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The U.S. and China, Working Together to Speed the Benefits of Electric VehiclesPosted by Huei Peng on Aug 29, 2014
In 1896, American engineers faced a dilemma: what should power their new invention, the automobile? Henry Ford's idea of a gasoline-powered car persuaded Thomas Edison not to pursue an electric model. Over a century later, the threat of climate change and the potential environmental benefits of electric vehicles have led the world's two largest CO2 emitters to make the development of EVs part of their efforts to transition to a lower-carbon economy.
U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue Announcements on Climate Change and Low-Carbon TechnologyPosted by Geoffrey Henderson on Jul 10, 2014
Cooperation on climate change and air pollution were important themes of this week's U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue held in Beijing, an annual meeting among high-level diplomats from both nations. The U.S. and Chinese representatives discussed their respective efforts to develop targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and announced a series of agreements under the U.S.-China Climate Change Working Group.
China and the United States Accelerate Efforts on Carbon Capture and StoragePosted by Sarah Forbes on Jul 10, 2014
This post originally appeared on WRI's Insights blog:
China and the United States established eight new pacts this week to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. Half of these announcements focused on a single climate change mitigation measure–carbon dioxide capture, utilization and storage (CCUS).
China's Climate and Energy Policies: Looking for the Best New InitiativesPosted by Nan Zhou on Jun 24, 2014
Key Points:
- China has been experimenting with many different policies to control carbon and energy intensity
- By updating building codes to international best practices, China could save in 20 years an equivalent of the amount of CO2 that would be emitted by 15 large coal fired power plants over 20 years.
- If China continues to improve fuel efficiency standards at its current rate, it will save the equivalent of the amount of CO2 that would be emitted by 10 large coal fired power plants over 20 years.
- By expanding from pilots to a national level policy, the use of environmental priorities in selecting what electricity sources to use to respond to increased demand could significantly reduce coal use in the power sector.
ChinaFAQs: What Are China's National Climate and Energy Targets?Posted by Jonathan Moch on May 22, 2014
Key Points:
- China has a long term target to reduce the carbon intensity of the economy by 40-45% from 2005 levels by 2020
- China also has binding targets to reduce energy intensity by 16% from 2010 levels by 2015 and carbon intensity by 17% from 2010 levels by 2015
- China has a target to reduce coal consumption as a percentage of primary energy to below 65% by 2017
- China has ambitious targets for renewable energy in 2015, 2017, and 2020
ChinaFAQs: Renewable Energy In China: A Graphical Overview of 2013Posted by Jonathan Moch on May 13, 2014
Key Points:
- Currently, China gets about 9% of its total primary energy from non-fossil sources. Official targets aim to increase the share of primary energy from non-fossil sources to at least 11.4% in 2015 and 15% in 2020.
- Hydropower: China currently has the largest hydropower capacity in the world, with about 229 gigawatts (GW) currently, and a target of 290 GW for 2015.
- Wind Power: China ranks 1st in the world in installed wind power capacity, with about 89 GW. China is also the world's fastest-growing installer of wind, and it aims to have 100 GW of wind installed by 2015.
- Solar: China is also attempting to dramatically scale up solar power, planning to have at least 35 GW of installed solar by 2015, and currently has around 19 GW installed.
- Investment: China was the number one investor in renewable energy in 2013, accounting for nearly a fifth of global investment.
5 ChinaFAQs Experts Testify Before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review CommissionPosted by ChinaFAQs on Apr 29, 2014
The purpose of this hearing was to examine China's domestic and international clean energy policies, as well as the state of U.S.-China cooperation on clean energy, in order to provide recommendations to Congress.
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In this ten-session small group DVD Bible study, Lee Strobel hosts interviews and debates between knowledgeable and passionate experts discussing what they believe and why they believe it. Faith Under Fire will provide a safe environment for you group to share your own thoughts and opinions as you consider the viewpoints of others.
This Participant's Guide will help you and your group sift through controversial and relevant issues that surround the Christian faith and many of its most pertinent cultural issues. Each session includes video from the corresponding DVD in which leading Christian and non-Christian voices engage in forceful but fair debate. You and your group will consider what you've heard and discuss. Strobel provides additional comments to guide small group discussion.
Guests include: Rick Warren, Joni Eareckson Tada, Randy Alcorn, William Lane Craig, J. P. Moreland, Hugh Hewitt, David Limbaugh, Tony Campolo, Richard Land, and more.
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In this ten-session video-based small group Bible study, Faith Under Fire: Exploring Christianitys Toughest Questions, Lee Strobel hosts interviews and debates between knowledgeable and passionate experts discussing what they believe and why they believe it.
This dynamic study answers tough questions about the existence of God, Christianity and Islam, the reliability of the Bible, faith and science, and many others issues.
In it, best-selling author Lee Strobel hosts spirited discussions between well-respected Christians, people of other faiths, and people with no faith at all, on the some of the most important spiritual and social issues of our time.
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Lee Strobel was the award-winning legal editor of The Chicago Tribune and is the best-selling author of The Case for Faith, The Case for Christ, and The Case for a Creator, all of which have been made into documentaries by Lionsgate. With a journalism degree from the University of Missouri and a Master of Studies in Law degree from Yale, Lee wrote 3 Gold Medallion winners and the 2005 Book of the Year with Gary Poole. He and his wife live in Texas. Visit Lee's website at: www.leestrobel.com.
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Pulock (and Pokka) named all-rookie
The AHL's all-rookie team includes a Sound Tiger for the seventh time in 14 years: Ryan Pulock's 17 goals helped earn him the honor, as the league announced today. Pulock is joined on the team by Islanders draft pick Ville Pokka, who has 30 points and rates a plus-2 for Rockford. Pokka was technically assigned […] [Read More]
Ness and fog: Wednesday notes
Sounds like cautiously optimistic news on Aaron Ness. Though Brent Thompson said he was waiting on the results of Ness' MRI, "as far as the day-to-day recovery, he seems to be getting stronger, moving a little bit," Thompson said. The warm, muggy weather outside carried inside as well: The glass was misted over, the ice […] [Read More]
Squared away: Saturday notes
Notes from the stats update: Scooter Vaughan scored three short-handed goals, which led AHL rookies (as well as, um, defensemen, though that's obviously bookkeeping; he was playing forward). Appears he's the first Bridgeport rookie to score three short-handed goals. (Frans Nielsen did it in 2006-07, but he had too much European experience to be considered […] [Read More]
Strome all-rookie (Langlois, too)
Ryan Strome obviously had a remarkable rookie year for Bridgeport, though you had to wonder whether voters planned to focus on that brilliance in a short period of time (crazy stat in tomorrow's notebook; meanwhile, despite playing just 37 games, Strome's still sixth among rookie scorers) or would reward those who'd been in the AHL […] [Read More]
'Tigers are hot': Providence postgame
Shots were something like 17-3 at one point in the first, all Providence. There are times that doesn't say much about the territorial game, but tonight, yeah, it did. Totally. The first was the Bruins', except for Kenny Reiter, who shook off four weeks' rust after a couple of minutes and was brilliant the rest […] [Read More]
Friday night notes: ice is slippery
The Sound Tigers are supposed to return to practice Friday afternoon. We'll see how weather affects all of that. Went out this afternoon to get rid of the first half of this mess. Can't wait to do the second half. Albany has signed veteran Johan Hedberg to a PTO; spelling the injured Keith Kinkaid. (Seriously […] [Read More]
Donovan, Nilsson down
With Lubomir Visnovsky and Evgeni Nabokov back from their assorted injuries, the Islanders sent Matt Donovan and Anders Nilsson down. This appears to make Donovan eligible to play during the Olympic break, based on those guidelines Lindsay Kramer had — after tonight, he could play no more than 15 of the Isles' last 20 — […] [Read More]
No dice: Portland postgame
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Vai's View: NCAA lives to quell any threat to its pocket book
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Cougar cages are being rattled at BYU.
The NCAA, a body distinguished by its strict observance of its numerous and onerous rules and regulations — many so obscure, offenders only learn of them when broken — is no respecter of programs. It lives to quell any threat to its authority.
The BYU football program has been scared straight into self-policing itself, either to cut losses or lessen the impact when and if the high priests of the NCAA sweep into Provo with their unique brand of justice.
BYU may very well have violated some of the more prominent rules, allegedly offering discounted and/or free housing and gifts to some of its current and former players. Who knows why and how it may have happened. If it did, it will be punished accordingly.
I do know this, everybody, BYU included, operates at some level in gray areas. They do so because their business deals with young adult men who come from every conceivable socio-economic strata, religion, race, culture and dysfunction. Is it possible the alleged free housing at BYU stemmed from an inner-city, non-LDS kid, who showed up on a Wednesday with all his worldly belongings, knows no one on the team or in Provo, and can't move into Helaman Halls or his off-campus apartment till Friday at noon? I wouldn't necessarily assume he's got 100 bucks to check into the LaQuinta on University Avenue either. This seems plausible.
With my kid or yours, one call to an old friend or a former classmate in Orem or at worst his campus ward bishop, and problem solved. However, if your son happens to be on a football grant-in-aid, commonly known as a full-ride scholarship and the campus bishop offering his couch is a BYU professor, well, that would be a violation of NCAA rules. But honestly, what are the chances a BYU professor is also a campus bishop? Odds have to be infinitesimal, right? I'm sure that scenario has never happened.
I think it's safely beyond the statute of limitations, but my youth bishop, Jack Reeder, would have been tarred and feathered by the NCAA. Bishop Reeder, long passed, was a very successful businessman who donated a substantial amount of money and land to BYU. He had season tickets and flew to Provo for every home game and lots of road games in his private plane.
I was the lone BYU student in the ward, so naturally he was very fond of me. He also sent us from time to time to the bishop's storehouse on Main Street in Mesa, Arizona, so he was intimately familiar with my family circumstances. On every single encounter we had in Provo (and on road games), and there were many, he always placed a $20, sometimes $50, in my palm. He'd cup my head with his enormous hands, kiss my forehead, and say, "Use this to take a cute girl for a slice of pizza." Sometimes I did, but most times it just kept gas in my car, paid for a haircut, some toiletries, or allowed me to catch a movie or go dancing at Star Palace. Sometimes I used it to wash my clothes.
Technically, Bishop Reeder was a donor and technically I was a student-athlete. But the NCAA doesn't recognize the other nuances of our relationship beyond that. Not surprisingly, Bishop Reeder either didn't know or didn't care about the NCAA's authority. He just knew my parents weren't depositing anything in my campus credit union account and I couldn't work during the school year (per NCAA rules), so he made sure I had a little "walk-around money," which is what he often called it. And I loved him for it.
NCAA rules are broken every single day on every single campus, BYU's included. It's not right and I'm not excusing it, but it's a fact. Most of the rules are broken unknowingly, as in the example of Jack Reeder. The NCAA, of course, should pick its battles. Free house for a few years to Reggie Bush's family at USC? Gotta tag 'em. Tats-for-Buckeye gear at Ohio State? Ummmm, don't think so.
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Richard Thompson, Lady Rizo, Joey Arias and More Set for Joe's Pub, Now thru 2/10
This week at Joe's Pub at The Public Theater, February 4-10, 2013, features Cutting Edge Composers, Richard Thompson, Diane Cluck, Losers Lounge, Lady Rizo, Nora York and Joey Arias.
Each week Joe's Pub at The Public presents some of New York City's most eclectic programming ranging from world to classical, pop, singer-songwriter, jazz and more. At the center of Joe's Pub's genre-blind booking is The Public Theater's mission to bring accessible, world-class performance to New York City's diverse cultural community.
February 4 at 7:00 PM
After sold out shows at the Canal Room, the Laurie Beechman, and NYMF, Cutting-Edge Composers is thrilled to be at Joe's Pub. Up-and-coming musical theater writers are teamed with Broadway's hottest performers in this concert series directed and produced by Laura Pietropinto (Next to Normal) and co-produced by Jillian Robbins with Musical Direction by Julie McBride. Scheduled to perform are Christy Altomare (Mamma Mia!), two time Tony Award nominee Robin de Jesús (In The Heights, La Cage Aux Folles), Ali Ewoldt (LES MISERABLES), Jason Gotay (Bring It On), Emma Hunton (Rent), 2012 Tony Award nomineeJeremy Jordan (NBC's Smash), Tracy McDowell (Rent), Adam Kantor (The Last Five Years), Andrew Keenan-Bolger(Newsies), Zachary Prince (On a Clear Day You Can See Forever), Danny Quadrino (Bye Bye Birdie), Tanesha Ross(American Idol), Preston Sadleir (Next to Normal), Katie Thompson (Giant) and 2012 Tony Award nominee Josh Young(Jesus Christ Superstar).
February 4 at 9:30 PM
SLV is the solo project of singer-songwriter Sandra Lilia Velasquez. After releasing three studio albums to critical acclaim and touring extensively with her band Pistolera, she is releasing her solo debut EP, Dig Deeper, on February 12, 2013. The four-song recording was produced by ten-time Grammy nominee and R&B legend, Meshell Ndegeocello, who also plays bass on the EP. This show is a world premiere of the material. Raised in the East Flatbush (aka the Little West Indies) section of Brooklyn, as the only child of a Jamaican mother and Bed Stuy-native father, Cole Williams was immediately inducted into a melting pot of food, music and attitudes. The neighborhood was rough, but the influences remained. Combine those with the records Cole listened to every Sunday in the family's living room - Richard Smallwood, Andre Crouch, Yolanda Adams, Bob Marley, the Mighty Sparrow, the Jackson 5, Motown, Dancehall Reggae - and you get an eclectic mix of genres that continued to dance around in her head. She has spent a lifetime learning, admiring, making music. In 2005, Williams released her first EP, The Basement Sessions EP, and is currently working on finishing her sophomore effort, Out of the Basement, Part 1.
January 5 at 7:00 PM
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Richard Thompson's latest album, Electric, produced by Buddy Miller, comes in what is arguably his most creatively productive period in a career that stretches back some 45 years, back to his emergence as a teen guitarist and songwriter with the groundbreaking Fairport Convention-the band that essentially invented the term "English folk-rock." And that's saying a lot, with his dozens of albums consistently high on critics polls and guitar skills that have earned him a Top 20 spot on Rolling Stone's list of Best Guitarists of All Time.
February 5 at 10:00 PM
Diane Cluck is an internationally-recognized singer-songwriter, creating her own unique variety of intuitive folk. Her songs have appeared in both film (Margot At The Wedding) and television (U.K. series Skins). A young generation of female songwriters cite her music as influential, including Laura Marling, Sharon Van Etten, and Florence Welch. For this special trio show at Joe's Pub, Diane will be accompanied by textural drummer Anders Griffen and classically-trained cellist Isabel Castellvi.
February 7 at 7:00 PM
The Losers Lounge is back with at Joe's Pub on February 7th, 8th and 9th, 2012 with all of the incredible songs, great performances, irreverent antics and special guests that you can only find at The Losers Lounge. For one weekend only, Only at Joe's Pub.
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This project will provide educational materials to 375 war affected children in northern Sri Lanka and build a well and three toilets at their school.
What is the issue, problem, or challenge?
Two decades of civil war affected millions of people in Sri Lanka. M/Pandiyankulam Maha Vidyalayam School in Mannar was in the heart of the war zone. Currently, 375 students are enrolled in the school. The school serves several communities in the region. But, is in dilapidated condition. Children do not have basic educational materials, classrooms are broken, there is no running water and only 1 toilet serves 375 children.
How will this project solve this problem?
The project will provide basic educational materials such as exercise books, pens, pencils, erasers and sharpeners to 375 children; will construct 3 toilets and build a well.
Potential Long Term Impact
The project will support war affected children and help a school. It will provide basic educational resources to 375 children, helping them recover from the scar of civil war.
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Total Funding Received to Date: $532
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This project is now in implementation and no longer available for funding. Received funds will be used to accomplish concrete objectives as indicated in the project's "Activities" section. Updates will be posted under the "Project Report" tab as they become available.
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School to undergo inspection
June 2, 2005
An engineer will inspect the east end of Lansing Intermediate School to determine if the structure is safe.
Lansing Schools Superintendent Randal Bagby said the state fire marshal had asked the district to get an engineer's opinion on the building. Dale Bohannon, director of building and grounds for the district, said a consultant from Walter P. Moore Engineers and Consultants in Kansas City, Mo., would provide a structural assessment of the building today, June 2.
Bagby said the district wanted to monitor how much the building was settling. However, he said he wasn't worried about what the engineer would find.
"I don't think it's unsafe, but it's best to know for sure," he said.
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World Trade Organization:
Limited Progress at Hong Kong Ministerial Clouds Prospects for Doha Agreement
GAO-06-596: Published: Apr 26, 2006. Publicly Released: Apr 26, 2006.
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U.S. officials often call the World Trade Organization's (WTO) Doha Development Agenda or "Round" of global trade talks, launched in Doha, Qatar, in November 2001, a "once in a generation opportunity" to expand trade. President Bush has identified their success as his administration's top trade priority. Due to various U.S. notification and consultation requirements, concluding the negotiations in 2006 is essential for a Doha agreement to qualify for congressional consideration under U.S. Trade Promotion Authority (TPA), which expires July 1, 2007. A ministerial meeting among the WTO's 149 members was held on December 13-18, 2005, in Hong Kong, China, to make decisions needed to advance the talks. Given the importance of the WTO Doha Round to the United States, GAO was asked to provide an update on the status of the negotiations. In this report, the latest in a series on the negotiations, we (1) provide the status of the Doha negotiations on the eve of the Hong Kong ministerial, (2) review the outcome of the Hong Kong ministerial, and (3) discuss the prospects for concluding the Doha Round before TPA expires in July 2007.
WTO members made little progress in 2005 toward their goal of completing the steps needed to set the stage for finalizing the Doha Round of global trade talks. The key milestones for progress through July were missed. Despite new proposals on agricultural subsidy and tariff cuts submitted in October 2005, it was clear by November that key players were too far apart to achieve the major decisions planned for the December ministerial. To avoid a failure, members agreed to lower expectations for the meeting. The Hong Kong ministerial resulted in modest agreements on a narrow range of agricultural and development issues. Ministers made little progress on the broader Doha negotiating agenda, including two other U.S. priorities--services and nonagricultural market access. Nevertheless, WTO members renewed their resolve to successfully conclude the Doha Round by the end of 2006 and set new interim deadlines under a compressed schedule to meet that goal. Critical decisions that will determine each member's cuts in tariffs and other barriers were due April 30 and July 31, 2006, but the April 30 deadline will be missed. WTO members continue to profess commitment to accomplish the ambitious agenda set at Doha. However, with nearly all tough decisions put off, the tension between members' original high ambitions and the U.S. TPA timeframe has become acute. Since the Hong Kong ministerial, members have taken concrete steps to help build consensus. Yet, the ongoing impasse on core areas such as agriculture, and the difficult political decisions needed to resolve it, cause many experts to be skeptical. Numerous time-consuming steps still must be completed in the little more than a year left before TPA expires. While holding out hope for an agreement that lives up to Doha's promise, experts say outright collapse, substantial delay, or modest results are all possible outcomes.
Jun 25, 2015
Combating Terrorism:Foreign Terrorist Organization Designation Process and U.S. Agency Enforcement ActionsGAO-15-629: Published: Jun 25, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 25, 2015.
Export-Import Bank:Dual-Use Export Monitoring Guidance Revised and ImplementedGAO-15-611: Published: Jun 25, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 25, 2015.
Jun 17, 2015
Nonproliferation:State Needs to Establish a Reporting Process That Would Minimize the Delays That May Affect Sanctions on Trade with Iran, North Korea, and SyriaGAO-15-703T: Published: Jun 17, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 17, 2015.
Nonproliferation:State Should Minimize Reporting Delays That May Affect Sanctions on Trade with Iran, North Korea, and SyriaGAO-15-519: Published: May 22, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 17, 2015.
Jun 8, 2015
Electronic Cigarettes:Imports, Tariffs, and Data CollectionGAO-15-491R: Published: May 7, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 8, 2015.
Jun 4, 2015
Foreign Aid:USAID Has Taken Steps to Safeguard Government-to-Government Funding but Could Further Strengthen AccountabilityGAO-15-377: Published: Jun 4, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 4, 2015.
Jun 3, 2015
Haiti Reconstruction:USAID Has Achieved Mixed Results and Should Enhance Sustainability PlanningGAO-15-517: Published: Jun 3, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 3, 2015.
May 19, 2015
Afghanistan:Embassy Construction Cost and Schedule Have Increased, and Further Facilities Planning Is NeededGAO-15-410: Published: May 19, 2015. Publicly Released: May 19, 2015.
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United Nations Renovations:Original Scope Reduced and Project Over Budget, but Lessons Learned Could Improve Future ProjectsGAO-15-414: Published: May 14, 2015. Publicly Released: May 14, 2015.
International Education Assistance:USAID Has Implemented Primary Grade Reading Programs but Has Not Yet Measured Progress toward Its Strategic GoalGAO-15-479: Published: May 7, 2015. Publicly Released: May 14, 2015.
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By: Dr. Brian Carr on August 24, 2014 - 5:59pm - Add new comment
We are now being subjected to the relentless television commercials for candidates running for State Senate District 28. Country scenes and cowboy boots are mingled with the pitch on why the candidate is the best choice. The reasons offered read like a required checklist of conservative personal attributes.
By: Dr. Brian Carr on July 30, 2014 - 6:38pm - Add new comment
This afternoon the US House of Representatives has passed a resolution to sue President Barack Obama for allegedly exceeding his constitutional powers.
The 225-201 vote along party lines means House lawyers will now draft legal documents to launch a lawsuit.
While I do not think that this action is a wise use of our tax dollars I do believe that this further display of poor judgment, if not outright insanity, is beneficial to our political process.
By: Dr. Brian Carr on July 16, 2014 - 8:39pm - Add new comment
This Friday, July 19th, at 12:30 p.m. the City of Lubbock Board of Health will meet in Rm 112 at the Civic Center downtown for our regular meeting. Citizens are invited and encouraged to attend our meeting and to utilize our collective expertise in identifying and exploring issues of public health.
By: Dr. Brian Carr on June 28, 2014 - 6:55pm - Add new comment
In Casa Blanca we watch as Captain Renault (Claude Rains) storms into Rick's bar and announces "I'm Shocked, Shocked, that there is gambling going on in here". Shortly after this he is approached by a bar staff who says, "Here are your winnings sir" to which the good Captain thanks him. Watch the clip at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjbPi00k_ME
By: Dr. Brian Carr on June 10, 2014 - 8:36pm - Add new comment
After time away I have decided to return to publishing my on-line blog. I do not promise to obsessively post everyday but to offer a reasoned balance to the issues of the day. As always I anticipate that some who comment on my post will complain and whine and I welcome their observations when they have substance (or maybe even just hyperlinks that back them up).
By: Lubbock Avalanc... on January 21, 2014 - 10:30am - Add new comment
Brian Carr has said he's considering running for the Lubbock City Council District 5 seat. When community bloggers run for office or start talking about what they'd do about a specific office, we suspend their blogs to be fair to other candidates. We've been consistent with this over the years. Mr. Conservative is a recent example.
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By: Dr. Brian Carr on January 20, 2014 - 9:00pm - Add new comment
Want a Fair Fight?
At times in my life I have suffered under what I considered unreasoned authority. I have been perceived as "unreasonable" and "difficult", usually by those who are unreasonable and difficult.
By: Dr. Brian Carr on January 16, 2014 - 8:23am - Add new comment
This is the third in the series of "The State of the Health of Lubbock: 2014. THe full report will be given on Friday at 12:30 at the Civic Center. Today, we discuss what the Health Dept and Board of Health did in 2013.
By: Dr. Brian Carr on January 14, 2014 - 10:48am - Add new comment
THis is part II of the State of the Health of the City Report. The summary report will be presented this Friday at the monthly Board of Health meeting. The different sections of the report will be presented here so that citizens can assess our city's physical, emotional and spiritual health. Today we will talk about what are the factors involved in our physical health.
What Kills or Cripples our Citizens?
By: Dr. Brian Carr on January 12, 2014 - 7:21pm - Add new comment
This Friday, January 17th, I will be presenting a State of the Health of the City report to the Board. During this week I will publish segments of the report here so that citizens can have an opportunity to understand how we are winning or losing in bringing health and wellness to our community. The report features "Questions" that are posed with the latest information about them detailed.
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