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A Dad's Passion for Learning about Autism Leads to a Rewarding Career
A Dad's Passion for Learning about Autism Leads to a Rewarding Career Working with Children on the Autism Spectrum
This is the story of Andrew Dorey, a father, educator, and mentor and his journey to further his education to learn how to work and communicate with children on the Autism spectrum.
One of Andrew's children was diagnosed on the autism spectrum at a young age. That was the moment Andrew set out to learn skills to help his child develop and grow. He read books and took advantage of various short courses and workshops available to parents of children on the spectrum through the autism centre in his community.
His dedication to learning about autism and the success with his child did not go unnoticed. Andrew was approached by the principal of Sussex Christian School to see if he would be interested in becoming an education mentor to a new student who was on the spectrum. The principal, familiar with the work Andrew did with his child, believed he could make a difference. Andrew accepted the challenge.
That was five years ago. Andrew now leads a program at the school where he is responsible for eight children on the autism spectrum and monitors a few others not yet diagnosed.
"Once I started working with different students, parents and doctors were happy with the results they were seeing. It was then that I realized I needed more training if I was going to lead a program and be responsible for so many children."
Andrew discovered the Autism Intervention Training Program (AITP) at UNB through social media. The program appealed to him as it was offered online and included a hands-on practicum.
"Naturally, I was apprehensive having been out of school for 20+ years, and wondered if I could I do it."
But he faced his fears and set out to complete the program.
"I liked learning online. Especially working full time, I could come home in the evening and watch the videos, do the readings, and study. I found it was an easy way to learn, and I did well in the courses."
The practicum was a highlight.
"During my first practicum, we took a child outside to teach him about playing with a ball. In a short time, he learned the difference between bouncing, rolling, or throwing the ball. It was neat seeing how the skills we learned in the courses worked with a student so effectively."
"The practicum brought it all together, it was like the lights came on, and it all made sense."
Andrew took the first part of the Autism Intervention Training Program designed for autism support workers. He then went back to take the additional required courses for his advanced certificate. He was able to complete a second practicum at the Sussex Christian School where he works.
"It was an ideal situation being able to work with my own students," he adds.
The course prepared Andrew to go on to write the Registered Behavioural Technician (RBT), a certification that provides credibility and the ability to be part of an internationally recognized board. He now aspires to obtain his BCaBA and eventually, his Board Certified Assistant Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) designation.
AITP is offered in collaboration between the UNB College of Extended Learning and CCNB Continuum and is available in French and English. The French program begins Sept. 16, 2019, and English begins in March, 2020.
For more information on the Autism Intervention Training Program or to register visit go.unb.ca/autism.
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Russia's Global Engagement
This collection of policy memos is based on the proceedings of a May 2013 workshop of the Program on New Approaches to Research and Security in Eurasia (PONARS Eurasia), held in collaboration with the European University at St. Petersburg. The workshop, "Russia's Global Engagement," brought together scholars and experts based in the United States and the Russian Federation, as well as Armenia, Azerbaijan, Canada, Estonia, Georgia, and Ukraine. Participants discussed Russia's international position and U.S.-Russian relations; shifting Russian policies on energy, Asia, migration, and international economics; Syria, terrorism, and arms control; and military reform. We originally published the policy memos prepared for the workshop between April and August 2013, and we are republishing many of them in two collected volumes.
This volume, Russia's Global Engagement, includes sixteen contributions on the nature of Russia's engagement with the West and rising powers; the deficit of trust that characterizes U.S.-Russian relations; the political economy of energy and Russia's "pivot to Asia"; and the Syrian conflict.
In Part I, Serghei Golunov analyzes the strengths, weaknesses, and limitations of Russian "whataboutism," a strategy of appealing to Western experience to justify undemocratic or unpopular moves and to neutralize Western criticism. Viatcheslav Morozov examines the Russian "nationalization of the elites," a policy that seeks to limit elite connections to the West while underlining Russia's dependence on the West and its inability to sustain total isolation. Vladimir Gelman argues that Russian acceptance of the country's status as a "C-student" has led to the rise of a "mediocrity syndrome" that contributes to escapism and the rejection of "A-student" ideas and values. Andrey Makarychev observes that while chairmanship in international organizations can be a form of soft power, Russia's priorities in the organizations it chairs are largely inconsistent with or irrelevant to its actual policies or those of other major powers. Ayşe Zarakol argues that the "rising powers" literature offers few positive notions about Russia's future prospects, whether as an "emerging market" or "rising power."
In Part II, Ed Ponarin explains why Russian elites and the public-at-large have been shifting away from a pro-American attitude since the early 1990s and why we can expect U.S.-Russian relations to improve only in the long run. Ivan Kurilla argues that we can more accurately evaluate the current state of U.S.-Russian relations and find ways to improve upon it by emphasizing points where Russian and American identity and views of history converge. Mikhail Troitskiy examines a central aspect of the relationship – the status of the two states as nuclear superpowers – and argues that prospects for nuclear disarmament depend on the ability of the United States and Russia to critically review and adapt their nuclear postures.
In Part III, Juliet Johnson questions whether the efforts of Russia, China, and other BRICS states to reinforce economic cooperation and create alternatives to existing international institutions can effectively challenge the status quo. Vladimir Popov upholds the developmental logic of reserve accumulation (exchange rate protectionism) practiced by countries like China and Russia as a way to favor investment, exports, and growth at the expense of wages, consumption, and imports. Gulnaz Sharafutdinova analyzes the reaction of the Russian government and Gazprom to the "shale revolution" in energy production and highlights the latter's longer-term implications on Russia's economy and politics. Andrew Kuchins argues that Russia's "Asia Pivot" requires Russia to deepen its ties with China, especially for the development of its East Asian resources, while it improves ties with a wide variety of other Asian neighbors, including the United States. Relatedly, Elizabeth Wishnick analyzes Russian relations with China and Southeast Asia in the context of disputes over maritime boundaries and energy resources and outlines the growing role of Southeast Asia in Russian trade and security policy.
In Part IV, Pavel Baev explains how Russia has scored more than a few points in the complex diplomatic maneuvering around the Syrian conflict and assesses how regime collapse could change Russian policy. George Gavrilis explores lessons that may be applied to conflict resolution in Syria from the international mediation efforts that helped bring the Tajik civil war of the 1990s to an end.
Pavel Baev
George Gavrilis
Serghei Golunov
Viatcheslav Morozov
Juliet Johnson
Vladimir Gelman
Andrey Makarychev
Elizabeth Wishnick
Ivan Kurilla
Ayşe Zarakol
Mikhail Troitskiy
Gulnaz Sharafutdinova
Andrew Kuchins
Eduard Ponarin
Related Policy Memos:
Russia's Elite: What They Think of the United States and Why
The Energy Factor in Russia's "Asia Pivot"
Shale Fever and the Future of Putin's Russia
Assured Destruction vs. Low-Intensity Deterrence: Can Russia and the United States Adjust Their Nuclear Postures?
Russia in a Sea of Rising Powers: The View from Washington, D.C.
Knowledge, Values, or Pragmatism: How to Build Trust in U.S.-Russia Relations
Russia: New Player in the South China Sea?
Russia's Chairmanship of International Organizations: The Questionable Pursuit of Soft Power in Multilateral Settings
Mediocrity Syndrome in Russia: Domestic and International Perspectives
Currency Wars: Why Russia and China are Rapidly Accumulating Foreign Exchange Reserves
The Ruble and the Yuan: Allies or Competitors?
The Kremlin's Compulsion for Whataboutisms: Western Experience in the Putin Regime's Political Rhetoric
"Nationalization of the Elites" and its Impact on Russian Foreign Policy
The Pitfalls of Competing Mediation: What Tajikistan Teaches Us about Syria
Not Everything Is Wrong with Russia's Syria Strategy
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Putin's Fourth Term: The Phantom Breakthrough
Russian ITC Security Policy and Cybercrime
Alexander Sukharenko
Ukraine's Counterintuitive Democratic Stoicism: Supporting Democracy-Building in a War-Torn State
Mikhail Alexseev
Russia Misjudged and Seeks to Restrain the Revolution in Armenia
Твиты от @PONARSEurasiaRu
Links / Ссылки
PONARS Eurasia Events
Event Videos (YouTube)
PONARS Eurasia Podcasts
Policy Perspectives (Thematic Memo Volumes & Special Reports)
Твиттер ПОНАРС Евразия
Members' Course Syllabi
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Pavel Baev - Eurasia Daily Monitor
Dmitry Gorenburg - Russian Military Reform
Sam Greene - Moscow on Thames
Joshua Tucker - The Monkey Cage
Алексей Гарань - Новое Время
Владимир Гельман - Grey Dolphin
Сергей Медведев - Forbes
Константин Сонин - Дневник экономиста
Олексій Гарань - Українська правда
Central Asia Program (CAP)
Demokratizatsiya (journal)
Региональная аналитическая сеть Центральной Азии (КААН)
Two Guys Discussing Russia (videos)
Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies (IERES)
Russia Matters (Belfer Center, Harvard)
Международная сеть ученых ПОНАРС Евразия развивает новые подходы к исследованию международных отношений, политики, экономики, общества и безопасности в России и Евразии.
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The Miami Dolphins committed 7 penalties for 49 yards. They were flagged a total of 7 times.
The Kansas City Chiefs committed 8 penalties for 70 yards. They were flagged a total of 9 times.
Together there were 15 penalties for 119 yards. There were 16 total flags in this game.
KC Q1 - 15:00 0 0 MIA 35 D.Carpenter kicks 59 yards from MIA 35 to KC 6. D.McCluster to KC 22 for 16 yards (A.Spitler).
KC Q1 - 14:56 1 10 KC 22 (14:56) M.Cassel pass short right to D.Bowe ran ob at KC 29 for 7 yards.
KC Q1 - 14:34 2 3 KC 29 (14:34) M.Cassel pass short right to J.O'Connell to KC 32 for 3 yards (K.Burnett).
KC Q1 - 14:07 1 10 KC 32 (14:07) J.Battle right guard to KC 35 for 3 yards (K.Burnett).
KC Q1 - 13:28 2 7 KC 35 (13:28) J.Battle right guard to KC 34 for -1 yards (K.Dansby).
KC Q1 - 12:44 3 8 KC 34 (12:44) M.Cassel pass short right to D.Bowe to KC 49 for 15 yards (S.Smith).
KC Q1 - 12:07 1 10 KC 49 (12:07) J.Battle up the middle to MIA 46 for 5 yards (R.Starks).
KC Q1 - 11:37 2 5 MIA 46 (11:37) J.Battle left tackle to MIA 42 for 4 yards (P.Soliai; K.Misi).
KC Q1 - 11:02 3 1 MIA 42 (11:02) J.Battle up the middle to MIA 41 for 1 yard (P.Soliai).
KC Q1 - 10:36 1 10 MIA 41 (10:36) (Pass formation) PENALTY on KC-D.Bowe, False Start, 5 yards, enforced at MIA 41 - No Play.
KC Q1 - 10:14 1 15 MIA 46 (10:14) M.Cassel scrambles right end ran ob at MIA 35 for 11 yards (K.Dansby).
KC Q1 - 09:49 2 4 MIA 35 (9:49) T.Jones up the middle to MIA 30 for 5 yards (Y.Bell).
KC Q1 - 09:14 1 10 MIA 30 (9:14) T.Jones up the middle to MIA 29 for 1 yard (K.Burnett).
KC Q1 - 08:35 2 9 MIA 29 (8:35) J.Battle left end to MIA 30 for -1 yards (K.Burnett; K.Misi).
KC Q1 - 07:56 3 10 MIA 30 (7:56) M.Cassel pass short right to S.Breaston to MIA 25 for 5 yards (K.Dansby).
KC Q1 - 07:16 4 5 MIA 25 (7:16) R.Succop 43 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-T.Gafford, Holder-D.Colquitt.
MIA Q1 - 07:11 0 0 KC 35 R.Succop kicks 65 yards from KC 35 to end zone, Touchback.
MIA Q1 - 06:36 2 4 MIA 26 (6:36) M.Moore pass deep right to B.Marshall to KC 44 for 30 yards (B.Flowers).
MIA Q1 - 05:48 1 10 KC 44 (5:48) M.Moore pass incomplete short left to B.Marshall.
MIA Q1 - 05:16 2 10 KC 44 (5:16) M.Moore pass short right to R.Bush to KC 39 for 5 yards (J.Belcher) [T.Hali].
MIA Q1 - 04:59 3 5 KC 39 (4:59) (Shotgun) M.Moore pass incomplete deep left to D.Bess (K.Lewis) [W.Gilberry].
MIA Q1 - 04:52 4 5 KC 39 (4:52) B.Fields punts 33 yards to KC 6, Center-J.Denney, out of bounds.
KC Q1 - 04:43 1 10 KC 6 (4:43) M.Cassel pass incomplete deep right to S.Breaston.
KC Q1 - 04:37 2 10 KC 6 (4:37) J.Battle up the middle to KC 5 for -1 yards (K.Dansby).
KC Q1 - 03:55 0 0 Timeout #1 by KC at 03:55.
KC Q1 - 03:55 3 11 KC 5 (3:55) M.Cassel pass incomplete short left to D.McCluster.
KC Q1 - 03:51 4 11 KC 5 (3:51) D.Colquitt punts 51 yards to MIA 44, Center-T.Gafford. D.Bess to KC 47 for 9 yards (C.Greenwood).
MIA Q1 - 03:39 1 10 KC 47 (3:39) R.Bush up the middle to KC 45 for 2 yards (T.Hali).
MIA Q1 - 02:58 2 8 KC 45 (2:58) M.Moore pass incomplete short right to B.Marshall.
MIA Q1 - 02:54 3 8 KC 45 (2:54) (Shotgun) M.Moore pass short right to B.Marshall to KC 25 for 20 yards (T.Daniels).
MIA Q1 - 02:13 1 10 KC 25 (2:13) R.Bush up the middle to KC 21 for 4 yards (J.Belcher; D.Johnson).
MIA Q1 - 01:26 2 6 KC 21 (1:26) (Shotgun) M.Moore pass short left to R.Bush pushed ob at KC 3 for 18 yards (K.Lewis).
MIA Q1 - 00:50 1 3 KC 3 (:50) M.Moore pass short middle to A.Fasano for 3 yards, TOUCHDOWN.
MIA Q1 - 00:46 0 0 KC 2 D.Carpenter extra point is GOOD, Center-J.Denney, Holder-B.Fields.
KC Q1 - 00:46 0 0 MIA 35 D.Carpenter kicks 69 yards from MIA 35 to KC -4. D.McCluster to KC 17 for 21 yards (C.Clemons).
KC Q1 - 00:41 1 10 KC 17 (:41) M.Cassel pass incomplete short right to D.McCluster.
KC Q1 - 00:36 2 10 KC 17 (:36) M.Cassel pass short right to J.Battle to KC 26 for 9 yards (N.Carroll).
KC Q2 - 15:00 3 1 KC 26 (15:00) M.Cassel left end to KC 29 for 3 yards (R.Starks).
KC Q2 - 14:21 1 10 KC 29 (14:21) J.Battle right guard to KC 35 for 6 yards (N.Carroll).
KC Q2 - 13:39 2 4 KC 35 (13:39) M.Cassel scrambles right tackle to KC 38 for 3 yards (K.Dansby).
KC Q2 - 12:59 3 1 KC 38 (12:59) M.Cassel pass short right to J.Baldwin pushed ob at 50 for 12 yards (N.Carroll).
KC Q2 - 12:26 1 10 50 (12:26) M.Cassel pass incomplete deep right to D.Bowe.
KC Q2 - 12:18 2 10 50 (12:18) M.Cassel sacked at 50 for 0 yards (J.Odrick).
KC Q2 - 11:35 3 10 50 (11:35) (Shotgun) M.Cassel scrambles up the middle to MIA 49 for 1 yard. PENALTY on KC-M.Cassel, Illegal Forward Pass, 5 yards, enforced at MIA 49.
KC Q2 - 11:27 4 14 KC 46 (11:27) D.Colquitt punts 32 yards to MIA 22, Center-T.Gafford, fair catch by D.Bess.
MIA Q2 - 11:20 1 10 MIA 22 (11:20) M.Moore pass deep right to C.Clay to MIA 43 for 21 yards (B.Flowers).
MIA Q2 - 10:38 1 10 MIA 43 (10:38) M.Moore pass deep right to C.Clay to KC 35 for 22 yards (B.Flowers).
MIA Q2 - 09:55 1 10 KC 35 (9:55) M.Moore pass deep left to A.Fasano for 35 yards, TOUCHDOWN.
MIA Q2 - 09:41 0 0 KC 2 D.Carpenter extra point is GOOD, Center-J.Denney, Holder-B.Fields.
KC Q2 - 09:41 0 0 MIA 35 D.Carpenter kicks 67 yards from MIA 35 to KC -2. D.McCluster to KC 14 for 16 yards (J.Wilson).
KC Q2 - 09:35 1 10 KC 14 (9:35) M.Cassel pass incomplete short right to J.Battle.
KC Q2 - 09:30 2 10 KC 14 (9:30) J.Battle left end to KC 22 for 8 yards (S.Smith).
KC Q2 - 08:48 3 2 KC 22 (8:48) (Shotgun) M.Cassel pass short right to L.McClain to KC 26 for 4 yards (K.Misi).
KC Q2 - 08:03 1 10 KC 26 (8:03) M.Cassel sacked at KC 26 for 0 yards (T.McDaniel).
KC Q2 - 07:18 2 10 KC 26 (7:18) J.Battle up the middle to KC 34 for 8 yards (K.Dansby).
KC Q2 - 06:36 3 2 KC 34 (6:36) M.Cassel sacked at KC 27 for -7 yards (sack split by K.Burnett and C.Wake).
KC Q2 - 06:07 4 9 KC 27 (6:07) D.Colquitt punts 54 yards to MIA 19, Center-T.Gafford. D.Bess to MIA 33 for 14 yards (C.Greenwood; J.Houston).
MIA Q2 - 05:56 1 10 MIA 33 (5:56) PENALTY on KC-G.Dorsey, Encroachment, 5 yards, enforced at MIA 33 - No Play.
MIA Q2 - 05:56 1 5 MIA 38 (5:56) M.Moore pass short right to C.Clay to MIA 45 for 7 yards (B.Flowers).
MIA Q2 - 05:22 1 10 MIA 45 (5:22) R.Bush up the middle to MIA 48 for 3 yards (T.Jackson).
MIA Q2 - 04:44 2 7 MIA 48 (4:44) M.Moore scrambles left guard to KC 47 for 5 yards (J.Belcher).
MIA Q2 - 03:57 3 2 KC 47 (3:57) M.Moore pass short right to D.Bess to KC 47 for no gain (B.Flowers).
MIA Q2 - 03:19 4 2 KC 47 (3:19) B.Fields punts 38 yards to KC 9, Center-J.Denney, fair catch by D.McCluster.
KC Q2 - 03:12 1 10 KC 9 (3:12) M.Cassel pass deep middle to S.Breaston to KC 33 for 24 yards (Y.Bell). KC-B.Albert was injured during the play.
KC Q2 - 02:33 1 10 KC 33 (2:33) M.Cassel pass incomplete short right to D.Bowe (J.Wilson). PENALTY on MIA-J.Wilson, Defensive Pass Interference, 12 yards, enforced at KC 33 - No Play.
KC Q2 - 02:27 1 10 KC 45 (2:27) T.Jones right guard to KC 44 for -1 yards (W.Allen).
KC Q2 - 02:00 2 11 KC 44 (2:00) J.Battle right guard to KC 49 for 5 yards (W.Allen).
KC Q2 - 01:19 3 6 KC 49 (1:19) D.McCluster right end to MIA 40 for 11 yards (J.Taylor).
KC Q2 - 00:49 1 10 MIA 40 (:49) (No Huddle) M.Cassel scrambles up the middle to MIA 33 for 7 yards (K.Dansby).
KC Q2 - 00:40 0 0 Timeout #2 by KC at 00:40.
KC Q2 - 00:40 2 3 MIA 33 (:40) (Shotgun) M.Cassel pass incomplete short right to J.O'Connell [Y.Bell].
KC Q2 - 00:36 3 3 MIA 33 (:36) M.Cassel sacked at MIA 45 for -12 yards (T.Culver).
KC Q2 - 00:01 0 0 Timeout #3 by KC at 00:01.
KC Q2 - 00:01 0 0 Timeout #1 by MIA at 00:01.
KC Q2 - 00:01 4 15 MIA 45 (:01) (Shotgun) M.Cassel pass deep left to S.Breaston to MIA 21 for 24 yards (K.Burnett).
MIA Q3 - 15:00 0 0 KC 35 R.Succop kicks 69 yards from KC 35 to MIA -4. E.Gates, Touchback.
MIA Q3 - 15:00 1 10 MIA 20 (15:00) R.Bush up the middle to MIA 24 for 4 yards (G.Dorsey; J.Belcher).
MIA Q3 - 14:20 2 6 MIA 24 (14:20) R.Bush up the middle to MIA 26 for 2 yards (K.Gregg).
MIA Q3 - 13:38 3 4 MIA 26 (13:38) (Shotgun) M.Moore pass incomplete short middle to A.Fasano (Do.Washington).
MIA Q3 - 13:33 4 4 MIA 26 (13:33) B.Fields punts 41 yards to KC 33, Center-J.Denney. D.McCluster pushed ob at MIA 45 for 22 yards (B.Fields).
KC Q3 - 13:21 1 10 MIA 45 (13:21) J.Battle right tackle to MIA 39 for 6 yards (K.Dansby).
KC Q3 - 12:44 2 4 MIA 39 (12:44) J.Battle right end to MIA 40 for -1 yards (K.Burnett).
KC Q3 - 12:03 3 5 MIA 40 (12:03) (Shotgun) M.Cassel pass incomplete short left to S.Breaston (J.Wilson). PENALTY on MIA-J.Wilson, Defensive Pass Interference, 7 yards, enforced at MIA 40 - No Play.
KC Q3 - 11:59 1 10 MIA 33 (11:59) J.Battle right end to MIA 35 for -2 yards (K.Burnett).
KC Q3 - 11:21 2 12 MIA 35 (11:21) M.Cassel sacked at MIA 42 for -7 yards (K.Burnett).
KC Q3 - 10:47 3 19 MIA 42 (10:47) (Shotgun) M.Cassel pass short middle to D.McCluster to MIA 34 for 8 yards (W.Allen).
KC Q3 - 10:05 4 11 MIA 34 (10:05) (Field Goal formation) D.Colquitt to MIA 39 for -5 yards (K.Dansby). FUMBLES (K.Dansby), recovered by KC-J.Asamoah at MIA 37. J.Asamoah to MIA 39 for -2 yards.
MIA Q3 - 09:55 1 10 MIA 39 (9:55) M.Moore pass short left to B.Marshall to MIA 44 for 5 yards (B.Carr).
MIA Q3 - 09:18 2 5 MIA 44 (9:18) M.Moore pass incomplete short right to B.Marshall.
MIA Q3 - 09:13 3 5 MIA 44 (9:13) (Shotgun) M.Moore pass deep right to R.Bush to KC 29 for 27 yards (S.Piscitelli). PENALTY on KC-T.Hali, Unnecessary Roughness, 15 yards, enforced at KC 29.
MIA Q3 - 08:43 1 10 KC 14 (8:43) M.Moore pass short left to B.Marshall for 14 yards, TOUCHDOWN.
MIA Q3 - 08:38 0 0 KC 2 D.Carpenter extra point is GOOD, Center-J.Denney, Holder-B.Fields.
KC Q3 - 08:38 0 0 MIA 35 D.Carpenter kicks 59 yards from MIA 35 to KC 6. T.Copper to KC 18 for 12 yards (R.Jones).
KC Q3 - 08:32 1 10 KC 18 (8:32) M.Cassel pass short left to S.Breaston to KC 26 for 8 yards (N.Carroll).
KC Q3 - 07:55 2 2 KC 26 (7:55) (Shotgun) M.Cassel pass incomplete short right to L.Pope.
KC Q3 - 07:51 3 2 KC 26 (7:51) (Shotgun) M.Cassel pass incomplete deep middle to S.Breaston.
KC Q3 - 07:44 4 2 KC 26 (7:44) D.Colquitt punts 35 yards to MIA 39, Center-T.Gafford. D.Bess to KC 46 for 15 yards (J.Houston).
MIA Q3 - 07:33 1 10 KC 46 (7:33) R.Bush up the middle to KC 28 for 18 yards (K.Lewis).
MIA Q3 - 06:49 1 10 KC 28 (6:49) (Shotgun) R.Bush right end for 28 yards, TOUCHDOWN.
MIA Q3 - 06:41 0 0 KC 2 D.Carpenter extra point is GOOD, Center-J.Denney, Holder-B.Fields.
KC Q3 - 06:41 0 0 MIA 35 D.Carpenter kicks 68 yards from MIA 35 to KC -3. D.McCluster, Touchback.
KC Q3 - 06:41 1 10 KC 20 (6:41) (Shotgun) M.Cassel FUMBLES (Aborted) at KC 17, recovered by KC-J.O'Connell at KC 17. J.O'Connell to KC 17 for no gain (C.Wake).
KC Q3 - 06:02 2 13 KC 17 (6:02) (Shotgun) M.Cassel scrambles up the middle to KC 19 for 2 yards (C.Wake).
KC Q3 - 05:29 3 11 KC 19 (5:29) (No Huddle, Shotgun) M.Cassel pass incomplete deep middle to S.Breaston. Penalty on KC-J.O'Connell, Offensive Holding, declined.
KC Q3 - 05:24 4 11 KC 19 (5:24) D.Colquitt punts 57 yards to MIA 24, Center-T.Gafford. D.Bess to MIA 37 for 13 yards (C.Greenwood).
MIA Q3 - 05:13 1 10 MIA 37 (5:13) (Shotgun) D.Thomas up the middle to MIA 40 for 3 yards (T.Hali).
MIA Q3 - 04:36 2 7 MIA 40 (4:36) R.Bush left guard to MIA 44 for 4 yards (J.Belcher).
MIA Q3 - 03:54 3 3 MIA 44 (3:54) (Shotgun) D.Thomas up the middle to MIA 45 for 1 yard (D.Johnson).
MIA Q3 - 03:13 4 2 MIA 45 (3:13) B.Fields punts 55 yards to end zone, Center-J.Denney, Touchback.
KC Q3 - 03:05 1 10 KC 20 (3:05) (Shotgun) M.Cassel pass deep right to D.Bowe to KC 48 for 28 yards (Y.Bell). PENALTY on MIA-Y.Bell, Personal Foul, 15 yards, enforced at KC 20 - No Play. Penalty on KC-J.O'Connell, Illegal Formation, superseded.
KC Q3 - 03:05 1 10 KC 35 (3:05) D.McCluster left guard to KC 39 for 4 yards (K.Dansby).
KC Q3 - 02:20 2 6 KC 39 (2:20) M.Cassel pass incomplete short middle to D.Bowe.
KC Q3 - 02:13 3 6 KC 39 (2:13) (No Huddle, Shotgun) M.Cassel pass short left to S.Breaston pushed ob at MIA 24 for 37 yards (R.Jones).
KC Q3 - 01:52 1 10 MIA 24 (1:52) M.Cassel left end pushed ob at MIA 18 for 6 yards (R.Jones).
KC Q3 - 01:31 2 4 MIA 18 (1:31) (Shotgun) D.McCluster left tackle to MIA 12 for 6 yards (K.Burnett).
KC Q3 - 01:02 1 10 MIA 12 (1:02) (No Huddle, Shotgun) M.Cassel pass short right to D.Bowe to MIA 4 for 8 yards (Y.Bell).
KC Q3 - 00:19 2 2 MIA 4 (:19) M.Cassel pass incomplete short right to J.Baldwin.
KC Q3 - 00:16 3 2 MIA 4 (:16) D.McCluster right tackle to MIA 3 for 1 yard (M.Mitchell).
KC Q4 - 15:00 4 1 MIA 3 (15:00) M.Cassel pass incomplete short right to D.Bowe.
MIA Q4 - 14:57 1 10 MIA 3 (14:57) R.Bush up the middle to MIA 6 for 3 yards (A.Gordon).
MIA Q4 - 14:22 2 7 MIA 6 (14:22) R.Bush left tackle to MIA 8 for 2 yards (J.Belcher). PENALTY on KC-Do.Washington, Unnecessary Roughness, 15 yards, enforced at MIA 8.
MIA Q4 - 13:50 1 10 MIA 23 (13:50) M.Moore pass short right to B.Marshall pushed ob at MIA 36 for 13 yards (B.Flowers).
MIA Q4 - 13:25 1 10 MIA 36 (13:25) M.Moore pass short left to B.Marshall to MIA 42 for 6 yards (B.Carr).
MIA Q4 - 12:47 2 4 MIA 42 (12:47) R.Bush left end to KC 42 for 16 yards (K.Lewis).
MIA Q4 - 11:58 1 10 KC 42 (11:58) D.Thomas up the middle to KC 39 for 3 yards (D.Johnson).
MIA Q4 - 11:13 2 7 KC 39 (11:13) D.Thomas up the middle to KC 38 for 1 yard (K.Gregg).
MIA Q4 - 10:27 3 6 KC 38 (10:27) M.Moore pass short left to B.Marshall to KC 26 for 12 yards (B.Carr).
MIA Q4 - 09:42 1 10 KC 26 (9:42) R.Bush right guard to KC 22 for 4 yards (K.Gregg).
MIA Q4 - 08:58 2 6 KC 22 (8:58) D.Thomas up the middle to KC 24 for -2 yards (D.Johnson).
MIA Q4 - 08:16 3 8 KC 24 (8:16) M.Moore pass incomplete short left to D.Bess (A.Bailey).
MIA Q4 - 08:12 4 8 KC 24 (8:12) D.Carpenter 42 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-J.Denney, Holder-B.Fields.
KC Q4 - 08:08 0 0 MIA 35 D.Carpenter kicks 71 yards from MIA 35 to KC -6. D.McCluster, Touchback.
KC Q4 - 08:08 1 10 KC 20 (8:08) (Shotgun) M.Cassel pass short right to D.Bowe to KC 36 for 16 yards (S.Smith).
KC Q4 - 07:41 1 10 KC 36 (7:41) (No Huddle, Shotgun) M.Cassel pass deep right to D.Bowe to MIA 33 for 31 yards (T.Culver).
KC Q4 - 07:10 1 10 MIA 33 (7:10) (No Huddle, Shotgun) D.McCluster left end to MIA 29 for 4 yards (J.Wilson).
KC Q4 - 06:45 2 6 MIA 29 (6:45) (No Huddle, Shotgun) M.Cassel pass short middle to K.Colbert to MIA 24 for 5 yards (K.Burnett).
KC Q4 - 06:17 3 1 MIA 24 (6:17) (No Huddle, Shotgun) M.Cassel pass incomplete deep left to S.Breaston (J.Wilson).
KC Q4 - 06:11 4 1 MIA 24 (6:11) M.Cassel pass short right to L.Pope to MIA 15 for 9 yards (K.Dansby).
KC Q4 - 05:38 1 10 MIA 15 (5:38) (No Huddle, Shotgun) D.McCluster right end pushed ob at MIA 9 for 6 yards (Y.Bell). PENALTY on MIA-Y.Bell, Unnecessary Roughness, 5 yards, enforced at MIA 9.
KC Q4 - 05:14 1 4 MIA 4 (5:14) M.Cassel pass incomplete short left to J.Baldwin (S.Smith).
KC Q4 - 05:10 2 4 MIA 4 (5:10) (Shotgun) M.Cassel pass incomplete short right to J.O'Connell [J.Taylor].
KC Q4 - 05:10 3 4 MIA 4 (5:10) (Shotgun) PENALTY on KC-B.Richardson, False Start, 5 yards, enforced at MIA 4 - No Play.
KC Q4 - 05:05 3 9 MIA 9 (5:05) D.McCluster up the middle to MIA 5 for 4 yards (K.Burnett).
KC Q4 - 04:25 4 5 MIA 5 (4:25) M.Cassel pass incomplete short left to D.Bowe [J.Taylor]. PENALTY on MIA-Y.Bell, Unsportsmanlike Conduct, 2 yards, enforced at MIA 5.
MIA Q4 - 04:20 1 10 MIA 3 (4:20) R.Bush up the middle to MIA 5 for 2 yards (K.Gregg).
MIA Q4 - 03:36 2 8 MIA 5 (3:36) D.Thomas up the middle to MIA 9 for 4 yards (J.Belcher).
MIA Q4 - 03:28 0 0 Timeout #1 by KC at 03:28.
MIA Q4 - 03:28 3 4 MIA 9 (3:28) D.Thomas up the middle to MIA 11 for 2 yards (C.Greenwood; J.Belcher). PENALTY on MIA-M.Colombo, Unnecessary Roughness, 5 yards, enforced at MIA 11.
MIA Q4 - 03:20 4 7 MIA 6 (3:20) (Punt formation) PENALTY on MIA-M.Mitchell, False Start, 3 yards, enforced at MIA 6 - No Play.
MIA Q4 - 03:20 4 10 MIA 3 (3:20) B.Fields punts 54 yards to KC 43, Center-J.Denney. D.McCluster to MIA 49 for 8 yards (T.Culver).
KC Q4 - 03:08 1 10 MIA 49 (3:08) (Shotgun) M.Cassel pass incomplete short middle to J.Baldwin (T.McDaniel).
KC Q4 - 03:03 2 10 MIA 49 (3:03) (Shotgun) M.Cassel scrambles left end ran ob at MIA 44 for 5 yards (T.McDaniel).
KC Q4 - 02:57 3 5 MIA 44 (2:57) (No Huddle, Shotgun) M.Cassel pass short right to S.Breaston to MIA 33 for 11 yards (Y.Bell).
KC Q4 - 02:29 1 10 MIA 33 (2:29) (No Huddle, Shotgun) M.Cassel pass deep left to J.Baldwin for 33 yards, TOUCHDOWN NULLIFIED by Penalty. PENALTY on KC-J.Baldwin, Offensive Pass Interference, 10 yards, enforced at MIA 33 - No Play.
KC Q4 - 02:22 1 20 MIA 43 (2:22) (Shotgun) M.Cassel pass incomplete short middle to D.McCluster.
KC Q4 - 02:19 2 20 MIA 43 (2:19) (No Huddle, Shotgun) M.Cassel pass short middle to S.Breaston to MIA 37 for 6 yards (M.Mitchell).
KC Q4 - 02:00 3 14 MIA 37 (2:00) (Shotgun) M.Cassel pass short right to D.Bowe pushed ob at MIA 26 for 11 yards (S.Smith).
KC Q4 - 01:55 4 3 MIA 26 (1:55) (Shotgun) M.Cassel scrambles left end ran ob at MIA 13 for 13 yards. PENALTY on KC-B.Albert, Offensive Holding, 10 yards, enforced at MIA 26 - No Play.
KC Q4 - 01:46 4 13 MIA 36 (1:46) (Shotgun) M.Cassel pass incomplete deep middle to J.Baldwin.
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Japanese drummer Shinya Fukumori played violin, piano and guitar before taking up drums. He studied in the U.S., completing his formal education at Boston's Berklee College. But he had to move to Germany—specifically Munich, home of ECM's headquarters—to find his voice. Shinya first heard the German pianist Walter Lang in Osaka, and got to play with French tenor saxophonist Matthieu Bordenave at a jam session in Munich. The three of them have a special chemistry, with the two Europeans evincing great empathy with the Japanese cultural elements in this music.
While the leader is the main composer, all the players contribute. But there are also several Japanese pieces from the Shōwa era (1926-89) which Shinya grew up listening to with his parents and grandparents. These certainly contribute to the distinct atmosphere of the session, especially since they are not generally played by jazz musicians (with one major exception in this case). But perhaps the most striking thing is how naturally they are integrated with the original material: there is no air of exoticism here.
The album begins and ends with Kenji Miyazawa's "Hoshi Meguri No Uta" ("The Star-Circling Song"), establishing the floating, rubato feeling typical of the trio's playing. Of course this is not an unusual approach on an ECM album, but this group really takes a deep dive into it. Bordenave's light, airy tenor saxophone tone is complimented by Lang's uncluttered, lyrical piano. And Fukumori is among the most poetic of drummers, his light touch lending only the necessary textures and rhythms: reminiscent of the late, great drummer Paul Motian, a frequent contributor to ECM recordings. Shinya's title tune is like the trio's theme song: one of the first rubato-type compositions he wrote, and among the first they played together.
Walter Lang's "No Goodbye" is the most "jazz" sounding tune on the program, proof that the trio does not always have to play rubato. "Mangetsu No Yube" ("Full Moon Night") stands out among the "covers" for its almost Celtic sounding melody. "Kojo No Tsuki" ("The Moon over the Ruined Castle") is the one Japanese song jazz fans may recognize. Pianist/composer Thelonious Monk played it on Straight, No Chaser (Columbia, 1967) under the title "Japanese Folk Song" (the real title and composer credits have since been added). It was heard recently as part of the soundtrack of the 2016 film La La Land. Monk's version decorated the original melody with Monkish filigree; it is even more striking in its unadorned state.
The Shinya Fukumori Trio has a marvelously distilled sound. No matter how free their playing gets, they always sound like they are playing the song. Nothing is extraneous, and no space is wasted.


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Are We Living In A Simulated World?
Probably not, but the idea is just crazy enough to be worth taking seriously. Are We Living In A Simulated World?
The idea that the world we experience is an illusion being fed to us by powerful computers, popularized by the "Matrix" movies, is just crazy enough to be worth taking seriously. But if we're going to be serious, it is important to distinguish between two very different questions. First: Could there be a richly experienced mental world that is not made of matter, as it appears to be, but of abstract data? And second: Is the world we actually experience—the universe as described by the laws of physics and the facts of cosmology—such a world?
The answer to the first question is pretty surely yes. In fact, humans occupy self-generated mind-worlds for an hour or two each day, when we dream during REM sleep. The objects we see in dreams are just patterns of electrical excitation in our brains. Analogously, virtual reality tunes us into data streams that we perceive as objects.
Dreams are transient, and at present virtual reality is not an all-encompassing experience. We humans still live the bulk of our lives in a shared reality, where we do things like eat, drink and get older. But many experts think that one day it will be possible to build artificial minds, wholly based on electronic circuitry, that will simulate human thought processes, including self-awareness. Such artificial minds, inhabiting programmed worlds, could well be oblivious to physical reality, despite being embedded within it.
To our second question—is our own perceived world manufactured, in fact, from such abstract data—the best answer is pretty surely no. First of all, the idea that the physical world we experience is a computer simulation begs a basic question: What is the computer made of?
Leaving that detail aside, there are many aspects of physics in our world that do not look like the product of an efficient world-simulator. For example, our most accurate formulation of the laws of physics depends on the idea that space and time are smooth and continuous. When you work with continuous numbers, instead of 0s and 1s, it becomes much more difficult, in a simulation, to maintain precision.
More generally, our world contains a lot of hidden complexity. We can calculate a proton's properties based on fundamental laws, but those calculations are extremely complicated. It would be a poor strategy to build a simulated world out of such hard-to-compute ingredients.
The basic "Matrix" fantasy isn't new. It is a computer-age variation on the philosophical notion of idealism, according to which so-called physical reality is at base mental, not material. According to the 18th-century philosopher Bishop Berkeley, the world reflects activity in the mind of God. But Samuel Johnson was not impressed with this theory, as a story told by his biographer James Boswell relates:
"We stood talking for some time together of Bishop Berkeley's ingenious sophistry to prove the nonexistence of matter and that every thing in the universe is merely ideal.… I never shall forget the alacrity with which Johnson answered, striking his foot with mighty force against a large stone, till he rebounded from it—'I refute it thus.'"
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US » North Dakota » Carpio
North Dakota State Demographics
Carpio, North Dakota Population History 1990 - 2021
Carpio Population By Year
What is the current population of Carpio?
Based on the latest 2022 data from the US census, the current population of Carpio is 139. Carpio, North Dakota is the 17,457th largest city in the US.
What was the peak population of Carpio?
The peak population of Carpio was in 1990, when its population was 178. In 1990, Carpio was the 17,090th largest city in the US; now its fallen to the 17,457th largest city in the US. Carpio is currently 21.9% smaller than it was in 1990.
How quickly is Carpio shrinking?
Carpio has shrunk 6.0% since the year 2000. Carpio, North Dakota is growing somewhat quickly; it is growing faster than 70% of similarly sized cities since 2000.
Similarly Sized Cities In North Dakota
17273 Streeter 153 -10.5%
17287 Christine 151 -1.3%
17305 Kensal 150 -6.8%
17309 Willow City 150 -31.8%
17354 Makoti 146 0.6%
17428 Edmore 141 -44.7%
17457 Carpio 139 -6.0%
17474 Bowdon 138 0.0%
17492 Tolna 138 -31.3%
17500 Lignite 137 -20.8%
17503 Noonan 137 -10.4%
17574 Wing 133 7.2%
17580 Columbus 132 -12.0%
17451 Troutdale, Virginia 140 -27.8%
17452 West Point, Illinois 140 -28.2%
17453 Woolstock, Iowa 140 -31.3%
17454 Bloomingdale, Ohio 139 -37.6%
17455 Broadview, Montana 139 -7.3%
17456 Cantrall, Illinois 139 0.0%
17457 Carpio, North Dakota 139 -6.0%
17458 Castalia, Iowa 139 -12.0%
17459 Cuba, Kansas 139 -39.5%
17460 Fenwood, Wisconsin 139 -18.7%
17461 Graham, Missouri 139 -27.2%
17462 Laporte, Minnesota 139 -4.1%
17463 Metcalf, Illinois 139 -34.7%
What is the voting age population of Carpio, North Dakota?
The total voting age population of Carpio, North Dakota, meaning US citizens 18 or older, is 100. The voting age population is 51.0% male and 49.0% female.
What percentage of Carpio, North Dakota residents are senior citizens?
According to the latest census statistics, 16.5% of the residents of Carpio are 65 or older.
What are the racial demographics of Carpio, North Dakota?
The racial demographics of Carpio are 90.2% White, 9.0% Two or more races and 0.8% American Indian. Additionally, 1.5% of the population identifies as Hispanic.
What percentage of Carpio, North Dakota residents are below the poverty line?
In Carpio, 0.0% of residents have an income below the poverty line, and the child poverty rate is 0.0%. On a per-household basis, 0.0% of families are below the poverty line in Carpio.
What percentage of Carpio, North Dakota residents are in the labor force?
Among those aged 16 and older, 66.0% of Carpio residents are in the labor force.
What are the education levels among Carpio, North Dakota residents?
Among the adult population 25 years old and over, 96.8% of Carpio residents have at least a high school degree or equivalent, 17.9% have a bachelor's degree and 0.0% have a graduate or professional degree.
What percentage of Carpio, North Dakota residents speak a non-English language at home?
Among Carpio residents aged 5 and older, 0.0% of them speak a non-English language at home. Broken down by language: 0.0% of residents speak Spanish at home, 0.0% speak an Indo-European language, and 0.0% speak an Asian language.
What is the unemployment rate in Carpio, North Dakota?
The unemployment rate in Carpio is 1.5%, which is calculated among residents aged 16 or older who are in the labor force.
What percentage of Carpio, North Dakota residents work for the government?
In Carpio, 12.3% of the residents in the non-military labor force are employed by the local, state and federal government.
What is the median income in Carpio, North Dakota?
The median household income in Carpio is $57,250.
What percentage of housing units are owner-occupied in Carpio, North Dakota?
In Carpio, 77.4% of housing units are occupied by their owners.
What percentage of housing units are rented in Carpio, North Dakota?
Renters occupy 22.6% of housing units in Carpio.
What percentage of Carpio, North Dakota housing units were built before 1940?
Of all the housing units in Carpio, 33.8% of them were build before 1940.
What is the median monthly rent in Carpio, North Dakota?
The median gross monthly rent payment for renters in Carpio is $1,300.
What percentage of households in Carpio, North Dakota have broadband internet?
In Carpio, 77.4% of households have an active broadband internet connection.


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Q: Can I use Visual Studio Express 2012 for Web or 2010 for personal use at home? Can I use Visual Studio Express 2012 for Web or 2010 for personal use at home? I'm new to web development and I do not have any paid or student copies of visual studio or anything.
I am curious if i can use these because I noticed that after 30 days it prompts you to register the product. In that registration it asks you for your business your title at work, work phone, and so on.
I don't plan on selling my software, but I might. Would this be permissible?

A: If you are using the 'express' version of a Microsoft development tool, you are completely free to use it at home for personal use, yes.  That's kind of the point of their Express edition toolset.

A: The popular consensus across the internet states that you can use express for personal and commercial use.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/Vsexpressinstall/thread/1aaf1efc-04df-40b9-9289-f3db0420c206

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No one can read this book, without finding in it his own portrait truly and correctly drawn to the life. Many have been the hearers of the word in its public ministration, who have been astonished that a faithful minister has not only opened their outward conduct, but the inward recesses of their hearts..and have inquired with wonder, 'Where could he get such a knowledge of my heart?' The usages and feelings of every part of the human family..the rich and poor..outward professors or openly profane..God fearers or God defiers..are displayed in the following pages as accurately as if the author had been present in every family upon earth, and had not only witnessed the conduct of the happy and of the miserable in every grade; but he goes within and unvails that mystery of iniquity the human heart, its secret springs, feelings, and machinations. What mysterious power could this uneducated man have possessed, thus to dive into the most subtle of all secret repositories, the human heart! Could he have left his body at times and his invisible spirit have entered all chambers, as was said of an ancient philosopher, still time would have been too short even to have transiently surveyed outward conduct; and then he could not have entered into the thoughts of others. Reader, the fountain of all hidden things was open to him. Shut up for many years in prison, with the key in his possession which unlocks all the mysteries of earth, and heaven, and hell..he diligently used his time and all was revealed to him. He makes the source of his knowledge no secret, but invites you to search, as he did, this storehouse of things new and old. It was the Bible which unfolded to him all the great events of time and of eternity..all the secret springs of states, and families, and individuals..wonderous book! It made an uneducated artizan wiser than all the philosophers who have been contented with Plato, Aristotle, Pliny, Plutarch, and the most renowned of human writers. 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1. To take away those aspersions that the adversaries cast upon our doctrine..as also in the days of Paul..that because we preach justification without works of the law; therefore they pretend we plead for looseness of life: 'whose damnation is just' (Rom 3:8).
Lastly, I have thus written, because it is amiable and pleasant to God, when Christians keep their rank, relation, and station, doing all as becometh their quality and calling. When Christians stand every one in their places, and do the work of their relations, they are like the flowers in the garden, that stand and grow where the gardener hath planted them, and then they shall both honour the garden in which they are planted, and the gardener that hath so disposed of them. From the hyssop in the wall, to the cedar in Lebanon, their fruit is their glory. And seeing the stock into which we are planted, is the fruitfullest stock, the sap conveyed thereout the fruitfullest sap, and the dresser of our souls the wisest husbandman, (John 15:1) how contrary to nature, to example, and expectation, should we be, if we should not be rich in good works!
'THAT BEING JUSTIFIED BY HIS GRACE, WE SHOULD BE MADE HEIRS ACCORDING TO THE HOPE OF ETERNAL LIFE. THIS IS A FAITHFUL SAYING, AND THESE THINGS I WILL THAT THOU AFFIRM CONSTANTLY, THAT THEY WHICH HAVE BELIEVED IN GOD MIGHT BE CAREFUL TO MAINTAIN GOOD WORKS. THESE THINGS ARE GOOD AND PROFITABLE UNTO MEN.'..TITUS 3:7,8.
Wherefore sinners, before faith, are compared to the wilderness, whose fruits are briars and thorns; and whose hearts are the habitation of dragons; that is, of (Isa 35:6,7; Heb 6:7,8).
Third, Again, touching men's prosecuting their zeal for their worship, &c., that they do think right; how hot hath it been, though with no reason at all? Nebuchadnezzar will have his fiery furnace, and Darius his lions' den for Nonconformists (Dan 3:6; 6:7, &c.) Again, they have persecuted men even to strange cities; have laid traps and snares in every corner, to entrap and to entangle their words; and if they could at any time but kill the persons that dissented from them, they would think they did God good service (Acts 26:11; Luke 11:53,54; John 19:1,2). But what need we look so far from home, were it not that I would seal my sayings with truth. We need look no farther to affirm this position, than to the Papists and their companions. How many have they in all ages hanged, burned, starved, drowned, racked, dismembered, and murdered, both openly and in secret? and all under a pretence of God, his worship, and good works. Thus you see how wise men and fools, saints and sinners, Christians and heathens, have erred in the business of good works; wherefore every one should be careful to see that their works BE good.
(3.) They also misplace works, who ascribe to a work of less moment that honour that belongeth to a work more noble. And such are (a) Those who count the ceremonial part of an ordinance as good as the doctrine and signification of it. (b) Such who account the dictates and impulses of a mere natural conscience, as good, as high, and divine, as the leadings and movings of the Spirit of Christ. (c) Those also who count it enough to do something of what God hath commanded, and that something, possibly the least, instead of all, and the things more necessary and weighty. (d) They also much misplace them, who count things indifferent as high as those that are absolutely necessary in the worship of God. (e) But the grosser, who place men's traditions above them. (f) And they greatest of all, who put bitter for sweet, and darkness for light. All these things we must shun and avoid, as things absolutely obstructive to good works.
'Rule thy own house well, having thy children..with others in thy family..in subjection, with all gravity' (1 Tim 3:4). Solomon was so excellent sometimes this way, that he made the eyes of his beholders to dazzle (2 Chron 9:3, 4). But to break off from this general, and to come to particulars.
4. Take heed thou do not use them to many chiding words and threatenings, mixed with lightness and laughter; this will harden. Speak not much, nor often, but pertinent to them with all gravity.
2. Take heed thou do not turn thy servants into slaves, by overcharging them in thy work, through thy greediness. To make men serve with rigour, is more like to Israel's enemies than Christian masters (Exo 1:14).
5. Take heed that thou make not a gain of thy place, because thou art gracious, or livest conveniently for the means of grace.
Second, She should therefore be subject to him, as is fit in the Lord. The apostle saith, 'That the wife should submit herself to her husband, as to the Lord' (1 Peter 3:1;Col 3:18; Eph 5:22). I told you before, that if the husband doth walk towards his wife as becomes him, he will therein be such an ordinance of God to her, besides the relation of a husband, that shall preach to her the carriage of Christ to his church. And now I say also, that the wife, if she walk with her husband as becomes her, she shall preach the obedience of the church to her husband. 'Therefore as the church is subject unto Christ, so let the wives be to their own husbands in everything' (Eph 5:24). Now for thy performing of this work, thou must first shun these evils.
But yet, do not think that by the subjection I have here mentioned, that I do intend women should be their husbands' slaves. Women are their husbands' yokefellows, their flesh and their bones; and he is not a man that hateth his own flesh, or that is bitter against it (Eph 5:29). Wherefore, let every man 'love his wife even as himself; and the wife see that she reverence her husband' (Eph 5:33). The wife is master next her husband, and is to rule all in his absence; yea, in his presence she is to guide the house, to bring up the children, provided she so do it, as the adversary have no occasion to speak reproachfully (1 Tim 5:10, 13). 'Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies. A gracious woman retaineth honour:' and guideth her affairs with discretion (Prov 31:10; 11:16; 12:4).
(1.) Consider his disposition; and take him when he is farthest off of those filthy passions that are thy afflictions. Abigail would not speak a word to her churlish husband till his wine was gone from him, and he in a sober temper (1 Sam 25:36, 37). The want of this observation is the cause why so much is spoken, and so little effected.
Second, Thou oughtest to show thy honour to thy parents, by a willingness to help them with such necessaries and accommodations which they need. 'If any..have children or nephews, let them learn to show piety at home, and to requite their parents:' saith Paul, 'for that is good and acceptable before God' (1 Tim 5:4). And this rule Joseph observed to his poor father, though he himself was next the king in Egypt (Gen 47:12; 41:39-44).
3. For the pains they have taken with thee to bring thee up. Until thou hast children of thy own, thou wilt not be sensible of the pains, watchings, fears, sorrow, and affliction, that they have gone under to bring thee up; and when thou knowest it, thou wilt not easily yield that thou has recompensed them for thy favour to thee. How often have they sustained [thee in] thy hunger, clothed thy nakedness? What care have they taken that thou mightest have wherewith to live and do well when they were dead and gone? They possibly have spared it from their own belly and back for thee, and have also impoverished themselves, that thou mightest live like a man. All these things ought duly, and like a man, to be considered by thee; and care ought to be taken on thy part to requite them. The Scripture saith so, reason saith so, and there be none but dogs and beasts that deny it. It is the duty of parents to lay up for their children; and the duty of children to requite their parents.
2. As I said before to the wife, touching her unbelieving husband, so now I say to thee, Take heed of a parroting tongue: speak to them wisely, meekly, and humbly; do for them faithfully without repining; and bear, with all child-like modesty, their reproaches, their railing, and evil speaking. Watch fit opportunities to lay their condition before them. O! how happy a thing would it be, if God should use a child to beget his father to the faith! Then indeed might the father say, With the fruit of my own bowels hath God converted my soul. The Lord, if it be his will, convert our poor parents, that they, with us, may be the children of God.
(1.) When I say a head-strong and stiff-necked spirit, I mean, they are for pleasing themselves and their own fancies, in things of no weight, though their so doing be as the very slaughter-knife to the weak conscience of a brother or neighbour. Now this is base. A Christian, in all such things as intrench not the matters of faith and worship, should be full of self-denial, and seek to please others rather than themselves; 'Give none offence - to the Jews, nor to the Greeks, nor to the church of God: - not seeking mine own profit, but the profit of many, that they may be saved' (1 Cor 10:32, 33).
5. Consider, that this is the way to convince all men, that the power of God's things hath taken hold of thy heart..I speak to them that hold the head and say what thou wilt, if thy faith be not accompanied with a holy life, thou shalt be judged a withered branch, a wording professor, salt without savour, and as lifeless as a sounding brass, and a tinkling cymbal (John 15; Matt 13:1 Cor 13:1, 2). For, say they, show us your faith by your works, for we cannot see your hearts (James 2:18). But I say on the contrary, if thou walk as becomes thee who art saved by grace, then thou wilt witness in every man's conscience, that thou art a good tree; now thou leavest guilt on the heart of the wicked (1 Sam 24:16, 17). Now thou takest off occasion from them that desire occasion; and now thou art clear from the blood of all men (2 Cor 11:12; Acts 20:26, 31-35). This is the man also that provoketh others to good works. The ear that heareth such a man shall bless him; and the eye that seeth him shall bear witness to him. 'Surely,' saith David, 'he shall not be moved for ever: The righteous shall be in everlasting remembrance' (Heb 10:24; Job 29:11; Psa 112: 6).
Take heed therefore; thy soul, heaven, and eternity, lies at stake; yea, they turn either to thee or from thee upon the hinge of thy faith; if it be right, all is thine: if wrong, then all is lost, however thy hopes and expectations are to the contrary: 'For in Jesus Christ neither circumcision availeth any thing, nor uncircumcision; but faith which worketh by love. Let no man deceive you with vain words: for because of these things cometh the wrath of God upon the children of unbelief. For the earth which drinketh in the rain that cometh oft upon it, and bringeth forth herbs meet for them by whom it is dressed, receiveth blessing from God: but that which beareth thorns and briars is REJECTED, and is nigh unto cursing, whose end is to be burned' (Gal 5:6; Eph 5:3-6; Heb 6:7, 8).


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Q: Where in i add slice to the final javascript string?

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    <button onclick ="rollDice()">Roll a Pair of Dice</button>

    <button onclick ="rollDice1000()"> Roll 1000 Times</button>

let results = [null, null, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0];

function rollDice(){
    let dice0 = document.getElementById("dice0");
    let dice1 = document.getElementById("dice1");
    let result = document.getElementById("result");
    let list = document.getElementById("list");
    let d0= Math.floor(Math.random()*6)+1;
    let d1= Math.floor(Math.random()*6)+1;
    let total = d0+d1;
    dice0.innerHTML = d0;
    dice1.innerHTML = d1;
    result.innerHTML = "You rolled "+total+"."
    results[total]+=1;

    list.innerHTML = results.map((val, index)=> `You have rolled ${index}: ${val} times`).join('
');

}

The code above is a simple javascript dice game that tracks the number of times a result is given.
the results should be between 2 and 12
What you will see is:
You have rolled 0: null times
You have rolled 1: null times
The final string spits out 2 null variables that should not be listed; because they can not be rolled (0 and 1)I do not want to changed the array. Where and how can I add a ".slice()" to remove them from the output? or is there a better way to do it with javascript?
Subsequently, is there a way to break up the list? That I may organize the output with CSS?
for example;

[You have rolled 2: 7 times.]    [You have rolled 3: 2 times.]    [You have rolled 4: 5 times.] [and so on]
assume the brackets are styled elements

A: You can use a ternary operator to only add ${val} times to the output if val is not null:

let results = [null, null, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0];

function rollDice() {
  let dice0 = document.getElementById("dice0");
  let dice1 = document.getElementById("dice1");
  let result = document.getElementById("result");
  let list = document.getElementById("list");
  let d0 = Math.floor(Math.random() * 6) + 1;
  let d1 = Math.floor(Math.random() * 6) + 1;
  let total = d0 + d1;
  dice0.innerHTML = d0;
  dice1.innerHTML = d1;
  result.innerHTML = "You rolled " + total + "."
  results[total] += 1;

  list.innerHTML = results.map((val, index) => val != null ? `You have rolled ${index} ${val} times` : null).join('
');

}

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  <button onclick="rollDice()">Roll a Pair of Dice</button>

  <button onclick="rollDice1000()"> Roll 1000 Times</button>

If you want to style each, you can wrap them in a div:

let results = [null, null, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0];

function rollDice() {
  let dice0 = document.getElementById("dice0");
  let dice1 = document.getElementById("dice1");
  let result = document.getElementById("result");
  let list = document.getElementById("list");
  let d0 = Math.floor(Math.random() * 6) + 1;
  let d1 = Math.floor(Math.random() * 6) + 1;
  let total = d0 + d1;
  dice0.innerHTML = d0;
  dice1.innerHTML = d1;
  result.innerHTML = "You rolled " + total + "."
  results[total] += 1;

  list.innerHTML = results.map((val, index) => val != null ? `<div class="item">You have rolled ${index} ${val} times</div>` : null).join('
');

}
.item {
  padding: 10px;
  background: lightgrey;
  margin: 10px;
}

#list {
  display: flex;
  flex-wrap: wrap;
}

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  <button onclick="rollDice()">Roll a Pair of Dice</button>

  <button onclick="rollDice1000()"> Roll 1000 Times</button>

A: You can skip adding an entry if there's no value:
list.innerHTML = results.map((val, index)=> {
 if(val && val > 0){
  return `You have rolled ${index}: ${val} times`;
 }
 return null;
});

Additionally, if you want more control with css, you could wrap each entry in a div and then style them all according to your desires.
 list.innerHTML = results.map((val, index)=> {
  if(val && val > 0){
   return `<div class="myClass">You have rolled ${index}: ${val} times</div>`;
  }
  return '';
 });


Hello everyone! Disney's "Ralph Breaks the Internet", a sequel to "Wreck-It Ralph" released a couple of days ago and has already started making waves in the Box Office. The early reviews suggest that the movie is definitely worth watching. And those who still haven't watched the movie, we've got your Ralph Breaks the Internet coloring pages printable for you. So get set for an exhilarating adventure with our unique and free Ralph 2 coloring sheets to print.
In "Ralph Breaks the Internet", Or Ralph 2, which the kids are referring this film, Ralph and Vanellope leave behind Litwak's arcade to venture into the thrilling world of the internet to look for a replacement part that can save Sugar Rush, Vanellope's video game. In this journey, Ralph and Vanellope are assisted by the netizens, who are basically the citizens of the internet. There, they come across Yesss, a website owner, who is the head algorithm of "BuzzTube". They even meet Shank, a racer from a popular video game, with whom Vanellope hits almost instantly. I, personally, cannot wait to watch the Disney Princess scene. Just imagine, all Disney princesses in one frame. Until now, we've only seen them in photo or posters. And the humor in the movie is also awesome. So be prepared to laugh your lungs out.
Out of all the characters I've seen in the trailer, Shank, and Yesss interest me the most. Yes, Ralph is as macho as he can be and Vanellope is every bit adorable. They are indeed friendship goals.
Now that we've spoken enough about the movie, let's check out Ralph 2 coloring pages below.
These Ralph Breaks the Internet coloring pictures printable will definitely help the kids contain their excitement as they wait to watch the movie. Even we'd strongly recommend to watch it, even the adults. And do let us know how you liked the movie by commenting below. Don't forget to check out our Mortal Kombat coloring pages.


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In Photos: Wolfmother at Santa Ana's The Observatory (7/17)
Debi Del Grande
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Wolfmother returned to the stage this week in Los Angeles, CA, ending one of the shortest breakups in rock 'n' roll history. What started Monday night at The Troubadour continued last night at Santa Ana's Observatory, where frontman Andrew Stockdale and the gang delivered a second helping of the hits ("Woman", "Joker and the Thief"), some oldies ("Apple Tree", "Dimension"), a couple of new tracks ("Keep Moving", "Long Way to Go"), and, of course, that goddamn afro. Photographer Debi Del Grande caught all the action, which you can relive below.
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Aug. 4th Kickoff Party!
Cleary For Broomfield Kickoff Party!
Where: The Broomfield Crescent Grange – 7901 W 120th Ave, Broomfield, CO 80020
We are so excited & proud to formally kickoff the campaign for Broomfield City Council Ward 3. Come on down to The Broomfield Crescent Grange to celebrate with Chris & AnnMarie at one of the many gems of our Broomfield Community. This is a family event with light fare food, a coloring activity area for kids, and Live music. Mix and mingle with friends, family, advocates, and various supporters from all over Colorado. Come learn about the plans Chris has for Broomfield and how he will go about working to implement them.
Please visit the facebook events link, confirm if you are able to go, and please give my page a "like". Thank You! https://www.facebook.com/events/2373128233005968/
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Broomfield Passes Six-Month Oil & Gas Moratorium
Processing, approval of applications on hold until Dec. 4
Broomfield officials have enacted a six-month oil and gas moratorium aimed at giving the city time to update local ordinances to be more in line with the newly-passed state law that gives municipalities more control over such matters.
The moratorium, approved at the May 28 city council meeting, will halt until Dec. 4 the processing or approval of applications for use by special review or operator agreements to allow oil and gas operations in Broomfield.
Several residents came to speak in favor of the moratorium and Chris McGowne, who identified himself as the associate director of the Colorado Petroleum Council, came to speak against.
Residents in favor of the moratorium said they think it will give Broomfield time to dissect what can be done and revisit Issue 301 – a voter initiative that passed by a 57 % vote in 2017.
Essentially, the measure requires any vote about oil and gas development in Broomfield to consider the negative effects that the decision could have on residents. It requires the consideration of health and safety of Broomfield citizens to be the primary metric by which oil and gas decisions are made.
Some pointed out that rulemaking "hasn't even begun" at the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission and that Broomfield needs time to work on their own regulations.
McGowne brought up the same concerns he shared at a May 14 meeting when this moratorium came up for a first reading. He said companies that are members of the council always have benefited from a positive, collaborative and engaging relationship with Broomfield and that members always have taken a "pragmatic and proactive" approach to working with Broomfield and hope to continue to do so in the future.
McGowne said he understands the city wants to codify the new regulations, but that this moratorium is not needed to take such an action. Instead, he sees the action as a way to delay oil and gas development for as "long a time frame as possible."
Ward 1 Councilwoman Elizabeth Law-Evans directed one response to McGowne, saying Broomfield has no intention of banning or keeping industry work constantly halted by a moratorium. The goal is to update regulations per the new state law, she said, adding an apology if she gave him a different impression.
If Broomfield didn't have any permits pending, Ward 2 Councilman Mike Shelton said he wouldn't know how to feel about a moratorium.
"I want to believe that the oil and gas companies want to produce this product and respect everybody that's around them," he said. "I just haven't seen it that way. I haven't seen it be positive, I haven't seen it be collaborative, and I haven't seen them be proactive about it. We defiantly need a six-month moratorium if we're going to have Crestone (Peak Resources) operate under new regulations and not the ones we had so long ago."
Members of council brought up the idea of a moratorium at previous meetings as a way to give city officials time to react to the passage of Senate Bill 181, which changes the mission of the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission and authorizes local governments to exercise additional regulatory authority over oil and gas operations without being preempted by state law. Gov. Jared Polis signed the bill into law on April 16.
Extraction Oil & Gas, Inc., in October 2017 signed an operator agreement with Broomfield to drill up to 84 new wells on six sites, which is not impacted by the new state law. Crews [split verb comment="are "]currently are drilling on the Interchange B Pad south of the Northwest Parkway and between Interstate 25 and Huron Street.
Broomfield amended its oil and gas land use regulations in July and again in March, when the city increased setbacks of residential and "sensitive use developments" to oil and gas well sites.
The new law grants local governments more authority to regulate surface operations and nuisance impacts of oil and gas operations.
At an April 9 meeting, council members asked staff to review and begin drafting amendments to the Broomfield oil and gas ordinance to implement the broader authority granted by the law.
In late March, Adams County commissioners passed a moratorium, which can extend up to six months, for new applications for oil and gas drilling permits. Last month, Lafayette extended a moratorium that the council initially approved in November 2017.
The American Petroleum Institute issued a news release Tuesday evening, claiming Broomfield is the seventh Colorado community to enact a moratorium since SB 181 passed.
"We are disappointed that Broomfield City Council has chosen to impose a moratorium on new energy development. Its decision is misguided and harmful to our state," Colorado Petroleum Council Executive Director Lynn Granger said about Broomfield's vote. "Our industry prioritizes public health and safety and continues to take proactive measures to ensure that energy development is done safely and responsibly in collaboration with the priorities of Colorado communities. Nothing about Senate Bill 181 has changed our industry's leadership role in environmental stewardship."
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Governor Jared Polis Bill Signing at Solar Gardens
The following bills were signed into law!
– HB 1003: Community Solar Gardens Modernization Act
– HB 1261: Climate Action Plan to Reduce Pollution
– HB 1231: New Appliance Energy and Water Efficiency Standards
– HB 1250: Building Energy Codes
– HB 1272: Housing Authority Property in Colorado New Energy Improvement District
– SB 236: Public Utilities Commission Reauthorization
– SB 96: Collect Long-term Climate Change Data
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Broomfield Takes First Step To Enact Six-Month Oil & Gas Moratorium
Broomfield City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved the first reading of a six-month oil and gas moratorium aimed at allowing the city time to update local ordinances in light of the newly passed state law that gives municipalities more control.
The moratorium will halt until Nov. 14 the processing or approval of applications for use by special review or operator agreements to allow oil and gas operations in Broomfield.
Ward 1 Councilwoman Elizabeth Law-Evans was one of several members in favor of the time frame, despite multiple residents and at least one council member pushing for a 10-month moratorium. She agreed with Ward 4 Councilman Kevin Kreeger's comments that if Broomfield needed more time, council could vote to extend the moratorium.
"The point is to allow us to make good, solid decisions," Law-Evans said. "I don't feel the point of this is to penalize the industry. This has nothing to do with 'not being open for business' or penalizing the industry. It's more about us taking the time to consider how the state laws changed and how we need to deal with it as a community."
Chris McGowne, who identified himself as the associate director with the Colorado Petroleum Council, said the organization has taken a "pragmatic and proactive problem-solving approach" in Broomfield and hopes to continue, but finds itself at a crossroads.
When conversations were underway, proponents of the bill assured oil and gas industry industry members it would not impede development, that they would be welcome and that it wouldn't result in bans at the local level, McGowne said.
This moratorium "sends a message that we are not welcome," he said.
Broomfield, Erie and unincorporated Adams County residents attended the meeting to comment on the moratorium, some grateful for the six-month timeline and others wanting 10 months.
Christopher Cleary, who is running for the Ward 3 Broomfield City Council seat in November, was one resident who believed the moratorium should go beyond six months since there could be up to five new faces on council and a new mayor when the moratorium expires. Mayor Randy Ahrens is term limited.
"(Senate Bill) 181 is going to give you a whole new set of tools to be able to act on," he said, adding that time is needed for the "new blood" on council to influence new regulations.
Extraction Oil & Gas Inc. in October 2017 signed an operator agreement with Broomfield to drill up to 84 new wells on six sites, which is not impacted by the new state law. Crews are currently drilling on the Interchange B Pad south of the Northwest Parkway and between Interstate 25 and Huron Street.
"They have to complete eight wells there first before they can move onto Livingston Pad," Broomfield Director of Strategic Initiatives Tami Yellico said.
Extraction has to give Broomfield notice before that happens, she said.
The Denver-based oil and gas company has drilled five wells and is expected to move onto the sixth well this week.
"In order to develop new regulations to implement SB19-181 in a thoughtful manner that provides more clarity and certainty to oil and gas operators about Broomfield's requirements without trying to simultaneously review and process applications to develop oil and gas wells, facilities and projects, a temporary moratorium on processing such applications is necessary," the city stated in a memo for Tuesday's meeting.
The new law grants local governments more authority to regulate surface operations and nuisance impacts of oil and gas operations without being preempted by state law, according to the memo.
"A six-month moratorium would provide the time to develop appropriate amendments that provide clarity and certainty to operators as to Broomfield's requirements to protect the health, safety, and welfare of Broomfield's residents in their workplaces, their homes, their schools, and public parks in order to protect the public's health, safety, and welfare and to safeguard the environment and wildlife resources," the memo states.
Other communities in the area also are enacting moratoriums.
In late March, Adams County commissioners passed a moratorium, which can extend up to six months, to new applications for oil and gas drilling permits. Last month Lafayette extended a moratorium that the council initially approved in November 2017.
A second reading on the moratorium will take place at 6 p.m. May 28.
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What is Progressive?
What does it mean to be progressive? That seems to be coming up a lot lately, and for good reason. Anyone who is old enough to remember what the democratic party was doing in the 1960s and 1970s knows what it means to be progressive. This is not a new way of being, this is a return to our roots of recent history.
Progressives gave us civil rights, voting rights, the creation of medicare, and put a man on the moon. Progressives looked at the world and enacted legislation to make life better.
Progressives have intellectual curiosity. They are keenly aware of history, technology, and they measure those aspects against what could be done. Seeking creative solutions that offer the possibility of making life better for as many as possible. Solutions that promote sustainability. Solutions that make the world a better place than when they found it. Solutions that considers future generations and offers a better future. Progressives do not need to experience a particular hardship, to be able to empathize with the hardship of another.
Some people fear the word progressive. Or rather, they fear the meaning they have attached to the concept of what it means to be progressive. But when you actually start talking to people who express those fears, you learn how progressive we all really are. We really do want to see science and medicine advance. We do want to have enough food on our table. We do want to see our children and grandchildren thrive. We want a place worth living in, with a future that has potential. We do want to be able to breath the air while watching a sunset. All of those wants are within a progressive philosophy.
Being a progressive involves intellectual honesty. Looking at what works, what doesn't work, and having the courage to acknowledge what isn't working. In acknowledging what isn't working, you now have the freedom to address it. Researching, asking questions, finding data, speaking with experts, then making the best possible choice — using data to inform your opinion.
We are now in the 21st century. According to the global scientists, we have 11 years to change how we have been doing things. Broomfield has the chance to show the rest of the Front Range what can be accomplished. We have enough options, enough off-the-shelf technology, and enough of an annual budget, to move the city forward. If we keep doing things as they've been done, with some of this ways anchored in the 1880s, we will not make it.
Mediocrity will not win the day. Hanging on to choices from the 1880s will not win the day. Having the courage and intellectual curiosity, to utilize and implement the best choices in technology and information, that's what is means to be progressive.
Christopher Cleary is a Broomfield resident and candidate for city council in Ward 3.
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We Know Better, Let's Do Better
Efforts Squandered On Vintage Practices
Cleary Launches Social Media
Swearing In Ceremony
2019 Election Begins
February 18, 2019 / In Culture, Government, Issues, LTE, Society / By admin / Leave a comment
As a photographer, a constituent, a Coloradan, and a future Council Member, I was able to connect with the leadership in Larimer County, and photograph their Swearing In Ceremony.
In the coming years, it will become more and more important to reach out to the leadership in other municipalities along the Front Range. I've already started to connect to both the local and the state levels of leadership.
What Is Progressive
January 10, 2019 / In Government, News / By admin / Leave a comment
In preparation for the upcoming City Council election, after announcing his run and filing with the city, Christopher Cleary launched his social media accounts.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Cleary4Broomfield
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Cleary4B
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Cleary4Broomfield/
December 10, 2018 / In Culture, Elections, Government, News, Society / By admin / Leave a comment
Christopher Cleary, the first potential candidate to run for Broomfield City Council in 2019, has submitted a candidate affidavit and committee registration.
Christopher Cleary filed Wednesday with the Broomfield Clerk and Recorder. He intends to run for the Ward 3 seat which will be up for election in November.
Council members serve for a four-year term. Each of Broomfield's five wards is represented by two council members. Elections are staggered so that a senior member from each ward sits on council. The mayor, and a single seat in each ward, will be voted on in November.
Broomfield's election will be held on November 5, 2019.
December 5, 2018 / In Elections, Government / By admin / Leave a comment
I am tired of city council members that thoughtlessly squander months of people's time, energy, and resources, only to string along their constituents, teasing a vote that the council never had any intention of making. The same council members, time and again, string constituents along, not in favor of their constituents, but in favor of industry.
The American oil boom started in 1859. We do not currently rely on the tools, technology, and wisdom of what was available in 1859. That would be ridiculous. So why are we emotionally attached to an industry that began before the Civil War, before women could vote, and when slavery was legal?
Technology and scientific development, since 1859 have given us choices we never thought possible. We now have enough consumer-based technology that with a World War II style national effort, we could convert the entire nation to renewables in one year. One Year.
In 2016, solar and wind became cheaper than traditional fossil fuels, according, to a new report from the World Economic Forum. The ridiculous, ongoing, false equivalence argument, of we can either have power or nothing, is now the mantra of the ignorant. That feeble argument has no place within the 21st century technological advancements.
Why remain beholden to an industry, that by all rights, were it not propped up with subsidies and Wall Street, would have gracefully ended with the turn of the last century.
All of this time, energy, money, and resources should not be squandered supporting a sector that will be gone within our children's lifetime. We need to focus on what will preserve, protect, and propel us firmly into the 21st century, and in a way that does not ruthlessly and permanently destroy our land, air, water, and health.
Christopher Cleary
Broomfield Resident
March 20, 2017 / In Culture, Economy, Government, LTE, Society / By admin / Leave a comment
Often, when the city council has study sessions, they will kick out the very people who are specialists in the field of what the 'study session' is supposed to examine. I was at the session regarding bees. The council did not meet with the entomologists, and the kicked out the local bee keeper, when it came time to discuss factual research.
That same logic has been applied to fracking, regarding the dismissal of scientists and peer reviewed data. Greg Stokes, when presented with peer reviewed data by a research scientist, being visually disgusted by the research opposing his personal feelings, called the research "junk science" and summarily dismissed the scientist. Let that sink in for a moment.
When presented with a specialist in the field of study that the council session is examining, council dismissed the specialist. They dismissed the very specialists that could answer every question, Especially when the information the specialist had, could have informed the decision making process of the council.
This has been an ongoing issue with the council. Especially when the data is in direct opposition to the council's 'belief' or 'feelings' regarding the matter.
Councilman Greg Stokes is great at bullying, but not when it comes time to standing for anything meaningful. We see it in meetings, his responses on social media, and even in his email responses. I sent Stokes a picture of a fracking well that blew up, (do a quick internet search for "fracking explosion"). One tank was 150 feet in the air.
He spent the next four emails fighting about the press calling it a fracking explosion. He expressed no concern for the people, or the dangers of fracking wells, but argued about the semantics. Council emails are catalogued. My email was sent April 19, 2015, feel free to look it up. It also has pictures of the explosion.
Eight years ago, fracking marketing people came in and people did not have enough knowledge to dispute the marketing lies.
Now, Broomfield residents are armed with knowledge, data, facts, and studies (31 peer reviewed studies deciphred.org/studies/) Now we know the extent of damage fracking causes to the land, air, water, and people.
Now, there are peer reviewed studies from NASA, NOAH, USGS. The list of damages from earthquakes to stillborn babies. We inevitably need to move to renewables. It's no longer a question. It needs to happen in our lifetime.
Where would the state be, if all the time, energy, and money, spent on preventing the inevitable move to renewables, had been channelled into creating renewables in the state? Colorado could be leading the nation in renewables and true energy independence.
Maya Angelou used to say "I did then what I knew how to do. Now that I know better, I do better."
We now know better. The council knows better. Now it's time to do better.
Christopher Cleary is a Broomfield resident
February 27, 2017 / In Culture, Economy, Government, LTE, Society / By admin / Leave a comment
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Christopher Cleary has been fighting for health and safety since 2013: Working with various advocacy groups, Dr. Lisa McKenzie on a Health Studies grant, and contributing to various ballot measures. In the LGBT community: an open advocate since 1983. Promoting education and advocacy in college, on the Diversity Team at McGraw-Hill, and working with the Human Rights Council in Colorado. With the Colorado HRC: working with the gala planning committee, creating their gala program for three years, and their Hunter Award video for two years. Currently is the owner of ClearyMedia, which produces photography, video, websites, music, and books. And is the COO of Damon Brooks Associates, a speakers bureau that exclusively represents those with a disability.
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