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This is the first time an axially-staged single sector combustor has been installed and tested in CE-5, and the first time two traversing gas probes were used to map the exhaust gas profile. Test results indicate that the advanced combustor concept shows potential to meet/exceed NASA’s goal of reducing landing and takeoff NOx emissions by more than 80% below CAEP6 requirement.
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Testing of rear stages of a compressor representing features of reduced core size in low speed rig at NASA Glenn Research Center. This work is under the scope of the “Compact Gas Turbine (CGT)” subproject of the Advanced Air Transport Technology (AATT) Project and is a collaboration with Pratt & Whitney. The W-1A Team won the 2018 Craftmanship Award for Assembly & Build-up Technologies for their superior workmanship in support for this test.
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FDA Roundup: March 22, 2024 | FDA
On Thursday, the FDA notified stakeholders of the availability of the pre-publication version of the FDA-sponsored National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine report, The Role of Seafood in Child Growth and Development.
On Wednesday, the FDA issued an import alert for food products with human-made chemical contaminants including PFAS. Specific firms and products were not listed in the alert at time of issue, but foods found with levels of chemical contaminants that may pose a risk to human health may be subject to detention without physical examination. 
On Tuesday, the FDA granted accelerated approval to ponatinib (Iclusig, Takeda Pharmaceuticals U.S.A., Inc.) with chemotherapy for adult patients with newly diagnosed Philadelphia chromosome-positive acute lymphoblastic leukemia (Ph+ ALL). View full prescribing information for Iclusig.
On Tuesday, the FDA approved the cobas Malaria test for use on the cobas 6800/8800 Systems (cobas Malaria), the first FDA-licensed test for screening blood donors for Plasmodium DNA and RNA in whole blood samples to reduce the risk of transfusion-transmitted malaria. Cobas Malaria is a qualitative in vitro nucleic acid screening test for the direct detection of Plasmodium (P. falciparum, P. malariae, P. vivax, P. ovale and P. knowlesi) DNA and RNA in whole blood samples from individual human donors, including donors of whole blood and blood components, as well as other living donors. It is also intended for use in testing whole blood samples to screen organ and tissue donors when samples are obtained while the donor’s heart is still beating. Additional information about the cobas Malaria test is available here.
On May 9, 2024, the FDA’s Blood Products Advisory Committee will meet to discuss strategies to reduce the risk of transfusion-transmitted malaria by testing blood donations from donors at risk of malaria exposure.

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This includes an Articles Request (AR). The completed AR documents are to be sent to the auditor prior to the audit interviews. The Audit Control Guide gives the entity preview of the domains and allows the entity to prepare for the audit.
The audit is kicked off with an engagement meeting. The meeting allows the entity to meet the lead auditors, who present an overview of the audit process. After the meeting, interviews with subject matter experts are scheduled by the audit team. Testing and validation are completed and work papers are written. With these work papers, findings are documented and sent to the entity in a weekly status report for review.
Upon completion of the interviews and testing, a draft report is written, encompassing all information gathered during the audit. This report is sent to the entity for review. The entity has an opportunity to address any issue identified during the audit and provide evidence to the contrary. Once all issues are settled, a final report is sent to the entity.
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An information security audit is a type of compliance audit that identifies potential cyber security gaps. It also provides guidance on implementing the State Administrative Manual (SAM) Chapter 5300 including referenced Statewide Information Management Manual (SIMM) procedures and NIST Special Publication 800-53 security and privacy controls. Often times, third party guidance is helpful in highlighting known issues through findings and observations. Audit results may provide needed pathways to resource acquisition or additional funding.
 
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‘A compliance audit is a comprehensive review of an organization’s adherence to regulatory guidelines. Independent accounting, security or IT consultants evaluate the strength and thoroughness of compliance preparations. Auditors review security polices, user access controls and risk management procedures over the course of a compliance audit.’ (Source: Search Compliance website)
 
What does the ISPA Team do?
The ISPA team performs audits to ensure entities are in compliance with NIST and SAM Chapter 5300.
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There may be a delay of up to 24 hours between data available in My HealtheVet and data available in VA Mobile apps.How does VA evaluate apps?Apps released to the public have gone through extensive testing and evaluation by Veterans and VA care teams to improve apps before they are available.Before field testing, there are development periods, reviews, and compliance testing across different environments. Apps are tested in the field only after software quality assurance, verification, validation, and user acceptance testing are completed. Modifications are performed based on field test results, and then apps are made available.VA collects feedback continuously to identify opportunities for future improvements. Feedback for available apps can be shared through the VA App Store.How do I save a VA mobile app to my home screen?To view instructions on how to save a VA mobile app to your home screen, visit mobile.va.gov/saving-va-mobile-app-home-screen.How does the version of my web browser affect my apps? How do I check and update it?To make sure apps work correctly, your device’s web browser should be current. Usually, your device will update your web browser automatically. However, if you are experiencing issues with an app, check or update the version of your browser by looking at your device’s settings or the “about” section.I’m an app developer – can I work on or beta test VA apps?Currently, VA’s development environment is only available to VA workforce developers and contracted team members. VA anticipates making portions of the environment available to the Open Source community in the future. For more information, visit: mobile.va.gov/content/developer-portal-home.VA employees, VA providers, and VA-employed Veterans can beta test apps using the VA Beta App Store. Insights from app tester feedback enable development teams to make adjustments or create solutions before the apps are released. If you’re a VA employee and would like to test apps before they’re released, complete the registration form at mobile.va.gov/appstore/beta-apps-tester.

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You may change your contact information by contacting the HR Department at the email or telephone number provided above.

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Please read the instruction letter you received as each recruitment has its own instructions whether a test will be required. 

What kind of employment opportunities does the Tuolumne Superior Court offer?

The Tuolumne Superior Court has the following job classifications: Commissioner; Court Executive Officer; Court Facilities Manager; Court Clerk I, II, III; Court Project Manager; Court Reporter; Division Manager; Executive Assistant; Family Law Facilitator/Self-Help Attorney; Fiscal Manager; Senior Fiscal Technician; Human Resources Manager; Information Technology Manager; Information Technology Technician; Legal Research Attorney; and Division Supervisors.

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Yes. All full-time and part-time employees who work at least 20 hours each week receive the following benefits according to their choices: Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance; retirement; paid holidays; and personal time off (PTO) [i.e., a combination of vacation and sick leave]. Benefits are pro-rated for eligible part-time employees.

 

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The Veterans Affairs Multiple Sclerosis Centers of Excellence (MSCoE) are dedicated to furthering the understanding of multiple sclerosis (MS), its impact on Veterans, and effective treatments to help manage MS. By partnering with Veterans, caregivers, health care professionals, MS advocates, Veteran service organizations, and community health care institutes, MSCoE strives to minimize impairment and maximize quality of life for Veterans with MS.

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MSCoE is committed to ensuring access to VA MS health care services. To help in this process, a national network of MS care has been created. This network consists of the MSCoE East and West Coordinating Centers and the MS Regional Specialty Programs. 
Each Veterans Integrated Service Network (VISN) will have at least one MS Regional Specialty Program that will serve as a source for MS specialty consultation and education. 

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We hope to see you at the Consortium of MS Centers annual meeting May 29-June 1, 2024 in Nashville, TN. There is a VA MSCoE Reception and Business Meeting and several programs, outlined below, which have VA presenters. Please stop by the MSCoE table in the expo area to say hello.
- Poster: DC Veterans Affairs Quality Improvement Project of Highly Efficacious Anti-CD 20 Disease Modifying Treatments. Side Effects-CO$T
- May 29: Optimizing Care in MS
- May 29: VA MSCoE Reception
- May 30: Decoding MS: The Synergy of AI and Neuroimaging
- May 30: Aging in MS
- May 30: MS Mimics: Differential Diagnosis in Pediatric and Late Onset Populations
- May 31: Microglia and Astrocytes in MS: Biology, PET Imaging, and Therapeutics
- May 31: Holistic Frameworks for Understanding Cognitive and Psychological Symptoms in People with MS
- May 31: Imaging Patients with MS in 2024
- May 31: VA MSCoE Business Meeting
- May 31: Current Therapies: Approaches to Care with a Multidisciplinary Team
- June 1: MS in Underserved Populations: Understanding Needs and Improving Outcomes
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Continued disregard for the rules governing the use of the tennis courts may result in tennis privileges being revoked.Game play is limited to 55 minutes (on the hour); please arrive no earlier than 5 minutes before your reserved time to check in and wait in designated areas. Social distancing of at least 6 feet must be maintained at all times while on the courts, including in the parking lot. Immediately leave the courts after your visit.Children will not be allowed to roam the courts at any time. Players 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult.For the safety of staff, in-person reservations will not be accepted at any time.All permit holders and their guests must adhere to NYC Health and Safety guidelines.When not actively playing, please adhere to all proper personal protective equipment (PPE), social distancing and facemask protocols.Permits can be submitted from Monday through Friday from 8am to 4pmWeekend and Monday requests must be submitted by Friday at 4pm.After 3 No-Shows we reserve the right to deny future permits.Cancellations must be made 24hrs in advance to re-book a reservation.Only the 2 or 4 permitted players are allowed on the courts.   No coaches. Singles and Doubles play permitted on all courts. A maximum of four (4) people permitted on any court at any time.REMINDER: First reservation slot is at 7:30AM / Last reservation slot is at 7:30PM            Do not play if any of the following apply to you: •              Are exhibiting any symptoms of the COVID (19). •              According to the CDC, people with COVID (19) have had a wide range of symptoms reported—ranging from mild symptoms to severe illness. These symptoms may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus: fever, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, chills, repeated shaking with chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, new loss of taste or smell.•              Have been in contact with someone with COVID (19) in the last 14 days. Are you a vulnerable individual and your state and region is in Phase One or Phase Two.
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Get vaccinated as soon as possible after exposure, regardless of your sexual or gender identity.AND if you, in the last 6 months, have had or expect to have:One or more sexually transmitted infectionsA weakened immune system because of another illness, like HIVSexual or intimate contact with a person who is at risk of MpoxAnonymous sexual or intimate contact, or more than one sexual partnerFrom CDC - Mpox Vaccination BasicsIf you have questions about your eligibility for the vaccine, please discuss this with your primary care provider.Appointments for Mpox vaccinesEnrolled Veterans who meet any of the above criteria and would like to receive the Mpox vaccine can call to schedule an appointment. Appointments are scheduled on weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Mpox vaccines at VAHere’s what you need to know about Mpox vaccines at VA:The JYNNEOS™ vaccine, available at the Minneapolis VA, is approved for the prevention of Mpox and smallpox.The Minneapolis VA has JYNNEOS™ Mpox vaccine available for our eligible Veterans. To get an Mpox vaccine at VA, you must be a Veteran who is enrolled in VA health care. Your provider will help you decide if you should get a vaccine.We’ll also work with local health departments to help enrolled Veterans in need get a vaccine if we don’t have one available.Mpox treatment at VAThere are no approved treatments specifically for Mpox.However, the antivirals developed for use in patients with smallpox may be beneficial against Mpox (as these viruses are genetically similar). Minneapolis VA providers will work with the Minnesota Department of Health and CDC to procure antiviral treatments when needed for people with severe Mpox. Your provider will tell you if you may benefit from treatment.

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