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Matthew Cate - The James Irvine Foundation Leadership Awards
Matthew Cate
President, Cate Consulting
Matthew Cate is the President of Cate Consulting. The firm specializes in the fields of corrections, rehabilitation, public safety, and local government. Prior to this position, he was the Executive Director of the California State Association of Counties (CSAC), providing advocacy, educational, and financial services to California's 58 counties. He also served for more than four years, under two governors, as Secretary of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. As Corrections Secretary, Mr. Cate was instrumental in implementing sweeping reforms to the Department that resulted in reduced recidivism, the end of the prison overcrowding crises, reduced prison spending, and the historic realignment of many public safety services from the State to the County level.During Governor JerryBrown's administration, Mr. Cate also served asChairman of the Board of State and Community Corrections and the Prison Industry Authority. In addition, in 2010, Mr. Cate was elected by his national peers as Regional President of the Association of State Correctional Administrators.
Prior to his appointment as Secretary, Mr. Cate served for four years as the California Inspector General where he was responsible for public oversight of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. Since2007, he has also served on the California Rehabilitation Oversight Board and was responsible for reporting on the progress made by the Department in providing effective rehabilitative programs to California's inmates and parolees. Prior to becoming California's Inspector General, Mr. Cate served asa state and local prosecutor.From 1996 to 2004, he held the position of Deputy Attorney General at the California Department of Justice. In 2003, while working on federal fraud and corruption matters, Mr. Cate was cross-designated as a Special Assistant United States Attorney.From 1994 to 1996, Mr. Cate was a Deputy District Attorney for Sacramento County.He received his bachelor's degree in business administration and management from Linfield College and his juris doctor degree from the University of Oregon.


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'SILENCING' TACTIC TO BE REVIEWED: LABOR CANDIDATES' PROMISE
by David Grace | Aug 30, 2021 | Governance, media | 0 comments
A Labor mayor with the support of newly-elected councillors to the Eurobodalla Shire Council (ESC) would review, as a priority, ad hoc rules currently preventing open discussion during public forums.
David Grace said today councillors' questions of speakers at council's monthly public forums were a cornerstone of democracy, but ESC bans them.
"The good news is we have the support of the NSW Government's Office of Local Government (OLG) to have that silencing technique reviewed within the first 12 months of the newly elected council," said Labor's mayoral candidate, David Grace. "I promise the review will be completed within the first 12 days if I have any say in the matter!
"We understand OLG has decreed the council is required to review its code of meeting practice in consultation with the community within one year following the next election.
"If I am elected mayor and with Labor councillors and other councillors supporting greater openness and transparency, it will be possible for us to update rules governing public forums to reflect a more democratic and ratepayer-friendly approach," he said.
ESC only permits questions to be asked of speakers at public forums where the presenters can demonstrate they represent the organisation for which they purport to be speaking.
Mr Grace said this demand for proof and substantiation of a presenter's credentials was introduced after a single incident in past years in which someone, who purported to speak for an organisation, was subsequently found by ESC not to be connected with the group, and had not accurately reflected its views.
"In this day and age of online checks, digital records and mobile phone technology, how difficult is it for an ESC staff member to vet all public presenters before the monthly forum to confirm their credentials to avoid this sort of issue?" Mr Grace said.
"My team and I consider the council's ad hoc rule preventing councillors from engaging in questions and answers with the presenters to be highly unreasonable.
"We also believe the lack of formal documentation relating to this practice leaves it open to malicious or even spiteful decisions so as to close down useful and worthwhile discussion of issues of concern to the community, notwithstanding it is apparently considered 'an agreed and accepted practice at ESC's meetings'.
"There is nothing in the council's formal code of meeting practice, or the OLG's template code of meeting practice which prevents councillors asking questions of community members when they are presenting to council.
"There is no written ESC protocol; it has simply evolved over the years.
"This tactic to silence community interaction has gone on too long," Mr Grace added.
Councillor candidates joining David Grace, of Broulee, in the 4 December council elections are: Maureen Searson in Batehaven, Matthew Findlay in Batemans Bay, Claire McAsh in Moruya, Deirdre Russack in Narooma and Jack Egan in Rosedale.

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The Navajo Tribe (the Diné) are one of the very few Native American tribes that still live on their ancestral land after being driven off during 'The Long Walk' in 1864. They returned in 1868 after the US Government relocated the tribe to their traditional sacred boundaries. The Navajo traditionally live in octagonal or round houses called hogans.


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The duo "Fjoo" consists of Julie Rokseth on the harp and Axel Tidemann on electronics, synth and percussion. Through improvisation and live processing of both acoustic and electronic instruments, they create mesmerizing and immersive soundscapes. Their backgrounds are from classical music, world music, technology and a desire to explore.
How does the harp translate to the brutality of the tango? What kind of dancesteps do the violin and the bandoneon need to settle in order to support each other? How could the double bass sing like the vocalists of old? These are questions this vibrant ensemble is exploring. Founded early 2016 in Rotterdam in the Netherlands where the quartet is now actively performing, they combine tango and nordic folk music. This unusual combination of genres is making the music sound precious and unique.
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Julie is active both as a photographer and designer. One of her latest works was photographing and designing the cover art for Alexandra Aldens release "Wild Honey".
She is drawn to the idea of presenting a different take on reality – illustrating movements and patterns which can't be perceived by humans, as we only experience one moment at the time.
Please find a list of upcoming concerts here.


Heavy rains pushed a river in Mason County, Washington over its banks, along with some migrating salmon, and that was Heaven for Honey the Labrador. A KIRO-TV photographer caught Honey on video as she caught a fish and proudly headed home.
The original "Laughing Lab" has passed away.
16-year old Labrador "Camden" was the inspiration and face for the popular Bristol Brewing Company Beer, Laughing Lab.
Camden died peacefully at the Bristol's home in Colorado Springs last week. If you are a fan of the beer and the brewery, you probably met Camden.
Even with all the warnings, this time of year many dogs end up dying in hot cars. This could have been the fate of one dog in Pennsylvania, but he took it upon himself to get out alive.


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Next Meeting: October 15th
Richmond Confidential
Bob Calo, senior lecturer of the Graduate School of Journalism, Berkeley and Executive Editor of the hyperlocal website, "Richmond Confidential", covering Richmond, California, has agreed to speak to us tomorrow, concerning this website. He is stepping in for Ian Stewart. In 2011, Mr. Calo will be a Shorensten Fellow at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard.
Don't miss the opportunity to hear Mr. Calo speak tomorrow!
Last Meeting: October 8Th
Welcome, Invocation, Thought for the Day
Alan Baer called the meeting to order at La Strada's. Glenn Daggs located and held the flag while he led us in the Pledge of Allegiance. Our thought for the day was for peace, freedom and justice.
Rotarians with Guests
Josh Surowitz's guest was his firms' newest associate, Marco Garzon.
Sunshine Report
Bill Koziol reported that Charlie Fender's wife Covel has just moved into an assisted living home.
David Brown announced that Peres School has 31 teachers and that as of this week our club has donated $3,100 so that a $100 check will be written to each of the teachers for classroom supplies.
Yvonne Nair of Saffron Strand invited everyone to their Autumn Wine Tasting fundraiser on October 21st to be held at Richmond's Courtyard by Marriott. More than 10 wineries will provide the tasting. Event includes hors d'oeuvres, live music, raffles and a silent auction. Cover is $50. Please call Yvonne at 275-9594 for details.
Sid Chauvin invited everyone to the Rotary's Reno Intercity Train Trip 2011 which will place Friday, January 21st and Saturday January 22nd. Check the website for prices and then you're your checks to David Brown. Sid will be glad to give you more information.
Bob Dabney reminded everyone of the GRIP dinner on Wednesday, October 27th to be held at their center from 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm. If you've forgotten which days you volunteered to serve, we got you covered. Here's the schedule. Bring clean hands.
Alan reminded everyone that the District Conference will be held November 4-7 in Sacramento with the Friday night event to be held in Old Sacramento at the State Railroad Museum. Reservations may be made on line.
Don't forget to check-out the Calendar on the Richmond Rotary's Website. It will bring you up-to-date on all of our events.
Mark their calendars for our luncheon meeting and tour of the Chevron Richmond Refinery to be held on Friday, February 4, 2011.
Don Lau called on Joe Bagley. Joe's birthday was October 3rd and he and his wife Rita celebrated their 35th Wedding Anniversary was September 27th. Don asked Joe how he and Rita could stay married for so long and Joe replied that they took separate cars to work this morning. Joe made a donation to his daughter's Paul Harris. Thanks Joe.
Next Don called on Cory Lawrence who celebrated his 3rd Wedding Anniversary on September 7th and celebrated his 33rd birthday October 7th. Cory announced that he and his wife are expecting their first child and that he is terrified. In 2 weeks he and his wife will find out if they will have a girl or a boy. Busy times for Cory and his wife.
Happy and Sad Dollars
Don Tanita's happy dollars announced that Richmond Rotary's Peres School Dental Clinic will return to action this year. Over the last 5 years more than $20,000 worth of dental care has been provided to the children. Thank you Dan for spearheading this effort for our club.
Jim Young's happy dollars were to celebrate his grand-daughter's first birthday.
David Brown had happy dollars because the San Francisco Giants clenched their Division on October 3rd and on that day he became a grandfather. Congratulations David.
Jan Brown's happy dollars were a result of her attendance at the Giants Game last night which she termed as "magical."
Leslie Levy's happy dollars were in celebration of China's Liu Xuaiho having been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
John Nichol's happy dollars celebrated his grand-daughter's visit tomorrow.
Don contributed happy dollars because our club member, the Superintendent of Schools, Bruce Harter, gave an excellent presentation on the State of the Schools this week.
Norm's Nonsense
A pirate with the usual peg leg, hook and patch over one eye, walks into a bar and the bartender says "Say, you're a real pirate, aren't you?"
The pirate replies "Aye matey, that I am."
The bartender asks, "How did you lose your leg?"
"A terrible storm came up off the Barbary coast of Africa and the rigging came crashing down and smashed me leg."
"And your hand?" asks the bartender.
"Sword fight at Port Royal, Jamaica. Me hand was lopped right off."
"What happened to your eye?" The pirate replies, "A fly landed on me nose."
"How could a fly on your nose put your eye out?"
"It was right after I got this hook."
Mayoral candidate Nat Bates visits the Rotary
This week's speaker was Nat Bates, City of Richmond Council Member and candidate for the Mayor. Nat commended and thanked us for our involvement in the community. He provided a short summary of his career.
Nat then stated that council, over the last four years, has been the most dysfunctional council he has seen. He said if elected he would run meetings to conduct the city's business first on the agenda thus allowing city staff and consultants to leave before excessive overtime and billable hours accumulate.
Nat said that economic development is "Number 1." He asserted that the city depends on the business community. For example, he said that Chevron contributes $41 million of the $300 million of the city budget. Nat illustrated that other issues are based on strong business community. Quality of Life starts with jobs and that we can not just depend on green jobs. Public Safety is critical: we can not attract businesses until we can make our city safe. Cities that can boast good schools attract newcomers. "Everyone wants the best for their children... This council must be more involved with our children's' schools. If not students will be committing crimes and end up in the prisons."
Nat said he will meet with Chevron monthly to see how the city may work with them. He stated that the Point Molate Resort and Casino project was a hot topic. He emphasized the need to provide an economically sustainable project with the maximum number of jobs as required by the contract with the Navy when it turn-over the property to the city for $1. Nat then listed many of the provisions of the agreement which the city has with the current developer.
Nat invited us to look at his website or to call him to find out more about his stand on the various issues. Nat closed by saying he will work to make Richmond a good place to do business and a good place to live.
- Rotating Scribe, Margaret Morkowski
District Attorney candidates Dan O'Malley and Mark Peterson state their positions and answer your questions.
Rotarians Jovanka Beckles and Rhonda Harris describe their platforms and the relevance of the 4 Way Test to their campaign planning and execution.
Richmond Rotarian Yvonne Nair offers an overview of Saffron Strand, the non-profit organization aimed at helping homeless people get on their feet.
John Bernardin of the El Sobrante Rotary returns to discusses the close links between illiteracy and poverty around the world and here in Richmond.
Have a suggestion for a speaker? Please pass along the name and contact information to Jim Young.
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As usual I was active throughout the weekend on the HF bands during this years CQ World Wide Contest. I spent some cash on a new alloy pole which I used to raise the height of my Cobb-Webb multi band antenna just in the knick of time.
Despite my enthusiasm I did not beat last years result as I ended up working fewer zones than previously, but I still had some great DX even though conditions were not quite as good as last year.
I worked lots of stations from all over using my FT1000MP Mark -V and Cobwebb antenna. I kept myself mainly focused on 10 meters, 15 meters and 20 meters with a few qso also made down on 40 & 80 meters.
Overall I had a blast! I must have worked the whole of the Caribbean as well as South and North America. My signals were radiating well into Africa, The Middle East and all the way up to Iceland and Greenland.
I heard Taiwan very faintly up on 10 meters but did not really experience any reliable openings to Australasia or Asia during this years contest. However there is always next year. See you then if not before on the bands. 73.
The Chinese Amateur Satellite Group CAMSAT are busy constructing two new birds that will have the potential to establish a radio link during certain orbital positions between the two. This will allow amateur radio communications to be made over a much greater distance.
Its exciting news for the many hams that enjoy the challenge of space radio communications which includes myself. I am already getting excited about the possible Space to Earth QSOs that I maybe able to make!
Yep, I am looking forward to the future launch of CAMSAT's CAS-2A1 and CAS-2A2, Good luck to all involved!
Both birds will be equipped with linear transponders. For all the latest in much more detail including operating frequencies, check out the AMSAT UK write up here CAS-2A1 and CAS-2A2 linear transponder Amateur Radio Satellites courtesy of M5AKA.


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A knack for the football
If Denzel Keyes had to decide his future today, it would be in basketball. Yet the tall, athletic receiver from Kinston High still had a heck of a career on the gridiron.
Keyes, a gifted 6-foot-5, 200-pound wideout with hands made of Stick�em, led the area in receiving yards and touchdown catches among public schools and has been named its offensive player of the year by The Free Press.
�It�s a great honor. I�ve always wanted to be (the offensive player of the year),� Keyes said.
�I�ve met my goal.�
While Keyes told The Free Press that basketball would be his ticket to college if he was forced to choose today, his football skills are being coveted by institutions of higher learning as well.
Keyes had 39 receptions for 646 yards and scored 12 touchdowns, which not only helped Kinston reach the second round of the state 2A playoffs but also caught the eyes of Old Dominion and N.C. A&T, both of which have offered full scholarships for Keyes� services, Vikings coach Nick Anderson said.
Keyes� reasoning for his success is pretty simple.
�(It�s) because of the height advantage and I can judge the ball very well in the air,� he said.
�I go up and get it.�
Making spectacular catches � going up and getting it � is what Keyes has been known for.
His favorite � and perhaps most memorable � was his game-winning TD reception as time expired against Reidsville which sent the Vikings to the state 2AA title game his junior season.
�The crowd running out on the field, getting beat up � everybody hitting me on the head. I�ll just always cherish that moment,� Keyes said.
The play was one of many that showed Keyes� uncanny ability to pull the ball out of the air.
�His knack for the ball in the air, that�s something that�s tough to teach. It kind of coincides with getting a rebound in basketball,� Anderson said.
�He�s one of the ones that�s a pleasure to have on your team, and just a great all-around kid. His athletic ability speaks for itself on the field. His numbers are great. He was a threat that you had to look out for week in and week out, and he was a big part of our success this year.�
Keyes was fellow senior quarterback VeQuain Joyner�s favorite target.
Joyner, who threw for 2,226 yards and 26 touchdowns, said it was �fun� having a receiver like Keyes and it made the quarterback�s job easier on Friday nights.
�It�s automatic in my mind. If I need somebody to catch the ball, I know who to throw to and it�s Denzel,� Joyner said. �It�s very fun. It helps you pick your stats up because you know you can just throw the ball up there (to Keyes) and you know you�re going to get a completion on that play.
�And it�s fun for the fans, just to see him jump and go get the ball.�


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At the February Technology Salon "How Can Geographic Data Improve Development Outcomes?" specialists wrestled with topics such as benefits and challenges of geodata, and accessibility. Participants said development organizations have the skills to create maps now, but most are figuring out how to take maps past 3-D visualization,and, what one participant called the Cambrian explosion of maps.
Carrie Stokes of USAID GeoCenter and Mika Valitalo of Plan Finland started the discussion.
Geospatial information specialists discussed a number of benefits for geodata in aid. The first one is that organizations can map resources on the ground. This is not limited to people (although one discussant said it is much harder to map people than things).Participants said through the use of geospatial information, they have been able to pin point where their field teams are working. Other orgs have used maps to indicate where latrines or water sources are. One discussant said the biggest boon of geodata may be better overall coordination to break down silos in development sectors. As surprising as it sounds, most participants agreed project leaders from the education sector rarely sit down with agriculture project leaders and so on. One discussant proposed that maps could be the medium to actually bring these different parties into a room together to talk about resources.
Most specialists agreed there are several factors that prevent Geodata from being as useful as it could be to aid orgs. The first is the issue of data collection. This takes money and time. Some orgs described trying to take census numbers in a given community, and deciding if new numbers are needed or if 5-year-old data is relevant. Some participants proposed organizations working in the same geographical areaor sector should share some of this basic data, because so many organizations are duplicating efforts to get baseline numbers for projects. This brought up the competitive nature of aid projects. Some organizations in the past have been hesitant to share this information because of competition for procurement. Several attendees voiced concern that geodata as a practice is extractive. Who is the data really for? Donors? Communities? Aid orgs? These participants pointed out the lack of access to basic tools like computers in some of these areas prevent communities from participating in the mapping, let alone if the have the broadband speed to access maps. As discussed in the M&E Salon a few months ago, how will information be communicated to people who have the power to affect change based on the data?
One participant said the aid field is currently in a renaissance for sharing data. There is now more data available then ever before. Many organizations are concerned about accessibility and licensure, and how to pool resources among orgs to stop duplicating efforts. Some said this is only possible through using open-source platforms. Some agencies said that they are working towards sharing more of the data they have, but this release requires a process and tools. They have to sort through personal information, what is useful to share, and what is unnecessary. Both the World Bank and the UN have chosen to use open-source platforms for their geodata work. In projects where they work with communities to create maps, they have chosen these platforms to ensure that people in communities have rights to the data.
Geodata still has a ways to go in terms of capabilities and analysis. As many participants pointed out, just creating maps or gathering data does very little without analysis and communicating the information to people who can do something. It could take an overarching organization or agency to work towards a "God View" of these projects and figure out how to bring them together.


Medicos manhandling that caused the Rajasthan resident doctors to go on a strike, has now taken a different turn. The doctors, who raised their voices against the jostling of a fellow doctor by the relatives of a patient in Bikaner, have agreed to give a rest to the strike provided the State Government increases the security in the wards of the hospital.
On the September 12th a patient during treatment, had succumbed to his medical condition, at the PBM hospital in Bikaner. His agitated relatives had thrashed the resident doctors on duty. The family members had gone ahead to file some complaints against the doctors on duty.
As a retaliation to this doctors from various medical colleges from Bikaner, Jaipur, Kota, Udaipur and Jodhpur, went on strike. Even the doctors from the government medical college from Ajmer decided to join in the agitation to protest against this manhandling of the resident medicos.
The work of the doctors reached to a standstill and the medical care and health care facilities stopped, even the senior doctors laid down their work for about 2 hours. Routine checkups and Operation schedules were altered till corrective action was taken.
It was only after the State Government promised the doctors to take back the criminal cases framed against the resident doctors working at Bikaner's PBM hospital that the doctors agreed to get back to their duties in the hospital. Another demand put forth by the doctors was to arrest all those relatives of the patient who had allegedly thrashed the doctors on duty at that time before they agreed to resume work. This demand was confirmed by the general secretary of Jaipur Association of Resident Doctors, Mr. Surendra Bhatal.
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Q: Jquery : find closest h2 tag i want to find closest h2 tag to hovered image following is my html code

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Arenas

this is what i am trying to do in jquery
 $(document).ready(function () {
     $('.img').hover( function(){
          $(this).closest('h2').hide();
    })
})

Please help me how can i do it .

A: closest() only looks up the ancestor tree. You need a more complex traverse since the
 is not an ancestor
Something like:
 $('.img').hover( function(){
      $(this).closest('.ih-item').siblings('h2').hide();
 });

A: You can use the .parents() method to get the correct ancestor and find for h2 tag:

$(document).ready(function() {
  $('.img').hover(function() {
    $(this).parents().eq(2).find('h2').hide();
  })
})

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A: PLease go through below code, It will help you. Amending @mathiasfc's code so once you hover on image taxt will hide and on hover out you can get it back.

$(document).ready(function() {
  $('.img').hover(function() {
    $(this).parents().eq(2).find('h2').hide();
  },function(){
  $(this).parents().eq(2).find('h2').show();
  })
})

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A: you were missing quotes on h2 :
  $(document).ready(function () {
         $('.img').hover( function(){
              $(this).closest('.col-md-3').find('h2').hide();
        })
    })

this should work

A: You have to think in your tree first, mainly because you are manipulating your DOM tree. My approach in this situation is go to the first-child node and find your h2 tag, after that make your treatment.
 $(document).ready(function () {
         $('.img').hover( function(){
              $(this).parent().parent().parent().find('h2').hide();
        })
    })

https://jsfiddle.net/9b9s87oo/1/


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Q: Chain complex defined as a direct sum Let $(C_*,\delta_x)$ be a chain complex. Define $(D_*,d_*)$ by
$$D_n = C_{n-1} \oplus C_n,$$
$$d_n(a,b) = (-\delta_{n-1}(a),a+\delta_n(b))$$
for any $a \in C_{n-1}$ and $b \in C_n$.
$a)$ Show that $(D_*,d_*)$ is acyclic.
$b)$ Show that there exists an exact sequence of chain complexes
$$0 \to C_* \to D_* \to C_*[-1] \to 0$$
where $(C_*[-1],\delta_{{C_*[-1]}_*})$ is the chain complex where
$(C_*[-1])_n = C_{n-1}$ and $\delta_{{C_*[-1]}_n} = -\delta_{n-1}$.
I try to solve this problem. I have recently started studying homology so I don't know how to approach it. I couldn't come up with a solution for $(a)$ but for $(b)$ I did the following:
Consider the sequence
$$0 \to C_n \to D_n \to C[-1]_n \to 0.$$
Define $f_n \colon C_n \to D_n$ by $f_n(c) = (0,c)$ and $g_n \colon D_n \to C[-1]_n$ by $g_n(b,c) = -b$.
$f_n$ is inclusion map so it is clearly injective.
$g_n(0,c) = 0$ so $\text{Im}(f_n) \subseteq \text{Ker}(g_n)$.
The reverse inclusion follows by noting $g(b,c) = 0 \iff b = 0$.
Finally, $g_n$ is certainly subjective.
Hence, the sequence is exact for all $n \in \mathbb{Z}$.
Therefore, the sequence
$$0 \to C_* \to D_* \to C_*[-1] \to 0$$
is exact.
Because I didn't use the definition of $\delta_{{C_*[-1]}_n}$ here, I am not sure if there is a problem with the solution. It would be very helpful to see the mistakes I did here and also to gain insight for approaching (a).

A: (a)
To show that $D_*$ is acyclic we need to show that its homology vanishes i.e $\text{im}(d_{n+1})=\ker(d_n)$ for all $n\in \mathbb{Z}$. The inclusion $\text{im}(d_{n+1})\subset \ker(d_n)$ holds by definition since $D_*$ is a chain complex. We will show the other inclusion.
Let $(a,b)\in \ker(d_n)$. This means that $0=d_n(a,b)=(-\delta_n(a),a+\delta_n(b))$. In particular, it holds that $a=-\delta_n (b)$. From this we see that $d_{n+1}(b,0)=(-\delta_n (b), b + \delta_{n+1}(0))=(a,b)$ which shows that $(a,b)\in \text{im}(d_{n+1})$.
We conclude that $D_*$ is acyclic.
(b)
The solution for (b) looks fine to me. However as pointed out in the comments, one should really show that $f_*$ and $g_*$ are chain maps i.e. that they commute with the differentials. That is, one should check that $d_n\circ f_n=f_{n-1}\circ \delta_n$ and $\delta_{{C_*[-1]}_n} \circ g_n = g_{n-1} \circ d_n$. This is where the definition of $\delta_{{C_*[-1]}_n}$ comes into play.
We see that
$$
d_n(f_n(c))=d_n(0,c)=(0,\delta_n(c))=f_n(\delta_n(c)),\text{ and}
$$
$$
\delta_{{C_*[-1]}_n}(g_n(b,c))=\delta_{{C_*[-1]}_n}(-b)=-\delta_{n-1}(-b)=\delta_{n-1}(b)=g_{n-1}(-\delta_{n-1}(b),b+\delta_n(c))=g_{n-1}(d_n(b,c)).
$$
This shows that $f_*$ and $g_*$ are chain maps as wanted.


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Q: Lisp, why is this number not a float Using Common Lisp I am trying loop through a list of students and if the GPA is greater than or equal to 3.0 I want to push a 1 onto another list called equal_names.  The problem I am having is the interpreter keeps saying the GPA in the comparison list is "not of type (or rational float)".  Why am I getting this error?
Yes, this is for homework.  Also this is my first time asking on here, so if you need anything else please let me know.
Sample of the list I am getting the GPA from, where the GPA is 2.307...:
(SETQ students (LIST
    (LIST (LIST 'Abbott 'Ashley 'J) '8697387888 'NONE 2.3073320999676614)))

The code I have written:
(setq gpa_count ())

    (loop for x in students
        if(>=  3.0 (cdr (cdr (cdr x))))
            do(push '1 gpa_count))

A: Given a non-empty list cdr returns the tail of that list, i.e. the list that contains all the elements of the list but the first. The important thing to note is that it returns a list, not an element. That is (cdr (cdr (cdr x))) returns the list (2.30733...), not the float 2.30733.

A: The loop iterates the outer list. To understand the code in the loop you can look at the first element in students, which is:
'((Abbott Ashley J) 8697387888 NONE 2.3073320999676614)

Now we are going to orientate the list. Every time you pass an element add a d.
Every time you pick a value or go to a list in the list you add an a.
To find how to access the number 2.307.... You look at the first element element in the list:

*

*(Abbott Ashley J) d

*8697387888        d

*NONE              d
Now we are at the part that you are interested in, ie. (2.3073320999676614)), thus you add an a. Now order those in reverse and put a c in front and a r in the end.. It becomes cadddr In light of that your loop should be:
(setq students '(("Mary Larson" 333 NONE 1.1)
                 ("Mina Morson" 333 NONE 2.5)
                 ("Magnus Outsider" 333 NONE 4.1)))
(setq gpa_count ())

(loop for x in students
      if (>=  3.0 (cadddr x))
      do (push '1 gpa_count))
gpa_count ; ==> (1 1)

Another example:
(setq x (1 (2 3) (3 4 (5 6) 7))) ; ==> (1 (2 3) (3 4 (5 6) 7))

To get the 3*. We follow the parts. 1 == d, (2 3) == a, 2 ==d, 3* == a. In reverse: adad and add c and r to the ends ==> cadadr. thus:
(cadadr '(1 (2 3) (3 4 (5 6) 7))) ; ==> 3

To get the 5. we do the same 1 == d, (2 3) == d and then we have the list we want ==a.
Then 3 ==d, 4 ==d, (5 6) ==a. The 5 is the first element == a. In reverse aaddadd. Now CL guarantees 4 letters accessors so we need to split it up in 4s from the right. Thus it becomes:
(caadr (cdaddr '(1 (2 3) (3 4 (5 6) 7)))) ; ==> 5

Now, without describing you can pick any number or list. Eg. to get (5 6) ddadda, in reverse and split up becomes (cadr (cdaddr x))
Hope it helps.

A: If your data format is consistent then
(fourth x)

will return the GPA.
Going further,
(setf (symbol-function 'gpa)(function fourth))

would provide
(gpa x)

as "an accessor" for the gpa in the data structure.

A: My CLISP 2.49 gives this error message:
*** - >=: (2.307332) is not a real number

Let's look at that error message: >=: (2.307332) is not a real number.
The error happens at the call to >= and one argument is a list of a number, not a number.
Since you try to extract the number from a list, does that extract work?
We see that you call CDR. CDR of a list returns a list. So there is the error. You need to extract the number from the list.
Btw., CLISP has commands like help, where, backtrace, ... to further investigate the problem. Just type help and return, without anything else, and you see a list of commands.


Which new faces will you be purchasing for your squad?
The transfer window is over until January and we can now turn our attention to the new Premier League season - which means fantasy football players will be frantically getting their squads ready before the deadline on Friday.
To many, it does not feel that long ago since the league ended in which we saw Pep Guardiola's Manchester City lift the title and breaking numerous records.
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The Senate passed Chris Dodd's Iran sanctions package Thursday evening, following the narrow avoidance of a last-minute crisis over amendments that was solved by … wait for it … the mediation of Joseph Lieberman. That's right. "Joe Lieberman came down and saved the day," one senior Senate aide told The Cable. Here's how it all ...
By Josh Rogin
The Senate passed Chris Dodd's Iran sanctions package Thursday evening, following the narrow avoidance of a last-minute crisis over amendments that was solved by ... wait for it ... the mediation of Joseph Lieberman.
That's right. "Joe Lieberman came down and saved the day," one senior Senate aide told The Cable. Here's how it all went down behind the scenes:
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was under a lot of pressure to pass the sanctions bill out of the Senate, especially after seven senators sent a bipartisan letter to Obama yesterday urging him to get moving on sanctions. The Dodd bill was extremely popular among senators and Reid has enough problems without being seen as weak on Iran.
The Senate passed Chris Dodd's Iran sanctions package Thursday evening, following the narrow avoidance of a last-minute crisis over amendments that was solved by … wait for it … the mediation of Joseph Lieberman.
That's right. "Joe Lieberman came down and saved the day," one senior Senate aide told The Cable. Here's how it all went down behind the scenes:
Reid had promised to get it done before the break, but if he brought up the bill in February, the administration would complain that it was unhelpful in its drive to seek a new U.N. Security Council resolution on Iran sanctions, which they are expected to do as soon as France takes over the presidency of the council from China next week.
So tonight was the night, before senators leave town, and The Cable reported earlier today that negotiations were underway. As the deadline loomed, only one Senator was threatening to derail the plan to pass the bill easily: John McCain.
McCain's proposed amendment would require the president to sanction Iranian officials who have committed human rights abuses or acts of violence against civilians engaging in peaceful political activity. Those listed would be subject to visa bans, freezes on their assets in the United States or within U.S. jurisdiction, and other restrictions on their financial activities.
"McCain's amendment would identify Iranian human rights abusers and make them feel some serious pain," said another senior Senate staffer.
But Reid didn't want to open a Pandora's Box by allowing McCain's amendment and then having to allow amendments by others seeking to weigh in, like John Kerry and Patrick Leahy. He needed everyone on board to pass the bill by unanimous consent and avoid a protracted debate that would eat up precious floor time he doesn't have.
At the eleventh hour, in swooped Lieberman with a compromise. McCain would agree to withdraw his amendment if Reid agreed to add the substance of McCain's amendment into the conference report on the bill. Reid and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell both promised to hold up their end of the bargain, and McCain withdrew his objection to proceeding.
"Lieberman deserves a lot of credit for getting this done," the aide said.
So now the bill goes to conference with the House, which passed Howard Berman's version weeks ago. Does this mean it's time to stock up on petrol and canned goods in Tehran? Not yet; the Democratic leadership will probably wait until the administration's U.N. effort has a chance to play out one way or the other.
And when the conference does happen, the administration will have a role in the crafting of the final version and is likely to continue to argue for things like an exemption for foreign countries that cooperate with American sanctions.
"The next battle will be to make sure the State Department doesn't water this thing down," one senior GOP aide said.
He added that this compromise marks a rare moment of bipartisan cooperation in the upper chamber, saying, "I think this was a good day for the Senate."
Josh Rogin covers national security and foreign policy and writes the daily Web column The Cable. His column appears bi-weekly in the print edition of The Washington Post. He can be reached for comments or tips at josh.rogin@foreignpolicy.com.
Previously, Josh covered defense and foreign policy as a staff writer for Congressional Quarterly, writing extensively on Iraq, Afghanistan, Guantánamo Bay, U.S.-Asia relations, defense budgeting and appropriations, and the defense lobbying and contracting industries. Prior to that, he covered military modernization, cyber warfare, space, and missile defense for Federal Computer Week Magazine. He has also served as Pentagon Staff Reporter for the Asahi Shimbun, Japan's leading daily newspaper, in its Washington, D.C., bureau, where he reported on U.S.-Japan relations, Chinese military modernization, the North Korean nuclear crisis, and more.
A graduate of George Washington University's Elliott School of International Affairs, Josh lived in Yokohama, Japan, and studied at Tokyo's Sophia University. He speaks conversational Japanese and has reported from the region. He has also worked at the House International Relations Committee, the Embassy of Japan, and the Brookings Institution.
Josh's reporting has been featured on CNN, MSNBC, C-Span, CBS, ABC, NPR, WTOP, and several other outlets. He was a 2008-2009 National Press Foundation's Paul Miller Washington Reporting Fellow, 2009 military reporting fellow with the Knight Center for Specialized Journalism and the 2011 recipient of the InterAction Award for Excellence in International Reporting. He hails from Philadelphia and lives in Washington, D.C. Twitter: @joshrogin
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Serbia: Rare criticism of Russia
Kremlin: No conflict with the Wagner group
Ukraine: what is needed for peace?
Bloggers commented on the public dispute
Tensions "product of information manipulation"
Shoigu announces army restructuring
Russia's army becomes a great construction site
Known for controversial methods
"Pilots who are not afraid to die"
Wagner group member seeks asylum in Norway
Witness executions and punishments
"Why are you doing this to Serbia? Why are you calling Wagner to do this, even though it's against regulations?" Vucic asked in a TV interview broadcast on Monday night, according to the Beta news agency. The controversial ad was broadcast earlier this month on the Serbian branch of Russian state broadcaster RT. In it, the mercenary force called on the Serbs to fight in Ukraine.
A small number of Serbs fought alongside Russian-backed forces in Ukraine after Moscow annexed Ukraine's Crimea peninsula in spring 2014. Authorities have yet to release an exact number. On Tuesday, Russian news agency RIA Novosti published footage purporting to show two Serbian nationals taking part in weapons training in Ukraine.
Portal/Bernadett Szabo Serbian President Vucic voiced clear criticism of Russia's Wagner Group recruitment attempts
Along with Belarus, Serbia is the only European country that does not support Western sanctions against Russia, although Vucic's government has condemned the invasion of Ukraine. A sizeable number of Serbs supported the Russian attack on Ukraine, and there were also pro-Russian demonstrations in the capital, Belgrade.
Tensions between the Kremlin and the Wagner group in Ukraine only recently became apparent – these were later denied by Moscow. Disputes are a product of the media, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday. The conflict between the mercenaries and the Russian army "exists only in the newsroom," Peskov said.
"She (the Motherland) also knows her heroes who serve in our armed forces and perform heroic miracles there, and she knows Wagner's heroes! Both the one and the other will remain in our memory forever," the Kremlin spokesman said. All would "fight for their fatherland."
AP/Darko Vojinovic Logo Oversprayed Wagner Group in Belgrade
The discrepancies between the Russian army and the Wagner mercenary group, noted by numerous observers, came to the fore in recent days during the battle for the town of Soledar in eastern Ukraine: the head of the Wagner group, Yevgeny Prigozhin, repeatedly claimed that the fighting it was exclusively in the city his units against the Ukrainian armed forces – and not also the soldiers of the Russian army.
When Prigozhin reported Soledar's capture on Wednesday, the Russian Defense Ministry initially objected and two days later reported its own capture. Prigozhin then published a message attacking those "who are constantly trying to steal our victories".
In a rare move, Russia's Ministry of Defense issued a public statement praising the "courage" of Wagner fighters at Soledar. The apparent dispute was widely commented on by Russian military bloggers. Many of them support the Russian military offensive in Ukraine but are critical of the way it is being conducted.
Any information about tensions between the Russian army and Wagner's group is "the product of information manipulations that are partly the product of our enemies and partly the product of our friends," Kremlin spokesman Peskov retorted. The new command change within the Russian Ministry of Defense had already caused speculation. For the third time in just a few months, the Kremlin has changed commanders for the war in Ukraine.
On Tuesday, Russia finally announced a large-scale restructuring of its armed forces. Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu spoke of "major changes" with which Russia apparently wants to significantly increase the effectiveness of the navy, air force and strategic missile troops in the next three years.
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Only by strengthening the most important structural components of the armed forces is it possible to guarantee the state's military security and protect new units and critical installations of the Russian Federation, Russian Defense Minister told a defense ministry meeting.
For years, the Kremlin first denied the existence of the Wagner group, then claimed that the Russian state had nothing to do with the group. Putin's confidant Prigozhin, as the head of the organization, only appeared offensively for a couple of months. He goes in and out of Russian prisons to recruit prisoners for war.
However, the methods of Wagner's mercenaries have been the subject of international criticism for years. Since 2014, mercenaries have operated in several countries of strategic and economic interest to Russia, such as Syria and Mali, Sudan and the Central African Republic. They have been repeatedly accused of serious war crimes and human rights violations.
Recently, the Ukrainian National Resistance Center (NRC) press service urged caution about the methods used by Wagner mercenaries in Ukraine. They would increasingly disguise themselves in Ukrainian uniforms, thus deceiving the Ukrainian army. Soldiers must pay attention to certain details on the Russian attackers' uniforms, the NRC said. The "Frankfurter Rundschau" ("FR") also reported that the mercenaries wanted to use manipulative strategies to weaken the Ukrainian defense from within.
Prigozhin said in a video message on Saturday that Wagner is now the most experienced private army in the world. The troops act independently, they also have combat aircraft and "pilots who are not afraid to die". They also have tanks and artillery of all calibers. The success of the Wagner Group, currently deployed in Africa, among other places, is based on an ideally developed command and control system.
IMAGO/SNA A soldier from the Wagner Group in Soledar
Everyone has the right to express their opinion on what specifically is needed to complete a combat task. Officers listened, coordinated with fighters, and leadership exchanged ideas with commanders. Because of iron discipline, Wagner will continue to progress in Ukraine, Prigozhin said.
However, there also seem to be rumors within the mercenary force. An alleged defector from the Wagner group allegedly fled across the border into Norway and is currently seeking asylum there. As his lawyer announced on Monday, 26-year-old Andrei Medvedev fled across the border in northern Norway late last week. A police spokesman confirmed that a man was arrested late on Friday for illegally crossing the border and had sought asylum.
Medvedev's lawyer, Brynyulf Risnes, told AFP that after crossing the border, the young man approached residents and asked them to call the police. He is now in a "safe place" while his case is under review. In his own words, Medvedev wanted to "talk to people who investigate war crimes about their experiences with the Wagner group". The 26-year-old claimed he led a unit of five to 10 soldiers in the mercenary force.
According to Gulagu.net, Medvedev initially signed up for four months in July 2022 and was deployed to Ukraine for combat. In the mercenary unit, he witnessed executions and punishments of mercenaries who refused to fight or wanted to leave the unit. According to his lawyer, Medvedev's contract with Wagner was renewed without his consent. "He realized there was no easy way out, so he decided to run away," said Risnes.


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