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Salt Lake City Lodging
Sleep Inn South Jordan/Sandy
10676 South 300 West
South Jordan, UT 84095
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Sleep Inn South Jordan/Sandy
Ideal location
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This South Jordan hotel offers the ideal location for skiers visiting the Salt Lake City area. It is centrally located between Salt Lake City International Airport and local ski resorts, including Alta Ski Area, Brighton Ski Resort, Solitude and Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort.
Amenities & Services
Property Amenities
- Business center
- Complimentary breakfast
- Common area laundry
- Common area hot tub (indoor)
- Pets allowed (fees may apply)
- Indoor pool
- Wheelchair accessible property
In-Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Complimentary coffee
- Complimentary newspaper
- Internet (fees may apply)
- Wireless Internet (fees may apply)
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Smoking rooms available
- Television
Dining and Attractions
•South Town Center shopping mall
•LDS Jordan River Utah Temple
•Salt Lake County Equestrian Center
•South Towne Exposition Center
We are the ideal location for skiers, because we are close to:
•Salt Lake City International Airport
•Alta Ski Area
•Brighton Ski Resort
•Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort
Downtown Salt Lake City, Temple Square, Thanksgiving Point and Cabela's are also a short distance from the Sleep Inn hotel.
Location Description
Sleep Inn South Jordan/Sandy
Cancellation Policy
Must cancel by 4pm day of arrival to avoid being charged one nights stay plus tax. Your room will be held until 7:00 AM the morning following your scheduled arrival date. If you do not arrive and do not cancel your reservation by the cancellation deadline, your credit card will be charged 1 night's stay plus tax.
Deposit Policy
A valid credit card is required to confirm your reservation and guarantee your room.
Please note: Pet accommodations: 10.00 usd per night per pet. Added at end of stay.


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New Schools Activity Programme Online!Our brand new schools programme is now online with an enhanced search facility to improve usability. We've also been working to give our webpages a bit of a makeover to improve access and reflect the nature of the work we do with schools, young people and community groups at our sites across Scotland.
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121 Diamond Spring RoadDenville, NJ 07834
Sloths move so slowly, it looks like they could be sleeping. When visiting the library today, you can make your own sleepy sloth craft.
The aliens are coming! Hear some fun alien stories and then make a puppet craft.
Ivy Omere will demonstrate how to make your own out-of-this-world African mask.
When visiting the library today, pick up a raccoon project which can be completed here.
After reading this story by Janell Cannon, we'll make our own bat project.
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Six members of the St. Marys Area gymnastics squad competed in the PA Classic Individual Meet held at Moon Township last Friday and Saturday.
In the bronze divisions, Michaela Sorg competed in the all-around and placed fifth on vault with an 8.45. Mackenzie Neureiter competed in vault, beam and floor.
In the silver division, Megan Longhi competed in the all-around and placed 10th on the vault with an 8.733. Abby Wittman competed on the vault, while Justin Huey tied for fourth on the vault and placed seventh in the uneven bars.
The City of St. Marys Police Department and Dickinson Children's Prevention Services recently teamed up to host an internet safety program entitled "Protecting Kids Online." The presentation took place Wednesday evening in the Elk County Catholic High School auditorium.
In the summer of 1965, Leo Ehrensberger of St. Marys was an accounting major at St. Vincent College when he accompanied some friends out on a Friday night. On a whim, they decided to take an assessment being offered the next day for the Peace Corps.
"About three or four months later, four of us got letters that said we were accepted," Ehrensberger said.
The Elk County Conservation discussed becoming involved with the Source Water Protection Technical Assistance Program [SWPTAP] offered by the Department of Environmental Protection during Monday night's meeting.
"We have a new fellow by the name of Jacob Moore who works down at the regional office-- he is an environmental planner and he's come to us filling a position that has been empty for about two years," said conservation district field representative John M. Green. "Jake has hit the ground running in our office and it looks like he has some big things going on there."
Lee Joseph Cook, 57, of 914 Windfall Rd., St. Marys, formerly of Emporium, died Monday afternoon, Feb. 28, 2011, at his residence.
He was born June 22, 1953 in St. Marys, son of Bessie Priest Cook of Emporium, and the late Lee C. Cook.
He graduated from Cameron County High School, Class of 1973. He resided at Oak Manor in St. Marys for 37 years and worked at Elcam for over 37 years. He enjoyed his family, Christmas, his dogs, Elvis Presley and collecting Elvis memorabilia, mowing grass and fishing. He enjoyed playing lottery tickets and often won.
CLARION - The St. Marys Area Flying Dutch wrestlers captured three individual District 9 Class AAA championships Saturday night at Clarion University's Waldo Tippin Gymnasium.
Michael Brennen at 160 pounds, Joe McLaughlin at 189 pounds and Kevin Hoy at 285 pounds, won their respective weight class titles and advance to this weekend's Northwest Regional Tournament set for the Altoona Area High School Field House.
The Elk County Catholic Crusaders advanced to the semifinals of the District 9-A Tournament with a thrilling 55-52 victory over the Coudersport Falcons on Saturday night at the Aaron J. Straub Gym at Elk Catholic.
The Crusaders tied the game at 47-all on a Tyler Herzing trey with 17 seconds left in regulation. The Elk County defense then prevented the Falcons from getting a good shot off, thus forcing the game into overtime. In the overtime period the Crusaders outscored the Falcons 8-5 (six by Pearsall and two by Simons) to lock up the win and advance on in the playoffs.
The St. Marys Area swimming teams placed second (Dutchmen) and third (Lady Dutch) at the 2011 District Nine League Swimming and Diving championships held at the St. Marys Area High Natatorium on Friday and Saturday.
Betty J. Marchiori, 84, of Hoovertown Road, Penfield, died Friday, Feb. 25, 2011 at the DuBois Nursing Home after a brief illness.
She was born May 9, 1926 in Penfield, daughter of the late Jim and Annie (Marsh) Soliday.
She was married to Robert Kearney, who preceded her in death in 1948. On Oct. 5, 1949, she married Frank J. "Fritz" Marchiori, who preceded her in death on Feb. 17, 2009.
On Sunday afternoon, members of this year's Confirmation class presented Betsy Roberts, treasurer of the St. Marys Christian Food Bank, with a check for over $5,500 that they raised for the organization through their "Souper Bowl" collection at area churches on Super Bowl Sunday. The students collected donations following that weekend's Masses at all three Catholic churches in St. Marys, as well as at the chapel at Elk County Catholic High School following a Saturday evening service.


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Infants absorb chemicals more easily than adults — their bodies run at a higher metabolic rate, and their skin is ten times thinner. Infant toys and teether made of PVC plastic often leak phthalates (pronounced "thay-lates") and other toxic substances (see more details in this report on 2003 PVC Report Card on Kid's Toys Manufacturers).
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About LIM College
LIM College Students Achieve Accredited Professional Status from Bing Ads
Digital marketing skills offer an edge in competitive job market
Six LIM College students in Professor Pat Tormey's Integrated Marketing Communications and Direct Marketing classes have achieved Accredited Professional Status from Bing Ads.
Bing Ads is a service that provides pay per click advertising on the Bing and Yahoo! search engines.
To earn this distinction, the students were required to take a five-hour online course of study, and then pass a challenging 101-question exam.
In today's competitive job market, demonstrated digital marketing skills can only enhance a professional resume and increase a graduate's career opportunities, notes Professor Tormey.
Congratulations to:
- Catherine Rardin
- Lauren Ladnier
- Mercedes Randall
- Jaime Whritenour
- Flora Evoli
- Nabeel Minhaj


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Most meals include the price of appropriate wait staff. If an attendant is requested for an event not requiring normal wait staff services:
Attendant/chef charges will require one hour for setup and one hour for cleanup beyond the scheduled time of the event. There is a 20% service charge for all events that are not sponsored by Loyola University. This is in addition to the charges listed above.
We reserve the right to adjust or change pricing from that printed based on location, seasonal availability and current market price of products found in this catering guide. Once your contract is signed, your prices are guaranteed. Sales tax will be added to the bill for all non-Loyola events unless proof of exemption is provided. A 20% service fee will be charged to any event not sponsored by Loyola University.
At the time of booking, we will send you a copy of the event sheet for your final approval. We ask that you sign the event sheet to verify that you understand the menu charges and then return it within 24 hours to the Dining Services Catering Office. The expected count that you give us should be as accurate as possible. The Catering Department will plan, purchase and invoice for all the guests that you indicate will attend. A final guarantee number must be given to the Dining Services Catering office no later than 72 hours (3 business days) prior to the event (Wednesday in the case of a Monday event). If no final count is obtained, we will prepare and charge for the original number of guests. Cancellations up to four (4) days prior to the event are without charge. After three (3) days but prior to the day of the event, the charge will be 25% of the cost of the event. Same day cancellations will result in a full charge of the entire event.
At the time your order is placed, we will need your budget number so that we can start processing your event. If you are not billing through the Loyola Billing Department and are not Loyola University faculty, staff or current student, we require an advance deposit of 50% of the estimated cost of the event. The balance is due at the time of the event paid in either cash or check. Any additional costs incurred during the event will be billed within 7 days of the event and payment is expected 15 days after that. A 20% service fee will be charged to any event not sponsored by Loyola University.
Dining Services takes exceptional care to follow recommended proper food handling procedures in the best interests of our clients and guests to help reduce the risk of foodborne illness. As such, we have certain service guidelines designed to help us maintain this high level of food safety practice. These guidelines include not serving or making available for service any food or beverage that was not produced or supplied by Loyola University Dining or one of our approved vendors; adhering to time limits that food may be held safely for service; limiting the service of certain foods to certain locations and conditions under which food safety guidelines can be upheld, and keeping customers from removing perishable foods from functions for later consumption. These and other guidelines have been put in place to help protect you and the University from the risk of foodborne illness.
The Catering department reserves the right to substitute items based on product availability. We will make every attempt to inform you of this change as far in advance as possible. Please discuss with the Catering Director any special dietary requirements. In case of inclement weather, please discuss a secondary plan to insure the success of your event.


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I am remodeling the master bath and I need to relocate the bath tub. I will be extending the trap about 3-4' from where it is now. I'm wondering if I need to relocate the vent pipe as well. How far can it be from the vent?
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It depends on the diameter of the trap. Under International Building Code use table 906.1.
A 1.5" trap can be 6 feet from the vent (if your trap is only 1.25" the maximum distance is 5 feet).
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Interested in volunteering as a school governor in Birmingham?
School governors are the most important volunteer workforce in education. Anyone aged 18 or over can volunteer and no specific qualifications are needed.
A full training programme is available and an advice team is on hand to provide support and guidance. A copy of the training programme can be found on the Governor Training page by following this link.
Volunteering as a school governor is a unique development opportunity that will enhance your employment prospects and CV through the experience that you gain in areas such as project management, recruitment and selection, budget control and data analysis.
School governors have the right to reasonable time off from work for their public duties. You may not be paid for this so check with your HR Department.
Why should you do it?
As well as providing you with an insight into the education system and an opportunity to work alongside a wide range of people, your support and challenge will make a positive difference to a school in Birmingham and the outcomes for children at that school.
What's involved?
The role of a school governor is to contribute to the work of the governing body in ensuring high standards of achievement for all children and young people in the school by:
- setting the school's vision, ethos and strategic direction;
- holding the headteacher to account for the educational performance of the school and its pupils; and
- overseeing the financial performance of the school and making sure its money is well spent.
How you will spend your time as a governor
The role of the school governor can be demanding but very rewarding. Under usual circumstances, you should expect to spend between 10 and 20 days a year on your governing responsibilities; the top end of this commitment, which equates to about half a day per week in term time. If you don't have that time to spare then the role probably isn't for you. Activities include:
- Attending meetings of the governing body of your school usually outside of school hours.
- Reading reports and papers and keeping up to date on the progress that the school is making.
- Undertaking training in the role. All Local Authority nominated governors are required to undertake induction training within 6 months of appointment.
- Visiting the school from time to time during the school day.
What's expected of you
Birmingham City Council expects all governors serving at maintained schools and Local Authority governors serving on the Governing Body of an Academy to sign a Code of Conduct, and to have:
- a strong commitment to the role and to improving outcomes for children
- the inquisitiveness to question and analyse;
- the willingness to learn;
- good inter-personal skills;
- appropriate levels of literacy in English (unless a governing body is prepared to make special arrangements);
- sufficient numeracy skills to understand basic data.
How to apply
If you would like to apply become a school governor you can contact the school directly or to apply to be a Local Authority nominated Governor you can contact School and Governor Support or complete and return the application form attached below.
Before completing an application form you should download and read the following documents which outline the procedure for nomination and provides important information about the role of governor:


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Neurologic Enzyme Evaluation
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Several RBC enzymes are known to cause a nonspherocytic hemolytic anemia (HA). The most common cause of these are glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase and pyruvate kinase deficiency. Four other RBC enzymes that cause HA have also been associated with hereditary myopathic or neurologic disorders. These enzymes are phosphofructokinase, triosephosphate isomerase, phosphoglycerate kinase, and glutathione synthase. Kinetic enzyme assays are available for the first 3 disorders. Quantitative measurement of glutathione substitutes for analysis of the enzyme glutathione synthase.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Evaluating patients who have a hemolytic process that is associated with some neurologic findings
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Definitive results and an interpretive report will be provided.
Significant abnormal values typically are 25% of values obtained for a normal individual.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
No significant cautionary statements
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
Definitive results and an interpretive report will be provided.
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Fairbanks VF, Klee GG: Biochemical aspects of hematology. In Tietz Textbook of Clinical Chemistry. Third edition. Edited by CA Burtis, ER Ashwood. Philadelphia, WB Saunders Company, 1999, pp 1642-1644
2. Boulard MR, Meienhofer MC, Bois M, et al: Letter: red-cell phosphofructokinase deficiency. N Engl J Med 1974;291:978-979
3. Schneider AS, Valentine WN, Hattori M, Heins HL: Hereditary hemolytic anemia with triosephosphate isomerase deficiency. N Engl J Med 1965;272:229-235


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The Bottomless Portafilter
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Wasting time is an unspeakable crime, says Segway inventor Dean Kamen.
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Most tools are designed to fulfill one explicit function, so they have one name and a single efficient form. But multitools are different: they're compact, hingey, clumsy, ungainly, folding, pronged,...
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Film Jockey
Combining live performance with old film gets Julie Meitz back to her roots.
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Look for the technology of the future in the oldest civilization!
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Dusting off his vintage Philips Electronic Lab Kit, Claude Rieth uses Lego bricks to fill out the lost pieces.
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Being a political idiot has its advantages.
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Our guide to the coolest kits to make and give.
Let the X Games Begin
If you've ever wanted to try making a video game, here's your chance.
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The dead tree version is always better than the digital version. Except when it isn't.
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Bar Code Equipment › Receipt Printer › Samsung-Bixolon Printer › Samsung-Bixolon SRP 350 II › Samsung-Bixolon SRP-350IIUG
Direct thermal, monochrome, Auto-cutter, USB interfaces. Color: Black. Cables sold separately.
The Samsung-Bixolon SRP 350 II is a successor of the best selling model SRP-350. SRP 350 II is a 3 inch thermal receipt printer to provide all you need. The biggest benefit from SRP 350 II is the improved printing speed. Not only with the text printing speed, but also image printing speed has increased up to 200 mm/sec. The SRP 350 II includes smart Windows drivers and other various drivers to make the SRP 350 II thermal receipt printer even more attractive and special. The SRP 350 II thermal receipt printer also offers simplicity for the operator with Easy-paper-loading and USB 2.0 connectivity with interchangeable interfaces. Overall, the SRP 350 II offers a modern design and small footprint enhance any environment.
Full specifications (PDF)
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We try to work with local delis to bring you the very best organic and free range, locally-procured or fairtrade produce. Everything else generally comes from recycled or sustainable sources (and our in-apartment cleaning products are all eco-friendly - not that we advise you to eat them..!).
The following are provided free of charge during your stay: fresh organic or locally sourced milk, freshly ground coffee, Illy coffee pods, Fairtrade teas and hot chocolate, oranges for the juicer, cereals for the morning plus basics such as salt, pepper, olive oil and balsamic vinegar.
Bookable extras
These bookable extras will be waiting in your apartment when you arrive. You can order them when you book.
Two small packs of Dorset cereals, four fruit yogurts, fresh fruit selection, apple juice
Two small packs of dorset cereals, two organic yogurts, fresh fruit selection, fresh juice, a loaf of bread, butter and preserves. Way to go!
Bacon, sausages, eggs, baked beans, tomatoes, mushrooms, potato cakes, butter, preserves. All organic and/or free range when available
Bottle of Staying Cool Champagne, four bagels, pack of organic salmon, tub of cream cheese
Large Burts crisps, bag of nuts, chocolate bars and biscuits. The perfect Midnight snack - with or without alcohol!
Smooth and mellow. An easy drinking red.
Organic smoked salmon, organic cream cheese and plain bagels. Yum!
Fresh, fruity and dry with hints of lime and lemon
A deliciously clean and refreshing zesty citrus taste. A toasty classic champagne for all occasions
One of the most popular reds - scents of currants, berries, cherries, plums, violet and rose
Four bottles of the famous Italian beer
An intensely fragrant bouquet, with fruity notes and hints of wild flowers. An excellent structure, with a strong backbone of refreshing acidity and a well-balanced finish
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Full of summer fruits, poached pears and cherry and vanilla ice-cream. A champagne to celebrate love
Hints of nectarine and grassy, gooseberry aromas. Very quaffable.
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Rarely left the court, seeing action in all 100 sets the Bobcats' played as floor captain in 2009 ... Tallied a team-best 785 assists ... Finished second on the team in service aces (21), and fifth in digs (168) ... Came a kill away from her first career triple-double, Oct. 9 at St. Francis (N.Y.), totaling nine kills, a career-high 53 assists and 12 digs ... Contributed 42 assists and 16 digs in the Bobcats' Nov. 15 win against Saint Francis (Pa.) ... Had nine kills and 39 assists in the Bobcats' victory over Holy Cross on Oct. 13 ... Distributed 40 assists in the Bobcats' Sept. 20 win over St. Francis (N.Y.) ... Totaled 11 digs at Saint Francis (Pa.) on Oct. 4.
As a freshman:
Saw action in all 35 matches as the Bobcats' setter...compiled a team-high 920 assists and 43 service aces...tallied a season-high 41 assists twice, at Fairleigh Dickinson (10/18) and at Delaware State (11/2)...also racked up 40 assists against Providence (10/4)...began her collegiate career with a 39-assist, 11-dig performance against Fordham (8/29)...hit a season-high .714 with five kills against St. Francis (N.Y.)(11/9)... also registered five kills apiece against Hartford (9/28) and at Chicago State (10/3)...compiled at least 10 digs on five separate occasions, including a season-high 14 against LaSalle (11/5)...also added two block assists against LaSalle...named to the NEC Fall Academic Honor Roll and the Quinnipiac Bobcat Invitational All-Tournament Team.
Before Quinnipiac:
A much-heralded player from Centerville High School in Richmond, Ind. ... a four-year Tri-Eastern Conference First Team selection and an All-Area Palladium-Item pick, while also earning All-Area Palladium-Item First Team honors in three of those four years ... was named to the All-State Second Team in 2006 and the All-State First Team in 2007 ... earned Indiana All-Star Volleyball Team recognition as a senior ... a four-year team captain and most valuable player at Centerville ... broke the career and single-season school records for assists and aces while also breaking the single-season record for digs ... also played three years of varsity basketball, earning All-Conference Honorable Mention in 2007 ... an All-Conference and All-District selection on Centerville's varsity tennis team, holding the No. 1 and No. 2 singles positions ... was an All-State Honorable Mention pick as a junior while also winning the Sectional and Regional Championship ... also an All-Conference Honorable Mention basketball player, earning team MVP and Most Inspirational awards as team captain ... a two-year National Honor Society member, Lawler earned the Academic Honors Diploma ... also earned the President's Education Award and the Albert Award, given annually to the most outstanding first-year female athlete at Centerville.
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Priced per speaker Product Highlights:12" subwoofer with dual 4-ohm voice coilspolypropylene cone with hi-roll rubber surroundcast aluminum framepower range: 100-350 RMS watts (175 watts per coil)peak power: 1,400 wattsfrequency response: 23-400 Hzsensitivity: 93 dBmounting depth: 6-1/4"sealed box volume: 1.00 cu. ft.ported box volume: 1.75 cu. ft.warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee What's a component sub and why would I want one? A component sub is simply a speaker that's designed to reproduce bass once it's installed in a compatible enclosure. Think about the impact of a movie soundtrack in a big theater or even in your own home HDTV setup. A component sub can add the same kind of power to the music in your car. And a car sub is not all about the boom that you hear on a street corner (although that's cool too) - you can pair a component sub with your choice of enclosure to get bass just the way you like it, from tight and punchy to fat and loose. 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It also provided great lows in the Sound Ordinance Bass Bunker. Awesome sub for not much investment!! Pros: Awesome sound quality!! Great flexibility as far as enclosures go!! Dual voice coil means easier system adaptation. Quick, responsive, yet will stretch out to get LOW!! Cons: Unfortunately the amplifier I am using, is just too dang much for this guy!!! I wish I had room for two of them, that would be perfect. The voice coils just couldn't take the power!! 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No JBL GTO1214D Written By Lisa, Hollywood Fl on Friday, December 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Easy to install went to crutch field diagrams - perfect! Sounds great! 1 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No JBL GTO1214D Written By brad, Given, WV on Thursday, July 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Ok for a beginner system not for advanced system Pros: Ease of use! Cons: Cheaply built speakers Was this review helpful? Yes No Great sub! Written By JBL1212, Chicago,IL. on Monday, January 28, 2013 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Recently got this sub and man it hits hard. The sub does take time to break in but even at low volume levels slams. I have it in a ported box powered by a Jbl GTO501EZ its around 700w, but is 500rms giving the sub more than enough power putting it around 130% a perfect sweet spot for this 350rms sub. The sub hits its highs and lows very well, it definitely shows 1400w peak. The sub unlike many others has a very solid frame keeping it strong at higher volumes. its very loud!! Pros: inexpensive, powerful,solid, hits every frequency Cons: Stinks waiting for it to break in, but its the same for almost any sub 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Outstanding subwoofer! Written By Fancyfeathers, Anchorage, Ak on Sunday, January 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I took a shot, not knowing much about JBL, and it was worth it. Once I got it broken in with only a 750watt amp it was really great. Superb highs and fantastic lows. Once I got a 1000watt amp then it REALLY started making noise. It's got alot of kick in it, and just for one sub! I would recommend getting this, I'm really glad I did. Pros: It's great if you want to have more than one subwoofer at a time, since there's dual voice coils which makes for easy wiring. It's got some weight to it, I've always liked a heavy subwoofer haha. It come with a JBL sticker! All around great sound and great quality. I'm satisfied Cons: If you only use one (like I am) the dual voice coil wiring is not necessary. But it doesn't affect the product to me at all, you just have to make sure you wore it properly(which isn't hard, the book tells you how to do it) other than that, there's nothing I have to complain about 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual 12" DVC 4-ohm woofer Self-adhesive gasket tape JBL logo sticker Instruction booklet Technical Data sheet Warranty sheet Features and Specs Size 12 -inch Impedance 4 ohms Cone Material Polypropylene Surround Material Rubber Ideal Sealed Box Volume (cubic feet) 1 Ideal Ported Box Volume (cubic feet) 1.75 Port diameter (inches) 4 Port length (inches) 10 Free-Air No Dual Voice Coil Yes Sensitivity 93 dB at 2.83 volts Frequency Response 23 - 400 Hz RMS Power Range (Watts) 100-350 Peak Power Handling (Watts) 1400 Top Mount Depth (inches) 6 1/4 Bottom Mount Depth (inches) N/A Cutout Diameter or Length (inches) 10 15/16 Vas (liters) 66 Fs (Hz) 28.3 Qts 0.49 Xmax (millimeters) 14.5 Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research Features Enclosure Compatibility Features Woofer Cones: The JBL Grand Touring Series woofer features a polypropylene woofer cone with a heavy-duty molded dustcap. Rubber Surrounds: The woofer features a rubber surround to provide exceptional cone-edge suspension and long-throw linearity with control and stability at the excursion limits. Spider: The woofer's progressive spider provides better control at the excursion limits and reduces woofer distortion. Dual 4-ohm Voice Coils: This woofer features dual 4-ohm voice coils that offer flexibility in wiring. When the voice coils are wired in parallel with each other, the woofer presents a 2-ohm mono load. When the voice coils are wired in series with each other, the woofer presents an 8-ohm mono load. In addition, each coil may be connected to a different amplifier channel and each channel will see a 4-ohm load. Tinsel Wire Protector: The woofer uses a unique tinsel wire protector that also strengthen the joint between the cone, the voice coil and the spider. That joint is the most critical of all and must be able to withstand more stress than any other point in the moving assembly. 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With Boeing's completion of the Indian Air Force's first C-17 heavy-lift aircraft in early January 2013, the 418th Flight Test Squadron became the first squadron to fly India's newest acquisition in order to begin testing it at Edwards.
The 418th FLTS flew the C-17, known as IN1, during a ferry flight from the Boeing factory in Long Beach, Calif., to Edwards Jan. 22.
"We are very excited because this is the first foreign military sale C-17 tested by the 418th FLTS at Edwards. The Indian government requested an independent evaluation to show they are getting the best; most currently fielded C-17 available and the C-17 Integrated Test Team at the 418th Flight Test Squadron will do just that," said Shelly Huie, 412th TW C-17 ITT project manager.
During the aircraft's duration at Edwards, the test team will consist of discipline engineers, flight test engineers, test pilots, load masters, logistics professionals, program managers, and maintainers from within the Global Reach Combined Test Force.
"Most of the team for this test has been working together for years on various programs, so the teamwork is already well-developed – which is another great benefit the customer will receive by testing the aircraft here at Edwards," said Maj. Cory Naddy, 418th FLTS C-17 assistant director operations.
"Specifically, for the India program, this team has been working over the last few months to hammer out the specific requirements of each test point."
In the next few weeks, the 418th FLTS side of the GRCTF will set about reviewing and approving flight and ground test cards.
"During this time, our maintainers, including Boeing support, will be working to modify the aircraft with instrumentation required to gather the data we need to complete the test. Following that modification, the aircraft will start ground and flight test. In this phase of the program, our C-17 flight test engineers, test pilots, loadmasters and discipline engineers will be working closely together to execute the approved test plan," Naddy said.
"Interestingly, there will be portions of the flight test phase that will require us to pull in other crewmembers and support from other aircraft to execute certain test points. All of these test points will require squadron leadership supervision and involvement. So, to put it simply, dedicated and in-depth teamwork from the entire GRCTF team will be necessary to get the India program to a satisfactory completion on the timeline projected," added Naddy.
According to Huie, IN1 is expected to be here for about two months to undergo aircraft inspection and routine flight testing.
"The testing has the potential to extend into mid-April, if needed; but the team expects most testing to be completed by mid-March," said Naddy. "Since this is the first foreign military sale C-17 tested by the 418th FLTS, it has introduced some new dynamics to our testing here and we hope that we will get to see other FMS programs roll through the GRCTF in the future."
The GRCTF at Edwards is the premiere test force for heavy aircraft, including KC-46, KC-10, and KC-135 tankers, C-17 and C-130 tactical airlift and C-5 strategic airlift. GRCTF personnel have been testing C-17 aircraft, components, and modifications for deployment to the operational mobility force since 1991.
Boeing plans to make 10 C-17s for the Indian Air Force.


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Gallery: Pixelated Birdhouses Sprout on City Trees in London
With over 250 bird and bug boxes available in the stunning sculptural art installation, birds can choose from a range of shapes and sizes of boxes to use for shelter, nesting or feeding spaces. The diverse complex of bird boxes were designed to reflect the architecture in the nearby Georgian terraces and 1960s flats that surround the park in Duncan Terrace Gardens and Cremorne Gardens. We love the strangely organic forms that are created by stacking these distinct modular box shapes together and are happy to hear that they have been woven together using elastic bands, which means the structure can change over time as the tree grows.
The 'Spontaneous City' installations have developed from a concept that the London Fieldwork duo initiated in 2008 with the Super Kingdom, where they created a series of animal 'show homes' for the Kings Wood, which included the Mussolini Bird House.
Image © London Fieldworks 2010
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March 24, 2011 at 8:20 pm
why am i getting goosebumps here….
March 24, 2011 at 12:11 pm
In some cases you end up attracting non-native species that like the birdhouses. If you feed a bear in the wild, the park service will shoot it cause it gets used to humanity. What's the justification for building homes and feeding birds. Birds build their own damn houses; their called nests.
March 24, 2011 at 11:24 am
This is a great concept! I'm not sure that such a high number of birds would live in such close proximity though. Use of elastic bands to accommodate future tree growth is clever, and I can't help but imagine how loud those birdhouses would be if each one had "residents." Great stuff.
March 24, 2011 at 4:42 am
Totally stunning.
March 23, 2011 at 6:58 pm
The trees look infected for sure. Very Cool!!!! Agree there needs to be some perches near by to give the birds a place to sit and check things out before going into the nest for the first time. Great observation.
March 23, 2011 at 2:26 pm
la intencion es interesante, me gustaria saber como respondieron los pájaros.
October 5, 2010 at 7:52 am
Looks amazing! Have the houses been popular with the birds?
August 18, 2010 at 4:15 am
Clever concept. One small but very important oversight… birds generally never fly on to the edge of the entrance to a nesting box but, in the natural word, perch on a twig near the nest to check for predators before entering. Could your artists perhaps get hold of some dowel rod and cut them into small pieces and start gluing? Oh, dear!
August 17, 2010 at 9:32 pm
I know that birds freak out when they see two circles next to each other.
Curious to see whether they'd freak out when they see this.
August 17, 2010 at 1:44 pm
Interesting but ugly at the same time–it looks like the tree contracted some sort of virus or something.


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i based it off the 1974 unis
i put the "pacers" font in the line though
also, i changed the navy blue to the royal...like some of you guys were expecting
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i based it off the 1974 unis
i put the "pacers" font in the line though
also, i changed the navy blue to the royal...like some of you guys were expecting
I actually really like that.
I wouldn't mind having a uniform like that - have you made a road version yet?
ill have different versions so you guys can tell which one you like the best
ill have it up pretty soon
that is pretty cool
Pretty nice. If we can't get something resembling the Flo-Jo's, that'd be great.
You, Never? Did the Kenosha Kid?
Great job.
It is nice. It seems to be a combination of the 1974 and the late 80's/early 90's jersey.
"If I have the ball, I will shoot it, you have to believe that," - Stephen Jackson
here is away version #1
kinda has that mavericks look
i dont know if thats a good thing
please give me suggestions!!!!
i will try anything
I don't really like the road design too much - I'd probably rather have yellow numbers and get rid of one of the blues.
ill get another version right up
any suggestions on color scheme?
away version #2
i like this one better
i stayed with the royal blue/yellow/white color scheme
ill get in the other ones tomorrow (sunday 5/15)
Nice work, man.
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I really, really like this year's retro road jerseys. But then I'm a fan of our 80s uniforms and I think I'm in the minority there.
Maybe they'll take the Pacers Digest logo and run with it ...
Now only if there was a way to let DW and LB see this or whoever it is that is working this issue.
away version #3
just made the stripe yellow
away version #4
i still prefer your second away version
Proud owner of 'Dutch Pacers'
Nice work. Maybe you have a career in designing unis. I'm with Deeman, I like your #2 away option. I do think it would be cool to use the black and gold jerseys as alt.
I actually liek the first away version


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After more than five months -- the longest wait for an attorney general nominee since the Reagan administration -- Loretta Lynch becomes the first African-American woman to hold the position. Lynch succeeds Eric Holder, who announced his resignation in September. Click through to see more of Obama's cabinet.
President Barack Obama picked Ashton Carter, the former second-in-command at the Pentagon, to replace Chuck Hagel, who resigned as defense secretary.
Vice President Joe Biden. Biden was previously a senator from Delaware.
Secretary of State John Kerry. Kerry was previously a senator from Massachusetts and chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Secretary of the Treasury Jack Lew. Lew was previously Obama's White House Chief of Staff, and was director of the Office of Management and Budget before that.
Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell. Jewell was previously president and chief executive of outdoor recreation company REI. She replaced former Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar.
Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack. Vilsack was previously governor of Iowa.
Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker. One of the wealthiest women in America and an heiress to the Hyatt hotel fortune, she previously headed the investment firm PSP Capital Partners and an associated property firm, Pritzker Realty Group. Pritzker was national finance chairwoman of Obama's 2008 presidential campaign and national co-chairwoman of his 2012 campaign.
Secretary of Labor Thomas Perez. Perez formerly oversaw the Labor Department's civil rights division.
Secretary of Health and Human Services Sylvia Mathews Burwell. Burwell was previously the White House Office of Management and Budget director.
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As a group of conservative GOP lawmakers and activists gathered this week behind closed doors to talk strategy ahead of the coming immigration battle with President Obama, one intriguing face was in the crowd: Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas.
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Cruz is one of only two Hispanic Republicans in the Senate and if he chooses to actively join up with forces opposing a broad immigration bill in the looming legislative showdown, he would instantly become one of the party hardliners' most important voices and faces.
Cruz, a 42-year-old tea-party favorite with Cuban heritage, has not been shy about his position on immigration. He knocked off a GOP establishment front-runner en route to the Senate last year, vehemently denying charges that he supported amnesty. He also opposed the so-called Dream Act, which would provide a path to citizenship for those brought here illegally as children.
"I don't think the answer to our immigration problems is amnesty," Cruz said on CBS, the morning after his election.
It's still unclear how involved Cruz intends to be in mobilizing against the president's soon-to-be-unveiled comprehensive immigration proposal. His office was close-lipped on Friday, declining to comment about the conservatives' get-together and saying the senator doesn't discuss private meetings.
If Cruz aligns himself with the enforcement-only/no-legalization crowd, it could put him at odds with Marco Rubio of Florida, the only other Hispanic Republican in the Senate and one who has sketched out more immigrant-friendly ideas that could dovetail with the broad reforms expected by Obama.
The gathering Cruz attended was held in the office of Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., on Wednesday, with both House members and senators invited. Sessions' office did not respond to requests for comment.
"There hadn't really been a meeting of that sort in a long time," said Republican Sen. John Boozman of Arkansas, who was among the attendees. He called it a meeting "just to touch base." Obama is headed to Nevada next week to talk about immigration.
"It's hard to mobilize against a plan that you don't know what the plan is," Boozman said, adding that "no list of action points" was distributed among the attendees. "There's no game plan right now."
Boozman said he wants to secure the border and is opposed to any amnesty package. "Open borders don't work in a country that has fairly generous program to help the impoverished," he said. And he wasn't reading too much into Cruz's attendance—yet. "He came to the meeting," he said. "Most of the time you go to whatever you're invited to" as a freshman senator.
But Cruz isn't an ordinary freshman. A former champion debater, Cruz is already a favorite of TV-show bookers, appearing on Meet the Press across from Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and on Fox News Sunday in his first weeks on the job. And as one of the Senate's two Hispanic Republicans, Cruz's movements in the immigration fight will be closely monitored, especially as they differ from positions supported by Rubio, who has been actively making the case for his own brand of an immigration overhaul.
Rubio's broad principles include an eventual chance to earn citizenship for those here illegally. Rubio, a potential 2016 candidate for president, has called an immigration overhaul the top issue for him this year.


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CTA1 Foundations
Part of these programs:Graduate diplomaCTA ProgramAustralian Tax Law
The Tax Institute's CTA1 Foundations is an introductory subject that provides a balance between technical material and practical application in the workplace. The subject develops your knowledge in a broad range of areas of tax law, so that you not only become a valued resource to an employer, but also get ahead of the pack.
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- Course code: ATL001
- Core subject
- 30 structured CPD hours
- 13 weeks (130 hours of study)
- 6 credit points
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Establish your career in tax
CTA1 Foundations is essential for all new entrants to the Australian tax profession as it provides you with a working knowledge of the key tax compliance requirements of the Australian tax system, and other principles and processes, through hands-on training. If you want to build a solid foundation for your career in tax, or just revisit the fundamentals, this subject is for you.
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The Tax Institute has over 70 years' experience as Australia's leading educator and professional association in tax. We exist to enhance the credentials of tax professionals through training and education, knowledge products, and recognise tax professionals with our internationally respected CTA designation.
CTA pathwayPathways to tax agent and CTA status
Workplace competenceIncrease workplace productivity by undertaking everyday tax compliance tasks.
ConfidenceGain skills using key business systems and terminology.
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To speak to a Candidate Adviser please call:
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Introduction to the Australian tax system
On completion of the module you will be able to:
- explain the basic structure of tax, including who pays tax and how a taxpayer's tax liability is calculated
- identify the sources of tax law, including the roles of the statutes, the ATO and the courts and tribunals
- explain the basics of the various compliance obligations imposed on all taxpayers
- discuss the characterisation and treatment of income, including the distinction between ordinary and statutory income
- explain the requirements for a taxpayer to claim an amount as a general deduction, including the connection requirement and the impact of the four negative limbs
- discuss the characterisation and treatment of expenses, including the distinction between general and specific deductions
- discuss the impact of a taxpayer carrying on a business on the characterisation and treatment of its income and expenses
- explain the impact of an amount being characterised as capital in nature (both from an income and deductibility perspective)
- discuss basic concepts of the treatment of expenses, including being able to discuss and distinguish general and specific deductions as well as employment and business expenses
- explain the limitations placed on an employee with respect to the deductibility of certain costs (eg. motor vehicle expenses)
- explain the impact of tax offsets on a taxpayer's tax liability. Identify where to access the required knowledge of the Tax Agent Services Act (TASA) 2009 and the Code of Professional Conduct.
Tax Agents Services Act (TASA) 2009 and The Code Of Professional Conduct
On completion of the module you will be able to:
- recall the objects of TASA 2009
- relate the requirements of the registration process and eligibility to register as a tax agent and BAS agent under TASA 2009 to your own circumstances or that of your firm's employees
- identify the professional and ethical standards contained in the Code of Professional Conduct (the Code) in section 30-10 of TASA 2009
- link the administrative sanctions that may be imposed for specific breaches of the Code
- relate the civil penalty provisions to the contraventions of conduct of registered and unregistered agents
- quantify the Tax Practitioners Board's power to apply to the Federal Court for an injunction
- list a registered tax agent's and BAS agent's obligations to notify the Tax Practitioners Board of a change of circumstances.
On completion of the module you will be able to:
- apply the different tax rates applicable to taxpayers
- identify at what point a taxpayer is liable to pay the Medicare levy and surcharge and how this is calculated
- recognise when a taxpayer is eligible for a tax offset and understand the calculations involved
- determine the amount of HELP repayment to be made by a taxpayer for the year
- explore the impact that reportable fringe benefits have on several tax calculations
- explain the self-assessment system
- gather all the information necessary to arrive at the taxable income and calculate the net tax payable/refundable for a taxpayer.
On completion of the module you will be able to:
- determine whether the activity undertaken is a business or a hobby
- analyse the point at which income is derived and therefore included in the taxable income of the taxpayer
- determine whether a business is a small business entity and what benefits may arise from the system
- identify at what point a taxpayer may claim a loss on a non-commercial business activity
- recognise and apply the special rules that apply to individuals who derive their income from personal efforts or skill
- identify deductions particular to a business as well as specific deductions
- recognise and apply capital allowance provisions, pre-payment rules, trading stock and bad debts
- apply the special rules that relate to primary producers.
On completion of the module you will be able to:
- identify and apply relevant taxation legislation and guidelines in relation to the choice of business structures
- apply these legislative rulings and guidelines in differing circumstances
- interpret the basic consequences of each structure for the client
- complete a return for a self-managed super fund (SMSF).
Goods and services tax and payroll
On completion of the module you will be able to:
- understand how GST works
- identify and apply relevant GST legislation and guidelines to simple transactions that may involve GST
- understand the impact of GST on a business
- establish and maintain a payroll.
Capital gains tax
On completion of the module you will be able to:
- determine whether an asset is subject to CGT
- determine any applicable CGT exemptions
- identify the circumstances in which capital gains or losses can be deferred
- calculate the amount of a capital gain or loss.
Fringe benefits tax
On completion of the module you will be able to:
- determine whether FBT liability arises for an employer with a particular focus on the provision of car fringe benefits to employees
- calculate FBT liability in relation to car fringe benefits
- identify the more common exemptions from FBT
- understand how FBT interacts with GST
- list the types of state taxes and identify the current rates and when the liability for each tax applies.
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Modes of study
Face-to-face study
Face-to-face study allows candidates to attend lectures in CBD venues in mainland capital cities, and some regional locations, subject to minimum numbers. Contact your state office if you are interested in this study format.
Distance study
Distance study utilises group web/teleconference tutorials and provides candidates with comprehensive electronic, online and printed resources, and increased communication with the Subject Convenor and Tutorial Leader.
Intensive study
The intensive study format is typically held over a reduced 6 week period that concludes with an exam, and candidates receive support from comprehensive electronic, online and printed resources, as well as web/teleconference tutorials for some subjects.
Assessment-only allows candidates to accelerate their studies by progressing directly to the assessment for the subject based on prior study, qualifications and experience.
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Note: All candidates will also be expected to devote appropriate time to exam preparation and workplace applications.
Regular study period (face-to-face study)
- 3 hours for the pre-reading module
- 3 hours Code of Professional Conduct online module
- 3 hours face-to-face lectures
- 8 x 45-minute online multiple choice assessment (Checkpoint tests)
- 2.15-hours exam and recommended 6-10 hours exam preparation
- Recommend 6 hours per module of private study
Total approximately 102 hours (within 16 weeks)
Regular study period (distance study)
- 2 hours for the pre-reading module
- 3 hours Code of Professional Conduct online module
- 2 hours x 4 web/teleconference tutorials (optional)
- 8 x 45-minute online multiple choice assessment
- 2.15-hours exam and recommended 6-10 hours exam preparation
- Recommend 8-10 hours per module of private study
Total approximately 130 hours (within 13 weeks)
For further information please contact one of our education advisers on 1300 TAX EDU (1300 829 338) or email email@example.com.
CTA1 Foundations is ideal for:
- recent graduates of accounting and law, school leavers, bookkeepers, cadets, registered tax agents and financial planners
- those looking to register, or re-register, as a tax agent with the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) by meeting their course in Australian taxation law education requirements
- overseas professionals who wish to gain the basics to ensure they are "work ready" when they arrive in Australia (including members of the Chartered Institute of Taxation (UK) and Irish Tax Institute)
- anyone who is interested in gaining entry level skills that enable performance of common compliance tasks when working with tax agents, accounting firms or corporations.
Candidates are required to meet the entry requirements for the Graduate Diploma and hold current membership with The Tax Institute.
For further information please contact one of our education advisers on 1300 TAX EDU (1300 829 338) or email email@example.com.
On completion of CTA1 Foundations you will be able to:
- apply the ethics, responsibilities and duties of a tax professional in all professional communications including those with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), the Tax Practitioners Board and the client, in accordance with the Code of Professional Conduct
- interview a client and prepare an individual income tax return involving a range of compliance taxation issues
- determine how the PAYG system applies to a taxpayer, and prepare routine BAS and IAS statements
- advise individual income tax clients on a limited range of issues
- maintain client administration records and liaise with the ATO in respect of lodgment lists for individual income tax returns, BAS statements and IAS statements
- lodge all compliance statements, income tax returns and fringe benefits tax returns with the ATO.
Business alliance partner offers
All CTA1 Foundations candidates receive complimentary access to the following online publications from our business alliance partners:
- Australian Tax Handbook, Thomson Reuters
- Australian Master Tax Guide, CCH Australia Limited.
Note: all assessment tasks must be passed in order to complete the subject.
Regular / Intensive program
|Assessment task
|Pass mark
|Online checkpoint tests
|Assessment task
|Pass mark
|Online checkpoint tests
The CTA1 Foundations subject also forms part of:
This subject provides a pathway to becoming a:
- Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) through the Chartered Tax Adviser Program
- Registered Tax Agent through the Course in Australian Taxation Law
On completion of CTA1 Foundations further career opportunities include, but are not limited to:
- accountant (other requirements apply)
- bookkeeper or BAS agent
- cadet, graduate or trainee accountant
- consultant
- financial adviser
- graduate lawyer
- tax analyst.
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Period 2
Period 3
|ATL001 CTA1 Foundations
|Study Period 1
|Study Period 2
|Study Period 3
|Early Bird Enrolment
|11 February 2015
|17 June 2015
|21 October 2015
|Regular Enrolment
|25 February 2015
|01 July 2015
|04 November 2015
|Commencement, the week beginning*
|02 March 2015
|06 July 2015
|09 November 2015
* The course commencement date is when candidates will receive correspondence from the course coordinator and access to the online learning system. This is when we recommend candidates commence their readings in preparation for the first lecture or webconference tutorial.
Corporate and in-house
The Tax Institute can offer group discounts, corporate graduate course solutions, and customised or in-house training options for your firm.
Speak to Guy Burrows on +61 2 8223 0069 or email to enquire about our partnering arrangements for corporate and in-house options.
Single subject
The Tax Institute offers all subjects that form part of the Graduate Diploma of Applied Tax Law as stand-alone subjects for those who wish to fill a knowledge gap or support their career development without enrolling in a full qualification or course.
Speak to our Education Advisers on 1300 TAX EDU (829 338) to enquire about single subject options.
- Phone 1300 TAX EDU (829 338)
- Email firstname.lastname@example.com
Subjects accredited within the Graduate Diploma do not attract GST.
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Dr. Cohen's academic work are in the fields of autism and in trauma. She is a child psychoanalyst and on the faculty of the Western New England Institute of Psychoanalysis. Internationally she is a Vice President of IACAPAP, International Association of Child Psychiatry and the Allied Professions, serves as an advisor to EMACAPAP, the Eastern Mediterranean Association of Child Psychiatry which encompasses the 22 Arab countries in this region, is affiliated with Tel Aviv University, The Cohen-Harris Trauma Center in Tel Aviv, and Bar Ilan University.
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