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Actually, the mainstream high profile career opportunities in real estate entails purchasing and selling residential properties. But, the industry has depth and there are numerous other jobs as well which you can get with a real estate license.
So despite the fact that you are for a job with more flexibility, more structure, higher stakes or lower stakes, you're most likely going to be able to find the career opportunity you want within real estate. Some of the career prospects in real estate include real estate managing broker, real estate investor, property manager, appraiser, etc.
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Residential Appraiser – It is someone who collects information on a residential property in order to give a recommendation as to that property's worth.
Commercial Appraiser – The unique point about this type of appraiser is that they rely strongly on established appraisers to teach them how to determine the value of commercial property and not just on the knowledge they got during the licensure course.
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SDG 13: Climate Action | What you need to know
by María Emilia Burgos · 12th April 2019
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The Earth's climate is changing, with severe consequences for our daily lives and the resilience of our countries. Climate change is disrupting national economies, People are experiencing changing weather patterns, rising sea levels, and extreme weather events. Greenhouse gas emissions from human activities driving this change continue to rise.
Maria Emilia Burgos, an Honourary Analyst at The Kootneeti discuss SDG 13 (Climate Action) with Hamza Aomdi, a Climate activist and Secretary-General at AJAD 'Future of Youth Association for Development'.
Maria: When was the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development adopted? What relationship and importance do you think the Action for Climate has with the other SDGs?
Hamza: The first place, priority must be given to the main climatic actions and to evaluate the other actions on an international scale. What happened in September 2015, it set an important precedent, the world leaders approved a historic summit, around 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the 2030 Agenda that formally entered into force on January 1, 2016. With these new Objectives of universal application, the countries for the next 15 years will have to intensify efforts to end poverty in all its forms, to reduce inequality and fight against climate change, at the same time achieve a development where we all form part in equal conditions to be able to finish the goals. The SDGs were shaped by the success of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). These new objectives present the particularity of calling all countries, whether developed or developing, rich, poor or middle-income, to adopt measures that tend to promote economic prosperity as well as a healthy and clean environment. The progress made in the previous Millennium Development Goals was evaluated and the list of objectives from 8 to 17 was extended, now called: "Sustainable Development Goals". This gave rise to the "United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development", held in Rio de Janeiro in 2002, with the aim of creating a set of global objectives that could respond to environmental, political and economic problems. In 2015, state leaders accepted a set of global goals to eradicate poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all as part of a new sustainable development agenda. All the SDGs are interrelated, which means that the success or failure of one affects the rest, as happens with the threat of climate change, present in Objective number 13 "Climate Action". Therefore, they recognize that the decisions taken to fulfil the objectives must go hand in hand with strategies that favour economic growth and address a series of social needs, such as education, health, social protection and employment opportunities, activities that promote the fight against climate change and the protection of the environment. However, the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) together with the 169 goals promote a broader scope than the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in addressing the root causes of poverty and the universal need to achieve development in favour of everybody. The objectives cover the three dimensions of sustainable development: economic growth, social inclusion and protection of the environment. There is no coercivity in the SDGs, it is a matter of good faith governments adopting them and taking them as their own, assuming responsibilities and establishing national frameworks to achieve the 17 objectives. The countries are responsible for monitoring and reviewing the progress made in meeting the objectives, through regional follow-up activities that in turn will be based on analyses carried out at the national level and thus contribute to follow-up and subsequent review world level.
Maria: What do you consider are the world regions most affected and vulnerable to climate change?
Hamza: All regions of the world present some degree of vulnerability since climate change has no borders. It is necessary for this that countries have environmental policies that allow them to respond to climatic phenomena, with resilience and adaptation. However, it is the countries with the least income that will be most affected by natural disasters caused by the anthropogenic consequences on the climate. According to experts, in Latin America the most vulnerable countries are Haiti, Guyana and Bolivia, Chile is instead the country that is best prepared to face climate change, where COP25 will take place in December of this year. Africa is a region that is also very vulnerable to climate change, southern Africa and the Sahel areas have been decertified, this has caused droughts, migrations and problems in food security, economic and social consequences. Scientific studies reveal that if temperatures continue to increase in the area of East Africa, on the contrary, intense rain phenomena would appear. However, in recent years Africa has made the transition to green economies that allow it to develop more sustainably and resiliently to the climate. The most affected regions of the world, this is the first degree in which the African continent has caused human changes and economic developments, as well as to America since the end of the climate summit of the boon. The countries of South Asia, such as Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal and Sri Lanka, present a high degree of vulnerability to climate change that could have serious social and economic consequences, which has led the Asian Development Bank (AsDB) to work on a report called "Assessing the Costs of Climate Change and Adaptation in South Asia"
Maria: How important is NGOs work to fight against climate change and what is the role of young climate activists?
Hamza: The different NGOs that currently exist in the world have fulfilled a crucial role in society since their beginnings since it was the people who have become more aware, modified their habits, their way of acting and relating to the environment. The United Nations, together with the agencies, has a very important job in being the main promoter to generate more impact and action in society, in addition to seeking that the States adhere to environmental and climate policies. NGOs as international actors from the exact awareness of the future generation using technology as a means of development can generate infinities of positive things that help the fight against climate change. The role of young climate activists is incredible, we see the phenomenon that has caused Greta Thunberg worldwide since it was presented to the Swedish Parliament to demand that politicians assume and take action against climate change, participated in 2018 in Katowice , Poland at COP24, last January was present at the World Economic Forum of Davos, and currently leads "Global Climate Strike": where inspires many young people to join fight against climate change and a greener planet.
Maria: How are the local and national areas incorporated into the SDGs, especially ODS13, are they joint efforts or does each area maintain its autonomy?
Hamza: Every country in the world has experienced the dramatic effects of climate change. Global warming is causing permanent changes in the climate and now we must act, there is no more time because greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise and its consequences can be irreversible if urgent measures are not taken now. SDG13 promotes "Climate action", the idea is that the local areas can make the SDGs more effective, therefore the cities have committed themselves and added to their political agenda the sustainable development in its three levels, economic, environmental and social. It is important to work in coordination between the local and national areas, although many times what happens is that to act faster, the person who knows the subject best is each local area that knows how to act and what action to take. According to the results of the Bonn Climate Summit, which is based on the application and evaluation of the operationalization of the Paris Agreement, it is presented as follows: – Completion of the modalities of implementation of the "Talanoa Dialogue". – Operational decisions of the community platform. – financing – The signage of the Powering Past Coal alliance for the citizens of the world.
Maria: Finally, do you think that more awareness campaigns should be done to educate more about the SDGs?
Hamza: Yes, of course, it is necessary to promote campaigns on the SDGs, but with the use of all means of communication to make an impact. Nowadays the use of social networks is crucial and the joint work of NGOs with local and national governments to make society aware of the SDGs and how they can get involved. Primary and High schools must have teachers who are trained to teach about the SDGs. For this, they must be one of the priorities of the States within the environmental education policies. Universities could also have workshops, where students can participate and be involved in SDGs and environmental issues, promoting participation in NGOs.
The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Kootneeti Team
Tags: Climate ActionClimate ChangeSDG 13SDGs
María Emilia Burgos
María Emilia Burgos is Program Manager for SDGs at The Kootneeti. She can be reached at emilia@thekootneeti.in
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1. The controlling legislation is the Health and Safety at Work, etc. Act 1974. The Act refers to responsibilities relating to "health, safety and . . ..", not "health & safety and . . ..". It was clearly envisaged from the start that health and safety are two separate matters.
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3. This paradigm works well with safety issues and indeed may work for some, though not all, diseases caused by simple exposures at work. It is less effective in the health setting (as compared with the safety setting) as the feedback for failure is not immediate and indeed be very long term (eg asbestos related disease).
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Jorunna parva, a sea slug native to the waters of Asia, looks just like a bunny, complete with a pair of upright ears and a fluffy tail.
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A Study to Assess the Nutritional Status of Preschool Children (3-5 Years) In Selected Lokesha S, Ambika K, Sheela Williams. Rural Anganawadis At Mysuru With A View To Develop Information Booklet. Int. J. Adv. Nur. Management. 2017; 5(2):159-163.


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\subsection{\large SM A. Methods}

The first-principles calculations were performed within the density functional theory (DFT) framework using the projector augmented wave method \cite{dft2} as implemented in the VASP \cite{dft3} package and full-potential augmented plane-wave method as implemented in the package Wiek2k. The generalized gradient approximation (GGA) \cite{dft4} was used for the exchange-correlation effect and the Hubbard energy $U$ used in the calculation is $4$ eV. The lattice constants of RAlX were acquired from previous experimental measurements \cite{LAG_Structure, CAG_Structure, PAG_Structure}. A $\Gamma$-centered $k$-point $14 \times 14 \times 14$ mesh was used and spin-orbit coupling was included in the self-consistent cycles.

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\subsection{{\large SM B. Band dispersion of Weyl quasi-particles in LaAlGe, CeAlGe, and PrAlGe. }}

In this section, we describe the dispersion of the Weyl cones. The energy dispersions of Weyl nodes W3 and W2 in LaAlGe are plotted in Fig 5 (a) and (b) representatively. Experimental measurements of Tyep II Weyl nodes W2 in LaAlGe are consistent with our calculations in Fig S1 (b) and (c)\cite{LAG}. In CeAlGe, we show the energy dispersions of the W$_2^2$ and W$_2^4$ Weyl cones in Figs.~\ref{Fig5}(d,e). We see that the W2 are still type-II. Because the magnetization along the $a$ direction breaks the mirror symmetry $M_x$, we see in Fig 3 (b) that the two W2 Weyl nodes in the vicinity of $M_x$, i.e., W$_2^2$ and W$_2^3$, are not symmetric with respect to this mirror any more. This can also be seen in the energy dispersions near W$_2^2$ in Fig.~\ref{Fig5}(d). The W1 and W3 Weyl nodes are far away from the Fermi level and therefore not relevant to low-energy physics. W2, which are type-II, are very close to the Fermi level. Therefore, CeAlGe is a $\mathcal{T}$-breaking type-II Weyl semimetal. The Weyl fermion dispersions of PrAlGe are shown in Figs.~\ref{Fig5}(f-h). The dispersion in $(E,k_x,k_y)$ space of the newly generated W4 Weyl cone is shown in Fig.~\ref{Fig5}(f), from which we see that W4 are type-I. Figures~\ref{Fig5}(g,h) show the dispersion and Fermi surface of a W1 Weyl cone. We see that the W1 Weyl cones in PrAlGe also become type-II. We further observe that the W1 Weyl nodes are shifted away from the $k_z=0$ plane (Fig.~\ref{Fig5}(h)). In fact, the two adjacent W1 nodes move in opposite $k_z$ directions. As a result, the Fermi surface at a constant $k_z$ (Fig.~\ref{Fig5}(h)) only reveals one Weyl node. A schematic summary is shown in Fig. 3 (g). Interestingly, W2 is pushed to be well above the Fermi level. On the other hand, W3 and W4, which are of type-I, are now close to the Fermi level. Therefore, PrAlGe is a $\mathcal{T}$-breaking type-I Weyl semimetal.

\begin{figure}[t]
\includegraphics[width=17cm]{FigS1.pdf}
\caption{ {Band dispersion of Weyl quasi-particles in LaAlGe, CeAlGe, and PrAlGe.} ({a}) The bulk band structure close to $W3$ Weyl nodes in LaAlGe. ({b}) The linear band dispersion along three momentum directions showing the type-II Weyl fermion nature of the $W2$ node in LaAlGe. ({c}) calculated constant energy band contour in the $k_z$=0 plane at the energy of the W2 nodes of LaAlGe. Blue lines correspond to hole-like pockets, whereas red lines indicate electron-like pockets. ({d}) Same as {b}, but for $W_{2}^{2}$ Weyl nodes in CeAlGe. ({e}) Same as {b}, but for $W_{2}^{4}$ Weyl nodes in CeAlGe. ({f}) Same as {a}, but for $W_{4}^{1}$ Weyl nodes in PrAlGe.  ({g}) Same as {b}, but for $W1$ Weyl nodes in PrAlGe.  ({h}) Same as {c}, but for $W1$ Weyl nodes in PrAlGe in the $k_z$=0.0445 plane.}

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\subsection{{\large SM C. Energy, momentum space locations, and type of Weyl nodes in LaAlGe, CeAlGe, and PrAlGe}}
\begin{center}
\begin{table}[H]
\begin{tabular}{p{3cm}p{2.5cm}p{2.5cm}p{2.5cm}p{2cm}p{2cm}}
\hline
Weyl nodes & $k_x$ ($\frac{\pi}{a}$) & $k_y$ ($\frac{\pi}{a}$) & $k_z$ ($\frac{\pi}{a}$) &  $E$ (meV) & Type\\
\hline
 $W1$ & 0.503 & 0.002 & 0.000 &  64 & I \\
$W2$ & 0.254 & 0.008 & 0.784 & 3 &  II\\
 $W3'$ & 0.216 & 0.173 & 0.000 &   110 &  I\\
 $W3''$ & 0.231 & 0.183 & 0.000 &  131 &  I\\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\caption{\label{Weyl} \textbf{Energy and momentum space locations of the Weyl nodes in LaAlGe}}

\end{table}
\end{center}

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\begin{table}
\begin{tabular}{p{3cm}p{2.5cm}p{2.5cm}p{2.5cm}p{2cm}p{2cm}}
\hline
Weyl nodes & $k_x$ ($\frac{\pi}{a}$) & $k_y$ ($\frac{\pi}{a}$) & $k_z$ ($\frac{\pi}{a}$) &  $E$ (meV) & Type\\
\hline
$W_{1}^1$ & 0.499 & -0.002 & 0.000 &  107 &  I \\
$W_{1}^2$ & 0.511 & -0.005 & 0.000 &  91 &  I\\
$W_{1}^3$ & 0.005 & 0.512 & 0.000 &  116 &  I\\
$W_{1}^4$ & 0.007 & -0.499 & 0.000 &  116 &  I\\
$W_{2}^1$ & 0.252 & 0.012 & 0.722 &  37 &  II \\
$W_{2}^2$ & 0.266 & -0.010 & 0.687 &  -1 &  II \\
$W_{2}^3$ & 0.011 & 0.251 & 0.716 &  32 &  II \\
$W_{2}^4$ & 0.014 & -0.258 & 0.705 &  15 &  II \\
$W_{3}^1$ & 0.185 & -0.243 & 0.000 &  112 &  I \\
$W_{3}^2$ & 0.183 & -0.217 & 0.000 &  90 &  I \\
$W_{3}^3$ & 0.246 & -0.180 & 0.000 &  107 &  I \\
$W_{3}^4$ & 0.229 & -0.169 & 0.000 &  66 &  I \\
$W_{3}^5$ & 0.250 & 0.179 & 0.000 &  76 &  I \\
$W_{3}^6$ & 0.212 & 0.184 & 0.000 &  106 &  I \\
$W_{3}^7$ & 0.180 & 0.214 & 0.000 &  96 &  I \\
$W_{3}^8$ & 0.178 & 0.252 & 0.000 &  75 &  I \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\caption{\label{Weyl} \textbf{Energy and momentum space locations of the Weyl nodes in CeAlGe with a (100) magnetization.}}

\end{table}
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\begin{center}
\begin{table}
\centering
\begin{tabular}{p{3cm}p{2.5cm}p{2.5cm}p{2.5cm}p{2cm}p{2cm}}
\hline
Weyl nodes & $k_x$ ($\frac{\pi}{a}$) & $k_y$ ($\frac{\pi}{a}$) & $k_z$ ($\frac{\pi}{a}$) &  $E$ (meV) & Type\\
\hline
$W_{1}$ & 0.530 & 0.007 & 0.045 &  25 & II \\
$W_{2}^1$ & 0.027 & 0.242 & 0.718 &  54 & II\\
$W_{2}^2$ & 0.271 & 0.016 & 0.747 &  51 & II\\
$W_{3}^1$ & 0.230 & 0.194 & 0.038 &  14 & I\\
$W_{3}^2$ & 0.161 & 0.268 & 0.037 &  -5 & I\\
$W_{4}^1$ & 0.190 & 0.157 & 0.115 &  -23 & I\\
$W_{4}^2$ & 0.164 & 0.189 & 0.136 &  -26 & I\\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\caption{\label{Weyl} \textbf{Energy and momentum space locations of the Weyl nodes in PrAlGe with a (001) magnetization.}}

\end{table}
\end{center}

\clearpage
\subsection{{\large SM D. Hamiltonian for glide mirror planes (W3 nodes)}}

In RAlGe, the W1 and W2 Weyl nodes arise from the spinless nodal lines, which is the same as TaAs. However, the W3' and W3'' Weyl nodes are due to the spinless (W3) Weyl nodes. These nodes are located near the $k_x=\pm k_y$ ($45^{\circ}$) planes. Here we provide a Hamiltonian for the glide mirror planes, which can be used to fit the band structure near these glide mirrors. On the glide mirror planes $k_x=\pm k_y$, there are two relevant symmetries: $C_2$ times time-reversal and the glide-$C_4$ times mirror. Both restrict the form of the $\bs{k}\cdot\bs{p}$ Hamiltonian on this plane.
Consider a general spinless two-band Hamiltonian
\begin{equation}
H(\bs{k})=d_1(\bs{k})\sigma_1+d_2(\bs{k})\sigma_2+d_3(\bs{k})\sigma_3,
\end{equation}
where $\bs{k}=(k_1,k_2,k_z)^{\mathsf{T}}$ with $k_1:=k_x-k_y$ and $k_2=k_x+k_y$. Let us without loss of generality consider the $k_1=0$ glide mirror plane.

The symmetries act as
\begin{equation}
C_{2}\mathcal{T}H(k_1,k_2,k_z)C_{2}\mathcal{T}^{-1}
=H(k_1,k_2,-k_z)^*
\label{eq: C2T spinless}
\end{equation}
and
\begin{equation}
C_{4M}H(k_1,k_2,k_z)C_{4M}^{-1}
=H(-k_1,k_2,k_z)
\end{equation}
where $C_{2}\mathcal{T}$ and $C_{4M}$ are unitary operators that equal the identity when raised to the second power. Since we have spinless electrons, $C_{2}\mathcal{T}=C_2$. Furthermore, the Hamiltonian should be invariant under TRS
\begin{equation}
H(k_1,k_2,k_z)
=H(-k_1,-k_2,-k_z)^*,
\label{eq: TRS spinless}
\end{equation}
which tells us that $d_2(\bs{k})$ (and only this one) must be odd in $\bs{k}$. The $C_2$ symmetry implies that
\begin{equation}
C_{2}H(k_1,k_2,k_z)C_{2}^{-1}
=H(-k_1,-k_2,k_z).
\end{equation}
From the first-principle calculation, we know that both bands of interest are in the same irreducible representation, i.e., $C_{2T}=C_{4M}=\sigma_0$.
Then Eq.~\eqref{eq: C2T spinless} implies together with Eq.~\eqref{eq: TRS spinless} that
\begin{equation}
d_2(\bs{k})=vk_z+\mathcal{O}(\bs{k}^3).
\end{equation}
The other components of the Hamiltonian are even functions and otherwise unrestricted
\begin{equation}
\begin{split}
d_1(\bs{k})=&m-u_1k_1^2-u_2k_2^2-u_3k_z^2+\mathcal{O}(\bs{k}^4),\\
d_3(\bs{k})=&m'-w_1k_1^2-w_2k_2^2-w_3k_z^2+\mathcal{O}(\bs{k}^4).
\end{split}
\end{equation}
Notice that cross-terms $k_1 k_2$, $k_1 k_z$, and $k_2 k_z$ are not symmetry-allowed, due to $C_{4M}$ and $C_{2T}$, respectively..
This Hamiltonian gives rise to two pairs of Weyl nodes on the glide mirror plane at $k_z=0$, and
\begin{equation}
k_1^2=\frac{mw_2-m'u_2}{u_1w_2-u_2w_1},
\qquad
k_2^2=\frac{mw_1-m'u_1}{u_1w_2-u_2w_1},
\end{equation}
provided the coefficients are such that the right hand sides are positive.

We now want to study the effect of spin-orbit coupling. To split the Weyl nodes, we need terms that are nonzero on the $k_z$ plane. Since under $C_2\mathcal{T}$ we have $k_z\to -k_z$ and $s_1\to -s_1$, $s_2\to -s_2$, $s_3\to +s_3$, we can add the following five terms to the Hamiltonian that are nonzero on the $k_z=0$ plane:
\begin{equation}
\sigma_0 s_3,
\quad
\sigma_1 s_3,
\quad
\sigma_2 s_1,
\quad
\sigma_2 s_2,
\quad
\sigma_3 s_3.
\end{equation}
The first term commutes with the rest of the Hamiltonian and will therefore not in itself be important for splitting the Weyl nodes. The other important symmetry is $C_{4M}=\mathrm{i}(s_2-s_1)/\sqrt{2}$ that sends $k_1\to -k_1$ and $s_1\to -s_2$, $s_2\to -s_1$, $s_3\to -s_3$. We thus add to the Hamiltonian
\begin{equation}
H_{\mathrm{SOC}}
=
m_1(\bs{k})
\sigma_0 s_3
+
m_2(\bs{k})
\sigma_1 s_3
+
m_3(k_1,k_2,k_z)
\sigma_2 s_1
-
m_3(-k_1,k_2,k_z)
\sigma_2 s_2
+
m_5(\bs{k})
\sigma_3 s_3,
\end{equation}
where $m_{1,2,5}(k_1,k_2,k_z)=-m_{1,2,5}(-k_1,k_2,k_z)$.
Interestingly, there are now two qualitatively distinct ways to split the Weyl nodes: First, if we only consider $m_3(\bs{k})=\bar{m}_3+a k_1$ and set all other $m_{1,2,5}(\bs{k})=0$, then the spectrum is
\begin{equation}
E=\pm \sqrt{d_1^2+\left(d_2\pm \sqrt{2}\sqrt{\bar{m}_3^2+a^2k_1^2}\right)^2+d_3^2}
\end{equation}
which shifts the Weyl nodes away from the $k_z=0$ plane to $k_z=\pm\sqrt2\bar{m}_3/v$ (sending $a\to0$ for simplicity). However, they have pairwise the same $k_1$ and $k_2$ values.

When $k_1$-odd terms are considered, we observe that these are competing with the $\bar{m}_3$ term and can lead to a splitting of the Weyl nodes within the $k_z=0$ plane. Obtaining a closed form for the energies when all terms are added is hard, hence we only illustrate the case by considering $m_{2,5}(\bs{k})\neq0$,$m_{1,3}=0$ . Then
\begin{equation}
E=\pm \sqrt{(d_1\pm m_2)^2+d_2^2+(d_3\pm m_5)^2},
\end{equation}
which in view of the fact that $d_2=0$ is satisfied on the $k_z=0$ plane leaves the Weyl nodes in that plane, but will move their $k_1,k_2$ position.

\clearpage
\subsection{{\large SM E. HgCr2Se4 }}
In this section, we discuss about the previous prediction of ferromagnetic Weyl semimetal state in HgCr2Se4 \cite{HgCrSe}.  The crystal structure and the Brillouin zone of HgCr2Se4 are plotted in Figs.~\ref{Fig6}(a,b). A key issue is that DFT band structure calculations on these magnetic materials  HgCr2Se4 are quite challenging. As shown in Figs.~\ref{Fig6}(c,d), the DFT band structures of HgCr2Se4 without (Fig.~\ref{Fig6}(c)) or with (Fig.~\ref{Fig6}(d)) ferromagnetism appears to be vastly different. Without magnetization, this system has continues gap between the conduction and valance band. After turning on ferromagnetic effect, the up and down spins split dramatically. As a result, the DFT prediction of Weyl nodes in these compounds is not as robust as that of in TaAs.

\begin{figure*}[t]
\includegraphics[width=17cm]{FigS2}
\caption{ {HgCr2Se4.} ({a}) The crystal structure of HgCr2Se4. ({b}) The Brillouin zone of HgCr2Se4 ({c}) The bands of HgCr2Se4 without ferromagnetism. ({d}) The bands of HgCr2Se4 with ferromagnetism.}

\label{Fig6}
\end{figure*}

\end{document}

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Q: MongoDB find projection, matching elements with $ne I have a query that returns objects containing an array of objects. Within that array of objects, there are some that should not be processed. Here is an object simmilar to what I have:
{
    _id: 12345,
    data: [
        {
            state: 1,
            info: "abc"
        },{
            state: 2,
            info: "cde"
        },{
            state: 2,
            info: "efg"
        }
    ]
}

I want to show only the objects where state does not equal to 1. So I want to get back something like this:
{
    _id: 12345,
    data: [
        {
            state: 2,
            info: "cde"
        },{
            state: 2,
            info: "efg"
        }
    ]
}

There can be hundreds of "main" objects with tens of "sub" objects. I tried using the query:
col.find({'data.info': {$in: [] }, {_id: 1, data: { $elemMatch: { state: {$ne: 1 } } } }, {}, callback);

But that only gives me this:
{
    _id: 12345,
    data: [
        {
            state: 2,
            info: "cde"
        }
    ]
}

In other words, $elemMatch does what it is supposed to do, but I need to get a different result. So is there a way to do that in one query or without pre-processing results (removing entries before any further code reads the data)?

A: The $elemMatch projection operator only returns the first matching element in an array.
To filter the whole array, the best approach in MongoDB 2.2+ would be using the Aggregation Framework. Alternative, you could also do this using Map/Reduce or in your application code.
Example aggregation:
db.data.aggregate(

    // Initial match to limit number of documents
    { $match : {
        data: { $elemMatch: { state: {$ne: 1 } } }
    }},

    // Convert the data array into a stream of documents
    { $unwind: "$data" },

    // Limit to matching elements of the data array
    { $match : {
        "data.state": {$ne: 1 }
    }},

    // Re-group by original document _id
    { $group: {
        _id: "$_id",
        data: { $push: "$data" }
    }}
)

Sample output:
{
    "_id" : 12345,
    "data" : [
        {
            "state" : 2,
            "info" : "cde"
        },
        {
            "state" : 2,
            "info" : "efg"
        }
    ]
}

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Pseudophilautus pleurotaenia é uma espécie de anfíbio da família Rhacophoridae.

É endémica do Sri Lanka.

Os seus habitats naturais são: florestas subtropicais ou tropicais húmidas de baixa altitude.

Está ameaçada por perda de habitat.

Pseudophilautus
Anfíbios do Sri Lanka
Anfíbios descritos em 1904

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I think the reason the fix for this error is so easily forgotten is because the error itself has absolutely nothing to do with the above message. Every time I have seem this error, ultimately the problem was related to the misuse of the SelectList HTML helper. Here is how the select list is supposed to work.
So what this is doing is using the model's SelectedItem property (custom property you create) as the slot to place the item the user selects from the list. The second paramater is the list of items that the user should choose from in the form of a SelectList. This is a big key right here. You must use a SelecList type for this list or something that you can cast as a selectList in the view itself (not recommended). The reason I don't recommend this is because things like this can fail and it is much easier to recover from a bad cast in code that it is once the View is being put together.
Take care to make sure that the SelectList is in the proper format and is indeed of type SelectList and not some other type that you think is of type SelectList. if you need any help with converting a SelectList generically to something else, feel free to ask, or see my post on converting Enums to Selectlists here to get you started.
I hope this helps other people from following a similar rabbit hole.
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How would you describe your soul mate?
Instead of trying to look for that perfect soul mate that will bring you happiness, love and passion, it is important for you to try to define what "soul mate " means to you. What are you exactly looking for in love? How would you like the other person to be?
Dating websites have become very popular because the idea of having possible matches is not limited to one person, but to vast possibilities. Soul mate then becomes just a way of naming the best qualities that a person could have in order to complement you and for you both to create a happy environment together.
A lasting love story in which both of you would understand each other, share your life together and complement each on a daily basis.


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Colour and Architecture
Colenbrander, Bernard J.F. (Project Manager)
Colenbrander, Bernard J.F. (Project Officer)
Sartorius - ter Haar, Mariska, (Central Project administrator)
van Mierlo, Patricia, (Contact Person invoices)
van Mierlo, Patricia, (Decentral Project administrator)
Klein, Christian, (Contact Person invoices)
Klein, Christian, (Decentral Project administrator)
Schlatmann, Martijn (Project Officer)
Architectural History and Theory
Financial and Economic Affairs Service
Project: Research direct
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In accordance to this history of paradigm shifts, the research is focused on the course of events between about 1800 and today. Geographically it is demarcated to Europe and the USA, creating a culturally coherent section of theory and practice from the entire subject of architecture and colour. Within this framework, the interplay of colour and form in architectural discourse will be examined confronting findings with two neighbouring topics. This concerns on the one hand simultaneous developments in philosophy and science in the widest sense, and a series of relevant case studies on the other. With this latter study, of buildings and places, will be tested whether or not theory mirrors in practice. The combination of literature study and case studies supports the ambition of a coherent understanding and integral analysis and explanation of the multiple interactions of colour and form in architecture.
In the reality of our daily environments, architecture and colour depend on each other. The way in which these two phenomena interact and how they can be supported by design is a research question relevant to both science and practice.
Research project by Martijn Schlatmann


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The property is located in Effandi Bagh in the Rawalpora area of Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir's summer capital, and the central probe agency issued a provisional order to attach the asset under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA).
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An SUV cruises down the main drag of a small town. The streets are congested with other vehicles. JOHN is transporting his ten-year old son CHRISTOPHER to an oboe lesson. He is in a bit of a rush.
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CHRISTOPHER: Dad, it's ok we've got a few minutes.
JOHN: Yes but I'm paying good money for that Hungarian to teach you to be a great oboe player. Look at this guy! He just shot right in there. Didn't even use his signal.
CUT-TO: A pick-up truck pulls up beside them and starts to merge in front of them. The trailer gate is adorned with multiple bumper stickers.
JOHN: Hey, hey! What the heck is this!? Does no one use their turn signal anymore? What kind of person does that? Well, he has lots of bumper stickers. Let's see what kind of idiot we're dealing with. He obviously likes deer hunting. Jerk! What else does this idiot's bumper sticker say? Well, he's a big Jacksonville Jaguars fan. Moron!
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CUT-TO: The truck completes the merge.
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CHRISTOPHER: Fine, I told you it's not a big deal.
JOHN: And you're going to fight that man's son.
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The truck driver's son NATE get out of the passenger side door. Nate is probably 5 years older than CHRISTOPHER and much bigger. He looks as unenthusiastic about this fight as CHRISTOPHER.
JOHN: Yes way! I already made a deal. We can't back out now.
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CHRISTOPHER: That doesn't make any sense.
JOHN: Important lesson number 2. Life doesn't make sense. Now get out there and have at it.
CHRISTOPHER reluctantly gets out of the car, still wanting to please his dad. JOHN stays behind to watch. CHRISTOPHER slowly approaches NATE. After a pause, NATE apathetically punches CHRISTOPHER in the face, picks him up over his head and slams him on the hood of the car. JOHN winces. CHRISTOPHER rolls off the car onto the ground, out of sight. NATE returns to his truck. The SUV door opens and a dirty, bloody and bruised CHRISTOPHER enters. He pulls on his seat belt and stares forward.


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LEDIG STILLING VED AHO
PhD - Design and Aesthetics for Service
søndag 08. januar 2023 - 05:01
Oslo School of Architecture and Design
The Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) is an internationally leading, specialized university within the disciplines design, architecture, landscape architecture and urbanism. AHO offers a unique research-based education of international standing. Established in 1945, today it has built a solid national funding base and is prominently ranked internationally. AHO awards three Master's degrees in Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Design, as well as a PhD programme. AHO offers Master's degree programmes that are designed to best equip the student to enter directly into professional practice or academia. Within the Master's programmes, students may specialise in the fields of architecture, landscape architecture and urbanism, industrial design, interaction design, service and systems-oriented design. In its education, the school follows a studio-based model with a low faculty-to-student ratio that encourages individual development and collaboration. The school has approximately 800 students and 270 employees wich amounts to 160 person-years.
The Institute of Design (IDE) at AHO is one of the leading Nordic design-institutions. The Institute of Design is responsible for AHO's 5-year integrated Master-programme in Design and has a broad portfolio of research projects that connects across disciplines and domains. The institute takes a broad, holistic approach to design that emphasizes the relevance and importance of design within contemporary society.
Our perspective is that good design creates aesthetic and functional products, services and experiences that delight and improve the lives of people and contribute to a sustainable future. The institute develops research and teaching within and across the fields of industrial design, interaction design, service design, and systems oriented design. IDE collaborates closely with industry, public sector and governance, and is an important actor in research- and innovation-projects. The institute has an extensive international and national network across industry and academia, covering both the growing digital sector, as well as established areas such as healthcare, maritime industry, future-studies and innovation, and service development in the public and private sector. AHO's design alumni are found in leading design studios and consultancies, in tech-companies, in industry, in research and innovation projects, as well as in policy and governance. The Institute of Design is internationally recognized and highly ranked; projects from the institute are frequently represented in national and international design awards.
It is central for us that we develop and maintain a staff with a diverse and balanced mix of gender, age and social and cultural background. Women and persons with a minority background are particularly encouraged to apply for this position. AHO is eager to support career development.
The Institute of Design at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design announces a fully funded four year PhD position for the period 2023-2026 to explore and contribute to design and aesthetics for service. The aim of the PhD research is to contribute to the emerging discourse on aesthetics in the field of Service Design and in particular to apply this to service design practice.
Services account for 78.89 % of employment in Norway and the field of service design has become well established, with AHO being a leading institution in the field. However, the theme of aesthetics in service design is under researched, particularly in terms of understanding the aesthetics of service and how this can be supported through design practice and pedagogy. This call requests research proposals that will examine and develop the field of applied aesthetics for the field of service design. It aims to build aesthetics theory within service design, to explore aesthetics theory through designing for service, and to develop principles for service design through approaches, methods or tools. The PhD must be able to position aesthetic practice and analysis in a cultural and theoretical landscape that crosses over a range of design disciplines.
The Ph.D. project will be tightly connected with the upcoming research projects run by the service design group. This can be made through hands-on research through design case studies or participatory action research. By connecting the Ph.D. thesis with the ongoing projects assures that the thesis is connected with AHO´s broader research strategies and those of direct concern for service design. e.g. experientiality, culture, social services and service systems.
We envisage a three phased project, starting with the creation of a platform of literature regarding aesthetics and relevant concepts for service design. Based upon this platform, we would expect research through design to explore these concepts through the development and application of methods, tools and techniques. This would then be reflected upon, to both provide an updated aesthetic platform and possible methods, tools and techniques. The project will supervised by the group's research team and where relevant, might use relevant cases from ongoing research projects at the institute (see designresearch.no).
The PhD would be situated with the service design group at IDE and will contribute to a broader initiative at the institute within the field of aesthetics and design. As such the PhD will build upon existing research such as the Design Aesthetics for Interactive Digital Design, Designing for Popular Cultural Service Experience, Exploring Sacred Service Design and other related research.
The PhD could include themes such as:• Design and aesthetics for experience and engagement• Design and aesthetics for service• Design and aesthetics as part of meaningful offerings and interactions• Design support to embed aesthetics in the design process• Speculative service design as a way to explore the design aesthetics of service• Aesthetics craft in service design
The Institute of Design is one of the leading institutions in service design and we see it is as essential to fund such research on aesthetics to evolve and strengthen our position. Aesthetics and form-giving are at the core of AHO's pedagogy as well as being central in the research performed at the school.
The PhD will articulate and develop a fundamental expertise and pedagogy thus contributing to a strengthening of the school's core values and activities. It will also address within the European Union the transition of Industry 4.0 to Industry 5.0 that focuses on human centred strategies (European Commission, 2022). Aesthetics in service design has relevance across the disciplines of design as well as in architecture, landscape and urbanism and we encourage collaboration across the school as part of the PhD.Teaching at Master and Bachelor level is considered to be an important part of developing and communicating research at AHO, and this PhD is a four year PHD, where one year is devoted to teaching.
We seek applicants from the design fields with a practice-oriented background relevant to the theme of this call, who will be comfortable carrying out research through design. The applicant must demonstrate the ability to articulate and argue for their research proposal in the application and interviews.
The candidate should have a master degree in service design, interaction design, industrial design, graphical design or equivalent
The candidate should deliver a portfolio demonstrating competence in design
The candidate should describe past experience with academic writing and presentations
The application must include:
An application letter describing relevant background, motivation, research experience and network. (Maximum two A4 pages)
A project proposal outline of maximum 5 pages, formulating and discussing research tasks, types of problems and methodology
A Curriculum Vitae of maximum 4 pages. (The CV may provide links to additional online resources demonstrating your capabilities or other relevant sources)
Certified copies of educational certificates, transcript of records, diplomas and letters of recommendation
List of publications and/or academic work
2 references (name, relation to candidate, e-mail address and telephone number)
All documentation must be in English or a Scandinavian language. Applications who do not fulfil the formal requirements will not be considered. Attachments beyond the required documents will not be taken into consideration.
What we assess
The material for the PhD application will be assessed according to the following criteria:
The quality of the project description (proposal outline)
The applicant's suitability for the research tasks
The academic competence of the applicant
The PhD scholarship is fully funded and there is no tuition fee. The salary is NOK 501 200 for a full position, with 3 % increase of the salary each year. From the salary, there will be a mandatory deduction of 2 % as a contribution to the State Pension fund (SPK). Standard employment conditions for state employees in Norway apply for the position.
An annual allowance of 20 000 NOK for literature and other necessary academic activities.
Office space in a professionally stimulating working environment.Attractive welfare benefits and generous pension agreement, in addition to Oslo's family-friendly environment with its rich opportunities for culture and outdoor activities.
Formal regulations
The educational component in the AHO PhD Programme is mandatory and requires fulltime attendance. Residency in Oslo for the employment period is mandatory. Research stay at a relevant international academic institution is encouraged. The PhD fellowship will start 1 September 2023.
Information meeting
The PhD Programme at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) will arrange an online information meeting about the AHO PhD Programme on 8 February at 15:00 CET. See http://www.ahophdlive.com more information.
Enquiries about this position should be directed to the supervisors:
Associate Professor Ted Matthews, [email protected]
Associate Professor Einar Sneve Martinussen, [email protected]
Examples of related research and other research activities can be found at the Centre for Design Research (designresearch.no).
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Sri Lanka's Twenty20 chief Lasith Malinga said that the selectors were utilizing the two T20 internationals against Pakistan at the R Premadasa Stadium on Thursday and Saturday to observe new players in front of the World T20 competition in India one year from now.
"There are a great deal of new players, and that is something worth being thankful for Sri Lankan cricket. We have around six months until the following World T20. When we are planning to play a World Cup, we need to know how quite a bit of that arrangement we'll be playing, and what opportunities we will need to take a gander at the players we are considering utilizing," said Malinga at a pre-match question and answer session.
The demise of surely understood rugby player Wasim Thajudeen three years prior was not because of a vehicle mishap, the CID educated courts today (27).
The CID made entries to Colombo extra judge Nishantha Peiris that Thajudeen had been assaulted with an obtuse instrument and that his teeth, ribs and a leg had been harmed.
The media reported at the time that Thajudeen was discovered copied to death inside his auto, which smashed onto a divider close Shalika Grounds in Narahenpita on the night of 17 May 2012.
Letters of interest have been sent to remote illicit relationships priest Mangala Samaraweera, Ranjan Ramanayake, Nalin Bandara Jayamaha, JVP pioneer Anura Kumara Dissanayake and Gypsies pioneer Sunil Perera for putting forth defamatory expressions with respect to Mahinda Rajapaksa, say a legal counselor for the previous president.
At a media preparation at the restriction pioneer's office today (26), legal counselor Sagara Kariyawasam said Rajapaksa has requested Rs. 4,500 million in harms from the five for having offended him at the decision stage.
President Maithripala Sirisena is to withdraw to Maldives on a two-day authority visit.
The President's Media Unit said he has been welcomed as boss visitor of the 50th National Independence Day service of Maldives.
Previous President Mahinda Rajapaksa has elucidated on the occurrence that occurred in Akuressa as of late.
Mr. Rajapaksa has said that a man who was obviously tipsy had gotten his finger when he was strolling through the group.
"A man who was obviously tipsy, firmly got my finger...It was so excruciating, I saw stars... In my agony i got back my hand and balled my clench hand.
President Maithripala Sirisena and UPFA general secretary Susil Premajayantha have come to a broad agreement with respect to the national government to be shaped after the parliamentary decision, dependable sources.
As indicated by this understanding, if the UPFA wins a dominant part of seats, Premajayantha will be made the head administrator, and if the UNP wins most seats, he will be the agent PM in the national government.
Leader Ranil Wickremesinghe says he doesn't utilize Temple Trees or the PM's office for his political exercises.
He educated races chief Mahinda Deshapriya about this amid a phone discussion.
The PM requested that the surveys boss inquiry these workplaces if any uncertainty they are being utilized for political advancements, said a senior representative for the PM's office.
A race division authority can be conveyed there as an eyewitness if necessary, the chief has said.
Kurunegala District UPFA competitor and previous President Mahinda Rajapaksa promised to expand the base pay of the administration area to Rs. 25,000.
Talking at a meeting in Kuliyapitiya, Rajapaksa said that the legislature has misdirected the individuals amid the previous six months.
The administration neglected to do its guarantees of expanding the pay, he said.
Decisions official Mahinda Deshapriya tells Facebook fans that it is pointless to scrutinize any race infringement on Facebook, and rather they ought to hotel dissentions with him through 'tell the magistrate' page in the races office site.
He asks for that no postings, for example, 'is the IGP resting?' or 'is the races chief dozing?' be made in Facebook.
In the wake of cabin a dissention, they can likewise ask in the matter of what move has been made, the surveys boss said.
Previous president Mahinda Rajapaksa is to put forth an uncommon expression tomorrow (17) in light of the disputable comments made by officeholder Maithripala Sirisena two days prior.
Rajapaksa's discourse is expected at the UPFA's first decision rally in Anuradhapura.
The rally will be gone before by religious observances at Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi.
'BBC Sandeshaya' says previous president Mahinda Rajapaksa won't think that its simple at the forthcoming general race to make the war triumph and national security an issue.
He said yesterday (13) that he would give a vow to the individuals to organize national security.
The ex-president was talking after a Pirith Chanting at Bauddhaloka Pirivena in Kurunegala taking after the handover of assignments at the area secretariat.
UPFA General secretary - Susil Premajayantha has landed at the Colombo District secretariat a brief time back to handover designations.
He had been hospitalized the previous evening in the wake of falling sick.
discovers that security has been beefed up around the Colombo District secretariat.
Commonplace Councilor Hirunika Premachandra marked selections to challenge the general decision under the UNP ticket a brief time prior.
She will be challenging from the Colombo District, Deputy Foreign Minister Ajith P. Perera told .
Premachandra was one of the key SLFP individuals who crusaded for President Maithripala Sirisena amid the January 2015 Presidential Election.
Executive Ranil Wickremesinghe has requested to uproot set patterns with his photos, which are shown in the Colombo rural areas.
The Prime clergyman had asked his secretary to evacuate these set patterns before selections are given over.
Talking, a representative of the Prime clergyman's office said that the above requests are given as Mr. Wickremesinghe as well, is to challenge the General race.
Previous UNP General Secretary - Tissa Attanayake and "Maubima" proprietor and previous MP - Tiran Alles have been incorporated in the UPFA's National List, sources from the gathering home office say.
They are named to the National List over the solicitation of previous President Mahinda Rajapaksa, who has officially marked selections for the up and coming General decision under the UPFA ticket.
Bavalan Pathmanathan (24), a Sri Lankan conceived English cricketer, kicked the bucket in the wake of being hit by the ball in his midsection, while playing in the British Tamil League, on Sunday.
The episode happened while he was batting for Manipay Parish SC-Blue, a division three club in Surrey. When he got hit, air rescue vehicle specialists hurried to the spot, treated him and took him to the healing center, however he kicked the bucket of the wounds.
Preeminent Court Judge Sarath Abrew has surrendered to the Mt. Lavinia courts a brief time prior (07).
He had been joined by a gathering of legal counselors.
Equity Abrew confronts charges of ambushing a female cleaning specialist in his local staff.
Deputy Minister of Provincial Councils and Regional Development Sanath Jayasuriya that he resigned as Sri Lanka Freedom Party Chief Organizer in Matara Electorate.
He also said that he will not contest the upcoming parliamentary election.
Jayasuriya has informed President Maithripala Sirisena of his decision.
The Chinese government is applying weight to take Mahinda Rajapkasa back to control, "Sathhanda" daily paper claims.
Political undertakings head of the Chinese international safe haven Ren Faqiang is behind this crusade and is making courses of action for his legislature to store Rajapaksa's battle, it says.
In the previous couple of months, Faqiang had manufactured misrepresentations so as to make divisions between president Maithripala Sirisena and leader Ranil Wickremesinghe.
The United People's Freedom Alliance (UPFA) has chosen not to give selections to a few previous MPs of the gathering, political sources say.
Previous checking MPs in two capable services and in addition a few previous pastors are among the individuals who won't be allowed selections, sources include.
A high set representative of the UPFA said that the choice was taken in the wake of considering the claims these people are confronting and additionally the overall population abhorrence raised against them.
President Maithripala Sirisena has chosen not to give designations for 08 previous parliamentarians and clergymen who confronted different affirmations in the later past, gains from dependable sources.
As per the above sources, Duminda Silva, Sajin Vass Gunewardena and Mervyn Silva are among these 08 previous MPs.
In the interim, unsubstantiated sources include that the names of Wasantha Perera, Johnston Fernando, Rohitha Abeygunawardena, Sarana Gunewardena and Mahindananda Aluthgamage are additionally included in the above rundown.
Previous President Mahinda Rajapaksa has authoritatively pronounced that he will challenge the forthcoming General race.
He made the affirmation before an expansive group at the Carlton House in Medamulana a brief time prior today (01).
Nonetheless, he made no notice of the gathering he will be challenging from.


Added support for H.263/1998 (RFC 2429) - now can interoperate with Darwin based RTSP servers.
The JMF Customizer has been added to the JMF performance packs.
The quicktime file writer now creates streamable Quicktime files, i.e. the header is at the beginning of the file. When used, a temporary file is created then deleted after the streamable file is created.
UNC paths are now supported, e.g.
RTP Connector: a new interface that allows developers to connect JMF/RTP to their own and possibly proprietary transport services.
Quicktime files can now be created with more than 25000 frames.
Fixed "ClassCastException when playing from an input stream"
Fixed "Renderer for Sun Ray crashes when runnning with Corona 1.2"
Fixed "Transmitting H.263 with size < 176x144 crashes the VM"
Fixed "Transmitting video only H.263 from files with A/V may not loop back"
Fixed "ByeEvent's are not sent reliably from the RTPManager"
RTP client lip-sync improvements and some other optimizations.
Added DirectAudioRenderer and DirectAudioCapturer for performance packs.
Added arbitrary audio rate conversion codec.
HTTPS (secure sockets) protocol support.
Extended customizer to customize performance packs.
Optimized video rendering for SunRay TM on Solaris TM .
MPEG layer III (mp3) audio encoder.
Cinepak pro video encoder on Solaris.
Audio and video monitoring via MonitorControl from the processor.
Video monitoring for VFW capture.
Registration of new mime types via MimeManager (in the com.sun package).
RTP MPEG audio and video support for transmission and reception.
Improved GUI design for JMStudio.
File writing for the QuickTime format.
Added a new application "Export" for advance use of transcoding, previewing, etc.


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Press Releases Rep. Vorpagel: Statement on governor's State of the State address
Rep. Vorpagel: Statement on governor's State of the State address
Madison- State Representative Tyler Vorpagel (R-Plymouth) issued the following statement after Governor Evers' State of the State Address:
"This evening Assembly Republicans convened in our chambers to listen to Governor Evers give his annual State of the State address virtually.
"After a difficult ten months of the pandemic, our state is slowly improving. I'm incredibly proud of our Wisconsin communities and how they have come together to help each other. In a difficult year, I've watched constituents and businesses in my district be extremely innovative to keep their businesses open. That being said, I still am disappointed in how the Evers' administration has continued to respond to the massive backlog in Unemployment Insurance claims at a time when getting these people money to pay their bills is so important. It was disappointing tonight to hear the Governor attempt to shift the blame for the short comings of his administration.
"To keep Wisconsin moving forward we need to find creative solutions, just like folks in the private sector have. Being in divided government should not mean that we aren't working together to find solutions to issues that face Wisconsin, particularly in the middle of a pandemic. Despite the Governor's address tonight, I'm still hopeful that the Governor's office will realize how important it is to come to the table and have these difficult conversations to find common ground.
"As I've said in the past, I'm always here to listen and I encourage my constituents to reach out on their views after the Governor's address this evening. I'm here to keep Wisconsin moving forward and be a good steward of the taxpayer dollars by continuing to rebuild our economy after the past year."
Patrick Poblete
Rep. Emerson: Statement on GOP gun bills
Rep. Steineke: Votes to support addiction treatment programs
Rep. Considine: We all want safe use of guns


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Q: Ubuntu 20.04 cannot detect the battery in Surface pro 6 laptop I installed Ubuntu 20.04 (kernel 5.10) on my surface pro 6. Everything works with no issue except the Battery status/percentage is not detected (I already have played with the 'tweaks' battery percentage key). Also when I run "acpi -a", I get this "Adapter 0: off-line". Any idea what is missing?

A: According to the linux-surface project's feature Matrix, the battery status works after installing the surface kernel.
Follow these steps to install this special kernel (I found these steps on this page. Please refer to that page for more details. If you encounter an issue, you can report it in the GitHub issues).
First you need to import the keys.
$ wget -qO - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/linux-surface/linux-surface/master/pkg/keys/surface.asc \
    | gpg --dearmor | sudo dd of=/etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/linux-surface.gpg

Now add the repository configuration
$ echo "deb [arch=amd64] https://pkg.surfacelinux.com/debian release main" \
    | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/linux-surface.list

Now update APT.
$ sudo apt update

Now you can install the linux-surface kernel and its dependencies. You should also enable the iptsd service for touchscreen support.
$ sudo apt install linux-image-surface linux-headers-surface iptsd libwacom-surface

$ sudo systemctl enable iptsd

After that you can install the secureboot key of the linux-surface team.
$ sudo apt install linux-surface-secureboot-mok

The linux-surface kernel will be installed alongside the default kernel provided by the distribution. This way you have a backup kernel you can use if something goes wrong. The bootloader will pick up the kernel by default, but you should update its configuration to make sure it was recognized.
$ sudo update-grub

Finally, reboot your system and you should boot into the linux-surface kernel.


The need for full time firefighters is high at the La Crosse Fire Department after a year of heavy turnover. The loss of several members of the department has left voids in certain shifts and the department is looking to recruits to step up and fill those holes. "Before we assign them to a shift and get them on some sort of 24 hour shift, we want to make sure they have the basic understanding of all the things they can run into on the street on a day to day basis," Division Chief Frank Devine, said. "That's where training scenarios come into play."


The Complete Book of Butchering, Smoking, Curing, and Sausage Making, written by Philip Hasheider and published by Voyageur Press, is a must have for anyone interested in home meat processing.
The author begins with a brief introduction on the history and evolution of meat processing and preservation. Necessary tools are listed and their functions explained before the detailed butchering instructions begin.
Along with detailed butchering instructions, each chapter contains numerous color photos with descriptive captions, and delicious recipes.
Different methods of food preservation are explained including; freezing, drying, canning, smoking, and curing. Canning and smoking are both explained in great detail.
The chapter on Sausage begins with a brief history and discussion of regional varieties. It is 'stuffed' with photos, instructions, and recipes. The use of natural and manufacturing casings are covered as well as the use of different types of stuffing machinery.
The staff of Life Unplugged can honestly recommend The Complete Book of Butchering, Smoking, Curing, and Sausage Making due to the number of high quality photos, step-by-step instructions, and the care to emphasize the humane treatment of all animals.
Disclaimer: Life Unplugged does not accept compensation for publishing reviews, nor does it profit from sales of reviewed products.


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Henri Mignet (* 19. Oktober 1893 in Saintes; † 30. August 1965 in Aïn Harrouda, Marokko) war ein französischer Flugzeugkonstrukteur und Pilot. Er war der Initiator des Luftsportverbandes Réseau du Sport de l'Air (RSA) und wird als Urvater aller Amateurkonstrukteure und der Volksluftfahrt betrachtet. Mignet prägte den Begriff Pou-du-ciel ("Himmelslaus").

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Im Jahr 1911 begann mit der Korrespondenz mit Gustav Lilienthal die große lebenslange Leidenschaft zur Luftfahrt. Sein erstes Fluggerät, die HM-1-1, baute er 1912. Der Hängegleiter ist ein nach dem Muster der Geräte von Otto Lilienthal konstruierter Eindecker. Von 1914 bis 1918 unterbrach der Erste Weltkrieg die Fortführung weiterer Pläne. Mignet verbrachte diese Jahre als Funker im Militär und erkrankte im letzten Kriegsjahr an Malaria. 1920 beendete er sein erstes motorisiertes Gerät, das HM-2, das einem Blériot glich, und von er später erzählte, dass "alle Elemente funktionierten, aber nie zusammen". Nach unermüdlicher Konstrukteursarbeit musste er 1925 Geflügel züchten, um den Lebensunterhalt der Familie zu sichern und weitere Fluggeräte zu finanzieren. In dieser Zeit entstanden das HM-6, das mit einem Motor hinter dem Piloten ein Vorreiter der modernen Ultraleichtflieger wurde sowie das MH-7, ein Helikopter. 1926 heiratet Mignet Annette Triou.

Im Jahre 1928 konstruierte Mignet auf der Basis der Überreste der HM-6 die HM-8. Die Maschine war sein erstes Fluggerät, das wirklich fliegen konnte, und brachte ihm erstmals Anerkennung aus den Reihen der professionellen Konstrukteure ein. Bereits ein Jahr später bauten Flugamateure die HM-8 nach und stellten die Flugtauglichkeit unter Beweis. Während er die Amateure zum Bau der HM-8 ermutigte, richtete er seine Forschungsarbeiten jedoch schon auf weitere Modelle aus.

1931 veröffentlichte er ein handgeschriebenes Buch Wie ich mein Avionnette gebaut habe mit den Plänen des HM-8. Darin kämpfte Mignet für die Vereinfachung des Steuerung, die Sicherheit der Luftfahrzeuge und eine allgemeine Volksluftfahrt. Die zahlreichen, durch ein Überziehen mit nachfolgendem Trudeln verursachten Flugzeugunfälle veranlassten ihn dazu, ein neues Konzept zu untersuchen. Er schaffte das Höhenruder ab, das entweder am hinteren Teil oder, wie bei dem Modell Canard, an der Vorderseite angebracht war. Sein neues Modell HM-13, Himmelslaus genannt, wurde nur in zwei Achsen gesteuert, während die anderen vom Typ Blériot  abgeleiteten in drei Achsen gesteuert werden mussten.

Die neue Konstruktion war ein Tandem mit zwei ungefähr gleich großen Flügeln. Der Pilot wirkte mit dem Steuerknüppel direkt auf den Anstellwinkel des vorderen Flügels ein. Mignet schaffte außerdem die Querruder ab, indem er das Seitenruder vergrößerte und für eine automatische Querstabilität sorgte. Dieses neue Flugzeug zeichnete sich dadurch aus, dass es sich automatisch in die Kurven legte und ein Trudeln nicht so einfach zuließ. Der vordere Flügel produzierte mit dem Hinterflügel eine Spaltwirkung, die das Abreißen der Strömung am hinteren Flügel verhinderte. Bei zu geringer Geschwindigkeit sinkt das Pou-du-ciel wie ein Fallschirm mit einer Geschwindigkeit von 2 bis 3 m/s mit einem Neigungswinkel von 45°.

1933 verwirklichte Mignet die endgültige Version der Himmelslaus, baute sie selbst in einem Monat und absolvierte am 10. September den ersten Flug mit der HM-14. 1934 wurde das Flugzeug auf dem 14. Luftfahrt-Salon an einem eigenen Stand ausgestellt. Mignet veröffentlichte sein erstes gedrucktes Buch, das den Plänen und der Konstruktion des HM-14 gewidmet ist, und löste so eine Nachbauwelle aus. Die Himmelslaus wurde mehrere hundert Mal nachgebaut und hatte insbesondere in Frankreich großen Erfolg. Nach mehreren katastrophalen Abstürzen im Jahr 1935, hervorgerufen durch oft mangelhafte Plantreue, Überladung, falschen Schwerpunkt sowie ungenügend erforschte aerodynamische Effekte, gelang es der Lobby der reichen Sportpiloten, die dieses Ungeziefer der Luft und die oft nicht wohlhabenden Amateurpiloten gern dauerhaft losgeworden wären, ein vorübergehendes Flugverbot für diese Flugzeugtyp in Frankreich zu erwirken.

1936 führte Henri Mignet Windkanalversuche mit seinem HM-14 in Frankreich und in Großbritannien durch. Diese Versuche brachten der Himmelslaus ein besseres Tragflügelprofil und Änderungen in den Plänen, die Zentrierunfälle unmöglich machen sollten. Das HM-14 konnte nun erneut zugelassen werden und bildete die Basis für eine allgemein zugängliche Luftfahrt.

Mignet reiste daraufhin für längere Zeit in die USA auch nach Brasilien, Marokko und Japan. Er zeichnete und baute ganze Reihen unterschiedlichster Pou-du-ciel.

Im Jahr 1946 zeichnete er HM-290 und HM-293, die vom HM-280, einem leicht und einfach zu transportierendes Flugzeug für die Armee, für die Amateurkonstruktion abgeleitet wurden. Das HM-293, eine ausgeklügelte Konstruktion mit nur 110 kg Leergewicht und einer Maximalgeschwindigkeit von 180 km/h, wurde zur wohl erfolgreichsten Himmelslaus. Es war in nur wenigen Minuten von einer Person zusammen- oder auseinanderzufalten und ließ sich einfach als Anhänger mit einem PKW bewegen.

1957 kehrte Mignet nach Frankreich zurück und führte Studien durch, die zum HM-360-Einsitzer und zum HM-380-Zweisitzer führten. Diese Konstruktionen werden auch heute weltweit von einer großen Zahl von Amateuren gebaut und geflogen.

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Luftfahrtpionier
Franzose
Geboren 1893
Gestorben 1965
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