Opinion & Columns

Gruninger: Balance Pose Of The Month – Warrior 3

Jacci Gruninger practices warrior 3 pose. Courtesy photo

By JACCI GRUNINGER, MS, C-IAYT
Los Alamos

This month’s balance pose is a perfect next step from last month’s pose (Holy Fig Tree). Hopefully this past month you practiced and have started to develop the tools – strength, balance, skill and flexibility to work with balancing poses. This month’s pose – Warrior 3 or Virabhadrasana 3 requires a bit more strength while balancing. It also requires focus and endurance.

My preferred version of this pose is what I call Warrior 3 for hikers using my hiking sticks for a little extra support. Read More

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Devolder: The Concept Of Space

By MARK DEVOLDER
Los Alamos

If you hold up your hand with fingers spread and ask an American child in school, “How many?” – the reply will be “five”.

If you ask the same question of a Japanese child in school, the reply will be “ten”. The Japanese count the whole hand as one, the five fingers as five and the four “spaces” between the fingers. Japanese gardens follow the same approach – the space between items in the garden is just as important as the plants, rocks or other items in the garden.

During rush-hour traffic times, the traffic on Trinity is heavy. When traffic is heavy, I simply relax Read More

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McQuiston: Tips To Keep In Mind For School Bus Safety

By ALLEN MCQUISTON
Jemez Agency
Serving Los Alamos since 1963

Summer has come and gone once again.

Parents are getting excited, but kids are dreading their final days before school starts again.

As we gear up for the school year, it’s important to educate ourselves on school bus safety.

Here are some tips to keep in mind for this school year:

  • Slow down. Give yourself plenty of time to get to and from your destination. Being in a hurry can be a distraction.
  • Be prepared to stop. The law states a driver must stop for a school bus regardless of what side of the road they are on. Always remember to keep a safe distance
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Rotary: Deborah Simon And Dick Jones Speak About Team Guatemala 2022

Deborah Simon of Rotary Team Guatemala 2022 listens as villagers propose projects that they and Rotary can work on together. Photo by Jim O’Donnell 

By LINDA HULL
Vice President

Rotary Club of Los Alamos

Santa Fe Rotarians Deborah Simon and Dick Jones spoke at the July 19 meeting of the Rotary Club of Los Alamos about the April trek Team Guatemala 2022 (TG22) made to Uspantán, a municipality in El Quiché, an expansive department, similar to a state or province, in the country’s highlands. 

TG22 was there to review the projects that began as a Rotary International Global Grant 25 years ago in this remote Read More

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Dr. Cook: Healthy Back-To-School Habits: Preparing For A Successful School Year

Dr. Glendon Cook encourages Healthy Back-To-School Habits to prepare for a successful school year. Courtesy/LAMC

By GLENDON COOK, MD
Los Alamos Medical Center

As summer break comes to an end, there’s a lot to accomplish in preparation for the new school year.

The two most important things to do may seem routine, but that doesn’t make them any less of a priority: schedule annual physicals for you and your family and get up to date on immunizations. Routine wellness checks are essential to your family’s ongoing health and are an integral part of children’s healthcare. In fact, visiting a provider Read More

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OP/ED: State-Owned Bank In New Mexico

By JAY JENKINS
President, New Mexico Bankers Association
President and CEO, Carlsbad National Bank

In recent legislative sessions, a recurring topic has been the establishment of a state-owned bank in New Mexico.

Advocates for a state-owned bank have been unrealistic and have overlooked the challenges in establishing such an entity. The most salient point in opposition to would be the significant financial commitment from the state to have the state bank become well-capitalized. As a result, New Mexico taxpayer dollars would be at risk because a state-owned bank would not have deposit Read More

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