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Today
9 a.m. – 5:45 p.m.
CHEMICAL SCIENCES
DIVISION REVIEW
Building 50A-4133
9 a.m. – 11 a.m.
EHS 530, Fire Extinguisher
Building 49-109
9 a.m. – 11 a.m.
EHS 20, ES&H for Supervisors
Building 51-201
Enrollment
and EHS courses
Tomorrow
Noon
SEMINAR
Environmental Engineering Seminar Series, Emissions,
Concentrations, and Exposures: Shifting Paradigms
in Air Quality Engineering, William W. Nazaroff,
UCB
Room 240 Bechtel Engineering Center
1 p.m. – 2 p.m.
SEMINAR
Louis Komzsik, SIAM visiting lecturer and Chief
Numerical Analyst, Schaeffer Automated Simulation.
How far can we go with the Lanczos method?
Building 50A-5132
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Soup:
Tuscan
Vegetables
Origins:
Veal Parmigiana
Adobe
Cafe: Veggie Delight
Fresh
Grille: Turkey Burger
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6:30
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11
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Partly cloudy
Extended
Forecast
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Director Shank to Lab: Prepare for Tighter Security
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As our Nation prepares for war, Berkeley Lab must be prepared
for all contingencies. I want to assure our community that
we are taking appropriate measures to protect our staff and
our resources. This includes heightened security at the entrance
gates, conditions that may tighten in the coming days, and
extra patrols on site. We ask everyone for patience as more
thorough vehicle checks are implemented, and we encourage
the use of public transportation when possible. The Laboratory
will remain open for business, and shuttle buses will circulate
under normal schedules. For guidance on domestic and international
air travel during this period, the latest status and actions
can be found at travel.lbl.gov.
We will keep you informed as we go through this difficult
period. Security condition and site access updates will be
posted on the Lab’s emergency status phone line -- 1-800-445-5830
– printed on the back of all employee badges.
Our collective thoughts are with our service men and women,
and with their families. I know that we all hope for their
safe return and for a swift end to the conflict.
Charles Shank
Director
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EnergyPlus
Saves Feds
$9 Million in Costs
EnergyPlus software — a building energy-simulation program
distributed by Berkeley Lab — has been integral to the
design of a new federal office building to be built in San
Francisco. EnergyPlus contributed to nearly $9 million in
energy savings projected over 20 years, according to Tim Christ,
project manager for the building's lead design firm, Morphosis.
The modeling tool was also used to simplify the building's
facade, saving taxpayers an additional $1.5 million in construction
costs. Groundbreaking for the building took place last summer.
For these and other articles, visit the latest Environmental
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Two
Macs and a PC,
Networking Made Easy
Today from 11 a.m. to noon, Nat Stoddard of the Lab’s
Mac/PC help desk will demonstrate various ways to network
Macs and PCs. The seminar, which will be held at Building
70A, room 3377, will cover such topics as how to transfer
files from your Mac to a PC, how to network using SSH, and
how to network using VPN. If time permits, Nat will also demonstrate
how to set up the required DOE Notice to User message in the
login screen using a GUI method, and for remote login via
SSH using a command line method.
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