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Supervisors Inspect Pickup Truck Now Used For Grass Fires
(Le Mars) -- The Plymouth County Board of Supervisors saw what once was a pickup truck that was previously owned by the county and used for the Emergency Management Services, now has been converted to be used as a grass wildfire rig. Le Mars Fire Chief Dave Schipper appeared before the county supervisors to thank the county for allowing the city of Le Mars, and specifically, the Le Mars Fire and Rescue Department to purchase the used pickup truck. Schipper informed the county governing board how the pickup truck will be used to fight grass and field fires. Schipper says the grass rig will be used for rural services, as well as during the Plymouth County Fair, and will be available for mutual aid to several other communities. Schipper reminded the county supervisors that the Le Mars Fire and Rescue Department is responsible for fire protection in Struble, Seney, Brunsville, and during the day hours provides assistance to both Merrill and Oyens. Schipper told the county supervisors that the pickup truck, and all of its equipment, were purchased through private donations. He says the pickup truck was purchased from Plymouth County through a $15,000 donation from Wells Enterprises. In other action, the Supervisors approved construction contracts involving four culvert installation projects.
Le Mars Fire Chief Dave Schipper (right) tells Plymouth County Supervisors Craig Anderson (far left), Jim Henrich (near left) and John Meis (center) about how the pickup truck that was previously owned by Plymouth County will now be used to fight grass wildfires.
Plymouth County Supervisors got a chance to inspect a pickup truck that was once owned by the county. It has been converted to be a fire truck capable of fighting grass and field wildfires. Standing in front of the pickup truck is (left to right) Plymouth County Emergency Management Services Director, Duane Walhof, Supervisor Craig Anderson, Supervisor John Meis, Le Mars Fire Chief Dave Schipper, Supervisor Jim Henrich, and Supervisor Mark Loutsch.
Hawarden Man Sentenced For Theft, Burglary, And Drug Possession
(Orange City) -- Sioux County Attorney Thomas Kunstle announced that Jeremy Langley, age 30, of Hawarden, Iowa, was sentenced on Monday for the crimes of Burglary in the Third Degree, Theft in the Second Degree, and Possession with Intent to Deliver Methamphetamine. Sioux County Attorney Kunstle prosecuted the case on behalf of the State of Iowa and on behalf of Sioux County. Langley was simultaneously sentenced on Plymouth County Theft and Drug charges. This case arose on October 19, 2015, when police responded to a Hawarden 911 hang-up call. Police learned Langley fled into a field and noticed something 100 yards into a nearby field of tall grass. They approached to find Langley laying in the grass wearing a backpack. He tried to flee and police used force to detain him. The backpack contained drug paraphernalia, marijuana, and methamphetamine. It also contained $5,600 in cash inside a bank bag that police later learned was burglarized on October 16 from a Sioux Falls Casino. While these charges were pending Langley was arrested again for a Hawarden burglary occurring January 31, 2016, where Langley was found in Le Mars with the property stolen from Hawarden. Langley was sentenced to an 10 year prison term on the Possession with Intent to Deliver. He must serve 1⁄3 of his sentence before becoming eligible for parole. Langley was given two 5-year prison sentences, respectively, on the Theft and Burglary convictions. All sentences will run concurrently. Langley was also ordered to pay $2,300 in restitution for the burglary.
Des Moines Water Works Lawsuit Trial Against Northwest Iowa Counties To Be Delayed
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The lawsuit filed by the Des Moines Water Works against several upstream agriculture drainage districts will not go to trial in August.
A three-week federal court trial was initially set to begin Aug. 8 but on Monday Judge Leonard Strand issued an order continuing it due to scheduling conflicts. A new date will be set when he meets with attorneys on May 11.
The water utility for about 500,000 central Iowa customers blames farmland runoff for high levels of nitrate that has caused it to spend millions of dollars to remove the contaminant to comply with federal water quality regulations.
Water Works officials want farm drainage districts to have to get pollution discharge permits under the federal Clean Water Act to help control farm contaminants leeching into rivers and streams.
Council Bluffs To Get New Police Station
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa (AP) — The Council Bluffs City Council has unanimously supported construction of a new police headquarters. All five City Council members announced their support of the new facility on Monday. The council also encouraged residents to head to the polls on May 3 to vote for a request for $20 million in general obligation bonds for the new headquarters. At least 60 percent of voters must choose in favor of the bond issue in order for it to pass. The location and design of the potential new headquarters has not been decided, but Councilwoman Melissa Head says several sites are under consideration. The current 19,000-square-foot facility was built in 1977. Police Chief Tim Carmody says at least 58,000 square feet is needed for current and future needs.


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How to compile your flex (Flash Builder) application for Iph*ne Using Adobe Flash CS5?
A User can Install an app having it as compiled binary?
Short answer: You can't.
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Adobe created a "Flash to iPhone" technology that allowed developers to create Flash applications and export them to the iPhone. There were other technologies--such as Unity, Titanium, and MonoTouch--that used similar approaches and it seemed as if that was an acceptable approach to building iPhone apps. Adobe included that technology in Flash Professional CS5.
Due to licensing changes with the iPhone SDK developer's agreement (Clause 3.3.1 ) , using such technology is now a violation of this agreement. Subsequently Adobe has announced that they will cease all development of their "Flash to iPhone" technology.
I assume that means such technology will not be added to Flash Builder.
For reasons I'm unclear on, Flash Professional and The Flex Framework do not work well together. You cannot use Flash Professional to build Flex applications. Therefore there is no known way to build Flex applications for the iPhone.
You're more than welcome to build your application in Flash Professional without the Flex Framework. It is unknown how this clause is going to be enforced, if at all. But, from a business perspective I wouldn't recommend it.
Update 12/23/2010 Since this got an upvote recently, I wanted to clarify that since my original answer, Apple has changed their licensing agreement once again allowing third party tools, such as Adobe's iPhone Exporter to be used. Adobe has resumed development on the project, and it is expected to appear in Flash Builder at some future point. Many including me, are hoping it will make it's way into the Burrito release, believed to be Flex and Flash Builder 4.5. Workflow and component set is expected to be similar to the Burrito mobile projects; although they only support AIR for Android in the tooling right now.
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So, I did workout Sunday. I went to 24 Hour Fitness and did the Turbo Kick class.
It was great, but I think I overdid it a little. I drank my protein drink after it was over and went home. I sat down on the couch and suddenly felt really sick. I don't know if it was a combination of not drinking enough water (I drank about 60 ounces during the class so I don't see how that could be it) or maybe I needed some more food, but I felt nauseous, I was shaking and my head felt like it was going to explode. I took some tylenol and ate a few crackers and tried to shove some more water down my throat. I eventually started feeling better, so I don't really know what it was.
This week has been really hectic and I have not gone to the gym. But, let's just say that I had to go to the doctor on Wednesday to get something checked out. Luckily, it wasn't what I was fearing, so I just got some medicine and hopefully that will solve the problem. I had tickets to the Rangers game that same night and that was horrible. The Rangers got beat 21-8. I don't think I should go to anymore games. It seems like everytime I go, they lose, badly.
Last night was my little sister's graduation. I still can't believe that she's actually an adult. I still remember when she was 2 years old and sitting up with me and my friends at slumber parties.
Well, I am working again today and it's been a pretty busy morning. This is the first time I've been able to sit down. I have been up walking around the building all morning. I can't wait till 3:30 rolls around so I can go home. Ok, one of the subs has a question. I gotta go.
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GREELEY — Although last September's flooding caused devastation for many Weld County residents, it paved the way for a record-breaking harvest by winter wheat farmers.
"I think the moisture we got last September helped a lot," said Vern Cooksey, a wheat grower in Roggen. "That was a good reason why we had a good crop."
Cooksey, who has been farming wheat since the 1960s, said this year's yields were double what he harvested the year before.
"It's been an excellent harvest," Cooksey said. "We've had the cool weather, and we seemed to get rain when it needed it the most. So that kind of helped the situation."
His son, Jerry Cooksey, also farms wheat in Roggen and said this year's yield hit record highs. He is the director for District 4 — Boulder, Larimer and Weld counties — of the Colorado Association of Wheat Growers.
"Out here in southern Weld, it was an incredible crop," Jerry Cooksey said. "It was the best crop we've ever raised. It was the record crop for us. We're very fortunate."
For dryland wheat, Vern Cooksey said he was seeing yields from 40 to 90 bushels per acre with an average of about 66 bushels.
Last year, they yielded only about 25 bushels per acre. For irrigated wheat, the numbers were hitting about 110 bushels per acre.
"Most of the hail missed us this year, and that kind of makes a difference, too," Vern Cooksey said. "Last year, year before, we got a bad hailstorm."
The winter wheat harvest was estimated at 92 percent complete as of July 29, according to Colorado Wheat.
Bruce Bosley, a CSU extension agent who specializes in cropping systems, said northeastern Colorado really benefited from the perfect conditions for a good wheat harvest.
"The rains and flooding we had last September, in a lot of respects, they at least charged the soil with a full profile in many cases," Bosley said. "This year was particularly cool, and moisture just kept coming at a good time, a good rate. With cooler conditions, we're a little slower on getting things done for corn and other crops. But for the wheat crop, that was excellent."
Bosley said that although the final estimates from the USDA haven't been recorded, this year's yields are expected to far exceed those of last year's poor crop.
"This is an incredible year," Bosley said. "I've talked with many farmers that said we may not see this kind of a wheat year in our lifetime again."
Bosley estimated that this year's yield would be about 25 percent to 35 percent more than the average yield and, for some farmers, the numbers could be 50 percent to 75 percent higher than average.
He also noted that although a large portion of the harvest was finished before the recent rains, some wheat suffered from bleaching or darkening because the moisture late in the growing season may have hurt the quality. For the most part, though, Bosley said the protein levels of the wheat were excellent and so was the overall quality.
Although conditions combined for an ideal harvest in the northern part of the state, some agricultural areas were not as fortunate.
In extreme northeastern Colorado, Bosley said, a "particularly bad disease" called stinking smut hurt the harvest.
Southern Colorado didn't receive the kind of moisture that propelled the northern crop to high yields, and instead suffered from drought conditions.
"Everything to the north of I-70 was good, above average," Jerry Cooksey said. "When you go south of I-70, and the further south you go, was not so good."
Darrell Hanavan, director of Colorado Wheat, said the current USDA estimate is a total yield of 86.4 million bushels of winter wheat in the state. When the updated estimate is released, though, Hanavan expects it will go up.


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We have two different Moms' groups/playgroups on Fridays now. The first is from 1-2:30pm and is for newborns to crawlers. The second group is from 2:30-4pm and is for crawlers - 18 months.
Both groups cost $5/family.
Hot tea and water will be provided in the kitchenette area. Come hang out and connect with other parents in an informal, unstructured, safe, warm and free-form space.
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Freeholders to vote on three appointments
The Bergen County Freeholders will be voting on three appointments Wednesday night, including re-appointments of two administrators who served under former County Executive Kathleen Donovan. Nancy Mangieri will be up for re-appointment as director of the Department of Heath Services. … Continue reading
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FEMA shipment of relief items due Saturday
Bergen County emergency management officials expect to get a shipment Saturday from the Federal Emergency Management Agency of several truckloads of storm relief items ranging from pillows, blankets and flashlights. "We're not sure exactly what we're going to get," Lt. … Continue reading
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Notes from a Hurricane Sandy conference call
Here are some notes from Monday's 5:30 p.m. conference call between Bergen County Executive Kathleen Donovan, emergency responders, county department heads and local officials. County Police Lieutenant Dwane Razzetti, coordinator of the Office of Emergency Management, said there have been … Continue reading
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The capacity plus crowd at Wednesday night's freeholder public meeting was the largest I've seen in my five months of covering the board. My colleague Scott Fallon, who also covered the board for about a year, said it was the … Continue reading
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Bergen County gives out gold stars to clean food outlets
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LONDON - The Direct Marketing Commission has recruited Danny Meadows-Klue to its board to strengthen its expertise in regulating online advertising, email, social media and emerging digital platforms.
Meadows-Klue, who co-founded the Interactive Advertising Bureau and was its first CEO, worked on the first self-regulatory codes for online advertising ten years ago.
All disciplines of direct marketing practice -- including direct mail, email, SMS, interactive television, mail order, telephone, catalogue and online -- fall within the remit of the DMC.
The DMC was launched in September as the successor to the Direct Marketing Authority and is chaired by Matti Alderson, a former director-general of the Advertising Standards Authority.
Alderson said: "Danny worked on the first self-regulatory codes in online advertising ten years ago, in 2001 he pushed the European Commission to u-turn their decision on cookies in marketing, in 2002 he confronted media owners to cut pop-ups and interruptive advertising formats because of the effect on consumers.
"He is not afraid to speak his mind, and his track record strikes the balance between protecting the consumer and creating a framework for companies to work effectively in digital channels. That makes him a uniquely experienced to provide additional insight to an already strong board."


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Darren Nicholson is an experienced trial lawyer and litigator, representing clients in state and federal courts across the country. Darren represents both plaintiffs and defendants in a wide variety of matters, from intellectual property disputes and white-collar criminal defense to products liability and complex commercial litigation.
Darren's trial experience and wide-ranging practice provide a unique insight that allows him to achieve clients' objectives efficiently and aggressively. Clients know Darren as a tenacious advocate who invests the time and effort to identify and achieve their objectives – whether negotiating a confidential settlement, trying a case on its merits, taking measures to avoid litigation, or pursuing another option altogether. Examples of his cases include:
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Thrusting himself between those who were disputing in this way, the apostle interrupts the questions of the two parties so as to establish that neither of them deserved salvation by their own righteousness; rather, both peoples sinned knowingly and gravely, the Jews inasmuch as they dishonored God by transgression of the law, the Gentiles in that, although they ought to have worshiped God as the Creator revealed by the creation, they changed his glory into idols fashioned by hand. With [irrefutable] logic the apostle shows, therefore, that they are both equal, both having obtained in like manner, especially when in one and the same law it [was] foretold that both Jews and Gentiles were destined to be called to faith in Christ. Wherefore, humbling them in turn, he exhorts them to peace and [to] concord.
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The Kingsĺ 4-1 victory Thursday over the San Jose Sharks was remarkable on several counts, even if 23-year-old rookie goaltender Martin Jones tried his best afterward to make it sound as if it was just another ho-hum night at the office for him.
Itĺs not as if Jones expected to torment the Sharks for the better part of 60 minutes and win his seventh consecutive game to begin his NHL career, and nearly record his fourth shutout, too. But there was a spooky calmness about him that makes it seem as if nothing surprised him.
Jones made 31 saves to lead the Kings to their eighth victory in their last nine games and improve their record to 8-0-1 in their last nine regular-season home games against the Sharks. He also earned an assist on Tyler Toffoliĺs second-period for his first NHL point.
ôGreat pass by Slava,ö Jones said when asked about his own assist.
It was indeed a fine pass from defenseman Slava Voynov to a streaking Toffoli, who raced into the attacking zone after jumping off the bench a nanosecond earlier and then sent a laser past San Jose goalie Antti Niemi. The play couldnĺt have happened without Jonesĺ deft pass behind the net.
ôHeĺs just so steady,ö said Toffoli, Jonesĺ teammate with the Kingsĺ American Hockey League affiliate at Manchester for the better part of the last two seasons. ôYou canĺt say anything nicer about the way heĺs playing. Heĺs playing unbelievable and helping us win games.ö
In fact, with a victory Saturday over the Colorado Avalanche, Jones could tie the NHL record for most victories by a rookie goalie to start his career. Bob Froese began his career with an 8-0-0 mark with the Philadelphia Flyers in 1982-83.
And to think, Jones might still be playing for Manchester if not for Jonathan Quickĺs groin strain, which has sidelined the Kingsĺ No. 1 goaltender since a Nov. 12 loss to the Buffalo Sabres. Or he might be sitting on the Kingsĺ bench as Ben Scrivensĺ backup if not for a minor injury to Scrivens.
Jones made the most of his opportunity to shine Thursday, and the Kings eased his burden with goals from Alec Martinez and Toffoli in the second and Jeff Carter and Dwight King in the third. The Kings blanked the opposition in the first period for the 20th time in 21 games.
The Kings also benefited from a strong penalty kill after captain Dustin Brown was given a five-minute kneeing penalty and a game misconduct after colliding with the Sharksĺ Tomas Hertl at 18 minutes, 59 seconds of the first period. Hertl couldnĺt return to the game.
Brown could face supplementary discipline from the NHLĺs Department of Player Safety, although Kings coach Darryl Sutter said, ôItĺs not the right call. No more questions about it. I saw it live and I saw two or three replays. Itĺs not the right call.ö
Todd McLellan, San Jose coach, said when asked if he was concerned about Hertl, ôOf course. Heĺs our leading scoring forward. Itĺs knee-on-knee. He didnĺt return to the lineup. Am I concerned? Of course Iĺm concerned. Iĺm very concerned.ö


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IN VIEW of the preponderant Russian influence in the American Left Wing and Communist movements after 1917, it may come as a surprise to learn that there was very little Russian influence before 1917. It may come as an even greater surprise that a much stronger European influence was Dutch.
The Dutch Left Wing had formed its own organization, the Social Democratic party, as far back as 1909. It contained only a few hundred members, as compared with the thousands in the Dutch Social Democratic Labor party, but three of them were outstanding intellectuals with international prestige. 1 Anton Pannekoek was a famous astronomer. Herman Gorter was a celebrated poet. Mme. Henriette Roland-Holst, a writer, was one of the founders of the international women's Socialist movement. Politically Pannekoek and Gorter were linked with the Left Wing in the German Social Democratic party. Pannekoek worked so closely with the German Left that he was often considered part of it. 2 Gorter was regarded as the "ablest theorist" of the group which was sometimes identified by his name. 3
The popularity of anarcho-syndicalist ideas in Holland, as in the United States in that period, may have been the reason that the Dutch Left Wing was so congenial to the American Left Wing. 4 In any case, there was a simple, direct reason why Pannekoek and Gorter were familiar names to many American Socialists when Lenin


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The current generations of the Arnett family have inherited a surname that was first used hundreds of years ago by descendants of the ancient Scottish tribe called the Picts. The Arnett family lived in the lands of Arnott in the parish of Portmoak in Kinross (now part of the region of Tayside), where one of the first times the name was listed was in 1150 when Michael de Arnoth was mentioned.
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Sally and I played golf for the first time this season as a Mother's Day treat for her. I could manage only 7 of 9 holes. I was shocked at how weak I had gotten. As it happened, that weekend marked the anniversary of the start of my most serious decline. On the Tuesday of Players' Championship week last year, I woke up at four in the morning with my legs paralyzed.
I crawled into the kitchen -- no hope trying to waken either of my two hard-sleeping sons upstairs; Sally was in Montenegro -- and called our ever-faithful housekeeper on my cell phone.
"I'm having a low blood pressure episode," I told Jennifer. "Bring some crackers."
Jennifer showed up with the crackers, but the salt did no good, and she sensibly told me we needed to call an ambulance. Off I went with the EMTs for the first, and the worst, of that year's trips to the hospital.
They kept me for a week. My initial problem was an ulcerated esophagus, from taking over-the-counter pain relievers. I remember the docs trying to place a nasogastric tube and the blood burbling out of my mouth. I was garbling, "Take it out! Take it out!" And that's the last image I knew for many days.
They tell me I had a heart attack. I didn't know. The first thing I saw when I came out of a kind of coma was our minister's smiling face as he sat in a chair waiting for me to wake up. I will never forget that kindness.
LONG TERM DIALYSIS takes the strength right out of you. I had been on dialysis for two years at that point. When a disaster like that hospitalization happens, you go straight downhill. The hospital stay put on 30 pounds of fluid and gave me peritonitis. I lost the weight. I cured the peritonitis. But the trials had only just begun.
I will not go into those trials in any detail. I had to go to the hospital five or six times for gastrointestinal bleeds throughout last fall and winter. At times now I am so weak I can scarcely walk.
What sustained me was the hope of an imminent kidney transplant. Now, I find that my "recalculated PRA" -- or protein reactive antibody rating -- is 90 percent. Nine out of ten people carry antigens -- proteins -- to which I have developed antibodies.
The transplant could happen tomorrow. I am, at least, being tested against every available O positive kidney, because I'm now at the top of the list. But I could be in for a wait. A long wait.
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I've got to dig in and work out against the awful lassitude and the pain in which I find myself. I have to engage in the battle. I have to fight. I know what will happen if I don't, because it has already started to happen in the last year. My muscles will shrink. I can no longer touch my toes. It is a struggle to climb stairs. A long walk around a supermarket exhausts me.
Can I get stronger? I don't know. Without kidneys, the body weakens, and weakens horribly. I've been through this before, before my first transplant. Then, with my mother as a donor, I knew the transplant would happen,
This time, I've just got to build up strength on guts, and prayer, and with no finishing line in sight. And, most important, not even knowing if it's possible.
O LORD, how long will this go on? Will you hide yourself forever?
How long will your anger burn like fire? Remember how short my life
is, how empty and futile this human existence! No one can live
forever; all will die. No one can escape the power of the grave.
Lord, where is your unfailing love? You promised it to
David with a faithful pledge. (Psalm 89:46-49)
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|Mediation and Dispute Resolution under IDEA
Carlos Chavez, Attorney at Law, Pacifica Law Group, Seattle, Washington
This mini-course is intended to provide an overview of the IDEA's dispute resolution procedures, including resolution meetings, mediation and, when all else fails, due process procedures. Common and practical issues within these procedures will be addressed, including: the confidentiality of resolution meetings and/or settlement discussions; helpful preparatory strategies for trying to resolve, rather than litigate, disputes; tips on documenting partial or full resolutions, including important considerations for reaching agreements that are durable; and enforcement of resolution agreements and due process decisions.
|Protecting Students with Disabilities under Section 504
Dave Richards, Attorney at Law, Richards Lindsay & Martin, LLP, Austin, TexasThis lively session by veteran school lawyer Dave Richards will examine both the Section 504 obligations to provide a FAPE to disabled students (including how to use evaluation data to determine appropriate services for the 504 Plan), as well as the nondiscrimination protections extended by the law to both Section 504 and IDEA-eligible students. Dave will discuss OCR and federal court expectations for compliance as well as best practices. Questions are encouraged.
|Transition to Post Secondary Education and Career for Students with Learning Disabilities
Vincent Varrassi, Varrassi Educational Associates, Ho Ho Kurs, New JerseyFederal and state regulations mandate what has to be done in order to provide postsecondary transition services to students with disabilities. But they don't tell school professionals, parents and students how to provide them successfully. What's more, the college completion rate among students with disabilities such as learning disabilities, Dyslexia, ADHD and Asperger Syndrome suggests schools need to better provide adequate instruction on postsecondary skills that equate to success for such students.
Varrassi will identify key factors that result in college failure for students with disabilities and provide strategies and practical ways to better prepare students to succeed at the next level. This program is designed for parents, students and school professionals. Participants will take away sample counseling strategies, readings and sample lessons that teachers, parents and students can start using immediately. Sample IEP team goals that address the transition needs of students who hope to attend post-secondary education will be discussed.
|Common Core and Special Education- Supporting Special Education Student Success in the Rigor of 21st Century Core Standards
Mary Schillinger, Assistant Superintendent, Las Virgenes Unified School District, Calabasas, CaliforniaCommon Core State Standards and instructional shifts represent new challenges and opportunities and accountability for Special Education students. Mary Schillinger, Assistant Superintendent, special education practitioner, and author of the new publications; Common Core and the Special Education Student: Your Guide to Instructional Shifts and Implementing Services and Supports, and Successfully Implementing Core Standards for Students with Disabilities; A Professional Development Guide, will present strategies and guidelines for success for Special Education students in the rigorous core standards. An overview of the instructional and support structures for special education students, as well as specific strategies, checklists, sample 21st Century core Standards aligned IEP goals, and more will be presented.Information related to the identification of learning targets in the Core Standards will show you how to align all portions of IEP development including; goals, supports, placement, and services. User friendly technology integration tools as well as specific strategic tools for academic support will show you how to maintain content rigor while accommodating the unique needs of your special education learners. Techniques for the alignment of functional skills curriculum to the Common Core will also be shared. You will leave this workshop filled with ideas, a needs assessment tool, sample professional development agendas, as well as ready to use forms and specific learning strategies.
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|Hot Topics in Special Education Law
Julie Weatherly, Attorney at Law/Owner, Resolutions in Special Education, Inc., Mobile, AlabamaWhat a litigious time it is in the area of special education under both IDEA and Section 504! There are a number of "hot topics" in special education law worthy of more detailed discussion. This session will cover several "hot topic" areas that are currently the source of special education legal disputes and apparently increasing litigation.
|IEP and Section 504 Plan Fundamentals
Jose Martin, Attorney at Law, Richards Lindsay & Martin, LLP, Austin, Texas
What are the key factors that make for appropriate and defensible IEPs and 504 Plans? This session addresses that question, focusing on practical guidance on fundamental contents of IEPs, including drafting effective statements of present levels of performance, writing measurable annual goals, setting forth special education and related services with specificity, and setting forth classroom accommodations that are both appropriate and feasibly implemented, among others. In addition, the session will cover techniques for developing appropriate 504 plans that minimize disputes with parents and avoid common problems in setting forth needed accommodations.
|Role of the Special Education Director – Handling Rigorous Demands and Challenging Issues
Mary Schillinger, Assistant Superintendent, Las Virgenes Unified School District, Calabasas, CaliforniaIn this challenging time of higher accountability for educational achievement for all students, rigorous 21st Century Core Standards, increased litigation challenges, and the ongoing issues of hiring and retaining highly qualified special education staff, the role of Special Education Director can be overwhelming and daunting. Mary Schillinger, Assistant Superintendent and former Special Education Director will provide guidance, tips, guidelines, and sage advice for handling the daily tsunami of issues that cross a Special Education Director's desk. Author of Special Education publications in the areas of; Comprehensive programs for students with Autism, Special Education Compliance and Documentation, Supporting Special Education student success in the Common Core, as well as a professional development guide for accessing the rigor of Common Core, Mary will provide strategies, guidelines, checklists, and helpful hints to help you stay focused on the priorities for your district program. From maintaining compliance, making critical decisions relating to litigation, to planning the professional development necessary to prepare staff for ensuring Special Education student achievement in the rigor of the core state standards, you will walk away from this session with a renewed ability to strategically identify gaps and plan for the needed professional development in your district. Critical information shared with humor and practical solutions will be the focus for this session.
Refreshment Break
3:00-5:00 PM – Late Afternoon Mini-Courses
|Documentation Under the IDEA—How Much is Enough?
Art Cernosia, Attorney at Law/Education Consultant, Williston, VermontThe last reauthorization of the IDEA included a goal to reduce unnecessary paperwork. This session will address whether that goal was achieved and what documentation is legally required to comply with the IDEA. The session will also include best practice recommendations. Areas to be covered include documenting referrals for evaluation, eligibility decisions, IEP services and placement, IEP progress reports, disciplinary actions and procedural safeguards
|RTI and Special Education Law
Jose Martin, Attorney at Law, Richards Lindsay & Martin, LLP, Austin, Texas
Since emerging esponse-to-intervention (RtI) practices were first reflected in IDEA 2004, many questions have arisen about its impact on special education law. This session will address those areas, including RtI and the IDEA child-find requirements, parent requests for evaluations amidst RtI implementation, common misconceptions about RtI, the use of RtI data in LD evaluations, the modernization of LD assessment practices, and the reform of state models for LD eligibility.
|Making the Grade: Developing IEPs and 504 Plans That Enhance Successful Post-Secondary Education Planning
Jeanne Kincaid, Attorney at Law, Drummond Woodsum, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
In this age of accountability, how can school districts best ensure that the transition services and accommodations they are providing for students intending to pursue post-secondary education are aligned with success? In this session, Attorney Jeanne Kincaid, who specializes in disability law in the K-12 and higher education settings, will share her expertise in assisting schools, and college/university personnel in understanding the key differences between the rights of students on IEPs and 504 plans vs. the rights of adult students with disabilities attending postsecondary institutions. Too often, the rights enjoyed by high school students can serve to handicap them as they move to independence. Administrators and staff who serve high school students will benefit from understanding how they might fashion planning to align with the student's transition to higher education. University/college faculty and staff will better understand the framework with which many of the students with disabilities they serve have experienced. Faculty in Departments of Education will have better insight in working with students with disabilities who are studying to become teachers themselves.
|Ethics Seminar: Ethics and Professional Responsibility in the Practice of Special Education Law
Diane Wiscarson, Attorney at Law, Wiscarson Law, Portland, Oregon and Graham Hicks, Attorney at Law, Graham M. Hicks, P.C., Beaverton, OregonAn interactive ethics seminar specially designed for attorneys to meet State Bar Association CLE program standards; includes problems and hypotheticals with ethical considerations based on real life school law practice; issue identification, participant discussion; and recommended professional practices.


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AspectJ scans all loaded class to see if they match aspects. To properly inspect a class, it needs to resolve a number of things, especially parent class and implemented interfaces.
It happens quite often that a class is not completely resolvable. For example, many packages include bridging classes to external libraries, like to logging systems, but does not DEPEND strongly on those libraries, instead they are optional dependencies, and proper logic is in place to avoid calling those bridge classes if the library is not there. AspectJ is not aware of this logic, and fails trying to resolve those bridge classes, throwing AbortExceptions.
To avoid this AbortExceptions to actually stop the build (and the developer run) process, Magma catches these exception.
This however causes real problems when there IS actually a good reason for that exception to be thrown. For example, the user could declare a certain bean to implement a certain inferface from an aspect, and then fail to provide implementations for all methods in the interface.
In this case, AspectJ will throw an AbortException, Magma will catch it and keep on going, no aspect will be applied to that specific class, so the "bare bone" class will be used, causing then problems during runtime. These problems are extremely hard to debug, cause apparently no error is given.
Also, due to the -XterminateAfterCompile AspectJ switch that Magma uses to reduce coupling between packages, some of the bare bone classes are not completely valid or usable as they are, they need AspectJ weaving to resolve some parts. A typical situation is the JVM throwing VerifyError regarding the stack size of methods, which means that the bare bone class is being used and so probably an AbortException has been thrown.
There should be a way to discern, once such AbortExceptions are caught, wether they are ignorable (like Velocity depending on Log4j) or if they must really stop the cycle and notify the user of a real severe problem.
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