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Path Of Most Resistance?
I kind of feel like President Bush is going out of his way to find the path of most resistance with this whole port issue. It makes intuitive sense to me that nothing bad would happen but I have to think there would be an easier path for him to take than selecting Dubai based DP World to manage some of our ports.
Bush has threatened to veto a bill that would delay or prevent DP World from signing on and starting work. Wow, a veto? Really? You feel that strongly about this? Why?
Who knows if this will matter to the markets or not but this is a fascinating story.
9 comments:
- George said...
The way I understand it, he did not "select" the company to manage our ports, they BOUGHT the British company that does it. So, the matter would be one of telling the new owner of the port-managing company that they no longer have the contract.
I think he is going to such great lengths to show the world what hypocrits the Democrats are. They have been yelling "be nice to Arab nations" DAILY. So, now we have an Arab nation, a very friendly ally I might add, who owns the port management company and they (dems) want to cry Chicken Little.
That is the essence of it.
g - 8:27 AM
- Anonymous said...
Friendly Ally? What planet have you been on?
2 of the highjackers were from UAE and much of the funding for terrorism came through right and government connect UAE citizens.
Based on terrorism and threat to the USA there was easily more reason to invade UAE then Iraq. - 9:38 AM
- Anonymous said...
Not to mention the fact that many Republicans are screaming just as loudly.
There can be only one reason that Bush is being so stubborn about this. It must mean big money for some Bush family cronies both here and in the Middle East. - 10:23 AM
- Roger Nusbaum said...
great sparring, glad I am a Libertarian
- Anonymous said...
There's more -
the U.S. Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) meets in secret and is headed by Treasury Secretary John Snow. In 2004, DP World purchased part of the American company CSX for over $1 billion. Before he became Treasury Secretary, John Snow was Chairman and CEO of CSX. - 10:56 AM
- George said...
The country,Dubai, IS an ally to the US. I am on planet Earth. YOU?
If you'll remember, much of the landings for the Gulf War(S) took off from there.
Money? Much of the funding for terroism used to come through US banks, also...check it out. Also, Swiss banks, German banks, and on and on.
However, the main jist of my comment was to point out that Bush did not SELECT Dubai, they purchased the company that does that.
Also, I find it exciting to see so many "politicians" against this when those SAME poiticians say there is really no threat from terrorism. DUH? - 10:56 AM
- Anonymous said...
Political arguments and the putative role of the United Arab Emirates in 'facilitating' Islamic terrorism aside, it appears that approval of the P&O acquisition of US ports involved a violation of law.
To summarize:
The administration's review of the deal was conducted by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, a body that was created in 1975 to review foreign investments in the country that could affect national security. Under that review, officials from the Defense, State, Commerce and Transportation Departments, along with the National Security Council and other agencies, were charged with raising questions and passing judgment. They found no problems to warrant the next stage of review, a 45-day investigation with results reported to the president for a final decision.
However, a 1993 amendment to the law stipulates that such an investigation is mandatory when the acquiring company is controlled by or acting on behalf of a foreign government. Administration officials said they conducted additional inquires because of the ties to the United Arab Emirates, but they could not say why the mandatory 45-day investigation did not occur.
ref: http://www.nytimes.com/2006/02/22/politics/22port.html?pagewanted=2&_r=1
I have not investigated the deal and have no comment on whether it is a good one or bad one from an investment standpoint but bypassing standing law does not help matters. It currently appears that only 2-3% of containers arriving in this country are actually inspected by US agents (coast guard and customs I believe). If that is conducted on a random basis then that % appears too small to me but I do not know how containers are selected for inspection or what stratagems might be used to deflect an inspection of a container (should someone desire it) even if the % were higher so it is not clear what difference a change of management would make. According to analytic summaries I've seen it does not seem it would make much difference at all but given the already low rate of inspection even a slight additional uncertainty may be too much.
Fear is a useful political tool but it is also a climate; that climate is relatively nonselective regarding who catches cold. IMO the infection is spreading and, regardless of merit or lack thereof, the B&O deal is going to die.
- Roger Nusbaum said...
Thank you. This unfolds to be more and more complex at every turn.
while I am no expert, I will stand by path of most resistance. - 3:33 PM
- Anonymous said...
I'm not an expert either but I'd say path of most resistance is a fairly concise analysis, and not just from the perspective of the Bush administration either.
The question of foreign ownership of US ports aside, Bush has never vetoed a bill before and doing so with the proposed bill would only serve to spotlight all the bills he probably should have vetoed but didn't.
However the same could be said for congress: They have not only written and passed bills they shouldn't have but virtually every bill contained inappropriate spending items or projects not connected with the bill itself (AKA 'pork'). I really wish there was a futures exchange for pork barrel projects because, by my rather loose tally, I would have had a 10-bagger if I'd bought in 1995.
Regardless there's an interesting game of chicken going on here which, given the general lack of spine in congress, the president could win under ordinary circumstances; the chance their antics might be exposed to sunlight must be unsettling for our duly elected representatives. But the increasing odds of losing the next election stiffens spines fast so the president will not win this one IMO.
Such speculation aside, I normally dislike political discussion on investment boards because it tends to generate far more heat than light; the latter is a rare commodity and rational investment requires as much of it as it can get. In the case of the B&O bid for US ports there are some ramifications that decidedly do have investment implications however, not the least of which is the chance that increasing protectionism and/or curtailment of foreign investment could promote a reduced rate of foreign capital flowing into US assets. I don't think I need to spell out what that could mean.
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I saw previews for this action/drama movie when i saw Killing Them Softly last week. It looks good and it comes out January 11th. Emma Stone and Anthony Mackie are also in this. Sean Penn plays a bad guy. This is the first time i've seen him play a bad guy and i think he'll be good at that because he's a good actor. Josh Brolin who's married to my woman Diane Lane(LOL)is a cop who puts together a team of guys to bring Sean down. Ryan Gosling and Anthony Mackie are a couple of the guys who join his team. Nick Nolte plays a police chief and i'm surprised to see him because i haven't seen him in a long time. I think the last movie i saw him in was Another 48 Hrs with Eddie Murphy or Cape Fear with Robert Deniro LOL.
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KRA #1: Information Access and Management
Definition: The goals, activities and measures under this key result area address how the NAL staff
will provide global leadership in the identification and implementation of new methods, techniques
and technologies to improve access to, and management of, agricultural information.
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Create conditions by which NAL s diverse customers can efficiently and cost effectively identify,
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Gambling is a wonderfully engaging diversion thoroughly enjoyed by everyone - at least everyone that owns a wonderfully successful casino. For the rest of us, it is an occasionally maddening, sometimes exhilarating, and frequently humor-filled misuse of time.
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Technology can open doors and break down barriers for children, youth, and adults with disabilities. Whether in the classroom or workplace, assistive technology (including devices, software, recordings, and much more) can increase, maintain, or improve the capabilities of individuals with disabilities. Also, technology that is used by everyone, such as spell check, can be particularly helpful to people with learning disabilities. Here we explore new developments in technology that can accommodate people with learning disabilities.
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The type of physical tasks often present in many science lessons can present significant barriers for many students with learning disabilities or physical impairments. How can teachers find ways for these students to participate?
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Adolescent Literacy: What's Technology Got to Do With It?
Learn how technology tools can support struggling students and those with learning disabilities to acquire background knowledge and vocabulary, improve their reading comprehension, and increase their motivation for learning.
Assistive technology is any kind of technology that can be used to enhance the functional independence of a person with a disability. Learn more about Assistive Technology and ways your students might benefit from it.
Assistive Technology and the IEP
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On the Go: What Consumer Products Can Do For You (If You Know Where to Look!)
Common devices, such as PDAs, cellular phones, and handheld mp3 players can be assistive tools for learners with disabilities. Learn more about these devices and their applications in the classroom and beyond.
Assistive Technology for Kids with Learning Disabilities: An Overview
If your child has a learning disability, he or she may benefit from assistive technology tools that play to their strengths and work around their challenges.
New Electronics: Turn Them On for Learning
Many computer products have built-in accessibility options such as text-to-speech, screen magnification options, or voice input controls. Learn what some of these optional features are and how to integrate them into instruction and studying.
Assistive Technology Tools: Reading
Learn about assistive technology tools — from audiobooks to variable-speed tape recorders — that help students with reading.
Online Safety for Children with LD
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Integrating the Arts with Technology: Inspiring Creativity
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Third Isuma recreated fiction, 1993. As summer ends near Igloolik in the 1930's, three families build a saputi to trap fish going upriver for the winter. The days are getting shorter and young people daydream, while waiting for fish to come. But nature is not always predictable....
Saputi is a part of the Unikaatuatiit (Story Tellers) Series.
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Year of Production: 1993
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As baseball's opening week comes to a close, the wonderful action on the field is matched by hand-wringing off it. Whatever shall we do about the "economics" of our national pastime? However can we cope with the fact that some teams make more money than others? What about those poor cities that are smaller than mighty New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles, and how will their teams ever compete? We need regulation. We need fairness. We need equal incomes for all teams. And above all, we need public subsidies of the national sport.
The latest example of this hand-ringing comes from John Moores, chairman of the San Diego Padres. In The Wall Street Journal — and on its editorial page, no less! — explains how the market cannot work in baseball. In truth, he is an enemy of the deeper interests of baseball itself as much as he is an enemy of the free market.
"The problem is money," he writes. "While a ball club cannot guarantee a trip to the World Series by enthusiastic spending, no team with a small payroll has much of a chance to play in the postseason." Moores believes that, its other virtues notwithstanding, the market will not work in baseball.
In a certain way, Moores puts our money where his mouth is. All over the country, baseball owners receive rank subsidies from local and state governments. The new tax-funded San Diego Stadium is expected to net the Padres' wners $80 million once they sell the naming rights. The total cost of the stadium is expect to top $411 million. Of that, the Padres and other "private" entities will contribute just $115 million. For its part, the city will collect $500,000 a year in rent.
This is not uncommon, as residents of Anaheim, California will attest. According to Anaheim City Councilman Tom Tait, who stood up to the intense pressure placed upon those who oppose such things, the city gave the Walt Disney Co. the use of a wonderful ballpark, Anaheim Stadium, and a vast parking structure rent free for 40 years. Adding insult to injury, the city wrote Disney a check for $30 million.
And what will the city get in return? If the Angels draw more than 2.7 million fans in a season, the city gets $2 per ticket. Last year, the team was in play-off contention to the last week of the season and drew only 2.5 million. And Disney has since remodeled the park, which means even fewer seats are available. Before this transaction, the city was making several million dollars a year in net revenue. Why the good people of Anaheim should subsidize the staff and shareholders of Disney is unclear.
Why do these cities subsidize rich people? Perhaps it is because the Anaheim City Council and city staff each get a luxury box free of charge to use during the season. Did Mr. Moores provide similar perks to San Diego's councilmen?
Moores' argument that big cities should be forced to subsidize small ones proves too much. If San Diego must be guaranteed a competitive team, even though it is smaller than New York, Houston, Boston and many other cities, then why not Indianapolis? Why not Little Rock, Sacramento, Omaha or Jacksonville? People in those cities have no team. They may get by, watching Major League Baseball on television, and soon enough on the Internet. And, of course, they may watch minor-league teams in their cities, most of which draw plenty of fans.
In protecting "small markets," big league baseball is talking the entitlement language of the bureaucratic governments that subsidize it. But that language leads logically to the right of every city to have a team and a slugger as good as Mark McGwire. But this kind of Big Mac is hard to duplicate.
Finally, Mr. Moores' argument will undermine the competitive level of baseball. The policy of spreading the excellent players evenly among teams will guarantee mediocrity. Why watch L.A. Dodger Kevin Brown — now the highest-paid man in baseball — pitch to hitters who are totally over matched? Why watch McGwire hit home runs against people who cannot locate the ball or throw it hard? Big league baseball should feature the best players. They should compete against one another. Then the real excellence of the game can be seen3/4where the balance of hitting for power and average, where fine starting and relief pitching, where on base percentage and excellent fielding all combine to make truly great teams.
Last year the New York Yankees had this wonderful array of talent. I live in Los Angeles, but I loved to watch the Yankees for the pure mastery of the game that they demonstrated. All they needed was another team similarly well constructed to play against, in order to see the game played as well as ever it has been played.
Baseball is important to America. It is, after all, America's Pastime. That is because it is a profound reflection of our politics: a series of individual performances that are nonetheless by some magic transformed into a team sport.
But the owners, led by Commissioner Bud Selig, who was himself a small market owner until recently (now his daughter owns the team), are busy seeking subsidies. The public should not think that they alone — or even chiefly — represent the long term interest of our beloved sport. To keep it clean, baseball must be run along the lines that America is run: Open competition. Let the best win. If that means that some cities will not have a major league team, then let them have a minor league team. Above all, let the owners pay their own way.


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Richard Titherington is the chief investment officer and is head of the Emerging Markets Equity Team. An employee since 1986, Richard transferred to the Pacific Regional Group in 1994. He was appointed as a managing director in April 2001 and appointed global head of the emerging markets business in December 2001. Prior to 1994, Richard was a U.S. and international pension fund manager, working in the UK until he transferred to Hong Kong in 1992. Before joining the firm, Richard spent two years as an analyst with UKPI in London. Richard obtained an M.A. in politics, philosophy and economics from Oxford University.
EducationPierre-Yves Bareau, managing director, is the head of the Emerging Markets Debt team in the Global Fixed Income, Currency & Commodities (GFICC) group. In this role, Pierre-Yves is responsible for coordinating resources located in New York, London, Asia and Latin America. Prior to joining the firm in 2009, Pierre-Yves was at Fortis Investments for ten years, serving as the chief investment officer for Emerging Markets Fixed Income. At Fortis, Pierre-Yves oversaw teams based in London and Singapore, guided strategy decisions and managed a range of emerging markets mandates. Previously, he spent two years at FP Consult (France), an emerging markets bond and equity boutique, working as a portfolio manager. Pierre-Yves began his career in 1991 at BAREP Asset Management, a hedge fund boutique owned by Societe Generale, serving as an emerging markets portfolio manager. Pierre-Yves holds a graduate degree in finance and a master's degree in management from the Groupe Ecole Supérieure de Commerce et de Management Tours-Poitiers (ESCEM) in France.
ExperienceGeorge Iwanicki, Jr. is a portfolio manager, and the global macro strategist within the Emerging Markets Equity Team based in New York. An employee since 1992, he is responsible for Global Emerging Markets Portfolios and chairs the Asset Allocation Committee. Prior to that, he served several years as the U.S. Economist as well as the North American representative in the firm's Macro Research Group (a trans-Atlantic team formed in 1995 to manage the global asset allocation process). Prior to joining the firm, he spent five years as an economist at Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc. George's graduate work at Columbia University specialized in macroeconomics, econometrics, and international trade & finance. He holds an A.B.D. (Master of Philosophy) in Economics from Columbia University, and a B.A. in Mathematics and Economics from the State University of New York.
EducationMatias Silvani, managing director, is a member of the Global Fixed Income, Currency & Commodities (GFICC) group. Based in New York, Matias is the lead portfolio manager and chief strategist for external and aggregate portfolios for Emerging Markets Debt. Prior to joining the firm in 2004, Matias was responsible for Latin American sovereign macro analysis and strategy at UBS. Matias has also held roles with the Inter-American Development Bank and the World Bank, in addition to lecturing at Princeton University. Matias holds an M.S. and Ph.D. in economics from Princeton University.
EducationThe Fund's fixed income securities are subject to interest rate risk. If rates increase, the value of the Fund's investments generally declines. The Fund may invest in futures contracts and derivatives. Many derivatives create leverage that can cause the Fund to be more volatile than it would be if it had not used derivatives. The Fund may invest in securities that are below investment grade (i.e., "high yield" or "junk bonds") that are generally rated in the fifth or lower rating categories of Standard & Poor's and Moody's Investors Service. Although these securities tend to provide higher yields than higher-rated securities, there is a greater risk that the Fund's share price will decline. International investing involves a greater degree of risk and increased volatility. Changes in currency exchange rates and differences in accounting and taxation policies outside the U.S. can raise or lower returns. Also, some overseas markets may not be as politically and economically stable as the United States and other nations. The Fund's investments in emerging markets could lead to more volatility in the value of the Fund's shares. As mentioned above, the normal risks of investing in foreign countries are heightened when investing in emerging markets. In addition, the small size of securities markets and the low trading volume may lead to a lack of liquidity, which leads to increased volatility. Also, emerging markets may not provide adequate legal protection for private or foreign investment or private property. Under normal circumstances, the Fund invests at least 80% of the value of its Assets in equity and debt investments of emerging markets. Asset allocation/diversification does not guarantee investment returns and does not eliminate the risk of loss.


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Updated: Nov. 2, 2011
Erika Paskman takes part in a lot of activities other 90-year-olds don't -- golf, tennis, experimental heart valve surgery.
Active all of her life, Paskman thinks that a bout of scarlet fever in her youth contributed to a damaged aortic valve that rarely slowed her down until recently.
She received a pacemaker to control some atrial fibrillation, but her age ruled her out of valve surgery until her cardiologist referred her to Duke to take part in the CoreValve clinical trial.
Transcatheter aortic valve implants such as CoreValve are showing promising results for patients with valve stenosis who are advised not to undergo open surgery.
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The nine-time All-Star was named the Eastern Conference Player of the Month for January, the team announced Friday.
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WHAT: Commerce Department Durable Goods, April
WHEN: Friday 0830 EDT (1230 GMT)
FORECASTS (pct) Reuters IFR Previous
Durables orders +1.5 +2.7 -6.9
- ex-transport. +0.5 +1.2 -2.9
- nondef. ex-aircraft +0.5 +0.8 -0.6
IFR COMMENTARY: 'Durable goods orders probably continued their
seesaw pattern in April, rising about 2.7% after sinking 6.9% in
March. That should be largely driven by a rebound in nondefense
aircraft orders, and a significantly smaller one in defense
aircraft orders. That would bring year-on-year growth up to a
modest +1.0% from -1.9%.
Normally-less-volatile ex-trans orders should be up about
1.2%, following two months of significant losses. That would
bring year-on-year growth up to just -0.4% from -2.1%.
Nondefense capital goods orders ex-aircraft, should be up
about 0.8%. This important category, a proxy for business
investment spending, has also been less than spectacular, about
flat in year-on-year terms. Our call would bring it up to +0.6%
y/y from -1.9%.
Clearly, despite the increases, the relatively soft trends
in orders growth are not particularly strong leading indicators
for the broader economy. Growth should slowly speed up in H2 as
the initial impacts of austerity wane and global growth edges
-- by Theodore Littleton of IFR Markets, a unit of Thomson
((--Reuters Economics and Markets desk, +1 212 646 6300))
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Facebook took another step toward becoming its own web universe when it launched a search engine for shared content. This move challenges the future relevance of search engines like Google, as well as review sites such as Yelp and Foursquare.
The aim of "graph search" is to assist the Facebook community in finding information more easily about what other Facebook users have shared on the network. It uses the indexed information generated within the Facebook universe to generate search information. It will allow people to find others by their interests, location or career. So if you like water skiing you can find other people that live nearby that also like water skiing, which will in turn allow you to make new connections with other people who share similar interests with you. Alternatively you can search for people nearby who like Chinese food and see what restaurants they have "liked," and read their comments.
This graph search engine is designed to give Facebook users the ability to sort information by topics and interests with the added advantage of keeping its users within the Facebook community instead of sending them to search engines or review sites for the information they seek. "Graph Search is designed to take a precise query and return to you the answer, not link to other places where you might get the answer," Mark Zuckerberg explained, highlighting some of the issues of a typical Web search.
Graph Search (beta) version rolls out Tuesday on a limited basis to users. This version will be able to handle queries based on people, photos, places and interests.
It is anticipated that results will be displayed based on importance, so a restaurant with more likes could possibly show up toward the top of the list that is generated by the search. Check-ins could also have an impact on where a place is positioned on the list, emphasizing the importance and need for businesses to be actively involved on Facebook and ensuring that their Page is relevant, engaging and up-to-date.
Facebook also partners with Microsoft's Bing social search engine to fill in some of the gaps where Graph Search cannot supply the information. Facebook does stress that Graph Search is not a web search, but this can be seen as the first step in that direction, because when the product is fully operational it will give many Facebook users an incentive to stay within the Facebook community instead of spending time on other social media and search sites.


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BRAINTREE, Mass., Jan. 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Haemonetics Corporation (NYSE: HAE) today announced that it will provide a general business update, including an update with respect to ongoing U.S. whole blood tenders, in conjunction with the 32nd Annual J.P. Morgan Health Care Conference in San Francisco. Brian Concannon, President and CEO of Haemonetics, will comment on these tenders as part of a live webcast presentation at 10:00AM Pacific / 1:00PM Eastern time on Wednesday, January 15. As previously announced, the public may access Mr. Concannon's presentation live at http://jpmorgan.metameetings.com/webcasts/healthcare14/directlink?ticker=HAE and that webcast will be archived and available for approximately 90 days.
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Haemonetics (NYSE: HAE) is a global healthcare company dedicated to providing innovative blood management solutions for our customers. Together, our devices and consumables, information technology platforms, and consulting services deliver a suite of business solutions to help our customers improve patient care and reduce the cost of healthcare for blood collectors, hospitals, and patients around the world. Our technologies address important medical markets: blood and plasma component collection, the surgical suite, and hospital transfusion services. To learn more about Haemonetics, visit our web site at http://www.haemonetics.com.
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Forward-looking statements are based on estimates and assumptions made by management of the Company and are believed to be reasonable, though inherently uncertain and difficult to predict. Actual results and experience could differ materially from the forward-looking statements. Information set forth in this press release is current as of today and the Company undertakes no duty or obligation to update this information.
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As a school, it is our desire to partner with parents in the education of their children.
This partnership means that you will be active in the education of your child.
In fact, most of our parents commit time to teaching at the school.
Others may help out by substitute teaching, working on the cleaning crew, helping with administration duties, and filling various other roles.
Part of the interview process is for parents to think through which area their unique gifts might be utilized for the good of their children and the school.
If you are wondering whether this is effective, there is a simple answer, YES! Here are some of the advantages Aletheia has to offer; 1.
Small Class Size - No more than 8 students in each classroom.
Affordable Tuition - Less than 1/3 of other area private schools.
Continuing Education - Our parent volunteers learn from each other and have the opportunity to attend conferences.
Playing to your strengths- We work to see that each role at the school is filled by someone who has a particular expertise or competence in that area.
Academics - Due to small classes, students are given more individual attention, which translates into academic excellence.
Character - Most importantly, our students and teachers are demonstrating a growth in character and a commitment to serving Christ.
I hope that you will contact us to see firsthand how Aletheia works.
School Overview
School Type | School with Special Program Emphasis |
School Membership(s)School Assoc. | Association of Classical and Christian Schools (ACCS) |
Religious Affiliation | Christian (no specific denomination) |
Grades Offered | Grades Prekindergarten - 8 |
Year Founded | 2002 |
Student Body
Total Students | 57 students |
Student Body Type | Co-ed |
% Students of Color | 7% (IL School Avg.: 28%) |
Students by Grade |
Academics and Faculty
Total Classroom Teachers | 8 teachers |
Student : Teacher Ratio | 8:1 (National school avg.: 13:1) |
% Faculty w/Advanced Degree | 50% |
Average Class Size | 6 students |
Classroom Dress Code | Formal (Khaki/navy pants, collared shirts) |
Finances and Admission
Admission Deadline | Jul. 15 / Sep. 1 |
Yearly Tuition Cost | $200 |
Tuition Notes | Tuition is $200 per month for 10 months per year. |
% on Financial Aid | 20% |
Average Financial Aid Grant | $1,000 |
Acceptance Rate | 80% |
Admissions Director | Chris Marchand |
School Notes:
- Four Myths about Classical Education
Myth #1: Classical education was fine back then, but we need modern education in a modern world. Fact: Classical education teaches students facts, provides them with logical tools to use those facts, and perfects the student's ability to relate those facts to others. This fundamental skill-set is more valuable today than it has ever been. The process of teaching students to think extends far beyond filling their heads with knowledge. Modern education, to varying degrees, has succeeded in teaching facts necessary for state test performance and some skills. Classical education helps students draw original, creative, and accurate conclusions from facts and then formulate those conclusions into logical and persuasive arguments. Parents who are exposed to classical education recognize that its "back to the basics" approach contrasts with the distractions of modern education. Is the classical method applicable in a modern, technological age? The technology we have today was invented, in large part, by the classically educated. Man inhabited the earth for thousands of years without developing technology until the last two centuries. It is no coincidence that the groundwork for these achievements was laid within the last 400 years when classical education was at its height. Classical education teaches children the timeless skills of thinking, reasoning, logic, and expression. Our subject matter is as up-to-date as that found in other schools. We simply add a depth and dimension through this time-tested method.
Myth #2: My child is not intelligent enough to attend a classical school. Fact: Many parents assume that a classical education is only accessible to "gifted" children. In fact, all children benefit greatly from the classical method. If you were educated in Western society prior to 1850, you were classically educated. Often, myths start from a spark of reality. Parents may observe the classroom and curriculum of a classical school and assume the children are abnormally bright. In reality, classical education challenges children and is uniquely able to leverage their natural abilities during different stages of childhood. In short, we help ordinary children and deliver extraordinary results by employing proven methods tested for centuries.
Myth #3: Classical education is too extreme. Fact: Classical education teaches children "with the grain" - complementing their developmental phase with the appropriate teaching method. The classical method is different from today's conventional education. Parents are rightfully skeptical of anything that differs so boldly from the norm. However, classical education was the norm 100 years ago because it worked. Conventional education has taken an experimental approach to educating our children over the past four decades. Many different methods have been tried and later scrapped when they failed. This constant state of change in education creates an environment where anything "traditional" seems extreme. Unfortunately, this is where modern educational thought is upside down. Classical education provides a basic structure upon which we can build effective, successful students. We are not advocating an experiment. Rather, we are seeking a return to a system proven for over 1,000 years.
Myth #4: Classical education is unnecessarily difficult or harsh. Fact: Children enjoy learning. They are wired for it. Assuming that a child will not be able to succeed in a challenging environment is tempting, but simply untrue. A common assumption is that a demanding curriculum results in unhappy children. As adults, learning new things can be uncomfortable. However, most children are fascinated by what they learn. The excitement of children learning Latin grows as they become able to describe the world in a language that most adults do not understand. The rich and complex texture of classical literature is strangely amplified by youth. Science and the history of Western Civilization come alive for those who hunger to know about their world. Classical schools maintain order in the classroom. This does not translate to stoic classes where interaction is limited to an occasional, downcast "yes sir." In fact, we encourage extensive interaction between students and teachers. Students are not allowed to be disruptive, but they are constantly encouraged to offer observations, ask questions, interact, and make comments. The classical method encourages and succeeds at creating a stimulating and enjoyable learning environment for students.
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- February 09, 2014 - Aletheia is a school like no other in the Peoria area. Their kindergarten/1st grade reading program (Riggs) is phenomenal! My son was reading fluently by the end of kindergarten and is now in first grade, spelling at a 4th grade level. He does second grade math with ease, as well, but his favorite part of school is recess, of course! The teachers at Aletheia are well trained, compassionate, and patient and the school runs very efficiently and competently. I highly recommend it. - Posted by Parent
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Suzanne L. West, PhD, MPH, is an internationally recognized pharmacoepidemiologist with more than 30 years of research experience in the conduct of systematic reviews, managing complex data analyses, developing and using quality-of-care measures, and enhancing systematic review methods. She is best known for her work assessing the validity of electronic data such as claims and electronic health records (EHRs) for their use in drug safety research and has experience using administrative databases, EHRs, paper medical records, and questionnaires. Dr. West joined RTI in 1996 and was director of pharmacoepidemiology, playing a key role in the creation of RTI Health Solutions. She has served as project director and task leader for the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) DEcIDE and other large-scale projects funded by AHRQ, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and commercial clients. Dr. West is the former associate and interim director of the University of North Carolina's Center of Excellence in Pharmacoepidemiology and Public Health from inception in 2003 until 2008, when she returned to RTI. She is currently an adjunct associate professor in the UNC-CH Department of Epidemiology, a member of RTI's Institutional Review Board, and a Fellow of the International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology, for which she was on the board of directors from 2001 to 2004.
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An Associate in Arts-Agriculture degree can be earned by taking the same courses as are required in the Certificate Program and then completing the remainder of the 60 units in the required general education areas for graduation.
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Agriculture: Production Associate in Arts
The Agriculture major is designed for students who are looking at an Associate Degree from Porterville College as a terminal Degree as well as for students transferring to four-year schools with various Agriculture majors. The required classes represent the normal undergraduate core for transfer to the CSU system.
Graduates from a four-year school have a wide range of career options including but not limited to: Agriculture Business and Agriculture Production areas.
Program Learning Outcomes: Students will understand and describe the nature of leadership and the role of the manager as a leader; compare and contrast the role of agriculture in the economic structure of the country and the world; identify the Best Management Practices for sustained productivity of agricultural production; demonstrate technological competency by using technology effectively in the business environment of a workplace; explain the significance of international cooperation to the success of global Agribusiness.
At least twenty-four (24) units must be completed from the following courses:
Core Courses - 12 units required
- AGRI P101 - Introduction to Agribusiness 3 units
- AGRI P102 - Agricultural Economics 3 units
- AGRI P103 - Agricultural Sales 3 units
- AGRI P104 - Computer Applications in Agriculture 3 units
Optional Courses - 12 units
- AGRI P105 - Farm Accounting 3 units
- AGRI P106 - Introduction to Soil Science 3 units
- AGRI P107 - Agricultural Marketing 3 units
- AGRI P110 - Principles of Pesticide Use 3 units
- AGRI P117 - Plant Propagation/Production 3 units
- AGRI P131 - Introduction to Plant Science 3 units
- AGRI P132 - Agricultural Math 3 units
- AGRI P133 - Orchard Production and Management 3 units
- AGRI P134 - Vineyard Production and Management 3 units
- AGRI P135 - Irrigation Fundamentals 3 units
General Education: In addition to completing the major requirements, students must also complete one general education pattern:
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