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Here Comes The Sun: Nia Solstice 2013
Here Comes The Sun: Nia Solstice 2013
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Event Type: Workshop
Start: Saturday, December 21, 2013 at 9:30am
End: Saturday, December 21, 2013 at 10:45am
280 E. Hersey, #10, Ashland, OR, US
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Come dance the light back into the world. Let the the inner sun rise and set in your marrow bone.
Nia Ashland Winter Break:
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With the absence of artificial light, the stargazing at Nkomazi Game Reserve is phenomenal.
The Guides will gladly assist you with the telescope, just ask them to set it up all weather permitting.
How better to end a blissful day at Nkomazi than to sit reflecting under the star studded-canopy of the African sky?
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Art exhibit focuses on reclaimed wood
WCC's GalleryOne and the Urbanwood Project of Ann Arbor are collaborating on an art exhibition to showcase the beauty and utilitarian quality of recycled wood. The exhibition, "Built, Carved, Turned: Ten Approaches to Urbanwood," features the work of 10 local artists and artisans. It will be on display in GalleryOne, which is on the first floor of the Student Center building, from Aug. 28 to Oct. 18.
WCC students win three Emmys
Five WCC digital media students received Michigan Emmys for their work at the 35th Emmy Gala on June 15. This is the second consecutive year WCC students have returned to campus with Emmys in hand.
New WCC art exhibit reflects Michigan's influence
WCC's GalleryOne is currently showcasing the work of three talented artists educated in southeast Michigan. The exhibit is open through May 24.
WCC offers eight new certificates, degrees
Employment opportunities were an important factor in the creation of eight new certificate and degree programs at WCC for Fall Semester. The new programs represent a broad range of growing industries, including health care, applied technology, digital media, social science, and the arts.
WCC Talent Show Gave Singer/Songwriter a Career Start
Twenty-four-year-old Princeton Michael is a passionate singer/songwriter. But performing his original work in front of a live audience was nerve wracking. That all changed when he auditioned and was selected for the WCC Talent Show in 2008.
Huron River Review Submission Deadline Nears
Submissions are now being accepted for the 2013 issue of The Huron River Review. WCC students, current and former faculty, and employees of the College are invited to submit their original writing, photography, and artwork for consideration. The deadline is Jan. 28.
New Exhibit Features Emerging Artists
WCC's Gallery One highlights emerging artists in a new exhibit series that runs Sept. 6 through Oct. 19.
WCC Talent Showcased at Ypsilanti Heritage Festival
WCC music and performing arts students will lend their talents to each day of the Ypsilanti Heritage Festival, which runs Aug. 17-19 at Riverside Park. All of the WCC performances are free and will take place at the Gazebo Stage near the Huron River.
WCC Goes to the Art Fair
WCC will be well represented at the Ann Arbor Art Fair July 18-21:
2012 Issue of The Huron River Review is Available
The latest issue of The Huron River Review, WCC's award-winning literary magazine, is now available. There are 49 contributors in this year's 160-page anthology. They include students, current and former faculty, and employees of the College.
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From the tradition, to its rules, you may think you know the Catholic Church. But the words of its leader Thursday might surprise you.
Less than a year into his papacy, Pope Francis has already made waves in the Catholic Church. Now, in an interview with a Jesuit magazine, Pope Francis spoke candidly about the church and its challenges.
His comments included a statement urging the church to balance its rules on abortion, homosexuality and contraception while working to be more patient, merciful and forgiving.
The pope did not change anything about Catholic doctrine, but he did change his tone about what really matters. And, in a rare moment of honesty, he even called himself a sinner.
"The candor is disarming people, and I think one of the reasons why is it's so genuine," said Father Bruce Morrill, who teaches at Vanderbilt University's divinity school.
For Morrill, the pope's words Thursday could be a game-changer.
"This is a man who's saying he wants a church that begins by meeting and listening to people," Morrill said. "We need to have a seamless garment of teaching, not just pull at certain threads or shove certain things."
The pope also addressed controversial issues like abortion and homosexuality, seemingly urging followers to see a bigger picture of the people who have often left the pews, saying in the article:
"Religion has the right to express its opinion in the service of the people, but God in creation has set us free: It is not possible to interfere spiritually in the life of a person."
"He wants us to be a church, he says, that's a 'wide open home' rather than a narrow chapel," Morrill said. "And the perception, right away, is much more of a church that actually cares about people first, rather than worries first about its doctrinal positions."
It's still early in Francis' papacy, but a lot of people seem to think this message could set the tone for his legacy.
"Any effort that the church can make to reach out to people and to help them in terms of any kind of spiritual longing, you know, that they have is a good thing," said Bishop David Choby, with the Diocese of Nashville. "So, I think we need to reflect upon what Pope Francis is saying and see how we measure up."
Already, though, it seems to be sparking some opposition from more traditional Catholics.
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42 U.S. Code § 3058aa–1 - Grants to promote comprehensive State elder justice systems
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(a) Purpose and authority
For each fiscal year, the Assistant Secretary may make grants to States, on a competitive basis, in accordance with this section, to promote the development and implementation, within each such State, of a comprehensive elder justice system, as defined in subsection (b).
(b) Comprehensive elder justice system defined
In this section, the term "comprehensive elder justice system" means an integrated, multidisciplinary, and collaborative system for preventing, detecting, and addressing elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation in a manner that—
(1) provides for widespread, convenient public access to the range of available elder justice information, programs, and services;
(2) coordinates the efforts of public health, social service, and law enforcement authorities, as well as other appropriate public and private entities, to identify and diminish duplication and gaps in the system;
(3) provides a uniform method for the standardization, collection, management, analysis, and reporting of data; and
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To be eligible to receive a grant under this section for a fiscal year, a State shall submit an application to the Assistant Secretary, at such time, in such manner, and containing such information and assurances as the Assistant Secretary determines appropriate.
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The amount of a grant to a State with an application approved under this section for a fiscal year shall be such amount as the Assistant Secretary determines appropriate.
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A State that receives a grant under this section shall use funds made available through such grant to promote the development and implementation of a comprehensive elder justice system by—
(A) establishing formal working relationships among public and private providers of elder justice programs, service providers, and stakeholders in order to create a unified elder justice network across such State to coordinate programmatic efforts;
(B) facilitating and supporting the development of a management information system and standard data elements;
(C) providing for appropriate education (including educating the public about the range of available elder justice information, programs, and services), training, and technical assistance; and
Source(Pub. L. 89–73, title VII, § 752, as added Pub. L. 109–365, title VII, § 704(2),Oct. 17, 2006, 120 Stat. 2593.)
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Not later than 18 months after November 15, 1990, the Administrator, in consultation with the Administrator of the General Services Administration and the Secretary of Defense, shall promulgate regulations requiring each department, agency, and instrumentality of the United States to conform its procurement regulations to the policies and requirements of this subchapter and to maximize the substitution of safe alternatives identified under section 7671k of this title for class I and class II substances. Not later than 30 months after November 15, 1990, each department, agency, and instrumentality of the United States shall so conform its procurement regulations and certify to the President that its regulations have been modified in accordance with this section.
Source(July 14, 1955, ch. 360, title VI, § 613, as added Pub. L. 101–549, title VI, § 602(a),Nov. 15, 1990, 104 Stat. 2668.)
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I Love {Alison Evans Coastal Ceramics}
bestie R's Alison Evans oyster plates, I started a collection of my own abalone and tortoise plates Christmas before last. Since then, Honey has been a doll and slowly added to it for various occasions (Valentine's Days, birthdays, Christmases), and then I rounded it out with a few more choice pieces on my recent jaunt down to New Orleans. I finally pulled them all out of the bowels of the closet and set to work incorporating them into my den decor.
See the rest of my oyster inspired posts here and here.
14 comments:
- Ron said...
You know I love me some Allsion Evans.... I love my collection and am glad you are too! I too love using them often. I will be doing a post soon too!!!! xoxoxoxo
- January 31, 2012 at 8:30 AM
- Jan@southernjunkin' said...
Love your collection and the way you've displayed all of them! Makes for a very lovely home!
- January 31, 2012 at 10:29 AM
- Calypso In The Country said...
How pretty! Your collection looks perfect in that room!
- January 31, 2012 at 3:14 PM
- Sherry @ No Minimalist Here said...
Amanda, I am not familiar with these but they are beautiful! I love the way that you have displayed your collection.
xo, Sherry
- January 31, 2012 at 6:20 PM
- Zuni, Chickadee Home Nest said...
Ooooohhhhh....these are BEAUTIFUL!! Several years ago Martha Steward did a "story" in her magazine about oyster plates and I fell in love. I love how you've displayed/used them so you can enjoy them. Thanks for sharing!
- January 31, 2012 at 11:33 PM
- Cindy said...
Love your plates and the way you have displayed them! Following you as I saw your feature yesterday and Love your style! XO Cindy
- February 2, 2012 at 9:14 AM
- FABBY'S LIVING said...
How beautiful. We used to make ceramics, therefore, I love evrything like that. Thanks for sharing such pretty display and collection.
- February 2, 2012 at 10:05 AM
- Style Sisters said...
Gorgeous plates! Wow really amazing and love how you put everything together! Come on over to Centerpiece Wednesday and link up your post and share your ideas and the gorgeous Ceramics with everyone.
- February 2, 2012 at 10:32 AM
- Sweetladyelaine said...
You are a genius! I love the way you displayed them. I need to get more creative with my "stuff"! Thanks for sharing.
Blessings My Friend,
- February 2, 2012 at 2:24 PM
- Chubby N Chieque said...
What a collection!!!
Alison Evans? Not bad and showing your collection is absolutely beautiful.
The coherent in the room is fantastic too.
TY a bunch for sharing.
Greetings from freezing Stockholm.
- February 4, 2012 at 3:48 PM
- Sarah said...
These are new to me, and I find them totally charming. What a wonderful item to collect. Glad you pulled them out of the closet and are now enjoying them around your home. Your displays look lovely. ~ Sarah
I'm off to see the two other posts on these pieces. ;-)
- February 5, 2012 at 2:06 PM
- Babs said...
I was not familiar with Alison Evans' work before your post, but your pieces are beautiful. You've displayed them so well. Very pretty.
- February 5, 2012 at 4:05 PM
- Kim @ Savvy Southern Style said...
Those are so pretty. I have not seen them before.
- February 5, 2012 at 8:40 PM
- The Tablescaper said...
Just lovely, I'm so happy you brought this post to Seasonal Sundays.
- The Tablescaper
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The media industry will face the spotlight this week as major players including Viacom (VIA.B), DirecTV (DTV), Time Warner (TWX) and Comcast (CMCSA) report earnings.
A number of consumer-focused exchange-traded funds provide investors with ample coverage of the industry. For instance, the PowerShares Dynamic Leisure & Entertainment Portfolio (PEJ) lists companies like CBS (CBS), Viacom, and Discovery Communications (DISCA) within its top 10 positions.
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PBS is designed to cast a wide net, exposing investors to the leaders in TV, newspapers, publishing and radio. This week's media-heavy earnings calendar will have an especially heavy impact on the performance of the product. The fund's top five positions are slated to release quarterly earnings and outlooks for the remainder of 2011.
In total, the fund's top five holdings account for more than a quarter of the fund's index.
Heading into the earnings flurry, forecasts for the media industry are already looking promising. On Tuesday, Reuters reported that analysts expect companies to report gains, buoyed by strength in advertising. Although fears of an economic slowdown still exist, many feel th trend that will continue.
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Still, despite this rosy outlook, it is hard to ignore the fact that over the past few weeks public sentiment toward big media has faced harsh criticism as hacking allegations cast a thick cloud of controversy over Rupert Murdoch's media empire, News Corp. (NWSA).
In the days ahead, News Corp. could feel additional pain as more is uncovered regarding its questionable acts. This may, in turn, deter some investors from considering PBS. Any direct impact from News Corp., however, will likely be contained. As I explained in this week's video, PBS is particularly well-positioned to defend against the threat of continued upheaval. Shares of NWSA account for less than 5% of the fund's index.
Instead, in the days ahead, I feel that earnings will play a far more significant role in directing the fund's performance.
While earnings from top media companies will make PBS an exciting fund to watch, it's not an ideal strategy for everyone.
On the contrary, because it is dedicated to tracking such a small segment of the market, it tends to behave in a volatile manner. Cautious investors, wary of seeing steep daily rises and falls may find a more heavily diversified option more to their liking.
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As a child, I was always told that I was an "old soul." In many instances, I found it hard to relate to my peers because of my intuitive abilities. At five or six, it was "normal" for children my age to talk about seeing fairies, to have "imaginary" friends and to be afraid of the dark because of monsters or ghosts (that I knew were communicating with me.) I enjoyed more creative pursuits like playing the piano, singing, painting and day-dreaming to satisfy the need to use my intuition. (My inner child still allows me to enjoy these things today too!) In my teens, I began to integrate the more eccentric parts of myself and allowed my abilities to shine through in a solely "entertainment" type of way. It worked for the time-being.
I continuously found myself seeking more from the Universe than dogmatic religion and traditional academia were providing me. Basically, I wanted to know about the ultimate human potential in a multitude of different ways. I wanted to answer questions about consciousness, the purpose of life (for myself and others), what it is like after death and what is ACTUALLY out there in the Universe and on this Earth. (And that is in no specific order. haha) My mediumship and galactic channeling came on board in divine timing. When I opened myself up to the Universe and surrendered my current paradigm, I was able to free my mind and allow sacred information to flow through me. The support of my family, my Transpersonal Psychology education and study of Earth and galactic-based magic techniques, cosmic symbology, Reiki healing and musicianship led me to creating a unique healing, channeling and teaching practice.
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As an Angel Practitioner, a Licensed Reiki Master/Teacher, International Radio Show Host, Writer and Author, Claire Candy Hough helps raise the consciousness of individuals through her Healing Practice 'Angel Healing House' that she established after her angelic Walk-In experience in 2003.Known for her extraordinary ability to channel messages from the angelic realm, this straight-shooting, grounded Healing practitioner is loved and admired by her international clientele for the transformative effect that she has on their lives.
Candy is a published author, of the inspirational, channeled book, "Angels of Faith", which is based on her two near-death experiences and helps the reader reconnect to their Divine eternal nature. Her book can be purchased on her website: www.angelhealinghouse.com
In 2012, she created and hosts her weekly international Angel Healing House Radio program on Blog Talk Radio. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/angel-healing-house In 2013, Candy was chosen to be a featured Healing Practitioner for a documentary television series about the new generation of Indigo, Crystal and Rainbow Children called, "The Children of the Rainbow" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3010282/
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KML Design Solutions was created by Kelley Lopez at a point in her life when it was time to do some serious soul searching about how she wanted to contribute to the world. She'd spent her 20's & 30's raising a son and working to help build someone else's business. While she felt lucky to be a key player in building a successful business and found the work very rewarding, it wasn't her calling. After having renovated several investment homes and doing some interior design work for friends as a favor, it was clear that interior design is a something that Kelley has a passion for and comes naturally. Cut to 2010 and her son is now grown and doing well and Kelley has found herself in need of starting something new. She got her education from Interior Design Institute in Newport Beach and is a member of the National Kitchen & Bath Association. She has enjoyed helping her clients' realize their dreams of having a beautifully designed space. Her mission is to improve the lives of people by helping create beautiful, functional and comfortable spaces in the most cost effective manner while making the design process fun.
Kelley is also a professional singer. Something she's been doing since childhood when her Mother taught her and her sisters how to harmonize. Her singing career has happened organically. She was offered a job to sing background with a large group for New Year's Eve in 2004 and she's been working ever since. She has a single on iTunes called "Where Does The Love Go" under the name Kelley Marie.
Kelley's dream is to start a non-profit that donates furniture and housewares, and teaches life skills to people transitioning from halfway houses and battered women's shelters.
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This week on Parenting From the Inside Out listeners will be challenged to consider new ideas and new ways to handle challenging behaviors. Michelle Alden knows our tendency is to reject new ideas and new ways of doing things. We have been taught to see children and their behaviors a certain way. And the concepts shared on this show with you today will probably be very different from the way you were taught or parented. Change is not easy, but the challenge presented to us by our kids from hurt places demands us to think and act differently.
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Teaching and Training and Real Discipline- Part 2 of Parents and Power Struggles
Parenting children is a difficult challenge at times. Their behaviors can be puzzling, draining and distressing for adults. This week on Parenting From the Inside Out we will be talking about common power struggles parents have their children and listeners will have an opportunity to hear how to continue to connect and stay relational with their child in the worst of times.
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Week 11: Parenting With Connection
This week on Parenting From the Inside Out we will revisit an earlier broadcast about the value of connecting for us as parents and especially for our children.
Michelle Alden will talk about how trauma has affects a child's ability to connect and build positive, healthy relationships. We will explore how current research on brain leads us to understand the value consistent, loving relationships have in helping children heal from trauma.
Listeners will be given several helpful tips in building a foundation of trust and safety with their challenging children.
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Rewards, Punishments and a Better Way
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Using Alfie Kohn's research and other information we have about the power of connection, listeners will gain a greater understanding of why rewards and punishments have failed our children and why they don't work with our most troubled kids.
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Welcome to Life From All Sides. On today's show we will be talking about parenting through pain. Are you being a parent or simply existing? Parenting is hard work but you can do it.
Pain will interfere with any goal. Parenting is no different. Let's examine some ways to be better parents and therefore have happier kids.
You need a strong foundation to make a strong house, let's try to strengthen the one you have.
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Real Life Challenges and Answers From the Inside Out This week on Parenting From the Inside Out listeners will hear real life situations, questions and problems expressed by parents struggling with challenging behaviors and common issues. Michelle Alden will be talking about these situations in a broad sense of what it looks like to parent from the inside out, offering understanding to what drives the behavior and encouraging parents to build and rebuild connections with their child all throughout the process.
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Week 9: A Look at What the Experts Are Saying
Today on Parenting From the Inside Out, Michelle Alden and Jo Wenger are reviewing a few books written by a few of their favorite adoption/attachment specialists. They will be talking about some of the nuggets of great and supportive information about the brain and trauma and how to really help children to heal and bond.
Jo is an adoptive parent of three children, a professional in her own right and Michelle Alden is licensed counselor, a parent to five bio kids, but also an adoptee, author and post adoption specialist as well.
Both will share truths gained as they have sought ways to apply research into helping families struggling with very challenging kids.
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Week 6: An Inside Look at Challenging Behaviors
This week on Parenting From the Inside Out we are talking about challenging behaviors and providing parents and teachers with tools to help children heal. Our goal is to apply the knowledge about the brain, the impact of trauma, and how children use behavior to communicate as we look at some of the most troubling and frustrating behaviors. Many parents and teachers would prefer to get a method or skill set that will help them to manage their challenging children, parenting from the inside out requires a different approach.
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This week on Parenting From The Inside Out we will be talking about the power of healing homes in helping hurt children.
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Housing could send stocks higher
The week ahead starts with Apple's plans on what to do with its cash. It features earnings from Oracle, Nike, Lululemon, FedEx, Tiffany and General Mills. A host of housing reports may give stocks a push. Watch interest rates and oil prices.
For the last few years, it has been housing's lot to bring the stock market back to Earth.
It certainly has the potential to splash reality in investors' faces in the week ahead when reports on existing- and new-home sales come along with the monthly reports on housing starts and building permits.
But if the numbers break right -- with all the indicators showing clear signs that a bottom for housing has set in -- one could reasonably see a continuation of the big rally that pushed the Dow Jones industrials ($INDU) above 13,000 this past week.
The week ahead, in fact, is a busy one for investors. It starts with Apple's (AAPL) 9.a.m. ET conference call on what it may do with more than $100 billion in cash. The betting is its first dividend. In addition to Apple and the housing reports, a batch of important earnings are due that include results from Adobe Systems (ADBE), Oracle (ORCL), Tiffany (TIF), General Mills (GIS), Nike (NKE) and FedEx (FDX).
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And there will be many eyes on two more factors in the coming week: oil prices (and gasoline prices) and interest rates. Crude oil closed Friday at $107.06 a barrel, with retail gasoline at $3.831 a gallon. Crude is up 8.63%, while gasoline is up nearly 17%. Can gasoline prices hurt the economy? They did a year ago and helped set off the Great Recession.
Interest rates started to move up as well, with the 10-year Treasury hitting 2.298%, up from 1.871% at the end of 2011. The question is whether the increase will bother anyone -- yet.
It was a very good week for stocks. The Dow and Standard & Poor's 500 Index ($INX) were up 2.4% for the week, with the Nasdaq Composite Index ($COMPX) up 2.2%. The Dow and S&P 500 are enjoying their best start for a year since 1998; the Nasdaq's start is its best since 1991.
What will Apple do with all that cash?
Apple announced the scheduling of its conference call on Sunday evening. Apple had more than $97 billion in cash and short-and-long marketable securities on its balance sheet at the end of December, up from roughly $59 billion a year ago.
Most media reports were betting on a regular dividend. Bernstein analyst A. M. Sacconaghi told The New York Times that a dividend of 2.5% was a good possibility. It could be financed from domestic profits or even small borrowings and would not threaten the 66% of the cash horde that is held in overseas subsidiaries. To bring it into the United States would trigger repatriation taxes.
Apple has been under pressure to put more of the cash to work or return it to shareholders. CEO Tim Cook said on a conference call in January that executives were studying how to deal with the issue. And, he conceded, the company has more cash than it needs to run the business.
The late Steve Jobs had opposed dividends and stock buybacks.
Will housing stop being a drag on the economy?
Housing has been one of the biggest drags on the economy since the bubble started to burst in 2006. Housing markets have been struggling with foreclosures, bloated inventories of new and existing homes and condominiums for sale and weak household formation rates.
And there have been suggestions from a number of homebuilding companies that buyers are out looking for homes this year in greater numbers than in the past few years. Apartment construction has been stronger as many would-be buyers have opted not to own because they want the flexibility.
Inventories have been shrinking in places like Phoenix and Sarasota as investors large and small have swooped in to pick up foreclosed properties that they can rent or fix up and try to resell.
And that's as it should be. Apartment construction gains usually precede gains in new-home building by nine months to two years before single-family construction starts to gain. And prices often continue to fall even as the bottom forms.
So, these are the reports to watch on housing:
Monday: The National Association of Home Builders Market Index. This is a measure of builder confidence. It rose to 29 in February from 25 in January. It's still a depressed level; a reading of 50 or more is a clear signal of overall builder confidence.
Tuesday: Housing starts and building permits for February, due from the Commerce Department. Permits, which turn into homes started, are expected to come in at about 700,000, with the abnormally warm winter providing an extra jolt. A number above 700,000 will be a signal that more than weather is pushing permits.
Wednesday: Existing-home sales, due from the National Association of Realtors. The IHS Global Insight expects an annualized sales rate of 4.6 million units, with gains of single-family home sales offsetting declines in condominium sales. Also, see if home-purchase applications rise in the weekly mortgage application report from the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Thursday: The Federal Housing Finance Agency's monthly home-price index report. This should show a decline, but the rate of decline is what's important. Smaller is better.
Friday: New-home sales, due from the Commerce Department. This report should show sales at an annualized 325,000 units. This is only just above disastrous. But it also means that inventories are getting utilized.
Also due next week are the weekly report on jobless claims and The Conference Board's report on leading economic indicators in February.
There will also be a number of economic reports from Europe that could move U.S. markets, including reports on consumer confidence and factory orders in Europe, due Thursday. Reports on produce and consumer price inflation in Germany are due Friday.
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A surprisingly important week for earnings
There aren't a lot of earnings reports this week, but there are some important ones. And they may shed some light on corporate activity going forward.
The fourth-quarter earnings season has just about ended, and profits haven't been as good as expected. Thomson Reuters estimates S&P 500 companies will report $231.9 billion in profits for the quarter, down from an estimated $245.7 billion at the start of the quarter.
Apple's (AAPL) profits were so big that an overall growth rate of 9.4% for the quarter shrinks to 6.3% if Apple's profits are taken out.
Here are the key reports of the week:
Monday: Adobe Systems (ADBE). The company expects 54 to 59 cents a share in earnings after one-time items are taken out. It has boosted guidance for fiscal 2012.
Tuesday: Tiffany (TIF) and Oracle (ORCL). Tiffany cut its guidance for fiscal-fourth-quarter earnings because of weakness in Europe and elsewhere. What it says about Europe will be very important. Oracle is struggling with intensifying competition from SAP (SAP) and others after the loss of Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) as a key partner and problems with sales at its hardware business, acquired when it bought Sun Microsystems. The stock, however, is up nearly 16% this year.
Wednesday: General Mills (GIS) and Discover Financial Services (DFS). Worried about inflationary pressures other than oil? General Mills will tell you if you should be.
Thursday: FedEx (FDX), Accenture (ACN), Lululemon Athletica (LULU) and Nike (NKE). FedEx is widely watched as a leading economic indicator. Accenture is a bet on corporate tech spending. Lululemon is a hot fitness apparel retailer. And Nike is expected to have a great year because of the Summer Olympics in London and the buildup to the World Cup in soccer in 2014. With Nike, pay less attention to reported earnings. Focus on its future orders, which come near the end of its earnings report.
Friday: Darden (DRI) and KB Home (KBH). For the parent of the Olive Garden, Red Lobster and other chains, a key question is whether gas prices are affecting business. KB Home shares are up 90% this year, part of a big Wall Street bet on housing. If the housing data are bad and KB Homes results miss estimates (a loss of 23 cents a share), the stock could crash.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are like the other show waiting to drop, the Fed can't give up their bad habits of printing money and the cockaroaches in the congress cannot stop the spending and the beloved Mysery Man canot help but add to the deficit and get in the way of progress.
We are creating another fiscal bubble and this time we won't have any reserve...this is like idiots delight and we have inept clowns leading the way.
The stock market does not represent the US economy! It is a high-tech gambling casino with the deck stacked against small investors. Didn't the 2008 crash teach anyone a lesson? If anyone cares to know the truth behind the facade of Wall Street read "The Myth of the Rational Market" and see who has your money that you lost in 2000 and 2008. Wakeup! Sovereign Wealth Funds and the superrich 1% keep adding to theirs reserves from your pocket via investment bankers, traders, and the US stock market.
The real economy or the US industrial economy along with its good paying jobs were all sold over four decades to foreign countries by politicians of the one party that glorifies deregulation and hates the idea of protection for American jobs. Guess which party that is?
Price of price of stocks, 10, 20, hot ones, housing in the US, Japan, China... They don't need you to pump this stuff up. It looks more and more each day the USA is headed third world, only world, into the future regardless of whos fault is it.
SInce when does an entire economy depend on such a specific subpart as the housing market? Oh yes, since the corporate intellectual midgets going after profit at any cost shipped all the decent jobs they could to places where it was going to "cost less".
Now the only way to employ all the people who used to do something in a shop or factory is to have them build 300k houses, on what used to be farmland, that some overstretched family will be made to believe they can afford, variable interest financial tricks to boot. The insane are in charge of the asylum and the results are showing. Some long term thinking, some vision of the whole picture these bufoons have. Eventually this will come back to bite them in that part of themselves they love most.
Every socio-economic system can be self destructive, even capitalism. Too bad none of the clowns in charge realize that.
Just as the unemployment numbers the Government puts out of 8%-9 And most know it is closer to 19%. Its hard to believe that there is improvement in Housing. In fact we are reading that another drop in prices is coming.
the National Association of Realtors.
Federal Housing Finance Agency's monthly home-price index report.
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And there have been suggestions from a number of homebuilding companies that buyers are out looking for homes.
I cannot believe any of the sources above as they all have a motive for adjusting numbers to their advantage. Try
Florida, many homes in good neighborhoods are in foreclosure or abandoned.
This administration just keep borrowing and spending and nothing has improved. We are far worst off. Our people are hurting and they just keep borrowing to give billions of our dollars to other countries, the International Monetary Fund, United Nations. And even China!
We tax payers are footing the bill and we cant seem to stop this government from driving us further in debt.
Stop financial forgiveness. Housing lost and so did investors, pay up. Bankruptcies should stop too. These folks spent it and should have to pay it back. Bet this gets a lot of thumbs down from guilty consciences.
No in not a fat cat I live on 48k a year and never shoved a dime up no ones butt.
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Stocks on Wall Street were mixed to begin the week, as the Dow managed to register mild gains but the Nasdaq was weighed down by slides in a number of so-called "momentum stocks" like Tesla (TSLA). Investors may remain cautious in the next two sessions ahead of the Fed's much anticipated rate decision and accompanying statement, which is due Wednesday. ECONOMIC EVENTS: In the U.S., New York Fed's Empire state survey for September rose to a five-year high of 27.54. Industrial production unexpectedly dipped 0.1% in August from a downwardly revised 0.2% July gain, missing the forecast for a rise of 0.3%. Capacity utilization dropped to 78.8% last month from 79.1% previously. In China, industrial output increased 6.9% in August versus the same period a year earlier, which was its weakest advance, excluding months that fell during New Year holidays, since December 2008. Chinese retail sales growth for August came in at 11.9%, missing the consensus estimate. COMPANY NEWS: Shares of Apple (AAPL) edged down 3c, or 0.03%, to $101.63 despite the company's announcement that a record 4M iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus pre-orders were placed in the first 24 hours that ordering was available. Demand for the new phones exceeds the initial pre-order supply, the company added, stating that delivery of "many" iPhone pre-orders have been pushed out to October... Microsoft (MSFT) slid 45c, or 0.97%, to $46.24 after the company confirmed an agreement to acquire Mojang, the developer for the "Minecraft" video game franchise, for $2.5B... MAJOR MOVERS: Among the notable gainers was Avanir Pharmaceuticals (AVNR), which surged $5.75, or 85.31%, to $12.49 and was upgraded to Buy from Hold at Jefferies after the company announced results from its phase II clinical trial evaluating the safety and efficacy of its treatment of agitation in patients with Alzheimer's disease. Also higher was SABMiller (SBMRY), which jumped $4.72, or 8.5%, to $60.26 after the Wall Street Journal said that ABInBev (BUD) was looking to obtain financing for an acquisition of the U.K.-based brewer and Heineken (HEINY) confirmed that it rebuffed SABMiller's approach regarding a potential transaction. The news of potential consolidation in the space also drove other beer makers highers, with Molson Coors (TAP) rising $4.20, or 5.85%, to $76.00 and Boston Beer (SAM) gaining 71c, or 0.33%, to $218.47. Among the noteworthy losers was Tesla (TSLA), which dropped $25.34, or 9.08%, to $253.86 after Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jones wrote that he agrees with the assertion of Tesla's CEO Elon Musk that the company's stock may have gotten ahead of itself. Also lower were shares of NPS Pharmaceuticals (NPSP), which fell $5.42, or 16.56%, to $27.28 after Oppennheimer and Jefferies stated that approval of its Natpara drug for hypoparathyroidism could be delayed after concerns were raised during an FDA panel meeting, even though the advisors were in favor of approving the drug. INDEXES: The Dow rose 43.63, or 0.26%, to 17,031.14, the Nasdaq dropped 48.70, or 1.07%, to 4,518.90, and the S&P 500 declined 1.41, or 0.07%, to 1,984.13.
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Oceana Unveils New Oil Spill Map
Have you ever wondered just how common oil spills are? Prepare to have your socks knocked off.
Oceana and SkyTruth have partnered to launch a new online oil spill tracking tool, which maps oil spill reports from the National Response Center. Considering there are a couple dozen reports from just the past week, you may find this new map disheartening – but that isn't the worst of it. Many of the reports come from the oil industry itself, as well as the public and the government, so the map may actually underestimate the number and size of spills.
Clicking on any incident offers details about the spill. Although many reports are of unknown sheens in the water, the effects of incidents like these add up quickly as the oceans deal with this sort of pollution. By drawing attention to even minor spills, this map highlights the repetitive damage done to our environment by offshore drilling and other oil pollution.
Moreover, some of the incidents marked on this map may be still more serious. For example, a spill near a rig operated by Transocean off the coast of Brazil, reported on Thursday, is currently being attributed by Chevron to "oil seeps." This spill may contain as much as 628,000 gallons of oil.
"This new Web tool will help people visualize the magnitude of the oil industry's damage to our natural environment and our economy," said Oceana senior campaign director Jacqueline Savitz.
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Offshore Drilling Plan Offers Mixed Tidings
This afternoon, the Department of the Interior released its plan for oil drilling for the next five years, and it's a mixed bag.
Bad news first: Today's decision opens the Central and Western Gulf of Mexico to drilling, despite the facts that the Gulf is still experiencing the effects of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon spill and that safety regulations have improved little since this disaster.
The decision also leaves the Arctic open to drilling. Fortunately, there's a small bright spot here: The administration has announced that lease sales in the Arctic will be continued only after more research and monitoring has been conducted. Today's decision also promises to respect special areas within the Arctic and acknowledges the recent report that found gaps in Arctic ecosystem science.
The best news, however, is that the administration will not permit offshore drilling in the Atlantic, Pacific, or the parts of the Eastern Gulf of Mexico currently under a drilling moratorium.
"The administration's new five-year plan is good news for Atlantic coastal states, especially Virginia and Florida. However, the Arctic and the Gulf are still in harm's way," said Jackie Savitz, Oceana senior campaign director.
"As we watch the BP oil continue to foul the Gulf of Mexico, it's crystal clear that fundamental, industry-wide safety and response failures must be addressed before moving forward with such an aggressive program in the Gulf. The economy and health of the Gulf may not survive the next disaster," Savitz added.
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Friday Infographic: Offshore Drilling
This is the third in a series of ocean infographics by artist Don Foley. These infographics also appear in Oceana board member Ted Danson's book, "Oceana: Our Endangered Oceans and What We Can Do to Save Them."
Last year's Deepwater Horizon blowout in the Gulf of Mexico was not an isolated event. The exploding rig was especially tragic, but the truth is that the oil industry produces pollution every day, as today's infographic illustrates:
The small spills associated with oil extraction, transportation, and consumption add up to about 195 million gallons every year. That's as much as one Deepwater Horizon gusher.
As we saw in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010, extracting oil from the seafloor is dangerous business. Everyday drilling and extracting result in chronic leaks that add up to 11 million gallons of oil pollution annually.
Transporting oil is also a major source of pollution. Sometimes ships intentionally discharge what's known as oily ballast water—the thousands of gallons of dirty water used to keep a giant transport ship stable. Otherwise, despite their best attempts, moving oil around inevitably results in spills to the tune of 44 million gallons a year.
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New Google Tool Reveals Oil Spill Amnesia
Just one year ago in early June 2010, tar balls began washing up on the beaches of Pensacola, Florida, and oily waves lapped the shores of the federally protected Gulf Islands National Seashore. Graphic images of oil-
Over one-third of federal waters in the Gulf of Mexico were closed to fishing and BP released the first video clips of a hole the size of a dinner plate gushing crude oil into the deep dark waters of the Gulf. But one year later a different disaster of great magnitude has occurred -- the worst environmental disaster in U.S. history has largely been forgotten.
A phenomenon deemed "oil spill amnesia" has been uncovered after the U.S. House of Representatives voted to greatly expand offshore oil drilling in federal waters with less safety provisions than before the Deepwater Horizon disaster. This made it obvious that many of our politicians had forgotten about the risks of offshore drilling, but how much the general public and media has forgotten about the Gulf oil spill was speculative, until now.
Google has come out with a new tool that is perfect for data nerds called Google Correlate. It can relate two different search terms or phrases and show their correlation in terms of internet search activity. Based on search activity Google has been able to accurately predict rates of flu, and these tools may serve great importance in our society.
It has also revealed that people have indeed largely forgotten about the impacts of the BP oil spill.
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Subsidize the Solutions, Not the Problem
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For decades, the oil and gas industry has benefited from a long list of financial boons totaling billions of dollars each year. In an economy where we have to make tough choices about continuing important programs – whether its paying down the debt, protecting social security or providing for a national defense – we simply can't keep letting Big Oil, possibly the biggest player in our economy, off the hook. They should have to pay taxes just like we do.
The industry is quibbling over semantic arguments about whether a tax break is a subsidy, or whether they are being singled out. In fact, the President has not singled the oil industry out. Many of the President's proposed changes are economy-wide, and those that aren't pertain to oil and gas industry activities that simply don't apply to other industries. In fact, it's the petroleum industry that has singled itself out by building a network of tax loopholes, and then gaming them in a way that allows benefits that few, if any, other industries could even imagine. And whether the funds come in a check after taxes, or as a break on taxes, the result is the same. More money in the oil industry's pockets and less funds in the Treasury.
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A Year Since the Spill, the Push to Drill Continues
One year ago today, the Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, killing 11 rig workers and triggering the largest accidental oil spill in history.
When all was said and done in July, it had spewed more than 200 million gallons of crude oil into the Gulf, threatening sea turtles, whale sharks, spawning bluefin tuna and countless other species of fish and marine life.
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Deep-sea Corals Caught in Plume's Way
The most familiar victims of the oil spill are the ones with faces: birds, sea turtles, dolphins, whales.
But as the New York Times reports today, there are at least three extensive deep-sea coral reefs lying directly beneath the oil slick in the gulf. And coral reefs can't swim or fly away from the plumes of partly dispersed oil spreading in the deep sea.
Both oil and dispersants are toxic to corals and have been found to impede the ability of corals to grow and reproduce, and the effects are amplified when they are mixed, which may be the case with these plumes.
It's unknown exactly how sensitive deep-sea corals are to oil and dispersants, though as Oceana's Pacific science director Jeffrey Short told the Times, "It might be locally catastrophic, particularly if there's an oxygen-depleted mass that develops."
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The Spill: What You Can Do, Part 2
As evidenced by all the comments and e-mails we've been getting the last few weeks, it's clear that you all want to know how to help respond to the Gulf oil spill. And a big thanks to everyone who has already taken action with us!
Here's an update on what you can do, whether you are in the Gulf region or not:
What you can do on the ground in the Gulf:
- Register through OilSpillVolunteers.com to volunteer or join a cleanup organization.
- The Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana (CRCL) is accepting volunteers. Register on their website.
- The Mobile Baykeeper is asking for volunteers. Call 251-433-4229.
- The Audubon Society is looking for help. You can report oiled wildlife at 1-866-557-1401. To report areas with oil ashore or to leave contact information to volunteer in the affected areas, call 1-866-448-5816.
- The BP Volunteer Hotline has set up numbers if you need to report injured wildlife or damage related to the spill. You can also request volunteer information at 866-448-5816.
What you can do from anywhere:
- Become an Oceana Oil Activist and find out about volunteer opportunities in your area.
- Sign the petition: Tell President Obama and Congress to stop new offshore drilling.
- Donate today to help us make sure another catastrophe like this doesn't happen again.
- Follow us on Facebook and Twitter and help spread the word.
- Reduce your consumption of gasoline by driving less: use public transit, ride your bike and walk.
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Spills Happen!
...And more often than people think. Just days after the President offered up more of our coasts to the oil industry, an oil pipeline operated by Chevron Pipe Line Co leaked at least 18,000 gallons of crude oil into the Delta National Wildlife Refuge in Louisiana.
This is another example of how dangerous exposure to an oil spill can potentially be to coastal wildlife and habitat, in a national wildlife refuge no less. Spills happen at every stage of oil production. Whether it is from drilling, pipelines, tankers, or refineries; a spill can occur at every stage of the oil production process. Then when we burn the oil, it contributes to climate change.
Big Oil would have us believe that spills are a thing of the past thanks to modern technology. Unfortunately, the facts play out otherwise. Oil spills are not rare occurrence. Almost one million gallons of oil enter the oceans of North America every year through extraction activities alone.
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Oil Leak Threatens Great Barrier Reef
This weekend, a Chinese coal tanker ran aground on one of our planet's most diverse and delicate ecosystems: Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
The tanker, badly damaged and in danger of breaking apart, has already spilled 2 metric tons of heavy oil into the shoals off Queensland's coast in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. In 2007, the same shipping company, COSCO, was linked to the major spill in the San Francisco Bay.
This is Australia's third recent major disaster, following the massive oil spill off Queensland and the Timor Sea oil platform blowout. Oil is extremely toxic to marine life and the damage to habitat can persist for years, even decades after a spill.
In the wake of the Obama administration's recent decision to open up a huge swath of U.S. waters to offshore drilling, this should serve as a warning against adding more oil to our oceans.
Anna Gowan is a policy fellow at Oceana.
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The school has also set a record with its largest entering freshman class, 648 first-year students. The freshman class has increased 9% over last year's freshman class of 593. The remaining 579 students are either returning or part-time students.
According to MTI president Greg Von Wald, the enrollment increase is attributable to several factors. "Obviously, our new campus with its highly visible location, and our outstanding placement rate of 98% are appealing to students and families alike. Overall, technical education is seeing a surge in popularity statewide. We offer a high quality education at an affordable cost with numerous employment opportunities available to most graduates."
Several scholarship packages are also playing a part in the school's attractiveness. This year there are 36 Star Scholars (those with an ACT score of 24 or higher and a high school GPA of 3.0 or higher); 11 South Dakota Opportunity scholars; 17 students receiving Critical Workforce Needs scholarships; and 99 Legacy Scholars (those whose parent, grandparent or sibling graduated from MTI).


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Morgan's Aero line-up is the unquestioned money maker of the company. And now, it's fixing to get a new family member in the Morgan Aero Coupe.
Design details surrounding the Aero Coupe have been pretty vague at this point, but Morgan has said that the car will be slotted between the GT3 Aero8 and the Aeromax Supersports.
But where its design dynamics have yet to be fully revealed, Morgan has made it clear that the Aero Coupe will be sporting the same BMW-sourced 4.8-liter V8 engine as that of the Aero and the Plus8, which means that it's going to carry an output of 367 horsepower and 361 lb/ft of torque. It will also be mated to a either a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission. As an added treat, Morgan will be offering a custom sports exhaust system that will boost the output of the Aero Coupe to 390 horsepower.
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What are the advantages/disadvantages of learning models that exist outside of traditional educational institutions?
With the growing number of alternative learning pathways and opportunities to better serve the needs of individual students, what's working best? And what can we learn from the failures and tensions? Where and how have the models in the margins effectively disrupted the status quo?
I'll add to the conversation my current initiative, Breaker - driving alternative learning and social innovation by mobilizing interdisciplinary teams of young creative collaborators to design product solutions to global challenges.
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Feb 15 2012: I am a student on Human Computer interaction and are currently working on a project that deals with collaboration and the game-ification of education. I would love to get your perspective on how education. Specifically:
Can game technology be used to make the system of education more fun, engaging, and valuable?
How would such a "gameful" classroom be structured?
If you want to participate in our discussion, here is the link: http://tinyurl.com/rit-edu
How do we begin to implement this new system? What would the 1, 5, and 10 year plans be for creating a new, more engaging system of education?
Thank you,
Feb 15 2012: game-based learning is a rapidly expanding market in the UK - take a look at I am Learning www.iamlearning.com - real potential with handheld devices too and development of screen technologies.....
Feb 15 2012: Here is one online educational website that I at Borderless Educations, built for a company. We can deliver thousands of those and tailor them with your own brand or content. www.berewarding.com
This platform is what we offer, where you learn in a fun way, share what you know so others can teach, and we pay you each time you learn.
Right now we are scaling up to have thousands of classrooms, which will all share a database so you can "tap into" current knowledge. Be sure to contact me if you'd like an online classroom for your students, kids, or programs.
Feb 15 2012: I agree. Our biggest challenge is driving acceptance and adoption, and a 'target achievement' and 'level' based design, using some aspects of game design theory would be fantastic. We've been working on developing some models here at University18 (an indian online university initiative that works with about 6000 student worldwide), and have realized that driving self study using this approach works!
So when you say 'individual learning environment' Juliette, I get THAT!
Personally i'd like to build in interactivity into the system, rather than depend upon the 'crowd' to provide it.
Feb 15 2012: I think gaming is just one aspect of education - like anything else we offer as educators - it is just one of the tools we can employ. If the only tool in your toolbox is a hammer then every problem is going to look like a nail. Teachers should be given the freedom to use their expertise and professional judgement to draw the best out of students and lead them towards a lifelong passion for learning. Having a variety of tools available to achieve this is heading towards nirvana......
Feb 15 2012: If anyone wants to participate in our discussion, here is the link: http://tinyurl.com/rit-edu. Your perspectives would be greatly appreaciated. :)
Feb 15 2012: Hi, currently Borderless Educations operates a "game" like learning platform which is free and open for others to use to teach and or learn. Is this something you're interested in? We also reward education gamers with points which are converted to $ for scholarships, books, fundraisers.
Feb 15 2012: I think this concept was solidified when the first "Little Professor" Texas Instrument calculator came out.
What the "gaming" concept provides is the a sense of (level) accomplishment instead of just a letter grade. I think the Leap Pad and other electronics companies have seen vast improvement when learning is turned into a video game. I'm concerned about the bastardization of it when it's tied into corporate characters (such as Disney and Pokemon, etc..). However, it's a catch-22, it's those character that allow the child to be open to learning and using that particular video game because of the cartoon character affiliation. That is what worries me a bit. But if it's Micky, Piccachu, Batman, or any character, if it does a better job teach my kids math, science, literature, or english, then i could care less about the presentation as long as the goal of learning is achieved.
Sally K.
Feb 15 2012: Would point out that gaming doesn't need to be a digital experience to be effective.
http://thegameofvillage.org/ shows the utility applying math and social studies in a real-time/non-virtual game environment.
Feb 15 2012: Gaming can definitely make learning more fun. Without a doubt.
The real question however should be whether gaming can be used to teach long-term qualities such as being able to make yourself learn at a job when it would be no longer "fun".
One must remember games are extrinsic motivators and they may or may not teach students qualities such as grit and perseverance.
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