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Currently taking our 11 month old daughter to a center near I-25 and Arapahoe, but when my wife was picking her up today she walked in to the daycare worker yelling at my daughter and dragging her out from under a high chair by one arm. Obviously this is unacceptable and breaks our hearts thinking this is how she has been treated. My wife talked to the director before leaving and I am going to talk to the director tomorrow, but we don’t feel comfortable with this worker watching our child so are looking for recommendations.

The center has 4 stars on Colorado Shines and good reviews online, but it seems like care quality has dropped in the past 6 months due to staffing.

We live in Centennia

It gets dark before I get off work now, as the earliest I can leave is 4:30-5ish. Does anyone know of any parks that have lighted fields/paths?

I’d like to be able to throw frisbees with my dog in the evenings after work, but haven’t had much luck finding somewhere with enough (any) light to do so.

I live in the south metro area near Arapahoe and I-25.

This is a proof of concept and I am curious if Riak-TS as a time series database would be a good fit:

I am working on a mobile app where part of the use is to display graphs/charts of various data. The data is related to commercial printers, jobs that pass through to them, and pre-processing information and has a snapshot of various metrics, but is currently only available in real-time so I am looking at a tsdb implementation for analyzing historical data.

I would use Riak-TS to collect time series data on around 30-60 second intervals and use the data to display:

number of jobs printed by hour/shift/day/week/etc Ink usage by hour/shift/day/etc Various other data related to a sum/average/

Sanders has a lot of great ideas about how to take our country back for the 99%. I think we have gotten past the argument that he isn't electable and work continues to elect him. BUT! A main argument remaining is that he wouldn't be able to get any of his ideas made into law. With the current congressional demographics, it doesn't look likely that democratics will retake congress, even with a massive sweep of voting for a democratic presidential candidate.

  *Out of 435 House seats, 168 that republicans hold are either nominally contested( the dem competitor hasn't raised any money and is running against an incumbent), or are completely uncontested
*It looks even worse on http: