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David Forfia is the chairperson of the GridWise® Architecture Council.
David Forfia (Jan 2013 - Dec 2016) Director, Enterprise Architecture at the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT)
Ron Ambrosio (May 2004 - Dec 2017) IBM Distinguished Engineer and Chief Technology Officer for IBM's Smarter Energy Research
Ron Bernstein (Feb 2015 - Dec 2016) President, RBCG, LLC
Gerald R. Gray (Feb 2015 - Dec 2016) Technical Executive at the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)
Doug Houseman (Jan 2014 - Dec 2017) Vice President of Technical Innovation at EnerNex, LLC
Stephen Knapp (Feb 2015 - Dec 2016) Executive Director at Power Analytics Corporation
Mark Knight (Jan 2012 - Dec 2017) Chief Engineer at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Paul De Martini (Feb 2016 - Feb 2018) Managing Director, Newport Consulting Group, LLC
James Mater (Jan 2013 - Jan 2017) Co-Founder and Director, QualityLogic, Inc.
Farrokh Rahimi (Feb 2016 - Feb 2018) Senior Vice President, Open Access Technology International, Inc. (OATI)
Heather Sanders (Jan 2014 - Dec 2017) Principal Manager, Integrated Grid Strategy & Engagement, Southern California Edison
Thomas Sloan (Jan 2010 - Dec 2017) State Representative, State of Kansas
Carl Zichella (Feb 2015 - Dec 2016) Director, Western transmission for NRDC
Gordon Matthews (Sep 2016 - Sep 2018) Technology Innovation, Bonneville Power Administration
Jeff Morris (Sep 2016 - Sep 2017) Principal, Energy Horizon Corporation
Mark Paterson (Sep 2016 - Sep 2018) Domain Leader - Grids & Renewable Energy Integration CSIRO, National Energy Flagship
Chris Villarreal (Sep 2016 - Sep 2018) Director, Minnesota Public Utilities Commission
Approximately one-quarter of the seats on the Council are renewed each year. Details will be posted when the call for candidates is "open."
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Paula Green, Citrus College Office of External Relations, 626-914-8873Stacy Armstrong, Citrus College Office of External Relations, 626-857-4082
Fontana Resident Becomes New Citrus College Registrar
Fontana resident Kristina Spalding has been hired to serve as the new registrar at Citrus College in Glendora. Spalding will be responsible for overseeing and directing student admissions and academic records; supervising staff and operations within the Admissions and Records Department; evaluating transcripts;and assisting with the planning and organizing of the registration calendar and class schedule.
Spalding comes to Citrus College from Chaffey College, where she worked for five years. Most recently, she served as their admissions and records coordinator. She also held the positions of admissions and records assistant/evaluator and educational services generalist during her tenure at the Rancho Cucamonga community college. In addition, Spalding worked five years as an instructional assistant for special day classes with the San Bernardino City Unified School District. She holds a bachelor's degree in legal studies from Kaplan University and a master's degree in human behavior from National University.

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NEW RADIKON - Versatile Radiation Controller
The RADIKON is the brand new replacement for the RADIKON junior.
The RADIKON is used to control the value generated by a detector (e.g. radiation sensor or a pressure sensor). If the detector value falls below a certain setpoint value a relay is activated where a valve, an alarm buzzer or other modules can be connected.
The highlight of the RADIKON is its high versatility making the module very interesting to industrial developers who need to match the controller with different input signals. The RADIKON can read the generic current of a photodiode (5nA < ISensor < 5µA) as well as 0...x Volt and 0(4) .20mA probe signals. The value x is user definable.
The RADIKON outputs a voltage of 0 .10V which can be used to attach a separate display or to connect the RADIKON with a PID controller. A multicolour LED changes its colour with the radiation intensity level. In addition to these features, the easy set up and configuration make the RADIKON a perfect tool for developers or manufacturers of small series. For medium series controller modules with customised properties are offered.
Input values
Output values
Generic sensor signal, e.g. photodiode current
0 ..x nA x can be configured (with jumpers) to 50nA, 150nA, 500nA, 1,5µA and 5µA, other values are possible by soldering a feedback resistor
free floating, 250VAC, 2A
Voltage input
0 ..x Voltx can be configured (with jumpers) to 50mV, 142mV, 450mV, 1160mV, 2500mV and 10V other values are possible by soldering a feedback resistor
Voltage Output
Current input(current loop)
y 20 mAy can be configured (with jumpers) to0mA or 4mA
Multi colour LED
"green" = Value OK"blue" = Value critical"red" = Value too low
Adjustable setpoints
relay setpointmulti colour LED
status of the relay, warmup delay,activity
Other properties:
DC-isolated, EMC and EDS conform
Dimensions and weight
BxHxT = 22.5 x 99 x 114.5 mm(top hat rail EN 50022), m=72g
Power supply
Please see the datasheet for more information.
Ordering Information
Versatile Radiation Controller
Data Sheet
RADIKON data sheet - pdf (261K)
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Nothing Like the Holidays
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Alfred Molina, Elizabeth Peña, Freddy Rodriguez, Luis Guzman, Jay Hernandez, John Leguizamo, Debra Messing, Vanessa Ferlito, Melonie Diaz
Alfredo De Villa
Alison Swan and Rick Najera
Scott Kevan
Paul Oakenfold
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There are generally two kinds of Christmas movies: those designed for family audiences and those that should probably have aired on the Hallmark Channel instead of opening in a movie theater. Nothing Like the Holidays belongs in the latter category, but there is a twist: instead of the dysfunctional family at the center of the proceedings being white or black, it's Latino. However, while this may make the film a little more interesting, it proves that the same clichés and stereotypes that infect WASP movies are not respecters of race. Nothing Like the Holidays is made with too much heart and skill to be truly bad, but it's too familiar to be truly good. Like fruitcake, movies like this are ubiquitous at this time of the year but rarely are they devoured with great relish or enthusiasm.
Nothing Like the Holidays tells the time-honored story of what happens when a diverse group of adult children come home for the holidays. The most recent white edition of this movie came out three years ago and was called The Family Stone. This Christmas is the African American variation on the theme. The French version, A Christmas Tale, is currently playing in theaters and, if nothing else, it proves that the French can take half-baked material like this and at least make it seem somewhat artistic and intellectual. Nothing Like the Holidays is made for those who like their drama neatly sliced and easily digestible.
The Rodriguez family hails from Chicago, so that's where they head this December, descending on their childhood home, where Edy (Alfred Molina) and Anna (Elizabeth Peña) are inhabiting an empty nest. All is not well with Mom and Dad, however. He's taking lots of secret phone calls and she's just about fed up. Into this tense atmosphere come the kids. Jesse (Freddy Rodriguez) is newly returned from Iraq, where a traumatic experience has left him less than the man he used to be. He pines for The One Who Got Away, Marissa (Melonie Diaz), who lives nearby and conveniently drops in for a visit. Mauricio (John Leguizamo) and his Jewish wife, Sarah (Debra Messing), are in from New York to face the expected barrage of questions about why there are no little Mauricios and Sarahs. And Roxanna is back from Hollywood, where her quest to become a star rests on her ability to get a part in a mid-season replacement TV series. She's given a perfunctory love story with an ex-gang banger named Ozzy (Jay Hernandez), who's trying to get over the shooting death of his brother.
The characters in Nothing Like the Holidays are sketched rather than drawn, and glanced at rather than given a long, hard stare. They feel like a writer's creations and their dramatic arcs are obvious and only marginally engaging. The ending, while thankfully not threatening sugar shock by giving everyone a happy resolution, feels too neat. Real life, which is what this is trying to mimic on some level, never cleans up like this. But most movie audiences prefer closure, and that's something director Alfredo De Villa has no trouble providing.
For the most part, the filmmakers chose Latino actors to play members of this Puerto Rican family. The obvious exception is Brit Alfred Molina (whose ancestry is half-Spanish/half-Italian), but Molina has a long history of playing Hispanic characters and nothing about Edy is a stretch. The best performance is arguably owned by Freddy Rodriguez as the troubled Jesse. The character's situation is tragic and we feel an element of his pain. John Leguizamo is surprising in that he exhibits uncharacteristic reserve. The normally flamboyant actor is fully reined in and, if not for his unmistakable physical characteristics, one might not recognize him.
The film has its share of semi-humorous scenes, and those sequences represent some of Nothing Like the Holidays' endearing moments. The actors seem more at ease and the dialogue is less forced. The most notable of these is the ongoing struggle between Edy and the big, ugly tree in his front yard. Then there's Luis Guzman, who plays a family friend and whose entire purpose in the movie is to lighten the mood. Of course, since this is a Christmas movie, there are the requisite dinner and caroling scenes, just to make the season bright. Still, as in many movies of this sort, the holiday is merely a handy excuse to get everyone together. Christmas could just as easily be Easter or Thanksgiving or a wedding or a funeral. Choosing Christmas gives Nothing Like the Holidays a marketing hook and, considering how generic the film is, that's something it needs.


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