They're here. Well in the Dutch Port of Rotterdam, anyway. In April 2016, a fleet of automated trucks drove themselves across Europe for a week, proving a) that they could, and b) it's time to take this 'futuristic phenomenon' seriously. And why wouldn't you? Given that labour is currently the number one land transport cost, followed by fuel, driverless electric trucks will allow you to freight further (no government-mandated rest stops required) at a fraction of the price.
What will driverless trucks mean for industrial real estate? You've always had to keep transport costs and travel times down by being positioned near motorway on-ramps and distribution centres, right? Well, scratch that. Now you can set up shop almost anywhere you like – even at the other end of the island. Just load up your driverless truck at 5pm and let 'him' tirelessly drive through the night, delivering your goods before start of business the next morning.
Warehouses and factories require a certain amount of space – to fit in all your products and machinery, and so your employees don't start to resemble sardines with hair. This usually lands you in the isolated wastelands we call "industrial areas", but 3D printing will change this. When your goods are printed, rather than built and assembled, there will be no need for space, parking or even daylight.
What will 3D printing mean for industrial real estate? There will be no reason why you can't be based in a small, inner-city warehouse, where you can finally get a decent coffee while your printers do all the work. You'll soon offset any added leasing costs by saving on staff, floor space, lighting, heating, transport and raw materials (this method doesn't produce waste). You'll also end up being more competitive, as 3D printing will make cheap labour costs in places such as China irrelevant, as the National Journal reported recently. Heck, with all these savings, you could even afford to take up industrial residence on Paritai Drive if the council and Gilda allowed it (they won't).
Is it a bird, is it a plane, or is it a drone delivering model birds and planes to the relevant doorstep 30 minutes after they are ordered? Oh, look, it's the latter. This is the scenario currently being promised by Amazon's Prime Air service. Although currently only in the development stage, the fact that it's got that far is a heads up to warehouse proprietors looking to bypass any costly middlemen and deliver goods straight to your customers.
What will drone deliveries mean for industrial real estate? TBH, not much if you're in, say, the business of manufacturing cars. But if you mainly produce small, portable goods aimed at the consumer, it could mean a literal move closer to them; out of industrial areas and into urban and suburban ones. Amazon's Prime Drones travel up to 24 kilometres on a round trip, so you'd need to be looking at being positioned within 12km of your customer base.
In a recent CNBC interview, Elon Musk explained that the march of advanced AI robots is so loud that we need to really think about providing a Universal Basic Income for all the workers that they will replace. While that is an issue to be addressed in other forums, in this one the out-take is clear: robots are taking over. In China's Changying Precision Technology Company factory, they already have. The mobile phone parts factory's floor staff is now 90% AI, contributing to a 162.5% increase in productivity.
What will AI robots mean for industrial real estate? (Most) robots don't drive and they're yet to start breathing. Which means you can cross parking, windows and air conditioning off your list of factory must-haves. A versatile real estate search, indeed.


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Q: Correct syntax for Apache Virtual Hosts on Windows? I apologize, but this is difficult to figure out.
I am running Apache 2.2, this is on a Windows box, my own home PC for development use only. Windows XP Pro SP3.
I have five sites that I need to create virtual hosts for. Each has the same URL but different IP addresses and different folders.
I have the URL + port pointing to 127.0.0.1 in the hosts file, but can't get the syntax correct for the virtual hosts.
<VirtualHost site.local:1>
DocumentRoot "C:/www/1"
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<VirtualHost site.local:2>
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ServerName site.local:2
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<VirtualHost site.local:3>
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ServerName site.local:3
</VirtualHost>

And no, these are not real ports I plan to use, just to give you a basic example of the folder structure and URL structure.
I put a standard index.html in one of the folders and then I try to go to that URL and it always times out.
So I want to know the correct syntax and how to do this in the future, because this part seems to be always confusing.

A: See my comment on the original question -- Log entries would be extremely helpful in diagnosing your problem.
Also as a wild shot in the dark, please make sure that you have Listen directives for each port you want to use in your Apache configuration.

A: If you want to have VirtualHosts with the same ServerName but on different ports, you're after the following Apache config:
<VirtualHost *:1111>
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</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost *:2222>
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# etc

and you only need:
127.0.0.1    site.local

in your hosts-file.

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Q: PHP preg replace for variable in iframe I have a widget for users to enter in the code for an iframe widget that is created on another site. There are a few variations of what the iframe code that is generated from the other site will contain, so I want to strip out everything except for the 6 digits that identify the widget, and then echo back the iframe code with the digits inserted.
I'm not sure why this isn't working … The code I have been using is here:
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$widget_id = $vars['entity']->widget_id;

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you can make it case-insensitive too by using i modifier  / reg-exp /i
you also need to escape all the special reg-exp characters too (see preg_quote() for a list)
See
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.preg-replace.php
http://www.php.net/manual/en/reference.pcre.pattern.modifiers.php
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Megha Mohan, who is currently a senior journalist with BBC Stories, will join a specialist unit within BBC World Service in September and look in-depth at issues including LGBT+ experiences, faith and ethnicity.
The BBC announced its biggest expansion of the World Service since the 1940s in 2016, aimed at enhancing its reporting around the world and particularly at reaching more young people and women.
A BBC spokesperson said: "The specialist role will cover stories about gender and identity which could be around people's faith, ethnicity, sexuality and LGBT+ experiences across the globe.
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Mohan is also a co-founder of The Second Source, a scheme set up by female journalists to match young women with more experienced mentors and help them in the early years of their media careers.
The BBC denied reports that the creation of the gender and identity reporter related in any way to its ongoing gender pay gap and equal pay issues.
The corporation's 12 highest stars are all men, according to the BBC's annual report released earlier this month.
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In case you are unfamiliar with Reddit, mods are the volunteer community moderators who essentially handle all of Reddit's dirty work. From managing communities, to occasionally censoring users and even banning them, mods are the grease within the machine that keeps the whole community operating.
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Alexander Gleb carried the flame of the European games, which will begin in 8 days
The "Flame of Peace" relay lasts for 42 days in Europe, which will end on June 21 at the opening ceremony of the Second European Games in Minsk.
The fire has already visited all the regions of Belarus and is now in the Minsk region.
Today he was met at the home arena of the football club "BATE". The torch passed from hand to hand many famous personalities and now he was in the hands of Alexander Gleb - a football player who left BATE to conquer Europe: first he shone in Stuttgart, then in "Arsenal"(London), from where he moved to Barcelona:
In addition, the fire visited today at the Belarusian plant, where they make the largest dump trucks in the world under the brand BelAZ:
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Howard to earn $11.2 million over five years, assistant coaching pool raised
by Ethan Sears June 13, 2019 April 20, 2021
Michigan is paying its head coach less, and its assistants more. Thus is the trade-off when you lose John Beilein and hire assistants who have held head college jobs and sat on NBA benches.
Juwan Howard, introduced last month as the Wolverines' new basketball coach, will make $11.2 million over a five-year deal, per his memorandum of understanding. The deal was obtained by The Daily via a Freedom of Information Act request.
Annually, Howard's deal starts at $2 million, going up by $100,000 in each of the five years. Unlike Beilein's contract, it features buyouts for both parties. Should Howard be fired without cause in his first year, it will cost the Michigan athletic department $5 million. That number drops by $1 million in each year of his deal.
On the other side, if Howard leaves the Wolverines "for other basketball related employment," he will owe the athletic department half of the University's buyout for that year. The lack of a similar clause in the deal Beilein signed last summer allowed him to leave Michigan for the Cleveland Cavaliers without any financial consequence. If Howard, who has interviewed for multiple NBA head coaching jobs, including this offseason, does the same thing, it will cost him.
Though Howard's annual salary is significantly less than the $3.8 million Beilein was earning, Michigan upped its assistant coaching pool by $275,000.
Saddi Washington, the only assistant coach retained from Beilein's staff, saw his annual salary raised from $305,000 to $330,000. As for the new guys, Phil Martelli will earn $450,000 per year and Howard Eisley $375,000, per their memorandums of understanding.
Last year, assistants Luke Yaklich and DeAndre Haynes earned $300,000 and $275,000, respectively, with Washington as the highest-paid assistant. Martelli now holds that title, in line with his long career coaching Saint Joseph's.
All three assistants are on two-year deals, with the University holding an option for a third year.
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Call Of Duty creator now in charge of Battlefield – more story content planned
The Battlefield series is about to undergo some big changes, as old hands leave and new people are put in charge of it.
Unlike Call Of Duty, Battlefield doesn't churn out new releases every year. Fans of the series usually have to wait a few years in between games, before a brand new one comes out. But from the sound of things, that could be set to change.
According to GameSpot, EA has new aspirations for Battlefield. Namely, a wider Battlefield universe consisting of connected games from multiple studios across North America and Europe.
DICE, which has been the primary developer for Battlefield since the first game in 2002, isn't being replaced. But EA states that Ripple Effect (which assisted development on Battlefield 2042) and a new development team in Seattle will begin contributing to the series.
Not only that, but Battlefield has a new boss: Vince Zampella, who leads both Respawn Entertainment and Ripple Effect, which was formerly called DICE LA.
'We will continue to evolve and grow Battlefield 2042, and we'll explore new kinds of experiences and business models along the way that we can add to that foundation to provide an awesome array of experiences for our players,' Zampella told GameSpot.
'In this universe, the world is interconnected with shared characters and narrative. This universe is also built with our community as we harness the power of Portal and user generated content that puts creativity in the hands of our players.'
There's definitely some irony in Zampella running Battlefield, considering he was once CEO at Call Of Duty developer Infinity Ward and one of the people foremost responsible for the creation of Call Of Duty; a series which most fans do not want Battlefield to emulate.
Halo designer Marcus Lehto, who EA hired in October (following the release of Lehto's last game Disintegration and the shuttering of his studio V1 Interactive), will be heading the new Seattle team, which is said to be focusing more on storytelling and character development.
In fact, Byron Beede, another former Call Of Duty veteran who serves as Battlefield's general manager and senior vice president, says Lehto's team will be expanding the story of Battlefield 2042 across a 'variety of experiences,' possibly to make up for the game's lack of a campaign mode.
'While he and his team in the Seattle area are just getting started on building the Battlefield world of tomorrow, their work will shape later seasons for 2042 and beyond. This new studio will act as the driver for narrative in tight collaboration with DICE and Ripple Effect Studios to help build great player experiences in the Battlefield universe', says Beede.
Another notable shift is the departure of Oskar Gabrielson, general manager at DICE. He is leaving the studio at the end of the year, and he has yet to explain what he will be doing next. His replacement will be Rebecka Coutaz, who used to work as managing director at Ubisoft Annecy.
This is a lot to digest and, despite Battlefield 2042's tumultuous launch, it suggests that EA is betting heavily on the series' future. So far, the only Battlefield game confirmed to be in development is a mobile game from Industrial Toys releasing in 2022.
However, it has been rumoured that another Battlefield is already in development at DICE and that it was chosen in favour of a third Star Wars: Battlefront game.
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\section{Introduction}

Quantum deficit \cite{oppenheim,horodecki,modi2} is a kind of nonclassical correlation besides
entanglement and quantum discord. It originates on asking how to use nonlocal operation to
extract work from a correlated system coupled to a heat bath only in the case of pure states
\cite{oppenheim}. In the general case, the advantage is related to more general forms of quantum
correlations. Oppenheim \emph{et al.} defined the work deficit \cite{oppenheim}
as a measure of the difference between the information of the whole system and the localizable
information \cite{horodecki2,ho03}. Recently, Streltsov \emph{et al.} \cite{Streltsov0,chuan} give the
definition of the one-way information deficit by means of relative entropy, which is also called one-way
deficit that uncovers an important role of quantum deficit as a resource for the distribution of entanglement.

Many developments in quantum information processing \cite{key-1} has provided much insight
into quantum phase transitions in many-body systems\cite{key-2}. Especially, quantum correlations has
been successful in characterizing a large number of critical phenomena of great interest. In particular,
entanglement  was the first and most outstanding member for the detection of critical points, see
Refs.~\cite{key-2,Osterloh,key-3,key-4,Vidal,Osborne}. Furthermore, quantum discord, a significant
quantum correlation, is also useful for the study on quantum phase transitions \cite{key-8,xzzhang}. Other indications
of quantumness of ground states of critical systems are also found effective for probing quantum phases
and quantum phase transitions \cite{key-10,key-11,key-12,key-13,srr,jinjun} and even the identification of
topological phase transitions \cite{Wen1,Wen2,te1,te2,es,Kitaev,xzzhang,yrzhang}.

In this paper, we calculate the one-way deficit of the thermal ground states of two adjacent spins in the
bulk of the $XY$ model and its extended model, the extended Ising model \cite{Song,Song2}, and use it to
detect the topological quantum phase transitions. In details, we find that the one-way deficit susceptibility
of nearby two spins arrives its extremum
value almost at the critical points of transverse field $XY$ model. Moreover, we investigated the one-way deficit
in the extended Ising model and find that the one-way deficit is also able to characterize the topological
phase transitions via its susceptibility.
We also study the one-way deficit of thermal states of there models at nonzero temperatures.
Our results will not only enlighten extensive studies of the quantum information
properties of ground states in different phases of critical systems, but also
benefit a number of applications of these ground states, such as to detect the quantum phase
transitions and to evaluate the capacity of quantum computations.

\section{One-way deficit in \emph{XY} model}\label{sec:FOC}
Like entanglement quantifications and other quantum correlations, the one way deficit considers a bipartite state $\rho^{ab}$
and is expressed as the difference of the von Neumann entropy before and after a on Neumann measurement
on one side. It is exactly given by \cite{streltsov}
\begin{eqnarray}
\Delta^{\rightarrow}(\rho^{ab})=\min\limits_{\{\Pi_{k}\}}S(\sum\limits_{k}\Pi_{k}\rho^{ab}\Pi_{k})-S(\rho^{ab}),\label{definition}
\end{eqnarray}
where $S(\cdot)$ denotes to the von Neumann entropy.
As a kind of quantum correlations besides entanglement and quantum discord, one-way deficit
links quantum thermodynamics with quantum correlations and deserve further investigations in
critical systems.

We first consider the one-way deficit of ground states of the $XY$ model \cite{key-20} for the detection of the
quantum phase transitions. The Hamiltonian of the $XY$ model is as follows \cite{key-21}:
\begin{equation}
H=-\sum_{j=1}^{L}\left(\frac{1+\gamma}{2}{\sigma}^{j}_{1}{\sigma}^{j+1}_{1}+\frac{1-\gamma}{2}{\sigma}^{j}_{2}{\sigma}^{j+1}_{2}+h{\sigma}^{j}_{3}\right)\label{ha}
\end{equation}
with $L$ the number of spins in the chain, ${\sigma}^{j}_{n}$ the $j$th spin Pauli operator in the
direction $n=1,2,3$ and periodic boundary conditions assumed: $\sigma_n^{L+1}=\sigma_n^{1}$.
The $XX$ model and transverse field Ising model thus correspond to the special cases for this general
class of models: For the case that $\gamma\rightarrow0$, our model reduces to $XX$ model; and when
$\gamma=1$, the model reduces to transverse field Ising model \cite{ising}. In fact, there exists
additional structure of interest in phase space beyond the breaking of phase flip symmetry at $h = 1$,
which is the critical point between two quantum phases. It is worth noting that there exists a quarter
of circle, $h^2 + \gamma^2 = 1$, on which the ground state is fully separable.

For the thermal ground states of $XY$ model (\ref{ha}), the Bloch representation of the reduced density
matrix for two nearby spins at positions $i$ and $i+1$ has been obtained in \cite{Son} as
\begin{equation}\label{state11}
\rho^{ab}=\frac{1}{4}(I\otimes I+r{\sigma}_{3}\otimes I+sI\otimes {\sigma}_{3}+\sum_{n=1}^3c_n{\sigma}_n\otimes{\sigma}_n),
\end{equation}
where $I$ is the identity, $r=s=\langle{\sigma}^j_3\rangle$, $c_1=\langle{\sigma}^{j}_{1}{\sigma}^{j+1}_{1}\rangle$,
$c_2=\langle\sigma^{j}_{2}\sigma^{j+1}_{2}\rangle$, and $c_3=\langle{\sigma}^{j}_{3}{\sigma}^{j+1}_{3}\rangle.$
In the thermodynamic limit $L\gg1$ and at an approximately zero temperature $T\rightarrow0$, we have $\langle\sigma^{j}_{3}\rangle=G_0$, $\langle\sigma^{j}_{3}\sigma^{j+1}_{3}\rangle=\langle\sigma^{j}_{3}\rangle^{2}-G_{1}G_{-1}$, $\langle\sigma^{j}_{1}\sigma^{j+1}_{1}\rangle=G_{-1}$ and $\langle\sigma^{j}_{2}\sigma^{j+1}_{2}\rangle=G_{1}$, where
\begin{equation}
G_{l}\equiv-\int_0^{\pi}\!\!\!\frac{d\phi}{\pi \omega_{\phi}}[\cos(l\phi)(h+\cos\phi)-\gamma\sin(l\phi)\sin\phi]
\end{equation}
and $\omega_{\phi}^2={(\gamma \sin\phi)^2+(h+\cos\phi)^2}$.

\begin{figure}[t]
\includegraphics[scale=0.55]{figure1}
\caption{(Color online) (a) One-way deficit and (b) deficit susceptibility of two adjacent spins in the bulk for the $XY$ model in the
thermodynamic limit as a function of the quantum parameter $h$ and $\gamma$.
The dotted lines are for the critical points for the $XY$ models between different phases.}\label{fig:1}
\end{figure}

The eigenvalues of the $X$ states in Eq.~(\ref{state11}) are given by
\begin{eqnarray}
\lambda_{1,2}&=&(1-c_3\pm|c_{1}+c_{2}| )/4,\nonumber\\
\lambda_{3,4}&=&[1+c_3\pm\sqrt{(2r)^{2}+(c_{1}-c_{2})^{2}}]/4.
\end{eqnarray}
with which the von Neumann entropy is given by
\begin{eqnarray}\label{entropy3}
S(\rho^{ab})=-\sum\limits_{i=1}^{4}\lambda_{i}\log\lambda_{i}.
\end{eqnarray}
By Eqs.~(\ref{definition},\ref{entropy3}) and Eq.~(\ref{min3}) in the Appendix,
the one-way deficit of the $X$ states (\ref{state11}) is given by
\begin{equation}\label{deficit}
\Delta^{\rightarrow}(\rho^{ab})
=-\!\!\!\!\!\!\min\limits_{\{z_{1}^{2}+z_{2}^{2}+z_{3}^{2}=1\}}\sum\limits_{i=1}^{4}w_{i}\log w_{i}+\sum\limits_{i=1}^{4}\lambda_{i}\log\lambda_{i},
\end{equation}
where we have
\begin{align}
&w_{1,2}
=\frac{1}{4}\left[1-sz_{3}\pm\sqrt{(r-c_{3}z_{3})^2+c_{1}^{2}z_{1}^{2}+c_{2}^{2}z_{2}^{2}}\right],\label{e1}\\
&w_{3,4}
=\frac{1}{4}\left[1+sz_{3}\pm\sqrt{(r+c_{3}z_{3})^2+c_{1}^{2}z_{1}^{2}+c_{2}^{2}z_{2}^{2}}\right].\label{e2}
\end{align}
with a constraint condition as $z_{1}^{2}+z_{2}^{2}+z_{3}^{2}=1$.

\begin{figure}[t]
\includegraphics[scale=0.52]{figure2}
\caption{(Color online) One-way deficit of two adjacent spins in the bulk for the $XY$ model:
(a-c) One-way deficit of reduced nearby two-qubit ground states of $XY$ models
for $\gamma\rightarrow0$ ($XX$ model), $\gamma=1$ (transverse field Ising model)
and $\gamma=0.5$ respectively. (d) Maximal one-way deficit of the $XY$ model.
(e,f) Deficit susceptibility of reduced nearby two-qubit ground states of $XY$ models for
$\gamma=0.5$ and $\gamma=1$, respectively.}\label{fig:2}
\end{figure}

Then, we use the equations above to calculate the one-way deficit of two adjacent spins in
the bulk for the $XY$ model and analyze the one-way deficit and one-way deficit susceptibility
that is defined as $\chi=\partial \Delta^{\rightarrow}(\rho^{ab})/\partial h$. The main results
are shown in Figs.~\ref{fig:1} and \ref{fig:2}, in which we plot the one-way deficit and the one-way deficit
susceptibility of two adjacent spins in the bulk of $XY$ model as a function of $h$ and $\gamma$.
Given $\gamma$ a fixed value, we observe that as the transverse field strength $h$ increases,
the one-way deficit increases for small $h$ and decreases for large $h$,  see Fig.~\ref{fig:2}(c) for
$\gamma=0.5$. When $\gamma\rightarrow1$, the model reduces to the Ising model and the
maximum of the one-way deficit is attained near $h=1$, see Figs.~\ref{fig:2}(b,d,f). From Figs.~\ref{fig:1}(b)
and \ref{fig:2}(e,f), we clearly show that the one-way deficit susceptibility reach its extremum when
the quantum phase transitions occur.

In details, for the case that $\gamma\rightarrow0$ as shown in Fig.~\ref{fig:2}(a), the $XY$ model reduces
into the $XX$ model, where we find that the one-way deficit is nonzero in the domain $h\in[0,1)$ and
then suddenly becomes zero as $h\geq1$. As the $XX$ model undergoes a first order transition at the
critical point $h=1$ from fully polarized to a critical phase with quasi-long-range order, we conclude
that one-way deficit can effectively detect quantum phase of the $XX$ model. The conclusion is in
consistent with the result obtained in \cite{wang}. In Fig.~\ref{fig:2}(b) for the case that $\gamma=1$, the model
reduces to transverse field Ising model and we find that one-way deficit of the Ising model increases for small
$h$ and decreases for large $h$. When one-way deficit susceptibility reach its extremum nearly at
$h=1$, transverse field Ising model undergoes a first order transition. Generally, as shown in Fig.~\ref{fig:1}(b),
we infer that one-way deficit  can be used to detect quantum phase of the $XY$ model given different values
of $\gamma$.

\begin{figure}[t]
\includegraphics[scale=0.45]{figure3}
\caption{(Color online) (a) Energy spectra given $L=200$ sites, (b) trajectory of winding
vector, (c) one-way deficit and (d) its susceptibility of thermal ground states as a function of $h$
for the extended Ising model with parameters $\gamma=1$, $\delta=1$ and $\lambda=3/2$.}\label{fig:3}
\end{figure}

\section{One-way deficit in extended Ising model}\label{sec:FOC2}
In recent years, the quantum topological order \cite{Wen1} in extended critical systems \cite{Song,Song2,Niu,LRKitaev}
has become more and more important in both topological quantum computation and
condensed matter physics \cite{Wen2,te1,te2,es,Kitaev,Xiang, Meng}.
Here we consider the extended Ising model that contains several kinds of topological phases and
is written as \cite{Song,Song2}
\begin{align}
&H=\sum_{j=1}^{L}\lambda\sigma^j_3\left(\frac{1+\delta}{2}{\sigma}^{j-1}_{1}{\sigma}^{j+1}_{1}+\frac{1-\delta}{2}{\sigma}^{j-1}_{2}{\sigma}^{j+1}_{2}\right)\nonumber\\
&~~~~+\sum_{j=1}^L\left(\frac{1+\gamma}{2}{\sigma}_{1}^{j}{\sigma}^{j+1}_{1}+\frac{1-\gamma}{2}{\sigma}^{j}_{2}{\sigma}^{j+1}_{2}+h{\sigma}^{j}_{3}\right)\label{ha1}
\end{align}
with the periodic boundary conditions assumed $\sigma_n^0=\sigma_n^L$ and
$\sigma_n^{L+1}=\sigma_n^1$. The Bloch representation of the reduced density matrix
for two nearby spins at positions $j$ and $j+1$ is shown in Eq.~(\ref{state11})
with parameters $\tilde{r}=\tilde{s}=\tilde{G}_0$, $\tilde{c}_1=\tilde{G}_{-1}$,
$\tilde{c}_2=\tilde{G}_1$, and $\tilde{c}_3=\tilde{G}_0^2-\tilde{G}_1\tilde{G}_{-1}$,
where the spin-spin correlation functions with $\beta=1/T$ the inverse of temperature can be written as
\begin{eqnarray}
\tilde{G}_{l}\equiv-\int_{0}^{\pi}\!\!\frac{d\phi\tanh(\beta\tilde{\omega}_\phi)}{\pi }\cos(l\phi-\tilde{\Theta}_{\phi}
\end{eqnarray}
with
\begin{align}
&\tilde{\Theta}_\phi=\arctan\frac{\gamma \sin\phi+\lambda\delta \sin2\phi}{h+\cos\phi+\lambda\cos2\phi},\\
&\tilde{\omega}_{\phi}^2={(\gamma \sin\phi+\lambda\delta \sin2\phi)^2+(h+\cos\phi+\lambda\cos2\phi)^2}
\end{align}
Similarly, we can calculate the one-way deficit of the states (\ref{state11}) of two nearby spins in the
extended Ising model using Eq.~(\ref{deficit}). Furthermore, compared with the results of quantum discord
in Ref.~\cite{xzzhang}, we should emphasize that the one-way deficit is proved to be larger than the quantum
discord \cite{blye} for the $X$ states shown in Eq.~(\ref{state11})  and shows more properties and structures
of the ground states of the extended Ising models.

\begin{figure}[t]
\includegraphics[scale=0.45]{figure4}
\caption{(Color online) (a) Energy spectra given $L=200$ sites, (b) trajectories of winding
vectors for different value of $\lambda$, (c) one-way deficit and (d) its susceptibility of
thermal ground states as a function of $\lambda$
for the extended Ising model with parameters $\gamma=1$, $\delta=-1$ and $h=1$.}\label{fig:4}
\end{figure}

For the critical point between two topological phases with different winding numbers at zero temperature,
one needs to solve the characteristic equation $g(\zeta)=0$ with zeros on the contour $|\zeta|=1$ in the
complex plane, where the complex characteristic function $g(\zeta)$ is defined in the Appendix B and carefully
introduced and discussed in Ref.~\cite{yrzhang}. For instance, we set the parameters of extended Ising
model as $\gamma=1$, $\delta=1$, $\lambda=3/2$ and change the value of $h$, and the characteristic
equation is written as
\cite{yrzhang}
\begin{eqnarray}
g(\zeta)=3\zeta^2/2+\zeta-h=0,
\end{eqnarray}
with which the critical points for the emergence of topological phase transitions at
$h=2.5$ for $\zeta=1$, $h=0.5$ for $\zeta=-1$ and $h=-1.5$ for $\zeta=\exp[\pm i\arccos(-1/3)]$
can be calculated \cite{yrzhang}. For this example, energy spectra for $L = 200$ sites and the
trajectory of winding vector are shown in Fig.~\ref{fig:3}(a,b), respectively.
In Fig.~\ref{fig:3}(c,d), one-way deficit and its susceptibility as functions of $h$ are plotted.
It is shown that one-way deficit susceptibility reaches its extremum nearly at the critical points of
topological phase transitions.

Moreover, we consider the parameters of extended Ising model as $\gamma=1$, $\delta=-1$, $h=1$
and change the value of $\lambda$ at zero temperature. We can obtain the critical points of topological
phase transitions by solving the characteristic equation: \cite{yrzhang}
\begin{eqnarray}
g(\zeta)=\lambda\zeta^2+\zeta^{-1}-1=0
\end{eqnarray}
where we can obtain the critical points at $\lambda=0$ for $\zeta=1$,
$\lambda=2$ for $\zeta=-1$, $\lambda=(-\sqrt{5}-1)/2$ for $\zeta=\exp\{\pm i\arccos[(1-\sqrt{5})/4]\}$, and
$\lambda=(\sqrt{5}-1)/2$ for $\zeta=\exp\{\pm i\arccos[(1+\sqrt{5})/4]\}$.
Similar results of one-way deficit are shown in Fig.~\ref{fig:4}.

Therefore, we can conclude
that the distinct critical behaviors of one-way deficit, presented by the one-way deficit susceptibility,
effectively characterize the topological quantum phase transitions of the extended Ising model.
For completeness, we consider impact of the noise at nonzero temperature, and show one-way deficit and its
susceptibility of thermal states at different temperatures in Fig.~\ref{fig:5}. It is shown that the extremum points of
the one-way deficit susceptibility shift as the temperature increases, and the detection of topological
phase transition points could be accurate at a low temperature $T\ll1$.

\begin{figure}[t]
\includegraphics[scale=0.43]{figure5}
\caption{(Color online) One-way deficit and its susceptibility of thermal states of the extended Ising models with
parameters (a,b) $\gamma=1$, $\delta=1$, $\lambda=3/2$ and (c,d) $\gamma=1$, $\delta=-1$ and $h=1$ at
different temperatures $T$.}\label{fig:5}
\end{figure}

\section{conclusion}\label{sec:conclusion}
In this paper, we present a method to evaluate the one-way deficit of the thermal states of
two adjacent spins in the bulk for the $XY$ model and the extended Ising model in the
thermodynamic limit. The diagram of the one-way deficit and deficit susceptibility of the
ground states of $XY$ model are plotted. We find it effective to use one-way deficit to detect
 quantum phase transitions of the $XY$ model given different values of the parameter $\gamma$.
 Moreover, we show that the distinct critical behaviors of one-way deficit, presented by the one-way
 deficit susceptibility, effectively characterize the topological quantum phase transitions of the
 extended Ising model. On one hand, our results may shed lights on the study of properties of
 quantum correlations in different quantum phases of many body systems. On the other hand,
 our investigations will also benefit a number of applications in quantum physics including the
 detection of topological orders and the evaluation of the capacity of quantum computation in
 critical systems. Also numerical techniques such as DMRG, MPS and exact diagonalization
 methods deserve to be used to investigate   extensive problems of quantum topological phase transitions
 from the perspective of quantum information and quantum correlations, including finite-temperature
 phase transitions, dynamical phase transitions of more quantum many-body models.

\begin{acknowledgments}
We would like to thank Jin-Jun Chen for useful discussions.
 This work was supported by the Science and Technology Research Plan Project of the Department of Education of Jilin Province in the Twelfth Five-Year Plan.
 Ministry of Science and
Technology of China (Grants No. 2016YFA0302104 and
2016YFA0300600), National Natural Science Foundation
of China (Grant No. 91536108) and Chinese Academy of
Sciences (Grants No. XDB01010000 and XDB21030300).

\end{acknowledgments}

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By BK Jha | May 24, 2017
There is an essential need to provide power access to farmers 24 X 7 and the State Government should work progressively in this direction, Union Minister of Urban Development, Housing Urban Poverty Alleviation & Information and Broadcasting M Venkaiah Naidu said today while inaugurating the Global Rajasthan Agritech Meet (GRAM) in Kota.
He further said that the Central Government is making an earnest effort to provide electricity in the villages as well. This will enable the empowerment of the women, farmers, middle classes and the youth in the villages.
GRAM Kota is being held from 24 to 26 May at Kota in Rajasthan. The event is being jointly organised by the Government of Rajasthan and Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI).
The Union Minister further emphasized on the need for diversification of crops as the only way forward for the progress of the agriculture sector and in turn the nation. Apart from this, organic farming, processing, cold storage chains, development, post harvesting as well as should also be given adequate attention. This will also check the migration of farmers from agriculture to other sectors. He also said that Government should focus on the 4 'I' for the well being of the farmers — Irrigation, Infrastructure, Interest Rate and Insurance.
Highlighting the achievements of the GRAM held in Jaipur in November 2016, Chief Minister of Rajasthan Vasundhara Raje said that the event in November saw for the first time since independence, the participation of representatives of several countries like Nigeria, Australia, Tajikistan, Israel, Japan, Netherlands, UK, Serbia, Kazakhstan and World Bank. As many as 38 MoUs worth Rs. 4,400 crore were signed in the event.
The Chief Minister further added that the prime objective of GRAM is to ensure the self reliance of farmers. This will be possible only when the farmers will increase productivity with the use of modern technology and cultivate crops as per market demand. The CM also announced that if a farmer will setup a processing unit in his farm the Government will provide 50 percent subsidy on a minimum investment of Rs. 40 Lakhs. She also urged the farmers to earmark an area in their farms solely for organic farming.
The Malaysian High Commissioner in India, Hidayat Bin Abdul Hamid said that Malaysia and India have always enjoyed warm and friendly bi-lateral relations with each other. He hoped for the participation of Malaysia in the fast-economic progress of Rajasthan and identify key areas for investment in the State. He further stressed on the need for the new generations to be focused on agriculture sector for a holistic development. Malaysia is the partner country for the event.
Agriculture Minister, Government of Rajasthan Prabhu Lal Saini highlighted the agricultural strengths of the Kota division. He emphasised that the annual per capita income of farmers in the State has increased significantly from Rs. 64,000 to Rs. 88,000 due to the proactive efforts of the Government.
The mega agri-event also witnessed its first seminar on 'Cultivating Opportunities through 4 Ws of Kota Agriculture.' The seminar discussed the convergence of warehouse, water availability, women empowerment and workforce development for transforming Kota's agricultural.
GRAM is a combination of 'sustainable growth for all farmers, systematic restructuring of profitable agricultural changes, amenable participation of farmers and acceleration of movement for overall prosperity', said Raghunath Dass Chhabra, Consultant, LTC Commercial.
Associate Director, Sustainable Agricultural Programme, WWF India, Mr. Sumit Roy spoke about 'Water Harvesting in Kota – Unlimited Potential to Harvest' during the seminar. Director, Indian Institute of Rural Development, Kuldeep Arora spoke on 'Women Entrepreneurship – Road to Rural Transformation'. He said that there is a lot of scope for women in agriculture and allied activities.
Chief-Corporate Relations and GM – Corporate Communications, TAFE, Vijay Kumar Browning stressed on the need for workforce training in his presentation 'Workforce Development – Time to Train'. He said that India needs skills across various sectors and agriculture that support more than half our population.
To conclude the seminar Senior Agriculture Economist, World Bank, Edward W. Bresnyan spoke about the key challenges in the agricultural value chain as well as the need for establishing warehouses through the region to maintain price stability and crop preservation. He also urged for the need for water efficiency by using technology like drip and sprinkler irrigation for better water management.
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Fiji issues its Low Emission Development Strategy to UNFCCC
byMaria Faraou
The Fiji Government has become the 11th country to submit its long-term strategy (LTS) for low emission development 2018-2050 to the UNFCCC Secretariat. Fiji's Low Emission Development Strategy (LEDS) sets as a priority the long-term emission reductions and also sets long-term sustainable and resilient economy-wide mitigation pathways until 2050.
What is the importance of a 2°C scenario for the planet
At the DNV GL Talks Energy podcast series, Jose Maria Figueres and Christiana Figueres, addressed the issues of keeping the increase of temperature to 2 degrees, supporting that in order to achieve this, a wide cooperation is necessary.
Shipping industry acts on decarbonization at COP23
An international shipping industry group gathered in Bonn to create a draft Action Plan that maps out how shipping can contribute to GHG reductions and decarbonization in order to comply with the high ambition climate change target of limiting global temperatures to 1.5oC.
Shipping industry gets ready for COP23
bySarmpezi Sandra
As part of this year's UN Climate Change Conference COP23 in Bonn, consolidating the aims and ambitions of the Paris Agreement, a group of international shipping leaders will meet on 13 November, onboard the RheinFantasie river vessel, to create an Action Plan for the decarbonisation of the maritime sector.
ICS: Industry focused on serious CO2 emission reduction
Speaking on the eve of IMO World Maritime Day, ICS Chairman Esben Poulsson, expressed confidence that the IMO's strategy on greenhouse gas reduction from shipping, once adopted next year, will match the goals and philosophy of the Paris Agreement on climate change.
Industry to join forces on decarbonisation at COP23
A group of international shipping industry leaders will join forces at the 23rd session of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Convention on Climate Change in November, to drive industry action on decarbonisation.
Fijian Prime Minister sets out COP23 priorities
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The Prime Minister of Fiji, has undertaken a few key priorities for his country's Presidency of the UN Climate Change Conference in Bonn in November (COP23), calling for steeper cuts in greenhouse gas emissions and to ramp up the finance developing countries need to green their economies and build resilience to the inevitable impacts of climate change.
Action needed for Paris goals and climate justice, UN says
The 'Action Day for Water' at the ongoing COP22 in Marrakesh calls for more attention to water as a way of providing solutions to help implement the Paris Climate Change Agreement.
ICS backs IMO's Roadmap at COP22
At the UNFCCC Climate Conference (COP 22), in Marrakesh, ICS said that the recent IMO agreement on a CO2 Road Map for shipping is a significant decision giving further impetus to the substantial CO2 reductions that are already being delivered by the global industry.
Worldwide green light switched for climate action
The Paris Climate Change Agreement enforcement was an unexpectedly rapid result that reflects the strong, common political will to shift as quickly as possible towards the low-carbon, resilient economies and societies which are the only way to avoid the worst impacts of climate change.


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Asbury University is a community of learners in the Christian liberal arts tradition with a mission to prepare students educationally, socially, and spiritually to impact their world for Jesus Christ. The community is committed to foundational principles which promote the development of a holy, holistic and honoring life. At the heart of this community are Jesus' two great commandments found in Matthew 22:37-40: "You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind…And…you shall love your neighbor as yourself."
Students enrolled in the traditional undergraduate program can learn more from the Handbook for Community Life as well as other helpful information addressing community expectations, concerns and complaints, found on the Resources & Handbooks webpage.
Students enrolled in online programs in Adult Professional Studies and Graduate Studies will find information regarding Online Community Expectations on the Adult & Online Learning website. Master's students should also reference any specific graduate program handbooks.
For traditional undergraduate students in on-campus programs, Asbury University provides programs and support services to assist you as you pursue your educational goal. Go to asbury.edu/life for more information on campus living and opportunities.
If you are seeking Academic support, assistance or Accessibility resources go to the Academic Resources for All Students .
The Asbury University community is committed to the integration of faith, learning and living. Engaging opportunities for worship, discipleship, service, ministry and justice are available to traditional undergraduate students. Go to asbury.edu/spiritual-life or call 859-858-3511 ext. 2200 for additional information.
Chapel - One of the historic distinctives of Asbury University is the gathering of the traditional undergraduate student body in chapel three times a week. Local online students are welcome to attend Chapel on campus, as well as evening worship during our spiritual emphasis weeks in September and January. All students are encouraged to take advantage of chapel livestreaming and podcasts of services available online. Go to asbury.edu/chapel or call 859-858-3511 ext. 2446 for more information.
The Office of Intercultural Life seeks to support the mission of Asbury University by facilitating awareness, biblical understanding, respect and appreciation for cultural diversity, as well as ensure the academic success and overall satisfaction of international, third culture, and U.S. ethnic minoritized students. Go to asbury.edu/intercultural or call 859-858-3511 ext. 2416 for additional information.
International Student Support - Designated School Officials are available to answer international students' questions regarding their student visa status and to ensure that they are maintaining compliance with U.S. regulations regarding international student study in the U.S. Call 859-858-3511 ext. 2166 for additional information.
Services for Residential Students and Students Local to the Wilmore Campus
Center for Wholeness and Wellness - The Center for Wholeness and Wellness endeavors to equip and encourage Asbury University students toward greater personal and community health through the Health Services Clinic and Center for Counseling. The Center staff of licensed counselors, graduate level intern counselors, nurses and doctor work together toward developing the God-given potential of Asbury students.
Center for Counseling - offers a broad range of professional counseling services including individual, group, couples, pre-marital, marital and crisis counseling. Integrating counseling practice with Christ-centered principles, the office seeks to prepare students for a lifetime of learning, leadership, and service. Services are free for traditional undergraduate students who are currently enrolled for at least nine hours. Students registered for fewer than nine hours and online students pay a fee of $50 per session (no insurance required). All counseling services other than consultation/referral are provided on campus at the Center for Wholeness and Wellness. Visit asbury.edu/counseling for more information.
Health Services - The University maintains a well-equipped Health Services Clinic on campus with a competent staff of experienced registered nurses and a part-time physician. The Clinic is open weekdays during the traditional academic year (excluding summers). Residential traditional undergraduates may see the physician or nurses by appointment at no additional expense, except for certain prescription medications, diagnostic tests, and immunizations. Students in online programs who are local may schedule visits with the nurse or doctor on a fee-per-service basis. Since the Health Services Clinic does not participate with or bill any insurance, payment is due at the time of service. Excellent medical facilities exist in nearby Lexington in case of serious injury or illness. Visit asbury.edu/health for more information.
Activities Available On-campus
Intercollegiate Athletics - Asbury University recognizes the educational value of sports and maintains an extensive program of intercollegiate athletics. These programs are designed to give students the opportunity for physical exercise and participation in events which develop a spirit of cooperation and good sportsmanship. The programs are intended to be harmonious with the total training of students, preparing them to live as Christians in a competitive society. The varsity program is open to the skilled student-athlete who wants to participate in the highest level of athletic competition at Asbury University. Go to asburyeagles.com or call 859-858-3511 ext. 2475 for additional information.
Intramural Sports - The intramural program is open to all local Asbury University students, alumni, faculty, and staff. A variety of sports, activities, and special events are available throughout the year.
Visit asbury.edu/intramurals for more information.
Student Publications - The Asbury Collegian (student newspaper) theasburycollegian.com is published by student staff and produced under the direction of a student/faculty Publications Committee related to the journalism program of the University. Other student publications include the Asbury Review (literary review magazine) and the Asburian (yearbook). For more information, contact 859-858-3511 with these extensions: The Asbury Collegian, ext. 2426; Asbury Review, ext. 2439; Asburian Yearbook, ext. 2426.
Music Organizations - Chorale, Concert Band, Handbell Choir, Jazz Ensemble, Men's Glee Club, Orchestra, Women's Choir, and many Chamber Ensembles are available for student participation. Contact the Music Department at 859-858-3511 ext. 2250 or visit asbury.edu/ensembles for more information.
Asbury Student Congress, Student Activities, Clubs & Organizations, Leadership & Service - Myriad opportunities for student engagement are available to traditional undergraduate students. Explore the links above or go to asbury.edu/life for additional information.
Food is available for residents, commuters and visitors during stated hours at the Z.T. Johnson Cafeteria and Z.T.'s Bistro. Snacks are available in the Hiccup Café coffee shop in the student center. See menu information and hours of service during regular fall and spring semesters at asbury.edu/menu. Please visit Pioneer College Caterers at asbury.pcconline.net for health and nutritional information.
Traditional Undergraduate Meal Plans - Undergraduate students living in campus housing are required to sign up for one of the listed cafeteria meal plans outlined on asbury.edu/food. If a student has extenuating circumstances that might warrant an exception to the full meal plan requirements, they may submit a Reduced Meal Plan Application located under the Board Plan Requirements in the Student Handbook General Policies. For questions about meal plans, call the Student Accounts Office (859-858-3511 ext. 2330). With each meal plan, students have the option of purchasing Eagle Bucks to spend at different locations on campus, including the Bistro, Eagle Outlet and the coffee shops.
On Campus Residential Housing
Asbury University is committed to the residential university experience for traditional undergraduates and thus expects full-time single undergraduates to live in University housing. See asbury.edu/housing to learn more about the residence halls and campus housing or call 859-858-3511 ext. 2115.
Students meeting specific criteria may be eligible for an exception to living on campus and may file an Application to Live Off-Campus located under the Residency Requirements in the Student Handbook General Policies. For questions about living off campus, call the Business Affairs Office (859-858-3511 ext. 2140).
The University offers a limited number of one- and two-bedroom units for married and nontraditional-age undergraduate and graduate students, all unfurnished. Students wishing to make inquiries about this type of housing should contact the Physical Plant (859-858-3511 ext. 2443) at the earliest possible date, as there may be a wait list.


In young adults, smoking even one cigarette a day is enough to stiffen their arteries by 25%. As a person's arteries become stiffer, their risk of heart disease and stroke increases dramatically.
In the study, both smokers and non-smokers participated in three exercises tests. The smokers were not allowed to smoke for 12 hours before the first test, smoked before the second, and chewed nicotine gum before the third.
In non-smokers, arterial stiffness decreased following exercise. In smokers, however, arterial stiffness increased after the first round, increased 6x after chewing nicotine gum, and 12x after smoking a cigarette, for a total of a nearly 25% increase. Doing this every day "can damage the arteries, compromising the ability of their bodies to cope with physical stress, such as climbing a set of stairs or running to catch a bus" according to one of the researchers.
Check out the full press release called "Smoking gun: just one cigarette has harmful effect on the arteries of young healthy adults" at the CNW group (Oct. 27, 2009).


Western Lake Geneva (le Petit-Lac) was filled during the Quaternary over a major erosion surface truncating the cemented, folded and thrusted Tertiary sediments of the foreland Alpine basin. The carving of the lake occurred during Quaternary glaciations with ice originating from the Rhone valley catchment basin flowing in two branches oriented SW and NE over the Swiss Plateau. Lake Geneva is situated on the South-Western branch of this paleo ice-cap.
For the first time, a dense grid of high-resolution seismic profiles (airgun 5-inch3, airgun 1-inch3 and echosounder) has imaged the whole Quaternary sequence, providing a paleoenvironmental interpretation and a detailed reconstruction of the Rhone glacier retreat stages during glacial events that led to the formation of western Lake Geneva.
The Quaternary sequence filling up the bedrock valley is exceptionally thick with up to 220 m of deposits and consists of glacial, glacio-lacustrine and lacustrine sediments. Fourteen seismic units have been defined (units U1 - U14). Unit U1 represents the remnants of glacial deposits older than the last glacial cycle, preserved in the deepest part of the lake and in secondary bedrock valleys. Unit U2 represents gravel and sands deposited by meltwater circulation at the bottom of the glacial valley. Unit U3 is a thick, stratified unit marking the beginning of the deglaciation, when the Rhone glacier became thinner and buoyant and allowed the formation of a subglacial lake. Younger glacial units (units U4, U5, U7, U9, U11) are acoustically chaotic sediments deposited subglacially under the water table (undermelt tills), while the glacier was thinning. These glacial units are bounded by synform erosion surfaces corresponding to readvances of the glacier.
The transition from a glacial to a glacio-lacustrine environment started with the appearance of a marginal esker-fan system (unit U6). Esker formation was followed by a small advance–retreat cycle leading to the deposition of unit U7. Then, the ice front receded and stratified sediments were deposited in a glacio-lacustrine environment (units U8, U10 and U12). This retreat was punctuated by two readvances - Coppet (unit U9) and Nyon (unit U11) – producing large push moraines and proglacial debris flows. Finally, a lacustrine environment with a characteristic lake current pattern and mass movement deposits took place (units U13 and U14).
Except for unit U1, the sedimentary sequence records the Würmian deglaciation in a fjord-like environment occupied by a tidewater glacier with a steep, calving ice front. The presence of an esker-fan system reveals the importance of subglacial meltwater flow in continental deglaciation. Push-moraines and erosion surfaces below the glacier indicate at least 5 readvances during the deglaciation thus revealing that oscillations of ice front are the key process in deglaciation of perialpine fjord-lakes. The dating of these continental glacier fluctuations would allow correlation with oceanic and ice records and help to understand the climatic mechanisms between oceans and continents.


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China seeks dominance, not parity
by DAVID J. BERCUSON
Beijing's long-term goal is not to achieve some sort of parity as a superpower, but to dominate as much of the globe as possible
A photo taken early on Dec. 8, 2018, shows a Long March 3B rocket transporting the moon-bound Chang'e-4 lunar rover, lifting off from the Xichang launch centre in China's southwestern Sichuan province.AFP/Getty Images
Last week China pulled off the incredible feat of landing a science probe on the far side of the moon. It is a testament to China's new prowess as an advanced technological nation. At the same time, China's president-as-long-as-he wants-it Xi Jinping extolled his military to prepare for war as he threatened that China's reunion with Taiwan is inevitable, even by force if necessary.
There is hardly a week that some new major measure is not announced by China. These include the "belt and road" initiative to connect China to Europe using rail and road transportation; a high level of foreign aid that now brings Chinese engineers and construction workers, as well as billions of Chinese Yuan, to nations in Africa, South America and Asia; the Chinese navy's participation in anti-piracy patrols off the Horn of Africa and its harassment of U.S. naval vessels in the South China Sea; an initiative to build a railroad in Kenya from the interior of that nation to the Port of Mombasa to speed Chinese trade from there to the Chinese mainland; Chinese initiatives to build a railway through Myanmar, to add to an oil and a gas pipeline connecting China to the port of Kyaukpyu on the Bay of Bengal, thus allowing Chinese commercial traffic to bypass the Malacca Straight chokepoint; the establishment and expansion of a freight and naval base in Djibouti in the Horn of Africa and the possible establishment of a second base possibly in Namibia; the building and expansion of reefs into island bases in the waters of the South China Sea; and free trade treaties with nations such as Australia. No doubt more such developments will be announced in the near future.
"There is hardly a week that some new major measure is not announced by China"
These initiatives show China attempting to reverse the impact of geopolitics on that country. China is after all, a land-bound nation with a single coastline that faces at least two island chains of non- or anti-Communist nations such as Taiwan, Japan and the Philippines as it looks eastwards across the Pacific. It is also still challenged by a United States Navy based at Sasebo in Japan and regular U.S. patrols both the South China Sea and East China Sea. What China is doing, therefore, is to use land-based solutions to reach westward to the Bay of Bengal and the Indian Ocean, and southwestward to Africa while tying up smaller nations with loans that presumably bring political and economic pressure to bear on their relations to China.
With all the talk of working within the international system, ending the current trade war with the United States and making peaceful arrangements through the International Trade Organization, China's long-term goal is not to achieve some sort of parity as a superpower, but to dominate as much of the globe as possible using any means short of war to do so, including so-called free trade agreements.
Chinese President Xi Jinping reviews the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy fleet in the South China Sea in a file photo released April 12, 2018. Li Gang/Xinhua/AP
China is governed by the relatively small clique we all know as the Communist Party. It is debatable how communist the party is today. Looking at its accomplishments and its method of dealing with other countries it is pretty clear that the Party combines good old-fashioned Chinese nationalism, state control of key industries, centralized military power, totalitarian methods and a massive state security apparatus to control its population and position itself in the world.
In the race to develop artificial intelligence in such areas as face recognition software, for example, it is far ahead of any potential rivals. It recently used this capacity to identify a single individual wanted for state crimes from a crowd of some 60,000 persons at a soccer match.
To put things more simply, what China wants — and is prepared to use all elements of state power to achieve — is dominance, not accommodation.
"What China wants — and is prepared to use all elements of state power to achieve — is dominance, not accommodation"
How aware is Canada's current government of the pitfalls of trying to snuggle up to China as a policy of broadening out Canada's trade opportunities? To what extent has the Canadian government attempted to discern how China's free-trade agreements are affecting the economies and the politics of other countries? Of course those of us outside government circles can't know, but what we can see is that making deals with a nation that will play by accepted rules of international behaviour when it believes it is in its interests to do so, and break away from those rules when it does not, is like trying to make partnership agreements with the Mafia.
Hopefully the Trudeau government keeps these unsettling facts in mind as it continues to pursue an agreement with the Communist masters in Beijing.
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/david-j-bercuson-china-seeks-dominance-not-parity
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Q: React Big Calendar - Safari fails to render events on week and day view I have been using React-big-calendar library for a while now. It works well with Crhome and Firefox, but falls flat on Safari. Safari renders events fine on month-view, but fails to render any events/background-lines or time-column on week/day views.
Here is the code to reproduce issue:
import React from 'react'
import { Calendar, momentLocalizer } from 'react-big-calendar'
import moment from 'moment'
import 'react-big-calendar/lib/css/react-big-calendar.css'

const eventList = [
  {
    id: 0,
    title: 'Board meeting',
    start: new Date('2022-02-15T07:08:00'),
    end: new Date('2022-02-15T10:10:00')
  }
]
const MainCalendar = () => (
  <div
    style={{
      height: '75vh',
      minHeight: '580px',
      minWidth: '650px',
      background: '#fff',
      padding: '15px'
    }}
  >
    <Calendar
      localizer={momentLocalizer(moment)}
      events={eventList}
      startAccessor="start"
      endAccessor="end"
    />
  </div>
)

export default MainCalendar

Here is the month view that works fine

Here is the week view, you can see its empty and lacks normal features such as current time indicator(thin line).

Here is day view, also broken.

Does anybody have any experience about this?

A: Are you using a current version of React-Big-Calendar? The documentation site uses the most current version, and everything runs fine in Safari.


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Windows 10: Select Epson Event Manager and click Uninstall.
Windows 10: Select Epson Scan 2 and click Uninstall.
Windows 8.x/Windows 7/Windows Vista: Select Epson Scan 2 and click Uninstall/Change.
Windows XP: Select Epson Scan 2 and click Change/Remove.
In most cases, you do not need to uninstall your product software before re-installing it. However, you can download the Uninstaller utility from the Epson support website.
In the Epson Uninstaller screen, select the checkbox for each software program you want to uninstall.