• Cross-platform APIs (e.g., X11, Java, and OpenGL)
• Software and hardware for distributed computing

Registration and refreshments are at 8:30 a.m., March 30 at the Motorola Building. The presentation begins at 9 a.m. RSVP to jsantoru@holmans.com by electronic mail.

Updated 3/17/04

2004 Lab wall calendars available

An additional, but limited supply of 2004 Laboratory wall calendars are now available through Just-In-Time. The cost per item is $4.18 and the Boise JIT ordering part number is B12162.

For questions, contact Veronica Pacheco of Procurement (SUP-1) at 5-5098.

Updated 3/17/04

ASQ meeting on April 19

The main section of the American Society for Quality in Albuquerque, Section 1400, is planning a joint meeting with the ASQ Northern New Mexico Subsection on April 19 in Santa Fe. Preliminary reservations have been made at the Santa Fe Radisson Hotel. Final arrangements for the speaker and dinner times will be announced soon.

For more information, contact Catherine French, ASQ Subsection Chair, at 7-4581 or write to cafrench@lanl.gov by electronic mail.

Updated 3/17/04

Volunteer opportunities

1. Habitat for Humanity - Española Valley/Los Alamos needs volunteers. The next Habitat house is already in the early stages of construction and at least one more house is planned for this year. We have specific needs for a backup caller for Los Alamos volunteers and new volunteer, site selection, family support and church relations committee members, as well as volunteer home builders. Whether experienced in construction or picking up a hammer for the first time, contact Yvonne Maestas at the Española/Los Alamos Habitat for Humanity office at 747-2690.

2. A mechanical engineer is needed to participate in McCurdy's annual career day from 8:30 to 11 a.m., April 15. The request is for hands-on activity/demonstration. Presenters will give three 25 minute presentations on area of expertise. If interested, call 753-7221, ex. 242, write to Nickel0917@yahoo.com by electronic mail or call Olivia Martinez at 7-4583.

3. Hands Across Cultures is looking for a computer expert(s) to provide some assistance in assessing computers they received through the Laboratory/State salvage program. They want someone who can tell them about computer's life and usage and what software will be required to run them. If interested, contact Olivia Martinez at 7-4583.

4. The American Indian Science & Engineering Society needs judges for the upcoming 2004 National American Indian Science & Engineering Fair on March 25 - 27 at the Albuquerque Convention Center. Project judging is on Friday, March 26, beginning with a judges caucus at 7:30 a.m. Judging will conclude at 5 p.m. AISES goal is to recruit 100 judges, including lead judges for each category. The categories include: Behavioral & Social Sciences, Biochemistry, Botany, Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth & Space Science, Engineering, Environmental Science, Gerontology, Mathematics, Medicine & Health, Microbiology, Physics, Zoolog, and Team Projects. In addition, AISES is seeking judges for traditional awards and special awards. The judges registration form is available at http://www.aises.org/events/naisef/ online. Fax completed forms to AISES at (505) 765-5608. The deadline to register is March 17. For more information, contact Lucille Kelley of AISES at (505) 765-1052 x107 or Barbara Tenorio-Grimes of GRO at 5-5121 or write to bgrimes@lanl.gov by electronic mail.

Updated 3/17/04

Skolnik training classes

Skolnik Technical Training Institute will host two training seminars at the Canyon Complex in March.

• A two-day "Introduction to RF" training seminar, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., March 29 - 30. This class will introduce the discipline of RF and µwaves, including the theory and practical aspects of RF components, design, test and measurement. Tuition is $999.
• A three-day "Advanced General RF Microwave Measurement, Theory, and Practice" training seminar, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., March 31 - April 2. This class will enhance learning from the Basics RF seminar to a superior level of knowledge, allowing design and troubleshooting more effectively. Tuition is $1399.

Additional training classes

• Skolnik will host a "Basics of Electricity (AC Circuits)" seminar from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., April 13 - 15, at the Holiday Inn Conference Center at 10330 Hotel Ave. NE in Albuquerque. The seminar is designed for technicians, assemblers, engineers, managers and anyone who would like to learn about electricity and the related components. The fee is $999.
• Skolnik will be hosting a four-day "IPC-A-610C Solder Certification" training seminar from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., April 5 - 8, at Skolnik's soldering training facility in Albuquerque. This IPC-A-610C course is designed to provide soldering certification to assemblers, technicians and/or engineers, for end-product acceptance criteria of high reliability electronic assemblies. The tuition fee is $799.

For more information or to register, go to http://www.skolnik-tech.com/ online or call Skolnik at (505) 299-1157.

Updated 3/17/04

SAN Information exchange on March 23

Visit Hewlett-Packard and Holman's at the Storage Area Network Information Exchange between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., March 23, at the Motorola Building Parking Lot (2400 W. Jemez Road).

Come to the SAN Information Exchange and experience: cross-platform connectivity, Enterprise backup solution, Enterprise storage management, live SAN demonstrations, HP's SAN solutions - architectural overview and learn about storage replication at the SAN level.

For more information or to RSVP, contact Jim Harty at (505) 343-3501 or write to hpsanvan@holmans.com by electronic mail.

Updated 3/17/04

Amateur Radio Licensing exams on April 20

The Los Alamos Amateur Radio Club is sponsoring Amateur Radio Licensing exams for all classes of licenses. The exams begin at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 20, at the White Rock Training Center. Pre-registration is not required. All applicants should bring a photo ID, a simple calculator and $12 for the ARRL exam fee. License upgrades will require the original and a copy of a current amateur license and any CSCEs for credit. All other required forms will be provided at the exam session.

For more information, contact Kyle Carr (KM5P) at 7-3641 or 661-8967 or write to km5p@arrl.net by electronic mail.

Updated 3/17/04

Non-proliferation talk this evening

The public is invited to attend a talk on "A New Non-Proliferation Strategy for the United States" by Joseph Cirincione, Director for Non-Proliferation at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. In view of the difficulties encountered on the proliferation problem, a new strategy is needed that combines the best of the new approaches championed by the Bush administration with the best of the traditional treaty regime. Cirincione, a frequent commentator on national TV, is the author of Deadly Arsenals: Tracking Weapons of Mass Destruction (2002), and co-author of WMD in Iraq: Evidence and Implications (2004).

The talk will be given at a meeting of the Los Alamos Committee on Arms Control and International Security at 7:30 this evening in Graves Hall at the United Church's Christian Education Building.

For more information, contact Lewis Agnew at 662-7144 or write to Agnewlm@aol.com by electronic mail.

Updated 3/19/04

My LANL feedback needed

The My LANL team is looking for line managers to review and provide feedback on new My LANL features as they are being designed and developed. If interested in participating, write to mylanl@lanl.gov by electronic mail.

Updated 3/15/04

Will Parsons retiring from Lab

Theoretical (T) Division announces the retirement of Will Parsons, their chief-of- staff. Will has worked at several locations and in several positions across the Laboratory since January 1985. He has been at T-Division since November 1999. Those wanting to send their best wishes and thanks to Will have until March 26.

Updated 3/15/04

YMCA classes

• Basic and intermediate acting classes begin March 22 at the Los Alamos Family YMCA, a Laboratory sanctioned organization. The YMCA also has ongoing registration for its acting for middle school students. Sheryl Bailey Heath, a trained theater professional, teaches the basic and intermediate acting classes, while Jenny Gabrielle leads the class for middle school students. For more information, contact John Marble at 662-3100.
• Parents can now register children from ages 0 to 12 for its Friday Fun Night child-care program at the YMCA. The program offers low cost, supervised childcare with various activities planned for children. The cost is $15 per child between 0 and age 5 and $5 for each sibling; $25 for children ages 6 to 12 and $5 for each sibling. Friday Fun Night is offered on select Fridays and is from 6 to 10 p.m. for younger children and 6 p.m. to midnight for children ages 6 to 12. For more information, contact Michelle Hennigar at 662-3100.
• A woodshop class begins March 30 at the YMCA in partnership with Los Alamos Middle School. The class is led by Richard Stohner and focuses on basic drafting skills, Compter Aided Design, proper operation and safe use of power tools and different types of assembly. The class is structured for all skill levels. The class meets from 6:30 to 9 p.m., at Los Alamos Middle School. The cost is $45 for the first family member and $18 for each subsequent family member; $63 for non YMCA members and $23 for each subsequent family member. There also is a $10 materials fee for each participant. For more information, contact John Marble at 662-3100.
• The YMCA in collaboration with the Spring Y Walkers, is offering a guided walk and talk program, weather permitting, beginning April 23. The walks combine fitness with the opportunity to learn about the Los Alamos area. Janie O'Rourke will lead the Friday morning walks that are between 2 and 4 miles in distance and last about 90 minutes. Participants should wear sturdy shoes, long-sleeve T-shirts and hat. They also should bring sunscreen, a water bottle and a light snack. The cost for each walk is $10 for Family YMCA members, $14 for nonmembers for all four scheduled walks or $6 and $9 respectively for two walks. For more information, contact John Marble at 662-3100.
• The YMCA is offering introductory mountain biking classes starting April 7. There will be a coed and women's only class. The classes are for participants age 13 and up and will provide a fun and safe environment to learn about proper mountain bike fitness and maintenance; riding techniques; trail etiquette; and how to be self-sufficient on trails and on rides in forest areas. The coed class begins April 7 and ends April 28. The women's only class is from May 5-26. The classes cost $45 for YMCA members, $62 for nonmembers.
• The YMCA is registering participants for its 14th annual bench press contest. The event is May 1 and cost $10 for YMCA members, $14 for nonmembers. There are categories for men and women and weight and age categories. The first 30 entrants receive a free bench press T-shirt. Mail-in registrations also are accepted. For more information, contact John Marble at 662-3100.

The Los Alamos Family YMCA is located at 1450 Iris St. downtown.

Updated 3/12/04

Two sessions scheduled at Lab with United Healthcare representatives

Representatives from United Healthcare, the Laboratory's new health-care provider, will be at the Laboratory March 23 to meet with retirees and active employees who have concerns and questions about their health-care plan.

The meeting for retirees and spouses is from 9 a.m. to noon in the Material Science Laboratory Auditorium at Technical Area 3 (Building 1698), while the meeting for active employees is scheduled for 1 to 4 p.m., in the Physics Building Auditorium, also at TA-3.

For more information, call Benefits (HR-B) at 7-1806.

Updated 3/12/04

FSN news

• Guiding Good Choices - Join us for this popular program, held daily at the Motorola Building, designed to help parents of 4th - 8th grade students.Topics include strengthening family bonds and relationships through communication and development of healthy beliefs. $10 for four sessions, call to register. 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m., March 29 - April 1
• Zoo to You - This wonderful zoo program featuring live animals from the Rio Grande Zoo is coming. Reserve your spot now. Call early to register.9:15 to 10 a.m. or 10:15 to 11 a.m., Tuesday, March 23

Family Strengths Network is located in the Pueblo Complex, 1990 Diamond Drive. For more information or to register, call 662-4515 or go to http://www.losalamos.com/familystrengths online.

Updated 3/19/04

Lattice 2004 Symposium in June

The XXII International Symposium on Lattice Field Theory (Lattice 2004) is June 21-26 at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Batavia, Il. For more information, go to http://lqcd.fnal.gov/lattice2004/ online or write to lattice04@fnal.gov by electronic mail.

Updated 3/12/04

Wellness Center class

There is still time to register for Food To Work By, the motivational program that challenges you and your coworkers to a healthier way of eating during the workday. Choose from activities like Lunch Swaps, "Take the Break Room Challenge," and more ideas for workday meals, potlucks and snacks. Prizes in several categories. Program runs through Friday, March 26. No registration fee; the entire Laboratory workforce is eligible to participate. For more information and to register, go to http://www.wellness.lanl.gov/~wellness/svc/motive/f2wb/index.htm online or contact Marta Gentry Munger at 7-7166.

Updated 3/17/04

Nature archives now online

Nature (http://www.nature.com/nature/archive/) is now online back to 1987.

It includes:

• 37,000 articles from 512 issues
• articles in pdf format with html abstracts
• advanced search and browse from a single interface

Links to the full-text of Nature articles from 1987-1996 will be available from Laboratory databases such as SearchPlus (http://search.lanl.gov/ssplus/jsp/AdvancedSearch.jsp) (now including Inspec), Biosis, Engineering Index and DOE Energy. Full-text links will also be available through PubMed (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?otool=lanlrlib)

Updated 3/11/04

All School Art Show at Mesa Public Library

March is National Youth Art Month. The art is everywhere in the Mesa Public Library. The elementary schools are showing downstairs in Youth Services, the middle school students have work on the main level and the high school students' work is displayed in the third floor gallery.

Don't miss this great exhibit which will run from March 5 - 31. The exhibit may be viewed during regular library hours.

For more information, call 662-8247.

Updated 3/10/04

Teen film series at Mesa Public Library

To celebrate Fridays, Mesa Public Library Youth Services is starting a film series just for teens. On the third Friday afternoon of each month, from 3:45 to 5:30 p.m., there will be a free movie and popcorn for teens in the upstairs meeting room 'theater'.

The series begins March 19. Please note that due to licensing restrictions, we cannot use the film's title outside of the libraries. Please come by the libraries for more information including the title. Or call 662-8247 for details.

Updated 3/10/04

LALO presents "The Music Man"

Los Alamos Light Opera's production of "The Music Man" is at 7:30 p.m., March 19 and 20, in the Duane Smith Auditorium. Tickets are $12 ($10 for students and seniors) and are available at Gordons' Tapes and CDs in Los Alamos or at the door.

For more information, call 662-6653.

Updated 3/15/04

Mesa Public Library authors talk and book signing on Saturday

Barbara Waters and Patrick Burns talk and book signing is from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., Saturday (March 20), in the Mesa Public Library third floor meeting rooms.

Burns is a singer, songwriter and music teacher in northern New Mexico. He is a Los Alamos High School Alumni and taught at the high school and at Pinon Elementary School last year. Burns was one of the contributors to the Frank Waters Centennial celebration and book, and will be talking about his recent book, "In the Shadow of Los Alamos: Selected Writings of Edith Warner," a fascinating account of a legendary Northern New Mexico figure and the first publication of many pieces of Edith Warner's writing. In addition to the book talk, Stephanie Burns will give a reading of Edith Warner's work.

For more information, contact the Mesa Public Library at 662-8247 or go to the County Web site at www.lac-nm.us online then scroll down to Mesa Public Library.

Updated 3/15/04

MATLAB seminar on April 20

MathWorks, Inc. is hosting a seminar on using MATLAB for image processing and mapping in aerospace and defense from 8:30 a.m. to noon, April 20, in Albuquerque. Discover how MATLAB can provide a complete environment for image and map analysis, data visualization and algorithm design. MathWorks engineers will provide an introduction to MATLAB and related toolboxes. They will demonstrate image processing and mapping functionality, and present case studies of customers who have solved their own technical challenges with MathWorks products. Experts will be on-hand to answer your image processing and mapping questions.

During this half-day seminar, discover how MathWorks products can help access data from a wide variety of file formats and data products; organize and manipulate data for exploration, analysis, and visualization; execute standard image processing and mapping functions, such as segmentation, spatial transforms and map projections; create maps that display vector, image, and gridded raster data from multiple sources in their correct spatial relationships; and design innovative analysis techniques from domains such as signal processing, statistics, neural networks, wavelets and more.

For more information, contact Paul Nihill of The Mathworks Inc. at (508) 647-7123, write to pnihill@mathworks.com by electronic mail or go to http://www.mathworks.com/company/seminars/seminar6144.jsp online.

Updated 3/9/04

Workshops on preventing retaliation rescheduled

All Laboratory managers from SET through deputy group leader level were required to attend a four-hour workshop on Management Actions to Detect and Prevent Retaliation. However, heavy snows and Laboratory closures resulted in the cancellation of several of these classes. To ensure that all managers who are required to participate in the training have an opportunity to do so, 11 additional classes have been scheduled in April. Registration for the make-up classes differs than from signing up for previous classes.

To register for a make-up class, go to the Virtual Training Center at http://int.lanl.gov/training/training.shtml online. In the left-side bar, click on Leadership. Under Leadership Training, click on Leadership & Management to pull up course options for course number 28257. If you have questions about registering, please contact the Registrar at 7-9071.

This is the last series of classes that will be provided for this required training. Supervisors (team leaders, program managers, etc.) and Human Resources Generalists may elect to attend the training. Classes with fewer than 10 people registered may be cancelled.

For more information, contact Sue Bargeloh of Training and Development (HR-TD) at 7-8036.

Updated 3/5/04

Trinity Site spring tour April 3

The National Atomic Museum's Trinity Site semi-annual tour is scheduled for April 3.

The tour includes docent lectures, walking Ground Zero, viewing of Jumbo and visiting the McDonald Ranch House. Seats for the tour are limited; interested participants can make reservations by calling the museum store at (505) 242-6083. Tour buses will leave the museum at 6 a.m. and return about 4 p.m. Participants will be treated to lunch at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology.

Cost of the tour is $50 per person. The tour is preceded on the night before by a lecture at the National Atomic Museum   given by Ben Benjamin, who was at Trinity for the first atomic bomb test. The lecture begins at 7 p.m., and is free to tour participants. Admission for nontour participants is $3.

The National Atomic Museum is located in Albuquerque. For more information about the museum, go to http://www.atomicmuseum.com/ online.

Updated 3/5/04

Research Library news

The Laboratory's Research Library (STB-RL) has set up four public terminals for Lab users only. The terminals require a cryptocard for access. What is the benefit of this setup? You can now:

• View technical reports (because we are open to the public these have been restricted)
• Get to the internal LANL website
• See ejournals that have been blocked from the public terminals.

Note: The remaining terminals do not currently require crytocards, but what you will see is strictly green network.

For more information, contact Lou Pray of STB-RL at 5-2756.

Updated 3/5/04

Women Leaders 2004 conference

The University of California, San Francisco, Center for Gender Equity is hosting a conference titled "Women Leaders 2004: A Symposium for Women in University Settings." The conference is May 10 - 11 in San Francisco. Complete program information is available at http://www.ucsf.edu/cge/ online.

For more information, contact Victoria Auer at (415) 476.5222 or write to vauer@genderequity.ucsf.edu by electronic mail.

Updated 2/27/04

Stanford University registration

Stanford Center for Professional Development has begun registration for the Spring 2004 Quarter. SCPD will close registration on March 21. Summer Quarter registration opens on April 25 and closes on June 11.

Select from graduate courses in engineering, computer science, management science and engineering, bioscience, international security and more. For detailed course information, go to http://scpd.stanford.edu/scpd/default.htm online.

For information and registration, contact Michelle Aguino of Training & Development (HR-TD) at 7-9074 or write to Stanford-contact@lanl.gov by electronic mail.

Updated 2/27/04

Estate planning seminar March 24 at Research Park

Los Alamos National Bank's financial management department is hosting an estate planning seminar for Laboratory employees on March 24. Titled "Estate Planning Dilemmas and Solutions for LANL Employees," the seminar is free but attendance is limited to 100 participants per session.

The seminar is in the Los Alamos Research Park, located at 4200 West Jemez Road across from the Otowi Building at Technical Area 3.

The half-day event is broken up into a beginning level from 1:15 to 2:45 p.m.; an advanced level is from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Scheduled speakers include Asenath Kepler, Christopher Schreur, John Hickey, an estate planning attorney, and Mark Napolin.

The event is designed for Lab employees over age 50, but it is open to employees under age 50 contingent on space availability.

For more information and to RSVP, contact Gayle Wood of Los Alamos National Bank at 662-1060 or write to gaylew@lanb.com by electronic mail.

Updated 2/27/04

Vacuum seminar in October

Varian Vacuum Technologies will present a seminar on vacuum technology from 8 a.m. to noon, Oct. 13 at the Physics Building Auditorium. The non-commercial presentation is about vacuum technology in general and is applicable to all brands of vacuum equipment.

Workbooks and refreshments will be provided by Varian. Subjects covered include: Brief introduction to vacuum technology, system pressure, total gas load, materials selection, sstem pumping speed, gauging, system operation, Troubleshooting and a question and answer session.

To register, send name and telephone number to tom.mathers@varianinc.com by electronic mail.

Updated 2/26/04

Work assignments needed for homeland security student fellowships at Lab

The Laboratory wants to bring as many as 10 undergraduate and graduate students to Los Alamos this summer to work under a new Department of Homeland Security fellowship program.

The students positions are funded by the Department of Homeland Security and the students would work at Los Alamos for 10 weeks. All placements must be approved by the Department of Homeland Security.

Lab organizations interested in taking on a Department of Homeland Security fellowship student this summer should contact Rick Alexander of the Education Program Office at 5-4373 or write to alexander_rick@lanl.gov by electronic mail. More information also is available at http://www.orau.gov/dhsed/ online.

Updated 2/19/04

Employees leaving Lab must attend termination presentation

Employees who are leaving the Laboratory or changing to casual status must attend a benefits termination presentation held by Benefits (HR-B).

The termination presentations are held every Laboratory pay day for University of California Lab employees. Employees who are retiring aren't required to attend a presentation, but rather, they should schedule a meeting with their designated benefits specialist.

The presentations begin at 8:30 a.m. in room P280 on the second floor of the Otowi Building at Technical Area 3. Pre-registration is required. Employees should register on line at http://hrcluster.lanl.gov/TIOCourses/TIOAha.asp?CourseNumber=21013 one to two weeks prior to their last scheduled work day to sign up for a benefits termination presentation.

Employees also must obtain a departure processing form from Staffing (HR-S) before the presentation. This form is available at http://www.hr.lanl.gov/hrstaffing/Terminations/index.stm online.

At the presentation, employees will receive a packet of information about their benefits and savings balances. They will learn about options to continue or convert insurance plans and distribution options for savings funds.

Employees who require a sign language interpreter should write to benefits@lanl.gov by e-mail three days in advance of the presentation they plan to attend. Or call the benefits office at 5-3842 (TDD).

Because of limited parking, employees should plan to arrive early and/or make alternative transportation arrangements, such as using Johnson Controls Northern New Mexico's ride service.

Updated 10/25/02

Lost and found

Found: two books (fiction) in parking lot south-east of Diamond Drive - Jemez Road intersection. Call 5-6461 or write to frankles@lanl.gov by electronic mail to claim.

Found: key ring with nine keys and three different charms found in parking lot by SM-456 at the corner of Diamond and Eniwetok. To claim, call 5-8430.

Lost: two women's scarves; one lavender wool, the other velvet and satin. If found, contact Theresa at 5-4574 or write to tgc@lanl.gov by electronic mail.

Found: key ring with one key and "One Love" key chain at TA-35, Bldg. 2. To claim, call 7-7110.

Found: silver butterfly earring at Otowi cafeteria. Contact Stella at 7-4889 to identify.

Lost: thick silver choker with in lay black and mother of pearl between Otowi and down the canyon. If found, call 7-8517 or write to dubois@lanl.gov by electronic mail.

Lost: black wallet, wool material with rainbow stripes and a zipper across the top. If found, contact Tara at 7-3308.

Found: sunglasses, gray wrap-around style. To claim, call 5-2443.

Lost: ring of keys on a blue carabiner, near Pueblo Complex or on Diamond in the vicinity of the Pueblo Complex. Includes several keys and two keyless entry devices. If found, call 5-5011 or write to becky_cr@lanl.gov by electronic mail.

Found: one key on ring with remote control for vehicle. Call 7-3946 to claim or come by room B115 of the Administration Building.

Lost: necklace with a cluster of black pearls possibly near the Central Park Square. Contact Karen at 5-6610.

Found: Silver toned ring with cross and hearts design in parking area between new Occupational Medical Building and Physics Building Auditorium. Contact pwh@lanl.gov.

Found: tinted prescription glasses in a hard black case on pedestrian walk near parking garage at TA-3. Call 5-5758 or send e-mail to jgerken@lanl.gov to claim.

Lost: ladies black gloves at Otowi Building or Otowi west parking lot on Jan. 20. If found, contact Coleen at 5-1201 or write to coleen@lanl.gov by electronic mail.

Lost: earring - dangling black bear stone earring for pierced ear approximately an inch in length. Lost in TA-3, Bldg. 261 area. If found, call 7-0874 or write to lafave@lanl.gov by electronic mail

Found: gold ring at the Otowi Building. Contact nelda@lanl.gov or daltonj@lanl.gov. Must provide ring description.

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