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GA AND TERMINAL AREA PARKING LOTOvernight parking allowed with permit for up to 14 nights maximum.The General Aviation and Terminal Area Parking lot provides day time parking, as well as overnight parking for airport users. A no-fee permit is required to be displayed in your vehicle when parking overnight. Permits may be picked up inside the Terminal or at Hot Creek Aviation. Overnight parking permits are available to airport users. Per Ordinance 10.12.010 and Airport User means all persons utilizing the Airport for legitimate purposes, including, but not limited to passengers, tenants, airlines, vendors, contractors, and subcontractors.New signage will be installed throughout the parking lot starting February 2024 stating the rules as follows:Day time parking allowed between the hours of 8:00 AM and 8:00 PMPermits are required for overnight parking. Permits will be given to those who are airport users free of charge. Permitted vehicles may be parked for 14 nights maximum.Permits can be picked up in either the Terminal building or Hot Creek Aviation building between the hours of 8:00 AM and 6:00 PM.No camping, soliciting, or loitering.No vehicles greater than 20 feet long.No trailers.Towed vehicles may be reclaimed by contacting dispatch at 760-932-7549.The rules have changed from previous years. Please reach out to airport management or Hot Creek Aviation if you have any questions.LONG TERM PARKING LOTThe Long Term Parking Lot is managed by Hot Creek Aviation. Please contact them at 760-924-9127 or CustomerServiceHCA@yahoo.com for availability and pricing information. CAR RENTALSEnterprise Rent-A-Car and National (managed by the same company) provide car rental services at Mammoth Yosemite Airport.
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The information below is a guide. You can get instructions directly from the Secretary of State. 

Read summary dissolution brochure
Read this form: Terminating a California Registered Domestic Partnership
This explains who can use the simplified process and the difference between the Secretary of State's and the court's divorce process.
You’re required to read this form. When you sign your papers you swear that you read it.

Write up and sign a property agreement
Your agreement must say how you will divide your community property and debts. If you don't have any, the agreement can say that you don't have any community property.
You must both sign the agreement.

Fill out Notice of Termination
Fill out the Notice of Termination of Domestic Partnership included in the
Terminating a California Registered Domestic Partnership
Your signatures must be notarized. This means an official checks your IDs and then has you sign the document in front of them. 
How do I get a signature notarized?  
The person whose signature must be checked brings the unsigned document to a notary public. A notary is an official who checks the identification of a person signing a document. Many shipping or mailing stores have them. You can also find one online. 

Visit the notary 

Prove your identity – show an official ID, like a driver’s license or passport

Sign the agreement 

The notary stamps the agreement 

Pay a fee for each signature (the fee is usually $15 but may be different)

Make copies
Make two copies of your signed Notice and Property Agreement. The copies are for you and your partner.
The original Notice is for the Secretary of State

Mail signed Notice to Secretary of State
Mail the original signed Notice (with the notary acknowledgments) to the Secretary if State address listed on the Notice. There is no fee.

Your domestic partnership ends in 6 months
Your domestic partnership will end 6 months after the date the Notice is filed.
You can marry or enter another domestic partnership after that date.
 
If you change your mind before the 6 month is up, you can stop the process. Learn more
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Pink Sand Verbena Abronia umbellata: Found among the coastal sand dune habitat, its thick, succulent-type leaves and hairy stem help this plant survive in the dune environment by holding in needed moisture and withstanding wind. Additionally, leaves are slightly sticky allowing for a layer of sand to stick to the surface of the leaf. This layer of sand acts as a shield, blocking other oncoming sand particles blown by the wind. Pink colored flowers bloom between April and August. 

 
 

Purple Owl's Clover Castilleja exserta: Native to the Southwestern US but can be found in areas where introduced, including California. This species is in the same genus as Indian paintbrushes. Purple Owl's Clover grows to about 1.5 feet in height and flowers bloom in the Spring. This species is also a hemiparasite, meaning it derives its nutrients from the roots of other plants.  Purple Owl's Clover plays host to a threatened butterfly species here in California- the Bay Checkerspot butterfly. 

 

Giant Coreopsis Coreopsis gigantea: The Giant Coreopsis is in the sunflower family and blooms March-May. In contrast to many low growing native plant species within the Oceano Dunes District, the Giant Coreopsis can grow up to six feet in height! It is rather tree-like with a tall trunk and few branches. The blooms are yellow in color and bring brightness to the plant when in bloom.

 

Pismo Clarkia Clarkia speciosa ssp. immaculata: Endemic to our area, as it is mostly seen in the Central California region. This rare species tends to grow in sandy soil and can grow up to 2 feet in height. This species’ pink/orange blooms can be seen in spring and summer.

 

Baby Blue Eyes Nemophila menziesii: Native to the area, flowers have five soft blue petals with white centers.  Plant grows to only 6 inches in height. Look for blooms from February to June, and can be seen outside the Oceano Dunes District Visitor Center. 

 
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Silver Dunes Lupine Lupinus chamissonis: A native shrube to the California Coast, commonly found within the Oceano Dune District.
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VA travel pay reimbursement through the Beneficiary Travel program pays Veterans back for mileage and other travel expenses to and from approved health care appointments. Keep reading to find out how to set up direct deposit so we can deposit your reimbursement directly into your bank account.

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Mail back the refill request form that comes with your prescription to the provided address.
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You had part-time Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance (SGLI) as a member of the National Guard or Reserve. And you suffered an injury or disability (damage to your body or mind that makes it hard for you to do everyday tasks, including meaningful work) while on duty—including direct traveling to and from duty—that disqualified you for standard premium insurance rates, or
You had SGLI while you were in the military and you’re within 1 year and 120 days of being released from an active-duty period of 31 or more days, or
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You can get between $10,000 and $500,000 in term life insurance benefits. The amount you’ll get will be based on how much SGLI coverage you had when you left the military.
Learn more about the difference between term and whole life coverage.
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The City of San Bruno ensures safety through the maintenance of all streets, parks, facility landscapes, and open space trees. The Community Services Department also provides maintenance of all landscaped medians throughout the City.The City of San Bruno has contracted with West Coast Arborist to prune City-owned street trees. City street trees are pruned on a four-year cycle to ensure the structural integrity and health of the trees. West Coast Arborists may be pruning trees in front of your property over the coming months. For a list of the trees scheduled for pruning, please visit our Tree Pruning page.Pruning activities occur between 8 am and 4 pm "No Parking" signs will be posted in the areas where work is to be performed so crews can have safe access to the work area. Once the work is completed the "No Parking" signs will be removed. A door hanger will also be placed on the front doors' of homes where street will be pruned advising residents of upcoming tree work.If you have any questions or requests, please submit an issue here.Please call the non-emergency Police line at 650-616-7100 for damaged or downed trees if after business hours.

 
 
 

 

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Ross Brockwell: So tell us about some of the highlights and activities of the last month.
Nathan Jones: Most exciting, I would say is most of us been trying to count up. I think that’s probably the best way to go, but we did hit a big milestone, the T-100 days until egress. So I think that was pretty exciting.
Ross Brockwell: Yeah, it’s been helpful for us to hit milestones, but that was a big one. A hundred days left. We’re in the double digits, but we do have 300 coming up, so it’s another count up milestone.
Nathan Jones: Yeah. Going back to the counting up again after that. It says, “You do a lot of activities as a whole crew, but what are some activities where it really helps to have another crew member with you?” It’s definitely helpful to other have other people’s viewpoints, especially whenever we’re on EVAs. Sometimes even things that you might be more familiar with, it’s good just to see it from someone else’s perspectives. But beyond that, there are just some things that I can’t really do on my own, you know, like, I think there’s one component of something we were trying to put together and really, you need one person to hold it all and the other person’s kind of trying to wrench it all together.
The CHAPEA crew marks 300 days inside the habitat on April 20, 2024 (from left: Anca Selariu, Nathan Jones, Ross Brockwell, Kelly Haston). Credit: NASA
Ross Brockwell: Yeah. And sometimes those tricky ones take encouragement. You get a little frustrated with something and the other person just tells you to keep going. So it definitely helps. And sometimes, of course, you just kind of get hung up on something and you’re just looking at it wrong, so, you know, another person looks at it and sees what you’re missing and helps you move forward.
Mars Audio Log #10 - NASA
So we ended up moving it offline to one that was less essential, I think, in the end, like I said, and kind of worked our way through it. But it was difficult the communication delays.
Ross Brockwell: Yeah. Like what you said, time flies. It always flies. It seems like you have slow moments, but time flies kind of no matter what. So it’s just a thought for the listeners that keep that in mind. Don’t take anything for granted. I was just thinking yesterday about, you know, the old adage about the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, but the next best time is today. So the crops are making me think of that. And, you know, working on the cabin and stuff is making me think of that. And the mission makes you think of that, too. So you feel sometimes like you have a lot of time, but it’s going to go by quickly. So try to take advantage of it, plan for the future, but act on your interests today. And if you didn’t do something you should have done a while ago, do it now. And the mission also makes me think about how, you know, it doesn’t take a lot to be happy, really. You can have a pretty simple existence and it can still be really enjoyable. The most important things are to have something meaningful to work on and commit yourself to something that interests you and a few good people to do it with. And that’s really all it takes. So the mission is driving that home as well.
Nathan Jones: Yeah, it kind of reminds me of a motto we have in my family. It’s do the hard thing now, you know, so it’s really easy to try and put things off, but, you know, there’s something upcoming that you’re going to have to do, kind of grab a hold of it and do it works out usually. Next question is, “What is the first outdoor adventure you’ll embark on once you return to Earth?”
Ross Brockwell: It’ll be hard to pick one.
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<p>“This is one of my favorite times of year. Even though this is one of the busiest times for us as instructors, we carve the time out because we think this is important and we think we have something great to share with Veterans that we think will help,” said Bales.</p>

<p>For some Veterans, like former Navy sailor Samuel Gray, it is about getting back into the swing of things and polishing up some old skills with new coaching.</p>

<p>“I’ve played before, but this is all about improving my game, and these are golf professionals out here. That can give us a lot more confidence in what they are saying and putting that instruction into practice to improve our game. For me to be a part of this is pretty special&#8230; to be one of the Veterans to be in the program&#8230; and I really like the positive attitude of the instructors who are helping us,” Gray said.</p>

<p>Prior to each session, a PGA instructor flies in from Florida to train the local PGA coaches who will be working with Veterans. During that period, the local coaches learn how to work with Veterans who have physical considerations, such as prosthetic limbs, wheelchairs, vision impairments or emotional challenges and PTSD.</p>

<h2 class="wp-block-heading">“This helped save me when I was in a very bad place.”</h2>

<p>“We measure success more in what it does for the person versus what it does for the golfer. While it’s great to see somebody who starts out swinging at the ball, the memorable ones are those who come up to us and say that &#8216;this helped save me&#8217; when they were in a very bad place mentally,” said Bales. “That’s how we really measure success. So, if just one Veteran changes their mind because of this program, that is success.”</p>

<p>PGA HOPE provides two sessions each year, with the first starting in the spring and the second taking place during the fall.