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The Economist: The American Dream?
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Dr. M. Ray Perryman
November 16, 2012
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Although the economy has been in a recovery phase for a while now, the national housing market is only recently showing signs of new life. Texas was spared the worst of the downturn, with a smaller price bubble and oversupply and, thus, a faster return to "normal." In some areas of the United States, however, there is still a long way to go to reach a healthy state in the residential real estate market (and prior peaks may not be surpassed for decades, if ever).
When the housing downturn began, home ownership had reached almost 70% nationwide. After World War II, lower-priced developments and higher income levels led to increasing home ownership. In addition, the size of houses expanded. In 1973, the average single-family home was 1,525 square feet, compared to 2,248 square feet in 2006.
The total market value of all US homes more than doubled between 1999 and the peak in 2006/2007, with prices for individual homes up an average of about 50%. The jump in value was uneven, with the east and west coasts generally rising more than the center of the nation. For some metropolitan areas, prices more than doubled.
In Texas, prices rose by far less (closer to 25% in Houston, for example). We may have lamented that fact in the early 2000s as we watched the huge profits some lucky sellers were realizing in "hot" markets such as Las Vegas, but our lack of a big run-up in prices protected us from much of the damaging fallout when the bubble burst. Texas markets have almost recovered lost ground and are likely to continue to improve as the state economy and population grow.
The alternative to owning a home is, of course, renting. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) recently looked at how spending by homeowners and renters has changed over the past 25 years. Using data from the Consumer Expenditure Survey, the BLS found that both owners and renters spent more for housing (adjusted for inflation) in 2010 than they did in 1986, up 11% for owners to $18,503 and up 16% for renters to $12,843.
However, overall total spending for both groups was essentially unchanged. In addition to housing, several other categories of spending also rose. The largest percent change was in healthcare and its subcategory health insurance (up 145% over the period for homeowners and 124% for renters), with gasoline, entertainment, and personal insurance and pensions also up for homeowners (though renters actually spent 6% less for entertainment). To offset these higher costs, consumers reduced spending for apparel and apparel services, food (particularly the subcategory food away from home), and transportation (though not the gasoline component).
No one would argue that the housing crisis is a proper or desirable way to improve affordability, though that will inevitably be one outcome, particularly once the job market improves. The changing patterns in consumer spending illustrate the increasing importance Americans have placed in their housing compared to cars, clothes, and eating out.
There is some empirical evidence (such as a study by economists at the Boston branch of the Federal Reserve Bank) that only those who suffered from the housing crisis directly or through someone close to them are likely to change their behavior based on it. For people who have merely seen the news stories and statistics, the decision of home ownership is far less likely to be affected. Age is also a factor, with younger people less confident that buying a house is a good idea than older individuals who may be more apt to see the recent pattern as an aberration in an otherwise known trend.
A survey supported by a major real estate firm (Coldwell Banker) concluded that Americans now have more respect for home ownership, and pointed out that a home is far more than a financial decision, but an emotion-laden aspect of happiness that isn't easily measured by dollars.
Over the past several years, the housing market saga has been played out in the media with stories of displaced families, foreclosures, and bankruptcies. Against this backdrop of bad news, the natural question has arisen regarding whether home ownership is still "the American Dream." The answer is as much psychological as it is economic.
Dr. M. Ray Perryman is President and Chief Executive Officer of The Perryman Group (
). He also serves as Institute Distinguished Professor of Economic Theory and Method at the International Institute for Advanced Studies.
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There are reports of wide yield variability trickling in from across the Corn Belt, and that may mean you are eligible for crop insurance coverage from significant losses. You may have to work harder to prove it.
Now that most policies are written for county farm averages, proving those losses and getting paid for it could come down to good record keeping, says Steven Johnson, Polk County farm management specialist Iowa State University Extension. He cautions farmers to keep track of their yields on a field by field basis, and be ready to back that up with yield monitor data in order to make their life a little easier down the road. Marking bin levels in cases of shared storage is also a good idea this fall.
If you initially discover damage within 15 days of harvest or during harvest you may be required to leave representative samples of the unharvested crop for inspection by a crop insurance adjuster. The samples must be at least 10 feet wide and extend the entire length of each field in the unit. An optional unit will typically be an individual field within a section of land by separate ownership.
It may be necessary to keep production separate for each farming practice, type of crop and variety depending on the crop being harvested and crop insurance coverage in place.
Individual load tickets may be needed in addition to the summary and/or settlement sheets and can include specifics such as the farm identification. Have available written third party verification or settlement of a claim as much as possible.
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It's just a little graffiti, and yet its existence has caused a firestorm of legal wrangling as to who actually owns the work and the building that once housed it. Seems rather odd, until you take a closer look at who is responsible, where it was created and why it exists in the first place. The Location Of all the derelict buildings filling the city of Detroit, one of the most famous is the former Packard automobile plant. As much as the city of Detroit would like to do something about the the 3,500,000-square-foot facility, nobody seems quite sure who owns the dilapidated building...... Read More


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Trent Reznor posted this today:
"I've been less than honest about what I've really been up to lately. For the last year I've been secretly working non-stop with Atticus Ross and Alan Moulder on a new, full-length Nine Inch Nails record, which I am happy to say is finished and frankly fucking great. This is the real impetus and motivation behind the decision to assemble a new band and tour again. My forays into film, HTDA and other projects really stimulated me creatively and I decided to focus that energy on taking Nine Inch Nails to a new place. Here we go!"
— Trent Reznor, 5.28.13.
This is great news!! Prior to this press release, we were told we were only getting one new song from NIN and a greatest hits album. The new album of original work will be out later this year. Exact date: TBA. NIN will be playing these festival dates this year:
07-16-18 Hockenheim, Germany – Rock 'n' Heim
07-26 Niigata, Japan – Fuji Rocks Festival
07-28 Ansan, South Korea – Ansan Valley Festival
08-02-04 Chicago, IL – Lollapalooza
08-09-11 San Francisco, CA – Outside Lands
08-15 Hasselt, Belgium – Pukkelpop
08-16 Biddinghuizen, Holland – Lowlands Festival
08-23 Leeds, England – Leeds Festival
08-24 Paris, France – Rock en Seine
08-25 Reading, England – Reading Festival
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Two vehicles were involved in the crash, according to Yamhill Communications Agency radio traffic.
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"I'm part of a beard and mustache group in Portland," he said. "We all compete fairly often."
Most of the competitions are in the Portland area, where he lives. So he was excited when he heard about the new one at Turkey Rama, as he grew up in Newberg and started attending Turkey Rama long before he had facial hair.
Now 25, Morter has maintained a beard for years. It's currently about five inches long, he said.
"A beard is a way of life," he said. "If you're a real man, you can power through the summer with it."
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Neil had led the Flying Dutchmen the last two seasons, winning back-to-back MIAA conference titles and making two appearances in the NCAA tournament. Neil is 50-9 in his two seasons in Holland, Michigan including a 27-2 mark last season.
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It's amazing that it's taken this long to count everything up, but the Recording Industry Association of America -- the folks who hand out gold and platinum awards -- has just released its final tally of who got to take home some heavy metal in 2012.
Taylor Swift 's album Red was the highest-certified album released in 2012: it sold more than three million copies, earning a triple-platinum certification. Her single "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" has also been certified triple platinum. She earned platinum certification for "Begin Again," "Eyes Open" and "I Knew You Were Trouble" and the title track of her album.
The two highest-certified songs of 2012 were Carly Rae Jepsen 's "Call Me Maybe" and Gotye 's "Somebody That I Used to Know," both of which sold six million copies.
Triple-platinum song awards went to Justin Bieber 's "Boyfriend," Maroon 5 's "Payphone," One Direction 's "What Makes You Beautiful" and Nicki Minaj 's "Starships." Double-platinum song honors went to Phillip Phillips ' "Home" and PSY 's "Gangnam Style."
Platinum album awards, certifying a million copies sold, went to Justin's Believe , One Direction's Up All Night, Pink 's The Truth About Love and Nicki Minaj's Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded . Among the artists earning their first gold albums in 2012: fun. and The Lumineers .
Also during 2012, the Black Eyed Peas received a certification for their song "I Gotta Feeling" going eight-times platinum. It's the best-selling digital single ever, so far.
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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced that 16 new Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPCs) will be awarded that could result in $80 billion in energy efficiency, renewable energy, and water conservation projects at federally-owned buildings and facilities. The new contracts will be available to all U.S. federal agencies for use in federal buildings located in the United States and overseas. Each contract allows for up to $5 billion in energy- and water-savings projects, without restriction on the technologies used to achieve savings.
ESPCs are contracts under which a contractor designs, constructs, and obtains necessary financing for an energy savings project, and guarantees the improvements will generate savings. The federal agency makes payments over time to the contractor from the savings in their utility bills. Once the contract ends, all continuing cost savings accrue to the federal agency.
The federal government is the largest single user of energy in the United States. As a result, DOE launched the Transformational Action Energy Management (TEAM) Initiative in 2007—a partnership between the Federal Energy Management Program and other federal programs, including ITP, to help all federal facilities meet the energy savings goals outlined in Executive Order 13423. These goals include a 30% reduction in energy use (from 2003 levels) and a 16% reduction in water use (from 2007 levels) by 2015.
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Los Angeles • The rate of abortions in the United States fell by 5 percent, the largest single-year decrease in a decade, researchers for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported.
The decline is outlined in the annual abortion data for 2009, the latest available. It was published Wednesday in the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
About 18 percent of all pregnancies in the United States end in abortion, the CDC noted. The annual numbers are based on voluntary reports from states and some other municipalities. A few states, such as California, which is the most populous, do not report. That explains why the CDC said there were about 785,000 abortions in 2009, while other estimates put the number at more than 1 million.
The abortion rate for 2009 was 15.1 abortions per 1,000 women of child-bearing years, defined as 15 to 44 years old. The abortion ratio was 227 abortions per 1,000 live births. Those numbers represent a 5 percent decrease in the total number and rate of abortions from 2008 and the largest single-year drop during the decade. There was a 2 percent drop in one year in the abortion ratio, the CDC said.
From 2000 to 2009, the total number, rate and ratio of reported abortions decreased 6 percent, 7 percent, and 8 percent, respectively, to the lowest levels at the end of the decade, it said.
Mississippi had the lowest abortion rate, at four per 1,000 women of child-bearing age. The state also had only a couple of abortion providers and has the nation's highest teen birthrate. New York, second to California in number of abortion providers, had the highest abortion rate, about eight times that of Mississippi.
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Mall owners evict Blaine Community Theater group
In the wake of improved business at Blaine's International Center, mall owners have evicted the Blaine Community Theater (BCT) group to make room for un-named new tenant.
Phillips Edison & Company, Cincinnati-based owner that purchased the mall last summer, has evicted the popular non-profit group from the storefront location it has occupied for almost three years.
BCT president Mel Finnson acknowledged that their status in the mall was temporary at best. "We were renting on a month-to-month basis ($500 per month rent) so we knew it could come to an end as soon as they found a tenant," she said, adding that they got the news from property manager Susan Cadell last week.
"This is the third landlord we've had," Finnson said, "in the two-and-a-half years we've been here, but we knew that this owner is aggressive about renting his spaces."
But when Cadell showed up to let the theater group know that it had to leave, Finnson said that she also said after looking around that she "didn't manage properties that looked like this, meaning not well cared for, and she was going to fix the place up right now."
Christopher Key, who directed Black Widow, BCT's last show at the mall, said that a door closing may also be another one opening.
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BCT previously used the cafeteria stage at Blaine middle school, and has been told that they may come back there if they need to.
Meanwhile, both the new mall ownership and owners of the Blaine Cost Cutter grocery expressed optimism about the future of the mall and of the grocery business in Blaine.
Ken Addy, chief operating officer for Phillips Edison, said that his company has been pleasantly surprised at the response they've had initially to renting spaces in the 127,000-square-foot structure.
Addy said that Phillips Edison purchased the property because it's their niche.
"Our focus is on redevelopment of grocery store-anchored shopping centers.
Blaine is one of 230 properties we own in 34 states," he said, adding that they're in the process of "putting together a package that shows how to redevelop that asset to both better compete in the area and become a better asset to the community.
"There's been quite a bit of interest that's been generated; if we don't have interest for the space we're going to try to support the community as long as we can.
"But if we have a tenant that wants the space then we try to maximize the value of that, and for that reason we have asked [the BCT] to move on."


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Wisner-Pilger High School provides the tools needed to earn a quality education. From my experiences, W-P gives equal opportunities for students. Disciplinary practices are fair, and students are treated equally. I will always value the experiences I had at Wisner-Pilger High School.
Wisner/Pilger high school only disciplines the kids that do not excell in sports or in academic abilities. I do not like that my children go to this school but, unfortuately it is the only school within our reach.
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801 18th St
Wisner, NE 68791
Phone: (402) 529-3249
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Anita Baker -- famous for her 80s hit song "Sweet Love" -- is now a wanted woman in Detroit ... after an arrest warrant was issued for the Grammy-winning singer.
According to court records, the bench warrant was issued yesterday after the singer failed to show up to court for a hearing in her current legal battle with a paint and decorating company.
Ray Smith Painting and Decorating has sued Baker, claiming she owes the company $15,000 for services it performed inside her giant Grosse Pointe home -- and so far, she still hasn't anted up.
We reached out to Anita's camp for comment -- so far, no word back.
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How the heck is she being arrested over a civil suit? Why doesn't the judge just against her in absentia? Kinda shocking.
Maybe she got caught up in the rapture
A surprising winner of the Bieber does not want to pay little people award.
When you contract a job, part of the contract is to PAY THEM!!
Free Anita
Why issue a warrant over that? Just give them the win and she owes them the money. Isn't that what usually happens? You don't show up in court and you lose.
I saw her interviewed. She feels above paying her bills and deserves freebies . In the Detroit area people think she's a flipping douche as she feel deserving and entitled to screw people over. Another non paying joke of a wannabe celebrity. She should suck an egg. ... No really...pick up an egg and suck it!
Only in this backwards country called America. No warrants for all the child molesters though. A million missing kids and adults each year never to be seen again. Great priorities.
'Cause baby, she a thug....naw, I love Anita, but you gotta handle your business. Hope this gets resolved asap!!!
Let me understand this. They are wasting public tax dollars and resources over a civil matter. The police have better things to do than these types of things.
Kendrick Lamar or nah?
You can get gunned down in the middle of the street in Detroit and it takes police hours to show up, yet the have the manpower and time to jail Anita Baker over a freaking bill? No wonder you're bankrupt. Detroit, go home, you're drunk.
What is with people not paying money that is owed?
An arrest warrant? Isn't this a civil case? If she doesn't show up for the court date, then the judge should just rule in the plaintiff's favor. Something fishy here....


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