Young speller Jonathan Hochstadt shines at national bee
Odessa Christian Faith Center worship leader Hochstadt notes his son Jonathan, among the youngest at last year’s national spelling bee, spends about an hour daily practice. He uses a large dictionary and a word processing document to study, while his mother Kathy recalls her own spelling bee success in Michigan.
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Wind industry seeks federal push for long term support
In Chicago federal policy action could stabilize wind power. Aiming for 11 to 15 percent renewables by 2021 with similar House bills and Obama’s 25 percent by 2025. Industry officials say a national standard plus stimulus grants and tax credits could attract billions, spur new wind farms from Wyoming to Illinois, and attract U.S. turbine manufacturing. Declan Flanagan, CEO of EON Climate and Renewables North America, stresses the need for a long term stable policy.
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Alyx attended a Louisiana event featuring a triathlon, soccer, basketball and chess as part of a program linked to Duke University talent search. Her mother, Carole Stevens, described the program's rigorous two year math and science focus and the challenge of leaving home at 16.
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Eligibility for TAMS requires SAT, geometry and algebra
Sophomore applicants must present a competitive SAT score and have completed geometry along with Algebra I and II. For more information, visit the provided link.
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Gore and Ban Ki moon urge business to seal climate deal
U N chief Ban Ki moon and Nobel laureate Al Gore urged corporate leaders to unite their influence in pushing a global greenhouse gas reduction agreement. CEOs from PepsiCo Nestle BP and other firms gathered in Copenhagen to discuss the pact and its implementation.
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