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Q: How do I obtain an appropriate energy functional from the weak formulation of a partial differential equation? I'm reading a textbook example on the finite element method:
$\nabla^T[D(x,y,z)\nabla u] - a(x,y,z)u + f = 0 $ in R
$\partial R= \partial R_1 \bigcup \partial R_2$, $\partial R_1 \bigcap \partial R_2 \neq \varnothing$
u=r(x,y,z) on $\partial R_1$
$D \nabla u \centerdot n = -p(x,y,z)u + q(x,y,z)$ on $\partial R_2$
where $n$ is a unit outward normal vector, and $D(x,y,z) > 0$ and $a(x,y,z),p(x,y,z),$ and $q(x,y,z)\ge0$.
I understand how to obtain the weak formulation using the test function $v$:
$\iiint\limits_R [-D\nabla u\centerdot \nabla v -auv + fv]dV + \iint\limits_{\partial R_2}[-puv+qv]dA$, where dV and dA are the volume and area differentials.
I'm looking for a bound on the Galerkin method error.  The book I'm reading seems to use an energy functional of the form:
$F(u) = \iiint\limits_R \{ \frac{1}{2}D|\nabla u|^2 + \frac{1}{2}au^2 - fu \}dV + \iint\limits_{\partial R_2} \{ pu^2 - qu \} dA$.
I'm not sure exactly how this energy functional was derived.  It almost looks like the weak formulation integrated once with respect to u, then integrated over the respective domains.  But I don't think this is true for the $|\nabla u|^2$ term.  How could I have come up with this appropriate energy functional on my own?  What guidelines can I follow, in general, to obtain this functional for numerical error analysis?

A: The weak formulation that you have obtained is the first variation (or Gateux variation) of the functional energy $F(u)$, i.e.,
$$
\delta F(u)(v) = \frac{d}{d \varepsilon}F(u+\varepsilon v)\Big|_{\varepsilon = 0}
$$
where $v$ is a function and $\varepsilon \in \mathbb{R}$.
For simplicity, let us denote $\iiint\limits_R$ as $\int\limits_R$ and $\iint\limits_{\partial R_2}$ as $\int\limits_{\partial R_2}$.
We have,
$$
F(u+\varepsilon v) = \int\limits_R{\Big\{\frac{1}{2}D [\nabla (u+\varepsilon v) \cdot \nabla (u+\varepsilon v)] + \frac{1}{2}a(u+\varepsilon v)^2-f(u+\varepsilon v)\Big\}}dV
+\int\limits_{\partial R_2}{\{p(u+\varepsilon v)^2 - q(u+\varepsilon v) \}}dA
$$
$$
\frac{d}{d \varepsilon} F(u+\varepsilon v) = \int\limits_R{\Big\{\frac{1}{2}D [2\nabla u \cdot \nabla v +2\varepsilon |\nabla v|^2] + \frac{1}{2}a(2uv+2\varepsilon v^2)-fv\Big\}}dV
+\int\limits_{\partial R_2}{\{p(2uv+2\varepsilon v^2) - qv \}}dA
$$
$$
\delta F(u)(v) = \frac{d}{d \varepsilon}F(u+\varepsilon v)\Big|_{\varepsilon = 0} =
\int\limits_R{\{D \nabla u \cdot \nabla v + auv - fv\}}dV
+\int\limits_{\partial R_2}{\{2puv - qv \}}dA
$$
We can split it in the form,
$$
\delta F(u)(v) = B(u,v) - L(v)
$$
where,
$$
B(u,v) = \int\limits_R{\{D \nabla u \cdot \nabla v + auv\}}dV
+2\int\limits_{\partial R_2}{\{puv\}}dA
$$
is a symmetric bilinear form, and
$$
L(v) = \int\limits_R{\{fv\}}dV +\int\limits_{\partial R_2}{\{qv \}}dA
$$
is a linear form. It is easy to see,
$$
F(u) = \frac{1}{2}B(u,u) - L(u).
$$
Then, when you obtain a weak formulation and you can split it into a symmetric bilinear form and a linear form, you can construct a functional by using the above formulation.

A: To obtain the energy functional from the weak formulation, just put $v=u$. Generally, your weak formulation of the (linear) PDE is a bilinear form $B(u,v)$ and the corresponding energy functional is the quadratic form $B(u,u)$.

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ASHLEY ASKS…… Alex Guenette
By ladybug388 on December 14, 2022 • ( Leave a comment )
By: Ashley McCubbin
The 2023 NASCAR Pinty's Series is already starting to come together, with Alex Guenette announcing he will be driving the No. 3 for Ed Hakonson Racing for the next two years. Though before their new deal begins, the Quebec standout got behind the wheel of a late model recently in the Snowflake 100, turning a 35th qualifying effort into an 18th-place finish.
The 2022 Les 60 Tours Rousseau Metal Presented by Julia Wine at Circuit de Trois-Rivieres race winner shared his thoughts on the Florida late model event and upcoming Pinty's Series season with NEWS FROM THE PITS.
What are your thoughts looking back on the Snowflake 100 weekend?
It was really fun. It was a really packed weekend. I just got home. I didn't sleep after the race – the race ended up finishing at 2 am and something like that and I didn't sleep because I had a 7 am flight so I was pretty tired when I got home. But no, it was a great weekend. I spent a couple days before the race practicing so it was awesome, a great experience.
The main goal was seat time for next year, but also working with Jason (Hathaway), Ed (Hakonson), a couple guys from the team that were down there, just building chemistry and I felt like we spent a lot of time together to prepare for working together next year. So that was the main goal and we got that done pretty good.
As for the actual race, it was a tough one for sure. Qualifying, the short run, we had a few things that we needed to fix; we didn't get the car dialed in for qualifying as much as we wanted to. So qualifying wasn't pretty – and myself, in five or six years. I hadn't been in these types of cars. So getting that extra little bit in qualifying against these guys is so tight. It makes a difference if you've been in these cars 20 times this year – or if you haven't been in these cars in six years, it makes a little bit of a difference – maybe a tiny bit but a tiny bit makes a difference where you start due to so many good cars there.
(I) missed the race by a two positions. So we qualified 32nd and the top 30 was locked in. I was pretty sad about it. I was hoping we'd get a good run in the LCQ – they ended up taking five, finished fifth. The car was okay. We made some decent changes between qualifying and the race, so we finished fifth in the LCQ so that put us 35th out of 36 cars that took the start. The 36th car was the provisional, so pretty much dead last on the last row.
We made some good changes to the car and I feel like I did really good moves, especially on the restarts is where I'd get the most positions on. I didn't make that many passes, other than the restarts, but I feel like I was opportunistic on the restarts and got some restarts. Happy with our 18th.
The goal for me being out of those cars for a long time – it wouldn't be so bad if you could show up at a regular super or pro late model car if you hadn't been in those cars in five or six years. It's not the end of the world but it's not that impactful. But when you show up at the toughest race of the year driving one that half of tenth or something is going to cost you a lot in qualifying.
The goal was just to make the race this year – we made the race, a little closer than we wanted and ended up with an 18th-place finish. Honestly, I'm happy with the results considering everything. If we go back next year, making the race and finishing top-20, it won't be the same goal – it will be a top-five finish. For this year, considering everything, I'm very happy.
You mentioned the LCQ. How much pressure were you feeling in that moment?
I mean, with the years, you kind of get used to that kind of pressure, but for sure, I haven't been in that position barely making a race – the last time that happened to me was maybe 10 years at the ROTAX World Finals in Dubai when I was karting. I don't remember the number of people, but it was really tight to make the final. It's like the Olympics of karting. There's the two best of drivers of each country and then there's 60 countries so it's crazy – 120 drivers, and they only take 30 for the race. I remember I was right on that bubble. That was probably the last time I was scared of not making a race, which was a very long time ago.
I haven't had that feeling often. I was pretty nervous, but I was confident that we could at least finish top-five. We ended up finishing fifth so a bit closer than we wanted, but honestly, I was confident that we were going to at least finish – if it was a win only situation, I then probably would've been a lot more nervous. But top-five, I knew I had a little cushion there and ended up needing that cushion.
You mentioned lacking in qualifying, but what else do you feel you could have done better to be stronger if you run this event again?
The main thing is just having seat time before that event, just because if I would've had one or two or three races this summer, you get to feel out the car and know the changes that it needs faster. I did get practice before the Snowball Derby, but I wasn't ready to turn the car upside down because I hadn't had time in that type of car in a very long time. The seat time would've helped me make changes earlier on in practice. Could've gotten the car faster and faster – now it took a lot of time to make changes because I wasn't sure what I was feeling because I hadn't been in those cars.
I think the biggest thing for me is seat time, and that would've resulted in us making more changes sooner. I feel I was pretty confident in feeling out the car for the changes that we needed to make, but it was too late in the week. So more seat time in those types of cars would've made a big difference and then working on the car a bit more would've helped – being a little bit more prepared.
It was kind of a last minute deal also. I think being more prepared would've helped also – I mean, the car was well prepared. I don't want to say it wasn't because it was an awesome car. Rette Jones Racing did an awesome job. The car was a really good car but as far as changes, I don't think we made enough changes that we should've. I think that's the biggest thing and apart of that is me not having that seat time. It took me a few practices before I was able to get a really good feel in the car.
Well talking about seat time, this leads into my next question. Are we going to see you run more late model events?
Hopefully. I was talking with Jason, I know they had a late model but they sold it. Maybe for next summer – who knows. Nothing is for sure yet, but I was talking with Jason and Ed and we'd definitely like to get some late model stuff going. The real focus is (NASCAR) Pinty's (Series), for sure. That's extra. If we get around to it, we'll do it, but we're trying to win some races in the Pinty's Series. Late Model stuff is always fun but I can see it as extra. I'd rather have seat time and put resources in time in really building that Pinty's program up with EHR / Team 3 Red with Jason and Ed and all those guys. That's the main focus.
But for sure, that late model stuff gives us something to do in the winter time, like this crazy race with the Snowball Derby. We're really focus on the Pinty's stuff, but maybe you know a little extra next winter we'll do some late model racing.
Switching gears, what are your thoughts on the NASCAR Pinty's Series season ahead with EHR?
I'm really happy about it. We're very likeminded business people so we're going to build this program like a business. We know we really think alike – my family, me, and Ed, Jamie (Hakonson-Hathaway), Jason – we're really likeminded so I think that's the biggest thing. The goals are aligned in a way. We all want the same thing so I think that's very important. The relationship is going great. I can't wait to start running some Pinty's races with them, can't wait for this year for sure.
Why did you make the decision to return to the Pinty's Series on a full-time basis?
We were looking at it for this year, but I don't feel like we had the right program that we could do this year. So instead of running the whole season and not having chances to win every race, I'd rather not do it. If I had the opportunity to run full-time and not be with a top-tier team that wants to win, I wouldn't do it. I'd rather pick and choose a few different races like I did this year and the odds to win a little higher than just running the whole season to turn laps. I'm over that now. We're really trying to win some races.
About a year ago, we started think about the best possible way to get a championship deal together, and Jason and Ed – we've been talking for maybe a year or two, just on and off, just trying to figure some stuff out. Things just got more together at the end of this year. We talked more in detail about the possibilities and stuff and we have good sponsorship on-board with me and the team so we made it happen for two years. I'm really happy about that.
The EHR No. 3 has a lot of history in the series with success. How much pressure are you feeling going into the year to live up to that?
I wouldn't say pressure – I'm pretty confident in what I can do. The No. 3 and all these guys did a really great job and I think I can just honour that really good and get some good results. I don't necessarily feel pressure. I really want to do good and I'm confident that we'll get to what we want to do this year, and especially the next two years. I'm really confident we'll accomplish what we want to, and that's to just go out there and have a chance to win every weekend is the goal. I think we'll accomplish that.
That said, you got your first career win last year at Trois-Rivieres. How much added confidence does that give you?
I mean, if I'm being honest, yeah for sure it helps the confidence because the last couple of races the last couple of years, I haven't had the chance to be in a winning car. The Pinty's Series got so competitive since 2013 and 2014 with the last time I ran. Things got ramped up so competitive and when you're doing part-time deals like I did, it's hard to be in a car that you really feel like you could win.
That being said, I knew I could win especially on a road course or an oval. I really knew I could do it because I have confidence in myself like that, but it felt really good to get the win at Trois-Rivieres. Not necessarily for me, but just so people around me have a reminder. I always kind of knew it, and I finished second two or three times in the series and always knew I could win, but it felt really good to get that win just to remind people that I'm a front runner for sure.
What track are you most looking forward to?
Good question. Damn, there's too many. I can't wait to run some oval races in a competitive car because I really like oval racing. I kind of like Delaware (Speedway), it's a bigger track, but I can't wait to get in a good performing car on an oval and showcase because guys know what I can do on a road course with the win this year, but I can't wait to win a race on the oval just so how my talent is well-versed. I can win on an oval and a road course – and I've done more oval racing than road courses so people are surprised. I come from karting so that helps for sure, but I have a lot more oval races in my career than road course races. I'm just pumped to get good results on the oval for sure. That's the thing I'm most excited about.
As far as tracks, I would for sure say Mosport (Canadian Tire Motorsports Park) being at the beginning of the year. I really like going there. GP3R just because it's a really big event also and now coming off a win, it'll be a fun weekend for sure.
The thing I'm most excited about is getting good results on the ovals and as far as tracks, I'd probably say heading back to Trois-Rivieres after the win will be a lot of fun.
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Priming Taiwan for Self-Regulatory Organization
Jeremy Firster
Jeremy Firster is a supporter of distributed ledger technology and cryptocurrencies. He is an active member of the blockchain community in Taiwan having co-hosted various events including Taiwan Blockchain Summit, BlockCity, blockchain hackathons, and various meetups focusing on company profiles and technology discussion. He is a seasoned corporate banker, having played a pivotal role in the development of international loan markets for Taiwanese banks. Jeremy also served as a business lecturer in China at Soochow University teaching Cluster Economics and International Trade. Jeremy graduated from Shih Chien University with a Masters Degree in International Business. Currently Jeremy is the Co-Founder of Blockcamp, a Blockchain Accelerator based in Taipei. Taiwan.
The work of Taiwan's SRO is underway but thorny problems remain.
Unfortunately, in an unregulated space, scams and misunderstandings are rife, especially in as potentially lucrative an arena as cryptocurrency or token initial coin offerings (ICOs).
Some studies, albeit by groups with a vested interest in drumming up business in ICO consultancy, have claimed that as many as 80 percent of ICOs are scams. Others, in this case by The Wall Street Journal, estimate it is a more conservative 20 percent. Either way, the depth of peril is clear.
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A study by ICO advisory firm Satis Group makes for sobering reading.
Such assertions, along with reports of multi-million-dollar scams, such as the Modern Tech scandal that swept up tens of thousands of would-be investors in Vietnam, the Superior Coin debacle in Taipei, or the frequent actions by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to freeze assets of illegitimate ICO companies, damages confidence in the industry and inhibits its ability to mature.
From a regulatory perspective, such shady dealings raise concerns on how to protect the interests of "retail investors" (those who are not professional investors), as well as institutions concerned about falling foul of anti-money laundering controls.
How do we protect these investors and the reputation of the wider industry? The easiest answer is to just ban ICOs and label all cryptocurrency activity as illegal, even if just as an interim measure, as looks to be the case in China.
Yet such draconian actions stifle opportunities for innovation and growth. Many governments, including that of Taiwan, are embracing the innovation opportunity, while trying to figure out the role of cryptocurrencies, ICOs, cryptocurrency exchanges, and more. Meanwhile, the recently launched SRO concept in Taiwan is focusing on developing frameworks for how exchanges and ICOs are to operate.
Below are some of the reasons for the formation of SROs and key questions and challenges surrounding the work of the SRO in Taiwan:
Origins and structure
Given the massive knowledge gap between most regulatory bodies and those working in the industry, the best way to start working on these problems is to ask those directly involved, i.e. the private sector. Without any formal regulations in place, a self-regulatory organization (SRO) offers a means for the industry to protect itself from being destroyed by scams, bad actors, and the purely self-interested. As we are in the middle of birthing a new industry, the SRO can be thought of, if carried out correctly, as the next step towards legal industry regulations. As a sheriff in the Wild West, as it were.
An SRO can come in many forms, but basically the idea is to allow the industry to set "quality bars" for how the industry should conduct itself. They also allows for national-level discussions and development. Japan and South Korea are currently pioneering successful SROs. Groups in both countries have attracted several hundred members (both local and international companies), which have agreed a mutual goal of establishing industry codes of conduct.
In Japan, the Japan Virtual Currency Exchange Industry Association launched in April this year. Comprised of an initial group of 16 crypto exchanges that have already registered with and been licensed by Japan's Financial Services Agency, the Japanese SRO has the power to create and enforce rules, as well as set fines.
As for ICOs, Tama University in April issued a government-backed report composed by companies (interestingly these are primarily banks and large insurance companies), legal and tax/accounting specialists, and overseen by a member of Japan's parliament.
The proposals aim for greater commitments on how ICO funds will be distributed, know your customer (KYC) criteria for ICO participants, disclosure rules regarding whether white paper goals have been met, and restrictions on insider trading, to name a few. Japan's FSA is set to deliberate on the proposals set out in the document before drawing up related laws.
This situation differs significantly from the work being undertaken in Taiwan, where the SRO is proceeding parallel to, rather than in step with, government and regulators.
That Japan's SRO is formed of cryptocurrency exchanges poses a danger that Taiwan would do well to avoid, namely that the rules that govern ICOs are drawn up by exchanges more interested in trading, and profiting from, tokens and cryptocurrencies than they are in galvanizing a broad base of blockchain industry participation.
The risk is that the ICOs that the SRO criteria permits are those who can afford to pay. As an industry participant, the views of both parties need to be considered. Taiwan has an opportunity to create a "best practices" approach when developing standards for both exchanges and ICOs. Especially as the goal should be to promote people from all over the world to launch an ICO from Taiwan - not causing Taiwanese to launch an ICO in a different country.
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My younger daughter is going as Princess Aurora for Halloween from this years Maleficent movie. She is what I like to call the easy costume child. I found a nice Coronation scene Aurora dress (thank you Target) and there's her costume.
My older daughter on the other hand wants to be Maleficent. But not just the "store bought I look nothing like the movie" Maleficent costume, but exactly like Angelina Jolie did in the christening scene where she curses baby Aurora. Long dress and complicated molded butterfly collar to match.
Good times. She's lucky I absolutely love Halloween. But she's not lucky in the sense that I cannot sew to save my life. So I am currently modifying a long witch gown to try and make it look like a child's version of that iconic movie scene. But along with the dress comes the headpiece and the staff. Now, we ordered a pair of light up horns for the costume because she didn't want to wear a headpiece. Totally cool. But the staff (a.k.a. walking stick) that she loved is another story.
The problem was that the glowing version sold in stores – the one worth carrying around on Halloween night – is around $30. Last year because of bad weather, trick or treating lasted 20 minutes. Even if at best case scenario they're out for an hour, $30 is a lot of money for a walking stick. That's not happening.
In which case I decided to make a kid friendly one that lights up and takes a bit of charm from the old Maleficent staff from Sleeping Beauty and the updated version.
Here is what I used to make it.
After trying several high tech methods of gluing this ball to the stick including insane amounts of super glue that just did not hold (I must have had old containers) I wound up using my glue gun and went to town.
Then I wrapped all of the above in more duct tape and the stick with twine.
Spray painted it black and let dry. Crow all sticker not included.
Or hang on, what was his name in the movie? Diavel.
And when you hit the stick on the floor like an actual walking stick, it lights up at night.
Which if you're 7 is the coolest thing ever.
Total cost (because I owned the spray paint already) was around $5.
That I can handle for trick or treating.
This is fantastic! That ball is SO perfect for this…you are so creative!
Alex, I love you. You're so awesome! This kind of DIY is right up my alley! Halloween DIYs are my absolute favourite. It's the one time of year when I get to be my most creative to accomplish a look better than anything store bought. And like you I can't sew so my costume creations always involve my glue gun and a whole lot of duct tape! 🙂 This year tho, my little guy is insistent on being Spiderman. For that I really can't do better than what I can get in a package. Which I guess it is a bit of a blessing because with all the house stuff happening right now, I really don't have the time to make anything from scratch. But the thought of it still breaks my heart a little. i know, I have issues..
OMG – this it s the greatest thing ever! I totally want to make one now. Why oh why did someone (not I) decide our team at work was going to be Care Bears?
This is so cool, I can't tell you how much I admire your creativity. And the ball LIGHTS UP? OK, cool whether you're 7 (like your daughter), or 47 (like me!). This will be the costume accessory I've been looking for, to impress the nephews. Mwahahahahaha! Thanks for the post!
Aha! Twine! I've had plenty of thoughts in my head about how to make the staff, but I haven't been able to come up with a solution for the vine part of it. Twine seems so obvious now.
This is totally awesome! I am really liking this, I think I might make this!
On a related note, what kind of glue gun do you use? I have a really bad glue gun, I'm looking for a really really good one.
Sorry for the late reply. My glue gun is from a brand called Ad Tech and I think I picked it up about 2 years ago from Walmart for under $5. It's still kicking and does the job well. Despite it looking like a train wreck but that's due to how I use it.
at my school this year for spirit week, we are doing disney day. i want to be maleficent, so i really needed this. thanks! do you have any suggestions for the cape, though? i have everything else figured out.
Do you mean the collar or the cape itself? The cape is a vampire cape that I got I from a thrift store but you can go to any Party or Costume store and they should have it in stock (or even order online). Another alternate would be to use a flat black bed sheet to create into a cape and just trim the fabric to size. Hope that helps some and have fun with your Spirit Week!
I also made the staff but I used a clear plastic Christmas ornament which I coated the inside with glow in the dark paint, placed one of the tiny white Christmas lights (rewired one to a 9 volt battery) & placed it inside the ornament then glued that to top of staff (not the battery-that gets wrapped to the staff so you can press it when you want to light up the ornament) it came out awesome and people wanted to know where did I buy it! Also I purchase one of those feather covered crows from Walmarts and glued an elastic band to its feet I wore him on my wrist when carrying the staff!
Now that is a great upcycle of a Christmas ornament. Do you have a blog link of it? If so feel free to link it up in the comments so others can take a look.
This is fantastic thank you!!
Where did you get the wooden stick?
We have a small forest by our home and it was on the ground. I just looked for one that matched the height of my daughter.
I love it! My daughter and I had to do a lot of work but it was worth it! Halloween is going to be a lot better now!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I just made 2 of these today for Halloween, one for my daughter and I. They came out great! I am so excited to show people on Saturday! Thank you again!
I am so happy to hear that!! This is why I blog. It's so great to hear stories from other parents and people who drop by and tell me stories like this. Have a great Halloween!
That is amazing! This is why I blog. It's so great to hear your story.
I made this staff and it took me an hour or two…it looks awesome thanks for the easy diy alex i love it!


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L'expédition d'Alger est une campagne militaire livrée de  à  par la France contre la Régence d'Alger.

Causes et genèse de l'expédition

Raisons de l'expédition
Durant la Révolution française, deux négociants français, Bacri et Busnach, arrivent à nouer une relation privilégiée avec le dey d'Alger, devenant son conseil financier, et bénéficient de privilèges et monopoles commerciaux qui font leur fortune. Ils fournissent en blé les armées du Directoire vers 1795-1796, sans parvenir à s'en faire régler le prix, sauf de façon partielle sous la Restauration. Ce conflit commercial connaît de multiples rebondissements plus ou moins dramatiques et empoisonne les relations entre la France et la Régence pendant une trentaine d'années.

En 1801,  fait la paix avec le dey Mustapha.

La piraterie des bateaux barbaresques, surtout le long des côtes de France, Espagne et Italie, quoique déclinante, demeurait un problème en mer Méditerranée et incita Napoléon à préparer, en 1808 une expédition à Alger, au moyen de la mission secrète du colonel du génie Vincent-Yves Boutin.

Les États-Unis ont mené deux guerres contre les Barbaresques de 1801 à 1805, puis en 1815, pour y mettre fin.

Alger avait été aussi bombardée par une flotte britannico-néerlandaise en 1816, puis soumise à un blocus par la Royal Navy en 1824.

David Bacri, nommé par Napoléon consul général à Alger, est décapité en 1811 par ordre du Dey d'Alger. Cet événement est une première étape du conflit entre les Algériens et les Français.

Le dey Hussein, ne pouvant prélever sa part majoritaire sur le produit de la transaction commerciale non réglée, convoque le consul français Pierre Deval pour essayer d'obtenir le règlement des dettes de la France. C'est à la suite de ce conflit commercial que surviennent l'affaire du « coup d'éventail », le 30 avril 1827, la rupture des relations diplomatiques entre le Dey et la France, le blocus maritime du port d'Alger depuis le 15 juin 1827 jusqu'en 1830, puis la prise d'Alger et la conquête de l'Algérie.

La solution de ce conflit, en partie créé sous le Directoire et prolongé depuis de nombreuses années, offre également au roi Charles X, couronné en 1824, la possibilité de redorer son blason, en s'illustrant par une conquête aux forts accents patriotiques.

Genèse de l'expédition

Reconnaissance d'Alger par l'espion Boutin (1808)
L'État-major français bénéficie d'un plan de débarquement, Reconnaissance des forts et batteries d'Alger, dressé par un officier du génie, Vincent-Yves Boutin, sous le Premier Empire. Le commandant Boutin avait été envoyé en 1808 en mission comme espion dans la Régence sur ordre de Napoléon ; celui-ci préparait alors l'après campagne d'Égypte (1798 – 1801) avec un débarquement à Alger et une colonisation de l'Afrique du Nord. Afin de ne point éveiller les soupçons des Ottomans, Boutin avait été envoyé auprès du consul général français à Alger, Charles-François Dubois-Thainville (frère du général), en se faisant passer pour son cousin, amateur de voyage.

Boutin accomplit avec succès sa mission d'espionnage du  au . Ses relevés lui permettent non seulement d'établir Sidi-Ferruch comme lieu propice à un débarquement mais également d'élaborer un plan de contournement d'Alger dont l'itinéraire emprunte Staoueli, Sidi Khalef et le Fort de l'Empereur. Son rapport suggère l'emploi d'une force d'environ 35 000 à 40 000 hommes. Il contient même des recommandations à l'adresse de la future armée d'occupation. Quinze ans après l'assassinat de Boutin lors d'une mission en Syrie, le commandant en chef du corps expéditionnaire contre la régence d'Alger Louis de Bourmont (ministre de la Guerre), assisté du commandant de la flotte Duperré mettent en application son travail de 1808 ; travail qui sert de base au géographe Charles Picquet pour son Aperçu historique, statistique et topographique sur l'état d'Alger : à l'usage de l'armée expéditionnaire d'Afrique publié par le dépôt de la guerre en 1830. À l'occasion du centenaire du débarquement français, les autorités d'Alger rendent hommage à Boutin avec l'inauguration d'une table d'orientation à son nom.

Préparatifs à partir de 1827
Dès le mois d'août 1827, le capitaine Collet, commandant la station navale du blocus devant Alger, est chargé par le marquis de Clermont Tonnerre, alors ministre de la guerre, de concevoir une offensive militaire. Les relevés topographiques précis effectués de mai à juillet 1808 par le colonel Boutin, alors que l'Empereur Napoléon Ier envisageait déjà cette opération pour mettre fin aux exactions des navires de la Régence d'Alger, sont activement exploités.

Un projet d'offensive prévoyant un débarquement à l'écart d'Alger est présenté en conseil des ministres le 14 octobre 1827, mais ajourné à cause de l'accroissement des tensions avec l'empire ottoman.

La bataille de Navarin, survient quelques jours plus tard, le 20 octobre 1827, suivie par l'expédition de Morée, lancée en Grèce en août 1828.

Les tergiversations politiques font durer le blocus d'Alger pendant plus de deux ans, malgré son coût, et l'offensive s'organise finalement à partir de l'automne 1829 pour être entreprise à la belle saison, au printemps suivant.

Le Roi de France, Charles , et le président du Conseil, le prince de Polignac, prennent en octobre 1829, après débats en conseil des ministres et au Parlement, la décision de lancer une expédition militaire dans le Nord de l'Afrique au printemps 1830, au plus tard le , date de l'ordonnance nommant le ministre de la Guerre lui même, le général de Bourmont, commandant en chef du corps expéditionnaire. Le commandement de la flotte est confié, quant à lui, au vice-amiral Duperré.

Les préparatifs sont menés activement sous la direction du général de Bourmont, et du ministre de la marine, le baron d'Haussez.

Sur un plan diplomatique, l'expédition est soutenue par l'Espagne, le royaume de Sardaigne, la Russie, l'Autriche, les Etats-Unis. Plusieurs de ces puissances délèguent des officiers de leurs armées pour participer à l'expédition. Cette dernière suscite l'hostilité de la Grande-Bretagne, qui la perçoit comme une menace pour son hégémonie maritime en Méditerranée, où elle est basée à Gibraltar et à Malte, et celle de l'Empire ottoman, auquel est affilié le Dey d'Alger, mais cette hostilité ne prend pas une tournure militaire.

Après une revue militaire effectuée dans une atmosphère de liesse populaire par le duc d'Angoulême, dans le port de Toulon, puis dans le port de Marseille, le 5 mai 1830, les troupes, 37.000 hommes accompagnés par 4000 chevaux, embarquent le 11 mai 1830 sur une flotte montant au total à 675 navires civils et militaires. L'expédition est lancée par l'appareillage des navires, le 25 mai, après que le vent eût tourné.

Le  1830, le corps expéditionnaire français débarque sur la presqu'île de Sidi-Ferruch. C'est Frédéric Sion, qui étant marin à bord de la Thélis planta le premier le drapeau français sur la terre algérienne

Elle prend fin  plus tard, le , date à laquelle, après plusieurs batailles, le dey d'Alger, Hussein, signe à El Biar un acte de reddition, la capitulation d'Alger. Puis les troupes françaises entrent dans la ville le  : Alger est prise.

Elle constitue le premier épisode de la conquête de l'Algérie par la France.

L'armée de la régence d'Alger s'est particulièrement mal préparée à l'expédition française. En effet, le dey, surestimant sa propre puissance, ne fit appel qu'à la moitié des troupes dont il disposait.

Déroulement

Résumé chronologique (1830)

Les principaux évènements de la campagne sont les suivants :
  : départ de Toulon ;
 - : coup de vent qui disperse la flotte ;
  : relâche à Palma ;
  : départ de Palma ;
  : arrivée à Sidi Ferruch ;
  : débarquement de Sidi-Ferruch ;
  : bataille de Staoueli (première attaque) ;
  : bataille de Sidi Khalef ;
  : coup de vent (situation critique de la Marine) ;
  : attaque des batteries de mer d'Alger ;
  : prise du fort de l'Empereur ;
  : capitulation d'Alger.

Débarquement de Sidi-Ferruch ()

De son côté, Hussein Dey avait rassemblé une armée hétéroclite s'appuyant sur la milice janissaire et renforcée par les contingents fournis par les beys d'Oran, de Constantine et du Titteri. Son commandement a été confié à l'agha Ibrahim.

Selon les sources, les estimations concernant l'effectif total de cette armée varient de . Cependant, cette armée s'était particulièrement mal préparée à l'expédition française. Le dey, surestimant sa propre puissance, ne fit appel qu'à la moitié des troupes dont il disposait.

Bataille de Staoueli ()

Une seconde bataille a lieu le . Les troupes françaises sont restées dans l'immobilisme sur leur tête de pont, dans l'attente du matériel de siège, qui tarde à arriver, et pendant ce temps, les troupes de la Régence se renforcent, s'établissent au campement de Staoueli et consolident leurs lignes face aux Français de quelques batteries au centre de leurs positions.

L'attaque qu'ils déclenchent le  au point du jour est repoussée au bout de quelques heures par les Français, qui s'emparent de l'artillerie turque et du campement de Staoueli, où ils s'établissent.

Bataille de Sidi Khalef ()

Bombardements d'Alger ( et )
La flotte française entreprend de bombarder la ville d'Alger en soutien des troupes débarquées, le , et à nouveau le . La flotte échange avec les batteries côtières de vives canonnades, mais à peu près hors de portée. Quelques jours plus tard, le général Valazé, commandant le génie, qui visitait les forts, ironisait, disant .

Siège du fort  l'Empereur ()

Le 29 juin, les troupes françaises arrivent en vue du fort l'Empereur, une forteresse ottomane qui couvre Alger au sud. Le creusement des tranchées pour le siège du fort est commencé dès le , et le  dans la journée, toutes les batteries de l'artillerie de siège sont mises en place. Le  vers  du matin, le général de La Hitte, commandant l'artillerie, donne l'ordre d'ouvrir le feu à toutes les batteries la fois ; la riposte turque dure aussi vivement que l'attaque pendant eures, mais à 10 h, les feux du château s'éteignent, tous ses merlons détruits n'offrant plus aucun abri aux canonniers, presque toutes les pièces étant démontées, l'intérieur dévasté par les bombes et les obus.

Au moment où l'ordre est donné de battre la forteresse en brèche, une énorme explosion pulvérise la grosse tour au centre du fort de l'Empereur : les Turcs, abandonnant le fort, avaient mis le feu aux poudres.

Devant la kasbah, les troupes françaises découvrent une pyramide de têtes de soldats coupées, conformément aux instructions du dey qui payait une somme à qui en rapportait une.

Les Français s'emparent du fort et tiennent désormais à leur merci la kasbah et la ville d'Alger.

Capitulation et prise d'Alger ()

Le , la bataille de Staoueli suivie de la prise du fort de l'Empereur livrait à une armée française, Alger, l'antique métropole des pirates barbaresques.

Si la première pensée avait été uniquement d'infliger au dey d'Alger un châtiment sévère, le succès vint en aide à la réflexion pour conseiller de garder, à titre définitif, une conquête dont l'Europe, et surtout l'Angleterre, souhaitait le délaissement. La résolution prise, on crut que dans un pays à demi organisé comme l'était la régence d'Alger, on trouverait parmi les anciens tributaires du dey une partie des éléments nécessaires pour maintenir l'ordre dans la population indigène, et surtout pour faire rentrer les impôts dont le gouvernement français entendait hériter.De cette pensée naquirent les zouaves, les successeurs, en quelque sorte, des troupes algériennes.

Acte de capitulation

Texte de la capitulation

Signature de la capitulation

La convention a été signée à El Biar, dans la villa Djenane Raïs-Hamidou, aussi connue comme la Villa du Traité. Elle est située au 17, rue Ali Lamari (ex-rue du Traité). La Villa du Traité est une résidence d'été du  qui a appartenu au corsaire Raïs Hamidou et qui servit de quartier général au comte de Bourmont. Elle est actuellement occupée par un centre de soins, annexe de l'hôpital  Birtraria. Djenane Raïs-Hamidou a été classé monument historique par un arrêté du , pris au terme d'une procédure de classement ouverte par un arrêté du .

Interprétation de la capitulation

En l'absence de traité d'annexion, la déclaration d'annexion était trouvée, sinon dans l'ordonnance du , du moins dans celle du  suivant.

Commémoration
La rue d'Alger (Paris) rappelle le souvenir de la prise d'Alger.

Annexes

Bibliographie

 Alfred Nettement, Histoire de la conquête d'Alger, écrite sur des documents inédits et authentiques, suivie du tableau de la conquête de l'Algérie, 1867, Paris, Librairie Jacques Lecoffre, un volume in 8°, XV+608 p..

Notes et références

Liens internes

 Conquête de l'Algérie par la France

Liens externes
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Bataille de 1830
Bataille de la conquête de l'Algérie
Bataille impliquant la France
Bataille impliquant l'Algérie
Alger
Politique extérieure de la Restauration
Charles X
Bataille impliquant la régence d'Alger

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Resourcing further education colleges, chaplains and churches to work in creative partnership
Plumbing the depths: a half-day, self-led reflection tool for personal and spiritual development, based on the Book of Jonah – (2018) – downloadable zip file containing session plans, meditations and work sheets by Sarah Brush and Toni Coulton, with 24 fabulous original illustrations by Si Smith. Email us to order, or order via St Peter's Saltley Trust website, suggested donation £9.
Andy Haynes, SMSC Development in Further Education: an audit of the current understanding amongst colleges in the West Midlands region (2011).
Based on conversations with representatives of selected colleges in the region.
Email us to order
Regional Action West Midlands/NEAFE/St Peter's Saltley Trust, Effective Partnership Working with the Faith Communities: Learning the Lessons (2007). Lessons from interviews with senior college managers about their experiences of working with faith communities.
To download, click here.
West Midlands Churches' Further Education Council brochure.
West Midlands Churches' Further Education Council's most recent Annual Report (2018-19).
Read our latest e-news bulletin here.
Watch WMCFEC's 5 short films on further education and chaplaincy here:
Other Organisations working in the area of Faith and FE:
Dare2Engage, a network of teachers and others developing creative resources for RE and spiritual development with 16-19s – our partners in the Breathe project. Dare2Engage is linked to SchoolsWorkUK, which is part of the national Christian youth work charity Youthscape.
Faithtutorials.co.uk, free-to-download tutorial resources on topics in faith and ethics for all faiths and none, produced by the chaplaincy team at North Warwickshire and South Leicestershire College.
All Faiths and None (AFAN) an inter-faith/belief resource programme developed with further education colleges.
The Church of England's Further Education Chaplaincy pages contain a variety of resources and links on the churches' work with the further education sector.
The Methodist Church's chaplaincy pages, including the introductory 'Chaplaincy Everywhere' course.
Festive (Further Education and Sixth Form Initiative) is a Christian charity dedicated to providing Christian support to staff, students, chaplains, church workers and supporters within the FE and Sixth Form sector. Festive are represented on WM Churches' FE Council.
Student Christian Movement is a student-led movement committed to living out faith in the real world. It runs a network of groups around the country and organises national events. SCM are represented on WM Churches' FE Council.
Chaplaincy Central is a Christian network and resource hub for those involved in school or FE chaplaincy. You can register (free) on their website to be able to access news, ideas, resources and best practice.
FE Chaplain Training is a project offering free training and resources for those undertaking chaplaincy in further education.
St Peter's Saltley Trust is an educational charity supporting creative projects in the sphere of faith and further education, adult Christian learning and theological education, and RE in schools, in the West Midlands region. It is represented on WM Churches' FE Council.
The Free Churches Group is a coalition of 24 Christian denominations in the free church tradition, working together to promote faithful Christian witness in the public square. Education – including further education – is a key focus of their work. You can read their report on faith and further education, Serving from the Margins, here.
Centre for Chaplaincy in Education is a Christian charity seeking to support chaplains through support, training, resources and strategic advocacy.
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2002-11-21 20:27 UTC Tag Soup: How UAs handle <x> <y> </x> </y>
HTML user agents have to be able to cope with invalid markup, such as unclosed tags, tags closing in the wrong order, and tags where they aren't allowed, if they are to render the existing Web. Rendering the existing Web is rather critical, because if you fail to do so, no user will adopt you. (A Web browser that can only load Dive Into Mark and the W3C site isn't much good to anyone.)
Unfortunately, the HTML specification does not define how to handle invalid markup. (XHTML does, because it uses XML, which goes to great lengths to define how to handle invalid markup. This is one of the best features of XHTML as far as most Web weenies are concerned — it forces pages to be syntactically correct!) Because it is undefined, Web browsers have each had to invent their own way of handling invalid content, while all trying to get the effects that are similar enough that users will think all is fine.
Let's take an example of invalid markup:

This is a sample test document.

a  b <address> c  d </address> e
How would you represent this in the DOM? This is not a trivial question. The DOM was designed to cope with well-formed documents, it has no facility for coping with elements that are half in another and half out of it. (And nor should it — after all, such documents are invalid.)
WinIE 6 tries to faithfully represent what the author wrote, to the point of making the DOM itself ill-formed, as described below. (Note that whitespace nodes and the text node child of the P element have been ignored for simplicity.)
This DOM quite close to what the author wrote — e is indeed a sibling of the ADDRESS element while being a child of the BODY element, and d is indeed a sibling of the EM element while being a child of the ADDRESS element. That d is a child of the BODY is, I think, an artifact of IE trying to get the second half of the ADDRESS element to be under the BODY while the first half is under the EM.
This DOM is probably showing us a lot more about the internals of Trident (WinIE's layout engine) than was intended. An implementation that internally uses a tree (which is basically what you need to correctly do CSS2) would be hard pressed to come up with a DOM like this.
Mozilla 1.2, on the other hand, tries to get the same effect, but without deviating from the rules of the DOM, namely that it has to be a tree:
The main feature of this treatement is that it has two EM nodes. Mozilla reaches the ADDRESS start tag and realises that EM elements cannot contain ADDRESS elements, so it closes the EM and reopens it inside the ADDRESS. Except in certain edge cases (like borders, explicit inheritance, and which selectors match which elements), the result of styling using CSS would be the same as in IE.
Opera 7 Beta has yet another interpretation. It attempts a mixture of the Mozilla and IE attempts: it tries to keep the DOM valid while not letting any of the elements in the document map to more than one node in the DOM:
The basic principle at work here, it appears, is that the markup is fixed up by delaying any closing tags until after all other open elements have been closed, and no attempt is made to make the DOM follow the HTML DTD. So in this case, the ADDRESS element keeps the EM element open until its end tag. Opera's DOM is not the full story, though, as even though Opera puts the two text nodes (c and d) under the same element in the DOM, it still styles only the first text node (c) as if it was in the EM. (To some extent. It appears that some styles are propagated, and not others.)
The advantage of the techniques used by IE and Opera is that it makes it easier to cope with styling and scripting invalid markup. If you use the DOM to dynamically alter the EM element in IE's case, for instance, it'll happily affect the element throughout, around both b and c. In Mozilla's case, an attempt to change the EM element would only affect one of the parts at a time, so for example adding a border around the first EM would not put a border around text node c. Opera achieves the one-to-one mapping of markup to element as well, but doesn't restrict the EM to the text nodes that it contains in the markup.
The approaches used by Mozilla and Opera, though, get you a much more stable DOM. This is important for scripting: if you try to walk IE's DOM, you are likely to hit an infinite loop, because walking up the chain of parents for d (namely d → ADDRESS → EM) and then going to the next sibling will bring you straight back to d.
Mozilla's candid nature (what you see in the DOM is exactly what it's going to style) makes interpreting its results a lot easier. Opera's approach (providing a DOM but styling a slightly different model) is a lot more confusing.
The net result is that each model has its advantages and disadvantages, and they are about equally matched. And since HTML leaves this undefined, all of them are correct.
If you are interested in examining this further, I based this article on the results I obtained using a client side DOM browser I wrote and my legacy HTML parsing test 004 (which is not really a test, since there's no "correct behaviour"). That test also throws styling into the mix (I touched on this above). Amusingly, if you compare Mozilla's behaviour on tests 004 and 005 you find an obscure bug that has nothing to do with the markup being invalid (the colour changes even though the only difference is that 'font-variant' has been changed to 'font-weight').
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Issue Volume 350,000,000
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Maturity Date 11/30/2023
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Moto Z2 Force is the latest flagship product of Motorola launched in July 2017. With a 5.5" display screen, this Android nougat is quite similar to the last year's Moto Z2 Force Droid in looks. The best part about this smart gadget is that it is compatible with the super trendy Moto Mods. It features a shatterproof display which protects your Z2 Force's screen but what about the safety of rest of the features? Well, once you will get this smartphone in your hands, you will want to protect it from scratches, cuts, scuffs, and other accidental damages. Hence, in this article of ours, we have compiled some of the best Moto Z2 Force Cases.
These top-rated protective cases for Moto Z2 Force offer great grip and protection to your smartphone. A big motive for using a case is that it ensures the safety of your smartphone's screen as well as the body from objects like keys or pens when placed in your pocket or purse. Here, we have listed some of the best cases from the best brands. You can choose from Incipio, Otterbox, and other well trusted brands mentioned on our list.
Don't forget to take a look at the best Moto Z2 Force Cases listed below.
OtterBox combines three ultra-tough layers to provide premium protection to your Z2 Force from drops, bumps, dirt, and scrapes.
The rubberized exterior offers great grip while holding the phone and thus prevents it from slipping. The high-impact polycarbonate material used in the inner shell protects the phone from external shocks and other impacts.
It is a full-coverage case that covers your whole phone and it also features a built-in screen protector so as to prevent the display from scuffs and scratches. Hence, it helps you keep your phone like a new one.
The Incipio DualPro Case is yet another great option. As the name suggests, this case provides dual layer protection to your phone. The inner shell is built up with silicone while the outer shell is a tough polycarbonate cover with a smooth finish.
The ring around the camera provides extreme protection to the camera of your Moto Z2 Force. Furthermore, the exact cutouts at the ports and buttons allow you to have full access to all the features of your phone. You even get some color options to choose from so as to match your style.
If you are in hunt of thin and sleek cases for Moto Z2 Force, then the one from LK is the perfect one to have. It precisely fits your phone without adding any bulk to it.
Constructed from high quality of flexible TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane), this case resists dirt and dust to nest over your phone. Moreover, the TPU material is shock absorbent; thus provides ultimate protection from accidental bumps, unwanted drops, and even external shocks or impacts.
With exact cutouts at the camera, ports, and buttons, this case offers full accessibility to your phone. The anti-slip design of the case prevents your phone from sliding when placed on slippery surfaces. Furthermore, the raised edges protect the screen from scratches when placed on even surfaces.
When you are a die-hard fan of the retro era, what more is going to lure you than the retro-styled cases, right? This Moto Z2 Force Leather Case dates back the style of a vintage book that resembles the retro era.
Made from artificial leather PU, this flip case is designed to provide 360-degree protection to your Moto Z2 Force. The magnetic closure ensures the safety of your phone when placed in a bag or purse. Moreover, the precise cutouts for the ports, buttons, speaker, microphone, and camera allow you to have the full accessibility of your Moto Z2 Force.
The built-in card slot inside the flip cover lets you store your ID card, debit/credit cards, and business cards. The strapless stand can be folded to kickstand for comfortable viewing. Available in a pool of colors, this case will surely stay in fashion for long.
Combined with soft rubber and hard plastic materials, this protective case from Suensan is specifically made to snugly fit your Moto Z2 Force. The perfect texture of this case is the result of the brush technology's use.
The accurate cutouts for the ports, buttons, and camera let you access your phone's features even when the case is on. Furthermore, it offers an edge to edge protection to your phone. It offers easy installation as well as removal i.e. it is neither too hard nor too loose to fit.
Tekcoo brings to you the rugged armor case that features dual-layer design so as to lend tough and ultimate protection to your Moto Z2 Force from unwanted drops, accidental bumps, and unnecessary falls.
The corners are reinforced to increase the shock absorbing property and the inner soft silicone cushions grant protection to your phone from unwanted damages. The raised lips protect the screen of your Moto Z2 Force when placed facing down on flat surfaces.
If you are the ones who love to showcase the contours of their gorgeous phone, then the clear case from Tauri is the one for you. It is light in weight, slim in texture, and fits your phone with added grip.
The interior of the case consists of dotted texture so as to retain your phone's form and color by preventing air bubbles from forming at the back of your phone. The shock absorbent and scratch resistant material used in this case provides extreme protection to your Moto Z2 Force from unwanted bumps, falls, drops, and other damages.
With accurate cutouts for the ports, camera, and buttons, this clear case allows you to easily access the controls of your phone.
This cover for Moto Z2 Force is made from high quality of TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) material so as to protect your phone from all those unwanted scrapes. Moreover, the soft TPU avoids dirt from nesting over your phone.
Designed with dynamic aesthetics, the wire drawing pattern provides an extra grip and a comfortable feel while holding it in your hands. You can easily slide your phone into your pockets and even slide it out with no hassle.
The unique design of the cover offers elegant and stylish look to your Moto Z2 Force.
This protective case from KuGi is specially designed for your Moto Z2 Force. Its full protection design covers every corner of your phone; hence you can safeguard your device from unwanted drops, bumps, and falls with this case.
The raised bezels around the lens provide premium protection to your phone's camera. Moreover, the precise cutouts for the ports and buttons let you access the features of your phone without removing the case. This case perfectly fits the contours of your Moto Z2 Force and delivers it elegance.
Which one from the above listed some of the best Moto Z2 Force Cases would you like to have for your most awaited Moto Z2 Force? Do write to us about your choices and views in the comments section.


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Giving everyone a chance to forge a safer, fairer and more inclusive society
Welcome from IARS' Founder & Director
Vision - Mission - Values - Strategic Aims
The IARS Team
Academic & Editorial Board
User Scrutiny Panel
LGBTI Advisory Panel
Women's Advisory Board
IARS Interns
Evaluation Services
IARS Publications
Become an IARS Member
Become an IARS Associate
Join the Academic & Editorial Board
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Some success stories from clients and stakeholders
Over the last year, IARS worked with a number of stakeholders, locally, nationally and internationally. Here you can find some success stories from clients and testimonials.
"Young people's voices matter, but with so many challenges facing them around education and employment, it is easy for those voices to be lost. The work IARS is continuing with the 99 per cent campaign is an important step in giving our youth the chances they need to develop as individuals and contribute to the growth and strength of Britain, and I am pleased to support their on-going efforts to affect change through a youth-led structure. "
Brooke Kinsella OBE,
"The current financial climate has hit young people the hardest. I encourage you to support IARS, a charity I am a Patron of. IARS has a mission to enable young people to reach their potential and participate in society as equal citizens independently of their background. But they can't do it alone. I look forward to joining you in supporting their cause. "
Lord Charles Falconer of Thoroton, IARS Patron and Lord Chancelor (2003-7)
"Your work has made real inroads into tackling crime. As the mother of a teenager myself, I am pleased that you have challenged the negative perception of young people to better their life chances and also to value them as equally important citizens in our society. Work like this aligns very closely with my own agenda, and I have no doubt will be part of the solutions we all want for young people, families and communities in London, and indeed across the country. You have made a big difference and this knowledge can spread like the ripple effect of the pebble in the pond to making other communities safer and with better outcomes for young people. "
Baroness Newlove,
"I fully support the ethos of the 99% campaign. It is a great platform to allow young people's views and voices to be valued and understood in a space where they are actively contributing and enhancing their skills. It is a positive way of recognising, celebrating and publicising the positive work young people are doing across the country. NCVYS is working hard to highlight how important partnerships and collaborative working are to developing services for young people. As a representative body for the voluntary youth sector we know how important it is to recognise the hard work it takes to build strong partnerships. The 99% campaign could not be a success without strong collaboration and I urge those that are not yet involved in supporting the campaign to think about what you can do. I am delighted that we are supporting the IARS Research and Leadership awards which will continue to celebrate the effort put into strong partnership working in the sector. "
Faiza Khan, Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Policy and Communications, NCVYS
"As lead for Youth Engagement in the MPS I fully support the messages of the 99% campaign in highlighting all the positive contributions that young people make to our communities and society overall. I am privileged to spend a lot of time with brilliant young people who continually inspire me by dedicating their time to helping us to make life better and safer for Londoners. I believe we must do all we can to celebrate and publicise the large number of brilliant young role models we have in order to inspire more young people to fulfil their potential in similar ways. The 99% campaign provides us with an important and exciting opportunity to do just that. "
Gwanwyn Mason, Head of Youth Crime and Engagement Strategy, Metropolitan Police Service
"At a time when negative perceptions of young people are increasing, the 99% Campaign is vital in dispelling negative stereotypes of young people and promoting their involvement in civil society. Nominet Trust is excited by the role of technology in giving young people a voice and in scaling up the 99% Campaign across the UK. "
Annika Small, CEO of the Nominet Trust
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Hazelbury Primary School is looking for enthusiastic and inspiring graduates who want to develop their skills and gain experience in a school environment. This is a fantastic opportunity for graduates who are considering a teaching career as it will enable them to gain professional development towards this route. We provide quality training for staff and as we are a large school, which is part of the Enfield Learning Trust, we have an excellent track record of providing routes into teacher training. All staff are able to be involved with developments within the curriculum in areas that interest them and we encourage expertise and a staff that supports one another to develop their practice.
We understand how important it is for staff and children to have access to modern technology, which is why we are a resourced Apple school - all members of staff are provided with the latest Ipad, and teachers are also provided with Macbooks. Children are engaged with a creative curriculum that makes use of our performing arts studio, music zone and creative hub. Our own on-site sports coaches provide our children with quality sport provision and fantastic extra-curricular opportunities. With a farm, pond and orchard on site, we are able to provide the children with creative outdoor experiences. We also have our very own minibuses, which all staff have the opportunity to be trained to drive.
Our ethos encourages pupil voice and we have embedded values that ensure resilience and independence. Children are encouraged to have a growth mind-set to build lifelong learning skills and we have developed mindfulness for both children and staff across the school.
The wellbeing of our staff is an important priority and we value work-life balance. We have a staff gym on site, as well as access to yoga sessions for all staff. We provide opportunities to ensure that we value hard work and dedication. All staff are given access to Perkbox- an app that provides discounts on many high street chains. We provide staff with well-being days, an attendance reward scheme, as well as giving all employees access to a support hub. With easy access into central London, our school is ideal for candidates wanting to live in either inner or outer London.
As part of Enfield Learning Trust we are strongly committed to providing high quality professional development and career progression for all staff. We are able to offer significant opportunities to work in collaboration with colleagues at this school and across the Trust.


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Into the Valley of Death è il terzo album studio del gruppo musicale statunitense Death by Stereo, pubblicato il 22 aprile 2003 da Epitaph Records in formato LP e CD.

Il disco
Tutte le tracce sono state scritte dai Death by Stereo. L'album è stato registrato negli studi Sound City e Death Tracks; è stato poi mixato nello studio For The Record.

La versione enhanced CD dell'album contiene anche un video musicale, per la canzone Wasted Words.

Tracce

Crediti
 Efrem Schulz - Voce, chitarra aggiuntiva
 Dan Palmer - Chitarra, voce
 Jim Miner - Chitarra
 Paul Miner - Basso, voce
 Todd Hennig - Batteria
 Tim "Tito" Owens - Chitarra aggiuntiva
 Rob Aston, Ron Lomas, Vijay Kumar, Dave Itow, Dave Mandel, Shannon Dietz, Sid Dynamite, Benny Kane e Andrew Tabizon - Voci aggiuntive
 Paul Miner - Ingegneria acustica
 Pete Martinez, Oliver ed Efrem Schulz - Assistenti di ingegneria acustica
 Paul Miner (studio Q-Mark) - Mastering

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2/12 patients being papillary RCC is probably typical if not a little higher than the average population of patients.
4/12 is 33%, 5/12 is 42%. METEOR trial Cabo was 21% response rate. If the rate stays above 30% in registrational that woul compare favorably to Cabo alone. Big if given the small sample, but if the numbers don't skew down dramatically then yeah it should be approvable and of course that would move the stock.
Edit- June press release says everolimus but that is wrong. That data is 839+Cabo, and was available as early as February.


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Understanding a quiet title action
On Behalf of Warren Gammill & Associates, P.L. | Feb 21, 2022 | Commercial Real Estate
When the rightful owner of a property is in question, a quiet title action may be used in Florida to clarify ownership. A quiet title suit is a legal proceeding typically used when there is a clerical error attached to a title or when potential property owners need to settle a dispute. The intended purpose of a quiet title is to convert an uncertain title into one that could be clearly marketed or transferred.
Settling a title dispute
Arguments over property ownership are quite common, and real estate litigation can be costly and complex. Neighbors may have property ownership disputes over easement rights or incorrect property line records. Property disputes are also common when someone dies and there is an estate to be settled. Often, if there is no will, the real owner of property could be unclear and will need to be litigated. A quiet title action can help to eliminate disputes with those who have no legal claim to the property.
Clerical errors and quit claim deeds
It is not uncommon for an error to be made during a real estate transaction that creates issues with a title. Possibly, a title search was done incorrectly, or someone failed to properly record aspects of the transaction at the local courthouse. A quiet title can help to correct these errors.
Quit claim deeds can sometimes create confusion as to the true owner of a property. A quit claim deed is a way to transfer interest in a property from one owner to another. Often, there is no title search done during a quit claim transfer, and this can create legal issues when proving chain of title. A quiet title can be used to correct any broken links in the chain of title.
Quiet title actions can take several weeks to process. While it is a common practice, it's important for all parties involved to follow the legal steps for completing it.
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