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Fosfaalkeny, také alkylidenfosfany, jsou organické sloučeniny obsahující dvojné vazby mezi atomy uhlíku a fosforu; jejich obecný vzorec je R2C=PR, jako příklad může být uveden fosforin, odvozený od benzenu náhradou jednoho uhlíkového atomu fosforem. Reaktivita fosfaalkenů se často srovnává s alkeny namísto iminů, protože HOMO fosfaalkenů neobsahují volný elektronový pár, zatímco u iminů obsahují volný elektronový pár dusíku, ale dvojnou vazbu. Podobně jako alkeny tak mohou vstupovat do Wittigových, Petersonových a Dielsových–Alderových reakcí a Copeových přesmyků.

Prvním popsaným fosfaalkenem byl v roce 1969 fosforin. První lokalizovaný fosfaalkan připravil roku 1976 Gerd Becker jako tautomer Brookovým přesmykem:

Ve stejném roce Harold Kroto spektroskopicky zjistil, že termolýzou Me2PH vzniká CH2=PMe. Obecně se fosfaalkeny získávají 1,2-eliminacemi vhodných prekurzorů, iniciovanými teplem nebo zásadami, jako jsou 1,8-diazabicyklo[5.4.0]undec-7-en (DBU), 1,4-diazabicyklo[2.2.2]oktan (DABCO) nebo triethylamin:

Beckerův postup se používá při syntéze fosforové složky poly(p-fenylenvinylen)u:

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Abilmambet Khan o Abu l-Makhmet Khan (segle XVIII) fou kan de part de la Gran Horda Kazakh i de l'Horda Mitjana Kazakh.

Era fill de Bulat Khan al que hauria succeït vers el 1729 quan ja l'Horda havia perdut la seva capital Turkestan davant els jungars o sungars. Levchine diu que a la mort de Semeke Khan (Shemiaka Khan) de l'Horda Mitjana Kazakh, que hauria estat en data incerta posterior al 1733 (quan Semeke Khan va retre homenatge a l'emperadriu russa) fou també escollit per governar aquesta horda. El 1737 quan Tatischef fou nomenat governador d'Orenburg en substitució de Kirilof, Abilmambet ja governava i fou cridat a Orenburg però no va obeir i no hi va anar al·legant (agost del 1738) que vivia molt lluny del riu Irtix i que hi aniria la propera primavera per jurar lleialtat. No va arribar a produir-se aquest fet, ja que Tatischef fou cridat a l'inici del 1739 i el va substituir el príncep Urussof.

Llavors va esclatar un conflicte entre Abilmambet i Abu l-Khayr Khan de l'Horda Petita Kazakh que per la seva condició de generalíssim pretenia exercir una hegemonia sobre les altres dues hordes. El 1740 Abu l-Makhmet Khan acompanyat del príncep Ablai (Abylai) Sultan i altres caps i notables, i de gent del poble de l'Horda Mitjana, va arribar a Orenburg i es va entrevistar amb el príncep Urussof del que va rebre considerables honors. Va presentar cartes de submissió, llegides per un intèrpret i van fer la cerimònia del jurament sobre l'alcorà amb l'afegit de tamghas i segells. L'endemà es va comprometre a protegir a les caravanes russes i a restaurar els coses que havien estat saquejades en l'assalt d'alguna caravana; a més s'obligava a ajustar la pau amb els calmucs del riu Volga. Es diu que al mateix temps era a Orenburg el kan de l'Horda Petita Kazakh, Abu l-Khayr Khan i els seus dos fills Nurali i Erali, però els dos grups kazakhs no es van trobar; es diu que Abu l-Khayr de fet va marxar de pressa i corrent per temor a ser empresonat a petició d'Abu l-Makhmet.

El 1741 Karasakal (Barba-negra), el cap dels baixkirs, es va refugiar amb els kazakhs i va dirigir una banda de saquejadors kazakhs (no se sap de quina horda) contra els sungars, que en revenja van perseguir a la banda, assolant els campaments kazakhs que van trobar pel camí. Es van aturar finalment a causa d'un missatge del príncep Urussof que ordenava mantenir la pau entre calmucs i "russos" i si tenien alguna queixa l'havien de fer a Sant Petersburg i no agafar la justícia per la seva mà. El calmucs van al·legar que ignoraven que els kazakhs foren subjectes russos.

Abilmambet Khan va demanar poder construir una fortalesa en el seu territori. En els mesos següents els kazakhs van seguir atacant territori dzungar i el 1741 el kan dzungar Galdan Chereng (1727-1745) va enviar dos exèrcits, un contra l'Horda Mitjana i Gran i un altre contra la Petita. En les lluites Abylai Sultan, un dels prínceps kazakhs, fou fet presoner. El 1742 el major rus Müller fou despatxat al territori dzungar per negociar el seu alliberament amb Galdan Chereng. Abu l-Makhmet va haver d'enviar una ambaixada a Galdan per demanar disculpes i entregar al seu propi fill com a ostatge i Rússia va protestar per aquestes relacions dels kazakhs i els calmucs sense intervenció dels russos, i també en desacord amb el sistema dels ostatges oferint restringir els atacs kazakhs; però els calmucs, que coneixien als seus veïns, van insistir i només acceptaven ostatges en garantia. Els russos finalment es van limitar a aconsellar a Abilmambet Khan que controlés a la seva gent.

Mentre Abu l-Khayr que estava de camí a Orenburg, es va assabentar que els russos el volien detenir i va retornar a les seves terres però va fer el jurament a l'emperadriu russa a través de l'interpret Urazlin, enviat per l'ocasió. També es va prendre nou jurament a Abilmambet Khan que governava sobre l'Horda Gran i la Mitjana; però una part d'aquesta darrera obeïa a Borrak o Burruk Khan, fill de Tursun Khan (antic kan kazakh a Taixkent), que també va fer el jurament al mateix temps (1743). L'enviament dels regals tradicionals va causar un conflicte diplomàtic quan Borrak o Burruk Khan va protestar perquè els hi havia portat un missatger en lloc d'un enviat com a Abilmambet, i per aquesta causa va retornar el sabre i altres objectes enviats. El 1744 Abylai Sultan fou alliberat pels dzungars després de les laborioses gestions de Müller.

Encara el 1744 els dzungars van fer una demostració cap a la frontera russa a Sibèria i Abu l-Makhmet i el seu poble es van desplaçar cap a la ciutat de Turquestan, i el kan kazakh va fer aliança amb Galdan Chereng, que tenia al seu fill com a ostatge i que esperava que li cediria la ciutat. Burruk Sultan per la seva banda també va entregar un fill com a ostatge a Galdan i va intrigar per obtenir el suport dels notables de l'Horda Mitjana que obeïen a Abilmambet. Però l'expedició dels dzungars no va tenir continuïtat i la guerra amb els russos no va arribar a esclatar; els dzungars es van retirar altre cop al seu territori.

El 1745 tornen a ser esmentats els dos kans Abilmambet i Burruk fent el jurament de lleialtat a Rússia. Emn aquest any una ràtzia dels dzungars a terra kazakh va suposar la captura de molts cavalls. Aquell mateix any Galdang Chereng va morir i el va succeir Tsevan Dorji (1745-1750).

El 1748 Abu l-Khayr Khan de l'Horda Petita fou derrotat i mort per Burruk i més tard aquest va saquejar la terra dels karakalpaks que eren subjectes russos; per temor a la venjança d'aquestos es va retirar cap a l'est i va ocupar les ciutats d'Ikan, Otrar i Sighnak, i en aquesta va establir el seu campament però el 1749 fou enverinat allí junt amb els seus dos fill mentre vivien a casa d'un cap religiós. aquest crim fou segurament obra dels dzungars però a petició de Nurali Khan, el fill d'Abu l-Khayr Khan. En aquest temps la major part dels caps kazakhs de l'Horda Mitjana ja havien entregat ostatges als dzungars que començaven a considerar a l'Horda com una dependència.

Abilmambet Khan es va retirar a Turkestan i va governar sobre la Gran Horda i alguns clans de l'Horda Mitjana fins a la seva mort que podria ser el 1771. La seva autoritat sobre l'Horda Mitjana es va virtualment esvair entre 1742 i 1748 on progressivament Abylai Sultan (després Abylai Khan o Ablai Khan) va anar imposant el seu poder.

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Just a short note this week. It's summer. We have family in town from New Jersey for ten days. Gonna make sure we treat them to as much as we can of what CO is all about – including bands, beers, bud and booze. And grand views, Grand Lake, South Park and Red Rocks of course.
This week's MMMM (Monday Morning Music Meeting) below has new music for you to vote on from Darren Garvey (Elephant of Revival), Devotchka, the Lumineers, John Grant (the Czars) and Westword Music Showcase Award Winner RL Cole & the Hell You Say.
Next week's show is already in the can. It's a mid-summer review of some of the best of the Colorado Playlist for 2018. Enjoy. Hopefully I'll be back in time for next week's post.
Jen Korte with her band "the Loss" just won the Westword Music Showcase Award for best folk artist for 2018. In the meantime Jen is also establishing herself as FAR MORE than folk, pop, rock, hip-hop, indie or any other style outside of metal, punk, country or blues with her latest offering called Lady Gang.
From the website: ABOUT: Lady Gang was given a small loop pedal in 2014 and found herself quickly falling down the rabbit hole of live looping and beat creation. Empowered by her electric guitar, her voice, a beat machine, and her loop pedal, LADY GANG fuses elements of hip hop and indie rock to create a sound rich with originality and skill.
…she has been seen in and around Denver as a solo artist as well as a collaborator in Denver's hip hop scene both as a vocalist and guitarist for Def Knock and through her partnership with Denver's best MC of 2017, Kitty Crimes, as Nasty Twin. She has been seen opening the stage for Too Short, The Pharcyde, Mac Lethal and Wax.
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Another week and another weekend of live music in Northern Colorado. The main event this weekend was a benefit for Women In Blues held at the Armory Event Center in Brighton.
Event organizer Kyle Deibler (Memphis West Music) filled me in that W.I.B. is an aspiring national level non-profit (501C3) organization. Colorado women in blues owned the sparsely attended event from the first act on.
Unfortunately, I was not able to stay to see the non-Colorado talent headlining the bill, due to a scheduled show with my own band.
The biggest surprise of the day was a revamped Kerry Pastine & the Crime Scene. Gone are Lance "Romance" Bakermeyer (bass) and Mad Dog Minnick (drums/vocals), who have gone back to the Hillbilly Hellcats with Chuch Hughes.
Lance and Mad Dog provided equal parts of the look, vibe and style to the original Crime Scene lineup – giving the band a unified and uniformed look and sound on stage – matching Kerry AND Pauly Six in performance intensity and style. Wearing beards, caps, dark glasses and black shirts, the matching colorful fashion statement gone, a potentially darker and deadlier groove may be what we'll get moving forward from the new rhythm section.
KPCS has a new album dropping very soon – I premiered a new track from the album (a Nancy Sinatra/Lee Hazelwood cover featuring Jim Dalton of the Railbenders) in the show this week .. it's below in the MMMM.
Fresh off her album release show at the Walnut Room in Denver, Cass Clayton opened the show. She and her airtight band showed considered homage to her obvious influences, that include Susan Tedeschi and Bonnie Raitt.
The Crime Scene and Cass Clayton Band were not the only ones appearing with new releases in hand. Colorado Blues Society 2018 Band Champion, Mojomama, recently released their latest called Red, White and Blues. Happily for me they included my favorite track on the album, Lazy River. Eef & the Blues Express rounded out the show, showcasing her formidable guitar chops, alongside the Colorado Blues Society 2018 solo/duo Champion Scott Hackler on keys.
The Brighton Armory is an exquisite small venue in our region capable of seating 300, or providing standing room only for 500. They've been adding more and more shows there, produced either by the city of Brighton under the management of Gary Montoya or by independent promoters.
The sound system is more than adequate for the room, and stands out as among the best in the region – equaling those at venues such as the Armory in Fort Collins or the Boulder Theater or the Mishawaka Amphitheatre. One criticism from me is that the room clearly needs additional baffling and sound absorption panels to knock down the boominess of a near empty room.
In a city that lacks even ONE non-public venue dedicated to live music, the Armory is a wonderful place to catch upcoming shows from the likes of popular regional acts like FACE Vocal Band, or national country acts like John Anderson (coming Oct 28) … and is EASILY accessible to Denver, Thornton, and other north metro communities.
Every once in a while a new artist appears, seemingly out of nowhere. I cannot even begin to say where or how I heard of Jackson Emmer from Carbondale. He's been getting mad praise from the likes of No Depression, POPMATTERS and Rolling Stone, which wrote "Americana songwriters are a dime a dozen these days, but few are writing songs like Jackson Emmer."
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Astronauts "Little Ford Ragtop" from Competition Coupe/Astronauts Orbit Kampus (1964)
(D) Jackson Emmer "Don't Leave Me Blue" from Jukebox (2018)
Monocle Band "Sad-Eyed Girl" from The Clearing (2017)
Chris Daniels & the Kings "Joy" from Funky To the Bone (2015)
(D) Darren Garvey "First of the Year" from Heart Attack Sleeves EP (2018)
Voodoo Kings "Eyes on You" from Faith & Whiskey (2018)
Fierce Bad Rabbit "Time Machine" from Maestro & the Elephant (2013)
The SIR Band "Wading" from So Cold (2018)
(D) Kerry Pastine & the Crime Scene "Summer Wine (feat. Jim Dalton)" from I Make My Own Luck (2018)
Patti Fiasco "Blue Eyed West" from Saved By Rock And Roll (2016)
Big Head Todd & The Monsters "Glow" from New World Arisin' (2017)
Paa Kow "African lady" from Cookpot (2017)
Poco "You Better Think Twice" from Deliverin' (1971)
(D) Gregory Alan Isakov "Chemicals" from Evening Machines (2018)
Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats "Thank you" from Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats (2015)
(D) Dierks Bentley "The Mountain" from The Mountain (2018)
The Railbenders "Hard Road" from The Medicine Show (2018)
SHEL "The Latest And Greatest Blueberry Rubberband" from SHEL (2012)
Paul Galaxy & the Galatix "White Train" from Slingshot (2004)
Francis and the Wolf "Call of the Wild" from Ladies & Gentlemen (2017)
(N) Blake Brown & American Dust Choir "Up In Arms" from Long Way Home (2018)
Rose Hill Drive "Broken by the Storm" from Mania (2017)
Paul Mullikin Quintet "Minor Profits" from TIME IS NOW (2014)
Author goatPosted on July 16, 2018 Categories Live Music News, Misc., MMMM (New Music), Playlists, Polls, Reviews, VideosTags 105.5 The Colorado Sound, Blake Brown and the American Dust Choir, Brighton Armory, Cass Clayton, Colorado music, Darren Garvey, Denver music, Dierks Bentley, Eef and the Blues Express, Fort Collins, gregory alan isakov, Jackson Emmer, kafm, KBUT, KCMJ, kdnk, Kerry Pastine and the Crime Scene, KLZR, KOTO, KOYC, krfc, KSUT, KWMV, KZYR, KZYR The Zephyr, Mojomama, rocky mountain music, TellurideLeave a comment on CP S12 EP27 2018


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Lancashire County Cricket Club is delighted to announce that all-rounder Josh Bohannon and pace bowler Liam Hurt have both signed their first professional contracts.
Bohannon and Hurt both played a vital role in the success of Lancashire Second XI this season, led by Coach Chris Benbow. Lancashire won the Second XI Championship after beating Hampshire on the Isle of Wight in September and reached the quarter final and semi-final of the Second XI Trophy and T20 competitions respectively.
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René Chabasse, né le  en Dordogne, tué le  à Angoulême par un soldat allemand, est un résistant français.

Biographie
Il grandit à Bouëx, petite commune charentaise située à environ quinze kilomètres à l'est d'Angoulême.
Il a un frère (Pierre) et une sœur. Sa mère est institutrice à Bouëx et son père, un retraité de la gendarmerie, entretient une petite propriété agricole.

Engagement dans la Résistance
En 1939, il est élève au lycée de garçons de la place Beaulieu à Angoulême (actuel lycée Guez-de-Balzac), trop jeune pour être mobilisé. La ligne de démarcation passe entre Bouëx (zone occupée) et Vouzan, à 3 kilomètres, où se trouve l'exploitation de son père. René Chabasse et son ami Jean Lapeyre-Mensignac organisent dès l'été 1940 un réseau de passeurs. À l'automne, ils entrent en contact avec Guy Chaumet du réseau Copernic et Théo Burlot du réseau F2. Ils deviennent des agents de renseignements pour le compte du BCRA à Londres. René Chabasse multiplie les missions d'observation en Charente, mais aussi en Normandie, en Bretagne et dans les Pyrénées. En 1941, il rejoint le réseau SOL d'Eugène Bornier à Saint-Étienne, passant ainsi du renseignement à l'action.

En particulier, René Chabasse assure la mise en place en Charente de plusieurs zones d'atterrissages clandestins pour les avions Westland Lysanders qui assurent la liaison entre Londres et la France. C'est dans le cadre d'une de ces opérations qu'il accueille entre autres Pierre Brossolette et Yéo-Thomas dans la nuit du 18 au , puis Claude Bonnier, DRM de la région B et son adjoint Jacques Nancy dans la nuit du 14 au .

Dès lors et jusqu'à la libération, les opérations d'atterrissages clandestins et de parachutage se multiplient, organisés par René Chabasse et Charles Franc qui sont responsables BOA (Bureau des opérations aériennes)-SAP (Section atterrissages et parachutages) pour la Charente. Ils sont dénoncés à la Gestapo en . René Chabasse est arrêté le 21 devant le domicile  de la famille Berger, qu'il voulait prévenir du danger. Il s'échappe une première fois, et repris, tente de prendre la fuite à nouveau et est abattu par un soldat allemand.

Mémoire
Depuis le , son corps et celui de son frère Pierre reposent dans la crypte du Mémorial de la Résistance à Chasseneuil-sur-Bonnieure.

Un boulevard d'Angoulême et une rue de la commune de Bouëx où il a grandi portent son nom, avec une plaque à l'endroit où il est décédé. Pendant la cérémonie du  une petite stèle a été inaugurée pour commémorer le sacrifice de René Chabasse. Photos : http://resistancefrancaise.blogspot.fr/2016/10/nouvelle-stele-la-memoire-de-rene.html

Notes et références

Sources
 Jean Lapeyre-Mensignac et alii, René Chabasse, héros de la résistance, Pilote  24, 1996, 100 p.
 Raymond Troussard, L'Armée de l'ombre: le maquis charentais "Bir Hacheim", 1943-1945, S.A.J.I.C., 253 p.

Voir aussi

Article connexe
 Maquis de Bir Hacheim
René Chabasse (1921 - 1944) résistant jusqu'au bout - https://resistancefrancaise.blogspot.com/2014/02/rene-chabasse-1921-1944.html

Résistant français
Naissance en avril 1921
Décès en février  1944
Titulaire de la médaille de la Résistance française


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Bertie Wooster
rating 10.0/10 (6 users)
Grew Up… in a moneyed, noble family. He was born Bertram Wilberforce Wooster, but goes by "Bertie" with his pals (most of whom are old school friends). As for his middle name – he owes that to a racehorse that Bertie's father won money on shortly before his birth.
Living… alone in a lavish London apartment. He is waited on by his manservant, Jeeves, who is a great friend and invaluable resource to Bertie. Jeeves isn't always able to keep Bertie entirely out of trouble, but he certainly does a good bit of damage control. Though outwardly Bertie's life appears to be one of ease and luxury, the mix-ups and general nonsense that seem to follow him keep him more than busy enough.
Profession… young gentleman and member of the idle rich. Being independently wealthy, however, does have its responsibilities. There are the social engagements, his scheming aunts, and the unsavory prospect of marriage.
Interests… the latest fashions and music. In his downtime Bertie enjoys tickling the ivories to tunes that are à la mode at his social club, the Drones.
Relationship Status… single, and set upon from all sides. Bertie is happy in the single life and can't see much reason for bringing that happiness to a premature close.
Challenge… avoiding marriage and entanglement in the complicated schemes of his tiresome aunts. Bur really, all things considered, Bertie has quite a pleasant life. Though he is subject to being seized by his own flights of fancy. He once tells Jeeves, "You know, I wish I had a daughter. I wonder what the procedure is?"
Personality… decent, upstanding, and helpful, if not overly bright. Bertie sees the best in others and is always ready to lend a hand, giving a smile and a "What ho!" He's an optimist, and as such things often tend to work out for the best. Of course, it doesn't hurt that he's rich – and that he has Jeeves in his corner.
Bertie Wooster 's popularity ranking on CharacTour is #1328 out of 5,600+ characters. See our top-ranked characters and read their profiles.
In 1930s, Bertie Wooster is waited on by his manservant, Jeeves, who is a great friend and invaluable resource. Jeeves isn't always able to keep Bertie entirely out of trouble, but he certainly does a good bit of damage control. Though outwardly Bertie's life appears to be one of ease and luxury, the mix-ups and general nonsense that seem to follow him keep him more than busy enough.


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City Charter should recognize all voters as 'qualified'
Robert Givens / Guest Opinion
Editor's note: The following guest opinion originally ran Dec. 19, 2013. We are reposting it in advance of the public forum the Iowa City Charter Commission has scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday in Iowa City Hall.
The Iowa City Charter draws a distinction between "eligible electors" and "qualified electors." The former designation refers to those who are eligible to vote but have not registered; the latter refers to those who are registered to vote.
The citizen-initiated process of proposing new measures to the City Council or having existing measures reconsidered as defined in Article VII of the Charter provides that petitions for initiative and referendum may only contain the signatures of "qualified electors." The Hawkeye Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union believes that this designation creates an artificial and harmful obstacle to participation of the general public in making changes to the City Code.
Residents of Iowa City who meet the requirements for voting have the right to have their views on significant issues known, and to influence public policy through initiative and referendum petitions. It is difficult enough to secure the signatures and verify that signers live in Iowa City; ensuring that they are registered creates an undue burden on petitioners. Since current Iowa law provides for election day voter registration, the distinction between residents who are registered and those who are not is not significant and should be eliminated.
The current language is particularly problematic because it effectively requires the City to go through every signature on the petition in order to match it with a corresponding voting registration record. Not only is this an expensive and time consuming process (it takes the city clerk's office up to two weeks to verify a petition's sufficiency), it also virtually guarantees that the City will strike out a significant percentage of valid signatures because of something as simple as change of address or illegible (from the city clerk's point of view) handwriting. And, of course, it guarantees that signatures of Iowa City citizens otherwise eligible to vote who have not yet registered will not be counted.
In essence, the city is currently denying legitimate petitioners their voice in the matter in an attempt to prevent potential fraud that is in the end inconsequential: a petition is not the same as a law, but only a proposal before the city council or the voters. If the petition is misguided, frivolous or simply not worthy of citizens' attention, it simply will not be adopted by the council or the voters. There is no need to protect us from ourselves.
Iowa Code regarding petitioning by citizens, Chapter 364.2, uses the term "eligible voters" and contains no mention of "qualified voters." Additionally, Chapter 362.4 states: "The petition shall be examined before it is accepted for filing. If the petition appears valid on its face it shall be accepted for filing. If it lacks the required number of signatures it shall be returned to the petitioner. Petitions which have been accepted for filing are valid unless written objections are filed with the city clerk within five working days after the petition is received."
The Hawkeye Chapter believes that the language above provides for a more reasonable and democratic process, and urges the Iowa City Council to amend the City Charter to eliminate the anachronistic "qualified elector" distinction and make the Charter follow the current Iowa Code, Chapter 362.4.
Robert Givens of president of the Hawkeye Chapter of the ACLU-Iowa. He is writing on behalf of the Board of Directors.
• What: The Iowa City Charter Review Commission is holding a public forum on possible changes to the city government's founding document.
• When: 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2014.
• Where: Iowa City Hall, 410 E. Washington St.
• For information: Visit www.icgov.org/citycharter.
• If you can't attend: Submit your suggestions/concerns about the city charter either through email (citycharter@iowa-city.org) or regular mail (Marian K. Karr, City Clerk; 410 E. Washington St., Iowa City, IA 52240).


Bendigo TAFE celebrated the achievements of its top students and graduates at its graduation and awards ceremony on Monday.
Diploma of Community Services student, Nicole Benson took out the top prize being named the 2018 Bendigo TAFE Student of the Year.
The ceremony at the Ulumbarra Theatre recognised students from the Class of 2018 across health and community, professional and creative, food and fibre, automotive, foundations and pathways, construction and industrial, and Indigenous study areas.
More than 160 graduates from Bendigo City, Charleston Road, Echuca and Castlemaine campuses attended the event.
The annual ceremony highlights the vital role of vocational education and training in transforming lives.


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To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, what discussions he has held with stakeholders on establishing a commissioner to (a) tackle and (b) provide guidance on tackling (i) online hate activity and (ii) cyber bullying.
Ministers and officials have regular meetings and discussions with stakeholders on a range of issues, including online hate and abuse. Details of ministerial meetings are published quarterly on the Gov.uk website.


After being a Division I Track and Field and Cross Country Athlete I needed something that still had that competitive edge, both for myself and in my community. While conducting my Master's in Berlin I lived down the street from a CrossFit gym and figured I would give it a shot. I only had three months left in Germany but I fell in love with the atmosphere, the strength component, and the ever-changing, yet challenging workouts.
In August of 2018 I moved to Tucson where Crossfit entered my life again. I was concluding my personal training certification and Emily and Marcin offered me an internship with them. Immediately Crossfit 520 became a family, and I felt part of a strong community—both mentally and physically. While my journey has been quite short so far I love the growth aspect so much.
I love being able to support people in reaching their goals. The coolest thing (and maybe most frustrating) about fitness is that our minds always give up before our bodies. I love being able to push people to the next limit and love when people see that they ARE capable of so much more than they expected.
This is not a CrossFit thing but I love "the running movement," it is just fun to go fast and push yourself!
Make it a habit— fitness should add to your life and it shapes everything about you literally (mind and body). Start building it into part of your life by starting small and then moving towards small goals. We all have big, glamorous goals, but they will not happen if you do not break them down to day to day goals and even minute to minute goals, especially in CrossFit where you have the ability to make each movement count!


It has been way too long since I've sat down and attempted a blog post. I think Adele's 'Hello' would be more than appropriate here.
Blogging is something I really enjoy and have really missed. The world of blogging has really blown up and it's becoming increasingly difficult to stand out as a blogger. The bar is always being raised and it starts to feel like you are in a bizarre competition with people you haven't even met; so I decided to take a break.
I took a break because I wasn't completely happy with the content I was creating and I was starting to feel burnout. Having 5 posts ready on top of a full time job meant that I could not spend as much time creating quality blog posts and I was just posting for the sake of posting. Taking a break really made me realize how important blogging is to me, so I'm going to make it work. There won't be 5 new posts a week (I'm aiming for 3) for the time being, so that I can focus on quality!
If you're reading this, thank you for being so patient while I was away and I look forward to the future!


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Nintendo recap: Truth behind Bayonetta cover-up and insight into Xenoblade Chronicles 3's success
By Rebecca Spear
The biggest Nintendo news from the past week or so.
(Image credit: Monolith Soft)
Hello everyone and welcome to this week's Nintendo recap. After months of waiting, Xenoblade Chronicles 3 was finally released on Switch, and it's proving to be a huge game with plenty of improvements over past entries in the series. In other news, we learned this week that it wasn't Nintendo who told PlatinumGames to cover up our favorite witch, Bayonetta.
We also finally got a release date for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe — Booster Course Pass's second wave, which brings additional courses, including a brand new one, to the game. There are plenty of other things to discuss, so let's dive on in.
Bayonetta 3 cover-up wasn't Nintendo's idea
(Image credit: Nintendo)
You'll recall that a couple weeks ago, Nintendo released a new trailer for the upcoming Bayonetta 3 and explained that this adult game would have a new Naive Angel Mode that keeps the Umbra Witch covered up instead of having her be naked through her most powerful attacks. Many people on the internet didn't respond well to this news, with some people blaming Nintendo for making PlatinumGames censor our leading lady.
However, PlatinumGame Executive Director Hideki Kamiya recently explained on Twitter that the reverse is actually true.
ベヨの露出の話になると「任天堂だから云々」という言葉をやたら目にするけど、ベヨ1(移植)、ベヨ2、ベヨ3を通じて、任天堂から露出のことで口を出されたことは、ベヨ2でリンクのコスチュームに対して「もっと胸元露出させてもいいのでは?」と提案されたことを除いて、一度もないんですよ…July 19, 2022
"I see a lot of people bring up Nintendo when discussing the nudity in Bayonetta, but during our time with the Bayonetta 1 port, Bayonetta 2 and Bayonetta 3, the only suggestion we received was regarding the Link costume in Bayonetta 1 and 2, and how it should have been a little bit more revealing. No bias influenced that aspect of the game, and I think players can enjoy the game without worrying that it may have been. As Iwacchi mentioned, Nintendo isn't just a giant company with red tape around every corner, and after working with them for such a long time, I get the impression that although there are times where we may butt heads, they're surprisingly open to direct discussions around development and sales."
(Thanks for the translation, NintendoEverything)
So it turns out that Nintendo didn't ask PlatinumGames to tone down Bayonetta's more bawdy elements. In fact, Nintendo at least once asked the developer to make her design racier and in a Link cosplay too. Scandalous. 😘
It's believed that Naive Angel Mode was designed so that people playing at home around family or those streaming online won't have to worry as much about "inappropriate" imagery. If you think about it, this mode will make the game more approachable for more players, even if the innuendo-filled dialogue doesn't change.
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 releases to overwhelming positive reviews
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 has officially released on Nintendo Switch after what feels like an eternity of waiting. The game has scored very highly among critics and was at an 89 Metascore at the time of this writing. Of the many praises it has received, one that everyone can agree on is that the world is huge with plenty of quests to do. Some have even reported that it took over 100 hours to beat. We're currently working on our review of the game on iMore and will get it up sometime next week, so check back for that.
Despite being a Switch exclusive, some people have managed to bring the JRPG to Steam Deck and other platforms since the full game leaked a week before launch. This means there are plenty of spoilers floating around online already, so if you want to avoid them, you'll want to be careful when on social media or streaming sites.
Concept art and challenges for Xenoblade Chronicles 3 revealed in Nintendo interview
While we're on the topic, Nintendo released a three-part interview where the Monolith Soft developers behind Xenoblade Chronicles 3 talk about the game and the challenges they faced in making it. They discuss just about everything, including character designs, combat, music, and even motion capture.
At one point, producer and director Koh Kojima explained that coming up with character designs was a "hellish process of trial and error." The team especially struggled to get Noah's look right since they wanted him to be both a powerful individual as well as a philosopher. Concept art for some of the characters was even included in the interview.
Another cool thing is that this interview reveals what lengths the team went to in order to create an immersive world. We've known since the first announcement trailer that flutes play an important part in the game, but the interview reveals that the developers actually made their own flutes so they could create unique music. As Mitsuda said, "By making the flutes from scratch, you can create a sound that hasn't been heard before." That's going the distance in a level of audible world-building I love to hear.
With the team working so hard to improve upon previous games in the Xenoblade Chronicles franchise and focus on so many little details, it's no wonder that the third installment in the JRPG series has been doing so well.
Wave 2 of the Mario Kart Booster Course Pass brings eight additional courses next week
On Thursday, Nintendo announced that Wave 2 of the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe — Booster Course Pass will finally release on Aug 4. This will bring two additional cups with four courses apiece. Among the ones announced are fan favorites from past Mario Kart games and a brand new, never-before-seen course that looks so sweet it might just give your cavities.
Turnip Cup
Original game
New York Minute Tour Zip past towering skyscrapers and enjoy a scenic drive through the park in this Big Apple-inspired course originating from the mobile game Mario Kart Tour.
Mario Circuit 3 SNES Drift your way around tight corners and avoid the Warp Pipes in this classic course that originated in Super Mario Kart on Super NES.
Kalimari Desert N64 This desert race features frequent run-ins with an old-fashioned steam locomotive that crosses the course – be careful not to cause any delays!
Waluigi Pinball DS Launch, bump and weave across this course themed after a giant pinball table, complete with colorful lights and sounds. Just try not to tilt!
Propeller Cup
Sydney Sprint Tour Soak up the sunshine as you soar above the bay and cruise around the sights in this course that originated in Mario Kart Tour.
Snow Land GBA Try not to slip and slide on this wintry course from Mario Kart: Super Circuit. Just remember: Cooler heads will prevail.
Mushroom Gorge Wii This course features an underground cavern, deep chasms and giant mushrooms to spring off of – make sure you land safely!
Sky-High Sundae Brand New The competition may heat up, but that doesn't mean you can't chill out in this sweet race, which is filled with larger-than-life desserts at nearly every turn. Prove you're number one under the sun(dae) in this debut course!
Anybody with a Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscription can play these new courses when they go live next Thursday. If you don't have a subscription, you can also purchase the Booster Course Pass on its own from Nintendo for $24.99. However, you must have the base game to play the extra courses.
Digimon Survive released for Switch
(Image credit: Bandai)
After hardly any information was put out there ahead of launch, Digimon Survive finally released on Friday for multiple platforms, including Nintendo Switch. This franchise was the big Pokémon competitor back in the 90s, but its games haven't done very well over the past several years.
Not only that, but the game's official Twitter account posted a recommendation for players to not discuss spoilers on social media for two months.
We ask players to avoid posting anything on social media that may spoil the story from Chapter 5 onward for the first two months after Digimon Survive's release. Let's keep Digimon Survive a one-of-a-kind experience! pic.twitter.com/ONeEH2tnptJuly 27, 2022
Unfortunately, it's hard to get a good idea of how well this game plays since Bandai Namco didn't give out review codes before release. I'm neck-deep in the massive world of Xenoblade Chronicles 3, so I won't be playing it anytime soon. However, if a company refuses to give out codes to reviewers, it's often a sign that there is something wrong with the game and that it likely won't perform well. We'll have to see if that's the case as user reviews start pouring in.
What to play this week
I highly recommend checking out Xenoblade Chronicles 3 if you haven't already. I've been playing it for several hours, and it's proven to be a good addition to the series with a complex battle system and an engaging plot. If you were worried about hopping in, know it's also beginner friendly! At the very least, you'll get a lot of bang for your buck with it since it's over 100 hours long.
- Rebecca Spear
Rebecca Spear
Gaming aficionado Rebecca Spear is iMore's dedicated gaming editor with a focus on Nintendo Switch and iOS gaming. You'll never catch her without her Switch or her iPad Air handy. If you've got a question about Pokémon, The Legend of Zelda, or just about any other Nintendo series check out her guides to help you out. Rebecca has written thousands of articles in the last six years including hundreds of extensive gaming guides, previews, and reviews for both Switch and Apple Arcade. She also loves checking out new gaming accessories like iPhone controllers and has her ear to the ground when it comes to covering the next big trend.
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Training is here to help us enrich and empower our precious animal's lives.
Training is a mutual communication to enhance the relationship between you and the animals.
Training is a shared learning process with your animal, where you and your animal create mutual and clear communication together.
Training is an opportunity for us to understand and empower your animal.
Learning new behavior/cue is challenging and sometimes difficult for us.
This can be applied to our precious animal, horses.
But, we can make the learning fun and enjoyable experience for them and for us.
Start with something that the horse and you can do now, systematically and carefully develop a training plan (teaching program) including analyzing component skills/prerequisite skills for you and your animal, arranging the antecedent environment, setting easily achievable criteria, using functional reinforcers, continuing raising criteria at a pace that a horse repeats the behavior successfully and reach the final behavior, and constantly modify the training plan based on the behavioral feedback that our horses give us.
Through training with the constructional approach and positive reinforcement, you can empower your horses.
Give them the ability to change their environment.
Give them an experience of successful learning.
Give desirable function to their new or existing behavior.
Give them a fun game to work on.
Share the enjoyment of learning behaviors that are useful and effective to live with you.
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Is the "solder paste" actually flux?
First of all, it should be stated in the product description that only 8 of the 12 pins are routed through MOSFETs!
Secondly... WOW it took me a while to work out how this is supposed to be used!
Turns out it is supposed to fit under/over an arduino pro mini (both facing up; so you cant see the handy silk screen anymore, or you cant access the reset button).
The pins are also wired in a kinda odd way if you ask me, but i suppose at least you get access to both GND and 3v3!
Is there any chance of a datasheet for this?
I assume this crystal is used on the DEV-09734 BoB?
Is anyone having issues with the RX_CRC_VALID bit being incorrect? I am currently suspecting faulty silicon, but can't be sure!
@sparkfun perhaps a consideration for v2? pull down on the TST pin, im using 1k!
Yep, I'm having the same issue! Im using the Koala (PRT-08722) for power, usb and a bit of breaboard area.
When it has been switched off for a while (a minute or so) and you then turn it on (plugged into USB or from battery) it will freeze up at some point in the next few seconds. One time it lasted about 4 seconds, but never longer.
For me, pressing reset starts it off again and I have no problems after that.
Using the arduino bootloader, it sometimes doesn't even get out and into the app. sometimes it does.
Using WDT and BOD both didnt help, and I attached the VCC to a storage scope hoping to see a nice little brown out, but nothing!
Anyone at SF having these problems too?!
I figured that others might like this too... I've ported the arduino bootloader to this AVR! woo!


As of 24 August 2018, GLASS launched, the successor to TrailWise – the national database of green lanes. It's fully mobile and tablet friendly. It's been a ground-up rebuild as the original TW was built using outdated technology. All information from the original TW has been kept on a 'Legacy' layer. The other layers will be BOATs and UCRs, and covers the majority of unsurfaced roads in England and Wales. Further layers are planned in future updates. User comments also allows for the inclusion of photos. TW2 is exclusively available to GLASS members. You can join GLASS by clicking the 'Join us' button.
The video below shows a simple walkthrough of TW2.
20 years ago, GLASS realised the value of an online green road database. Various groups, both local and national, had record systems of all varieties from card index via spreadsheets to database (and many still do); it was clear that a single system would bring benefits.
By 2000 the idea of a National Green Lane Database looked viable as an internet based project, mostly promoted by vehicle using groups (as other groups could not commit to the project).
Because of the nature of the participants, the routes in question are mainly minor highways with full or suspected vehicular rights. However, as a recording tool the system is capable of being used with equal effect with any or all types of highway.
The GLASS List of Roads was conceived as a tool to co-ordinate research into minor roads. Initially there was a limited experiment open to a very small number of people, which proved that a system could be useful and also helped to identify what information was needed, and suitable technology for implementation.
At Easter 2001, the GLASS executive agreed to develop a fully functional live system, and a sub-committee was set up for this purpose by Ian Boddison. List of Roads was released to the membership at the AGM in September of the same year – a tremendous achievement by Ian with the support of his team.
By 2003 the project had acquired a new name, Wayfinder, and TRF members were using it too.
By the 2004 GLASS AGM, there had been a big realisation of the potential of Wayfinder to provide information about where GLASS members and other users can go and drive away from tarmac. Although Wayfinder was initially devised as a research tool, this important practical use of the system would need to be developed. To safeguard the project and its precious data content, the "Wayfinder Principles Agreement" was struck, recognising the need for more independent management of Wayfinder, as well as continuity for users of the system.
In 2006, the hoped-for developments were not materialising. Ian Boddison, no longer a member of GLASS, gave rights to his bespoke programming to an external company, together with a copy of all the data entered to date by GLASS & TRF members, and others work. A 'rival' copy of Wayfinder was established.
No real development of the original Wayfinder could now take place without this company's copyright approval, and as newer technologies had become available over the preceding years, the stage was set for a ground-up rebuild. TrailWise was launched in 2008 to build on the carefully gathered data and experience, and allows for integration of new graphic and mobile features, whilst encouraging responsible use of the ways in question.
Since then we have been making minor tweaks to the system, and in 2014 added the facility to view lanes on live OS mapping. However, the main problem for improving the system further stemmed from the way it was originally created using points (ie straight lines), meaning accurate portrayal of any given lane on a map was not that accurate.
Users can log their use and see other users comments, so can work out if a lane is passible. User logs can also show a lane is regularly used by MPV (Mechanically Propelled Vehicles) and has the potential to protect vehicular right, if for example a road for some reason is up for reclassification. Filling in your use also means an accurate and up to date system.
In late 2018, the decision was made to turn TrailWise off and concentrate our efforts running TW2.


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Q: How to calculates shared edges length on a geopandas dataframe I am working with geopandas, I have a voronoi shapefile, I need to perform certain calculations over the date. However, I am having problems on generating a quicker code: Let's say I have n elements, all of them polygons, I need to know the length of the edge the share (for the one they share):
Voronoi
vorList = gpd.GeoDataFrame(data) #Serveral POLYGON elements

for index, block in vorList.iterrows():
    blockn=gpd.GeoDataFrame({'name':[0],'geometry':[block['geometry']]}) #If I convert on each iter the block to GeoDataFrame I cant perform the intersection
    vals=[]
    for blocki in block.NEIGHBORS.split(','):
        val=vorList.loc[vorList['NAME']==blocki,'geometry']
        neig=gpd.GeoDataFrame.from_features(val)
        intersect=blockn.geometry.intersection(neig.geometry)
        vals.append("%.2f"%intersect.length)
    vorList.at[index, "d"]= ",".join(vals) # Can I store arrays somehow?

The code works, but it takes long time, is there any way to optimize this process?

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