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The dollar fell against all 16 of its most-traded counterparts as speculation U.S. lawmakers will reach agreement on the nation's budget and avert the so-called fiscal cliff damped demand for safety.
The Dollar Index fell from almost a 10-week high after President Barack Obama said he was "confident" that an agreement would be reached to avert the triggering of automatic spending cuts and tax increases at year-end that may push the economy into recession. The Canadian and Australian dollars extended gains against the greenback as the International Monetary Fund said it would classify the currencies as official reserve assets.
"It's pretty much just market optimism mainly regarding the fiscal-cliff issue," Sireen Harajli, a foreign-exchange strategist in New York at Credit Agricole SA, said in a telephone interview. "It seems that both parties are showing more willingness to negotiate and find a middle ground. There's been an improvement in risk aversion, which hurts the dollar."
The dollar weakened 0.4 percent to $1.2796 per euro as of 10:36 a.m. New York time, after slipping 0.2 percent last week. The yen strengthened 0.1 percent to 81.23 versus the U.S. currency after falling as much as 0.3 percent to 81.59, the weakest level since April 25. The Japanese currency fell 0.3 percent to 103.94 per euro after earlier depreciating to 104.11, the lowest since Oct. 25.
The Dollar Index, which IntercontinentalExchange Inc. uses to track the greenback against currencies of six U.S. trading partners, dropped 0.4 percent to 80.923. It reached 81.455 on Nov. 16, the highest since Sept. 5.
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"It's a slightly softer tone for the dollar to start the week," said Jeremy Stretch, head of foreign-exchange strategy at Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in London. Optimism that U.S. leaders would reach a budget agreement "has provided slight relief for risk."
The IMF asked member countries to report holdings of the Canadian and Australian dollars along with those of the U.S. dollar, euro, yen, sterling and Swiss franc in their foreign- exchange reserves. The move was first reported by Marketwatch.com.
Canada's dollar climbed 0.5 percent to 99.67 cents per U.S. dollar. The so-called Aussie added 0.7 percent to $1.0408.
Brazil's real gained versus most of its major peers after analysts lowered their forecasts for 2013 economic growth, bolstering bets that the country's central bank will keep borrowing costs low.
The currency appreciated 0.7 percent to 2.0704 per dollar after closing at a five-month low Nov. 16. The real rose as much as 0.7 percent, its biggest increase since Aug. 31.
"I am confident we can get our fiscal situation dealt with," Obama said at a news conference in Bangkok, where he began a three-nation trip. House Speaker John Boehner said Republicans are willing to put revenue on the table in exchange for spending cuts after Nov. 16 discussions with Obama, which he called "constructive."
"The U.S. dollar is still the main funding currency of the world," Hans Redeker, head of foreign-exchange strategy at Morgan Stanley in London, told Maryam Nemazee on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse" today. "When you have more information that we can deal with the fiscal cliff, then it is going to work initially against the dollar, especially versus higher-yielding currencies."
The dollar fell as sales of previously owned U.S. homes climbed in October, indicating gains in the real-estate market are being sustained by cheap borrowing costs.
Japan's currency dropped against all but one of its major peers after Kyodo News reported Liberal Democratic Party leader Shinzo Abe will choose someone who favors inflation targets as the next Bank of Japan governor. The BOJ will end a two-day policy meeting tomorrow.
Biggest Decline
The yen last week suffered its biggest decline against the dollar since February as Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda dissolved the lower house of the parliament, paving the way for elections that polls show his Democratic Party of Japan will lose. Abe indicated he would consider asking the BOJ to directly buy the nation's construction bonds if he becomes the next prime minister, Kyodo News cited him as saying on Nov. 17.
The Nikkei newspaper reported today that 25 percent of respondents in an opinion poll favor Abe's LDP in the Dec. 16 election, compared with 16 percent for the ruling DPJ. The Nikkei cited a nationwide survey taken Nov. 16-18.
In a Bloomberg News poll of economists, all 21 economists surveyed expect BOJ Governor Masaaki Shirakawa's board to take no action at the policy meeting that ends tomorrow. At its last gathering on Oct. 30, the central bank increased asset purchases by 11 trillion yen. Shirakawa is due to step down in April.
Japan's currency has fallen 6.9 percent this year, the most among the 10 developed currencies measured by Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted Indexes. The euro is the second-worst performer, losing 2.8 percent, while the dollar has declined 1.2 percent.
The dollar may rise to an eight-month high versus the yen after ending last week above a key technical level, according to CMC Markets Plc, citing trading patterns.
"Last week saw the U.S. dollar close above the weekly ichimoku cloud for the first time since April, which should be bullish," London-based analyst Michael Hewson wrote in an- emailed note today. "The next and key resistance lies at the 81.80 area -- the April 20 high --- a break of which could be the catalyst for a move towards the March highs above 84."
Ichimoku charts are used to predict a currency's direction by analyzing the midpoints of historical highs and lows. The conversion line plots the sum of the highest high and lowest low over the last nine trading days. The baseline is the same calculation over the past 26 days.


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The Moose River offers a variety of fishing opportunities from its origin near the Canadian border west of Jackman, to Moosehead Lake in Rockwood. Native brook trout are the attraction in the upper reaches, which flow through remote, undeveloped forest lands. This section is for serious anglers willing to get back off a paved highway.
Immediately to the west of Jackman, the Moose River meanders through or near a series of lakes: Holeb Pond, Attean Lake, and Big Wood Pond. The unique arrangement of these lakes relative to the river allows for a multi-day canoe experience through a remote, forested environment. Called the "Bow Trip," paddlers can begin and end at the same location, either on Attean Lake or Big Wood Pond. Native brook trout are again the main attraction for anglers on the Bow Trip.
To the east of Jackman, landlocked salmon and brook trout provide fishing in the more accessible section of river flowing through undeveloped forest lands between Long Pond and Brassua Lake. River flows in this section depend on runoff, so they can be high in the spring and after significant rain events, and low during summer dry spells. However, with moderate flows the pools and runs of this section are ideal for wading anglers wishing to avoid crowds.
Perhaps the most popular section of the Moose River is the mile of river immediately below Brassua Dam on the outlet of Brassua Lake. The pools and runs of this section that flows into Moosehead Lake are easily accessible and noted for landlocked salmon and brook trout fishing from May through September. Many of the fish caught here originate in Moosehead Lake. Therefore this section provides the opportunity to catch larger fish than usually found up river. After spring runoff subsides in May the water stored in Brassua Lake maintains downstream flows suitable for wading all season long. The lower reaches of this section can also be fished from a canoe.


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Pacific Bible College Spring Semester Enrollment | Fri 25th October - Mon 6th January | Open Enrollment has begun at Pacific Bible College for their Spring Semester that begins January 6, 2014. For information on classes contact the college at 541-776-9942 or [email protected] or visit www.pacificbible.com. |
Holiday Helpers Needed: Salvation Army | Sun 10th November - Fri 20th December | Volunteers from the community are needed to make Thanksgiving and Christmas happen for needy families in Jackson County. Area's of need include counting, sorting and bagging toys and food as well as assisting on registration and distribution days. In 2012, the Salvation Army provided 189 families with Thanksgiving food assistance and 1,400 families received Christmas assistance. |
Food & Friends needs Volunteers | Mon 11th November - Fri 20th December | Food & Friends needs volunteers to deliver hot, nutritious meals and smiles to home-bound seniors. Meals are served weekdays between 10:00 am and noon. Areas of need are Central Point, Medford, Rogue River and Phoenix. Mileage reimbursement is provided. For more information, call Jan Yost at 541-734-9505, ext. 4. |
See's Candy For Sale - Grants Pass | Fri 22nd November - Tue 24th December | The Caveman Kiwanis will continue a holiday tradition with their annual See's Candy sales. Club members are selling See's Candy from 10:00 am - 6:00 pm daily at Walgreen's in south Grants Pass and near the KFC restaurant in east Grants Pass, beginning November 22. The downtown location, behind the Visitors Center at Sixth and G Streets, will open the day after Thanksgiving. |
Rogue Book Exchange School Supply Give-Away | Mon 25th November - Sat 14th December | Rogue Book Exchange, 110 N. Ivy St. in Medford, will be giving away 50 holiday tote bags full of school supplies at a special drawing to be held for local first through sixth graders on Saturday, December 14. The bags will include pencils, pen, paper, notebooks, markers, coloring pencils, scissors, glue and other supplies for local students. |
Forgiven and Set Free Bible Study for Women - Medford | Sun 1st December - Sat 4th January | The Pregnancy Center will be holding a Bible Study for women who have chosen an abortion and struggle with regret, depression, guilt and painful memories. Through the Bible Study 'Forgiven and Set Free' you will find Hope and Healing. The study begins on Wednesday, January 8, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm and runs for 11 weeks. For more information or to sign up, call 541-772-1921. |
Light Up a Life Memory Tree's | Tue 3rd December - Tue 31st December | "Light Up a Life' Memory Tree's are in Cave Junction at Washington Federal bank, 135 S. Riverside Hwy.; Rogue River Library, 412 E. Main St.; and The Pet Memorial Tree located at the Grange Co-Op on Hwy. 99 and Dowell in Grants Pass, December 3-31. All are invited to place an ornament or a picture of your loved one or pet on any of the trees during normal business hours. |
Volunteers Needed - The Pregnancy Center | Thu 5th December - Sun 5th January | The Pregnancy Center is in need of volunteers as receptionists and mentors for the Earn While You Learn program. Training will be provided. Please contact Sunny at [email protected] or 541-772-1921 if you are interested. |
Ice Rink Open - Mt. Shasta | Thu 12th December - Sun 2nd February | The Siskiyou Ice Rink in Mt. Shasta is open for public skating, lessons and hockey until February 2. Come join us during our holiday hours for extra winter fun. For more information or to reserve a private session contact us at siskiyourink.org or 530-926.1715. |
Christmas Musical - Bethel Church in Medford | Thu 12th December - Sat 14th December | Bethel Church, 4245 Vista Pointe Dr. in Medford presents the Christmas musical 'The Toyshop de la Rue' on Thursday and Friday, December 12 & 13, 7:00 pm, and Saturday, December 14, 3:00 pm and 7:00 pm. Admission is free, however a free-will offering will be taken. Join us for an evening of wonder and imagination as we all find out what hope can a broken toy find at Christmas. |
The Forgotton Carols - A Musical | Fri 13th December - Sat 14th December | For Laree Brumble's senior project at North Medford High School, she is directing a stage musical, "The Forgotten Carols", a play about the spirit of Christmas and the music the world has forgotten. Every dollar of ticket sales will be donated to North Medford's Sparrow, Jared Ramirez-Ponce, a 7 year old boy battling his second round of a rare form of childhood cancer. |
Rogue Book Exchange - New Hours | Fri 13th December - Mon 13th January | Rogue Book exchange, 110 N. Ivy St. in Medford, has recently expanded their hours to 5 days per week. Effective immediately, Medford's free bookstore will be open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Tuesday through Saturday. Book donations are always welcome. There is a book drop in the parking lot outside the store. |
Christmas for Kids - Medford | Sat 14th December | Faith Lutheran Church, 1773 S. Columbus Ave. in Medford is having a fun-filled 'Christmas for Kids' age 4-12 on Saturday, December 14, 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm. This free event will include crafts, singing, story-telling, a puppet show, and snacks. Come join us for a wonderful afternoon, preparing for the celebration of the birthday of our Savior, Jesus Christ. |
Plant Based Holiday Cooking Class - Central Point | Sun 15th December | A 'Plant Based Holiday Cooking Class' will be held on Sunday, December 15, 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm at the Central Point Adventist Church, 625 N. 10th St. Cost is $25 per person or 2 for $40. Please register by December 13 with Roanne Legg at 541-535-3031 or [email protected] |
Live Nativity & Musical Christmas - Grants Pass | Sun 15th December | Jerome Prairie Bible Church, 2564 Walnut Ave. in Grants Pass is having a Live Nativity and Musical Christmas on Sunday, December 15, 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm. Come experience the celebration of Jesus' birth at the Live Nativity-outside with all the sights, sounds and smells of that first night. Take a guided tour,hear angels sing and enjoy a cup of hot chocolate and some cookies. |
Christian Boy Scout Troop Weekly Meetings | Mon 16th December | A Christian sponsored Boy Scout Troop meets every Monday, 7:00 pm at Living Waters Church, 2200 Roberts Rd. in Medford. Kids age 12-18 are welcome to join us for great indoor/outdoor fun. For more information, call Chris at 541-292-8694. |
Monday Family Storytime - Medford Branch Children's Department | Mon 16th December | Preschool children and their families are invited to enjoy Family Story-time on Mondays, 5:30 pm - 6:00 pm, at the Medford Branch Library Children's Department, 205 S. Central Ave. For more information, please contact the Medford Library Children's Department at 541-774-8678 or visit www.jcls.org. |
Christmas Concert - Medford | Mon 16th December | The 4th Annual "A Christmas Together" concert will be held at Mtn Church, 1 E. Main St. in Medford, on Monday, December 16. Doors open at 6:00 pm with the concert at 7:00 pm. Artists for this free concert are Dominic Balli, Trevor Davis, Pawn Shop Kings, Jadon Lavik, Tyrone Wells, and Evan Wickhan. For more information, contact the church at 541-770-1623 or [email protected] |
YMCA Jingle Bell Jog - Medford | Mon 16th December | Monday,December 16, 6:30 pm, the YMCA is having a 'Jingle Bell Jog'. This free event is an easy 2.5 mile jogging tour (or 1 mile walk) of Medford's most beautiful Christmas light displays! Meet at the South Valley Bank in the Hillcrest Office Park near the intersection of Hillcrest and North Phoenix Rd at 6:30 pm. For more information, call the YMCA at 541-662-6295 or visit rvymca.org. |
Monday Movies at Phoenix Branch Library | Mon 16th December | The Monday Movie series continues on Mondays from 2:45 pm - 4:30 pm at the Phoenix Branch Library, 510 W. 1st St. All ages are welcome. All films are free and snacks are served, courtesy of the Friends of the Phoenix Branch Library. For more information, please contact the Phoenix Branch Library at 541-535-7090 or visit www.jcls.org. |
Mystery Readers Book Discussion Group - Phoenix Branch Library | Tue 17th December | The Mystery Readers Book Discussion Group meets on the third Tuesday of the month, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm, in the Community Meeting Room of the Phoenix Branch Library, 510 West 1st St. Come join in the conversation about selected topics with other mystery lovers. For discussion themes, please call the Phoenix Branch Library at 541-535-7090. |
Christmas Concert - Medford | Tue 17th December | The Grace and Cascade Christmas concert will be held at 7:00 pm on Tuesday, December 17, 7:00 pm., at Cascade Christian School Pavilion, 855 Chevy Way in Medford. |
Remembering Loved Ones - Grants Pass | Tue 17th December | Lovejoy Hospice, 939 SE 8th St. in Grants pass is having a 'Light Up A Life' celebration on Tuesday, December 10, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm. Light Up a Life is a traditional evening ceremony to honor and remember special people in our lives who have passed. A picture slide show, reading of names, music and candle lighting will take place. |
YMCA Nutrition Worshop - Medford | Tue 17th December | The YMCA is having a Nutrition Workshop on Tuesday, December 17, 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm. Learn how to make better food choices for yourself and your family and then use the YMCA FREE. A healthy snack is provided. For more information call 541-772-6295 or visit www.rvymca.org. |
MOPS-Moms of Preschoolers Meet | Thu 19th December | Moms of Preschoolers (MOPS) will be meeting every Thursday, 6:00 pm - 7:15 pm at Heritage Christian Center, 1870 W. Stewart Ave. in Medford. The basic principles of MOPS is to mentor, give leadership development, have honest conversation and relevant teaching, along with creative activities for 'moms of preschoolers'. Childcare is provided. For more information, call 541-779-7937. |
Volunteers Needed - Veterans Potluck | Thu 19th December | Volunteers are urgently needed to provide Potluck Food and Dessert at the White City VA Dom Theater, Thursday, December 19, 6:30 pm. This is a Christmas Musical Program for All Veterans, Families and Friends. For more information, call Pastor David Gomez at 541-840-7711 or 541-772-3273. |
Domino Fun - Phoenix Branch Library | Thu 19th December | People of all ages are invited to drop in, learn domino games, and play on Thursdays from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm in the Meyer Memorial Trust Community Meeting Room of the Phoenix Branch Library, 510 W. 1st St. Come play Jamaican, Mexican Train, Cuban, and French Dominoes. Don't know how to play? Learn for free! The Friends of the Phoenix Library are proud to sponsor this program. |
GEMS: Growing and Encouraging Moms | Thu 19th December | GEMS of Grants Pass meets on the first and third Thursday of the month at Calvary Crossroads Church, 1051 SE 'M' St. in Grants Pass. Growing and Encouraging Moms is what GEMS is all about. For more information, call the church at 541-479-4334 or Toni Martin at 541-761-4756. |
Christmas Program - Medford | Thu 19th December | "Hearing the Good News: The Birth of our Savior!" will be presented by the Grace Christian elementary students on Thursday, December 19. The matinee will be at 9:45 a.m. at Grace Christian School, 649 Crater Lake Ave., Medford. The 7:00 pm evening performance will be at Cascade Christian High School Pavilion,855 Chevy Way, Medford. For more information, call 541-772-1438. |
Christmas Dessert Potluck and Program for Veterans - White City | Thu 19th December | Jerusalem Center is hosting a special Christmas Dessert Potluck and Program for Veterans and their families at the Veterans Administration SORCC Theater, 8495 Crater Lake Hwy. on Thursday, December 19, 6:30 pm. For more information call 541-772-3273 or 541-770-7086. |
Christmas Program - Grants Pass | Thu 19th December | The Grants Pass Seventh-Day Adventist School, 1360 NE 9th St., will be having their Christmas Program on Sunday, December 19, 6:30 pm. Performances by the school band, choir and drama class will be featured. DVD's of the program will be available for purchase. For more information, call 541-479-2293. |
Celebrate Recovery - Medford | Thu 19th December | Celebrate Recovery meets every Thursday, 6:30 pm at Set Free/New Life Christian Fellowship, 1032 W. Main St. in Medford. Childcare is available. For more information, call 541-773-4004. |
Monthly Gathering - Vision Impaired | Fri 20th December | Southern Oregon Lions Sight and Hearing Center, 228 N. Holly St. in Medford has an open social event for the Visually Impaired Person on the third Friday of every month, from 10:00 am - noon. All visually impaired people and their caregivers are welcome and encouraged to come. For more information, call Nancy Olson at 541-535-2884. |
Kids Christmas Musical - Grants Pass | Fri 20th December - Sun 22nd December | "Candy Cane Lane", a Kids Christmas Musical will be presented at Parkway Christian Center, 229 NE Beacon Dr. in Grants Pass on Friday, December 20 at 7:00 pm; Saturday, December 21 at 7:00 pm and Sunday, December 22 at 10:00 am. This delightfully sweet Christmas musical teaches that God alone can satisfy His children. Candy Cane Lane is an experience you won't want to miss this Christmas. |
Free Spaghetti Dinner and Movie - Phoenix | Fri 20th December | First Baptist Church of Phoenix, 4655 S. Pacific Hwy. is having a free spaghetti dinner and movie on Friday, December 20, 6:00 pm. The Christmas film 'The Nativity' will be shown. For more information, contact the church at 541-512-1616 or www.firstbaptistchurchofphoenix.com. |
YMCA Family Night and Cookie Contest - Medford | Fri 20th December | Friday, December 20, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm, the YMCA is having a 'Family Night and Cookie Contest'. Bring the family for a FREE night of swimming and holiday activities. Either bake a plate of cookies and enter to win prizes or just come and sample the treats. For more information, call 541-772-6295 or visit www.rvymca.org. |
Community Christms Celebration - Eagle Point | Sat 21st December | The Historic Butte Creek Mill in Eagle Point and Trail Christian Fellowship are hosting a Community Christmas Celebration on Saturday, December 21, 6:00 pm at the Butte Creek Mill. There will be singing of Christmas carols, delicious cookies, hot chocolate, hot cider and a reading of the Nativity story. |
Third Saturday Chess Club - Medford Branch Teen Library | Sat 21st December | The Chess Club meets on the third Saturday of each month from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm in the Medford Branch Teen Library, 205 S. Central Ave. All ages are welcome to drop in and test their skills. All levels of players are welcome. Family board games are also available to play in the Teen Library. For more information, call the Medford Teen Library at 541-774-8685. |
Bi-Monthly Christian Writer's Group Meeting | Sat 21st December | A 'Christian Writer's Group' meets the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month, 8:00 am - 9:30 am at Heritage Christian Church, 1870 W. Stewart Ave. in Medford. For more information, call 541-779-7937 or email [email protected] |
Christmas with the Rogue Valley Harmonizers - Medford Library | Sat 21st December | Celebrate the season with the Rogue Valley Harmonizers and a visit from a jolly old elf on Saturday, December 21, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm at the Medford Branch Library, 205 S. Central. Following the lively concert of Christmas songs, Santa will make a visit and bring a book for every child who attends. Enjoy coffee and hot cider too. |
Christmas Candle Light Service - Eagle Point | Sun 22nd December | Faith Christian Center, 585 Nick Young Rd. in Eagle Point, is having their annual Christmas Candle Light Service on Sunday, December 22, 6:00 pm. |
Rum Tum Music Family Holiday Sing-Along: Ashland | Sun 22nd December | Feel like singing and hearing some holiday songs, accompanied by a wonderful ukelele sound? Join in a family holiday sing-a-long led by Tish McFaddon-Harris of Rum Tum Music on Saturday, December 22, 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm at the Ashland Branch Library, 410 Siskiyou Blvd. Percussion instruments will be on hand for guests to play along or bring your own. |
Christmas Eve Service - Medford | Tue 24th December | First Church of the Nazarene, 1974 E. McAndrews Rd. in Medford invites everyone to their Christmas Eve services. One will be held at 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm and the other will be 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm. For details, visit www.mednaz.com. |
Christmas Dinner - Ashland | Wed 25th December | The public is invited to the 34th Annual Ashland Christmas Dinner on Wednesday, December 25, noon - 4:00 pm. Come and enjoy a festive Turkey Dinner with all the trimmings at the Historic Ashland Armory, 208 Oak St. To schedule meal deliveries ahead of time or for a ride to the dinner, call Marji (Monday-Thursday before noon) at 541-482-8539 or M. |
YMCA Potluck Lunch - Medford | Fri 27th December | The YMCA is having a Potluck Lunch on Friday,December 27, 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm. This is a great way to meet new friends and then use the YMCA for FREE. Bring a side dish or drink to share. For more information, call 541-772-6295 or visit www.rvymca.org. |
Teen Game Day - Phoenix | Sat 28th December | Teens are invited to First Baptist Church of Phoenix for an afternoon of games, pizza, ice-cream, music,and a devotional on Saturday, December 28, 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm. The church is located at 4655 S. Pacific Hwy. For more information, or if you need a ride, call 541-512-1616. |
Applegate Community Knitting Group Monthly Meeting | Fri 3rd January | The Applegate Community Knitting Group meets on the first Friday of each month, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm at the Applegate Branch Library, 18485 North Applegate Rd. Bring your projects, be inspired, share knitting patterns, skills, knowledge and creativity. The first meeting is Friday, March 1. This is a free program hosted by Friends of Applegate Library. |
Valley-Wide Christian Men's Monthly Breakfast | Sat 4th January |
All men of the Rogue Valley are invited to the monthly Valley-Wide Christian Men's Breakfast. They meet the first Saturday of every month, 7:00 a.m. at Hometown Buffet. Johnny Cordero, Senior Pastor of The Lambs Acres Ministries, will be the guest speaker on January 4, 2014. |
First Sunday Legos Class - Ashland Branch Library | Sun 5th January | First Sunday Lego's Class meets at the Ashland Branch Library Children's Department, the first Sunday of the month., 12:30 pm - 3:00 pm. Each month volunteer Helga Motley will teach children a different Lego building skill. Ages 5 years and up are invited to attend. For more information, call the Ashland Children's Department at 541-774-6995. |
Monthly Book Discussion - Central Point Library | Mon 6th January | A book discussion group meets on the first Monday of each month, 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm at the Central Point Branch Library, 116 S. Third St. . If you are interested in joining but have not had a chance to read a book yet, come for the fellowship and help choose next months theme. For more information, call the library at 541-664-3228. |
Stuttering Support Group - First Tuesday of the Month | Tue 7th January |
The Speech Center Plus, 1700 E. Barnett Rd. has started a Stuttering Support Group for adults and children that meets on the first Tuesday of every month. At these meetings you will meet other people who stutter, share your experiences, challenges, and successes, practice speaking skills, etc. |
Movies in the Medford Library | Wed 8th January | Come to free film showings on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month, from 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm at the Medford Branch Library, 205 S. Central Ave. For information about the film being shown please call the Medford Branch Library at 541-774-8679 or visit www.jcls.org. |
Ashland Macintosh Users Group | Tue 14th January | The Ashland Macintosh Users' Group (AshMUG) meets the second Tuesday of every month in the Ashland Community Hospital Conference Room, 280 Maple St., 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm. For more information about the group, visit www.ashmug.com. |
Medford Library Book Discussion Group | Tue 14th January | The Medford Library Book Discussion Group meets on the second Tuesday of the month from 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm in the Adams Community Meeting Room of the Medford Branch Library, 205 S. Central Ave. Refreshments will be provided by the Friends of the Medford Library. For more information, please contact Suz Harrison at 541-774-6415. |
Books@Noon - Ashland Branch Library | Tue 14th January | What are you reading? Looking for suggestions? Jump into the conversation with "Books@Noon". They meet the second Tuesday of every month, from 12 noon to 1:00 pm at the Ashland Branch Library, 410 Siskiyou Blvd. Come and meet with others of the local reading community as they share what they are reading, and discover your next favorite book to read. |
Family Night at the YMCA - Medford | Fri 17th January | The Medford YMCA is having a 'Family Night' on Friday, January 17, 6:00 pm - 8:00pm. Bring the family for a FREE night of swimming, rock climbing, gym games, video games and more. For more information, call 541-772-6295 or visit www.rvymca.org. |
Peripheral Neuropathy Support Group | Fri 17th January | The Pacific Chapter of the Neuropathy Association is forming a Neuropathy Support Group in Medford. They will meet the 3rd Friday of the month, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm in the Carpenter Room 1-2 of Rogue Valley Medical Center. |
YMCA Nutrition Workshop - Medford | Tue 28th January | The Medford YMCA is holding a 'Nutrition Workshop' on Tuesday, January 28, 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm. Learn how to make better food choices for yourself and your family and then use the YMCA FREE. A healthy snack is provided. For more information, call 541-772-6295 or visit www.rvymca.org. |
YMCA Potluck Lunch - Medford | Fri 31st January | The Medford YMCA is having a 'Potluck Lunch' on Friday, January 31, 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm. This is a great way to meet new friends and then use the YMCA for FREE. Bring a side dish or drink to share. For more information, call 541-772-6295 or visit www.rvymca.org. |
Parenting Workshop - Jacksonville | Sat 1st February | First Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville will be offering a "Toddler 2 Teen" Parenting Workshop on Saturday, February 1, 1:00 pm - 5:45 pm. The five tracks of study are: Marriage, Special Needs Parenting, Early Childhood development, Challenging Teen Years and Launching your Young Adult. More information/registration is available at familytoolsforlife.org. |


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Lifeline Quote of the Day: "The first thing that comes to mind when I hear 'luxury' is soap and similar bath products, to be honest. Maybe the word is overused in commercials for things of that nature." –Female, 17, IL
Thumb Stat of the Day: Millennial sports fans have a loyalty to their favorite team, but face a harsh reality when their favorite players sign with a new team for a bigger paycheck. The tough relationship between money and sports has been documented as of late, so we asked Thumb users 13-24 if they felt players deserved the money they receive. Just 24% responded with a thumbs up.
The pay gap is almost gone for Millennial women, but in their eyes not everything is equal. A new Pew survey shows that 93% of Millennial women are making what their male peers make, however 51% believe it is easier to be a man than a woman today. (Jezebel)
What do the top trending YouTube videos of 2013 have in common? At first glance not much, but four of the ten use music in some way, and all either make viewers laugh or shock them. (Fast Company)
Apparently personalized marketing can be as simple as telling someone "Happy Birthday." Companies that recognize consumers' birthdays see an increased level of loyalty from those consumers. 92% of younger consumers (ages 25-34) reported increased loyalty due to a birthday greeting—far more than those over 55. (Bulldog Reporter)
Selfies in serious places have been making headlines this week thanks to President Obama, and Twitter is working to put instant-selfie technology in even more previously private spaces. The Twitter Mirror is a tablet programmed to take celeb selfies in VIP places like awards shows and instantly send it out to the Twitter-verse, no mobile device required. (WSJ)
Millennials are more likely than their Boomer parents to start their holiday shopping early, and as this infographic shows, their reliance on online shopping might be the reason behind that. 61% go online to find gifts, and 37% have done 20-80% of their shopping online so far. (AdWeek)
Lifeline Quote of the Day: "To me, "luxury" means something of high quality and cost. Something that the 99 percent must save for. Something that is worth saving for." -Male, 26, FL
Thumb Stat of the Day: Millennials have gained a rep for not caring about cars, but when we asked Millennials on Thumb, 49% of 18-24-year-olds felt it was necessary to have their own car, and 37% of 13-17-year-olds felt the same. Stay tuned for tomorrow's post on Millennial male car culture for even more info.
Google+ is turning holiday pics into holiday GIFs with Auto Awesome, a tool that automatically adds twinkling effects to Christmas trees and falling snow to wintery outdoor shots, then sends a GIF of the improved image to the user. (Mashable)
Pantene is earning kudos for their most recent spot, which steps outside the product-pushing box and instead points out the double standards for men and women in the business world, encouraging women to "Be Strong and Shine." The spot is coincidentally airing at the same time that a video on how the media has failed women in 2013 has gone viral on Millennial online hubs. (MediaBistro)
We weighed in on Millennials' fight to see superwomen in movie franchises, and now The Atlantic has some thought on the matter, following the disappointing reveal that Wonder Woman will be a mere sidekick in the upcoming Superman/Batman feature. The success of Catching Fire is cited as proof by the mag that casting a female lead in a superhero movie would make a fortune. (The Atlantic)
Though we confess the SNL parody was more our style, NBC's The Sound of Music live airing was such a success that the network is already planning another live musical production for the 2014 holiday season. (Hollywood Reporter)
Candy Crush Saga is the first game to reach the number one spot on iOS, Android, and Facebook simultaneously. Its accessibility, battery-friendly offline game play, and free-to-play model are all at the root of its massive success. (Venturebeat)
Lifeline Quote of the Day: "When I think of luxury, I think of celebrities and the Hollywood lifestyle...being able to afford what you want. All the glamour and glitz that you could imagine. I suppose however, that living a luxurious lifestyle could just mean having everything YOU want...whether that's living a simpler life or a glamorous life. Those both could be seen as luxurious as long as the person living it is happy and fulfilled." -Female, 23, MA
Thumb Stat of the Day: Major strides have been made to reduce obesity, especially among young people. We asked Thumb users age 13-24 if they exercise on a regular basis and 42% responded with a thumbs up, with little to no variation across gender or age.
According to Shazam metrics: TV is driving music engagement. $300 million of digital music sales is generated annually as a result of people using Shazam to discover songs, and Shazam reports that more than 15 million audio clips are "Shazam'd" daily. (brand-e.biz)
Millennials could be threatening some of the world's most powerful brands, in part thanks to their demand for discounting and their affinity for "more personalized and exclusive brands." A shift into a "strategy of infinite growth into finite niches" might be the future of product creation. (The Robin Report)
College graduates are more likely than ever to take a pile of debt home with them along with their diploma, but whose fault do they think it is? 42% of Millennials 18-29-years-old blame colleges for rising student debt, while 32% blame the federal government. (USA Today)
The app buzz of late has mostly focused on photo sharing and social media (Snapchat's recent rejection of a $3 billion dollar sale probably has something to do with that) but the "most exciting" app right now might be all about getting a car. Uber has been experiencing huge success, and according to some may be more valuable than Facebook one day. (NYMag)
Speaking of Facebook, the network may be considering a "sympathize" button. The result of an internal hack-a-thon, the potential button would take care of the awkwardness of "Liking" someone's death in the family status, and speaks to the array of emotions being instantly expressed online. (The Wire)
Lifeline Quote of the Day: "I prefer to participate in social good directly by working with youth in my neighborhood to develop service oriented friendships." –Male, 22, AZ
Thumb Stat of the Day: As college tuitions continue to rise, Millennials are beginning to question the investment in education as it translates to their careers. We asked Thumb users ages 13-24 if they thought they could teach themselves the skills needed for a career and 36% responded with a thumbs up, a testament to the growth of quality, low-cost expert tools available.
As the wave for DIY coding programs builds among Millennials, online development school Bloc is offering an exclusive apprenticeship program that provides young web developers with a mentor in the field. Different than coding bootcamps, "Bloc is for becoming an entrepreneur." (TechCrunch)
While many Millennials have their sights set on entrepreneurship, utilizing tools like the aforementioned Bloc to build their skills, being an entrepreneur isn't as glamorous as they think. The majority become "solopreneurs," having 0-3 employees, and 40% work 16-hour days, throwing work-life balance out the window. (Fast Company)
Kids are like sponges, a reason why censorship is sometimes important in media. This video shows kids singing controversial lyrics to rap songs on the radio today, and illustrates why music artists need to be honest with their content since kids are "receptive enough to internalize" perverse topics. (Fast Co. Create)
"Sockscription" services are popping up online to target the growing male fashion sensibility. These sock-of-the-month clubs like Blacksocks and Foot Cardigan offer fun prints and sock designs, finally "figuring out how to sell to men online." (NYT)
Millennials feel personally connected to celebrities via social media, and as many mourned the passing of actor Paul Walker this week, they emphasized references of Walker as their teenage crush. This speaks to the generation's deep connection with nostalgia that keeps their past obsessions current. (NY Mag)
Lifeline Quote of the Day: "To catch up on current national events, I watch The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report." –Female, 22, KY
Thumb Stat of the Day: We've seen dating app Tinder become more and more popular throughout 2013, so we took to Thumb to see who's been using the app. Overall, just under 25% of Thumb users ages 13-24 said they have Tinder, with males representing the majority of users with 31% thumbs up compared to just 16% of females.
Brittany Morin is a Millennial Martha Stewart for the digital age. Her company Brit & Co. has a following of 2.9 million young people who are encouraged by Brit's easy and creative DIY projects. She has already signed a book deal about maker culture and "creative living," and sees her future in e-commerce. (NYT)
The brains of teenagers are still "under construction" as they grow into adulthood, and their penchant for risk taking means "all gasoline, no brakes, and no steering wheel." Caring so greatly about what their peers think is also an influencer: older teens showed 50% riskier driving behavior with friends in the car than those driving alone. (io9)
The Millennial generation was a driving force behind Obama's election, and re-election, but approval ratings among 18-29-year-olds have hit 41%, an all-time low. 56% of Millennials disapprove of Obamacare and 44% expect their coverage to worsen in terms of quality and cost. (TIME)
Netflix is taking a departure from its binge-watching model and releasing its first kids-targeted original series, Turbo F.A.S.T., in five-episode batches. Unlike binge-heavy teens and adults, kids "déjà view" by watching the same episode on repeat and enjoy hearing their favorite jokes over and over again. (Vulture)
Though the "cloud" links mobile data and content to its system, the concept is still abstract for some. DeskConnect wants to make your phone and computer "friends" by syncing them seamlessly through easy to use drag and drop features that update automatically. (Netted)
Lifeline Quote of the Day: "Feminism has a negative connotation, and is associated with women who are aggressively pro-woman or anti-man. The actual definition is different, but something needs to be done about the negative associations." –Male, 27, CA
Thumb Stat of the Day: The rivalry between Microsoft and Apple rages on with holiday shopping in full swing. We asked Thumb users ages 13-24 if they had to get a tablet, which they would get. 44% gave a thumbs up to the iPad compared to just 31% for Window's surface.
As the average age of the World Series audience climbs past 54-years-old, kids are less interested in baseball than ever. In an attempt to engage younger viewers and bring new fans to the MLB Fan Cave, MLB and MTV are teaming up for a weekly TV series starring major leagues favorites that will highlight the marriage of sports and pop culture. (MLB)
Personal happiness and feeling meaningful are two different sentiments, the latter being more important to Millennials. The search for meaning has influenced a generation of job-seekers who want the chance to make a sizable impact with their careers. (NYT)
Forget grandma and her knitting needles—all Millennials need are their own two hands and 30-minutes to spare to create the chunky knit scarf of the season. Arm knitting is a growing trend, already spawning 300 boutiques on Etsy and winning over young knitters for its convenience and viral potential. (WSJ)
Millennials are turning the tables back and flocking to music expos to purchase vinyl records. The industry saw a 52% surge in vinyl sales worldwide between 2011 and 2012, due in part to this generation's growing appreciation for "real music." (The Morning Call)
Sales on Cyber Monday increased by almost 20% this year while in-store foot traffic decreased by 4%, indicating a growing preference for the ease of online shopping, whether at work, at home, or on a mobile device. Top retailers were a mix of ecommerce and discount heavyweights, signaling towards a discount battle this holiday season. (MediaPost)
Lifeline Quote of the Day: "Women are treated like crap compared to men, but using a word like 'feminist' just reinforces the divide. People should not be fighting for 'women's rights'— but rather for equal rights for all." –Female, 24, NY
Thumb Stat of the Day: Giving back is very important to Millennials, and #GivingTuesday is looking to foster that giving spirit. When asked if more people should be donating to charities, 41% of Thumb users ages 13-24 answered with a thumbs up and 27% said they would be participating this #GivingTuesday.
Did Millennials kill the catchphrase? The changing way we watch TV has also altered marketing, and the branded catchphrase ("Time to make the donuts," anyone?) is nearing extinction with a new generation who are "increasingly unaware of brand slogans." (NYTimes)
Our holiday wishlist infographic prepped you on the tech items that Millennials want wrapped for them this season, and gadgets seem to be leading in their "to-buy" lists as well. Small, digital-inspired stocking stuffer items are popular gifts for the generation. (Huffington Post)
Tweets about Adderall from college students are more common during midterms and finals week. Though some of those tweets are likely jokes, 40% of teens think abusing prescription drugs is acceptable because they are "safer" than illegal drugs. (digtriad)
After a long pre-launch period of next gen console battle buzz, the results are in: PS4 "won" the launch against Xbox One with more than a million people purchasing the console on the day it launched in North America alone, and GameStop announcing their waiting list for PS4 is more than 2.3 million large. The lower price point and the fact that early adopters are likely more serious gamers could be factors in its early success. (Financial Post)
This Thanksgiving weekend, heroine-helmed kids' fare Frozen and Hunger Games: Catching Fire broke box office records, with children between the ages of 2 and 11 making up the majority of audiences. (Hollywood Reporter)
Lifeline Quote of the Day: "I love all clothing but don't want people to buy it for me for the holidays because I am really particular about my clothing." –Female, 23, PA
Thumb Stat of the Day: December is officially upon us, which means one thing: Christmas TV specials. 13-24-year-old Thumb users will most likely be tuning in to ABC Family as 43% say they watch 25 Days of Christmas. The holiday programming is especially among females with 54% saying they watch.
Millennials aren't just fighting for superwomen in their comic films, they're looking for gender equality elsewhere in the Marvel realm as well. One female fan has started a Change.org petition asking Marvel to drop gendered descriptions of clothing on their website, saying, "There are 43 items in the 'Clothes for Kids' section [and] only ONE of them is not labeled 'for boys.'" (The Hollywood Reporter)
Millennials don't see accessories like watches as status symbols, and approach luxury differently from previous generations. Ypulse weighed in on the issue and how experiences have become the new status symbol. (NYTimes)
Despite previously admitting they have lost some ground with teens, Facebook's COO Sheryl Sandberg says that the challenges have been "blown out of proportion" and that the majority of teens in the U.S. use the network daily. (Wired)
How does the "most popular blogger working on the web today" decide what stories will go viral? Understanding what will appeal to his audiences "primal sensibilities" and involves as much human intuition as logic. (WSJ)
Nearly 30% of moms ages 19-36 text their partners more than they speak to them—indicating how vital a role mobile devices are playing for Millennial parents. They are also more likely than Gen X moms to be inspired by social networks to make purchases. (AdWeek)
Lifeline Quote of the Day: "I love the excitement of Black Friday savings, and knowing I'm making my friends/family happy." –Female, 23, MN
Thumb Stat of the Day: Since it's the eve of Thanksgiving, we asked Thumb users ages 13-24 if they are excited for the holiday, and 42% answered with a thumbs up. Surprisingly, a holiday known for food and football is not exciting Millennial males as much: Just 23% answered thumbs up compared to 60% of females.
Yesterday we got you up to speed on Friendsgiving, and now here's a Thanksgiving trend making some people say "Awww" and others say "Whaaa?" Teens are reportedly bringing dates to the holiday dinner. (NYMag)
Goosebumps author and Millennial favorite R.L. Stine is bringing back his "Fear Street" series as YA horror experiences a renaissance. (CNN)
This Thanksgiving, e-tailer ASOS is asking consumers to give thanks so they can do good. Starting tomorrow, for every Thanksgiving themed Instagram video posted with a #ASOSGIVESTHANKS hashtag, $1 will be donated to DoSomething.org. (ASOS)
A new device called PlugAir is hoping to revolutionize (and bring back) album buying. The tiny cube plugs into mobile devices and instantly unlocks digital music content. (Fast Co. Labs)
Miley Cyrus is leading Time magazine's Person of the Year online poll, but some are claiming that the voting is rigged. (Mashable)
Lifeline Quote of the Day: "I have never illegally downloaded movies or TV shows. I only stream them on YouTube." –Female, 24, IL
Thumb Stat of the Day: Millennials may still be reading magazines, but they may not be looking to them as thought leaders. When asked if they felt that magazines were good at spotting new trends, 56% of 13-24-year-old Thumb users replied with a thumbs down.
GIFs are becoming an increasingly important part of online communication—especially among Millennials—but making them is still not easy. The argument that YouTube needs to embrace the GIF and provide a GIF making tool through their site is sounding pretty smart. (TechCrunch)
The argument that kids are too coddled doesn't seem to be fading. The Common Core education curriculum has been adopted in more than 40 states, and parents are pushing back against new standards that make their kids feel inadequate. But others believe that protecting them will only be damaging in the long run. (NYTimes)
Despite suppositions that kids these days only have new tech items on their holiday wishlists, classic toys like Barbie, Legos, and Hot Wheels are still in demand; and with no real "hot toy" this season, retailers are relying on the things they know will work. (Washington Post)
When Pepsi studied consumer behavior during the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards (which they sponsored) they discovered some interesting second-screen behaviors: Millennials ages 18-26 were more likely to immediately shift to second devices to discuss on-screen scandals, while those ages 27-34 tended to wait. (Adweek)
AwesomenessTV has proven that long-form content can work on YouTube by creating a brand experience for teens and tweens, and their cross-airings on Nickelodeon show the potential of content fluidity. (Forbes)
Lifeline Quote of the Day: "A feminist can mean one of two things. It can be someone who is for female rights, but is very tame about it. On the other hand, it can be some crazy person that forces their views down your throat and won't listen to counter arguments." –Female, 18, OK
Thumb Stat of the Day: We took to Thumb and asked users ages 13 to 24 about the importance of music in their lives. 58% said that music was important to them. When asked if they listen to music everyday, 70% answered with a thumbs up, including one female commenter who stated, "that's like asking if I breathe..."
Sisters Laura and Danielle Kosann are the founders of the food blog The New Potato, a beautifully designed foodie site that gives readers an inside look at the eating habits of interesting—and usually famous—people. In true Millennial fashion, they consider their parents an integral part of the business, calling them "our board of directors." (NYMag)
Everywhere we look, we seem to be seeing the trailer for the new Muppets movie: Muppets Most Wanted. The film, which has a March 2014 release date, is likely to continue the franchise's box office success. (Mashable)
Speaking of Muppets, Elmo toys have topped Christmas shopping list for two decades straight, maintaining a spot as one of the most popular gifts in the U.S. since 1996. From the original Tickle Me Elmo to this year's Big Hugs Elmo the toys have resonated with preschoolers and retailers alike. (Quartz)
The marketplace for concert alerts has expanded in a way that makes it hard for Millennials to manage, so new app Timbre is setting out to become their go-to for local events. Timbre lets users know of concerts schedules in their immediate area, syncing ticket purchasing and first listening all in one place. (Netted)
Dev Hynes, better known for his persona Blood Orange, is a Millennial wunderkind. He is a producer, songwriter, singer, and author, whose music bends genres and genders, appealing to his worldwide following through a nomadic existence connected by social media. As an inspiration to his peers, Hynes is a certified "one to watch." (Policy Mic)
Lifeline Quote of the Day: "When I'm at school I use a streaming service (illegal) because I don't have a TV. Or money." –Female, 19, NJ
Thumb Stat of the Day: We spoke about how our superheroines were not getting much attention in the world of comics, so we asked Thumb users age 13-24 if they think that comics are only a "Guy Thing." 70% replied with a thumbs down and results among males and females were roughly identical, showing that fans across the board are on the same page.
We explored the prospect of higher education losing its value for Millennial students, and now colleges are beginning to experience shrinkage in the market. After decades of rise, enrollment is now witnessing a fall in numbers as income, graduation rates, and job prospects are all causing student numbers to suffer. (Gawker)
The Arden Reed tailor truck has combined two of-the-moment trends for the ultimate Millennial service: food truck delivery and tech-enabled, sophisticated clothing. The truck offers bespoke suit construction and tailoring for young professionals, utilizing a 3D scanner to get men in and out the door in 20 minutes with an order for a custom-made suit. Talk about tailor-made. (Mashable)
Nickelodeon's "The Story of Me" study has revealed that kids below the age of 9 value smarts, with 8 in 10 saying they care more about grades than popularity and that they are smarter than most of their peers. Family life also plays a large role for Plurals, the children of Gen X Velcro parents, as 8 in 10 kids wished they could spend more time with their parents. (MarketWatch)
Instead of putting a smartwatch on his holiday wishlist, one Canadian teen decided to create his own. 19-year-old Simon Tian's "Neptune Pine" smartwatch concept earned him $200K on Kickstarter, standing out from competition thanks to its big screen, and he plans to produce 2,500 of his product by January. (The Globe)
We told you that more 16-24-year-old females on Thumb use their smartphone cameras than males, so it makes sense that 70% of Snapchat's users are female. The stat makes Snapchat one of the most female-dominated social media platforms. (NYMag)
Thumb Stat of the Day: We asked Thumb users ages 21-24 if they enjoy drinking wine to see how much wine has begun to appeal to the Millennial market. 37% replied with a thumbs up, including 50% of females asked. More over, just 13% view drinking wine as "snobby" showing that Millennials really may not be viewing wine as a the highbrow beverage it used to be.
Lifeline Quote of the Day: "For my favorite candy, I am torn between Lindor Truffles, Almond Snickers, and Reese's Miniatures. But if you had to narrow me down to a one-word answer, I'd just say: chocolate." —Male, 25, IN
While the media often harps on the negative aspects of social media, 28% of 13-17-year-olds find that social media makes them feel more outgoing and 29% feel less shy. The selfie mentality is helping teens build confidence, and is an undeniable part of our culture as Oxford Dictionary's "Word of the Year" for 2013. (CNN)
Rainbow Loom bracelets are the number one fad among young Millennials (and some adults) right now, and were inspired by the inventor's "craft-obsessed daughters." Cheong Choon Ng, a U.S. citizen originally from Malaysia, invented the DIY loom and represents the entrepreneurial American dream, something 20-25% of students want to pursue. (The Globe and Mail)
We've explored the appeal of viral videos for Millennials, and a short-film from Unilever's ice-cream brand Cornetto that aired only in Turkey has found viral success online at 26 million views by tapping into the emotions of teenage love. The short film took a creative approach in relating to teenagers, and allowed the brand to connect with their consumers outside of their product. (Adweek)
Black Friday has basically overtaken the holiday of Thanksgiving, but Millennials don't mind. In fact, they are twice as likely as their parents to shop during the holiday and 58% plan to visit physical stores, while older generations would rather shop online. (Mediabistro)
Lifeline Quote of the Day: "My ideal night out is going into a local bar with a few friends. We get a few drinks and just enjoy ourselves and do not act like fools. There is no point in making yourself look like a fool and wasting yourself at a bar. After we are done, we make sure that someone is the DD and take ourselves back to our place and just relax for the rest of the evening." -Male, 21, NY
Thumb Stat of the Day: We know that Millennials love their food, so we took to Thumb to see if they like cooking themselves. 53% of Thumb users age 13-24 said they enjoyed cooking, females more so than males, and those over 18 more so than younger respondents. Just 36% of Thumb users age 13-24 think that it is easy to eat healthy, but cooking may be their way around calorie ridden alternatives.
GoldieBlox, a company that makes engineering-focused toys for girls that we've covered here in Essentials before, is making their major marketing debut with a strong message. The spot features three young girls singing a rant against all-pink toys to the tune of the Beastie Boys' "Girls." The new lyrics call for change and a range of toys for girls who aren't just "princess maids." (Huffington Post)
Sometimes news of the latest teen trends has to be taken with a grain of sensationalized salt. Despite multiple news reports that kids across the country are playing a "Deadly Knockout" game, attacking strangers and posting videos of the assaults on social networks, it seems there is actually very little evidence on those networks to support the claims. (Buzzfeed)
Judy Blume's classic YA books are getting modern makeovers to appeal to new young readers. Forever and Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret are among the Blume titles that have been given fresh looks and taglines. Because let's face it, we all judge a book by its cover sometimes. (Entertainment Weekly)
The debate over youth footfall rages on: 40% of Americans would support a ban on pre-high school youth tackle football, and the death of six high school players so far this season has some convinced that "football's day of reckoning isn't far off." (ABC News)
Footlocker's "Week of Greatness 2013" commercial is earning kudos for the brand for its hilarious take on athlete spokespeople. The ad shows sports legends from Brett Favre to Mike Tyson resolving some of their most scandalous and fan-frustrating moments. The spot is perfect example of the Serious Faux Pas trend we covered earlier this year: Millennials aren't looking for hero athletes, but athletes who can joke, banter, and create irreverent material at their own expense. (IBTimes)
Lifeline Quote of the Day: "I love the rush of holiday shopping, seeing other families out doing the same thing. The competitiveness when you shop Black Friday morning is fun (well, used to be, now that its done on Thanksgiving day, not so much). Plus, anticipating the look on the person's face when they open your gift makes me happy." –Female, 26, LA
Thumb Stat of the Day: We took to Thumb to ask Millennials ages 13-24 the Hollywood question of the decade: Do you think movies are original anymore? 62% replied with a thumbs down, with one commenter stating "Most movies now are just based on books." Happy Hunger Games.
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