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JSC Today - Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Kinda slim today …don't forget to join the NASA retirees this Thursday at Hibachi Grill at 11:30 for our monthly retirees luncheon!

 

 

LEADING THE NEWS

• Dawn About To Arrive At One Of Solar System's "Fossils."

NASA NEWS

• Mikulski To Retire From The Senate.

• New Grassroots Efforts May Not Be Successful In Their Agendas.

HUMAN EXPLORATION AND OPERATIONS

• Carlson Remembered For His Shuttle-Era Tradition.

• Virts Tweet Demonstrates "Enormity" Of The ISS.

• Florida Today Employees Win Award For Orion Coverage.

• Astronaut Eyesight Study Presented At American Glaucoma Society Meeting.

• ISS Orbit Raised To Prepare For Spacecraft's Arrival.

• Lawrence To Attend "The Sky's No Limit – Girls Fly Too!" Event.

• Student Will Take Part In NCAS This Spring.

 

Dawn About To Arrive At One Of Solar System's "Fossils."

Coverage of the Dawn mission expanded on Monday because of NASA's news conference. The focus and tone of the articles were the same as previous days. Media sources highlighted the mission's scientific expectations and the excitement from scientists.

        The AP (3/2, Chang) continues coverage of NASA's Dawn mission, which arrives at Ceres on Friday. On Monday, project manager Robert Mase of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory said, "It's been a roller coaster ride. It's been extremely thrilling." Deputy project scientist Carol Raymond said that the team members are "really, really excited about" unusual bright spots on Ceres surface because they are "unique in the solar system. ... We will be revealing its true nature as we get closer and closer to the surface. So the mystery will be solved, but it is one that's really got us on the edge of our seats." Raymond added that Ceres and Vesta, which Dawn visited in 2011, are "literally fossils" dating back to the formation of the solar system.

       

       

        Dawn Among Five Important Space Events In March. The WAAY-TV Huntsville, AL (3/2, Barrett, 2K) website reports on the "very busy March" for NASA, with "multiple events" making "space history." These include Dawn's arrival at Ceres, the start of the year-long mission at the ISS, the launch of the Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission, the solid rocket booster qualification test for the Space Launch System, and the end of the MESSENGER mission, which has run out of fuel.

Mikulski To Retire From The Senate.

NBC Nightly News (3/2, story 11, 0:20, Guthrie, 7.86M) broadcast that Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-MD), "the longest serving woman in the history of Congress," has decided to retire from the Senate when her term ends in 2017. ABC World News (3/2, story 11, 0:30, Muir, 5.84M) has a similar broadcast. Neither national TV news broadcasts mention her advocacy for NASA.

        Meanwhile, the AP (3/2, Werner, Witte) notes that during her time in office, Mikulski "advocated forcefully" for the Goddard Space Flight Center.

        Reuters (3/3, Heavey) notes that NASA researchers even named an object "Supernova Mikulski" after her.

        According to Space News (3/2, Foust, Subscription Publication, 481), as the ranking member of the Senate Appropriations Committee and its commerce, justice, and science subcommittee, Mikulski has been "an influential figure in space policy," especially for "programs involving the Goddard Space Flight Center and the Space Telescope Science Institute," the James Webb Space Telescope, and the ISS program.

        The WLRN-FM Miami (3/2, Naylor) website, the NPR (3/2, Garsd, 1.58M) "The Two-Way" blog, Transterrestrial Musings (3/2, Simberg, 1K), and the Examiner (3/2, Whittington, 1.01M), are among the sources covering Mikulski's retirement which mention her ties to NASA.

New Grassroots Efforts May Not Be Successful In Their Agendas.

In an article for the Space Review (3/2), Space Review editor Jeff Foust wrote about two new "grassroots advocacy" efforts to improve NASA, which took place last week: the Alliance for Space Development (ASD) and the Pioneering Space National Summit. Foust noted that because of the timing, some thought the two groups were connected, but they were not. While participants touted the amount of consensus exhibited by supporters, Foust noted that it "remains to be seen" whether either agenda will be successful. The results from similar efforts in the past are "not necessarily encouraging."

Carlson Remembered For His Shuttle-Era Tradition.

Florida Today (3/2, Dean, 178K) reports that on Monday, friends of Norm Carlson gathered to remember the former NASA test director, who passed away Sunday from congestive heart failure. According to the article, Carlson was "best known" for starting the tradition of eating a "celebratory meal of beans and cornbread" after every shuttle launch. Former shuttle launch director Mike Leinbach said that he did not know of any other tradition "that kind of ties STS-1 to STS-135." Meanwhile, in a statement, Kennedy Space Center Director Bob Cabana said that Carlson was "the consummate professional, working tirelessly to ensure the success of the missions and the safety of all of the astronauts."

Virts Tweet Demonstrates "Enormity" Of The ISS.

The WKRN-TV Nashville, TN (3/2, 40K) website reported that ISS astronaut Terry Virts tweeted an image that demonstrates "the enormity of the International Space Station." He wrote, "Can you spot the space walker in this picture? He's very small compared to the enormous starboard truss of the #ISS."

        The Daily Mail (UK) (3/2, Zolfagharifard, 4.78M) notes that Virts also tweeted a selfie with the caption, "Mission Accomplished – three #spacewalks, 800' of cable, four antennas, three laser reflectors, one greased robotic arm."

        The WAAY-TV Huntsville, AL (3/2, Pavlica, 2K) "Space Alabama" website also covers the story

Florida Today Employees Win Award For Orion Coverage.

In an article for Florida Today (3/2, 178K), executive editor Bob Gabordi writes that his colleagues James Dean and Emre Kelly "won first place in the annual Best of Gannett contest" in the short-form writing/voice category for their coverage of the Orion's test launch last December. Gabordi notes that the pair not only demonstrated "outstanding overall reporting," but they also devoted "special attention to our readers' needs and questions."

Astronaut Eyesight Study Presented At American Glaucoma Society Meeting.

The Ocular Surgery News (3/2, Nale) reports that at the annual meeting of the American Glaucoma Society, Christian Otto presented the "interim results of an occupational exposure study" of why six-month stays at the ISS are affecting some astronauts' eyesight.

ISS Orbit Raised To Prepare For Spacecraft's Arrival.

Russia's ITAR-TASS News Agency (3/3, 5K) reports that the Progress M-26M spacecraft raised the ISS' orbit "by 750 meters in order to create optimal conditions for docking of the Soyuz TMA-14M spacecraft," which will launch with three new crew members on March 27.

Lawrence To Attend "The Sky's No Limit – Girls Fly Too!" Event.

The 24 Hours Vancouver (CAN) (3/2, Seccia) website reports that astronaut Wendy Lawrence will be at the Abbotsford International Airport over the weekend to take part in the "The Sky's No Limit – Girls Fly Too!" event. Kirsten Brazier, who founded the event, expects that 10,000 women and girls will be in attendance.

Student Will Take Part In NCAS This Spring.

The East Oregonian (3/2, 24K) reports that Ginger McCormick of Columbia Basin College has been chosen to take part in the NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars (NCAS) program at the Johnson Space Center this spring. As part of the program, McCormick will be part of a team that will "establish fictional companies interested in Mars exploration."

 

 

 

 

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  1. March 4 – All Hands with Center & NASA Leadership

You are invited to attend an all-hands event for JSC team members tomorrow, March 4, in the Teague Auditorium from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Doors will open at 10:15 a.m. The All Hands will feature JSC Director Ellen Ochoa, NASA Associate Administrator Robert Lightfoot and Deputy Associate Administrator for Mission Support Krista Paquin as they discuss NASA's progress toward a "New Operating Model and Business Services Assessment."

During the past several years you have heard a lot of information related to the Technical Capabilities Assessment Team (TCAT). In all of these discussions we have highlighted many complementary areas—the other pieces of the puzzle. One of these areas in particular, agency business capabilities, has now kicked off its assessment efforts.

The Business Services Assessment (BSA) was designed to leverage the experience gained from TCAT methodology and tailor it for the operating model of agency business services. Like TCAT, BSA is committed to transparency and stakeholder input to inform decisions throughout all phases of the process. The larger goal of all of these assessment activities is the development of a new, healthier operating model for the agency—one that balances the maintaining and advancing of our critical capabilities with performing our current and future missions.

Ochoa, Lightfoot and Paquin will also answer questions at the end of the program. If you would like to submit a question for consideration in advance or during the All Hands, please email it to: JSC-Ask-The-Director@mail.nasa.gov

Those unable to attend in person can watch the All Hands on RF Channel 2 or Omni 3 (45). JSC team members with wired computer network connections can view the All Hands using the JSC EZTV IP Network TV System on channel 402. Please note: EZTV currently requires using Internet Explorer on a Windows PC or Safari on a Mac. Mobile devices, Wi-Fi, VPN or connections from other centers are currently not supported by EZTV.

 First-time users will need to install the EZTV Monitor and Player client applications:

    • For those WITH admin rights (Elevated Privileges), you'll be prompted to download and install the clients when you first visit the IPTV website
    • For those WITHOUT admin rights (Elevated Privileges), you can download the EZTV client applications from the ACES Software Refresh Portal (SRP)

 If you are having problems viewing the video using these systems, contact the Information Resources Directorate Customer Support Center at x46367, or visit the FAQ site.

Event Date: Wednesday, March 4, 2015   Event Start Time:10:30 AM   Event End Time:11:30 AM
Event Location: Teague Auditorium, IPTV

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JSC External Relations, Office of Communications and Public Affairs x35111

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  1. Join Us for Free Cake in Building 3 at 12:30 p.m.

Join your fellow JSC team members and the NASA Alumni League today, March 3, at 12:30 p.m. in the Building 3 Collaboration Center for free cake in celebration of the NACA centennial. Enjoy a sugary treat to commemorate the occasion (first come, first served).

Event Date: Tuesday, March 3, 2015   Event Start Time:12:30 PM   Event End Time:1:00 PM
Event Location: Building 3 Collaboration Center

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JSC External Relations, Office of Communications and Public Affairs x35111

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  1. It's the Centennial of the NACA!

Today, after 100 years, we celebrate the formation of the NACA of yester yore and its influence on the NASA of today.

The NACA not only influenced NASA, but our famed human spaceflight center here. Answer some trivia questions here with JSC flavor for your chance to be a VIP at the one-year International Space Station crew launch this month in the Mission Control Center. There is even an opportunity to get some extra credit by taking selfie in the Teague Auditorium (location determined by your right answer, of course). While in the Teague, don't forget to browse the star quilts influenced by astronaut Karen Nyberg's crafting in space.

Don't think you have the luck required to win the grand prize (which requires participation each day in the online scavenger hunt)? You could also win a fun JSC experience by participating just some of the time.

Find out on March 9 if you had the "right stuff" to win.

Julie Barnes-Gober x38407

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  1. Update: EZTV Installation on Macs

Today, March 3, EZTV plug-ins will be deployed to enable Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) capabilities on Mac computers that do not have the following plug-in versions already installed.

    • IPTV Monitor plug-in version 5.5.1.3
    • IPTV Player plug-in version 7.1.0.0

Note: If the above EZTV plug-in versions are already installed on your computer, you will not receive the below prompts and can disregard this message. The first time you access EZTV after the installation, you will receive two prompts. Click "Trust" when you receive each prompt to enable the plug-ins.

For technical assistance, contact the Enterprise Service Desk at 1-877-677-2121.

JSC IRD Outreach x46367 http://ird.jsc.nasa.gov/Lists/wIReD%20in%20The%20Latest%20IRD%20News/Att...

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  1. Internet Explorer Update to IE11 – March 3

Internet Explorer will begin updating from IE9 to IE11 today, March 3. This update to IE11 affects ACES Windows computers and Macs running Windows as a virtual machine.

If you experience any issues with IE11, please contact your organization's IT point of contact to assist you with the following:

1. Determine if the application issue is caused by IE11.

a. Remember to try your application in another browser like Chrome or Firefox.

2. If the issue with IE11 is confirmed and there is no way to use the application (e.g. alternate browser, software patch, etc.) then work with your organization's IT point of contact to submit a waiver request.

3. Once the waiver is approved, submit an Enterprise Service Desk (ESD) incident ticket to have ACES remove IE11 and reinstall IE9. Contact the ESD if you need assistance submitting this ticket.

For general assistance, contact the ESD at 1-877-677-2123.

JSC IRD Outreach x46367

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  1. New Food Service Provider HAS Arrived

The Buildings 3 and 11 cafés opened this week under the management of CulinArt, Inc. Please visit the cafés and see what they have to offer. CulinArt leadership will be in the cafés and are interested in hearing your comments.

Peggy Wooten x30700

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  1. Nominations for JSC Exceptional Software Due Today

The JSC Exceptional Software Award is designed to recognize software that has demonstrated outstanding value in accomplishing the JSC mission.

Nominees will be considered for the following awards:

    • JSC Exceptional Software Award: Up to $10,000 total award possible
    • JSC nominee for the NASA Software of the Year Award: Up to $100,000 total award possible
    • JSC software nominees for the Space Act Awards: Up to $100,000 awarded in variable amounts
    • NASA Exceptional Technology Achievement Medals

Apply online!

JSC directorates and individuals must provide their nominations by close of business TODAY, March 3, via the Web form above.

Contact Kofi Burney or Lori Alfred with questions or comments.

Lori Alfred x34649

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  1. Seven JSC Tech Briefs Published in February

The February 2015 NASA Tech Briefs magazine features seven new innovative technologies from here at JSC. This month's NASA Tech Briefs publication presents information on advanced research and technology programs developed through NASA in the following categories: Modeling and Simulation; Health, Medicine and Biotechnology; and Information Technology and Software.

The JSC work highlighted includes: Automated Multibody Response (AMBER); Concurrent O2 Generation and CO2 Control for Advanced Life Support; Gene Expression Signatures for Colon Carcinogenesis and Radiation-Induced Cellular Transformation; Habitat Demonstration Unit Core Avionics Software; Dynamically Configurable Pipeline; Unit Conversion Macro for TecPlot Solutions for CFD; and Cooling Test Samples With a Combined Convective and Conductive System to Rapidly Reach 77 K.

Read all about these technologies and their inventors by visiting the Exploration Integration and Science Directorate's Strategic Partnerships Office website.

Also, all of the published NASA Tech Briefs can be found here.

Holly Kurth x32951

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  1. ESTA Pyrotechnic Testing

Please be aware that the Energy Systems Test Area (ESTA) will be conducting pyrotechnic testing in Building 352 this week, which may be audible in some areas of JSC.

Scott Hacker 281-787-5946

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   Organizations/Social

  1. WELL and Women's History Month

Please join the Women Excelling in Life and Leadership (WELL) Employee Resource Group throughout March as we celebrate National Women's History Month.

This year's theme presents the opportunity to weave women's stories—individually and collectively—into the essential fabric of our nation's history.

Presence and Style: The Entire Package

March 5, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Building 1, Conference Room 860

Speaker: Ashley Dunn, stylist and designer

Manage Your Stress Before it Manages You

March 10, Noon to 1 p.m.

Location: Building 1, Conference Room 966

Speaker: Anika Isaac, Employee Assistance Program

Documentary Viewing of 'Makers: Women Who Make America, Part 3,' Following with a Roundtable Discussion

March 25, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Location: Building 1, Conference Room 966

WELL Inauguration Event: Cake-Cutting Ceremony

March 31, 2 to 3 p.m.

Location: TBD

Stacy G. Houston x39649 https://ba.jsc.nasa.gov/OP/WELL/SitePages/Home.aspx

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  1. JSC Student Music Video

Casting call for all who like to shake it!

JSC students are filming a music video for the spring 2015 semester and are interested in cameo appearances from JSC team members.

The video will be a version of Taylor Swift's "Shake it Off."

Please contact Anna Seils if you would like to participate.

Anna Seils x35068

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  1. Workplace Style and Presence with Ashley Dunn

In celebration of Women's History Month, the Women Excelling in Life and Leadership (WELL) Employee Resource Group invites you to a lunchtime presentation on "Workplace Style and Presence" with stylist and designer Ashley Dunn.

Please see the flyer and the WELL website for more information.

Event Date: Thursday, March 5, 2015   Event Start Time:11:30 AM   Event End Time:12:30 PM
Event Location: Building 1, CR 860

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Laura Lucier x45443 https://ba.jsc.nasa.gov/OP/WELL/SitePages/Home.aspx

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  1. Manage Your Stress Before it Manages You

The Women Excelling in Life and Leadership (WELL) Employee Resource Group is hosting a series of events for Women's History Month! On Tuesday, March 10, WELL is facilitating a seminar, "Manage Your Stress Before it Manages You," from noon to 1 p.m. in Building 1, Room 966. Anika Isaac, JSC Employee Assistance Program (EAP) counselor, will be speaking on stress management. Isaac will share techniques on how to manage and cope with stress. She has been a staff member with JSC's EAP for more than two years.

All civil servants and contractors are invited to attend.

Event Date: Tuesday, March 10, 2015   Event Start Time:12:00 PM   Event End Time:1:00 PM
Event Location: Building 1, Room 966

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Danielle Johnson x37238 https://ba.jsc.nasa.gov/OP/WELL/SitePages/Home.aspx

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  1. Caregiver and Elder Care 101

Taking care of a sick and/or aging loved one is challenging and complicated. However, being an informed caregiver can be empowering and help reduce distress. Please join Daisy Wei, MSSW, LCSW, with the JSC Employee Assistance Program as she presents the first part in a caregiving and elder-care series. Learn about caregiver stress and get an overview of hot-topic issues such as nursing home placement, advance directives and insurance as they relate to most caregivers.

Event Date: Tuesday, March 3, 2015   Event Start Time:12:00 PM   Event End Time:1:00 PM
Event Location: Building 30 Auditorium

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Lorrie Bennett, Employee Assistance Program, Occupational Health Branch x36130

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  1. Hubble 25th Anniversary T-Shirt and Cap

The ShopNASA stores are happy to announce the Hubble Space Telescope 25th Anniversary T-shirt and cap are now available for order online. Items will be ready to be picked up at the ShopNASA stores in mid-April.

Ansley Browns x46487

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  1. T-Mobile Booth in Cafés Today and Tomorrow

T-Mobile offers NASA employees and contractors a special offer that can help you save on wireless costs, such as 15 percent off monthly rate plans, including unlimited talk, text and Web; savings for the whole family (discount applies to EVERY line on your account); no activation fee; 30-day return policy; fee shipping on new activations and more. Stop by and visit their booth this week in Building 3 today, March 3, and Building 11 tomorrow, March 4, from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Find out how this plan will work for you.

Cyndi Kibby x35352

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  1. Aliens vs. Astronauts 5.05K Early Reg. Ends Friday

A BATTLE TO DETERMINE THE ULTIMATE LIFE FORM!

Starport is proud to present the second Aliens vs. Astronauts 5.05K. Race participants will register as either an alien or astronaut, with times for each species being averaged to crown the fastest life form in the universe. Gather your alien and astronaut friends and family! This 5.05K (3.14-mile) race is open to the public.

Date/Time: April 5 at 9 a.m.

Where: Race begins at the Gilruth Center and runs through JSC

Prizes: Overall male and female; first-, second- and third-place finishers in each age category

Early Registration Fee: $25 (includes race dri-fit for those registered by March 14, with a portion of proceeds going to the NASA Exchange Scholarship Program)

For more information and online registration, visit the Starport website. Signups are available online and at the Gilruth Center.

Event Date: Saturday, April 4, 2015   Event Start Time:9:00 AM   Event End Time:10:00 AM
Event Location: Gilruth Center

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Starport Fitness x30304 https://starport.jsc.nasa.gov/en/programs/special-events/spring-festival...

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  1. 8th Annual NASA Golf Tournament - Register Now

Attention Golfers! There are less than three weeks left to register.

The 8th Annual NASA Golf Tournament will be our biggest and best one yet. Proceeds generated by the tournament directly fund the JSC Scholarship Program. The tournament will once again be held over two days at Magnolia Creek Golf Club.

Tournament Date 1:

    • Thursday, April 16
    • 8 a.m. shotgun start

-- OR --

Tournament Date 2:

    • Friday, April 17
    • 8 a.m. shotgun start

The registration fee includes green fees, driving range, 2015 NASA golf polo, breakfast taco bar, lunch, participation bag, silent auction entry, drink tickets, tournament awards, door prizes and more!

Register your team today. Don't miss out on this great event!

Event Date: Thursday, April 16, 2015   Event Start Time:6:00 AM   Event End Time:3:00 PM
Event Location: Magnolia Creek Golf Club

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Starport (NASA Exchange-JSC) x30304 https://starport.jsc.nasa.gov/en/golf

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  1. Starport's Spring Break Camp

Can you believe spring break is just around the corner? If you're looking for a fun, convenient and familiar place for your children to go for the school break, look no further. NASA Starport camps at the Gilruth Center are the perfect place. We plan to keep your children active and entertained with games, crafts, sports and all types of fun activities!

Register your child before spaces fill up.

Dates: March 16 to 20

Time: 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Ages: 6 to 12

Cost: $140 all week | $40 per day

Shericka Phillips x35563 https://starport.jsc.nasa.gov/en/programs/familyyouth-programs/youth-day...

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   Jobs and Training

  1. CGE Travel System Live Lab - March 4

Do you need some hands-on, personal help with the Concur Government Edition (CGE) Travel System? Join the Business Systems and Process Improvement Office for a CGE Travel System Live Lab tomorrow, March 4, any time between 9 a.m. and noon in Building 12, Room 142. Our help desk representatives will be available to help you work through your travel processes and learn more about using the CGE Travel System during this informal workshop. Please feel free to bring any travel documents to be worked. This is real-time help, not a training class. Please click on the direct SATERN link below to register and receive SATERN credit. For additional information, please contact Judy Seier at x32771.

SATERN direct registration link: https://satern.nasa.gov/learning/user/deeplink_redirect.jsp?linkId=SCHEDULED_...

Gina Clenney x39851

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  1. Lockout/Tagout: Building 20, Room 205/206 - May 6

The purpose of this course is to provide employees with the standards, procedures and requirements necessary for the control of hazardous energy through lockout and tagout of energy-isolating devices. Occupational Safety and Health Administration standard 29 CFR 1910.147, "The Control of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Tagout)," is the basis for this course. A comprehensive test will be offered at the end of the class. Use this direct link for registration.

https://satern.nasa.gov/learning/user/deeplink_redirect.jsp?linkId=SCHEDULED_...

Event Date: Wednesday, May 6, 2015   Event Start Time:8:00 AM   Event End Time:11:00 AM
Event Location: Bldg. 20 Room 205/206

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Shirley Robinson x41284

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  1. System Safety Fundamentals: Building 20, June 8

This course instructs the student in the fundamentals of system safety management and hazard analysis of hardware, software and operations. Types and techniques of hazard analysis are addressed in enough detail to give the student a working knowledge of their uses and how they are accomplished. Skills in analytical techniques are developed through the use of in-class practical exercises. This course establishes a foundation for the student to pursue more advanced studies of system safety and hazard-analysis techniques while allowing students to effectively apply their skills to straightforward analytical assignments. Note: This course is a combination of SMA-SAFE-NSTC-0008 (System Safety Workshop) and SMA-SAFE-NSTC-0015 (System Safety Special Subjects). Students who have taken either of these classes should discuss taking this class with the NASA Safety Training Center management staff.

Target Audience: Supervisors and technical/non-technical personnel who perform safety analysis and/or manage system safety programs.

Use this direct link for registration. https://satern.nasa.gov/learning/user/deeplink_redirect.jsp?linkId=SCHEDULED_...

Shirley Robinson x41284

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   Community

  1. Take a Look at the Stars Over Spring Break

The George Observatory will be open to the public extra hours during spring break. Come join us on Tuesday, March 10, and Friday, March 13.

The observatory will be open from 5 to 11 p.m. The telescopes and Discovery Dome will be open. Tickets for the telescopes and Discovery Dome can be purchased the day of at the observatory gift shop.

Stargazing is weather dependent.

George Observatory is located in the heart of Brazos Bend State Park. Admission to the park is $7 for adults; kids under 12 are free.

Megan Hashier 281-226-4179 http://www.hmns.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=108&Ite...

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