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Linked Environments for Atmospheric Discovery (LEAD) Mohan Ramamurthy, Unidata New Location-Foothills Lab 2-Auditorium
For more information, contact Linda Miller at 8646, lmiller@ucar.edu.
Or see the web page at
Linked Environments for Atmospheric Discovery.
(Posted Mon 17 Nov to Mon 17 Nov)
Just a reminder of the last two on-site flu vaccination clinics scheduled for this year. The flu vaccinations are free and open to all UCAR employees, retirees, their spouses/partners and dependent children over 18 years of age. No registration is required. Mesa Lab Tuesday, 18 November 9:00-11:30 a.m. ML-Damon Jeffco Thursday, 20 November 10:00-11:30 a.m. Jeffco Conference Room Makeup Sesssions (voucher required) Passport Health Office 2305 Canyon Blvd., #104 Boulder, CO 303-442-8728
For more information, contact Cheryl Cristanelli at 8708,
cherylc@ucar.edu.
Or see the web page at
Wellness Events Calendar.
(Posted Mon 17 Nov to Mon 17 Nov)
This weekend, Nov 14-16, the University of Colorado's Department of Astrophysical & Planetary Sciences is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Sommers Bausch Observatory (formerly part of the High Altitude Observatory). The events are designed for people of all ages and everyone is invited to attend. For details please see the Observatory's website http://cosmos.colorado.edu/sbo/
For more information, contact Katy Conroy at 1578, conroy@ucar.edu.
Or see the web page at
Sommers Bausch Observatory.
(Posted Fri 14 Nov to Sun 16 Nov)
FL2 1001 Tuesday, November 18 11:00AM Joe VanAndel will talk about how SCons provides a much easier way to build large, multi-platform software distributions than automake/autoconf and "make".
For more information, contact Joe VanAndel at 2071, vanandel@ucar.edu.
Or see the web page at
SCons - A Software Construction Tool.
(Posted Thu 13 Nov to Tue 18 Nov)
GTP Seminar You are invited to attend a GTP Seminar presented by: Alessandra Lanotte from CNR, Italy on Friday, November 14th at 3:30 pm. at The Mesa Lab, Damon Room
For more information, contact Scott Briggs at 1607, sbriggs@ucar.edu.
Or see the web page at
Geophysical Turbulence Program - Seminar.
(Posted Thu 13 Nov to Fri 14 Nov)
The following Staff Development classes and workshops are being offered in December. Detailed descriptions for these and other training opportunities can be found at: https://www.fin.ucar.edu/hr/staff_dev/index.html. While there, check out the new listing by date feature. To register, contact Cheryl Cristanelli, x8708, cherylc@ucar.edu. Understanding Personal Style Using Meyers Briggs (MBTI) Tuesday, 2 December 8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. CG4-2020 Photoshop Level 1 (2-day class) Current session filled, waitlist available for possible future sessions. Tuesday-Wednesday, 2-3, December 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. CG2-CTTC Finding Common Ground: Conflict Resolution Thursday, 4 December 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. ML-Damon MSWord Level 2 Friday, 5 December 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. CG2-CTTC MeetingMaker New User Training Wednesday, 10 December 1:30-4:00 p.m. CG2-CTTC MSProject Level 1 (2-day class) Tuesday-Wednesday, 16-17, December 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. CG2-CTTC Excel Level 2 Thursday, 18 December 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. CG2-CTTC
For more information, contact Cheryl Cristanelli at 8708,
cherylc@ucar.edu.
Or see the web page at
Staff Development Catalog.
(Posted Wed 12 Nov to Tue 18 Nov)
An information meeting will be held this morning in the Mesa Lab Main Seminar Room from 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. to discuss the health insurance plans, flexible spending accounts, and the PTO and Traditional leave plans. We will also introduce the Leave Donation Program.
For more information, contact Cyd Perrone at 8710, cperrone@ucar.edu.
(Posted Wed 12 Nov to Tue 18 Nov)
To All Staff, Please attend the informational NCAR Realignment town meetings to hear about the Realignment Committee's recommendations to NCAR Director Tim Killeen. Larry Winter will hosting be two meetings on December 3: 9:30-10:30am Center Green-1 Auditorium 1:30-2:30pm Mesa Lab Main Seminar Room
For more information, contact Cindy Worster at 1101, cmw@ucar.edu.
(Posted Wed 12 Nov to Tue 18 Nov)
The North Atlantic Oscillation: Climatic Significance and Environmental Impact James W. Hurrell, NCAR Climate and Global Dynamics Mesa Lab Main Seminar Room Wednesday, November 12 7:00PM refreshments, 7:30PM program Denver-Boulder AMS meetings are open to the public, please join us!
For more information, contact Josh Hacker at 8188, hacker@ucar.edu.
Or see the web page at
DBAMS home page.
(Posted Tue 11 Nov to Wed 12 Nov)
On November 1st, 2003 Boulder Travel switched their online booking tool from ResAssist to Travelport. Reservations made utilizing this tool incur a $15 service fee instead of the $30 fee charged when booking with an agent. There is still room in the training session being offered on November 14th, 1pm-3pm in the CTTC. If you would like to sign up for training contact Mary England at mengland@ucar.edu to make a reservation.
For more information, contact Angie Yarbrough at 8859,
yarbroug@ucar.edu.
(Posted Tue 11 Nov to Thu 13 Nov)
This is an update on the construction required for the installation of two diesel generators at Mesa Lab. The north-south sidewalk south of the Cooling Tower entrance will be closed beginning this week. Signs will be posted. Also, construction in the main hallway of level 2B will be intermittent. Signs will also be posted during those times when construction is taking place. We appreciate everyone's cooperation with this construction project.
For more information, contact Diana Lindstrom at 2416,
dianal@ucar.edu.
(Posted Tue 11 Nov to Mon 17 Nov)
A new collaborative space for Windows file sharing is now available on the CIT's U drive. The Collaboration folder may be used by any group with interdivisional membership. If you chair or lead a committee or group that could benefit from this, please see your system administrator for assistance.
For more information, contact Wendy Derman at 2150, wderman@ucar.edu.
Or see the web page at
Collaboration folder.
(Posted Tue 11 Nov to Mon 17 Nov)
The Center Green 1 front desk will be closing effective 4:30 pm November 14, 2003 until further notice. This action is a cost saving effort caused by deferred plans to relocate personnel to this building. This change will most affect staff in CG 1,2,3,4 and their visitors. CG1 will become a card access only building. UCAR staff will continue to have access. CG1 metting rooms will continue to be available through the room reservation system. Provisions must be made through Conference Services for groups or workshops with large numbers of non-UCAR participants in attendance. Instructions will be posted for visitors and vendors to use the phone box outside CG1 and will be given telephone assistance connecting with their UCAR contact. CG1 cafeteria service will be available from 7:30 am unitl 3 pm your patronage is welcome. Front desk services; petty cash, check cashing, stamps and EAC item sales will continue to be available at CG4. The CG4 lobby is staffed from 9 am until 3:30 pm. Services are not available between noon and 1 pm. The FedEx pick up box will be relocated to the CG4 lobby. All outgoing FedEx packages must be in the box by 3 pm to make same day pick up. There will be no change in shuttle or black service. Shuttle drivers will continue to make pickups and deliveries at CG1 and will perform a courtesy call for black bags that go to staff in CG 1,2 & 3. Shuttle service will remain as scheduled. Question or concerns should be referred to Liz Kriete x 8556
For more information, contact Elizabeth Kriete at 303-497-8556,
kriete@ucar.edu.
(Posted Mon 10 Nov to Sun 16 Nov)
New Hires Samantha Cage, administrative assistant with General Administrative. CG4 room 1240, ext. 8715 Thomas Dulong, associate scientist with COMET. FL3 room 1060, ext. 8315 Dan Feng, student assistant with Unidata. FL4 room 2140, ext. 8617 Craig Hartsough, associate scientist with HAO. ML room 202A, ext. 1335 Heather Hollingsworth, casual with General Administrative. CG4 room 1450, ext. 8715 Jeramie Lippman, graduate research assistant with VSP. OOS Gordon Petrie, post doctorate with HAO. FL2 room 3040C, ext. 1534 Gabriel Vecchi, visitor with VSP. OOS Petter Weibring, post doctorate with ATD. FL1 room 2139, ext. 2052 Departures Arulmani Chinnaswamy, 29 October Penina Frager, 31 October Marie Lothon, 31 October Tracy Potter, 31 October Mitchell Randall, 5 November Retirees Ronald Murdock, 4 November Margaret Taylor, 31 October
For more information, contact Kristen Alipit at 8706,
kalipit@ucar.edu.
(Posted Mon 10 Nov to Sun 16 Nov)
You are invited to attend an Apple seminar on Wednesday, 12 November 2003, at 1:30 p.m., conducted by John Martellaro, Apple Federal Account Manager, Government Sales, and Ron Ustach, Apple Federal Senior Systems Engineer. They will present a three-hour seminar on the Apple G5, Mac OS X 10.3 "Panther" and High Performance Computing/Clustering. The presentation will be in the ML Main Seminar Room. Refreshments will be served. AGENDA G5 1:30-2:15 Panther 2:15-3:20 Break 3:20-3:35 (refreshments provided) Clustering 3:35-4:10 Q&A 4:10-4:30
For more information, contact Dianne Bernier at 1808,
dbernier@ucar.edu.
(Posted Mon 10 Nov to Wed 12 Nov)
The UCARFlex 2004 Open Enrollment Web site is now available for employees to make health insurance and flexible spending account selections by Monday, December 1. Open your web browser and enter http://www.fin.ucar.edu/ucarflex. Please be sure to enter the address exactly as you see it here. Once you enter the above URL, type in your login ID and password-the same login and password you use to complete your timecard. You'll then see a portal site where you'll see a list of applications. UCARFlex Open Enrollment: This link takes you directly to the screens that allow you to change medical and/or dental elections for 2004. At the end of this process there is a link to the UCAR Leave Plan Selection screen. UCAR Leave Selection Plan: This link takes you directly to the screens that allow you to change your Leave Plan for 2004 (If hired prior to Jan. 5, 2003). At the end of this one-page process there is a link to the UCARFlex Open Enrollment screen. You may change/update your selections in both sites as often as you'd like until 5:00 p.m., December 1. The following information meetings will be held to learn more about UCAR's health insurance plans, flexible spending plans, and the leave options, PTO and Traditional. We will also introduce the Leave Donation Program. Wed, Nov. 12, 2003 Mesa Lab Main Seminar Room 10:00-11:00 a.m. Thurs, Nov. 13, 2003 Center Green 2 Auditorium 2:00- 3:00 p.m. Wed., Nov. 19, 2003 Foothills Lab 2 Auditorium 10:00-11:00 a.m.
For more information, contact Cyd Perrone at 8710, cperrone@ucar.edu.
(Posted Mon 10 Nov to Sun 16 Nov)
by Tony Craig Friday, Nov. 14, 2PM, Damon Room This seminar will summarize the current and anticipated interactions between the Community Climate System Model (CCSM) and the Earth System Modeling Framework (ESMF) projects. It will be geared to a general audience of scientists and programmers. An overview of the objectives, scope, and design of ESMF will be presented along with the project's timeline and status. An overview of the CCSM system will also be presented focusing on design of the current coupled system, performance, and future goals. Interactions between CCSM and ESMF will be reviewed and an evaluation and implementation plan for ESMF in CCSM presented.
For more information, contact Tony Craig at 1706, tcraig@ucar.edu.
(Posted Mon 10 Nov to Sat 15 Nov)
New Directions for UCAR Data Management. Tues Nov 11, 12:30 Main Seminar Room, Mesa Lab UCAR data managers are invited to a short presentation on some of the new online data distribution services that are now becoming available to UCAR projects. We will also be actively seeking input from UCAR data managers on their current and future needs in order to define the next generation of cross-institutional data services and cyberinfrastructure. If you have, or are planning, projects that require online presentation of data and information, we encourage you to attend this meeting to coordinate your efforts with those of other UCAR data managers. UCAR Data Management Working Group
For more information, contact Lawrence Buja at 303-497-1330,
southern@cgd.ucar.edu.
(Posted Fri 7 Nov to Wed 12 Nov)
Cignas Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is a resource provided by UCAR for all employees and members of their households. Call the EAP for advice, referrals, and information that can help you save time, relieve stress, and balance your work and family obligations. Topics include Behavioral Health, Child Care, Senior Care, Pet Care, Legal Services and Financial Information. All services are free, confidential, and accessible 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Call today 1-888-371-1125.
For more information, contact Kristen Alipit at 8706,
kalipit@ucar.edu.
Or see the web page at
Cigna EAP.
(Posted Thu 6 Nov to Wed 12 Nov)
The NCAR Library at the Mesa Lab has designated the area where Technical Reports are shelved as a meeting or study space, which can be reserved by NCAR/UCAR staff. The open area includes a large window, oak table, and chairs that can accommodate a maximum of ten. There is connectivity for several computers. To reserve the space, contact Gerri Overholtzer (goverhol@ucar.edu) at ext. 1182.
For more information, contact Gerri Overholtzer at 1182,
goverhol@ucar.edu.
(Posted Thu 6 Nov to Wed 12 Nov)
Upcoming Pilates mat class schedules Mesa Lab: Wednesday, 12 November - 17 December, 12:00 -1:00 Foothills Lab: Thursday, 13 November - 8 January, 12:00 - 1:00 The cost for each session is still $48. Drop-in rates are $10 per class, for those with Pilates experience. If you have never tried Pilates, your first class is free! Join us anytime. Mat classes are non-impact, designed to build strength and flexibilty. Strengthening the abdominals and shoulder areas can alleviate and prevent problems. Pilates mat classes are the perfect travel and home exercise. All you need is your body and a mat. No props or equipment necessary! If you have injuries, I recommend that you contact me to evaluate whether this class is right for you. I can teach you modifications of the exercises as necessary.
For more information, contact Christine Guzy at 303-442-8789,
guzy@onebeam.net.
(Posted Thu 6 Nov to Wed 12 Nov)
Creating Respectful, Responsible Kids--Practical Tips for Parents and Educators. Presentor: Dr. Charles Fay, The Love and Logic Institute Monday, December 15, 2003 8:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Holiday Inn-Denver West Village 14707 W. Colfax Ave., Golden,CO 80401 Cost--$89/pp Registration: www.loveandlogic.com or call 1-800-338-4065 Early registration is recommended. Spend the day with Dr. Charles Fay in person and learn how to: - Get kids to listen the first time. - Dramatically reduce bullying, teasing, and sibling bickering. - Help kids make good decisions even when their friends are making poor ones. - Cut down on nasty behavior in the classroom and at home. - Bring the fun and sanity back to parenting and teaching. And much more! Dr. Charles Fay is a parent, Nationally Certified School Psychologist, and co-author of: Love and Logic Magic for Early Childhood; Parenting Teens with Love and Logic; Stress Free Parenting; and many others. He is known for teaching practical and effective solutions to help adults achieve respectful and healthy relationships with children. This announcement is courtesy of the Wellness Advisory Committee WAC.
For more information, contact Cheryl Cristanelli at 8708,
cherylc@ucar.edu.
Or see the web page at
The Love and Logic Institute.
(Posted Wed 29 Oct to Mon 17 Nov)
Creating Respectful, Responsible Kids--Practical Tips for Parents and Educators. Presentor: Dr. Charles Fay, The Love and Logic Institute Monday, December 15, 2003 8:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Holiday Inn-Denver West Village 14707 W. Colfax Ave., Golden,CO 80401 Cost--$89/pp Registration: www.loveandlogic.com or call 1-800-338-4065 Early registration is recommended. Spend the day with Dr. Charles Fay in person and learn how to: - Get kids to listen the first time. - Dramatically reduce bullying, teasing, and sibling bickering. - Help kids make good decisions even when their friends are making poor ones. - Cut down on nasty behavior in the classroom and at home. - Bring the fun and sanity back to parenting and teaching. And much more! Dr. Charles Fay is a parent, Nationally Certified School Psychologist, and co-author of: Love and Logic Magic for Early Childhood; Parenting Teens with Love and Logic; Stress Free Parenting; and many others. He is known for teaching practical and effective solutions to help adults achieve respectful and healthy relationships with children. This announcement is courtesy of the Wellness Advisory Committee WAC.
For more information, contact Cheryl Cristanelli at 8708,
cherylc@ucar.edu.
Or see the web page at
The Love and Logic Institute.
(Posted Wed 29 Oct to Mon 17 Nov)
This is a sampling of the new books available at the NCAR Library. These books and others will be on display at the Foothills Library for the upcoming week, followed by a display period of one week at the Mesa Library. For a complete list of new titles on display at both the Foothills and Mesa locations please access this Web address below and then select Information Desk: