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The City of Piedmont has a new online permitting system called eTRAKiT. You can now apply for and track your application online. Paper and email applications will no longer be accepted after December 11, 2023.

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Primer on Urban Operations

A veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom opines that what the Army saw in Sadr City, Iraq, offers a glimpse into what it might encounter in future megacities. The author provides lessons from Army operations in Sadr City and applies them to potential future urban operational environments.
Published in the May-June 2015 Edition of Military Review, p8.
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The Urban Individual
Unassailable Source of Power in Twenty-First Century Armed Conflicts
By Lt. Col. Erik A. Claessen, Belgian Army
Winner of the 2015 Gen. William E. DePuy Combined Arms Center writing competition. The author shows that popular support may be a greater source of power than military might in urban conflicts.
Published in the November-December 2015 Edition of Military Review, p8.
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Urban Warfare
A Soldier's View
By Major General Robert R Scales, U.S. Army, Retired
If you believe events in Afghanistan and Iraq are anomalies that, once ended, are unlikely to be repeated, then today's defense priorities are about right. If; however, you believe the military faces decades of intense conflict against active, adaptive, and fanatical enemies who consider killing soldiers a viable strategic end, then you must agree a rebalancing of defense priorities is of utmost importance.
Published in the January-February 2005 Edition of Military Review, p9.
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Urban Operations
Future War
By Lieutenant Colonel T. R. Milton Jr., US Army
The U.S. military will fight in cities and towns. This article captures the significant differences between urban warfare and classic maneuver warfare that every military leader must understand and overcome.
Published in the February 1994 Edition of Military Review, p37.
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MOUT
The Quiet Imperative
By John J. Mahan
Chances are good that, in future conflicts, Army units will be called upon to fight in urban areas. Steps have been taken in recent years to upgrade abilities for this task, but there is much more that needs to be done.
Published in the July 1984 Edition of Military Review, p42.
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The German Debacle of Stalingrad
Army Publishing Directorate – Training Circulars

ACTIVE06/08/2010PATRIOT ENGAGEMENT CONTROL STATION, RADAR SET, AND BATTERY COMMAND POST CREW TRAININGTRADOC

TC 44-635-14
ACTIVE06/17/2010PATRIOT PAC-2/PAC-3 LAUNCHING STATION AND MISSILE RELOAD CREW TRAININGTRADOC

TC 44-635-15
ACTIVE07/07/2010PATRIOT PAC-2/PAC-3 LAUNCHING STATION FORKLIFT MISSILE RELOAD CREW TRAININGTRADOC

TC 44-646-15
ACTIVE07/19/2007SENTINEL AND COMMAND AND CONTROL SUBSYSTEMS CREW TRAININGTRADOC

TC 44-677-17
ACTIVE11/12/2008COUNTER-ROCKETS, ARTILLERY, AND MORTAR (C-RAM) COMMAND AND CONTROL (C2) INTERCEPT CREW TRAININGTRADOC

TC 44-693-10
ACTIVE12/06/2013TERMINAL HIGH ALTITUDE AREA DEFENSE (THAAD) RADAR CREW TRAININGTRADOC

TC 44-693-11
ACTIVE12/06/2013TERMINAL HIGH ALTITUDE AREA DEFENSE (THAAD) LAUNCHER CREW TRAININGTRADOC

TC 44-693-12
ACTIVE12/06/2013TERMINAL HIGH ALTITUDE AREA DEFENSE (THAAD) FIRE CONTROL AND COMMUNICATIONS (TFCC) CREW TRAININGTRADOC

TC 53-03.1
ACTIVE02/16/2024TACTICAL PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS DETACHMENTS AND TEAMS GUIDETRADOC

TC 53-03.2
ACTIVE06/12/2019(U) INFLUENCE-FOCUSED TARGETING (S//NF)TRADOC

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ACTIVE10/31/2000TRAINING PROGRAM FOR THE 50,000-POUND ROUGH-TERRAIN CONTAINER HANDLERTRADOC

TC 55-60-18
ACTIVE10/10/2008TRAINING PROGRAM FOR THE KALMAR 53,000-POUND ROUGH TERRAIN CONTAINER HANDLER (RTCH)TRADOC

TC 55-88-1
ACTIVE03/26/2008RAIL HANDBOOK FOR AIR BRAKE AND TRAIN HANDLING RULESTRADOC

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Title Transfers - California DMV
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The 2023-24 Budget: Overview of the Spending Plan (Final Version)
Early childcare and education

AB 111

5

Student loan debt

AB 112

6

Distressed hospital loan program

AB 113

7

Agricultural labor relations

Other Trailer Bills Passed Before July 1, 2023

AB 116

41

Early childcare and education

AB 118

42

Health

AB 119

13

MCO provider tax

AB 120

43

Human services

AB 121

44

Developmental services

AB 127

45

General government

AB 128

46

Cannabis

AB 129

40

Housing

AB 130

39

Public employment

AB 134

47

Public safety

SB 114

48

Education

SB 115

49

Arts and music education

SB 117

50

Higher education

SB 122

51

Public resources

SB 123

52

Energy

SB 124

53

Energy

SB 125

54

Transportation

SB 131

55

Taxation

SB 132

56

Film tax credit

SB 133

34

Courts

Note: This figure includes budget bills and trailer bills identified in Section 39.00 in the 2023‑24 Budget Act that were passed by the Legislature on or before July 5, 2023. Ordered by bill number.

MCO = managed care organization.

Governor’s January Budget Proposal
Governor’s Budget Addressed $18 Billion Budget Problem. Governor Newsom presented his proposed state budget to the Legislature on January 10, 2023. We estimate the Governor’s budget addressed an $18 billion budget problem in that proposal. (This is somewhat lower than the $22 billion budget problem the administration has referenced. As described earlier, the difference between our estimates are mainly attributable to differences between what we consider baseline spending.) The Governor’s budget solutions focused mainly on spending, with $13.6 billion in spending reductions, spending delays, and spending reductions subject to trigger restoration.
Current voluntary contribution funds | FTB.ca.gov
$257,750

State Parks Protection Fund/Parks Pass Purchase
423
2024-2014
2012
None
$322,550

Suicide Prevention Voluntary Tax Contribution Fund
444
2024-2020
2019
2025
$250,000

 

 

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Clean Air Vehicle Decals - California DMV
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Planetary Exploration Test Facilities | Glenn Research Center | NASA
Excavation Lab at NASA Glenn Research Center houses the Advanced Planetary Excavator (APEX) and soil bins inside a dust enclosure.
	

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CARE Act Court ​ ​ | Superior Court of California | County of San Francisco
The Honorable Michael Begert will be presiding over all CARE Act Court matters. Initial hearings will take place from 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. All other hearings will take place on Mondays from 2:00 p.m. until 4:30 p.m. Hearings scheduled for the afternoon will include the following issues: Clinical Evaluation, CARE Act Plan Review, Status Review, Progress Report, Case Management Conference, and Graduation.  If Monday is a court holiday, CARE Act Court may take place on a Tuesday. CARE Act Court proceedings are not open to the public. 
The attorneys, Judge, and treatment team will conduct confidential case management conferences from 1:00 p.m. until court starts at 2:00p.m. In other treatment-focused programs, the Court has found that these conferences help everyone adjust treatment effectively, and communicate the plan to everyone clearly.
Filing a New Petition
To start a CARE Act Court case, a petition must be filed by someone who is familiar with the person who needs help. The initial petition, and other forms pertaining to CARE Act Court are available on the California Courts'  website linked here: CA Courts. The petition must be filed using the mandatory petition form.  The petition also must have certain documents attached to it that support the claims made in the petition. Form CARE-100 gives you more information regarding what documents should be submitted with the petition. If you do not use the mandatory form, or if you do not attach the supporting documents, the petition may be rejected or dismissed without a hearing.
The petition and the supporting documents should be filed electronically if you are represented by an attorney. For information on electronic filing please refer to our e-filing page linked here: E-Filing Information.
If you do not have an attorney representing you, you are allowed to file a paper copy of the petition and supporting documents at the courthouse. The window where you should file a paper copy is in the clerk's office in Room 103 on the first floor of 400 McAllister in San Francisco, CA.
The Court has a legal self-help program that provides information and assistance to self-represented litigants. Visit the ACCESS Center for more information about CARE Act Court self-help services.  ACCESS Center.
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A guide for using NIH Image J for single slice cross-sectional area and composition analysis of the thigh from computed tomography - PubMed
Although HU range 0-100 includes the majority of skeletal muscle area, HU range -29 to 150 appears to be the most inclusive for quantifying total thigh muscle. Reporting all HU ranges is necessary to determine the relative contribution of each, as they may be differentially affected by age, obesity, disease, and exercise. This standardized operating procedure will facilitate consistency among investigators reporting computed tomography characteristics of the thigh on single slice images. Trial Registration: ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02308228.
 

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 Fig 1. Graphical representation of various Hounsfield… 

 Fig 1. Graphical representation of various Hounsfield Unit ranges used for determining fat and skeletal… 

 Fig 1. Graphical representation of various Hounsfield Unit ranges used for determining fat and skeletal muscle.
 
Visual output from Image J when assessing fat area, very low density muscle (VLDM), low density muscle (LDM), normal density muscle (NDM), and skeletal muscle area (SKM1).

 Fig 2. Bland-Altman plots of the individual… 

 Fig 2. Bland-Altman plots of the individual subject differences between softwares for various cross sectional… 

 Fig 2. Bland-Altman plots of the individual subject differences between softwares for various cross sectional areas.
 

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