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FAQs • Danville, CA • CivicEngage
No, the letter is issued by the Records Department located at:2530 Arnold DriveSuite 170Martinez, CA 94553Phone: 925-335-1570Background check letters can also be requested via email to Records Info. All email requests need to include the name of the agency requesting background check and a copy of person's driver's license or passport. 

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What is curfew for juveniles under age 18?

Sunday through Thursday: 10 p.m. to ½ hour before sunriseFriday and Saturday: 12:01 a.m. to ½ hour before sunrise 

22.
Where do I get a firearms permit or renew my firearms permit?

Apply for a CCW Permit through Contra Costa Sheriff 

23.
What number do I call to report a roadside dead animal or an off leash dog?

All reports of roadside dead animals are handled by:Animal Control4800 Imhoff PlaceMartinez, CA 94553Phone: 925-608-8400 (Tuesday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. After business hours, contact Dispatch.)For reports of off-leash dogs, please contact our Dispatch at 925-820-2144. 

24.
What is the phone number for the Conflict Resolution Program?

Center for Human Development can help resolve conflict. Their phone number is 925-687-8844. 

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What is the Difference Between a Hate Crime and a Hate Incident?

Chief Shields addressed Hate Crimes vs Hate Incidents during his 10-8 program on February 9, 2022. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWUBUxV6srE (start at 19:25).More information is available on the State of California Department of Justice website at https://oag.ca.gov/hatecrimesA hate crime is a crime against a person, group, or property motivated by the victim's real or perceived protected social group.
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 Substandard Housing Document Request (AUD 1575)
	

 

Why you received this notice
This letter is sent when the auditor needs additional information from the taxpayer related to their substandard housing audit.
What you need to do
Respond by electronic upload or by mail:

Electronic upload
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Mail
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 Substandard Housing Forms Request (AUD 1573)
	

 

Why you received this notice
This letter is used when an FTB User is sending substandard housing forms to an external party.
What you need to do
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 Substandard Housing Initial Contact Position (AUD 1574)
	

 

Why you received this notice
This letter is used to notify a taxpayer of FTB's position on the substandard housing issue(s).
What you need to do
Respond by electronic upload or by mail:

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 Substandard Housing No Notice of Noncompliance Return (AUD 1577)
	

 

Why you received this notice
This letter is sent when a substandard housing agency provided a notice of compliance, but FTB never received a notice of noncompliance.
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 Substandard Housing Notice of Noncompliance Return (AUD 1576)
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This letter is used to notify the recipient their request for settlement consideration has been accepted.
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 State Income Tax Balance Due Notice (FTB 4963)
	

 

Why you received this notice
You have a past due balance on your personal income taxes.
What you need to do
 Pay the amount you owe. 
Visit Notice of State Income Tax Due for more information.

 Statute of Limitations Waiver Cover Letter (AUD 3570)
	

 

Why you received this notice
This cover letter is used when a statute of limitations waiver is sent to the taxpayer.
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 Statute of Limitations Waiver - Individuals (AUD 3570D)
	

 

Why you received this notice
TThis waiver is used when a statute of limitations date is requested to be extended for an individual or for joint filers.
What you need to do
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 Subpoena - Letter to Third Party and Receipt (AUD 1586)
	

 

Why you received this notice
This letter is used when requesting confirmation of receipt of a document.
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 Substandard Housing Document Request (AUD 1575)
	

 

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This letter is sent when the auditor needs additional information from the taxpayer related to their substandard housing audit.
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This year's grand celebration was on June 5, 2012, the Transit of Venus! We teamed up with NASA Edge to bring you an exciting web cast from atop the summit of Mauna Kea, Hawaii.
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NASA's Sun-Earth Connection Education Forum
Introduction to Sun-Earth Day 2006
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For five years, NASA has called this celebration of solar eclipses and the sun-earth connection, Sun Earth Day. 
 Sun Earth Day normally occurs around the spring equinox in March, and celebrates the connection between the earth and sun through scientific research and descriptions of ancient cultural knowledge.
 The first in a series of NASA podcasts that will explore Solar eclipses, and how humans have studied them for millennia. These podcasts will connect you to the cultural history, 
 math and science behind solar eclipses, and why we still find them so exciting to watch today. Get ready to experience the March 29, 2006 total Solar eclipse live from Side, Turkey, 
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In this Podcast you will hear an interview conducted with Lou Mayo; a professional astronomer at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. His interview highlights information about eclipses and also includes some interesting facts that you will want to know before seeing the eclipse live or via our webcast on March 29th.
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Sun-Earth Day 2006 focuses on March 29th's Total Solar Eclipse.
How To Check In With Your Smartphone For Some VA Appointments | Veterans Affairs
Text check in to 53079.
Note: You can check in up to 45 minutes before and 15 minutes after your appointment time. If you need to check in earlier or later, you’ll need to check in with a staff member.  If you have more than one appointment in a day, you’ll need to check in for each appointment separately.

Wait until you get a text back with a link.
This should only take a few seconds.

Tap on the link to start your check-in.
When you start your check-in, we’ll verify your identity in 2 ways:

We’ll match your smartphone number with the one we have on file for you.
We’ll ask you to provide your last name and your date of birth.

Note: Data charges may apply.

Answer the questions to complete your check-in. Then choose “Check in now.”
We’ll ask you to confirm this information:

Your current contact information
Your next of kin
Your emergency contact

You can also choose to file a claim for travel reimbursement as part of the check-in process. We’ll ask you a few questions about travel pay to find out if you can file during check-in.
Then, we’ll confirm that you’re checked in and tell you where to wait. A staff member will come get you when it’s time for your appointment to start.
Note: If you need to make a change to any of your information, you’ll need to check in with a staff member. If you want to file a claim for travel pay reimbursement after you check in, you can file online, in person, or by email, fax, or mail.
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View a Launch from NASA Wallops Visitor Center - NASA
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Sounding Rocket Launches: 
Sounding Rockets are fast! Sounding rocket launches only last a few seconds and can easily be missed if you blink. These solid fueled rockets carry many different types of scientific experiments, and often require very specific conditions for launch. These rockets may have long launch windows and some experiments require such specific conditions that multiple scrubs can happen- some missions have scrubbed as many as 12 times! Sometimes these rockets can be seen from far away (People have spotted them from Nova Scotia and Kentucky!) and other times can only be seen locally, visibility depends on how high the rocket will be launched, the weather, and the time of day. Multi-stage sounding rockets that are launched at night are often seen from farther away.
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Guests enjoy a sounding rocket launch from the NASA Wallops Visitor Center Launch Viewing AreaNASA/Elizabeth A. Hall
Launch Viewing Tips
Visitors are encouraged to:

Plan ahead. Select a backup viewing location in case you are not able to access your first choice, other viewing locations can be found on the Chincoteague Chamber of Commerce website. Pack activities, seating, food and beverages. For many launches, your group may be waiting a few hours before the launch window opens, pack things to keep yourself occupied and comfortable while you wait. There are no tickets and parking spaces cannot be reserved. For larger launches (Antares) the Visitor Center capacity is generally reached within 60 minutes after opening, sounding rocket launches rarely fill to capacity.
Check for updates. look for the weather report usually released a day before the launch as well as any relevant launch updates on the day of launch. Wallops’ social media pages are updated frequently prior to a launch.
Plan to arrive early. Expect to encounter increased traffic around Wallops and Chincoteague, especially for larger rocket launches and during weekend or holiday dates. There are limited roadways to get to the area and they can become congested before and immediately after a launch. Traffic backups can occur for miles. The Visitor Center parking lot typically fills within one hour after opening for a launch and can take up to 1-2 hours to empty after launch.
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Sending a letter, including appropriate fees to the Records Unit, 
Hiring a private agency to retrieve information, or
Going to the Civil Records Unit, Room 102 (Window 16) in the 
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 	The Civil Division is open Monday through Friday (except 
	court holidays) from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and is located at 
	720 9th Street, Sacramento, CA 95814. Civil staff can answer
 questions about the status of documents, upcoming scheduled hearings and events,
 and can tell you when certain documents are due to be filed according to Case Management Program 
 guidelines. 

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Hire a private agency to assist you, 
Go to the Civil Records Unit in the 
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Complete a 
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 	If you want to request one of these files, you may order it. Go to the Civil Records Unit in the 
 	Gordon D. Schaber Sacramento County Courthouse Room 102, or call the Civil Records Unit at 916-874-7186.
 	Most civil court files are public records and may be viewed by anyone.
Aviary: A New NASA Software Platform for Aircraft Modelling - NASA
“They viewed certain systems as more separated than they really are in the vehicles we envision now.”
Aviary bridges that gap, enabling researchers to seamlessly incorporate detailed information reflecting the more integrated, enmeshed systems needed to model newer aircraft.
The team began creating Aviary by taking the best parts of the legacy codes and merging them, then adding in new code to make Aviary extendable and compatible with other tools.
“That’s one of its most important characteristics,” Gratz said. “Aviary is flexible enough that you can decide what you want to learn more about, then configure it to teach you.”

Members of the NASA team responsible for developing Aviary, a new computer-based digital modeling tool for designing aircraft, pose for a group picture outside an office building at the Langley Research Center in Virginia. Front row from left: Eric Hendricks, Rob Falck, Jennifer Gratz, Ben Phillips, Eliot Aretskin-Hariton, and Ken Moore. Back row from left: Darrell (DJ) Caldwell, Greg Wrenn, Carl Recine, John Jasa, and Jason Kirk.
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Expanded Capabilities
Learning specific, tailored information ahead of time can inform researchers what direction the aircraft design should take before doing costly flight tests.
Instead of having to use built-in estimates for certain parameters such as a battery’s power level, as would be done with past tools, Aviary users can easily use information generated by other tools with specific information catered to batteries.
Another capability Aviary touts is gradients. A gradient, essentially, is how much a certain value affects another value when changed.
Say a researcher is considering how powerful a battery should be to successfully power an aircraft. Using older systems, the researcher would have to run a separate simulation for each battery power level.
But Aviary can accomplish this task in one simulation by considering gradients.
“You could tell Aviary to figure out how powerful a battery should be to make using it worthwhile. It will run a simulated flight mission and come back with the result,” Gratz said. “Older tools can’t do that without modification.”
Make asteroids you can eat! | NASA Space Place – NASA Science for Kids
However, the Deep Space 1 spacecraft came closer to an asteroid than any other spacecraft at the time without actually landing on it (which the NEAR spacecraft did February 12, 2001 on asteroid Eros). Deep Space 1 flew within 15 kilometers (about 10 miles) of Braille on July 29, 1999.

Deep Space 1 took pictures and gathered information about the material making up the asteroid. It observed and measured its size, shape, surface features, and brightness. It also measured what happens to the solar wind when it flows around the asteroid. On Earth, wind is a stream of moving air particles. In space, solar wind is a stream of energetic particles blown off by the Sun.

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The big deal about asteroids
Asteroids are chunks of rock that never quite made it to full-fledged planet-hood when our solar system formed. Most of them orbit the sun in a "belt" between Mars (the fourth planet) and Jupiter (the fifth planet). But some asteroids have orbits that cross or come close to Earth's orbit.


You may have heard that it might have been an asteroid slamming into Earth about 65 million years ago that wiped out the dinosaurs. Hmmm. Where are the air traffic controllers when you really need them?

We think there may be about 100,000 asteroids, from 1000 kilometers (600 miles) across down to about 1 kilometer across. We are curious about asteroids because they may tell us interesting things about how our solar system (and maybe others) formed in the first place. Because they are so small, nothing much has happened to change them in all this time.