Letter to the Editor: Put Better Thought to Historic District
I attended the meeting tonight (Nov. 14) of the 90 percent stage of drawn planning for the updated Ashley Pond.
The plans are approved by the County Council about 90 percent to 10 percent interest in the actual maintenance of the Historic District as it should be considered, with native plants of the Jemez Mountains only, cattails, moss, certain grasses, and only the kind of fish that would be found in a pond in the Jemez.
It seems that no one has asked the Game and Fish Department to stock it with the Rainbow and Brown Trout Read More
Money IQ: Security: Two-Factor Authentication
Money IQSecurity: Two-Factor Authentication
The risk of having an online account breached is increasing every day as cybercriminals continue to evolve and refine their methods.
Simply having a user ID and password as an authentication method is no longer enough to truly protect your account.
You need a form of two-factor authentication. What is two-factor authentication? Two-factor authentication requires more information than something you know, such as a password.
It adds the additional criteria of something you must have. For example, the second form of authentication Read More
Food on the Hill: Smoked Deviled Eggs
“Food on the Hill” by Sue York
This week’s recipe:
Smoked Deviled Eggs
Photo by Sue York/ladailypost.com
ingredients
10 hard boiled eggs, peeled
Soaked wood chips
Charcoal grill
1/3 cup mayonnaise
¼ cup finally chopped onions
¼ cup cooked crumbled bacon
1 to 1 ½ tablespoons red Sriracha Rooster Sauce or to taste
directions
Photo by Sue York/ladailypost.com
Soak the wood chips in water for about ½ hour and then drain. I do this in a plastic bag, I just find it easier. Cook the charcoal in the grill until they get a light coat of gray. Move all of the briquettes to one side of the grill. Read More
Asterman’s Movie Reviews: Wreck-It Ralph, Twilight V – Breaking Dawn Part 2 and Skyfall
Wreck-It Ralph+1
Advisory – Since the film stars Sarah Silverman, obviously there are jokes geared for the parents, but parents need not worry, as each one is carefully crafted to miss the impressionable minds.
The kids will likely be far more scared of the insect monsters, but every good kid’s story has a few things to send the shivers.
It’s downright strange to think a Disney-video game crossover film tapped into my heart more deeply than Pixar’s Celtic phase.
Video game related movies have a worse
Column: Diversity or Multiculturalism – It’s All About Working With Differences
Column by Elena YangDiversity or multiculturalism is not a goal; it’s a process.
A process of working with differences; a process that has always existed although without a name until recently; a process that will continue to exist for the next millennium.
Race and gender were some of the first-noted categories, but now more and more groups have been added to the list.
Like research on leadership, research on diversity and multiculturalism has been abundant, and abundantly described in books, Read More
Letter to the Editor: Heart Council Thanks Many
The 27th annual Los Alamos Heart Council Health Fair was held at Griffith Gymnasium Saturday, Oct. 27.
What a tremendous success! We had close to 1,700 attendees. There were 67 exhibitors representing a wide range of health-related organizations.
More than 700 flu shots were given and 307 blood draws were done. Along with many other health screenings, 190 bike helmets were given out to Los Alamos and Northern New Mexico children.
The Health Fair is only possible with the support of many organizations, a large number of volunteers, and the Read More
Letter to the Editor: Thanks for Informative Column
Dear Ralph, et al,
My perception is that the “media” needs a ‘close race’ in order to retain the purchase of commercial time by both “sides”,and thereby maintain their seriously large financial income streams from same.
Facts and benefits to the “People/community” have become unimportant and are no longer a consideration, even though that is the commitment they supposedly make to utilize “the airwaves, which belong to the People.”
Thanks for your informative column.
(Los Alamos Daily Post Nov. 9, 2012: “Thoughts from a – hopefully – Enlightened Skeptic” Read More
