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If no one challenges the Court of Appeal’s opinion or order, then the decision becomes final in the Court of Appeal after 30 days. A party may then file a petition for review in the California Supreme Court.
If no one files a petition for review, the California Supreme Court can still elect to review the case, but this is very rare. After the time for the Supreme Court to review the case has passed, the Court of Appeal will then issue a remittitur transferring jurisdiction of the case back to the trial court. Learn more about remittitur
If someone challenges the Court of Appeal’s opinion or order with a petition for rehearing, a motion to reinstate the appeal, and/or a petition for review, then what happens next depends on how the Court of Appeal and/or California Supreme Court responds.
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Annie for Veterans | VA Mobile
Annie is a VA text messaging service that empowers Veterans to take an active role in their health care by sending various automated self-care reminders. Messages you receive from Annie can include reminders to take your medication, tips for reducing stress, instructions to prepare for your health care appointments, and more. Annie can also send general broadcast messages from your VA medical center or on topics of interest to you.
Information that you send to Annie is available to your clinical team. You can also see graphs of your measurements and all your messages in the online version of Annie for Veterans.
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InstructionsInteracting with AnnieThe primary benefit of Annie is the ability to receive many different types of self-care reminders to improve your health. While Annie is primarily a text messaging service,  Annie  for Veterans also features an online version of Annie accessible via Internet browser. It offers added benefits and is a great tool to use in addition to exchanging text messages with Annie. Annie Text MessagingIf you choose to use Annie text messaging, you will receive SMS text notifications, reminders, and motivational messages directly on your phone. This is popular because of its convenience. NOTE: Text messaging is not secure*Annie OnlineIf you prefer the added security of using Annie online with your account credentials instead of text messaging, you can choose to receive and reply to messages with the online version of Annie.
Pregnancy and HIV
Many other medications that fight HIV have been tested in pregnant women and seem safe. AZT, Epivir (3TC), Zerit (d4T), Combivir (AZT/3TC), Viramune (Nevirapine) and Viracept (Nelfinavir) have all been taken by enough pregnant women to show that they do not cause a significantly higher number of birth defects. The only HIV medication that is linked to birth defects is Sustiva (Efavirenz). Pregnant women or women likely to become pregnant should not take Sustiva.
Combinations of other medicines to treat HIV may possibly cause health problems other than birth defects in pregnant women. For example, some women may have liver failure if they start the HIV medicine Nevirapine while pregnant or if they take a combination of Zerit and Videx (ddI) while pregnant. As soon as HIV-infected women find out they are pregnant, they should tell the doctor who prescribes their HIV medicine to make sure these are the best medicines for them and for the baby.
Some pregnant women have no problems taking HIV medicines, while some may feel sick. If you do feel sick, talk to your doctor about how to make the side effects of your HIV medicine go away, or about whether or not you should find other HIV medicines that do not make you feel sick. Do not stop taking your HIV medicines without first talking to your doctor.
HIV medicines lower the chance of passing HIV to your baby. The New York State Department of Health and the United States Public Health Service recommend that pregnant women with HIV take HIV medicines. Talk to your doctor about the benefits and possible risks of HIV medicines for you and your baby. Work with your doctor to find an HIV medicine that works best for you.
Since I have HIV, can my baby get it from me?
Yes. If you are pregnant and have HIV or AIDS, you can pass HIV to your baby during pregnancy or childbirth. But, there are medicines you can take to greatly lower the chance that your baby will get HIV.
You can also pass HIV to your baby during breastfeeding. If you have HIV, you should not breastfeed your baby.
When will I know if my baby has HIV?
Getting Married in a California State Park
For Weddings and Special Events in the Angeles District / Malibu area, please call the Special Events Coordinator at (818) 880-0398, or email Malibu.SpecialEvents@parks.ca.gov. The locations include the Adamson House, Leo Carrillo SP, Point Mugu SP, Malibu Creek SP and Tapia SP.
For weddings at Asilomar State Beach and Conference Grounds, call toll-free at (888) 635-5310 or via their website at www.visitasilomar.com Click on the tab "Meet" then "Weddings."
Bidwell Mansion State Historic Park Bidwell Mansion State Historic Park in Chico is available for weddings all year. Some restrictions on available days and hours may apply.A beautiful gazebo on the front lawn in front of the Mansion makes a perfect intimate setting for weddings. This area is shaded by the many historic trees found on the Mansion grounds.The lawn at the rear of the Bidwell Mansion can accommodate a larger weddings. The back drop of Annie's rose and flower garden make this area perfect for a spring and summer wedding.Receptions can be held on the grounds and in the Visitor Center Theater. Costs vary according length of wedding, facilities used, and staffing needs.  The facilities are also perfect for engagement parties or renewal ceremonies.Please call the Bidwell Mansion at (530) 895-6144 for more information.
For Big Sur-area weddings at Andrew Molera State Park, Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, or Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park, contact Wedding Special Event Coordinator at (831) 667-0507.
Twelve miles south of Santa Barbara, Carpinteria State Beach offers one of the most beautiful, serene white sand beaches in California, as a backdrop to your wedding ceremony.  In addition to excellent recreation options (swimming, surf fishing, tidepool exploring and camping), Carpinteria State Beach also contains two potential reception venues, Linden Field or covered Ramada (picnic) areas. If you opt into an off-site reception, downtown Carpinteria is nearby with a variety of restaurants. Weddings are permitted between Labor Day and Memorial Day and are not permitted in the busy summer months.
Making Maps Accessible in PDF Documents | U.S. Department of the Interior
And as I pointed out in one of the previous maps where they actually had a phone number that you could call, if you do have a support line or you have a resource where people can go to talk to someone and say, hey, I want to go to the fishing pier in the Catahoula refuge; how do I get there? And maybe they have a map app that actually has that detailed out, and so it will be able to take them there. But they will know to look for it. So it’s provide them with as much information as you possible can. All right, we’re going to go back to this screen. Maybe. Come back. Okay, so we looked at maps. We made them accessible. Now, when you’re thinking about maps, you’ve got to think about this kind of loosely, this definition of accessible, because the Rio Grande one, somebody might complain and say, well, this isn’t accessible because you don’t give me enough information. And it’s like, yeah, but that’s all the relevant information I can give you. And on the last one we did, you may have someone complain because, well, you didn’t give me the precise location of everything, and other than having a map that gives me the geocoordinates, I really can’t do that. And that’s kind of not valuable. Or they may say, oh, that’s way too much information; I’m overwhelmed. All right? So you’re always going to be playing this balancing game, and know that you can’t make everybody happy. You can make some of the people happy all the time, but you can’t make all the people happy all the time, all right? So you’re going to have to kind of bear that burden. I wish I could give you something really magical, and I will tell you, if there is anybody who tells you, we have the magical solution, you put your PDF through our tool and it is 100 percent accessible and you don’t have to do anything, they are lying to you.
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If you want copies of Judicial Council administrative records, and you do not find them on this website, please follow these steps:
1. Click on this form;
2. Fill out all parts of the form;
3. Save the completed form on your computer;*
4. Attach the completed form to an email; and
5. Send the email to pajar@jud.ca.gov.
(*If you do not save the completed form to your computer before you send it, the Judicial Council may only receive a blank form.)

You can also send the completed form by regular mail to:
Judicial Council of California;
Attention: PAJAR, Legal Services
455 Golden Gate Ave. San Francisco, California 94102.

What can I expect? PAJAR means Public Access to Judicial Administrative Records. The Judicial Council’s PAJAR team will read the information you give on your form. Please give all the details you can about the records you want because this will help the PAJAR team search for them. If the PAJAR team has questions, they will email you.

How long will it take? Every email to the PAJAR team receives an automatic reply, confirming that the PAJAR team has received the email. The automatic reply includes information about the types of records the PAJAR team cannot provide and links to resources that may be helpful. If you have asked for records the PAJAR team can provide, and the PAJAR team has no questions, the PAJAR team will send you another email about 10 days after it gets your request. That email may tell you that the Judicial Council has the records you want or that the council does not have those records. The email may tell you that the PAJAR team needs more time to finish work on your request. If the PAJAR team needs more time, it will tell you a date when it expects to finish work and notify you of the results of its search. If the Judicial Council has records to give you, the PAJAR team most often will send you electronic copies by email. If you do not have an email account, the PAJAR team will send you paper copies by regular mail.
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Choosing a health club
Before you sign a contract to join a health club, do a little research to be sure no one is cheating you. The Attorney General advises you to educate yourself by visiting or calling at least two other health clubs to learn about:

how much membership costs and when you will have to pay dues
operating hours
variety and frequency of classes
your ability to use multiple locations

Do not give in to high-pressure sales tactics or feel obligated to sign a contract immediately:

Tell the health club representative you want time to think about joining the club.
Ask for free passes to determine if the club is right for you.
Talk to other members and ask for their feedback.

New York’s Health Club Services Act
Because of deceptive practices in health clubs, the New York State legislature passed the New York Health Club Services Act to protect consumers like you. The act covers contracts for instruction or training in bodybuilding, exercising, weight reduction and figure development, martial arts (including judo, karate, and self-defense), tennis and racquetball, and other types of physical training, as well as spas.
Contract protections
Keep the following important protections in mind as you consider a contract: 

Your contract cannot exceed $3,600 per year (excluding tennis and racquetball facilities).
Your contract cannot be for a term longer than 36 months.
You must be able to cancel your contract within three days of signing it.
You must be able to cancel your contract at any time for any of the following reasons. The health club must include these terms in your contract.
Getting Urgent Care At VA Or In-Network Community Providers | Veterans Affairs
Note: Your family members can’t use your urgent care benefit.

Covered urgent care services
We cover urgent care services at VA medical centers as well as in-network urgent care centers and walk-in retail health clinics.
These are examples of covered services:

Care for minor injuries and illnesses (like strep throat, pink eye, sprained muscles, and skin and ear infections)
Diagnostic services like X-rays and some types of lab tests
Some types of medicines and vaccines

Note: If you think your life or health is in danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

What to bring with you to a community urgent care provider

A valid, government-issued photo ID, and
A copy of the VA urgent care assistance card

You can print out a copy of the urgent care assistance card or show the card on your mobile device.
Download the VA urgent care billing information card (PDF)

What to do when you arrive at a community urgent care provider

Confirm that the provider is in our network. Check for a posted sign or ask a staff member. If you go to an out-of-network urgent care provider, you may have to pay the full cost of care. By law, we can’t pay claims for out-of-network providers.
Fill out the provider’s intake form.
Tell the provider you want to use your VA urgent care benefit. Show the provider your urgent care assistance card. The provider will call the phone number for your region listed on the card to check your eligibility.
Don’t pay a copay.

If you need help using your urgent care benefit, call us:

Call 888-901-6609 if the provider is in Puerto Rico, Washington, D.C., or any of these states: AL, AR, CT, DE, FL, GA, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MA, MD, ME, MI, MN, MO, MS, NC, ND, NE, NH, NJ, NY, OH, OK, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, VA, VI, VT, WI, or WV.
Public Records - judicial_council
• Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate District, https://www.courts.ca.gov/2937.htm;
• Court of Appeal Fifth Appellate District, https://www.courts.ca.gov/2991.htm;
• Court of Appeal, Sixth Appellate District, https://www.courts.ca.gov/3007.htm.

You can find information about which Court of Appeal may have a specific case in the California Courts Self-Help Guide, here.

You can also see a map showing the California counties in each Court of Appeal district at www.courts.ca.gov/documents/appdistmap.pdf.

You can see a map showing Court of Appeal case number prefixes (A–H) at www.courts.ca.gov/courtsofappeal.htm.

How can I get copies of California superior court records?

There is one superior court located in each of the 58 California counties. You must contact the individual superior court to ask for copies of its records, both case records and judicial administrative records. Each superior court is responsible for keeping its own records, and the Judicial Council’s PAJAR team is not able to provide copies.

You can find information about the 58 California superior courts at www.courts.ca.gov/superiorcourts.htm.

You can find a list of all 58 superior courts, with links to their websites at www.courts.ca.gov/find-my-court.htm?query=browse_courts. On the same page, you will find links to specific superior court website pages that have court contact information, jury information, traffic information, self-help resources, and Court of Appeal districts.

The superior court websites have information about how to ask for copies of court case records and judicial administrative records.

What are examples of superior court case records?

These are examples of superior court case records:

Divorce decrees or orders;
Wills;
Name change records;
Criminal history records;
Traffic tickets and other traffic violation records; and
Probate records, including records of guardianships and conservatorships.
News Flash • Dublin • CivicEngage
The City of Dublin will host a Community Garage Sale on Saturday, September 28, 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., in the parking lot at Dublin Sports Grounds (6700 Dublin Blvd.).  Registration is now open for those wishing to sell their "treasures.&qu...Read on... 
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2024 Dublin Farmers' Market Now Open Thursdays at Emerald Glen Park!
The seasonal Dublin Farmers' Market is now open for business on Thursdays, 4:00 to 8:00 p.m., at Emerald Glen Park, 4201 Central Parkway.  The Market runs through September 26.  The City of Dublin partners with Pacific Coast Far...Read on... 
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City of Dublin Seeking Instructors for Future Dublin Arts Center
The new Dublin Arts Center is expected to open by Summer 2024.  We are looking for passionate individuals to join our team of contract instructors in the fields of Arts and Arts Enrichment.   As a contract instructor, you will have the o...Read on... 
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City of Dublin Introduces an "Adopt-a-Bench" Program
The City of Dublin has introduced a new program to the community, whereby the public may honor special people or events in their lives by "adopting" a new or existing six-foot steel bench in one of Dublin's many parks.  Through...Read on... 
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