If you have Netscape 4.0, Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher versions of either and an Integrated Computing Network password, you can sign for your property online. You can go to the SWAP Shop to see what free equipment is available for your group. You also can count on a regular monthly pick-up schedule for equipment you no longer need. Also, New Mexico schools get priority with excess Lab equipment. So if you still need to use equipment that's very old, go ahead and continue using it, but you won't see it on your accountability statement anymore.
More information is available at the new Web site.
Back to index Indian Education Program administrators visit the Lab to learn about Lab education and employment programs About 45 Indian Education Program administrators from colleges and universities and tribal colleges in New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado were at the Laboratory's J. Robert Oppenheimer Study Center last Thursday to learn about education and employment programs at the Lab. In back row left is Gilbert Vigil, former Tesuque Pueblo Governor who now runs the pueblo's education program and Guadalupe Mina, education programs director for Santo Domingo Pueblo. Photo by Liz Padilla Back to index Lab, Los Alamos County to conduct joint exercise on Wednesday The Lab and Los Alamos County will conduct an all-day emergency exercise Wednesday at the Los Alamos Municipal Building. Deacon St. County exercise director Robert Repass said the streets should be re-opened around 4 p.m. but no later than 5 p.m. Repass asks all who might in the downtown area during the exercise not to enter any areas that have been taped off. Browne will answer questions that have been submitted in advance and will take questions from the floor.