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Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)Adopted Revisions to 13 NYCRR 11(Effective February 1, 2021)View/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)Assessment of Comment to Part 10View/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)Assessment of Comment to Part 11View/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)ATS-2 DISCONTINUANCE OF OFFERINGView/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)Business Entity (RI-1)View/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)CHAPTER III THEATRICAL SYNDICATION FINANCING PART 50 THEATRICAL FINANCINGView/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)COMMODITY BROKER-DEALERS, SALESPERSONS AND INVESTMENT ADVISORS PART 13View/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)COMMODITY BROKER/DEALER STATEMENTView/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)COVERSHEET TO ACCOMPANY INVESTMENT ADVISER FORMSView/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)Did Not Amend RegistrationView/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)Exemption Form For Franchisor To An Existing Franchisee Pursuant TO GBL § 684(3)(D)View/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)Federal Covered Investment Company Dealers (formerly Open End Investment Companies) Heading > Form NFView/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)FORM ADV (Paper Version) UNIFORM APPLICATION FOR INVESTMENT ADVISER & REPORT BY EXEMPT REPORTING ADVISERSView/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)FORM ADV (Paper Version) UNIFORM APPLICATION FOR INVESTMENT ADVISER REGISTRATION PART 1BView/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)FORM ADV (Paper Version) UNIFORM APPLICATION FOR INVESTMENT ADVISER REGISTRATION PART 2: Uniform Requirements for the Investment Adviser Brochure and Brochure SupplementsView/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)FORM ADV DOMESTIC INVESTMENT ADVISER EXECUTION PAGEView/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)Form ADV-H APPLICATION FOR A TEMPORARY OR CONTINUING HARDSHIP EXEMPTIONView/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)Form ADV: General InstructionsView/download document
Bureau: Investor Protection (IPB)Form BD Uniform Application for Broker-Dealer RegistrationView/download document
Volunteer Or Donate | VA Birmingham Health Care | Veterans Affairs
For a current list of needs or to donate, please visit https://www.cdceportal.va.gov/donate_at_facility/ and select Alabama – Birmingham VA Medical Center
Monetary donations are essential in providing supplemental services to our Veterans. Donated funds may be deposited in our general-purpose account for the benefit of Veterans, or may be specified for a particular area:
General Purpose for the benefit of patients
Hospice
Blind Rehab
Recreation Therapy
Social Work / Homeless Program
Mental Health
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Primary Care
Community Based Outreach Clinics (CBOCs)
Other programs not listed can receive specific (earmarked) donations too! Contact the CDCE office 205-933-4396 for information.
Become a volunteer
Volunteers provide many important functions throughout the hospital and help make our patients' stay more enjoyable. Coming from a variety of professions, physical abilities, cultural backgrounds, and schedule availability, we match volunteers to assignments that will have the most impact to allow us to extend and maximize services.
The onboarding process includes:
Submitting a request to volunteer https://www.cdceportal.va.gov
Being 18 years old (a youth program for students 15-17 is provided during the summer months when visitation and health / safety restrictions permit)
Completing an application and attending orientation
Completing all applicable screenings (such as a background and health screening)
The full onboarding process may take 2 - 3 weeks.
Volunteer assignments are limited at this time. After you submit a request to volunteer online a CDCE team member will contact you to discuss available options.
The CDCE office does oversee shadowing and observations by individuals NOT seeking academic credit for their time. Observers still must complete the full volunteer onboarding process prior to placement.
How to become a volunteer
By volunteering at a VA health care facility, you'll provide critical support to our nation's heroes. 
To become a volunteer, fill out an application. Once completed, print the application, sign it, and send it by email to VHABIRVoluntaryService@va.gov, or through the U.S. Postal Service to:
Birmingham VA Health Care System
2001 Budget Analysis:Employment Development Department
Below we discuss the costs of increasing the maximum benefit level to a level of wage
replacement roughly equivalent to 1992, the last time benefits were increased.
Cost of Restoring UI Benefits to 1992 Wage Replacement Level. During calendar year 2000, the UI program paid benefits in the amount of $2.8 billion to
about 14.8 million workers. If the Legislature wanted to raise the level of the wage replacement to the 1992 level, the maximum benefit level would need to be
raised from $230 to $300. With this increase, the maximum weekly benefit would then replace about 39 percent of average weekly nonagricultural wages.
According to EDD, increasing the maximum weekly benefit amount would raise total benefit payments by $178 million in calendar year 2002, $261 million in
2003, $269 million in 2004, and $275 million in 2005.
Financing the Benefit Increase. One way to finance the benefit increase would be to raise the taxable wage base. Currently, employers pay unemployment
taxes on up to $7,000 in wages paid to each worker. To finance the proposed increase with no adverse impact on the UI Fund, the $7,000 ceiling would have to
be raised by $700 to $7,700. This increase in the taxable wage base would raise the average annual cost to the employer by $19 for each employee who reaches
the $7,700 taxable wage.
Summary. The UI benefit levels are a policy decision for the Legislature. Benefits have not been increased since 1992. Raising benefits in 2002, to a level of
wage replacement equivalent to 1992, would raise the average annual cost to employers by $19 per employee.
Federal Welfare-to-Work Block Grant Program 
California received $367.6 million in Welfare-to-Work block grant funds from the Department of Labor. Recent federal legislation extended the deadline
for expending Welfare-to-Work funds from July 2002 until July 2004. 
Background. The Balanced Budget Act of 1997 (Act) authorized the federal Department of Labor (DOL) to provide Welfare-to-Work grants to states and local
communities.
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2023 - Caltrans Marks 50th Anniversary. Fifty years ago, the State of California established a new Department of Transportation (Caltrans) to unify a wide range of transportation functions under a single entity. Since July 1973, the department has managed one of the most complex transportation systems in the nation and helped play a vital role in creating the world’s fourth largest economy.

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Courthouse History | Superior Court of California | County of Tuolumne
The contract called for the old courthouse to be removed and the site ready for the contractor to begin work by July 20, 1898. The various county officers, their records, and furnishings were located throughout the downtown area. In mid-June, the old courthouse was auctioned off in three sections. Only about 50 people attended. The northern addition erected in 1891 was sold for $26.00, and the older addition on the south went for only $5.00. The original courthouse had been purchased by the contractor for $50.00.
The total cost of the "new" courthouse, including electrical work, painting, heating, ventilating, vaults, and new matching furnishings came to $100,843.00. While this sum was over budget, it is significantly less than the cost for such a structure today.
The cornerstone of the courthouse was dedicated on September 28, 1898, with approximately 500 spectators present in the midst of a drenching rainstorm. The formal dedication ceremonies were conducted by the Tuolumne Lodge No. 8, F. & A. M., and orator of the day, attorney Frank D. Nicol. During the following year, a three-story building was erected of steel, concrete, and brick. The hallways were laid with imported tile, the interior walls faced with fine local Columbia marble, and the open staircases guarded with ornate iron railings. The exterior was finished off with yellow Roman pressed brick and sandstone from Colusa County.
On July 23, 1900, the contractor and Board of Supervisors declared the courthouse to be fully and finally completed and the work accepted.
On January 1, 1981, the courthouse was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Accordingly, regulations must be strictly adhered to in order to preserve the historic value of the building when considering repairs or improvements.
Interesting historic courthouse facts:
The historic courthouse was designed in the Spanish Revival style of architecture, somewhat resembling the old missions of California.
The foundation of the historic courthouse required 500 barrels of cement, 300 wagon loads of gravel, and 150 loads of sand.
It was estimated that 800,000 common red bricks were used during construction.
Cancer Care | VA Minneapolis Health Care | Veterans Affairs
They develop the best treatment and prevention strategies for cancer. They also research ways to ease side effects of cancer and cancer treatments. We are enrolling in research studies for lung, prostate, renal cancers and leukemia. Talk to your oncologist if you are interested in participating.Learn more about the Alliance for Clinical for Clinical Trials in Oncology.Annual report

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We offer a number of services to support you and the Veteran you care for. Ask a caregiver support coordinator to help you find what you need, whether it's in-home help, someone to listen or anything in between. Ask your provider to place a VA Caregiver Consult.
Learn more and connect with our Caregiver Support Program
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VA National Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
Health promotion and disease prevention to support Veterans in achieving optimal health and well-being.
VA Office of Research & Development
VA researchers are working hard to understand the mechanisms that cause cancer, evaluate existing treatments and find new drugs and therapies for Veterans and others with cancer.
CancerCare®
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Chemocare.com
"Chemocare.com is a comprehensive resource for cancer patients and their caregivers that provides chemotherapy drug and side effect information, cancer wellness information, and links to additional reliable resources and organizations."
National Cancer Institute
"NCI leads, conducts, and supports cancer research across the nation to advance scientific knowledge and help all people live longer, healthier lives."
A Breath of Hope Lung Foundation
"A Breath of Hope Lung Foundation fights lung cancer by funding innovative U.S. lung cancer research, raising awareness and supporting lung cancer patients and families."
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Annual Pass Purchase and Tax Deductible Contribution Program
The first $195 of your contribution to the California State Parks Protection Fund buys the California Explorer Annual Pass that will grant access to over 130 State Parks operated Parks and Recreation areas that charge a Vehicle Day Use Fee.  Plus, if you make a contribution above the price of the $195 California Explorer Annual Pass to the State Parks Protection Fund, your additional contributions are tax deductible on your State Income Taxes. With our new tax deduction program, supporting State Parks can be rewarding to your bottom line and your inner spirit. For more information contact your income tax professional or use this link to email the California State Franchise Tax Board:  Email Franchise Tax Board
You can also call the Franchise Tax Board Information Line toll free at 800-852-5711, available from 8am to 5pm, Monday through Fridays, except holidays. Additional contact means are listed on the following FTB (www.ftb.ca.gov/help/contact) webpage.Annual Passes purchased through the State Parks Protection Fund program will be mailed directly to the residence of the tax filer by California State Parks. See the Frequently Asked Questions at the right for more details.

Below is the Franchise Tax Board (FTB) description of the State Parks Protection Fund and our Annual Pass Purchase and Tax Deductible Contribution Program:Code 423, State Parks Protection FundCalifornia residents can make a voluntary contribution to the funds listed on Form 540, Side 4.
You can contribute any amount to the State Parks Protection Fund/Parks Pass Purchase. To receive a single annual park pass, your contribution must equal or exceed $195.  When applicable, FTB will forward your name and address from your tax return to the Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) who will issue a single $195 California Explorer Vehicle Day Use Annual Pass to you. Only one pass will be provided per tax return. You may contact DPR directly to purchase additional passes. If there is an error on your tax return in the computation of total contributions or if we disallow the contribution you requested because there is no credit available for the tax year, your name and address will not be forwarded to DPR. Any contribution to the State Parks Protection Fund/Parks Pass Purchase will be considered a voluntary contribution.