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- Disabilities and Special Education
- Sections of this resource include special education lesson plans, lesson plans about people with disabilities, resources for inclusion, ADD/ADHD, visual impairments, intellectual disabilities, etc.
- Intervention Techniques from the University of Virginia
- Research-validated methods for teaching academic and social skills to students with disabilities.
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- Marc Sheehan's Special Education/Exceptionality Page
- An extensive list of special education resources including lesson plans.
- Social Skills for Middle School Students
- Lessons related to self-esteem, skills in the classroom, using self-control, expressing empathy, netiquette, following directions, etc.
- Special Education Lesson Plans from About.com
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- Awesome Library
- Topics include assistive technology, ADD, autism, hearing impairment, IEPs, severe illness, etc.
- Disability Resources on the Internet
- A well-organized encyclopedic resource covering every aspect of disabilities.
- LD Online
- A leading website on learning disabilities for parents, teachers, and other professionals.
- National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities
- Extensive information about disabilities. Disability laws, agencies, organizations, articles, etc.
- Science Education for Students with Disabilties
- Resources and strategies for teaching science to students with disabilities.
- Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC): Resources on Special Education
- This website covers such topics as IEPs, advocating for children, disability rights, legislative advocacy and much more.
- Wrightslaw Special Education Law and Advocacy
- Information about special education law, education law, and advocacy for children with disabilities. Thousands of articles, cases and free resources.
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A cell phone snapped a picture all by itself, and that gave police their big break after an armed robbery of two students at Case Western Reserve University.
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Arjun Vankatesh went to his computer. He put a lock on his phone to protect his personal information. But when the robber tried to break the security code 5 times, the phone snapped a picture of the guy. And the picture was sent automatically to Arjun in an email.
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Arjun Vankatesh the sent the picture he got of the bad guy to campus police. He says they then pulled a bunch of mugshots of guys arrested in the past. The victims picked out a 25 year old convict.
So university police have a warrant out for a suspect. We checked. He's had two convictions in weapons cases and even been cleared once of reckless homicide.
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By James Niedzinski
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---- — The term "Black Friday" may not have meant much traditionally to the small, local businesses in Cape Ann's towns, but that's changing this holiday season.
While brand name department stores and online shopping may dominate the shopping list for some residents, many people still shop and eat locally during the holidays, local merchants say.
That has spurred some two dozen stores in downtown Gloucester to open at 6 a.m. Friday for Black Friday, and it's encouraged others — like the Sears Hometown Store on Gloucester's Eastern Avenue — to open as early as 12:30 a.m. Friday.
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"We get all of the people who are looking for something special, something out of the ordinary," said Robert Coviello, owner of Coviello and Main Street Antiques in Essex and the head of the Essex Merchants Group.
Coviello said this is the prime time for local businesses to flourish. When people return to the Cape Ann area to visit their friends and family, he said, it is a great chance to indulge in the local flavor.
Coviello said he's kept an eye on the cycles of shoppers and family throughout the years, like a tide rolling in and out.
"Thursday, we will get the early birds who came the day before to get shopping done," he said. "Then Friday, the family members who stayed a day after will be around the towns as well."
Christian Del Rosario, co-owner of a local surf shop, Surfari in Manchester, said he was giving in to the black Friday tradition.
"We are putting out some stuff we wouldn't usually have, with a lot of it on sale," he said.
While a surf shop may not be subjected to threats such as Wal-Mart or other big retailers, shopping online has been a bit of an issue at Surfari. Del Rosario said the best way to fight back is with knowledge.
"If you buy online from a surf shop in California, they cannot tell you what it's like to surf in cold water out here," he said.
Being able to try on equipment and ask questions about surfing in general is another big part of in store appeal, Del Rosario said.
There is one market in particular that has been hurt by both online and brick-and-mortar competitors; the local bookstore.
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Cleveland, OH
Jun 8, 2012
I run 20 miles a week. Total on the shoe is about 250 miles. I like the light weight and the shoes were great for the first 100 miles. At this point, though, every rock is painfully felt through the sole. The tread on the soles show significant wear. Not a long lasting shoe.
San Francisco, CA
Jun 1, 2012
I've been running in my Rogue Racer's for the last year and have been thoroughly impressed with their performance. They are incredibly light, and have withstood a ton of punishment. I run in these shoes at least 4 times a week and they continue to exceed my expectations.
Portland, OR
Mar 13, 2011
I just completed the 8K Shamrock run in Portland, OR while wearing my new Montrail Rogue Racers, the green ones I might add, which was a perfect color for this St.Patrick's day race. Though this shoe may be better suited for a dirt path, I thought I'd try them out in todays race, which was on the rainy asphalt streets of Portland. This ultra light, snug fitting shoe worked out great, with my legs and feet feeling fine. I am not an avid runner, and was worried I might run into knee or ankle pain running in such a minimal trail shoe that hasn't been broken in, but it felt great. I might not of had the fastest time, but I'm content with running 8K just under 40 minutes. The highly breathable mesh did allow plenty of rain in, but that was to be expected.


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Recipe adapted from the All-Bran cereal box.
- 1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour + 1 tablespoon, divided
- 3 tablespoons sugar
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
- 2 cups bran cereal (I used All-Bran original, not flakes)
- 1 1/4 cups fat-free milk
- 1 cup canned pumpkin
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon unsalted butter or butter spread, melted
- Preheat oven to 400°. Line a 12-cup muffin pan with liners and spray with cooking spray. (Don't forget to spray the liners - the muffins will stick if you don't!)
- Place the bran and milk in a large bowl. Let soak while you mix your dry ingredients.
- Place 1 1/4 cups flour (reserve the 1 tablespoon for the topping), sugar, baking powder, salt, and pumpkin pie spice in a separate bowl and whisk.
- Add pumpkin to bran mixture and stir. Add dry ingredients to wet and stir until combined. Evenly divide batter among 12 muffin cups (they don't rise much, so you can fill them pretty full).
- Mix melted butter, brown sugar, and 1 tablespoon flour in a small bowl. Using your hands, sprinkle a little on each muffin.
- Bake for 14-18 minutes, or until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool slightly before serving. Best served warm. (I like to keep some in the freezer to microwave after a workout.)
Muffins are best served within 2 days. They also freeze well; just microwave for a few seconds for a warm snack any time of day!
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The Department of Communicative Disorders does NOT accept applications for a second Bachelor's degree in Communicative Disorders. Students interested in pursuing a M.A. degree in Communicative Disorders who hold a Bachelor's degree in a field other than Communicative Disorders must complete a series of undergraduate pre-requisites as post-baccalaureate students before they can apply to our M.A. program.
The Department of Communicative Disorders has changed the name of the Post Baccalaureate Certificate Program to the Communicative Disorders Master's Preparatory Program. This program is the same self-support program that allows students with a B.A./B.S. in a field other than Communicative Disorders to complete the undergraduate pre-requisites needed to apply to a Master's program in Communicative Disorders. Rather than admitting students through our state-funded undergraduate program to complete a total of 51 units of Communicative Disorders, as has been the policy to-date, the Department of Communicative Disorders in 2010 designed a specialized program specifically for students interested in completing undergraduate leveling courses in Communicative Disorders. This preparatory program allows students to complete a total of 36 units in Communicative Disorders in only one year, across three consecutive semesters (Fall, Spring, and Summer). (For the Master's Preparatory Program Course List by Semester click here). Upon completion of the program, students will be eligible to apply to our Traditional or Special Cohort M.A. Program (or to a Master's Program at another institution) if the required GPA is maintained (i.e., 3.5 GPA). Please note that students applying to other Universities for completion of a Master of Arts in Communicative Disorders must confirm acceptance of the pre-requisites offered in this program. The Department does not guarantee that other Universities will accept these pre-requisites in total.
The change between the former CD-Post-Baccalaureate Certificate Program and the new CD-Master's Preparatory Program is the elimination of the actual "Certificate" at the conclusion of the program. Nonetheless, the student's transcript will document each course as completed by the student, and importantly, students will continue to be eligible for financial aid.
NOTE: Admission to this program does not guarantee acceptance or give the student undue preference in acceptance to the Department's Master's Programs in Communicative Disorders. A separate application is required for enrollment as a Master's student. Students enrolled in the Master's Preparatory program are eligible to apply to one of the Department's M.A. programs during the Fall semester following enrollment. For example, if a student begins coursework in the Master's Preparatory program in Fall 2011, they are eligible to apply to our Special Cohort M.A. program or our Traditional M.A. program in Fall 2011. Master's Preparatory students who are accepted to one of our M.A. programs will be accepted conditionally, pending proof of completion of the Master's Preparatory with a 3.5 GPA or better.
Students admitted to the preparatory program will enroll as a cohort and complete 12 units (4 courses) per semester. Courses will be offered solely through the College of Continuing and Professional Education (CCPE). Students pay for for this program by the unit. The cost for academic year 2012-2013 is $250.00 per unit. Enrollment in coursework in this program is reserved for Master's Preparatory students, which means that students do not have to compete for spots in already impacted undergraduate courses. In addition, to allow for working schedules, courses in this program will be offered in the late afternoon and/or evenings during Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters. Students interested must enroll full-time and must complete coursework as a cohort. In addition, transfer units are not accepted in lieu of completion of the 36 units required for the program. Students in the program are not eligible to enroll in courses offered in Department's undergraduate or graduate programs, nor will undergraduate students be eligible to take coursework within the Master's Preparatory Program. All coursework offered in this program meets the Department's high standards and fulfills American Speech-Language and Hearing Association (ASHA) competencies. The Department no longer accepts post-baccalaureate students (previously known as Conditionally Classified students) to our state-funded program.
Admission to this program is by application and Department approval only. This program only admits students once per year, for Fall enrollment. Students interested in applying to this program must fulfill University and Department requirements.
University Requirements:
1) Application to the University requires that you complete a University application (CSU Graduate Application through CSU Mentor (Admissions Code CD_CT01E1),
2) Submission of official transcripts directly to the University.
The Department will access transcripts electronically for Department evaluation. All materials to the University must also be received no later than February 15th.GRE scores, resumes, and letters of recommendations are not required for admission to this program and will not be considered in the admission process, thus students are urged to omit them from their application. Acceptance to this program is competitive and based on GPA in prior coursework.
Department Requirements:
1) Send a single-page application.
2) Send a letter of intent.
Please send both the application and the letter of intent to Michelle Powers-Lundvall (Master's Preparatory Program Director), Department of Communicative Disorders, California State University, Long Beach, 1250 Bellflower Blvd-MS2501, Long Beach, CA, 90840-2501.
Note: This letter must indicate that you are requesting acceptance to the "Communicative Disorders Master's Preparatory Program."
All application forms and letters must be received by the Department no later than February 15th (for enrollment the following Fall semester). Application forms and letters received after this due date will not be accepted.
Note: The letter of intent is typically a single page. Generally in such letters, students introduce themselves, describe their relevant background and future goals, and explain why they chose our program and how it meets their individual needs.
NOTE: We offer monthly Information Sessions on the second Wednesday of each month at 6:00pm. The meetings are held in the months of September, October and November, as well as February, March and April. Please meet us in the lobby of the LAB (Language Arts Building) located on the CSULB campus near 7th Street. No reservations are required.
If you have additional questions about our programs offered through CCPE, please e-mail the department at firstname.lastname@example.com or call us at (562) 985-2920.


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KLAGENFURT, AUSTRIA, July 28, 2004 - Two of the three teams set to compete in the Beach Volleyball competition at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games won their final qualifying matches here Wednesday to advance to the women's Main Draw in the US$540,000 A1 Grand Slam, presented by Nokia.
Second-seeded Nila Ann Hakedal and Ingrid Torlen of Norway and the fifth-seeded Yanchulova sisters (Lina and Petia) of Bulgaria defeated teams from Austria and South Africa to earn a spot in the 32-team Main Draw that starts Thursday.
Hakedal and Torlen advanced to the "money" rounds with a 21-17, 18-21 and 15-11 with over 20th-seeded Chrisi Gschweidl and Sabine Swoboda of Austria. Norway will have two women's and two men's teams in the Olympics, including Susanne Glesnes and Kathrine Maaseide, who earned a women's Main Draw berth for the A1 Grand Slam.
The Yanchulova's 21-15, 18-21 and 15-9 win was over 13th-seeded Leigh-Ann Naidoo and Julia Willand of South Africa, who qualified as their continent's representative in the Beach Volleyball competition in Athens. The South Africans had opened play Wednesday by eliminating 23rd-seeded Karin Lundquist and Sara Uddstahl of Sweden 21-12 and 21-18.
Also qualifying for the Main Draw Wednesday were top-seeded Renata Ribeiro and Shaylyn Bede of Brazil, third-seeded Carrie Busch and Nancy Mason from the United States, seventh-seeded Katerina Nikolaidou and Maria Tsiartsiani of Greece, eighth-seeded Laura Bruschini and Annamaria Solazzi of Italy, 10th-seeded Helke Classen and Martina Stoof of Germany and 14th-seeded Marie-Andree Lessard and Sarah Maxwell of Canada.
Prior to advancing to the Main Draw with a win over a team from Switzerland, Ribeiro and Shaylyn had to survive a Brazilian country quota match by scoring a 19-21, 21-12 and 15-10 win over sixth-seeded Alexandra Fonseca and Monica Rodrigues, who captured the silver medal at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games with Adriana Samuel.
The A1 Grand Slam is the 10th of 12 events for women this season on the SWATCH-FIVB World Tour. The fourth A1 Grand Slam concludes Sunday when the winning team shares $41,000 for the first-place prize.


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Around the Gaming World News Report 05.04.12
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on 05.04.2012
News and thoughts on Halo 4 getting its own web series, the Xbox 360 getting a contract-subsidized package, Sony partnering with Major League Gaming, Nintendo getting into digital game distribution, the announcement of Elder Scrolls Online and more!
Hey everyone, welcome to the latest installment of Around The Gaming World. If this is your first time checking in I try to cover some of the major stories for each console in addition to news, which in my opinion, is the news of the week.
First let's go over the comments.
Uncharted 3 may be the most disappointing sequel I've ever played, and that includes Zelda 2 for the NES. Using the phrase "game of the year" about it is an added insult.
I haven't bought Nintendo hardware since the SNES, but I hope they get it together. As much as I'd like to have classic Nintendo games on PSN, the loss of competition would be bad for the industry. Sony and Microsoft are already considering lockout codes to end the used game market or even friends swapping with each other; the end of Nintendo would only embolden them.
Posted By: Jason Douglas (Registered) on April 27, 2012 at 02:35 PM
I've never played the Uncharted series. My friends liked the 3rd game in the series but said it wasn't quite as good. However, if it's not as good as its predecessors it shouldn't be labeled as Game of the Year.
I was a Nintendo fan up through the N64. I loved that system, but I just couldn't get interested in the Gamecube. That was the generation I jumped to the Xbox. To be fair, I eventually bought a Gamecube one summer for 40 bucks so I could play Zelda and Smash Bros. It was $40 well spent but the game selection for that console and the Wii just isn't great. I hope that we don't get Nintendo games on PSN or XBL too, mostly because it would probably screw up the industry.
And now, it's on to the news... strangely without any comments from Ric Flair's pen!
Halo 4 The Web Series
- Microsoft has announced that a live-action web-based TV show will be starting soon. The intent is to bring in new fans that may not have played the Halo games but are curious. The man at the helm of the Halo franchise, Frank O'Connor, was quoted as saying that the Web series will help "people to get on board this universe without feeling intimidated." Unlike the Halo movie, however, which would have been designed to have mass market appeal in its own right, this Web series is geared mainly to drum up business for the new game and will provide an extensive back story for Halo 4.
In Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn, Master Chief will work with a cadet who is ends up becoming a leader on a UNSC spaceship. Each episode will be 15 minutes and new episodes will be added on a weekly basis.
Venture Beat
I'll admit, I'm excited to see where Microsoft will go with this series. The live action commercials created for Halo 3 were really cool looking and created on a commercial budget. Since Halo is a Microsoft property I'm sure they will sink the money into making this series good. And then, they will hype the hell out of it on Xbox Live and on the web.
I'm curious to see how many episodes they release for this web-series. Hopefully they are able to bring in the voice cast from the games too. It would be rather odd for the Chief and Cortana to sound different.
Get Your Xbox On Contract
- Microsoft is about to launch a subsidized Xbox 360 package, in which the hardware will cost $99 but be tied to a two-year subscription plan, according to a report Wednesday.
The bundle will include a 4 GB Xbox 360 model and a Kinect sensor and be sold at Microsoft Stores. It will require a $15/month subscription to Xbox Live and there will be an early termination fee.
Well I can say that this is a business model I never thought I would see on the Xbox. I guess I can see how this package would be appealing to people without a large amount of cash in the back at one time. You could basically pay your Xbox off in installments. However, you are paying a lot for the basic Xbox. Sure $99 up front sounds great. But if they bill you $15 per month for Xbox Live that's expensive. Over the course of a 2 year contract you will have paid $360 alone in Xbox Live fees. I can go buy a prepaid card on sale and spend $36 for 12 months of Xbox Live service. This plan doesn't appeal to me, and I don't see it working out for most consumers once they do the math and see how much they are actually spending. It's damn expensive.
Playstation Partners with Major League Gaming
- Sony's PlayStation division will be partnering with the leader in competitive gaming for a new round of video game battling platform known as the MLG Spring Fighting Arena. Claiming that there are "thousands of dollars on the line," Sony said the PS3 will be the official console used in the new Major League Gaming battle royales. The games that will be included are Mortal Kombat and SoulCalibur V.
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This is good news for Sony. It seems that more often professional gaming is really starting to become less of a nerdy pursuit and more mainstream. ESPN airs a Madden challenge series and SciFi channel had a gaming reality show where gamers competed against each other. The really nice part for Sony here is that they have made themselves the official console for MLG.
Not only is the PS3 the official console but Sony worked a deal to ensure they would be able to stream the contest. Sony sold an all access HD pass for $4.99. Personally I had no intention of watching but it's nice the option is there for folks who might care to watch.
PS3 Owners and the PS Vita
- The folks over at PlayStation Universe conducted a poll amongst their readers trying to figure out the lack of interest in the PS Vita console. Poor battery life, the high price of memory cards and lack of functionality of Remote Play are among a few of the reasons some gamers aren't interested, but opinion largely comes down to two things: price and games. They also stated that all of the polled users owned PS3s but only 30% owned a PS Vita.
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I realize that I rip on the PS Vita a lot, but these results, albeit not very scientific, are interesting to me. If the hardcore fanbase who own PS3s can't get interested in the Vita then there is a problem. Their concerns over the console are legitimate too. The device is expensive and right now there aren't any killer games out for the Vita. Nintendo ran into the same problem with the 3DS and after a price drop, sales picked up. To be fair Nintendo now sells the 3DS at a loss, but maybe this is a strategy that Sony should follow as well. Its better to sell at a loss and develop a fanbase than it is to not sell many systems at all.
Nintendo is Going Digital
- Nintendo offered insight into its plan to distribute new 3DS and Wii U games digitally in addition to retail. It won't just be select games like New Super Mario Bros. 2; according to the publisher, "The majority of Nintendo-published Nintendo 3DS games will have the same dual-distribution strategy. Likewise, the majority of Nintendo-published Wii U games will be available both as packaged products and as digital downloads starting on launch day.".
I'm happy to see that physical copies of the games will still be available. I think this is an interesting move for Nintendo. It certainly makes it easier to get instant gratification when it comes to buying a Nintendo game. The only drawback is that these downloaded games are linked to the console that purchased them. That means if you want to play New Super Mario Bros at a friend's house the game is non transferable. I understand they want to prevent piracy but it's things like that, that will cause me to continue buying my games on physical media.
Elder Scrolls Online is Coming
- Bethesda Softworks will bring its popular Elder Scrolls series of single-player RPGs online next year.
The Elder Scrolls Online, developed by Zenimax Online, will be the first multiplayer version for the critically-acclaimed and commercially successful franchise since its debut 18 years ago.
I think I speak for everyone when I saw it was only a matter of time before Bethesda chose to make an MMO set in the Elder Scrolls world. There's not much known about the plot but reports say that trailers are expected to be released today. My biggest concern is that Skyrim was kind of glitchy at times. Hopefully they can avoid the glitches in this MMO.
The real question is, will this be the game to finally dethrone Blizzard's World of Warcraft? I've never played WoW, but my understanding is the only thing that could beat WoW, is Blizzard screwing it up. Seeing as WoW is such a cash cow I don't see it getting messed up anytime soon. They have just too big a lead for anyone to beat them. However, it would seem reasonable that an Elder Scrolls MMO could take some users away from WoW. If the Elder Scrolls game is good those gamers might stay away from WoW.
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Yankees will honor Hideki Matsui on July 28 at Yankee Stadium. He'll sign a 1-day minor league contract and retire as a Yankee.— Bryan Hoch (@BryanHoch) May 30, 2013
As I wrote last month, the Yankees will sign Hideki Matsui to a one-day contract in order to allow him to retire as a a member of the team. There weren't a ton of details when the plans were first released, but July 28th was already scheduled to be a Matsui bobblehead giveaway day at the Stadium. Having this one-day deal and retirement ceremony that day fits in with those previously scheduled plans fits pretty well.
In honor of Matsui - who wore uniform No. 55 - the day's events are to take place on #Yankees' originally scheduled 55th home game of 2013.— New York Yankees (@Yankees) May 30, 2013
This sounds like it is shaping up to be a game you might want to catch in person if at all possible. Honoring the career of the MVP of the Yankees' most recent World Series championship and one of the most popular Japanese players in MLB with all the fanfare of a one-day contract and ceremony sounds like a fitting end to a great career for Godzilla.


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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio- A pretrial will be held this morning for Ben Lupo, Michael P. Guesman, and Hardrock Excavating LLC.
The pretrial comes after a motion to continue the trial date and pretrial date was granted last month.
Lupo's company D&L Energy is at the center of an illegal dumping investigation.
Lupo is charged with violating the federal clean water act for allegedly ordering an employee to dump drilling waste into a Youngstown storm sewer.


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Online fillable forms can now be saved
Many of the online forms on the Department's forms index page are fillable. If using Adobe Reader Version 11, the form can now be saved after it is filled out. Update Adobe Reader for free at this link. The Department hopes this will be a welcome feature for taxpayers.
Income tax e-filing begins January 22
Iowa individual income tax e-filing is scheduled to begin January 22, 2013. Taxpayers should be aware that any delay in federal e-filing will affect Iowa and may push the start date back.
Expanded Instructions for 2012 IA 1040 available online soon
Our 2012 IA 1040 Expanded Instructions will soon be posted online; please watch our individual income tax forms page. Be sure to read What's New once the E.I. is posted. The 2012 printer-friendly PDF version is also coming soon.
Redesigned Rent Reimbursement forms to be mailed in January
The 2012 Rent Reimbursement Claims will be mailed during the first week of January to those individuals who filed a 2011 form. The forms sent in this mass mailing will be pre-printed with the claimant's name, address and other important information. It is to the claimant's benefit to use the pre-printed form whenever possible as the information contained on it speeds processing.
Blank 2012 Rent Reimbursement Claims (not pre-printed) will be available on our Web site Monday, 1/14/13. On that date, they will also be available at the Taxpayer Services office located on the fourth floor of the Hoover State Office Building in Des Moines.
The form has been redesigned for 2012 to make it easier to complete. In addition to other changes, the calculation of the reimbursement amount is now optional for the claimant. If the claimant chooses, the Department will make that calculation for them. The new form also includes a QR code that lists resources to assist with filing a claim.
The Rent Reimbursement program is available to Iowa residents whose total household income is less than $21,335 and one of the following applies:
In addition, the individual must be renting housing in a building subject to property tax.
Iowa local option sales tax changes effective January 1, 2013
To see the latest changes in Iowa jursdictions, follow this link.
Don't forget consumer's use tax
The Department reminds those who made purchases on Black Friday, Cyber Monday, or throughout the Holiday Season, of their responsibility to pay 6% Iowa consumer's use tax on those purchases if tax was not collected by the seller. Consumer's use tax is imposed on goods and services that have not yet been subjected to sales tax. In most cases, these are purchases made from an out-of-state supplier not collecting Iowa tax, such as:
Please see our Use Tax - Everyone's Responsibility Web page for additional details on why and how consumer's use tax should be paid.
Changes to Iowa Tax Research Library announced
In November, the Department announced a change to the Iowa Tax Research Library (ITRL). As of 11/19/2012, the ITRL no longer includes statutes or rules and regulations. The current versions of the statutes and rules are available on the Iowa Legislative Web site, thus there was no longer a need to maintain a separate listing of them on the ITRL.
While the Department understands it may be less convenient to access a different Web site to obtain statutes and rules, we believe it is a better service to taxpayers as there was an inherent time delay in updating the ITRL when changes were made to a statute or rule. By using the Legislative Web site, taxpayers are always assured of accessing the most up-to-date version of any statute or rule they are seeking.
January 2013: Department offers extended customer service hours
The Iowa Department of Revenue is pleased to announce expanded telephone customer service hours during the month of January 2013, from 8:00 am to 4:45 pm, Monday through Friday. Walk-in and e-mail customers will continue to be served Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm.
Customers can reach the Department at:
Telephone service hours will return to normal, 8:00 am to 4:15 pm, on February 1, 2013.
E911 surcharge
Beginning January 1, 2013, a new E911 surcharge will be imposed on the purchase of prepaid wireless telecommunication service. The surcharge is collected from the consumer by retailers.
Prepaid telecommunication service includes:
If you sell prepaid wireless telecommunication service, you will be required to collect 33 cents per retail transaction. "Retail transaction" means the purchase of prepaid wireless telecommunications service from a seller for any purpose other than resale. If more than one separately priced item of prepaid wireless calling service is purchased by an end user, each item purchased constitutes a separate retail transaction. For example, if a seller sells two prepaid wireless phone calling cards to one consumer, two retail transactions have occurred.
There are limited exceptions to this requirement. If a minimal amount of prepaid wireless telecommunications service is sold with a prepaid wireless device for a single, nonitemized price, the seller may elect not to apply the prepaid wireless surcharge to the retail transaction. A minimal amount of service is denominated as ten minutes or less, or five dollars or less.
Retailers are permitted to keep 1 cent from each retail transaction.
The remaining 32 cents per transaction must be paid to the Iowa Department of Revenue when filing the Iowa sales tax return through eFile & Pay at: www.iowa.gov/tax
End-of-year reminders for withholding filers
With the end of the year approaching, you will want to file your Iowa Verified Summary of Payments Report (VSP) through eFile & Pay. The 2012 VSP must be filed by February 28, 2013.
Iowa does not require you to send in copies of the W-2s or 1099s. Employers are, however, required to keep copies for four years.
The federal government requires employers to provide W-2s and 1099s to employees no later than January 31, 2013, for tax year 2012. W-2s and 1099s are federal forms and can be obtained through the IRS Web site, or by calling the IRS at 1-800-829-3676, or by purchasing them through an office supply company.
The Iowa withholding tax tables will NOT change for 2013. Please continue to use the current tables, which became effective April 1, 2006.
The Iowa W-4 for 2013 is now online.
Snow removal - Applying sand, salt, ice-melt
Snow removal is not subject to Iowa sales tax. The service of applying sand, salt, or ice-melt is likewise not taxable.
However, the materials applied – sand, salt, ice-melt – are taxable products. Sales tax is due on these materials.
When purchasing products for resale, a valid Sales Tax Exemption Certificate (pdf) will be provided by the snow removal business to the supplier who sells them the materials. In this situation, the snow removal business must charge sales tax to their customer on the materials, but not on the services.
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Are you 25 or younger?
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Nintendo lays out 3DS, Wii U game lineup: few surprises, and an overall lack of excitement
Nintendo hosted the latest in their "Nintendo Direct" series of community addresses today as they exhibited gameplay and announced release dates for a number of Wii U and 3DS games that are coming in the next year or so.
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The first title to be displayed was Sonic Lost World. The game was originally announced in a Nintendo Direct back in May, but it was little more than a title and some concept screenshots at the time. This time they displayed significant amounts of gameplay as well, showing Sonic travelling through levels that were often shaped like cylinders. The fast-paced game seemed to have Sonic running perpetually straight forward while dodging obstacles on the outside of the cylinder-shaped tracks.
Sonic Lost World is due to arrive on October 22 on both Wii U and 3DS. There will be some connectivity between the versions as well, as it was noted that 3DS players can customize remote-controlled helicopters to send into the Wii U game. Ben had the chance to play Lost World back at E3, and his thoughts? "It's really good. Seriously."
The stream then moved on to Rayman Legends which showed off the Mario and Luigi costumes that will be available to Rayman and Globox, as well as the classic levels from Rayman Origins that are included. The game is due out on September 3.
Next, Nintendo discussed a new app coming to the Wii U eShop store August 9th called Art Academy: Sketch Pad which showed users creating drawings and sharing them with other users. Nintendo said that another version is coming later, which will include art lessons.
Mario and Luigi: Dream Team then took center stage as many of the game's systems and mechanics were discussed in detail. It will release on August 11.
Pokemon Rumble U was the next game showcased. It's been available in Japan since April, but Nintendo trotted it out to showcase 4-player cooperative play, the ability to play as all 600+ Pokemon, and the Skylanders-style Pokemon figurines that will allow players to scan some pokemon into their game via the Wii U pad. Nintendo said that Pokemon Rumble U will be releasing in North America on August 29.
Nintendo then moved on to the 3DS where they announced a number of games that will be coming to the eShop download store soon. Those games included the vertical shooter Summer Carnival '92 Recca which they said was an incredibly rare game and "one of the most challenging shooters ever." They also announced the original Donkey Kong, Temco Bowl, Wario Land 3, as well as Super Mario Bros. 3.
From there the stream turned its focus to Professor Layton and the two games in which he'll be starring in 2014: Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy as well as Professor Layton vs. Ace Attorney. Trailers for both games were shown, but neither got a more exact release window.
Nintendo then discussed two of their upcoming games in the Legend of Zelda series. It was revealed that A Link Between Worlds will be set many years after the events of its prequel, A Link to the Past, and that this will indeed be a new character. It will be launching in November.
They then swapped back to the Wii U briefly to show considerable amounts of gameplay from Wind Waker HD which they say will include new characters, new gameplay variety and optional activities. They also said they've made changes to the item collection section of the latter part of the game.
The conference then began to wrap up with a nod toward the Year of Luigi initiative by promising more Luigi games, and showing screenshots of the character fighting in Super Smash Bros. on Wii U and 3DS.
The final item shown was the new social area for Wii U, Animal Crossing Plaza. The stream showed footage of dozens of players socializing in a common area appearing as Animal Crossing-styled creatures, chatting and sharing pictures drawn on the touch screen similar to the Mii Plaza. It's a free download available today in the Wii U eShop and will be in service until the end of 2014.
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PECONIC, NY (WPIX)—An unusually hot dry summer has Long Island wineries celebrating one of their best growing seasons.
"It will be a bigger, more full bodied wine opposed to the lighter more elegant wines," Pindar Assistant Winemaker Edward Lovaas told PIX 11 News.
"It is an invasive pest," said entomologist Dan Gilrein, at the Cornell Cooperative Extension. Gilrein just confirmed the second stink bug in Suffolk County. This year a creepy crawler was found in Sayville.
The pests that do actually stink were first documented 9 years ago in Pennsylvania,believed to be accidentally imported in goods from China, and the bugs are migrating east.
"This year for some reason, the numbers have been extraordinary large in Delaware Maryland Virginia areas," said Gilrein.
The 2 biggest concerns is that because the bugs come from Asia they have no natural predators here and they multiply like crazy.
Besides wineries , he east end is also farm country and stink bugs could potentially be devastating to sweet corn, tomatoes peppers, peaches and apples as well as grapes.
Lovaas came to Pindar from California and saw the devastation caused by pest called sharp shooters.
"They destroyed our region for about 10 years we had to rip out the vineyards out and replant," he said.
Lovaas takes assurance that entomologist are keeping a close eye on the stink bugs and for now is concentrating on wine perfection.


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NORTHWEST FLORIDA -- The United Negro College Fund is kicking off its annual campaign in Northwest Florida.
The regional director is meeting with community and business leaders, and other potential sponsors.
The organization provides scholarships and internships to students from low- and moderate- income families.
"We always need help, we always need friends who are looking forward to help support our young people." And the money is going to stay in this community money to go for scholarships to help send students to college."
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TO THE EDITOR: The sixth-annual Holiday Toy Drive, sponsored by M&M Diner, was once again a huge success for our small community.
An abundance of private citizens were extremely gracious in spreading holiday cheer throughout the town by donating a toy for a boy or girl or making a monetary contribution to assist with the purchase of Christmas gifts.
I would like to take this opportunity in thanking the citizens residing in the townships of Jay and Black Brook for their continued support toward a much-needed holiday event in our community. I also wish to thank everyone who participated in the bake sale and bottle drive that was hosted in November. The event was a great start in reaching my fundraising goal.
Much thanks and appreciation is extended to these organizations and businesses: American Legion Post 504, AuSable Forks Fire Department's Women's Auxiliary, Christina Brown's Zumba Fitness Club, Northline Utilities & Gordon Oil Co.
A special thank you to Sharon McGarr for her annual donation of a holiday-themed lighted glass block that is raffled off to raise money for the Toy Drive.
Posthumous recognition is extended to the Ryan Slater, owner of Green Dog Landscaping and Design, and a heartfelt thank you to his mother, Dorothy Changelo, for their donation of a variety of homemade baked breads for the bake sale.
In conclusion, I am very humbled by the amount of support I receive during the holiday season. As many townspeople were out and about shopping and preparing their itinerary of holiday traditions, they took time out to extend a helping hand to those in need.
Holiday Toy Drive coordinator
M&M Diner
AuSable Forks
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TO THE EDITOR: Clinton Community College is going to advertise for a new women's soccer and basketball coach. They have no idea what they are losing.
Aside from the obvious fact that Donna Dixon is an amazing coach, which she proved beyond a doubt when she led our soccer team in 2010 to Clinton's first-ever national championship in anything, she is an amazing person.
She is the best coach I have ever had. She truly cares about each and every one of her players and has a way of bringing out the very best in them. Isn't that the kind of coach you want to keep around?
If they let Donna go, they are going to lose the best coach that school has ever had.
CHELSEA LaROSE


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Quantitative techniques and models which can be used for solving many of the problems that arise in business. Techniques include simple and multiple regression analysis, experimental design and analysis of variance, nonparametric tests, time series,analysis, decision theory. Opportunity is provided for students to become familiar with the use of several computer statistical software packages. Applications include domestic and international situations. Prerequisites: MBA Foundations courses in E,conomics and Business Statistics and Business Mathematics. Basic computer competency is required.|
Global Environ Of Business
This course is designed to provide the MBA student with an understanding of the concepts, tools, and issues related to the strategic management of a modern business organization in the global environment. Students will be exposed to characteristics,of the international business environment in relation to core theories of international business. The skills needed by managers to make informed ethical business decisions in a diverse and complex global environment will be stressed. Prerequisites:, MBA foundation course in Macroeconomics.|
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Pers Money Mgmt & Cons Econ
Examines major aspects of personal financial management, including budgeting of income and expenditures, transactions, and relations with banks and other lending institutions, insurance and retirement plans, home ownership, personal taxes, savings, a,nd investment plans. B.S.B.A. majors may apply this course only as a free elective. Each semester.|
Econ Aspects Of Aging
Introductory analysis of economic factors associated with an aging population. Includes the economics of providing for income maintenance, housing, health care, social service, and leisure activities. Discusses the economic implications of individual,s and the economy. Spring, biennially.|
Global Bus & Econ Issues
Introduction to basic principles of economics through the examination of contemporary global economic problems. Issues include basic economic development and trade, economic causes of global conflict, patterns of international capital flows, global,energy dependence, and international human capital transfers. The course is aimed at developing a basic understanding of the economic dimension of global business and political issues. Every Fall.|
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Introduces the history of economics as a social science, the theory and application of microeconomics and macroeconomics, international economics, and economic alternatives in current social problems. Freshman-level course can be used only as general, education elective in either the associate's degree program or the baccalaureate degree programs. Majors in the College of Business Administration are excluded from the course. Each semester.|
Ecological Economics
Examines the interdependence between the economy and the environment. Analyzes alternative theories of justice used in deciding environmental issues. Explores economic perspectives of problem resolutions in general and with respect to specific enviro,nmental problems. Spring, annually.|
Prin Of Macro
Introduces macroeconomics, national income analysis, money and banking, monetary and fiscal policies, inflation, unemployment, and international finance. Note: ECON 211 and 212 may be taken in either sequence. Each semester. Fall, annually at Venango,.|
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Introduces microeconomics, consumer behavior and demand, organization of production, market structures, the pricing of inputs and outputs, and international trade. Note: ECON 211 and 212 may be taken in either sequence. Each semester.|
Prin Of Economics (Honors)
This course is an accelerated combination of Economics 211 and Economics 212. Topics covered are national income analysis, money and banking, monetary and fiscal policies, inflation, unemployment, consumer behavior and demand, organization of produc,tion, market structures, the pricing of inputs and outputs, and international trade and payments.|
Econ-Bus Stat I
Covers descriptive statistics, probability, probability distributions, mathematical expectation, sampling distributions, and confidence intervals. Emphasizes application of these statistical techniques in the areas of business and economics. Prerequi,sites: College algebra or equivalent and sophomore standing. Each semester. Fall, annually at Venango.|
Econ-Bus Stat II
Covers hypothesis testing, the analysis of variance, regression and correlation analysis, non-parametric statistics, and time series and index numbers analysis. Emphasizes applications of these techniques in the area of business and economics. Introd,uces students to the use of a prewritten computer statistical estimation program. Prerequisite: ECON 221. Each semester.|
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This course is an accelerated combination of Economics 221 and Economics 222. Topics covered are descriptive statistics, probability, probability distributions, mathematical expectation, sampling distributions, confidence intervals, hypothesis testi,ng, the analysis of variance and covariance, regression and correlation analysis, nonparametric statistics, and time series analysis. Applications of these techniques in the area of business and economics are emphasized. Statistical computer routin,es will be used. This course cannot be used to meet general education requirements.|
Managerial Economics
The application of microeconomic analysis to managerial decision-making in the global environment. Topics include decision-making under uncertainty, demand and demand estimation, production and cost theory, statistical estimation of production and c,ost functions, market structures, and pricing decisions. The course is designed for upper-division business administration students and utilizes tools covered in required lower-division prerequisite courses. Prerequisite: ECON 222.|
Interm Micro
Examines the behavior of consumers, producers, and the economic theory of production and output determination in commodity and resource markets. Prerequisite: ECON 212. Each semester.|
Interm Macro
Explores national income accounting and analysis, theories of consumption and investment expenditures, the role of money in a dynamic economy, economic growth, and public policy. Prerequisite: ECON 211. Fall, annually.|
Compara Econ Syst
Analyzes alternative patterns of economic control, planning, and market structure. Compares and evaluates experiences under capitalism, socialism, and mixed economics. Prerequisites: ECON 211 and 212. Spring, annually.|
Urban & Reg Econ
Introduces subnational economics. Includes elementary trade theory, location theory, systems of cities, land use changes, and the employment and income generating activities of cities. Emphasizes the economics of housing, transportation, poverty, dis,crimination, and public sector activity. Prerequisites: ECON 211 and ECON 212. Spring, biennially.|
App Of Bus & Econ Stats
Applies the statistical methods of probability, sampling, estimation, analysis of variance, regression, and correlation in the areas of economics and business. Prerequisite: ECON 222.|
Econ Of Governmt & Bus
Examines theoretical and empirical analysis of the effects of government policy on business behavior and economic efficiency in a market economy. Includes regulatory theory and policy; antitrust policy; social regulation of business and markets; and,international trade policy. Prerequisites: ECON 211 and 212. Spring, biennially.|
Labor Economics
Applies theory of the market to labor. Stresses the evolution of labor law, collective bargaining, labor unions, and government policy. Prerequisites: ECON 211 and 212. Fall, annually.|
Inter Econ Relat
Examines theory and practice of international trade. Considers balance of payments, foreign exchange, national commercial policies, international investment, and foreign aid. Prerequisites: ECON 211 and 212. Fall, annually.|
Economic Development
Surveys development models, development policies, and problems of development in developing countries. Identifies major economic questions relevant to less-developed economies and showing how economic analysis can be used to further understanding of,the obstacles to development and formulating appropriate policies. Prerequisites: ECON 211 and ECON 212. Spring, annually.|
Money And Banking
Explores nature and origins of money; the commercial banking system and money creation; central banking and the Federal Reserve System; monetary policy and domestic and international economic stability. Prerequisites: ECON 211 and 212. Spring, annual,ly.|
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Analyzes public sector activity and its impact upon resource allocation and income distribution. Includes the theory of public expenditures, public choice, cost-benefit analysis, and fiscal federalism. Investigates the structure, incidence, and incen,tive effects of the personal income tax, corporate income tax, and various consumption and wealth taxes. Prerequisites: ECON 211 and 212. Fall, annually.|
Business Honors Seminar
This course is designed to give students a broad range of opportunities to enhance professional experience in their chosen field by developing a relevant service project, working with a business leader in a mentorship arrangement, or presenting resea,rch at a regional or national academic conference. A thesis derived from HON 350 (Junior Seminar) would also qualify if professionally presented. Each project must be approved by the director of the honors program and chairperson of the Economics D,epartment. Junior standing is required. Enrollment is restricted to students in one of the following: enrolled in the Honors Program or PHAROS program; have an overall QPA of 3.4 or higher; are in a post-baccalaureate status; or are enrolled in a g|
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An applied analysis of international economics and the behavior of multinational corporations, with a special emphasis on the economics of technology transfer. Topics include: theory of the firm; foreign direct investment; intellectual property righ,ts; market imperfections; international trade; international finance; economic development; and technology transfer. Prerequisite: ECON 361, or consent of the instructor. Spring, biennially.|
Bus Cycls And Frcstng
Explores theories of business fluctuations; applications of modern income theory to business cycles; examination of business cycle indicators and forecasting techniques. Prerequisites: ECON 211 and 222, or consent of the instructor. Spring, annually.|
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text: This Viking Lander 2 site has more and larger blocks of stone than are seen at the Viking Lander 1 site. The stones are probably ejecta from impact craters near the Lander 2 site. Many of the rocks are angular and are thought to be only slightly altered by the wind and other forms of erosion. Drifts of sand and dust are smaller and less noticeable at the Lander 2 site. The overall red coloring of the Martian terrain is due to the presence of oxidized iron in the regolith. The pink color of the sky is caused by extremely fine red dust that is suspended in Mars' thin atmosphere.


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Water Tower Campus, Loyola's downtown campus since 1946, is located along Pearson Street, just off Michigan Avenue, Chicago's famed "Magnificent Mile". Few Chicago universities claim such a prime location with invaluable access to career and networking opportunities with locally and nationally Fortune 500 companies.
The Water Tower Campus offers an academic environment in a dynamic urban setting. Chicago's architecture, parks, museums, theatres, concert halls, stadiums, restaurants, and ethnic neighborhoods make it a truly world-class city.
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In July 1982 Gary Dove left Teatronics, where he was co-owner and VP of engineering, and started his own company in his garage. Dove took the Scenemaster product line with him, improved it, and other products were soon added to the line. In 1990 Dove acquired the WestStar company, which pioneered memory lighting control in personal computers. Lighting control products were developed for Commodore, Apple, and IBM personal computers. In 1996 Dove acquired Hallikainen and Friends Inc., a broadcast equipment company. Along with the deal came owner and electronic engineer, Harold Hallikainen. He turned his expertise from radio and TV to lighting control.
Today, Dove Systems has 15 employees (including Gustav, the mascot dove). The company's products include over 25 lighting control products, as well as dental curing lights, industrial monitoring controls for oil field production, and the Braillemaster, a handheld teaching aid that speaks, to help the blind learn Braille.
Gary Dove, founder of Dove Systems, with his latest innovation, the StarPort lighting controller for personal computers.
Gary's wife of 30 years, Cheryl, is a teacher. They have two children, Brandon and Chelsea, both in college. Cheryl and the kids have helped out through the years. This is truly a family business. Dove Systems will have an open house July 12 and welcomes all visitors.