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1 Featuring cake, singing by yours truly and video games Two days and a couple thousand miles later We installed Fish Lake and the newly-released super-improved Spirit Lake 2015 at Ojibwa Indian School. We’ll be installing both games in five schools in North Dakota this week. We’re scheduled to go into […]
Fish Lake Release Celebration
My last post, I ranted about Windows security features. In the interest of fair play, today I am complaining about Mac. I understand the reasoning behind all of this. Malware is downloaded from the internet  or carried as a virus on media like a flash drive and does bad things […]
Mac Tip on Opening from Unidentified Developer
1 Dennis is upstairs swearing right now, while I am being annoyed in my office downstairs. No, we have not had a lover’s quarrel (as if!). We are both irritated – with Windows. Windows seems to have been designed with the philosophy that, really, most people are too stupid to use […]
Smart Screen & Other Windows Annoyances
Dr. Erich Longie, our lead cultural consultant, testified in Grand Forks, North Dakota, this week on the issue of allowing Native American children to wear an eagle feather or bead their caps at graduation.  His testimony is reproduced below. First of all, I want to thank Native American Parent Committee for […]
American Indian Education and its Effect on Indian Culture
Going through our archives, we came across this great post from October 9, 2014 on “Repetition is the Recipe to Success ” that we wanted to share with you in case you missed it the first time around. I find it weird when I make people nervous. I’ve had people shake and stutter so […]
Throwback Thursday: Repetition is the Recipe to Success
The children are heading back to school, you’re thinking about putting away the decorations, swearing you really will send out Christmas cards next year. To finish off the season, here is our annual holiday letter, sent when we all have a moment to get a cup of coffee and catch […]
A Christmas Letter from 7 Generation Games
1 I love Ronda Rousey as much as the next person does. In fact, I love her probably a thousand times more than the next person does because I am her mom. I couldn’t be happier that she has won three world titles in two different sports. That’s wonderful. That being […]
Education is More Important than World Titles
Going through our archives, we came across this great post from July 15, 2012 on “Tinkerbell visits The Julia Group” that we wanted to share with you in case you missed it the first time around. My father passed away about 18 months ago. We hadn’t spoken much of the past […]
Throwback Thursday: The Comfort of the Lives We Have Made
Steve Blank talks about the mistake that led him to lose $35 million – not having gamers as co-founders in a gaming company. HE emphasizes the importance of having the right people on your team, including the ones who truly understand the product that you are building. He says, “To […]
Why Ed Tech Companies NEED Teachers
1 What do number sense and professional or Olympic athletes have in common? If you watch a truly gifted athlete you will see that they seem to have a sixth sense about their sport. They see things other people don’t. Wayne Gretzky was such a great hockey player because while others […]
Number Sense and Elite Athletes
1 2015 is going to be a great year, I can feel it. One post isn’t going to be enough to get in all of my resolutions for the new year. Staff at the Ferguson Library tweeted the question, “What are your literary resolutions?” My literary resolution is to read a programming […]