vania-janet/multiturn-rag-retrieval-data huggingface dataset:
The Superior Court of California - County of Ventura - Public Notice
This includes Domestic Violence, Civil Harassment and Gun Violence Restraining Order matters. [MORE...]
February 18, 2022 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Effective February 22, 2022, The Unlawful Detainer, Asset Forfeiture and Deadly Weapons cases will be assigned to Courtroom 45. Commissioner Julia Snyder will continue to preside over these cases. [More...]
January 3, 2022 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Civil Case Management Calendar
December 30, 2021 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Updated Family Law Procedures for Ex Parte Requests
August 30, 2021 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Family Law Returns to In-Person Appearances on September 14, 2021
August 27, 2021 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Civil Case Management Calendar to Resume
May 18, 2021 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Civil Case Management Calendar Hearings (Courtroom 22b) Remain Suspended
February 2, 2021 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Judicial Assignment, Family Law - effective February 1, 2021
December 18, 2020 - Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ventura Superior Court will have limited services December 21, 2020 â December 31, 2020  [EspaÃ±ol]
July 30, 2020 - PUBLIC NOTICE: California Rule of Court 10.620(f) requires trial courts to provide notice no later than 15 court days after âreceipt of the annual allocation of the trial court budget from the Judicial Council after enactment of the Budget Act.â
July 30, 2020 - Notice of Proposed Court Closure Plan for 2020-2021
July 30, 2020 - Notice of Public Access to Scanned Civil Unlimited Complaints
June 5, 2020 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Civil, Family Law & Probate - Beginning June 10, 2020, the clerkâs offices will accept and process all filings.
March 11, 2020 - PUBLIC NOTICE: UPDATE-Family Law Self-Help Center will be closing for renovations in March 2020
February 10, 2020 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Family Law Self-Help Center will be closing for renovations in March 2020
December 18, 2019 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Notice of Civil Fee Changes - effective January 1, 2020
December 3, 2019 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Change in Electronic Delivery - effective January 1, 2020
Education News & Blogs – NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Teacher Feature | 
	April 3, 2023

Working With the Next Wave of Science Teachers
By Brandon Rodriguez

Four pre-service teachers at Cal Poly Pomona are developing their skills in lesson design and delivery as they study Earth science concepts and prepare for graduation.

 Clockwise from upper left: Amie Gallardo, Sofia Vallejo, Afiya Kindle, Jacquelin Galvez-Coyt. Image courtesy: Brandon Rodriguez | + Expand image

During the fall semester of 2022, I had the privilege of working with the Education Department at California Polytechnic University in Pomona, specifically with pre-service teachers taking coursework in Earth science. During our collaboration, the curriculum had the students split time in class between learning about geology and Earth’s history and then designing and engaging in classroom activities related to the technical content that they could take to their own classes in the future. This combination had Cal Poly students learning science and education hand-in-hand each week and led to some amazing classroom lessons and lab activities.
One group of young women in the program stood out as exceptionally passionate about their future careers. This team consisted of four seniors: Jacquelin Galvez-Coyt, hoping to someday teach kindergarten; Amie Gallardo, who is planning to teach fourth grade; Afiya Kindle, who is interested in teaching elementary or middle school; and Sofia Vallejo, who is interested in kindergarten through sixth grade.
Despite their interest in working with young students and collaborating to design lessons for those students, each of these pre-service teachers allowed their individuality to shape how they navigated lesson design and implementation. I recently sat down with them to ask about their instructional style and aspirations for classrooms of their own.
Now that we’re back to in-person classes, how is the transition going? 
Sofia: Returning from remote instruction felt eerie at first, but it’s so nice to return to communicate with people and build connections in a non-digital way. In-person classes prepare you to communicate with colleagues in real life, build social skills, and read body language. All of these skills are critical for a teacher in order to understand and better help students to succeed.
Amie: Returning from remote instruction has been amazing.
Order CPAP Supplies | Veterans Affairs
And learn how to order online, by phone, or by mail.

 Am I eligible to order CPAP supplies from VA?
 

You may be eligible to order CPAP supplies from us if you meet all of these requirements.
All of these must be true:

You’re enrolled in VA health care, and
You’re registered as a patient at a VA medical center, and
Your VA provider has prescribed a CPAP machine

Find out how to apply for VA health care

How do I order CPAP supplies?You can order CPAP supplies online, by phone, or by mail.Option 1: OnlineYou can only order CPAP supplies online if you’ve ordered these supplies from us within the past 2 years.You'll need to sign in to VA.gov to start your online order.Order CPAP supplies online

Option 2: By phoneCall our VA Denver Logistics Center at 303-273-6200 (TTY: 711). Then select 2. We’re here Monday through Friday, 8:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ET. Option 3: By mailFill out a Positive Airway Pressure (PAP) Devices & Supplies form (VA Form 2346b). You should have received a VA Form 2346b in the box with your last order. Get VA Form 2346b to downloadMail the completed form to this address:VA Denver Logistics CenterPO Box 25166Denver, CO 80225-0166

More questions about CPAP suppliesAre my CPAP supplies free of charge?You can get these supplies free of charge if both of these are true:Your VA provider has recommended them for you, andYou remain eligible for and enrolled in VA health careWhat CPAP supplies can I order?You can order these supplies:ChinstrapHoses (tubing)Filters (disposable or non‐disposable)Mask linersMask with headgearPower cordReplacement cushionSecure Digital (SD) memory cardWater chamberHow long will it take to receive my order?You’ll receive an email with your order tracking number within 1 to 2 days of your order.
Park Employment - NYS Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation

Park Employment - NYS Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation


 Your browser does not support iFrames
 

Navigation menu

Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation

Visit

State Parks
Historic Sites
Nature Centers
Events
Golf Courses
Trails
Admission
Accessibility
Love Our New York Lands

Get Active

Hiking
Boating
Swimming
Golf
Pavilions
Hunting
Snowmobiling

Camp

Overview
Campsites
Cottages
Cabins
Group Camping
Fees & Rates
Camper Assistance Program
Know before you go

Connect to Nature

The Environment
Nature Centers
Nature Nearby
Connect Kids
FORCES
Ladders to the Outdoors

Discover History

Historic Business Preservation Registry
Historic Sites
Historic Preservation Office
Bureau of Historic Sites
Heritage Trail
Heritage Areas
We Are NY
Black History
Women's History
LGBTQIA+ History
Dutch Heritage

 

Park Employment

Home / Employment / Park Employment

Employment Opportunities
If you are compassionate, motivated, and interested in making a difference, a career with the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation may be right for you! We offer generous benefits, 
	paid days off, and opportunities for professional growth.
Positions are available in a variety of settings at locations across the state. Each job posting provides specific information on duties, qualifications, salary, and the application process.


	I already work for the State

	I do not currently work for the State

About State Government Employment
Most of the permanent jobs at State Parks are filled by people who have taken and passed Department of Civil Service examinations.
Exams are either written or involve evaluations of the applicant’s education and experience. For a listing of upcoming and continuous recruitment examinations, please visit the Department of Civil Service
	State Examinations web page.
For information about the hiring process - please see Civil Service FAQs, 
	or these Civil Service videos:

Part 1: Starting Your Career with New York State
Part 2: Navigating the Civil Service Exam Process
Part 3: Learn More About the Hiring Process and Featured Programs
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
Rubicon Trail Foundation and Friends of The Rubicon are one in the same. 13. Rubicon stands alone, this grant has nothing to do with Fordyce trail. Fordyce trail is important in and of itself. In Closing: As stated above, the need for trail work in this area is not in question and needs to be addressed but too many questions and risks to not only ourselves as local property owners but also every trail user now and for generations to come exist in this proposed grant as it sits today. The risk of losing our RS2477 rights is a very real concern, to that point we have heard in many meetings that repairing the existing road would be too expensive but yet have seen no investigation into this possibility. No legitimate estimates or even involved discussion, just opinions and words. This is no way to move forward in a thorough manner with the vision of preserving the trail to all users now and in the future. This again displays the rushed inefficient manner in which this grant and project has been pushed forward. We are not in favor of this grant in its present form. We have historically worked with all agencies in cooperation for the future of the trail and its access and will continue to do so. We thank you for your time. Respectfully, Christian Prince, President RSSI Rubicon Soda Springs, Inc. Christian Prince RSSI President - 5/3/2024

I am a regular trail user and have also volunteered extensively on the trail. I am also a general contractor (I own and operate All Coast Builders) and have worked with the Rubicon Trail Foundation on several projects on the trail. I am excited to see this project moving forward. It seems important for the re-route to happen to ensure that the trail stays open. It also appears that the Tahoe National Forest has put a lot of thought into planning and transparency, and have chosen a good partner in the foundation. I am very much in favor of this project. Edio Delfino - 5/4/2024

RE: Grant Comments Tim Green Property owner, trail advocate and volunteer.
Army Publishing Directorate – Frequently Asked Questions

The lower right hand corner of the form will contain the version number.	
 
Why are some fields not functioning correctly in DA fill-able PDF forms? 
 In order to get full functionality of the DA fill-able PDF forms, either Adobe Acrobat 10 and above or Adobe Reader 10 and above are required.
 
 What is the email address of the Forms Management Division (FMD) mailbox? 
 Click here FMD mailbox to send us an email.
 
How to search for DA Form 1 using Army Publishing Index?
 Type [DA Form 1] in the [Pub/Form Number] textbox and select the Search button.
 
Why does it return 0 record when I type [DA 1] in the [Pub/Form Number] textbox using Army Publishing Index?
 It returns 0 record because you didn’t use the correct acronym for DA Form. The correct acronym for a DA Form is “DA Form”. 
	You can find the correct acronyms from the “Acronyms” link on the Search page.
 
How do you search for a Publication or Form by Title using Army Publishing Index?
 Type in some words contained in the actual Title in the [Pub/Form Title] textbox and select the Search button.
 
How do I search by [Pub/Form Status] using Army Publishing Index?
 Select a status from [Pub/Form Status] Dropdown box and select the Search button.
 
How to search for a publication or form using the [Date] filter using the Army Publishing Index?
 Select the Date picker icon next to [From Date] and [To Date]. Then select the date ranges and select the Search button.
 
How do I obtain printed and/or stocked Departmental Forms (DA, DD, SF, OF and other agency forms) used by the Army?
 If you are an Army user and have an account with the US Army Print and Media Distribution Center, Media Distribution Division (MDD), you may 
	order online here. 
	If you need assistance, please contact MDD Customer Service at 314-592-0910 (DSN 693-9606) or email
	 us. 
 
Why am I getting an Adobe Acrobat DC security message when click a hyperlink in a downloaded PDF?
 This is due to a recent security policy change.
FAQs • Community Services
Finance - Utility Billing

Fire Department

Fire Department - Community Emergency Response Team

Home - FAQs

Human Resources

Library

Library - Interlibrary Loan

Measure G

Mills Park Center Development

Police Department

Police Department - Code Enforcement

Proposed Water Rate Increases

Public Works

Reach Codes

Recreation

Recreation & Aquatics Center

San Mateo Avenue Streetscape Plan

Sewer Service Charges on the Property Tax Roll

Small Business Post-Pandemic Recovery Grant Program

Small Cell Wireless Communications Facilities in San Bruno

Stormwater

Trees

TV Everywhere

Water Quality

▼
Community Services	

Show All Answers

1.
When is the swimming pool open?

Typically, the swimming pool opens in the middle of June and closes at the end of September. 

2.
Are inflatable jumpers allowed in San Bruno City Park?

Inflatable jumpers are currently only allowed at Beckner Shelter at San Bruno City Park. The area must be reserved in order to obtain access to the power source. Other San Bruno City Parks and picnic areas do not have electricity to inflate a jumper. The noise from a generator is also too loud in a park setting. In addition, jumpers are not allowed due to the increased liability issues that may arise. 

3.
What are the San Bruno City Park Hours?

The San Bruno Park hours are from 5 am to 10 pm. 

4.
What is the address to San Bruno City Park?

San Bruno City Park is located at 251 City Park Way. To find it on mapquest, use our intersection of Crystal Springs Avenue and Oak Avenue. 

5.
Are you open during lunch hours for the public to register for classes, rent facilities or reserve picnic sites?

The Recreation Services Department office hours are 8 am to 9 pm, Monday through Thursday, 8 am to 5 pm on Fridays, and 9 am to 1 pm on Saturdays. We are open during the lunch hour to accept registration and reservations. 

6.
How do I sign up for seasonal youth sports leagues?

Although youth sports' sign-ups are held at the Recreation Center, the individual sports organizations actually process the registrations.
Contact Us - CA Department of Rehabilitation


Contact Us - CA Department of Rehabilitation

Skip to Main Content

CA.gov

Home
Facebook
Instagram
LinkedIn
Twitter
Email

Translate


                            Reset
                        


                            High
                            contrast
                        

Increase font size

                                Font
                                increase

Decrease font size

                                Font decrease

Dyslexic font

Search

Menu

Custom Google Search

Submit

Close

Home

Get Started

About Us

Programs

I Am Interested In

Contact us

Contact Us


            OFFICE CLOSURE:
            The Department of Rehabilitation Community Resources for Independent Living (CRIL)Tri-Valley (Livermore) Office is temporarily closed.
            If you have a scheduled appointment or need to reach someone in the office, please call (925) 602-3953.
        

Home
Contact Us


                    Find a Service
                

                    The Department of Rehabilitation has 80 field offices and oversees 28 Independent Living Centers.
                    Click below to find a service near you.
                


                        Complete list of Vocational Rehabilitation Services Locations
                    .
                

                    All offices are open Monday thru Friday except  state holidays , 8 AM to 5 PM.
                

                    Enter your zip code or address
                


                    How can we help you?
                

Resolving Disputes and Complaints

Public Records Act Requests

 

Contact

 Voice: 1-916-324-1313
 Voice: 1-800-952-5544
 TTY: 1-916-558-5673

Mailing Address

P.O. Box 944222Sacramento, CA 94244-2220

Physical Address

721 Capitol MallSacramento, CA 95814

Accessibility Feedback

 Leave Feedback*
*Please include "Accessibility Feedback" in the Subject field
                    

Website Feedback

 WebMaster@dor.ca.gov

 

Back to top

Conditions of Use

Privacy Policy

Work for DOR

Accessibility

Accessibility Certification

Accessibility Feedback

Copyright ©  State of California
Powered by: CAWeb Publishing Service
The Superior Court of California - County of Ventura - General Civil Law
To make an appointment with the Clerkâs Office, please visit the homepage and click 
	the âSchedule an Appointmentâ button. 
	Be sure that you schedule your appointment for the correct department. 
	Appointments scheduled in the incorrect department are subject to cancellation. 
	In accordance with the 2nd Amended Administrative Order 22.04, walk-in services are currently unavailable. 
	An appointment is required. Customers are limited to one 30-minute appointment per day.

 Filings are accepted in the drop box located at the main entrance of the courthouse, via eDelivery, or by US Mail.

*** NOTICE OF CHANGE TO CIVIL CASE MANAGEMENT CALENDAR,EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 6, 2023 ***
Please see attached.

INFORMATION ON REMOTE APPEARANCES FOR CIVIL MATTERS

* * * PUBLIC NOTICE * * *

NEW - Notice - Unlawful Detainer cases will be heard in Department 21 at 8:30 a.m. by the Hon. Jeffrey G. Bennett - Effective January 1, 2024
NEW - Unlawful Detainer Calendar Remote Appearance Instructions
Updated Notice of Renewal of Judgment Procedure - Effective January 1, 2024
Notice - Submission of Evidence for Unlawful Detainer Trials - Effective November 15, 2023
Notice of Change to Civil Case Management Calendar - Effective November 6, 2023
Asset Forfeiture Calendar Notice
Asset Forfeiture Calendar Remote Appearance Instructions
Notice Re: Civil & Probate Conformed Copies - Effective 5/16/23
Zoom Appearance Link & Instructions â Courtroom 20 â Judge Matthew P. Guasco
Administrative Order 20.28 - July 30, 2020 - Re Public Access to Newly Filed Nonconfidential Civil Unlimited Complaints.
Administrative Order 20.34 - September 18, 2020 - Re Implementation of AB3088, the Tenant, the Homeowner, and Small Landlord Relief and Stabilization Act and Center for Disease Control and Prevention Moratorium on Evictions
Notice of Public Access to Scanned Civil Unlimited Complaints

Check back often for updates.

The civil division is the processing unit where all civil matters are filed. A civil matter involves a lawsuit in which one party sues another to recover money, 
 real property or personal property, to enforce a contract or an obligation, to collect damages for injury or to protect some civil right.
Civil Grand Jury Info | Superior Court of California | County of Tulare
What is The Civil Grand Jury?

The Civil Grand Jury in Tulare County is an official body of 19 men and women chosen to perform duties as prescribed by California law. The Civil Grand Jury acting as a "watchdog" inquires into the conduct of local government, investigates citizen complaints and ensures that officials and departments perform their duties properly and efficiently. Then the Civil Grand Jury writes reports using the information gathered in the investigations making recommendations for improvements.
Download the Civil Grand Jury Questionnaire

What are the Qualifications for a Civil Grand Juror?

Any citizen, 18 years of age or older; a resident of the County of Tulare for one year immediately prior to being selected; an individual of ordinary intelligence and good character and who possesses a working knowledge of the English language, is eligible. However, elected public officials or candidates for such offices are not considered eligible. Civil Grand Jurors are selected from all walks of life and no special skills or expertises are required. Young people who have the time to serve are urged to apply.

How are Civil Grand Jurors Selected?

Generally, in February or March of each year, there is a public announcement requesting that any qualified citizen interested in serving as a Civil Grand Juror contact the Court Administration in the Visalia Courthouse located at 221 South Mooney Blvd. Room 303, Visalia, 93291. A Nomination Form can be mailed upon request by contacting (559) 730-5000 ext #1110. In addition, the Tulare County Judges may nominate several citizens they believe can properly serve.
From questionnaires, applications and interviews, prospective jurors are selected and invited for further questioning by the Superior Court Judges. Names are then drawn by lot by the Superior Court Clerk and these, plus any holdovers from the previous year's Civil Grand Jury, are sworn and instructed by the Presiding Judge.

How is the Civil Grand Jury Organized?

The Civil Grand Jury has a foreperson selected by the members of the Civil Grand Jury and approved by the Presiding Judge. A foreperson pro tem and a recorder are also elected by the Civil Grand Jury members. Most of the work is done in committees.
RSS
RSS

 Skip to main content
 
 JPL
 
 Careers
 
 Education
 
 Science & Technology
 
 About JPL
 
 Missions
 
 News
 
 Galleries
 
 Events
 
 Visit
 
 Topics
 RSS
 News and feature storieshttps://www.jpl.nasa.gov/feeds/news/Podcast for audio and videohttps://www.jpl.nasa.gov/feeds/podcasts/High-definition (HD) videoshttp://jpl.nasa.gov/feeds/podcasts/video/What is RSS?RSS (Really Simple Syndication, or Rich Site Summary) is a popular technology you can use to obtain fast updates from news sources such as JPL or NASA. It provides a convenient way for users to keep up with the latest headlines from their favorite sites without having to visit each one of them to see what's new. When you sign up, you receive breaking news on your computer as soon as it is released.How can I sign up?A number of RSS readers are available for download free of charge. By clicking on the link above, you may view our "raw" RSS feed. In order to subscribe to an RSS feed, you will need to enter this URL in the RSS reader of your choice.If you are interested in downloading an RSS reader, search for "RSS reader" in your favorite web search tool. Or, if you prefer, you may also be interested in downloading and using RSSAplet, a free Java RSS reader. 
 About JPL
 
 Who We Are
 
 Executive Council
 
 Directors
 
 Careers
 
 Internships
 
 The JPL Story
 
 JPL Achievements
 
 Documentary Series
 
 JPL Annual Report
 
 JPL Plan: 2023-2026
 
 Missions
 
 Current
 
 Past
 
 Future
 
 All
 
 News
 
 All
 
 Earth
 
 Solar System
 
 Stars and Galaxies
 
 Subscribe to JPL News
 
 Galleries
 
 Images
 
 Videos
 
 Audio
 
 Podcasts
 
 Apps
 
 Visions of the Future
 
 Slice of History
 
 Robotics at JPL
 
 Events
 
 Lecture Series
 
 Team Competitions
 
 Speakers Bureau
 
 Calendar
 
 Visit
 
 Public Tours