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Monterey 
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If your care about the sanctuary and want do more to protect this special place, consider volunteering! Volunteers help educate visitors about wildlife, collect important research data from sanctuary beaches and watersheds, and provide advice on key sanctuary management and protection issues. Time commitments vary for each opportunity—please check the specific program you are interested in.
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Cyber Bullying / Personal AccountabilityThis is a dynamic course designed to educate junior high school students (12 to 15 yrs) on some of the risky behaviors currently demonstrated by individuals in their age group. This class includes case studies, video presentations and class discussions. The course addresses such topics as sexting, on line bullying, criminal threats and common school related crimes. It is stressed throughout the presentation that these students are of the age where they will be held accountable for their actions, which can result in school suspension, criminal prosecution and fines.Internet Safety PresentationThe Placer County Sheriff’s Youth Services Division has created an Internet safety course designed to educate parents and school staff about some of the dangers our children face when using the Internet. This presentation addresses on line predators, cyber bullying, identifying questionable websites and risky online communications. Much of the curriculum offered during the course was provided by Netsmartz  The Internet safety presentation is a 60 to 90 minute course and is usually made to groups of 20 or more.Site Safety & Lockdown ProceduresThe school resource officers work closely with the school districts and each campus in developing site safety plans and lockdown procedures. Our officers assess each campus for possible areas of concern and develop law enforcement and medical response plans along with evacuation procedures.Substance Abuse & Narcotics EducationThe school resource officers tailor the substance abuse education to specific age groups and the needs of each audience. These topics can range from current street-drug trends, prescription medications, introductory type drugs to alcohol and tobacco use. Our officers have power point presentations, videos, educational brochures and paraphernalia displays.The Sheriff’s Office is currently working with the Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement in developing a large scale event that can accommodate up to 800 students. This presentation is a one day event and is geared toward the junior high age student.

 
 
 

 

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Student Project: 18 Ways NASA Uses Pi | NASA/JPL Edu
To do this, they have to slow down the spacecraft just enough and at exactly the right time for it to get pulled into orbit by the planet’s gravity. Engineers determine how much that gravity will tug on the spacecraft, how fast the spacecraft is going and the details of the new orbit. Using those numbers, along with pi, they can compute exactly how much they need to put on the brakes – which for a spacecraft, means firing its forward-facing thrusters at just the right moment.

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11. Tracking the movements of asteroids One of the jobs of comet and asteroid hunters, like those at NASA’s Center for Near-Earth Objects, is to determine how quickly an object is rotating. From their observations of the object, scientists can estimate how long it takes the object to make one complete rotation on its axis. Then, unit conversion is used to find the object’s angular velocity, which is often measured in radians per second. (You can think of radians as slices of a circle, or better yet, slices of pi.)› Use pi like a NASA engineer to solve this puzzler!› Learn more about the image

12. Keeping rover wheels turning Rover wheels have distinct designs on them that leave patterns on the ground as they turn. These patterns serve as visual markers that help operators while driving the Mars rovers remotely from Earth. Pi is used to calculate how far the rover should travel with each wheel rotation. By measuring the distance from one wheel mark to another, rover drivers can determine if the wheels are slipping or if they’ve driven the expected distance.› Use pi like a Mars rover driver to solve this puzzler!

13. Investigating alien ice Scientists studying extreme environments, such as those on comets and the moons of Jupiter and Saturn, want to learn how processes unfold on their surfaces. In the case of icy environments, one way to do that is by using lasers in the laboratory to explode ice samples and then studying the chemical reaction that takes place. Scientists use pi to calculate the beam width of the laser and understand how much energy is hitting their ice sample.› Use pi like a NASA scientist to solve this puzzler!
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RegistrationFor Summer 2024 Classes Register online at www.mhparksandrec.com Activity Cancellation/Transfer FormQuestions? Call 408-782-2128 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday or email jamie.wills@morganhill.ca.gov.Place an Ad in the Recreation Activity Guide Interested in placing an ad in an upcoming issue of the recreation activity guide? Submit the Online Form or fill out the PDF Form and send to jasmin.lu@morganhill.ca.gov.

 
 
 

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Full-time professional placements include trial and appellate courts throughout California and the Administrative Office of the Courts; the Superior Court in Alameda County is proud to offer a dynamic and insightful experience for each fellow working in our Court. Upon acceptance into the program, fellows enroll as graduate students in Public Policy and Administration at Sacramento State, and attend academic seminars. Each year, ten fellows are accepted into the ten-month program, which begins in September of each year.
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The Bay Area JusticeCorps program presents an innovative approach to solving one of the more pressing issues faced by courts around the country today: providing equal access to justice. Alameda Superior Court serves as the lead court in the Bay Area JusticeCorps partnership that also includes the Superior Courts of San Mateo, San Francisco and Santa Clara. Each year, through funding provided by AmeriCorps and the California Administrative Office of the Courts, the program recruits and trains a diverse group of 70 university students and six recent graduates to augment overburdened court and legal aid staff who are assisting self-represented litigants in court-based self-help programs. These highly motivated and well-trained members each provide at least 300 hours of in-depth and individualized services to self-represented litigants. The program offers outstanding opportunities for students to learn about the law and to provide a much needed service to their community.
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The Court invites all interested high school students, educators, mock trial teams, and youth-oriented community groups to join our annual Law Day celebration. Law Day is typically celebrated in Alameda County during the third week of May so as not to interfere with student’s testing schedule. A nationally celebrated day established by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, Law Day celebrates the rule of law and underscores how law and the legal process contribute to the freedoms all Americans share. For more information about Law Day, visit www.lawday.org.

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| + Expand image How It WorksDividing any circle’s circumference by its diameter gives you an answer of pi, which is usually rounded to 3.14. Because pi is an irrational number, its decimal representation goes on forever and never repeats. In 2022, mathematician Simon Plouffe discovered the formula to calculate any single digit of pi. In the same year, teams around the world used cloud computing technology to calculate pi to 100 trillion digits. But you might be surprised to learn that for space exploration, NASA uses far fewer digits of pi.Here at NASA, we use pi to measure the area of telescope mirrors, determine the composition of asteroids, and calculate the volume of rock samples. But pi isn’t just used for exploring the cosmos. Since pi can be used to find the area or circumference of round objects and the volume or surface area of shapes like cylinders, cones, and spheres, it is useful in all sorts of ways. Transportation teams use pi when determining the size of new subway tunnels. Electricians can use pi when calculating the current or voltage passing through circuits. And you might even use pi to figure out how much fencing is needed around a circular school garden bed. In the United States, March 14 can be written as 3.14, which is why that date was chosen for celebrating all things pi. In 2009, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a resolution officially designating March 14 as Pi Day and encouraging teachers and students to celebrate the day with activities that teach students about pi. And that's precisely what the NASA Pi Day Challenge is all about! The Science Behind the 2023 NASA Pi Day ChallengeThis 10th installment of the NASA Pi Day Challenge includes four noodle-nudgers that get students using pi to calculate the amount of rock sampled by the Perseverance Mars rover, the light-collecting power of the James Webb Space Telescope, the composition of asteroid (16) Psyche, and the type of solar eclipse we can expect in October.Read on to learn more about the science and engineering behind each problem or click the link below to jump right into the challenge.
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What are STDs?Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), also known as sexually transmitted infections or STIs, are very common. Millions of new infections occur every year in the United States.
​​STDs are passed from one person to another through sexual activity including vaginal, oral, and anal sex. They can also be passed from one person to another through intimate physical contact, such as heavy petting, though this is not very common.
​​STDs don’t always cause symptoms or may only cause mild symptoms, so it is possible to have an infection and not know it. That is why it is important to get tested if you are having sex. If you are diagnosed with an STD, know that all can be treated with medicine and some can be cured entirely.
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Webb Cracks Case of Inflated Exoplanet - NASA Science
NASA, ESA, CSA, Ralf Crawford (STScI)The Problem with WASP-107 bAt more than three-quarters the volume of Jupiter but less than one-tenth the mass, the “warm Neptune” exoplanet WASP-107 b is one of the least dense planets known. While puffy planets are not uncommon, most are hotter and more massive, and therefore easier to explain.“Based on its radius, mass, age, and assumed internal temperature, we thought WASP-107 b had a very small, rocky core surrounded by a huge mass of hydrogen and helium,” explained Luis Welbanks from Arizona State University (ASU), lead author on a paper published today in Nature. “But it was hard to understand how such a small core could sweep up so much gas, and then stop short of growing fully into a Jupiter-mass planet.”If WASP-107 b instead has more of its mass in the core, the atmosphere should have contracted as the planet cooled over time since it formed. Without a source of heat to re-expand the gas, the planet should be much smaller. Although WASP-107 b has an orbital distance of just 5 million miles (one-seventh the distance between Mercury and the Sun), it doesn’t receive enough energy from its star to be so inflated.“WASP-107 b is such an interesting target for Webb because it’s significantly cooler and more Neptune-like in mass than many of the other low-density planets, the hot Jupiters, we’ve been studying,” said David Sing from the Johns Hopkins University (JHU), lead author on a parallel study also published today in Nature. “As a result, we should be able to detect methane and other molecules that can give us information about its chemistry and internal dynamics that we can’t get from a hotter planet.”
Pharmacy PGY2 Rotations | VA Birmingham Health Care | Veterans Affairs
Patients are enrolled in the clinic through the Pharmacy Pain Evaluation Consult, where a plan is developed regarding pain management. Resident will have the opportunity to apply knowledge and perform as the interdisciplinary pain team member independently.

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The General Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation rotation is an elective 4 week learning experience at the Birmingham VA medical clinic for the resident. The resident will work closely with attending faculty on the outpatient rehabilitation service. Educational impact will be significant, as residents will have intensive exposure to complex, traumatic brain injury, amputations and orthopedic trauma/polytrauma, neuropathy, myopathy and debility. Resident will be key contributor to the management of a diverse group of patients. Trainees will learn during the PGY2 year how to function effectively as part of a coordinated team, how to take medical histories, order appropriate diagnostic tests and labs, and how to interpret the results. They will be educated on utilizing history and physical data to appropriately establish goals and outcomes for each patient.

Academic Detailing (elective, 4 weeks at BVAHCS)

The purpose of Academic Detailing is to provide educational outreach to healthcare providers based on National and VISN initiatives. This rotation includes reviewing and learning evidence-based medicine, developing and/or promoting educational material that include key messages, providing Academic Detailing outreach to VA providers, identifying and resolving barriers, socializing new campaigns, and conducting patient chart reviews for opioid safety measures. This rotation will also include one clinic day a week in the interdisciplinary pain clinic.

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