SunEdison’s troubles have mounted in recent weeks. Investors initially rewarded the structure, attracted by yieldcos’ high dividend payouts during a time of ultralow interest rates, but expectations of rising rates damped their enthusiasm. floated vehicles that raised public funds to buy power projects from their sponsors. SunEdison and peers such as NextEra Energy Inc. SunEdison’s collapse is a setback for the yieldco corporate structure, which was once seen as a breakthrough for energy financing. The units don’t plan to file for bankruptcy protection, but their shares represent much of SunEdison’s value.
The two entities, which own power plants and sell energy to utilities under long-term contracts, are in far better financial shape than SunEdison but depend on it for many services. 30, according to a regulatory filing.Ī SunEdison bankruptcy filing would be problematic for its two yieldcos, TerraForm Power Inc. Its market capitalization is now about $150 million, and it had long-term debt of about $7.9 billion as of Sept. SunEdison’s stock fell to fresh lows this past week on bankruptcy fears and news that the company is facing Securities and Exchange Commission and J ustice Department investigations. SunEdison, whose stock has plunged in recent months, would rank among the largest financial collapses in recent years. Creditors are likely to take control of the company and its portfolio of power projects, the people said. The company is preparing a chapter 11 filing and is in talks with two creditor groups to obtain a loan to fund its operations during the process, according to people familiar with the matter. plans to file for bankruptcy protection in coming weeks, a dramatic about-face for a company whose market value stood at nearly $10 billion in July. The Wall Street Journal notes SunEdison Preparing to File for Bankruptcy. This one is getting a jacket a few sizes too small.Cheap money (thank the Fed) and financial engineering (thanks to company wizards who no doubt saw this coming and cashed out long ago). My very battered and often used Glitter Station. This process cuts down on a LOT of waste. This way any unused glitter winds up in the tray and I can funnel it back into the container. I have them put their pictures inside, sprinkle the glitter myself (to avoid over-use) and then tap it out inside the tray. My glittering station is just an aluminum pan. For a final touch I had them put glue dot s around their sn owman and bring them to my "glittering " station. There are a lot of frosty blue snowmen in my school right now!įollowing the drying of the paint, the kids got to raid my scrap box and start decorating. Of cour se, as you can see from the photos below, first graders love to throw directions out the window and just enjoy the process of paint mixing.
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I demonstrated how to use the turquoise to shade one side of the snowman and to create a shadow on the ground for it.
Also, as a time saver as I only see them on ce a week for 40 minutes we only did the tissue paper about halfway down the paper and left the white of the paper to become the white of the snow on the ground.Īfter the glue glazing of the tissue paper each table was given a paint tray with white and turquoise. So in keeping with the discussion about tints, we used different blue tissue papers to create sky. I have a school which is only K-2, so I had six classes of first graders to prep for. For my classes I simplified it greatly for ease in prep and limited time. Now, in Patty's original plan she was using the tissue paper with glue glaze to create hou ses in the background.
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We read the book, discussed the illustrations use of the cool color blue to make the illustrations look cold, plus talked about the different tints of blue used.
Patty's Snowmen at Night lesson, which you can find here, was perfect.įor the most part, I fo llowed the plan as listed on Patty's site. This time, I needed a generic winter lesson that could bridge between one marking period's main focus of texture and the next marking period's main focus of color. I have dipped into her lesson blog when I needed a new way of teaching an old concept. This website is amazing, Patty Palmer creates fun, easy to follow lessons that still do a great job of teaching the elements and principles of art. If you're an art teacher anywhere in this world and you have searched the net for ideas you must have stumbled upon Deep Space Sparkle at some point in time.
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