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Reservation & Rental Fees
What does it cost to rent a campsite or cabin?

Reservation fee: $7.25 for campsites, cabins, cottages and yurts.
Registration/walk-in fee: $1.25 for campsites, cabins cottages and yurts.
Campsite Base Rate: $15 except for some primitive sites at Glimmerglass and Cherry Plain which are $12.
Cabin Base Rate: varies depending on capacity
Amenity Fees: For some campsites and cabins, additional fees for amenities are added to the base rate.
For campsites, amenities can include, flagship, electric, full hook-up, waterfront/oceanfront, tent platform and weekend/holiday use.
For cabins/yurts, amenities can include air conditioning, electricity, electric/propane/fireplace and/or woodstove heat, porch, screened porch, living room, shower, toilet, running water, 
	# of bedrooms, prime location, and prime condition.
Out-of-State residents will pay an extra $5/night for campsites and an extra $7/night for cabins/cottages and yurts.
Civil Case Coordination - superior_courts
A petition for coordination may be submitted by any of the following:

A presiding judge of any court in which one of the included actions is pending.
All plaintiffs or all defendants to one of the included actions. This means that all the parties on one side of one lawsuit must join in the petition in order to submit the petition directly to the Judicial Council without prior leave of court.
Any party to one of the actions, after obtaining an order granting permission from the presiding judge. The party must include the order granting permission when it submits its petition to coordinate to the Chair of the Judicial Council.

(Code Civ. Proc., § 404, Cal. Rules of Court, rule 3.520(b).)

What are the methods for initiating coordination of complex civil actions?
First-time petitioners frequently think that the procedural rule 3.520(b) (of the California Rules of Court) is an alternative to the petition procedure. This is incorrect. The petitioner avoids delay and duplication of effort by petitioning the Judicial Council directly, but the petitioner must satisfy "the all parties plaintiff or defendant rule" set forth in Code of Civil Procedure section 404 in order to do so. In contrast, rule 3.520(b) provides a means to obtain leave of the court to petition for coordination if the rule has not been satisfied. No other coordination procedure exists in the superior court for complex actions pending in more than one county.

Is there a fee for filing a petition for coordination?
The Judicial Council does not charge a filing fee.

What documents does the petitioner submit to the chair of the Judicial Council?
A petition packet submitted to the chair of the Judicial Council should contain an original and one copy, and an additional copy plus a self-addressed stamped envelope if a conformed copy is requested, of the following documents:

Petition for Coordination;
Supporting Memorandum of Points and Authorities;
Supporting Declaration (that the actions sought to be coordinated are complex and meet the standards for coordination); and
An order from the presiding judge granting permission to submit a Petition for Coordination, if a direct petition is not authorized by Code of Civil Procedure section 404.

The following documents must be submitted within five calendar days of submitting the Petition for Coordination:
Frequently Asked Questions :: California Secretary of State
The Top Two Candidates Open Primary Act does not apply to candidates running for U.S. President, county central committee, or local office.
How are presidential primary elections conducted in California?
Qualified political parties in California may hold presidential primaries in one of two ways:

Closed presidential primary - the party only allows voters indicating a preference for that party to vote for its presidential nominee.
Modified-closed presidential primary - in addition to allowing voters indicating a preference for that party to vote for its presidential nominee, the party also allows voters who did not indicate a party preference to vote for its presidential nominee.

If a qualified political party chooses to hold a modified-closed presidential primary, the party must notify the California Secretary of State no later than the 135th day before Election Day.
What do party preferences mean when listed with candidates' names on the ballot? What are the qualified political parties and abbreviations of those party names?
The term "party preference" is now used in place of the term "party affiliation." A candidate must indicate his or her preference or lack of preference for a qualified political party. If the candidate has a qualified political party preference, that qualified political party will be indicated by the candidate's name on the ballot. If a candidate does not have a party preference, "Party Preference: None" will be indicated by the candidate's name on the ballot.
Similarly, voters who were previously known as "decline-to-state" voters (because they did not have a party affiliation) are now known as having "no party preference" or known as "NPP" voters.
Abbreviations for the qualified political parties are:

DEM = Democratic Party
REP = Republican Party
AI = American Independent Party
GRN = Green Party
LIB = Libertarian Party
PF = Peace & Freedom Party

If a candidate receives a majority of the vote (over 50 percent) in the primary election, will there still be a general election?
Yes. The top two vote-getters move on to the general election regardless of party preference or whether one candidate receives a majority of all votes cast in the primary election.
FAQs • Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation of the State o
No, the Red Bus is free. 

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Can I take strollers on the Red Bus?

Yes, but they must be closed on the bus upon the operator's request. 

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What is the cost for the MTA Bus?

The Q102 bus takes the MetroCard. Please check the mta.info website for current fare info. 

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Does the Capital Planning & Projects Department perform the same duties as an Engineering Department?

Capital Planning & Projects, formerly known as the Engineering Department, performs similar duties to the Engineering Department.Like the former Engineering Department CP&P continues to provide bid opportunities for major capital projects. The department will oversee and manage RIOC driven capital projects, but with a focus on design through planning, environmental, social, and economic analysis of the neighborhood as a whole. 

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Where do I submit my construction permit? 

Contractors/Vendors that are performing work on Roosevelt Island must apply for a RIOC Construction Permit, which can be found here. 

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I am interested in a construction / consulting bid opportunity, what is the process?

If you are interested in any RFP posted by RIOC, please go to our RFP page. 

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Does the Capital Planning & Projects Department perform in-house design? 

The department performs a hybrid of in-house and consulting design. Smaller projects are typically done in-house, while larger capital projects must go through the RFP/bid process. 

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Are there currently any positions available?

All open positions are listed on the Careers page. 

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How do I apply for open positions?

Please email your resume to the Human Resources Department. Please list the position you are applying for. 

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Is the RIOC employee base unionized?

RIOC employs both union and non-union personnel. Union currently representing RIOC staff include: SEIU 32BJ, Teamsters Local 210 and PSOBA. 

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Are RIOC employees, employees of New York City?
Is Time Travel Possible? | NASA Space Place – NASA Science for Kids
Is Time Travel Possible? | NASA Space Place – NASA Science for Kids

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Is Time Travel Possible?

The Short Answer:

 Although humans can't hop into a time machine and go back in time, we do know that clocks on airplanes and satellites travel at a different speed than those on Earth.
 

We all travel in time! We travel one year in time between birthdays, for example. And we are all traveling in time at approximately the same speed: 1 second per second.

We typically experience time at one second per second. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

NASA's space telescopes also give us a way to look back in time. Telescopes help us see stars and galaxies that are very far away. It takes a long time for the light from faraway galaxies to reach us. So, when we look into the sky with a telescope, we are seeing what those stars and galaxies looked like a very long time ago.
However, when we think of the phrase "time travel," we are usually thinking of traveling faster than 1 second per second. That kind of time travel sounds like something you'd only see in movies or science fiction books. Could it be real? Science says yes!

This image from the Hubble Space Telescope shows galaxies that are very far away as they existed a very long time ago. Credit: NASA, ESA and R. Thompson (Univ. Arizona)

How do we know that time travel is possible?
More than 100 years ago, a famous scientist named Albert Einstein came up with an idea about how time works. He called it relativity. This theory says that time and space are linked together. Einstein also said our universe has a speed limit: nothing can travel faster than the speed of light (186,000 miles per second).

Einstein's theory of relativity says that space and time are linked together. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

What does this mean for time travel? Well, according to this theory, the faster you travel, the slower you experience time.
Abortion in New York State: Know Your Rights
Abortion in New York State: Know Your Rights

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Abortion in New York State: Know Your Rights

 Abortion Rights Are Protected in New York State
 
Abortion has been legal under New York State law since 1970 – three years before the Roe v. Wade decision legalized abortion throughout the country. Because the right is codified in New York State law, federal decisions to limit access to abortion will not impact New York State.
As abortion rights are under attack in certain states and at the federal level, Governor Kathy Hochul is fighting to preserve and strengthen these rights in New York State. Our state will ensure that abortion remains safe, legal, and accessible for all who need it.
On April 7, 2023, two federal courts released rulings regarding Mifepristone, a component of the medication abortion regimen. Medication abortion remains safe and available in New York State.

I have three messages regarding the persistent assault on women's rights, and a woman's right to determine and make her own decisions about her own body. And they are simple messages: Not here. Not now. Not ever.
Governor Kathy Hochul

 SAFE ABORTION ACCESS FOR ALL IN NEW YORK STATE 
 
Abortion access is available for New Yorkers and for those coming from outside of New York State. You do not have to be a New York State resident to receive care here. Medication abortion and in-clinic abortion is available in New York State. You can speak to a provider about your options, and your privacy will be protected every step of the way. In New York, you can get an abortion up to and including 24 weeks of pregnancy. After 24 weeks, you can still get an abortion if your health or pregnancy is at risk.Find an abortion provider near you

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Education News & Blogs – NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
But, in this case, to mark what was a significant event for the project, the team at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory worked with the center's DesignLab to create a fun video featuring the pet of a JPL employee – a now famous orange tabby named Taters – chasing a laser. The video was also a nod to the project's use of lasers (more on that in a minute) and the first television test broadcast in 1928 that featured a statue of the cartoon character Felix the Cat. This 15-second ultra-high-definition video featuring a cat named Taters was streamed via laser from deep space by NASA on Dec. 11, 2023. | Watch on YouTubeHow lasers improve spacecraft communicationsThe NASA project designed to test this new technology is known as Deep Space Optical Communications, or DSOC. It aims to prove that we can indeed transmit data from deep space at a higher information rate.To improve upon the rate at which data flows between spacecraft and antennas on Earth, DSOC uses laser signals rather than the radio signals currently used to transmit data. Radio signals and laser signals are both part of the electromagnetic spectrum and travel at the same speed – the speed of light – but they have different wavelengths. The DSOC lasers transmit data in the near-infrared portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, so their wavelength is shorter than radio waves, and they have a higher frequency. This chart compares the wavelength and frequency range of each kind of wave on the electromagnetic spectrum. Note: The graphic representations are not to scale. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech | + Expand image | › Download low-ink version for printingSince there are more infrared than radio wavelengths over a particular distance, more data can be sent over the same distance using infrared. And since the speed of infrared and radio waves is equal to the speed of light, this also means that more data can be sent in the same length of time using infrared. As a result, DSOC’s maximum information rate is around 267 megabits per second (Mbps), faster than many terrestrial internet signals. At that high data rate, the 153.6 megabit cat video took only 0.58 seconds to transmit and another 101 seconds to travel the 19 million miles to Earth at the speed of light.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) | Placer County, CA
Just as there is no limit on the amount of reduction, there is no limit to the amount being restored to the Factored-Base-Year Value.

Is the Assessor required to restore my protected Proposition 13 value even if it’s more than a 2% increase?

Yes, just as there is no limit to the amount of reduction when arriving at market value, there is no limit to the amount being restored when market value increases, up to the factored Proposition 13 base year amount.

If I have been granted a reduction for the current year will I have to request another review next year?

No, once you have been granted a reduction pursuant to Proposition 8 your next year's value will automatically be reviewed. A Notification of Assessed Value will be sent to you in July, which will indicate our findings.

What should I do if I disagree with the value placed on my property?

If after review of the Notification of Assessed Value you disagree with the value, you have until September 15 (or the next business day if the 15th falls on a weekend or holiday) of that year in which to file an Assessment Appeal Application with the Assessment Appeals Board.

Why isn't my value reduction permanent?

Proposition 8 (now California State Revenue and Taxation Code Section 51) requires the Assessor to compare each property's Factored-Base-Year value with the current market value, and enroll the lesser of the two each year.

What if after having been given a reduction, my value continues to decline?

Once a property value has been lowered for Proposition 8, your next year’s assessed value will be automatically reviewed. The lower of current market value and Factored-Base-Year Value will be enrolled.

What will happen to my assessment if values start to rise?

Your taxable value reduction to market value is temporary and the assessor is required to review the market value of the property each lien date after the reduction, until such time as the Factored-Base-Year Value is less than or equal to the market value.Unless there is a change in ownership or new construction, this increase in value cannot exceed the original assessed value plus the annual inflationary factor not to exceed 2% per year.

My land value looks alright, but my structure value looks high.
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NASA’s Glenn Research Center is working on propulsion technology to increase the fuel efficiency of future aircraft even more, reducing the overall cost to consumers and the impact on the … Read the rest ⇢Acoustics ResearchOur vision is to help increase the peace and quiet in the world by serving as a leader in aircraft engine noise reduction research

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High Speed Test

Testing of the P&W High Speed Rig 1 design was completed in May 2019. Testing included two clearances: a “nominal” liner with scaled engine design clearances, and an “open” liner, where the clearance over the third stage rotor was increased to assess the impact of larger clearance on the 4-stage compressor block operability and performance and validate CFD. Results show greater than predicted stall margin for both clearance configurations at all three investigated speeds. The intent is to use the learnings from this first W7 rig and the low speed rig in W1 to trade stall margin for increased efficiency in a second W7 rig to be tested in FY20.
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NASA-UTRC Small Core Combustor Test

NASA and United Technologies Research Center (UTRC) Collaboration, Advanced Air Transport Technology Project, Small Core Combustor Test (CE-5) 2018. This work is under the scope of the “Compact Gas Turbine (CGT)” subproject of the Advanced Air Transport Technology (AATT) Project. This is the first time an axially-staged single sector combustor has been installed and tested in CE-5, and the first time two traversing gas probes were used to map the exhaust gas profile. Test results indicate that the advanced combustor concept shows potential to meet/exceed NASA’s goal of reducing landing and takeoff NOx emissions by more than 80% below CAEP6 requirement.
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Testing of rear stages of a compressor representing features of reduced core size in low speed rig at NASA Glenn Research Center.