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No matter what you’re facing, help is available, and hope is possible.</p>

https://news.va.gov/131181/mental-health-factor-veterans-risk-for-suicide/feed/
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Sexual violence and Asian American/Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Veterans
https://news.va.gov/131129/sexual-violence-asian-hawaiian-pacific-islander/
	https://news.va.gov/131129/sexual-violence-asian-hawaiian-pacific-islander/#respond
Debra Sage
Thu, 16 May 2024 14:30:00 +0000
Health
Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander
Sexual Violence
https://news.va.gov/?p=131129
The AANHPI community is often subjected to stereotypes that perpetuate racism and discrimination and contribute to sexual harassment.

<p>The following story includes discussions of sensitive topics like sexual harassment and sexual assault. VA acknowledges that it may be difficult to engage with this content. We encourage you to care for your safety and well-being while reading this content.</p>

<p>May is Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Heritage (AANHPI) month.</p>

<p>Members of the <a href="https://www.va.gov/centerforminorityveterans/docs/factsheetaanhpionepage.pdf" rel="noopener">AANHPI</a> community have proudly served in the United States military since the War of 1812. While VA provides care to nearly 300,000 AANHPI Veterans a year, little data is available about AANHPI Veterans and their experiences with sexual assault and sexual harassment during and after military service.</p>

<p>A lack of information may contribute to treatment gaps for AANHPI Veterans who need care to recover from sexual trauma.</p>

<p>What we do know is that on and off the battlefield, AANHPI people face harmful stereotypes about sex and gender that damage their communities and their quality of life and compound their experience of harassment and sexual assault.</p>
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Percentage of long-stay residents whose need for help with daily activities has increased
14.17% 

 Blossom Health Care Center 

 14.17% 

 SHERIDAN MANOR L L C 

 14.19% 

 PEARL AND EVERETT GILMOUR HEALTH CARE FACILITY 

 14.19% 

 ROME MEMORIAL HOSPITAL R H C F 

 14.20% 

 The Friendly Home 

 14.20% 

 West Ledge Rehabilitation and Nursing Center 

 14.23% 

 KAATERSKILL CARE SKILLED NURSING AND REHAB 

 14.25% 

 NEW YORK CENTER FOR REHAB AND NURSING 

 14.25% 

 Mcauley Manor at Mercycare 

 14.29% 

 LAWRENCE NURSING CARE CENTER 

 14.31% 

 Beach Terrace Care Center 

 14.39% 

 THE BRIGHTONIAN 

 14.39% 

 PENN YAN MANOR NURSING HOME IN 

 14.39% 

 ABSOLUT CTR FOR NURSING & REHAB WESTFIELD L L C 

 14.39% 

 ROME NURSING HOME 

 14.40% 

 THE VALLEY VIEW CENTER FOR NRSG CARE & REHAB 

 14.42% 

 Schoellkopf Health Center 

 14.43% 

 UNITED HELPERS CANTON NURSING 

 14.44% 

 The Orchard Nursing and Rehabilitation Centre 

 14.44% 

 ATLANTIS REHAB AND RESIDENTIAL H C F 

 14.44% 

 QUEENS CENTER FOR REHAB AND R H C 

 14.45% 

 GUILDERLAND CENTER NURSING HOME 

 14.45% 

 Garden Care Center 

 14.46% 

 ELANT AT BRANDYWINE INC 

 14.47% 

 SOUTH SHORE NURSING HOME 

 14.47% 

 BAIRD NURSING HOME 

 14.49% 

 ELDERWOOD HEALTH CARE AT LAKEWOOD 

 14.56% 

 NEWARK MANOR NURSING HOME 

 14.57% 

 ELDERWOOD HEALTH CARE AT TIOGA 

 14.65% 

 SCHUYLER HOSPITAL INC & LONG TERM CARE UNIT S N F 

 14.66% 

 Kingsway Arms Nursing Center Inc 

 14.71% 

 MT LORETTO NURSING HOME INC 

 14.76% 

 ONEIDA HEALTHCARE CENTER E C F 

 14.77% 

 Daughters of Sarah Nursing Center 

 14.79% 

 DEWITT REHAB AND HEALTH CARE CENTER
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May 22, 2024

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May 22, 2024

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May 22, 2024

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May 22, 2024

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May 22, 2024

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May 22, 2024

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May 22, 2024

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May 22, 2024

Region 3 - Lower Hudson Valley

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May 22, 2024

Region 3 - Lower Hudson Valley

Town of Union Vale - Local Law 1 of 2024

May 22, 2024

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May 22, 2024

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May 22, 2024

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May 22, 2024

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Town of Huntington - The Laundry Basket

May 22, 2024

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Town of Smithtown - Beechwood Smithtown, LLC Zone Change # 2023-02

May 22, 2024

Region 1 - Long Island

TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON - FIMP CONTRACT 4

May 22, 2024
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Exposure To Burn Pits And Other Specific Environmental Hazards | Veterans Affairs
Brain cancer
Gastrointestinal cancer of any type
Glioblastoma
Head cancer of any type
Kidney cancer
Lymphoma of any type
Melanoma
Neck cancer of any type
Pancreatic cancer
Reproductive cancer of any type
Respiratory cancer of any type

Learn more about presumptive cancers related to burn pits
These illnesses are now presumptive

Asthma that was diagnosed after service
Chronic bronchitis
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
Chronic rhinitis
Chronic sinusitis
Constrictive bronchiolitis or obliterative bronchiolitis
Emphysema
Granulomatous disease
Interstitial lung disease (ILD)
Pleuritis
Pulmonary fibrosis
Sarcoidosis

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If you served in any of these locations and time periods, we’ve determined that you had exposure to burn pits or other toxins. We call this having a presumption of exposure.
On or after September 11, 2001
If you served in any of these locations on or after September 11, 2001, you have a presumption of exposure to burn pits or other toxins.

Afghanistan
Djibouti
Egypt
Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
Uzbekistan
Yemen
The airspace above any of these locations

On or after August 2, 1990
If you served in any of these locations on or after August 2, 1990, you have a presumption of exposure to burn pits or other toxins.

Bahrain
Iraq
Kuwait
Oman
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Somalia
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
The airspace above any of these locations

If you served in any of these locations on or after August 2, 1990, you have a presumption of exposure to burn pits or other toxins.

Arabian Sea
Gulf of Aden
Gulf of Oman
Neutral zone between Iraq/Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
Red Sea

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WWA Summary for Heat Advisory
...HEAT ADVISORY NOW IN EFFECT UNTIL 11 AM CDT SUNDAY...
...EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 11 AM TO 9 PM CDT SUNDAY...

* WHAT...For the Heat Advisory, heat index values up to 105. For the
 Excessive Heat Warning, dangerously hot conditions with heat index
 values up to 117 expected.

* WHERE...Coastal Cameron, Coastal Kenedy, and Coastal Willacy
 Counties.

* WHEN...For the Heat Advisory, until 11 AM CDT Sunday. For the
 Excessive Heat Warning, from 11 AM to 9 PM CDT Sunday.

* IMPACTS...Heat related illnesses increase significantly during
 extreme heat and high humidity events.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...

Drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air-conditioned room, stay out of
the sun, and check up on relatives, neighbors, workers, and the
elderly.

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60-BEURGENT - WEATHER MESSAGE
National Weather Service Brownsville TX
652 PM CDT Sat May 25 2024

TXZ254-255-261600-
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/O.NEW.KBRO.EH.W.0004.240526T1600Z-240527T0200Z/
/O.NEW.KBRO.HT.Y.0008.240526T0000Z-240526T1600Z/
Inland Willacy-Inland Cameron-
Including the cities of Brownsville, Raymondville, and Harlingen
652 PM CDT Sat May 25 2024

...HEAT ADVISORY IN EFFECT UNTIL 11 AM CDT SUNDAY...
...EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 11 AM TO 9 PM CDT SUNDAY...
...EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING WILL EXPIRE AT 7 PM CDT THIS EVENING...

* WHAT...For the Heat Advisory, heat index values up to 112
 expected. For the Excessive Heat Warning, dangerously hot
Environmental Notice Bulletin - NYSDEC
Region 6 - Western Adirondacks/Eastern Lake Ontario

Village of Constableville - Water System Improvements 

May 22, 2024

Region 6 - Western Adirondacks/Eastern Lake Ontario

TOWN OF CLAYTON - FRENCH CREEK MARINA

May 22, 2024

Region 6 - Western Adirondacks/Eastern Lake Ontario

Village of Clayton - Water Main and Intake Replacement

May 22, 2024

Region 6 - Western Adirondacks/Eastern Lake Ontario

Town of Chester - APA Project Number: 2024-0013

May 22, 2024

Region 5 - Eastern Adirondacks/Lake Champlain

TOWN OF MILTON - POMPA BROS QUARRY & MILL

May 22, 2024

Region 5 - Eastern Adirondacks/Lake Champlain

Franklin County - Multi-Use Recreational Trail System 

May 22, 2024

Region 5 - Eastern Adirondacks/Lake Champlain

Town of Santa Clara - Follens by Clear Pond Tent Site Relocation

May 22, 2024

Region 5 - Eastern Adirondacks/Lake Champlain

Town of Esperance - Central Bridge Sewer Dist WWTP

May 22, 2024

Region 4 - Capital Region/Northern Catskills

Town of Seward - Wastewater Treatment System Improvements

May 22, 2024

Region 4 - Capital Region/Northern Catskills

Town of Duanesburg - #23-23 Putnam, Edward

May 22, 2024

Region 4 - Capital Region/Northern Catskills

Village of Scotia - Scotia Brownfield Opportunity Area (BOA) Plan 

May 22, 2024

Region 4 - Capital Region/Northern Catskills

Village of Scotia - Water System Improvements Project 

May 22, 2024

Region 4 - Capital Region/Northern Catskills

Town of East Greenbush - Sunoco Hudson Terminal

May 22, 2024

Region 4 - Capital Region/Northern Catskills

Town of Copake - Golf Course Road Sewage Works Facility

May 22, 2024

Region 4 - Capital Region/Northern Catskills

Town of Bethlehem - Zoning Amendment for Day Care Centers

May 22, 2024

Region 4 - Capital Region/Northern Catskills
雪松保護地役權區 - NYSDEC
方向提供的所有座標均使用 NAD83/WGS84 大地基準面以十進位度表示。停車場雪達蘭停車場位於基克維爾路旁。 (北 44.0113 度，西南 74.4146 度) 谷歌地圖。 距離 30 號州道路約 2 英里的基克維爾巷變成了一條未鋪路的私人道路。 如果想參觀雪達蘭地平台的客人可以繼續沿著這條道路 1.5 英里前往公共停車場。手, 發射Mud Pond Hand Laun ch 位於釣魚營徑外，距離雪達蘭茲停車場 0.75 英里。 (西北 44.0174° C, 西 74.4180 度) 谷歌地圖規則、規章及戶外安全在 Adirondacks 中重現時，練習「不留痕跡」原則，以負責任地享受戶外活動；盡量減少對自然資源的影響，並避免其他偏遠地區用戶衝突。Cedarlands Conservation Easement Tract 的所有用戶必須遵守所有 州土地使用法規 ，並應遵守所有 戶外安全實踐 ，以確保使用者的安全和資源的保護。禁止公眾訪問：任何時候大本營區，以及麥克羅里湖地區從 6 月 24 日至 8 月 23 日。不允許在地役權內的任何土地和水域上捕獲。

規劃與管理DEC 按照 雪松地役權康樂管理計劃（RMP）（PDF，7MB）管理該物業的娛樂活動 。
Local Workforce Development Areas (LWDA) in California
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Only not seasonally adjusted civilian labor force, and unemployment rates is released for Local Workforce Development Areas (LWDA - Local Areas) each month. Estimates of employment by industry are not available. For more information about the unemployment rate and labor force data collection and calculation methodology visit, About the Labor Force data, Methodology for Generating Labor Force Data and Labor Market Information FAQs.
Data Limitations

 Some LWDA are composed of individual or a group of cities. Only not seasonallyâadjusted labor force (unemployment rates) data are developed for these areas. Estimates of employment by industry are available for counties or MSA only.

 Monthly subâcounty data are derived by multiplying current estimates of countyâwide employment and unemployment by the respective employment and unemployment shares (ratios) in each subâcounty area. Subâcounty labor force is then obtained by summing employment and unemployment.Â That result is then divided into the unemployment to calculate the unemployment rate.Â Sub-county areas are based on the 2010 Census.Â  

 This method assumes that the rates of change in employment and unemployment are exactly the same in each subâcounty area as at the county level (i.e., that the ratios are still accurate). If this assumption is not true for a specific subâcounty area, then the estimates for that area may not be representative of the current economic conditions. Since this assumption is untested, caution should be employed when using these data.
 
LWDA Boundary Maps

LWDA Statewide Map with AJCCs


 This map includes the Local Workforce Development Areas (LWDA), America's Job Center of CaliforniaSM locations, and major highways.
 
 
LWDA Boundary Map
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Water chlorination: environmental impact and health effects, volumes I and II (Book Review). M. L. Johnson
The little known pika (Book Review). M. L. Johnson
Mexican wilderness and wildlife (Book Review). M. L. Johnson
The living world of the reef (Book Review). D. W. Gotshall
Why big fierce animals are rare (Book Review). M. L. Johnson
The California quail (Book Review). M. L. Johnson
Pacific salmon, management for people (Book Review). M. L. Johnson

California Fish and Game 65(1). Winter 1979.

California inland angling trends for 1971 through 1974. K. Lal
Movements of banded mourning doves near Turlock, California. E. Channing
Status and distribution of the California clapper rail (Rallus longirostris obsoletus). R. Gill, Jr.
Archeological evidence concerning the prehistoric occurrence of sea mammals at Point Bennett, San Miguel Island. P. L. Walker and S. Craig
Ambicoloration in the black abalone, Haliotis cracherodii Leach. D. W. Behrens
Effects of a California-derived strain of Trichomonas gallinae on Colorado band-tailed pigeons. R. M. Stabler and C. E. Braun
A simple, rapid method for marking individual sea urchins. M. Olsson and G. Newton
Food habits of the squirrelfish, Adioryz suborbitalis, in the Gulf of California. J. K. Matthey and W. W. Reynolds

1978

California Fish and Game 64(4). Fall 1978.

Northern California dungeness crab, Cancer magister, movements as shown by tagging. D. W. Gotshall
Food selection by five sympatric California blackbird species. F. T. Crase and R. W. Dehaven
The infauna of a subtidal, sand-bottom community at Imperial Beach, California. D. M. Dexter
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
Additionally some of our recent weather patterns have negatively impacted access to these public lands with the Coyote Flats trail being one of the more significantly damaged roads. I urge you to fund this grant due to the much-needed restoration, maintenance and repair work that we can achieve with said funds. Richard Bellomy - 4/22/2024

I want to thank your field office for the continued maintenance of the OHV areas in your jurisdiction. I would like to add that the signage is very important to the OHV uses safety. With the increase of side by side type vehicles there can be times where there are SxS and dirt bikes are on the same trail. Probably the most dual usage is the Mammoth to June trail. I realize the extreme difficulty there must be keeping the signs up & visible with weather & vandalism. On the Mammoth to June trail there are several places where the trail crosses roads that are paved and/or well traveled. We could use more STOP or ROAD CROSSING signs please. These crossings can be very dangerous and are almost all blind crossings to travelers on the trail. Thank you folks for all your hard work. John Davis Acton & Mammoth Lakes, CA John S Davis - 4/30/2024

I am writing to voice my strong support for the BLM Ground Operations grant funding proposal. Over the past five years, our community has faced significant challenges, including severe storms, the impacts of COVID-19, and the proliferation of social media. These factors have collectively taken a toll on our roads and access points, making it increasingly difficult for residents and visitors alike to enjoy our public lands. As a resident of the area served by the Bishop Field Office, I have witnessed firsthand the strain placed on our road and access infrastructure. Unfortunately, the resources available to the Bishop Field Office are insufficient to adequately support the necessary repairs and maintenance efforts. Without grant funding, essential repairs cannot be completed, and our ability to maintain access to these valuable public lands will be severely compromised. It is imperative to recognize that our public lands are a shared resource, accessible to everyone in our community and beyond. I am optimistic that with the support of this grant funding proposal, we can address the pressing needs of our road and access infrastructure, ensuring that they remain viable for years to come.