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  • Will there be a renegade x book 3

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  • My friend Ben told me about the renegade x books last year. Ever since then, I reread them every month at least twice. He got the first book from his mom, then he got the second one, yet he got 2 could, one paperback and a signed hardcover, He gave me the bloody 2nd one free of charge. Can’t wait for the third one.

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    • Oh yeah, I know Ben’s mom from school. :) And that’s so awesome that you’ve read and enjoyed my books so much! I can’t wait until book 3 is out and everyone can read it. Of course, I have to finish writing it first… *gets back to work*

  • I’m a huge fan of characters’ voices, and Damien is a winner. He’s snarky and funny but with an underlying vulnerability that makes him sympathetic. Can’t wait for the third book in the series.

  • Just finished reading book 3 and I have too ask are you planning to write a 4the x renegade book they are exelent

  • Hey im a massive fan of the Renegade X series. I have been looking for a audiobook version of book 3 since i never get any time to really read books, but i havnt been able to buy one anywhere. Is there a audio version and if no will there be one?

    • Thanks! I’m glad you’re enjoying the books! There’s not currently an audiobook version of book 3, though I do plan for there to be one in the future. I can’t say exactly when that will be, since producing audiobooks is pretty expensive (so, maybe when book 4 comes out).

  • I love your Renegade series very well-written! I’m aiming to publish one of my own books but I’m having a little bit of trouble with finding a cover artist. I was wondering how you found yours and how much they charged?

    • Thanks! I found my cover artist, Raul Allen, through the original publisher of the first Renegade X book, since he’d done the cover for them. So he was already found, but there are lots of places online to look for potential cover artists. Illustrated covers like for Renegade X usually cost more than photo-manipulated covers, though they both vary depending on the artist. (I don’t want to say publicly how much the covers were, though I will say I couldn’t have afforded them without the kickstarters.) You can search online for cover artists. DeviantArt can also a good place to look for artists who do commissions.

  • Is there going to be anymore books in the dragon bound realm.

    • I have plans for more books, but currently I’m working on the next Renegade X book, so I can’t say for sure when I’ll get to it. But I definitely want to write more about Virginia and Amelrik! :D

  • will there ever be a growing up dead 2 it was my first book from you and my tied favorite with renegade X so it would be nice to see

    • I don’t have any plans to continue Growing Up Dead, but I’m so happy to hear you enjoyed it! I think it’s one of the funniest things I’ve ever written, and it still cracks me up even though so much time has passed.

  • Hi Ms. Campbell,

    How many books will there be in the Renegade X series? When will they all be out?

    • Hi!

      I don’t have a set number of books planned, so all I can say right now is that there will be more of them. I try to have one out every year, but so far it’s been more like two years between each book. Hope that helps!

  • Hey I’m big fan of your series, I mean really big fan, you writing is absolutely amazing and quick-witted. I just want to ask if you had an idea about around what time you next Renegade X will come out?

    • Thank you! That means a lot! ^__^

      As for your question, it’s really hard to say. 2018 was kind of a dud year for me, but 2019’s looking a lot better, so who knows? Either way, book 5 won’t be right away, but it is in the pipeline.

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Organic chemistry is the chemistry of carbon compounds. All organic compounds contain carbon; however, there are some compounds of carbon that are not classified as organic. For example, salts such as carbonates (e.g., Na 2 CO 3 , CaCO 3 ) and cyanides (e.g., NaCN, KCN) are usually designated as inorganic. Perhaps a more useful description might be: Organic compounds are compounds of carbon that usually contain hydrogen and that may also contain other elements such as oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, phosphorus, or halogen (F, Cl, Br, or I). In any case, there are very few carbon compounds that are not organic, while there are millions that are.

Prehistoric civilizations obtained many useful chemicals from plants and animals. They were familiar with sugar, which they learned to ferment to make wine. Then they found that the wine could turn into vinegar. Ancient Egyptians used blue dye made from the indigo in madder root, and a royal purple dye extracted from a rare kind of mollusk. Soap was made by heating animal fat with base from wood ashes.

During the Middle Ages dry distillation of wood yielded mixtures of methyl alcohol, acetone, and acetic acid. Alchemists isolated cholesterol from gallstones, morphine from opium, and drugs such as quinine, strychnine, and brucine from various plants. Two hundred years ago chemists such as Antoine Lavoisier determined the elemental composition of many of these substances and noted that they all contained carbon and hydrogen, and that many also contained oxygen and nitrogen. It also appeared that there were two classes of materials: the mineral type (generally hard, high-melting, and noncombustible), and the organic type (often soft, liquid or low melting solids, and frequently easily combustible materials). Most organic chemicals could be burned to produce carbon dioxide; and any hydrogen present was converted to water (H 2 O). Because organic compounds had for centuries been isolated only from plants and animals, it was commonly believed that some "vital force" in living things was necessary to produce them. This belief persisted until 1828, when Friedrich Wöhler was able to make urea, a chemical found in the urine of animals, from the inorganic salt ammonium cyanate.

Since that time organic chemistry has grown into a vast and ever expanding field that encompasses millions of chemical compounds.

Scope of Organic Chemistry

The field of organic chemistry includes more than twenty million compounds for which properties have been determined and recorded in the literature. Many hundreds of new compounds are added every day. Much more than half of the world's chemists are organic chemists. Some new organic compounds are simply isolated from plants or animals; some are made by modifying naturally occurring chemicals; but most new organic compounds are actually synthesized in the laboratory from other (usually smaller) organic molecules. Over the years organic chemists have developed a broad array of reactions that allow them to make all kinds of complex products from simpler starting materials.

Singular Attributes of Carbon

When one considers the millions of chemical compounds that are known and notes that more than 95 percent of them are compounds of carbon, one realizes that carbon is unique. Why are there so many carbon compounds? It turns out that atoms of carbon are quite remarkable in a number of ways.

Carbon atoms form very strong bonds with other carbon atoms. The bonds are so strong that carbon can form long chains, some containing thousands of carbon atoms. (Carbon is the only element that can do this.)

A carbon atom forms four bonds, therefore carbon not only can form long chains, but it also forms chains that have branches. It is a major reason why carbon compounds exhibit so much isomerism. The simple compound decane (C 10 H 22 ), for example, has 75 different isomers .

Carbon atoms can be bonded by double or triple bonds as well as single bonds. This multiple bonding is much more prevalent with carbon than with any other element.

Carbon atoms can form rings of various sizes. The rings may be saturated or unsaturated. The unsaturated 6-membered ring known as the benzene ring is the basis for an entire subfield of "aromatic" organic chemistry.

Carbon atoms form strong bonds not only with other carbon atoms but also with atoms of other elements. In addition to hydrogen, many carbon compounds also contain oxygen. Nitrogen, sulfur, phosphorus, and the halogens also frequently occur in carbon compounds.

Various kinds of functional groups occur widely among carbon compounds, and many different kinds of isomers are possible.

Compounds of carbon and hydrogen only are called hydrocarbons. These are the simplest compounds of organic chemistry. The most basic group of hydrocarbons are the alkanes, which contain only single bonds. The simplest member of the alkane series is methane, CH 4 , the main component of natural gas. The names of some alkanes are listed in Table 1. Alkanes sometimes

Table 1.
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Formula Name
CH 4 CH 4 methane gases
C 2 H 6 CH 3 CH 3 ethane
C 3 H 8 CH 3 CH 2 CH 3 propane
C 4 H 10 CH 3 CH 2 CH 2 CH 3 butane
C 5 H 12 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 3 CH 3 pentane liquids
C 6 H 14 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 4 CH 3 hexane
C 7 H 16 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 5 CH 3 heptane
C 8 H 18 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 6 CH 3 octane
C 9 H 20 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 7 CH 3 nonane
C 10 H 22 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 8 CH 3 decane
C 11 H 24 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 9 CH 3 undecane
C 12 H 26 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 10 CH 3 dodecane
C 13 H 28 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 11 CH 3 tridecane
C 14 H 30 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 12 CH 3 tetradecane
C 15 H 32 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 13 CH 3 pentadecane
C 16 H 34 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 14 CH 3 hexadecane
C 17 H 36 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 15 CH 3 heptadecane
C 18 H 38 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 16 CH 3 octadecane solids
C 19 H 40 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 17 CH 3 nonadecane
C 20 H 42 CH 3 (CH 2 ) 18 CH 3 eicosane

have ring structures. Since a 4-carbon chain of the alkane series is called butane, a ring of 4 carbon atoms is called cyclobutane.

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Simple hydrocarbons that contain one or more double bonds are called alkenes. They are named like alkanes, but their names end in " –ene." The simplest alkene has two carbon atoms and is called ethene. A 3-carbon chain that has a double bond is called propene.

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A 5-carbon hydrocarbon chain with a double bond is called pentene, and if the double bond links the second and third carbons, it is 2- pentene. Like cycloalkanes, alkenes have the general formula C n H 2n . Alkenes having ring structures are called cycloalkenes. A 5-carbon ring with a double bond is called cyclopentene.

Hydrocarbons that contain one or more triple bonds are called alkynes, and is the name ending is "–yne." A 2-carbon alkyne is therefore named ethyne. (However, the compound is often referred to by its common name, which is acetylene. )

Compounds that contain double or triple bonds are said to be "unsaturated"—because they are not "saturated" with hydrogen atoms. Unsaturated compounds are reactive materials that readily add hydrogen when heated over a catalyst such as nickel. The reverse reaction also occurs. Heating ethane with steam is an important commercial process for making ethene (or ethylene). This is an important commercial process called "steam cracking."

When a 6-carbon ring contains 2 double bonds, it is called cyclohexadiene, but when it has 3 double bonds, it is not called cyclohexatriene; this is because a 6-carbon ring with three double bonds takes on a special kind of stability. The double bonds become completely conjugated and no longer behave as double bonds. The ring, known as a "benzene ring," is said to be aromatic.

The removal of a hydrogen atom from a hydrocarbon molecule leaves an alkyl group that readily attaches to a functional group, or forms a branch on a hydrocarbon chain. The groups are named after the corresponding hydrocarbons. For example, CH 3 – is named methyl; CH 3 CH 2 –, ethyl; CH 2 = CH–, ethenyl; CH 3 CH 2 CH 2 –, propyl; and so on. A benzene ring from which a hydrogen atom has been removed is often referred to as a phenyl. The branched molecules shown here would be given names as follows

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Theoretically there is no limit to the length of hydrocarbon chains. Very large hydrocarbon molecules (polymers) have been made containing as many as 100,000 carbon atoms. However, such molecules are hard to make and very difficult to melt and to shape into useful products.

Hydrocarbons are obtained primarily from fossil fuels—especially petroleum and natural gas. Natural gas is a mixture that is largely methane mixed with varying amounts of ethane and other light hydrocarbons, while petroleum is a complex mixture of many different hydrocarbons. Coal, the other fossil fuel, is a much more complicated material from which many kinds of organic compounds, some of them hydrocarbons, can be obtained.

Functional Groups

Alkane molecules are rather unreactive (except for being very flammable), but alkenes react with many other substances. When a drop of bromine is added to an alkene, for example, the deep orange color of the bromine immediately disappears as the bromine adds across the double bond to form a dibromo derivative. The double bond is called a "functional group" because its presence in a molecule causes reactivity at that particular site. There are a dozen or so functional groups that appear frequently in organic compounds. Some of the most common ones are listed in Table 2. The same molecule may contain several functional groups. Aspirin, for example, is both a carboxylic acid and an ester , and cholesterol is an alkene as well as an alcohol.

Isomers are molecules with the same molecular formula but different structures. There is only one structure for methane, ethane, or propane; but butane, C 4 H 10 , can have either of two different structure:

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The linear molecule (1) is called butane, or normal butane ( n -butane), whereas the branched molecule (2) is methylpropane (rather than 2-methylpropane, as the methyl group has to be in a 2-position). If the methyl group of (2) were attached to a terminal carbon, the resultant molecule would be the same as (1). Methylpropane (2) is also called iso butane.

In a conjugated system, there are alternating double and single bonds, allowing electrons to flow back and forth. Molecules that contain such conjugated systems are said to be stabilized by "resonance." In the benzene ring every other bond is a double bond, all the way around the ring. This results in a special kind of stabilization called "aromaticity," in which the electrons are delocalized and free to travel all around the ring. Certain ring compounds, like benzene, that contain such a conjugated system of double and single bonds are described as "aromatic."

Pentane has 3 isomers: pentane (or n -pentane), methylbutane (or iso- pentane), and dimethyl propane (or neo pentane). Hexane has 5 isomers: hexane, 2-methylpentane, 3-methylpentane, 2,2-dimethylbutane, and 2,3-dimethylbutane. Heptane has 9 different isomers, octane has 18, nonane has 35, and decane has 75. An increase in the number of carbon atoms greatly increases the possibilities for isomerism. There are more than 4,000 isomers of C 15 H 32 and more than 366,000 isomers of C 20 H 42 . The formula C 30 H 62 has more than 4 billion. Of course, most of them have never been isolated as pure compounds (but could be, if there were any point in doing it).

For molecules other than hydrocarbons, still other kinds of isomers are possible. The simple formula C 2 H 6 O can represent ethyl alcohol or dimethyl ether; and C 3 H 6 O could stand for an alcohol, an ether, an aldehyde , or a ketone (among other things). The larger a molecule is, and the greater the variety of atoms and functional groups it contains, the more numerous its isomers.

There is still another kind of isomerism that stems from the existence of "right-" and "left-handed" molecules. It is sometimes referred to as optical isomerism because the molecules that make up a pair of these isomers usually differ only in the way they rotate plane polarized light.

There are so many millions of organic compounds that simply finding names for them all is a major challenge. It was not until the late nineteenth century that chemists developed a logical system for naming organic compounds. Compounds had often been named according to their sources. The 1-carbon carboxylic acid, for example, was first obtained from ants, and so it was called formic acid, from the Latin word for ants ( formicae ). The 2-carbon acid was obtained from vinegar ( acetum in Latin), and was called acetic acid.

To bring some order to the naming process an international meeting was held in 1892 at Geneva, Switzerland. The group later became known as the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC). Its objective was to establish a naming process that would provide each compound with a unique and systematic name. An initial set of rules was adopted at that first meeting in Geneva, and IUPAC has continued that work. Its systematic naming rules are used by organic chemists all over the world. The names of the alkanes form the basis for the system, with functional groups usually being indicated with appropriate suffixes. Some examples are given in Table 2.

Organic Reactions

Organic chemistry is concerned with the many compounds of carbon, their names, their isomers, and their properties, but it is mostly concerned with their reactions. Organic chemists have developed a huge array of chemical reactions that can convert one organic compound to another. Some reactions involve addition of one molecule to another; some involve decomposition of molecules; some involve substitution of one atom or group by another; and some even involve the rearrangement of molecules, with some atoms moving into new positions. Some reactions require energy in the form of heat or radiation; and some require a special kind of catalyst or some sort

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Functional Group Type Compound Example IUPAC Name Common Name
C=C double bond alkene H 2 C=CH 2 ethene ethylene
C≡C triple bond alkyne HC≡CH ethyne acetylene
–OH hydroxyl alcohol CH 3 OH methanol methyl alcohol
–O– oxy ether H 3 COCH 3 methoxymethane methyl ether
carbonyl aldehyde H 2 C=0 methanal formaldehyde
carbonyl ketone CH 3 COCH 3 propanone acetone
carboxyl carboxylic acid HCOOH methanoic acid formic acid
carboxyl ester HCOOCH 2 CH 3 ethyl methanoate ethyl formate
–NH 2 amino amine CH 3 NH 2 aminomethane methylamine
–CN cyano nitrile CH 3 CN ethanenitrile acetonitrile
–X halogen haloalkane CH 3 Cl chloromethane methyl chloride

of solvent. Of course, not all organic reactions are highly successful. One reaction might be a very simple one giving essentially 100 percent of the desired product; but another might be a complex multistep process yielding less than 5 percent overall of the wanted product.

Organic reactions can often give remarkable control as to what products should be formed. Adding water to propene for example, produces 2-propanol in the presence of acid, but it yields 1-propanol if treated first with B 2 H 6 and then H 2 O 2 in the presence of base.

Future Sources of Organic Chemicals

Fossil fuels have been our primary natural source for many organic chemicals for more than a century, but our fossil fuel resources are finite, and they are being rapidly depleted (especially oil and gas). What will be our sources of organic materials in the future? Since fossil fuels are nonrenewable resources, it is believed that the twenty-first century will see a shift toward greater dependence on renewable raw materials. The largest U.S. chemical company has a goal of becoming 25 percent based on renewable resources by 2010. It is already producing 1,3-propanediol from cornstarch using a gene-tailored E. coli bacterium. This diol is used in Du Pont's fiber Sorona, which is said to combine the best features of both polyester and nylon fibers. Succinic acid and polyhydroxybutyrate are also obtainable from renewable crops, and the list of such renewable raw materials is destined to grow. For example, ethylene (or ethene), CH 2 =CH 2 , which is a highly important commercial chemical used in making many industrial chemicals and polymers, is presently made by steam cracking of ethane obtained from oil or natural gas; but ethylene can also be made by dehydration of ethyl alcohol made by fermentation of sugar. Efforts are even being made to use biowaste materials, such as corn husks, nutshells, and wood chips as industrial raw materials.

Analytical Tools

Organic chemists often need to examine products for identification, purity analysis, or structure determination. There are some marvelous tools available to help them do these things. Chromatography , spectroscopy , and crystallography are especially widely used in organic chemistry.

Column chromatography, gas chromatography, and liquid chromatography are all important methods for separating mixtures of organic compounds. Spectroscopic tools include ultraviolet (UV), infrared (IR), nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), and mass spectroscopy (MS), each capable of providing a different kind of information about an organic compound. Although it is limited to substances that can be prepared as pure crystals, x-ray crystallography is probably the ultimate tool for determining molecular structure.

Careers in Organic Chemistry

Some organic chemists are involved in basic research at government or academic institutions, but most have careers in industry. The industries vary from oil and chemical companies to industries producing food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, detergents, paints, plastics, pesticides, textiles, or other kinds of products. Many organic chemists work in laboratories, where they do various kinds of analysis or research, but many others do not. Some are teachers, or writers, or science librarians. Some study law and become patent attorneys; some study medicine and become medical researchers; and some study business and become administrators of companies, colleges, or other institutions. Organic chemistry is an enormous field full of many kinds of career possibilities.

SEE ALSO Fossil Fuels ; Lavoisier, Antoine ; Organic Halogen Compounds ; WÖhler, Friedrich .

Kenneth E. Kolb

Atkins, Robert C., and Carey, Francis A. (2002). Organic Chemistry: A Brief Course, 3rd edition. Boston: McGraw-Hill.

Bailey, Philip S., Jr., and Bailey, Christina A. (2000). Organic Chemistry: A Brief Survey of Concepts and Applications, 6th edition. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.

Brown, William H., and Foote, Christopher S. (2002). Organic Chemistry, 3rd edition. San Diego: Saunders.

Fessenden, Ralph J.; Fessenden, Joan S.; and Logue, Marshall (1998). Organic Chemistry, 6th edition. Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole.

Solomons, T. W. Graham (1997). Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry, 5th edition. New York: Wiley.

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PITTSBURGH, the United States, June 28, 2018 -- Protesters returned to streets of downtown Pittsburgh in the state of Pennsylvania on Tuesday, a day after the funeral for Antwon Rose Jr, an African American teen shot dead by police last week.
Gathering in front of the City Council building, protesters were demanding justice for the 17-year-old, who was shot three times in the back by an East Pittsburgh police officer in Allegheny County on June 19 as he fled a car suspected to be involved in an earlier shooting on that day.
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Rose's death had sparked days of demonstrations in Pittsburgh demanding justice for him before the funeral, as protesters questioned Rosfeld's use of deadly force.
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The $100 Laptop – Bringing Computers to the World.

When Microsoft owner Bill Gates stood up a couple of years back and said he wanted a computer in front of every child in the world, many put it down as fancy thinking on the part of the computer giant’s guru. The cost alone of implementing this would make it immediately unfeasible. However, thanks to the non-profit organization OLPC and its $100 laptop, this dream is closer to being a reality.

The OLPC Difference

Standing for One Laptop per Child, OLPC is the brainchild of members of the MIT Media Lab faculty, and has been steadily gaining momentum since it was first premiered in 2005 at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland. Sharing the vision that children deserve to have the best opportunities possible, founder of OLPC Nicholas Negroponte came up with the idea of the $100 laptop to “provide children around the world with new opportunities to explore, experiment and express themselves”.

Where the OLCP difference is really felt is that although the $100 laptop is essentially for benefiting children in third-world countries, it can also be used to help children in more affluent countries. This could be those living beneath or on the poverty line, and for whom their education is suffering because they can’t afford to have a computer in the home. This latter use for the $100 laptop has seen the unit receive strong interest from schools in North America.

The Laptop Design
Until recently, the final details of the laptop were still a point of discussion – however, in late September, Negroponte showed his design to the world’s press, and a prototype of the final machine should hopefully be seen at the World Summit on the Information Society in November 2007.

With the emphasis on getting the machine into third-world countries overtaking everything else, it’s perhaps not surprising that the design reflects this. With poorer countries such as Brazil, Thailand and South Africa amongst the early recipients, the unit comes complete with a hand crank attached. Much like the style seen on classic cars, this will be used when there isn’t an electrical power source.

To emphasize the sturdiness of the laptop, it will come in a rubber casing, ideal for the environments that Negroponte aims for them to be used in. A handy little design trick is to use the supplied AC adaptor as a carrying strap as well. Despite the price point that OCLP is aiming for, they’re still including some excellent features into the laptop itself.

For example, the machine will still come with at least four USB ports, so connection to normal accessories such as printers and phone or cable lines will be as easy as it is to do on a more standard arrangement. Additionally, it is hoped the laptops will come with a 500MHz processor, which although maybe not the fastest on the market is more than ideal for what the machine is needed for.

The display will also be able to switch between colour and mono, which is a far more sensible option for countries where bright sunlight is the norm. This display is also far more efficient cost-wise due to the fact that is uses the newer electronic ink technology, which saves on the power consumption and allows better use of the screen.

Although it’s yet to go into mass production, test versions of the $100 laptop have been met with almost universal acclaim. With a new program in place where you can buy a laptop and give one at the same time, and the costs coming down all the time, it may be sooner rather than later that the computers for all dream is a reality. For that reason alone, the $100 laptop deserves to succeed.

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F&S Solar Commissions Caribbean’s Largest PV Plant

With a capacity of 58 MW, the Caribbean’s largest PV plant has been commissioned in the Dominican Republic. The site was developed, planned and built by German EPC, F&S Solar. It now aims to ramp the project up to 119 MW by next year.

The Montecristi solar farm, located in the north-west of the Dominican Republic, has been commissioned. According to F&S Solar, the site marks the biggest ever built PV plant in the Caribbean, and has a system rating of 58 MW.

In addition to acting as EPC, the company also invested in the project, and provided 35% of the US$87 million required. Germany-based Blue Elephant Energy AG (BEE) provided the remaining 65%, while debt financing was supplied by various European development banks: DEG from Germany, FMO from the Netherlands, and Belgium’s BIO.

For the installation of the 21,000 PV-modules, the EPC cleared two million square meters close to the boarder of Haiti. Overall, it took six months to complete the building process. The generated energy will be sold at a fixed tariff via a 20-year PPA with the state-owned energy supplier.

According to a statement released, Astronergy equipped the project with its PV modules, while Germany’s SMA supplied the inverters, Oliver Oepen GmbH, the cabling, and Schletter, the mounting system.

“It is particularly important to take onboard German partners with whom we have been working together in mutual trust and for an extended period of time,” comments Georg Schmiedel, CEO at F&S Solar. According the EPC, the company runs an office with five employees in the Dominican Republic.

The total capacity of the park will be 119 MW, once completely finished. This is scheduled for next summer.

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The Mass Fidelity Core Offers Booming Stereo Sound From One Tiny Wireless Speaker

 Home audio is rarely just plug-and-play. Systems I’ve dealt with installing over the years have come with dozens of feet of wiring and multiple units that require an afternoon or more to get all set up. Now, most audiophiles certainly don’t mind this step of the process and really enjoy the ability to get their systems finessed to their liking, but to many others I’d… Read More

Pill + Lets You Share Sound Quality You Expect From Beats Headphones With Friends

 In time for your Cyber Monday shopping, Beats has released its first portable speaker since Apple acquired the company — the Pill + wireless bluetooth speaker. Right down to the packaging, Apple’s influence on the product’s sophisticated design shines through. Opening the Pill + is a lot like unwrapping an Apple laptop or phone. Rather than the flashy colors we’ve come… Read More


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HiHello raises $2.5 million to finally fix contact management

HiHello, the latest startup to take aim at business cards with its own digital alternative, has raised a $2.5 million seed round to continue its efforts in building a better contact management solution designed for the mobile era. The new financing was led by August Capital, K9 Ventures and TenOneTen Ventures, and will see Villi Iltchev from August Capital joining the HiHello board as a result.

The round closed last year, but hadn’t been announced.

The now six-month-old startup was dreamed up by K9 Ventures founder Manu Kumar, along with co-founder and Caltech and Columbia alum Hari Ravi. Notably, Kumar has been trying to solve the problem of contact management for years, having co-founded and sold his startup CardMunch to LinkedIn — a decision he later regretted, saying last year he was “still peeved” at LinkedIn for ruining and eventually killing the product. (LinkedIn later pawned off its ashes to Evernote.)

With HiHello, Kumar is giving contact management and business networking another shot. Version 1 of the app offered a simple solution that lets users exchange contact information by way of scanning a QR code with their phone’s native camera app, or by sharing information using SMS or email. The mobile app lets you create custom profiles in order to share with another person either your work contact information, personal details or any other custom profiles you want.

As HiHello enters its next phase, the company aims to pick up some of the better ideas from past apps in this space — like Plaxo, Bump and even CardMunch — while also overcoming their limitations.

For example, Bump had once required that both people have the app installed in order to work. HiHello today already works if only one person has the app. But it will roll out a more elegant solution for when two HiHello users are present. A “Nearby” screen in the app will allow people to share contact information with one another based on a dual opt-in system.

From Plaxo, HiHello will adopt the idea of automatically updating contact information for everyone who has the user in their address book when information is changed.

The startup is taking a different approach to privacy than Plaxo did, saying it won’t spam or sell user data, nor will it ask permission to access your contacts. Instead, HiHello will act as an address book provider whose database of contacts you can add to your device. This keeps it isolated and separate from other address sources, and ensures it won’t “mess up” your own contacts in the process.

“There will be a base level of features that are available for free, but our goal is to build a sustainable (and profitable) company that delivers value to customers,” says Kumar. “The full functionality will come with paid subscription to HiHello. We’re never going to sell users data or rely on advertising and such. We’re not ready to talk about pricing and other details just yet, as we’re still in build mode.”

Kumar says he doesn’t want to make the same mistake he did with CardMunch. Instead, he wants the company to be sustainable, “so that we never have to sell HiHello to an acquirer who will then proceed to ruin the service and kill it.”

Yep, that LinkedIn deal still stings, it seems… Hopefully HiHello will meet a better fate.

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Reporting from the AHA: Success Tips for the Academic Job Market

Several sessions at this year’s meeting of the American Historical Association focused on the job market, and how to successfully land your first job in academia. Here are tips from historians on how to nail your interview and transition to your first job. These are compiled from two AHA sessions: one a roundtable consisting of Anton Rosenthal, Liz Skilton, Walter Stern, Lena Suk, and Robert Elder; the other a panel featuring Philippa Levine, Paul Deslandes, Catherine Epstein, and Ava Purkiss.

General Advice:

  • Take a long view of being on the job market—it sometimes takes a year or two to land your first job. Don’t get discouraged; instead, take incremental steps towards your goal of getting a job. If you don’t land one right away, keep working on scholarship or other assets to continually improve.
  • Embrace experiences outside of academia: not only does this open up new possibilities for employment, universities often need professors who have diverse backgrounds and can fill multiple roles.
  • Take into consideration what you can and cannot control. Sometimes the job market is simply out of your control.
  • Define success: Success does not have to be a tenure track position, and your definition of success can change as you move through this process. If you don’t land that perfect job right away, do not consider yourself a failure.
  • Take care of yourself. The job market can hit your self-confidence very hard. Have ways to relieve stress and restore confidence as you go through the process.
  • Even though the process is stressful, it is an opportunity to network and engage with other historians. Enjoy the process and see the positives in it.

Going on the Market:

  • Before going on the market, reflect on whether you want a purely academic career, and if so whether at a university that stresses teaching or research.
  • Find jobs where you will fit the best. Take the time to think about what type of professor you want to be and what type of department you want to be a part of. Find things that matter to you and look for jobs that match those.
  • If you don’t have personal limitations holding you to one location, look broadly for job opportunities and be prepared to move. Be open to any opportunity that comes your way.
  • Your job documents are crucial and preparation is key. Look at the successful job documents from teachers and colleagues, and circulate your drafts for comments so you can revise. See if the department you are applying for has an evaluation rubric and use language from it in your application. Highlight why your work is important and interesting. Tailor your documents to the specific job and department you are applying for.

The Interview:

  • Really think about your teaching, research, and service background and how you will fit in the department you are interviewing for. Highlight the originality of your research and archival work, and be able to explain your topic to non-specialists. Know how your work fits into the development of the field and highlight plans to publish your work, or work that is already published.
  • Explain your teaching style and how you work to engage students. Talk about your teaching broadly and based on your experiences. Talk about any ability to teach outside your field as well.
  • Consider how you will fit into the department and work on service requirements. Also, be prepared for a diversity/inclusion question—how will you work with a diverse student body?
  • Consider these questions and have answers ready: Why do you see history as valuable? Why is teaching history important?
  • Be respectful, but you can disagree with your interviewer. Defend your research or your teaching perspective.
  • Avoid insulting particular people, dismissing certain fields of study or historical schools, and don’t talk politics. Don’t speak ill of other people in your field.
  • Be prepared to ask questions; have some questions prepared, such as “What support does the department give for research?” or “How does the department fit into the wider university?” However, don’t let questions overshadow the presentation of your qualifications. Make sure you present more about yourself than asking questions of the interviewer.
  • If your interview is through Skype, make sure you test all of your technology before your interview time. Also, make sure your background is appropriate (i.e. there is nothing embarrassing or inappropriate in the frame). A good background would be books or a blank wall.

The College Visit and Job Talk:

  • Just like with your application materials, preparation is key. Your job talk is the most important part of your campus visit. Practice the talk several times and give a mock talk to friends or colleagues so they can give feedback. Make sure you do not go over your time limit.
  • During Q & A time, take student questions first (don’t automatically take faculty questions). Give brief and succinct answers and defend your research.
  • Every part of your day on campus is your interview, even every interaction during the day. Don’t blow students off. Finish conversations with anyone you are talking to before turning to someone else who has come to get your attention or bring you to the next meeting. Be constantly engaged.
  • Be prepared for your busy schedule of meetings: take your schedule and research who will be in each meeting, prepare notes for each person/meeting, and come up with questions you can ask in each meeting.
  • Show that you are interested in other things beside your discipline, but don’t talk about personal life.
  • Don’t ask about salary or spousal hire at this point. That comes when you receive an offer.

  • Use a post-doc to learn how a department works and make mistakes before landing a tenure-track job.
  • Consider post-docs as networking opportunities that might lead to future employment.
  • Take this time to write and revise, especially in turning the dissertation into your first book.

On the Job:

  • Once you get an offer you can negotiate for some things and ask about research funds, leave time, getting a department computer, moving expenses, tenure, etc—but be strategic, don’t ask for too much. If you need a spousal hire, address that issue first because that will be the most difficult. You can also ask if the department will pay for a second trip with your spouse. Always ask for more salary, but do not expect much more than what they offered. Usually you have about two weeks to decide whether to accept an offer.
  • Getting a tenure-track position is just the first step. Tenure is the real goal—you now have a new “expiration date” and new expectations to fill for your department in order to gain tenure.
  • Be psychologically ready to hit the ground running in your new position, while at the same time learning to protect your time.
  • Get to know your department’s administrative assistants and make relationships with other junior faculty members so you can ask questions, learn the department policies, and generally learn how the department functions.
  • Especially in the first year, keep your head down and do your job. Don’t ask too many questions or push back against department policies.

Kathleen Logothetis Thompson graduated from Siena College in May 2010 with a B.A. in History and a Certificate in Revolutionary Era Studies.  She earned her M.A. in History from West Virginia University in May 2012.  Her thesis “A Question of Life or Death: Suicide and Survival in the Union Army” examines wartime suicide among Union soldiers, its causes, and the reasons that army saw a relatively low suicide rate.  She is currently pursuing her PhD at West Virginia University with research on mental trauma in the Civil War.  In addition, Kathleen was a seasonal interpreter at Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National Military Park from 2010-2014 and has worked on various other publications and projects.


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Eron is Founder and Managing Partner of Climate and Forest Capital, LLC. He is an expert in environmental finance, green infrastructure and impact investing. Eron is also a frequent speaker who has advised governments and corporations on many aspects of environmental finance. He is an experienced impact investor with over a decade of fund management experience. He is also an adjunct professor at the Earth Institute at Columbia University where he was a member of the inaugural faculty of the MSc in Sustainability Management program. Prior to CFC, Eron was Partner at Encourage Capital where he was the Portfolio Manager of the EKO Green Carbon Fund, President of Environmental Markets at Equator LLC, and U.S. Country Director at EcoSecurities, the world’s largest carbon credit company listed on the London Stock Exchange and acquired by JP Morgan. Eron was a member of the World Economic Forum’s Global Agenda Council on Biodiversity and Natural Capital and served on the Board of Directors of the Environmental Markets Association. In 2018, Eron was a TED Resident in a program through TED which served as an incubator for breakthrough ideas, and gave a TED Talk on valuing and investing in nature. Eron earned an M.P.A. from Columbia University and completed the PLD at Harvard Business School.

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Adrienne von Schulthess is an Associate at Climate and Forest Capital. Previously, she worked at Encourage Capital and Meridian Institute, where she focused on carbon markets and supply chain incentives to reduce deforestation. She graduated from Stanford University with honors in International Security Studies. Over the last two years she has been a guest speaker on groundwater policy for the University of California Consortium in Washington D.C.

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Erik is a consultant at CFC, primarily focused on developing investment strategies to conserve working lands in the U.S. Erik previously worked for Armonia LLC, an impact investment firm focused on building the field of regenerative agriculture. While working at Armonia, he conducted research and financial analysis for the first public market assessment of the grassfed beef sector. Prior to joining Armonia, he earned an MBA and MEM from Yale's School of Management and School of Forestry and Environmental Studies. Before that, Erik served for six years in the Army as a military intelligence officer, deploying to Iraq and writing on energy security for the Defense Department. Erik grew up in Virginia, where he now owns and manages a small farm along with three classmates from the University of Virginia.

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Ruben is the Chief Natural Resources Economist at the Environmental Defense Fund, specializing in climate policy. He oversees internal analytical efforts and works with external researchers and policy practitioners to design and implement carbon markets and other strategies to address global climate change.

Before joining EDF, Ruben spent five years at the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Economic Research Service as a natural resource and agricultural economist and the agency’s specialist on land use. He also developed and managed environmental projects in Latin America at the United Nations Development Program and conducted research at the World Bank and the Harvard Institute for International Development. Ruben spent two years in rainforest communities in Sri Lanka designing and conducting surveys to quantify the value of forest products.

Ruben received his Ph.D. and master’s degree in Political Economy and Government and his bachelor’s degree from Harvard University.

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Ricardo “Rick” Nogueira is an independent climate finance consultant and a Senior Advisor at Albion Capital. Previously he served as the Climate Finance Team Lead in the Office of Global Change at the U.S. Department of State. In this role he oversaw climate finance negotiation efforts and served as the alternate U.S. board member on the Green Climate Fund, the largest multilateral climate fund.

Rick was previously the Director of EEA North America, where he was responsible for founding and managing a $400 million clean energy fund (Leaf Clean Energy Company) and also oversaw the US and Latin American portfolios of Trading Emissions plc, an AIM listed carbon and clean energy investment fund. From 2000 to 2005, Nogueira was a senior associate at the law firm of Van Ness Feldman focusing on CDM transactions and climate policy. Prior to Van Ness Feldman, he spent 3 years with the Brazilian law firm of Felsberg & Associados, where he was involved in some of the earliest CDM projects.

He holds a BA from Lafayette College and a JD from Seton Hall School of Law.

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Rick Mayo Smith

Senior Advisor

Richmond Mayo-Smith is a private investor who focuses on sustainable investments and emerging markets.  He has worked in Asia for the past 35 years, living for 10 years in Hong Kong, 20 years in Vietnam, and five years in Singapore.

He is the co-founder of Indochina Capital and its real estate division, Indochina Land, which is one of Vietnam’s premier real estate development firms with a portfolio of operating assets and projects under development valued in excess of US$2 billion.  In 2008, Indochina Capital raised US $470 million on the London Main Board. Mr. Mayo-Smith served as CEO of the Indochina Capital Vietnam Holdings Ltd from 2008 to 2010.

Prior to starting with Indochina Capital, he served as an advisor to Citicorp Capital and Morgan Stanley, with responsibility for sourcing investments in the Indochina region.  From 1981 to 1991, he was an entrepreneur in the hospitality business, based in Hong Kong but operating throughout Asia. Mayo-Smith was the founding chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ho Chih Minh City from 1994-1995, where he was active in the normalization of relations between Vietnam and the United States.

He has an M.B.A. from New York University, a B.A. in Urban Planning and Environmental Design from Hampshire College, and he completed a project finance and appraisal executive program at Harvard University.

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John Monsky

Senior Advisor

John R. Monsky is a Partner and General Counsel of Oak Hill Capital Partners and has been part of the firm since 1993. Mr. Monsky has senior responsibility for the structuring and legal aspects of the firm’s acquisitions and divestitures. Prior to joining Oak Hill, he was a mergers and acquisitions attorney at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP. Prior to that, he was Assistant Counsel to the United States Senate Select Committee investigating the Iran-Contra Affair and a law clerk to the Hon. Thomas P. Griesa, Federal Judge, Southern District of New York. Mr. Monsky earned a B.A. degree, summa cum laude, from Yale University and a J.D. degree from Harvard Law School.

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Thomas O. Murtha

Senior Advisor

Thomas (Tom) Murtha resides in both New York City and Norfolk, Connecticut and is working with many others to transition to a new story where we make a more regenerative, inclusive, kinder and beautiful world possible. At Preventable Surprises, his work focuses on forceful stewardship and corporate engagement to address systemic risk. After retiring from the Nature Conservancy (TNC), Tom continues work initiated at TNC to close materials flow loops to enable healthier and sustainable human energy and resource use.  Post TNC, Tom advises pensions and endowments on sustainable investing issues. As an adjunct professor at Columbia University’s Earth Institute Center for Environmental Sustainability (EICES), Tom teaches “Sustainable Investing,“ “Scenarios for a Sustainable World” and “Principles, Tools and Approaches for a More Resilient World.”

Previously, Tom worked as an analyst and investment banker in Tokyo, Hong Kong, and New York for the investment bank Jardine Fleming. At T. Rowe Price Associates in Baltimore, Maryland, USA, Tom was a portfolio manager for the International Stock Fund and the Global Technology Fund. Tom is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and earned an MPA degree in Environmental Science and Policy from Columbia University and, MA and BS degrees, in economics and mathematics, respectively, from Ohio University.

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Adam Wolfensohn

Senior Advisor

Adam Wolfensohn is a Co-Managing Partner at Encourage Capital. Before the merger, Adam was Managing Director at Wolfensohn Fund Management and also managed the Wolfensohn family office cleantech and environmental markets strategies. From 2003 to 2006, he produced the climate change documentary, “Everything’s Cool,” that debuted at the Sundance Film Festival in 2007. From 2002 to 2003, he worked with Conservation International to help various rock groups and music festivals offset their carbon emissions through avoided deforestation projects. Prior to 2002, Adam composed music for numerous films, television commercials and theater productions, and he was founder and CEO of “Red Ramona,” an award winning music and sound design studio in New York City. He is a Trustee of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Yad Hanadiv, Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, the Harmony Institute and Bang on a Can. He is a member of the investment committee of Rockefeller Brothers Fund and is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Adam earned a B.A. from Princeton University and an M.E.M. from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.


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Welcome to the  Forest County Forestry and Parks Department.  Our department is responsible or the administration and management of 14,331 acres.  The County Forest provides timber products for forest industries, generates revenue for County and Town governments and provides many recreational opportunities. Since 2005, the Forest County Forest has been SFI and FSC certified.  This certification ensures that we use sustainable forestry practices while harvesting timber with awareness and concern of environmental impact.

Our Mission Statement

Natural resources, such as those provided by the County Forest, are the base for addressing the ecological and socioeconomic needs of society. The mission of the County Forest is to manage, conserve and protect these resources on a sustainable basis for present and future generations. County Forest resources should be protected from natural catastrophes such as fire, insect and disease outbreaks, and from human threats such as encroachment, over-utilization, environmental degradation and excessive development. While managed for environmental needs such as watershed protection, protection of rare plant and animal communities, and maintenance of plant and animal diversity, these same resources must also be managed and provide for sociological needs, including provisions for recreational opportunities and the production of raw materials for wood-using industries. Management must balance local needs with broader state, national  and global concerns through integration of sound forestry, wildlife, fisheries, endangered resources, water quality, soil, and recreation practices. Management will provide this variety of amenities for the future through the use of sustainable forest management practices.

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2019 Community Dinner

Orange County Human Rights and Relations is a sponsor of the Community Dinner each year. The 22nd Annual Mildred Council Community Dinner will be held on Sunday, April 28, 2019 at McDougle School's Cafetorium in Carrboro.

The Community Dinner is a community building event, crossing economic, racial, religious and ethnic barriers and presenting a wealth of wonderful, culturally diverse food and entertainment from our own community. In 2014 The Community Dinner was a winner of a National League of Cities Award for Cultural Diversity.

You can make a one time or recurring donation to this effort here. Create an account, navigate to the donate page, select Community Dinner under the "Select a Fund" drop down menu.

For more information about the Community Dinner, visit the Community Dinner Website.


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Colorado Daily Status Report May 12, 2015

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The Colorado Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (DHSEM) staff continue monitoring statewide weather conditions and impacts through a virtual State Emergency Operations Center (EOC) activation.
The State EOC remains in direct contact with local county emergency operations centers, emergency managers and emergency responders.
DHSEM is managing a Colorado Flooding May 2015 Google Crisis Map.  This map includes data from National Weather Service forecasts for weather and floods, river gauges, emergency operations center status, Red Cross shelters and more.


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New Zealand flag, calculator and silver coinsFinding the value of silver within your coins is easier than ever with the New Zealand Silver Coin Calculator.

Using the latest silver spot price in either New Zealand or American dollars, the Silver Coin Calculator finds the value of silver content within your coins based on their type and how many you have.

You can go so far as to edit the silver spot price to research or speculate, adjust the bid/ask percentage in the event you are curious about buying or selling spreads and also see how your silver coins have performed over time with the included chart. It’s simple! It’s fast! And it’s accurate!

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The New Zealand Silver Coin Calculator uses the London Fix (PM) of silver as the default "spot" price. The Performance Chart also relies on the silver London fix averages. What is the London Fix?

London Fixings are internationally published benchmarks for precious metals. Many financial instruments are priced off the fixing, including cash-settled swaps and options. The silver fixing started in 1897. The three members of the Silver Fixings are The Bank of Nova ScotiaMocatta, Deutsche Bank AG, and HSBC Bank USA.

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The attractive nature of silver is self evident. It’s been used for thousands of years for many, many things. Interestingly, silver has some traits that standout above all other metals. Did you know silver has?

  • The whitest color
  • The highest optical reflectivity
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Generally speaking, the majority of today's mining operations that produce silver are after much more. Silver occurs with other base metals, like gold, copper, zinc and lead. It's these metals that are typically the thrust of many mines. Silver is just another benefit or byproduct of them.

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The Anti-Karma of College Admission

Thank you to Teen Life for featuring advice from Christine VanDeVelde in Evaluating College Choices

If your teen has been accepted to several different colleges, first off, Congratulations! They should be very proud of this accomplishment. But now they need to determine which school they will ultimately attend.

How can teens evaluate their college options and determine which school is right for them?

Factors to Consider

Once your teen knows where they have been accepted, they need to compare each school and what it has to offer. A simple pros and cons list of each school can be very helpful.

Christine K. VanDeVelde, journalist and coauthor of the book College Admission: From Application to Acceptance, Step by Step, says, “It has been several months since the teen submitted their application to the school. They need to determine whether each school still lines up with their original goals and whether in these past few months, any of their goals have changed.”

Financial aid packages are an important consideration. Think about all the costs involved – housing, travel, books, etc.

Prestige is Not a Synonym for Fit: Beyond the Rankings

It's not where you go, it's what you do when you get there. Over at Teen Life, we're talking getting beyond the rankings to find schools that are the right fit -- and what you'll do when you get there. Check out Why You Should Look Beyond College Rankings...  Thanks for having us, Randi Mazzella!

Keep Calm and Carry On Applying to College

Colleges aren't asking 17-year-olds to do anything 17-year-olds are not
capable of doing. College Admission is on the Siena College blog talking maintaining calm in the face of college admission -- Quick Tips for Staying Calm During the College Application Process. Check it out for more advice, support, and quick tips!

De-stress the College Application Process!

You know how you don’t really remember the pain of childbirth? You won’t remember the stress of the college application process once it’s over, either. Honestly. Though just as we continue to share the blow-by-blow of our delivery room action as we bond with other mothers, we find ourselves trading stories of the trials and triumphs of the college application process, too.

Christine VanDeVelde is guest blogging at UniversityParent with advice about how you can find yourself a year from now with fewer trials and more triumph in the telling. It’s easier than you think. Check out De-Stress The College Application Process and learn more about the "college diet," broccoli talk, and how to win by expecting the best.

Available now! A Completely Revised and Updated College Admission

College Admission: From Application to Acceptance Step by Step has been completely revised and updated for changes to the Common Application, testing, the essay, financial aid and more, including information for transfer students and  undocumented students, and timelines for the college application process. Look for the red banner! You can find it here.

College Admission in the Washington Post

College Admission is featured in "A Summer Reading List from College Admission Counselors" in Valerie Strauss' Washington Post Answer Sheet blog. Thank you to Kenyon College Dean Jennifer Delahunty for recommending our book! This is a great list overall, assembled by Brennan Barnard, director of college counseling of The Derryfield School in Manchester, New Hampshire with suggestions for parents and students, as well as some all-around fun summer reading such as Claude Steele's “Whistling Vivaldi," recommended by: Susan Weingartner, Director of College Counseling at Chicago's Francis W.

Writing Your High School Story: College Admission Advice for 9th and 10th Graders

Speak up in class, learn a system of note-taking, be kind, don't worry about testing until 11th grade, and read, read, read... Mark Moody, Co-Director of College Counseling at Colorado Academy, joins us again with advice for 9th and 10th graders about how to write a high school story that will have a happy ending.

You’ve made it to the end of another school year! Before you totally shift out of school mode and into your summer adventures, it’s a good time to take a minute to reflect on your school journey as it’s shaping up. Do you feel confident, not so great, or indifferent to your academic record and extracurricular life so far? Now that you have the lay of the high school landscape, you have the tools to directly shape your response to that question for next year and the years after.

Anna Takahashi, Eastside College Preparatory School

Located just north of the affluent town that is home to Stanford University, East Palo Alto has had a history of crime and violence and Silicon Valley's boom economy has largely bypassed the community and the families of the Latino, African American and Pacific Islander students who reside there. Today, the dropout rate for students from East Palo Alto is 65%.

In 1991, a Stanford student started an after-school basketball program for East Palo Alto kids in grades 4 through 8, linking participation with attendance at a daily study hall. But he soon realized it wasn't enough for these students, who, after eighth grade, would be bused 20 miles away to the nearest high school.  So in 1996 that Stanford student, Chris Bischof, founded Eastside College Preparatory School, private school with an intensive, college-prep curriculum.

With an initial class of eight students, at one point, Bischof, who is today Eastside's principal, was using park benches in a muddy lot as a classroom. Today, more than 300 students enrolled in grades 6 through 12 attend school on a full built-out campus that includes boarding facilities for more than 100 students.

A Window into the Psyche of Rising Seniors

Last year, we asked psychologist Michael Thompson, author of The Pressured Child, to weigh in on what parents can do to constructively advise -- and motivate -- their junior students as they begin the application process. Good advice never goes out of style -- and Thompson is the best -- so we wanted to run these posts again for all of those out there who are wondering what to expect when your child applies to college. Please read on to learn how to avoid jumping at the bait of your teenager's negativity and how not to unwittingly crash into a seventeen-year-old psyche, as well as what Monty Python has to do with any of this!

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Aside of personal preference, I haven't read any reason that show any detriment to Superman being able to travel through time. Other characters have the ability to travel through time, and it isn't an issue, why does Superman need to be kept from the power of time travel, when it would allow for more avenues of storytelling?

The last good Superman time travel story I read was "Time and Time Again". Superman traveled through time, and there weren't any ill effects to the story, the character, or the reader.

Let Superman be super.

The problem is, unrestricted time travel is a major story-breaker power. How do you create challenges for a hero who can just undo all his mistakes, rewind time every time things don't go his way, and retry things over and over unlimited times until he gets everything right? Even the Flash doesn't do that ever since Flashpoint.

In the Silver Age, this wasn't a problem since Superman explicitly couldn't change the past, so time travel was only useful for gathering intel. Nowadays, people even change the past without going back in time.

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The contract for the electronic security system at The Freedom Tower iis worth $20,407,680. The commissioners of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey approved a contract in that amount with Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies.

Tuesday, September 23, 2008 | - New York Times

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Tuesday, September 23, 2008 | - NYTimes.com

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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, worried about the effects of the global financial crisis on New York City’s economy, said that his administration is considering imposing a 7 percent property tax increase on homeowners in January.

Monday, September 22, 2008 | - NYTimes.com

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As the Senate continues work on its $15 billion mortgage relief bill next week, states will be keeping a close eye on one measure: it would authorize them to issue an additional $10 billion of tax-exempt housing bonds to fund mortgage programs. Up until now, efforts by states to help distressed homeowners refinance have had negligible results. The new measure would give them additional tools. Still it's unlikely to help them refinance large numbers of borrowers with subprime mortgages.

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The Bush administration, moving to prevent an economic cataclysm, urged Congress on Friday to grant it far-reaching emergency powers to buy hundreds of billions of dollars in distressed mortgages despite many unknowns about how the plan would work.Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. said the upfront cost of a rescue proposal could easily be $500 billion, and outside experts predicted that the bill could reach $1 trillion.

Friday, September 19, 2008 | - NYTimes.com

Paulson Argues for Need to Buy Mortgages

An enormous, taxpayer-financed program to buy up bad mortgages and other distressed debt is necessary to protect the savings and aspirations of millions of Americans, President Bush and Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. said on Friday.

Friday, September 19, 2008 | - NYTimes.com

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The federal government took two aggressive steps to restore confidence in money market funds, which consumers have long considered to be as safe as bank savings accounts, but which have come under increasing stress in the current market turmoil. The Treasury said it would back the funds temporarily up to $50 billion to ensure their solvency.

Friday, September 19, 2008 | - FT.com

US Treasury steps in for money market funds

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Friday, September 19, 2008 | - BBC News

Shares surge on US bail-out plan

Financial stocks have gained the most from the rise in confidence on the markets. In London, the Royal Bank of Scotland and HBOS rose as much as 50%. Moves to restrict short-selling in the US and UK also helped to boost financial shares.

Friday, September 19, 2008 | - NYTimes.com

Pain Spreads as Credit Vise Grows Tighter

Lenders have become even less willing to part with their money, further crimping budgets and family spending. An economy propelled by easy credit for more than a decade is fraying as credit disappears.

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Wall Streets Day of Reckoning: Turmoil in the Global Market

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Wednesday, September 17, 2008 | - NYTimes.com

A New Role for the Fed - Investor of Last Resort

The mighty Federal Reserve is being stretched to its limits, both in the range of problems it is being asked to fix and in its financial firepower.

Wednesday, September 17, 2008 | - NYTimes.com

Bank of America Chief Saw Merrill Purchase as a Rare Opportunity

The merger gives Bank of America a footprint in almost every facet of the banking business and vaults it into the upper tier of the nation’s financial institutions.

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Housing Starts at 17-Year Low in August

Construction of new homes and apartments fell to the lowest level in 17 years last month, showing that the country is still gripped by a severe housing downturn that has brought on billions of dollars of losses and is reshaping the nation’s financial industry.

Wednesday, September 17, 2008 | - NYTimes.com

Q&A - Leonhardt Discusses the Economic Turmoil

Times columnist David Leonhardt, wrote an excellent Q&A on the A.I.G. rescue and the road ahead for the beleaguered financial system and the economy.

Monday, September 15, 2008 | - NYTimes.com

Risky Real Estate Deals Helped Doom Lehman

Significant losses that Lehman Brothers suffered from its part of the acquisition of Archstone-Smith, a national apartment portfolio, helped to bring down the investment bank, one of the most venerable firms on Wall Street.

Monday, September 15, 2008 | - NYTimes.com

Lehman Files for Bankruptcy; Merrill Is Sold

Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy protection, while Merrill Lynch agreed to sell itself to Bank of America.

Monday, September 8, 2008 | - NYTimes.com

U.S. Takeover of Mortgage Giants Lifts Stock Markets

Investors around the world breathed a sigh of relief after the American government took over and backed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, assuring a continued flow of credit through America’s wounded mortgage system.

Sunday, September 7, 2008 | - Telegraph (UK)

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So what does the federal takeover of two mortgage finance giants mean to consumers? Mortgage rates may fall a bit initially but probably not enough to halt the decline in home prices anytime soon.

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