vania-janet/multiturn-rag-retrieval-data huggingface dataset:
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San Diego Jennifer Moreno VA Medical Center (JMVAMC), San Diego VBA Regional Office, Fort Rosecrans and Miramar National Cemeteries (NCA), Chula Vista VA Clinic, Escondido VA Clinic, Kearny Mesa VA Clinic, Imperial Valley VA Clinic, Oceanside VA Clinic, Sorrento Valley VA Clinic, Rio Clinic and VISN 22 Office, Shoreham Admin and OIG Office, Homeless Counseling Center Mission Valley, Aspire Center, Chula Vista Vet Center, San Marcos Vet Center, San Diego Vet Center, Carroll Road Admin Office and Compensation and Pension Office.
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Bay Pines VA Medical Center (VAMC), Lee County VHA Healthcare Clinic (HCC), St. Petersburg Regional Office (SPRO) VBA, Bay Pines NCA Cemetery, and Sarasota NCA Cemetery. Community-Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC) clinics in the Area are the Bradenton CBOC, Naples CBOC, North Pinellas CBOC, Port Charlotte CBOC, Sarasota CBOC, Sebring CBOC, and St. Petersburg CBOC. And Vet Centers in the Area are the Clearwater Vet Center, Ft. Myers Vet Center, Naples Vet Center, Sarasota Vet Center, and St. Petersburg Vet Center.
2024
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Privacy Impact Assessments (PIA) - Privacy
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2023
Area
VAEC/Data centers
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https://department.va.gov/privacy/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2023/11/FY24AreaKansasCityPIA.pdf
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Calabrio Advanced Quality Monitoring (AQM)
Calabrio Advanced Quality Monitoring (AQM)
Privacy Impact Assessments (PIA) - Privacy
Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center, VA Indianapolis Region Office, National Cemetery Administration, Office of General Counsel, Indianapolis Veterans Center, Cold Spring Road VA Clinic, Indianapolis YMCA VA Clinic, Indianapolis VA Domiciliary, Shelbyville VA Clinic, Martinsville VA Clinic, Wakeman VA Clinic, Bloomington VA Clinic, Lafayette VA Clinic, Terre Haute VA Clinic, Bloomington Mental Health VA Clinic, Community Outreach Division, VA Optical Lab, VA Patient Response Center, VA Domiciliary & Network 10 Contracting Office
2024
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VAEC
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San Francisco (VA) Veterans Affairs Medical Center, 2) San Francisco VA Downtown (CBOC) Community-based Outpatient Clinic, 3) San Francisco VA Downtown CBOC Expansion, 4) San Francisco VA Homes for Heroes, 5) San Francisco VA Mission Bay Research Center, 6) San Francisco Veterans Center, 7) San Francisco National Cemetery, 8) San Bruno VA CBOC, 9) San Bruno VA NTP, 10) Oakland VA CBOC, 11) Oakland VA Behavioral Clinic, 12) Oakland VA Regional Benefit Office, 13) Oakland Vet Center, 14) North Bay Rohnert Park Vet Center, 15) Santa Rosa VA CBOC, 16) Santa Rosa VA CBOC North, 17) Ukiah VA CBOC, 18) Clearlake VA CBOC, 19) Eureka VA CBOC, 20) Eureka Vet Center.
2024
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VAEC
Pacific
https://department.va.gov/privacy/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2024/04/FY24AreaSanFranciscoPIA.pdf
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California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Book Review – George Meléndez Wright: The Fight for Wildlife and Wilderness in the National Parks. Vernon C. Bleich

Volume 109 Issue 2

Notes from the Editor. Ange Darnell Baker, Editor-in-Chief
Assessing impacts of oil and ingested plastic in black skimmers from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Erica Donnelly-Greenan, Corinne Gibble, and Jessie Beck
Documentation of microplastics in the gastrointestinal tracts of terrestrial raptors in central California, USA. Alexis Leviner and John D. Perrine
Post-fire survival of the threatened California red-legged frog in the Sierra Nevada following the Mosquito Fire. Jeff A. Alvarez, Maresa Scofield, Francesca Cannizzo, Kimberly Comer, Marina L. Olson, Matt Coyle, and Jeffrey T. Wilcox
Delta Smelt stress responses during fish salvage at the John E. Skinner Delta Fish Protective Facility, California. Virginia Afentoulis, Andrew Rockriver, Samreen Siddiqui, and Lauren Damon
Ceratonova shasta infection in lower Feather River Chinook juveniles and trends in water-borne spore stages. John Scott Foott, Jason Kindopp, Katie Gordon, Alana Imrie, and Kassie Hikey

Volume 109 Issue 1

Notes from the Editor. Ange Darnell Baker, Editor-in-Chief
Impacts of the CZU Lightning Complex Fire of August 2020 on the forests of Big Basin Redwoods State Park. Christopher Potter
First record of Patronatrema vaginicola (Dollfus 1937) parasite in the western coast of Baja California Sur, Mexico. Jesus Rodriguez, Roxana Inohuye, and Vicente Gracia López
Recovering the lost potential of meadows to help mitigate challenges facing California's forests and water supply. Karen L. Pope and Adam K. Cummings
Precocious sexual maturity in juvenile California Central Valley spring-run Chinook Salmon. Ryan Revnak

2022

Volume 108 Issue 4

Notes from the Editor. Ange Darnell Baker, Editor-in-Chief
Regional Early Action Planning (REAP) Grants of 2021 | California Department of Housing and Community Development
This allocation prioritized projects that will have a high impact in disadvantaged and historically underserved communities.HIT Awards:City of Oakland: $10 million for Transit Oriented Development around the Mandela BART station, including funding predevelopment activities, infrastructure, and a universal basic mobility program.City of Rancho Cordova: $4 million for non-transportation infrastructure investments for Transit Oriented Development around the Mather Mills Light Rail Station.Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA): $2.41 million to Update TRPA growth management, environmental clearance, and Transfer of Development rights programs to incorporate equity, address climate change concerns, and facilitate infill development.San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG): $10 million for infrastructure investments, capital improvements, and establishing a Community Land Trust (CLT) along the Trolley Blue Line.Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART): $3.58 million to establish a revolving loan fund to fund predevelopment activities for affordable housing development on BART-owned land.REAP 2.0 Tribal and Rural Allocation Awards:$30,000,000 in competitive funding was awarded to Tribal entities and rural communities for place-based planning and implementation activities that support REAP 2.0’s goals and objectives. This allocation will fund transformative planning activities and implementation projects on Tribal lands and in rural counties not represented by an MPO.Big Valley Band of Pomo Indians: $5 million to undertake a rancheria-wide master planning process, develop infill housing, and make utility and infrastructure improvements, including wayfinding, a pedestrian path, and a bus stop.Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians (FTBMI): $410k to develop 14 affordable homes on a transit- and amenity-rich site, setting the stage for the first Tribal Housing Development in Los Angeles.
NASA, Mission Partners to Discuss Starliner Crew Flight Test Progress - NASA
Participants in the briefing include:

NASA Associate Administrator Jim Free
Ken Bowersox, associate administrator, NASA’s Space Operations Mission Directorate
Steve Stich, manager, NASA’s Commercial Crew Program
Dana Weigel, manager, NASA’s International Space Station Program
Mark Nappi, vice president and program manager, Commercial Crew Program, Boeing
Gary Wentz, vice president, Government and Commercial Programs, ULA

Media may ask questions via phone only. For the dial-in number and passcode, media should contact the newsroom at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida no later than 10 a.m., Friday, May 24, at ksc-newsroom@mail.nasa.gov.
Teams continue to assess Starliner’s performance and redundancy after discovering a small but stable helium leak in the spacecraft’s service module. The agency announced May 22 that as part of this work, and unrelated to the current leak, NASA and Boeing are completing a follow-on propulsion system assessment to understand potential helium system impacts on some Starliner return scenarios. NASA also will conduct a Delta-Agency Flight Test Readiness Review closer to launch to evaluate the work performed since the last crew flight test launch attempt on May 6.
NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams will be the first to launch aboard Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft and ULA’s Atlas V rocket from Space Launch Complex-41 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. Following launch, Starliner will dock to the space station before returning to Earth about a week later for a parachute and airbag-assisted landing in the southwestern United States.Learn more about NASA’s Commercial Crew Program at:
https://www.nasa.gov/commercialcrew
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AB 905 PAN (CHAPTER 321, STATUTES OF 2011)
1. Custody and duty of interment
Adds as a first priority the person authorized to direct disposition (PADD) named on a United Stated Department of Defense Record of Emergency Data (DD Form 93) as it exists on December 31, 2011, or its successor form, to establish an agent who has the right and duty of disposition for a decedent who died while on duty in any branch or component of the Armed Forces of the United States, as long as the service member can name their person of choice, regardless of relationship. (Amends Health and Safety Code Section 7100 in conjunction with SB 647).
SB 647 COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY (CHAPTER 308, STATUTES OF 2011)
 1. Custody and duty of interment
Adds the conservator of the person, followed by the conservator of the estate, appointed under Part 3 (commencing with Section 1800) of Division 4 of the Probate Code to the list of individuals with the right to make disposition arrangements. (Amends Health and Safety Code Section 7100 in conjunction with AB 905).
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AB 293KALRA (CHAPTER 514, STATUTES OF 2021)
1. Preneed Funeral Arrangements: unclaimed property
This bill has a delayed implementation date of January 1, 2023. This bill establishes procedures for when and how preneed funeral arrangements that are not claimed upon the beneficiary’s death should escheat to the state under the Unclaimed Property Law. This bill requires a funeral establishment that intends to cease operations to provide notice to beneficiaries or trustors and trustees of preneed funeral trusts, with certain requirements. (Amends Business and Professions Code section 7737 and adds sections 7737.1 and 7737.2. Adds Civil Procedure Code section 1518.5 and amends sections 1520 and 1560)
AB 496 CHEN (CHAPTER 118, STATUTES OF 2021)
1. Cremation of veterans with the United States flag
This bill authorizes a crematory, upon request of the person with the authority to dispose of the remains, to cremate the remains of a person who was a member of a branch of the United States military with a single American flag. The new law exempts a flag that is incinerated in this manner from the recordkeeping requirements for incinerating a flag. (Amends Health and Safety Code section 8344.5) 
AB 651 GIPSON (CHAPTER 442, STATUTES OF 2021)
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AGU Fleming MedalBruce Tsurutani has made remarkable contributions to the study of plasma waves at Earth, planets, and comets; to space weather; to magnetotail dynamics; to collisionless shock physics; and to ionospheric perturbations resulting from flares and penetrating solar wind electric fields. But Bruce has taken each of these topics further to examine the consequences as they ripple through the highly connected Sun-Earth system...

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Paul Backes, Larry Matthies, Eric Baumgartner
IEEE Robotics and Automation AwardFor contributions to robotics enabling effective autonomous operations of science investigations under extreme conditions on the planet Mars.

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Brad Dalton
U.S. Department of Interior Cooperative Conservation AwardAwarded for his work applying imaging spectroscopy to the Animas River Watershed in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado.

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Jon Giorgini
Harold Masursky AwardA specialist at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Jon developed and implemented the on-line Horizons system that is used by the international scientific community to generate accurate ephemeris information for the 450,000 currently known objects in the solar system. This includes the sun, planets, their moons, asteroids, comets, and many spacecraft.

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Dr. Alfonso Saiz-Lopez has been named the 2008 Outstanding Young Scientist Award by the European Geosciences Union. The Outstanding Young Scientist Award recognizes scientific achievements in any field of the Geosciences, made by a scientist who is under the age of 35. Alfonso is an NPP postdoc working in the Lab Studies and Modeling Group of the Earth Atmospheric Science Section.

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Dr. Christophe Sotin

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Leadership Journal
The smuggling of guns is a serious problem and contributes to a lot of the violence we’re seeing in Mexico among the drug cartels and organized criminal networks.To combat the problem, we are moving substantial resources to border, including more than 360 additional DHS officers and agents, license plate readers that will allow us to scan for suspect vehicles, southbound rail screening, and additional grant funding for state and local law enforcement. These measures will help us counter the flow of guns and cash into Mexico while protecting cities and communities along the border.Finally, on my return, I stopped in Laredo, Texas to meet with community leaders, speak with members of the Laredo Border Enforcement Security Task Force (BEST), which is a multi-agency law enforcement team that fights criminal organizations and smugglers, and visit the Laredo port of entry. In recent weeks, we’ve made several significant seizures of cash and guns in Laredo, including more than $3 million discovered in a hidden compartment in the floor of a bus bound for Mexico.Examples like this impede the ability of criminal organizations to fund their activities. Since the start of this fiscal year, CBP and ICE together have seized more than $55 million in cash, over 630 weapons, and nearly 125,000 rounds of ammunition.We’re going to continue to keep the pressure on. I consider this a historic opportunity to help Mexico confront a serious threat that impacts the safety and security of both of our countries. We all have a stake in this fight, and here at the Department we’re going to continue to do our part to make sure we succeed.Janet NapolitanoLabels: ARRA, border violence, CBP, ICE, international, Mexico, partnerships, Recovery Act, state and local partnerships

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April 3, 2009 (Laredo, Texas) - Secretary Napolitano, flanked by Texas Congressman Henry Cuellar, discusses Southwest Border security efforts at a press conference detailing the deployment of a variety of Department personnel and technology to the Southwest border in response to escalated violence in Mexico.Labels: border violence, Mexico, Secretary Napolitano

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