Letter to the Editor: Details of Personal Experience With Los Alamos Phone Scammer
Public Service Alert Letter to the Editor: Sharing Necessary Information
By LINDA GOFORTHFor the public and for Historical Society members specifically, I have received some valuable feedback from my previous letter (see letter here) that contained the suggestion that Certified Preservationists were not being consulted.
A lack of trust among people in the same genre of interests, such as the history of the area can be remedied by the equal sharing of information so that those who donate funds, and those who advise the County Council are aware of their shared concerns. When trusted people begin to complain on the basis of withheld (not intending secretive Read More
How the Hen House Turns: Imprinting and the Importance of Hands
How the Hen House Turns:Animal behaviorists now agree that we humans are not very different from animals in many ways—like our susceptibility to imprinting. Some call it “phase-sensitive learning” or “filial imprinting.”
I doubt many animal behaviorists would argue with the psychologists who suggest that young humans (and young animals) learn behavior from their parents and that environmental factors and experience can influence brain development.
A recent more ominous finding that humans abused Read More
This Week at the Reel Deal
Column By JIM O’DONNELLThis week we are opening Transcendence. We will hold Captain America, The Grand Budapest Hotel and Rio 2. Need for Speed will end this Thursday.
Movie Poster for ‘Transcendence.’ Courtesy/Reel Deal Theater
In Transcendence,Dr. Will Caster (Johnny Depp) is the foremost researcher in the field of Artificial Intelligence, working to create a sentient machine that combines the collective intelligence Read More
Letter to the Editor: In the United States, the People Are the Government
By GERRY WIGGINS
Los Alamos
Mr. Vincent Chiravalle recently wrote a letter to your paper suggesting that, “When government gets out of the way, we can compete and win in any industry” and “To get our economy moving and creating jobs, government simply must get out of the way of the job creators.”
Sadly, Mr. Chiravalle is forgetting that in the United States, the people are the government. Our laws and regulations have been passed through due process, supported by democratic votes, and are often in place to protect us from the abuses of industry.
It seems that Mr. Chiravalle suggesting that if we vote Read More
Pegg: Crank Up Your Metabolism
Crank Up Your MetabolismOne of the key factors to weight loss and weight management is your metabolism. If you are want to lose weight and keep the weight off, one important thing to do is to rev up your metabolism.
Metabolism is a term that refers to how your body transforms the calories in the food you eat into energy. The food is broken down into sugars and amino acids that the body then has available for use as energy. The energy is then either used or it is stored as muscle or fat.
One very important key to keeping your metabolism high is to have a large amount of lean muscle mass. Lean muscle Read More
Food on the Hill: Loco Moco
This Week’s Recipe: Loco Moco
This is considered Hawaiian comfort food.
Photo by Sue York/ladailypost.com
Ingredients:
Directions:
Photo by Sue York/ladailypost.com
Photo by Sue York/ladailypost.com
