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Searching for exotic transport properties in new topological state of matters is an active topic. One of the most fascinating achievements is the chiral anomaly in recently discovered Weyl semimetals (WSMs), which is manifested as a negative longitudinal magnetoresistance (LMR) in the presence of a magnetic field B parallel to an electric field E. Another predicted key effect closely related to the chiral anomaly is the planar Hall effect (PHE), which has not been identified in WSMs so far. Here we carried out the planar Hall measurements on Cd3As2 nanoplates, and found that, accompanied by the large negative LMR, a PHE with non-zero transverse voltage can be developed while tilting the in-plane magnetic field B away from the electric field E. Further experiments reveal that both the PHE and the negative LMR can be suppressed synchronously by increasing the temperature, but still visible at room temperature, indicating the same origin of these two effects. The observation of PHE in Cd3As2 nanoplates gives another transport evidence for the chiral anomaly and provides a deep insight into the chiral charge pumping in Weyl Fermions system.
The disjointed Fermi-arcs in Weyl semimetals can intertwine with chiral bulk modes and participate in unusual closed magnetic orbits in the presence of a vertical magnetic field. Here we carry out the quantum oscillation study of such unusual Weyl magnetic orbits in Dirac semimetal Cd3As2, a close cousin of Weyl semimetals. We find that extra two-dimensional (2D) quantum oscillations emerge at high field, which superimpose on 3D bulk background and can be attributed to the Weyl magnetic orbits, when the thickness of nanoplates is smaller than the mean free path of the electrons. Further evidence of the 2D quantum oscillations from the Weyl magnetic orbits is provided by the nonlocal detection, which demonstrates an alternative way to study the quantum transport properties of Fermi-arcs under magnetic field.
Symmetry protected Dirac semimetals can be transformed into Weyl semimetals by breaking the protecting symmetry, leading to many exotic quantum phenomena such as chiral anomaly and anomalous Hall effect. Here we show that, due to the large Zeeman g factor and small band width along b-axis in Dirac semimetal ZrTe5, a magnetic field of about 8 T along b-axis direction may annihilate the Weyl points and open up a two-dimensional (2D) Dirac mass gap, when the Zeeman splitting exceeds the band width along b-axis. This is manifested by a sharp drop of magnetoresistance (MR) above 8 T, which is probably due to additional carriers induced by the orbital splitting of the zeroth Landau level associated with the 2D Dirac point, which is descendant of the original Weyl points. Further evidence of the additional carriers is provided by the Hall effect and different anisotropic magnetoresistance (AMR) in low and high field regions. Our experiment reveals a probable topological quantum phase transition of field induced Weyl points annihilation in Dirac semimetal ZrTe5 and gives an alternative explanation for the drop of MR at high field.
While pyrite-type PtBi2 with face-centered cubic structure has been predicted to be a three-dimensional (3D) Dirac semimetal, experimental study on its physical properties remains absent. Here we report the angular-dependent magnetoresistance (MR) measurements of PtBi2 single-crystal under high magnetic fields. We observed extreme large unsaturated magnetoresistance (XMR) up to 11.2 million percent at T = 1.8 K in a magnetic field of 33 T, which surpasses the previously reported Dirac materials, such as WTe2, LaSb and NbP. The crystals exhibit an ultrahigh mobility and significant Shubnikov-de Hass (SdH) quantum oscillations with nontrivial Berry's phase. Analysis of Hall resistivity indicates that the XMR can be ascribed to the nearly compensated electron and hole. Our experimental results associated with the ab initio calculations suggest that pyrite PtBi2 is a topological semimetal candidate which might provide a platform for exploring topological materials with XMR in noble metal alloys.
We report thickness-tuned electrical transport and Hall resistivity in highly anisotropic three-dimensional Dirac semimetal ZrTe5 nanosheets. We find that when the thickness of the nanosheet is blow about 40 nm, the system takes a clear transition from topological semimetal with two bands carriers to a single band with conventional hole carriers. The resistivity peak temperature T* decreases systematically with decreasing thickness down to about 40 nm, then shifts up with the further decrease of the thickness. Analysis of the data below 40 nm indicates that the hole carriers completely dominate the transport in the entire temperature range, regardless of the temperature being below or above T*. By further tracking the carrier density, we find that the Fermi level shifts consecutively downward from conduction band to the valence band as decreasing the thickness. Our experiments unambiguously reveal a highly thickness-tuned transition of band topology in ZrTe5 nanosheets.
Charge density wave (CDW), the periodic modulation of the electronic charge density, will open a gap on the Fermi surface that commonly leads to decreased or vanishing conductivity. On the other hand superconductivity, a commonly believed competing order, features a Fermi surface gap that results in infinite conductivity. Here we report that superconductivity emerges upon Se doping in CDW conductor ZrTe$_{3}$ when the long range CDW order is gradually suppressed. Superconducting critical temperature $T_c(x)$ in ZrTe$_{3-x}$Se$_x$ (${0\leq}x\leq0.1$) increases up to 4 K plateau for $0.04$$\leq$$x$$\leq$$0.07$. Further increase in Se content results in diminishing $T_{c}$ and filametary superconductivity. The CDW modes from Raman spectra are observed in $x$ = 0.04 and 0.1 crystals, where signature of ZrTe$_{3}$ CDW order in resistivity vanishes. The electronic-scattering for high $T_{c}$ crystals is dominated by local CDW fluctuations at high temperures, the resistivity is linear up to highest measured $T=300K$ and contributes to substantial in-plane anisotropy.
Many exotic physics anticipated in topological insulators require a gap to be opened for their topologica surface states by breaking time reversal symmetry. The gap opening has been achieved by doping magnetic impurities, which however inevitably create extra carriers and disorder that undermine the electronic transport. In contrast, the proximity to a ferromagnetic/ferrimagnetic insulator may improve the device quality, thus promises a better way to open the gap while minimizing the side-effects. Here, we grow thin single-crystal Sb1.9Bi0.1Te3 micro flakes on insulating ferrimagnet BaFe12O19 by using the van der Waals epitaxy technique. The micro flakes show a negative magnetoresistance in weak perpendicular fields below 50 K, which can be quenched by increasing temperature. The signature implies the weak localization effect as its origin, which is absent in intrinsic topological insulators, unless a surface state gap is opened. The surface state gap is estimated to be 10 meV by using the theory of the gap-induced weak localization effect. These results indicate that the magnetic proximity effect may open the gap for the topological surface attached to BaM insulating ferrimagnet. This heterostructure may pave the way for the realization of new physical effects as well as the potential applications of spintronics devices.
Empirical likelihood method has been applied to short-memory time series models by Monti (1997) through the Whittle's estimation method. Yau (2012) extended this idea to long-memory time series models. Asymptotic distributions of the empirical likelihood ratio statistic for short and long-memory time series have been derived to construct confidence regions for the corresponding model parameters. However, computing profile empirical likelihood function involving constrained maximization does not always have a solution which leads to several drawbacks. In this paper, we propose an adjusted empirical likelihood procedure to modify the one proposed by Yau (2012) for autoregressive fractionally integrated moving average (ARFIMA) model. It guarantees the existence of a solution to the required maximization problem as well as maintains same asymptotic properties obtained by Yau (2012). Simulations have been carried out to illustrate that the adjusted empirical likelihood method for different long-time series models provides better confidence regions and coverage probabilities than the unadjusted ones, especially for small sample sizes.
Topological Dirac semimetal is a newly discovered class of materials and has attracted intense attentions. This material can be viewed as a three-dimensional (3D) analogue of graphene and has linear energy dispersion in bulk, leading to a range of exotic transport properties. Here we report direct quantum transport evidence of 3D Dirac semimetal phase of layered material ZrTe5 by angular dependent magnetoresistance measurements under high magnetic fields up to 31 Tesla. We observed very clear negative longitudinal magnetoresistance induced by chiral anomaly under the condition of the magnetic field aligned only along the current direction. Pronounced Shubnikov-de Hass (SdH) quantum oscillations in both longitudinal magnetoresistance and transverse Hall resistance were observed, revealing anisotropic light cyclotron masses and high mobility of the system. In particular, a nontrivial {\pi}-Berry phase in the SdH gives clear evidence for 3D Dirac semimetal phase. Furthermore, we observed clear Landau Level splitting under high magnetic field, suggesting possible splitting of Dirac point into Weyl points due to broken time reversal symmetry. Our results indicate that ZrTe5 is an ideal platform to study 3D massless Dirac and Weyl fermions in a layered compound.
Jackknife empirical likelihood (JEL) is an effective modified version of empirical likelihood method (EL). Through the construction of the jackknife pseudo-values, JEL overcomes the computational difficulty of EL method when its constraints are nonlinear while maintaining the same asymptotic results for one sample and two-sample U statistics. In this paper, we propose an adjusted version of JEL to guarantee that the adjusted jackknife empirical likelihood (AJEL) statistic is well-defined for all the values of the parameter, instead of restricting on the convex hull of the estimation equation. The properties of JEL have been preserved for AJEL.
Empirical likelihood method has been applied to dependent observations by Monti (1997) through the Whittle's estimation method. Similar asymptotic distribution of the empirical likelihood ratio statistic for stationary time series has been derived to construct the confidence regions for the parameters. However, required numerical problem of computing profile empirical likelihood function which involves constrained maximization has no solution sometimes, which leads to the drawbacks of using the original version of the empirical likelihood ratio. In this paper, we propose an adjusted empirical likelihood ratio statistic to modify the one proposed by Monti so that it guarantees the existence of the solution of the required maximization problem, while maintaining the similar asymptotic properties as Monti obtained. Simulations have been conducted to illustrate the coverage probabilities obtained by the adjusted version for different time series models which are better than the ones obtained by Monti's version, especially for small sample sizes.
Background: The increasing volume and variety of genotypic and phenotypic data is a major defining characteristic of modern biomedical sciences. At the same time, the limitations in technology for generating data and the inherently stochastic nature of biomolecular events have led to the discrepancy between the volume of data and the amount of knowledge gleaned from it. A major bottleneck in our ability to understand the molecular underpinnings of life is the assignment of function to biological macromolecules, especially proteins. While molecular experiments provide the most reliable annotation of proteins, their relatively low throughput and restricted purview have led to an increasing role for computational function prediction. However, accurately assessing methods for protein function prediction and tracking progress in the field remain challenging. Methodology: We have conducted the second Critical Assessment of Functional Annotation (CAFA), a timed challenge to assess computational methods that automatically assign protein function. One hundred twenty-six methods from 56 research groups were evaluated for their ability to predict biological functions using the Gene Ontology and gene-disease associations using the Human Phenotype Ontology on a set of 3,681 proteins from 18 species. CAFA2 featured significantly expanded analysis compared with CAFA1, with regards to data set size, variety, and assessment metrics. To review progress in the field, the analysis also compared the best methods participating in CAFA1 to those of CAFA2. Conclusions: The top performing methods in CAFA2 outperformed the best methods from CAFA1, demonstrating that computational function prediction is improving. This increased accuracy can be attributed to the combined effect of the growing number of experimental annotations and improved methods for function prediction.
The emergence of a topologically nontrivial vortex-like magnetic structure, the magnetic skyrmion, has launched new concepts for memory devices. There, extensive studies have theoretically demonstrated the ability to encode information bits by using a chain of skyrmions in one-dimensional nanostripes. Here, we report the first experimental observation of the skyrmion chain in FeGe nanostripes by using high resolution Lorentz transmission electron microscopy. Under an applied field normal to the nanostripes plane, we observe that the helical ground states with distorted edge spins would evolves into individual skyrmions, which assemble in the form of chain at low field and move collectively into the center of nanostripes at elevated field. Such skyrmion chain survives even as the width of nanostripe is much larger than the single skyrmion size. These discovery demonstrates new way of skyrmion formation through the edge effect, and might, in the long term, shed light on the applications.
As a new type of topological materials, ZrTe5 shows many exotic properties under extreme conditions. Utilizing resistance and ac magnetic susceptibility measurements under high pressure, while the resistance anomaly near 128 K is completely suppressed at 6.2 GPa, a fully superconducting transition emerges surprisingly. The superconducting transition temperature Tc increases with applied pressure, and reaches a maximum of 4.0 K at 14.6 GPa, followed by a slight drop but remaining almost constant value up to 68.5 GPa. At pressures above 21.2 GPa, a second superconducting phase with the maximum Tc of about 6.0 K appears and coexists with the original one to the maximum pressure studied in this work. In situ high-pressure synchrotron X-ray diffraction and Raman spectroscopy combined with theoretical calculations indicate the observed two-stage superconducting behavior is correlated to the structural phase transition from ambient Cmcm phase to high-pressure C2/m phase around 6 GPa, and to a mixture of two high-pressure phases of C2/m and P-1 above 20 GPa. The combination of structure, transport measurement and theoretical calculations enable a complete understanding of the emerging exotic properties in three-dimensional topological materials happened under extreme environments.
Magnetic skyrmions are topologically stable whirlpool-like spin textures that offer great promise as information carriers for future ultra-dense memory and logic devices1-4. To enable such applications, particular attention has been focused on the skyrmions properties in highly confined geometry such as one dimensional nanowires5-8. Hitherto it is still experimentally unclear what happens when the width of the nanowire is comparable to that of a single skyrmion. Here we report the experimental demonstration of such scheme, where magnetic field-driven skyrmion cluster (SC) states with small numbers of skyrmions were demonstrated to exist on the cross-sections of ultra-narrow single-crystal MnSi nanowires (NWs) with diameters, comparable to the skyrmion lattice constant (18 nm). In contrast to the skyrmion lattice in bulk MnSi samples, the skyrmion clusters lead to anomalous magnetoresistance (MR) behavior measured under magnetic field parallel to the NW long axis, where quantized jumps in MR are observed and directly associated with the change of the skyrmion number in the cluster, which is supported by Monte Carlo simulations. These jumps show the key difference between the clustering and crystalline states of skyrmions, and lay a solid foundation to realize skyrmion-based memory devices that the number of skyrmions can be counted via conventional electrical measurements.
Nearly a decade after the discovery of topological insulators (TIs), the important task of identifying and characterizing their topological surface states through electrical transport experiments remains incomplete. The interpretation of these experiments is made difficult by the presence of residual bulk carriers and their coupling to surface states, which is not yet well understood. In this work, we present the first evidence for the existence and control of bulk-surface coupling in Bi2Te2Se nanoribbons, which are promising platforms for future TI-based devices. Our magnetoresistance measurements reveal that the number of coherent channels contributing to quantum interference in the nanoribbons changes abruptly when the film thickness exceeds the bulk phase relaxation length. We interpret this observation as an evidence for bulk-mediated coupling between metallic states located on opposite surfaces. This hypothesis is supported by additional magnetoresistance measurements conducted under a set of gate voltages and in a parallel magnetic field, the latter of which alters the intersurface coupling in a controllable way.
Understanding of the exotic quantum phenomena in bulk bismuth beyond its ultraquantum limit still remains controversial and gives rise to a renewed interest. The focus of the issues is whether these quantum properties have a conventional bulk nature or just the surface effect due to the significant spin-orbital interaction and in relation to the Bi-based topological insulators. Here, we present angular-dependent magnetoresistance (AMR) measurements on single-crystal bismuth nanoribbons of different thickness with magnetic fields up to 31 T. In thin nanoribbons with thickness of ~40 nm, a two-fold rational symmetry of the low field AMR spectra and two sets of 1/2-shifted (i.e. {\gamma}=1/2) Shubnikov-de Haas (SdH) quantum oscillations with exact two- dimensional (2D) character were obtained. However, when the thickness of the ribbon increases, a 3D bulk-like SdH oscillations with {\gamma}=0 and a four-fold rotational symmetry of the AMR spectra appear. These results unambiguously provided the first transport evidence of the topological 2D metallic surface states in thinner nanoribbons with an insulating bulk. Our observations provide a promising pathway to understand the quantum phenomena in Bi arising from the surface states.
Single crystal of YCoGa5 has been grown via Ga self-flux. In this paper, we report the single crystal growth, crystallographic parameters, resistivity, heat capacity, and band structure results of YCoGa5. YCoGa5 accommodates the HoCoGa5 type structure (space group P4/mmm (No. 123), Z = 1, a = 4.2131(6) A, c = 6.7929(13) A, which is isostructural to the extensively studied heavy fermion superconductor system CeMIn5 (M = Co, Rh, Ir) and the unconventional superconductor PuCoGa5 with Tc = 18.5 K. No superconductivity is observed down to 1.75 K. Band structure calculation results show that its band at the Fermi level is mainly composed of Co-3d and Ga-4p electrons states, which explains its similarity of physical properties to YbCoGa5 and LuCoGa5.
Exchange bias phenomenon is generally ascribed to the exchange coupling at the interfaces between ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic layers. Here, we propose a bulk form of exchange bias in a single-phase magnet where the coupling between two magnetic sublattices induces a significant shift of the coercive field after a field cooling. Our experiments in a complicated magnet YbFe2O4 demonstrate a giant exchange bias at low temperature when the coupling between the Yb3+ and Fe2+/Fe3+ sublattices take places. The cooling magnetic field dependence and the training effect of exchange bias are consistent with our model. In strong contrast to conventional interfacial exchange bias, this bulk form of exchange bias can be huge, reaching the order of a few Tesla.
We report the effects of Al-doping on the structure and magnetic properties in CaBa(Co$_{1-x}$Al$_{x}$)$_4$O$_7$ (0$\leq$x$\leq$0.25). The system exhibits a structural transition from an orthorhombic symmetry to a hexagonal symmetry when the Al content exceeds $x =$ 0.1. The Curie temperature and the value of the magnetization decrease with increasing Al doping level, indicating that the ferrimagnetic ground state is gradually suppressed. The ground state eventually transits into a spin-glass state for $x >$ 0.1. Moreover, the short-range magnetic correlations, which occur at high temperatures in CaBaCo$_4$O$_7$, are found to be gradually suppressed with increasing Al content and eventually disappear for $x =$ 0.25. By comparing our results with other Co-site doping cases, we suggest that the lattice and the spin degrees of freedom are relatively decoupled in CaBaCo$_4$O$_7$.
A type of vortex spin texture with skyrmionic core and a series of circle spin stripes was obtained in thin nanodisk of the chiral magnets with Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interaction and uniaxial anisotropy by means of micromagnetic approach and Monte Carlo simulation. The size of skyrmionic core can be modulated continuously by controlling the disk size. Moreover, in some certain values of the disk size, this vortex state may be spontaneous ground state even without the help of the external magnetic field and thermal fluctuation. In addition, the uniaxial anisotropy is able to stabilize this vortex spin texture. We anticipate that the present work will inspire further experimental studies for exploring the spin structure.
The magnetic field-driven evolution of chiral spin textures in thin helimagnet nanodisk with varied size are investigated by means of Monte Carlo simulation. It is demonstrated that the complex spin texture may simply be regarded as the superposition of the edged state with in plane spin orientation perpendicular or parallel to the edge and the bulk state with the features similar to two-dimensional chiral magnetic films. With the increase of the external field, the proportion of the parallel spins of the edge state increases, and the spin textures finally transfers into edged magnetic vortex. The arrangement of skyrmions strongly depends on the disk size. In addition, the uniaxial anisotropy and dipolar coupling in certain ranges are able to stabilize a special magnetic vortex with Skyrmionic core while the disk size is comparable with the wavelength of helix state.


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There has been some interest and some research in photodynamic therapy of acne. With photodynamic therapy, a drug that is activated by light is applied to the skin. After a certain period, the drug is then washed off and the skin is exposed to light. That light energy causes the release of singlet oxygen molecules, which have the biologic effect of killing P. acnes, the bacteria responsible for acne. The light also seems to cause involution of the sebaceous glands. Treatment involves a several-step process, done in the office: First, the skin is scrubbed off with acetone and then ALA® is applied to the skin. After a four hour waiting period, the ALA® is washed off and the skin is exposed to a light source which, in the case of acne, may be blue light. The skin is then carefull washed after the treatment. It is important to guard against sun exposure for forty-eight hours after the treatment because some of the photodynamic agent may still be in the skin. Some patients notice skin irritation for twenty-four to seventy-two hours; however, generally this treatment is well-tolerated. Generally, we are recommending treatment every four weeks for a total of four to five treatments. In summary, photodynamic therapy represents an entirely new modality of treating acne, which seems to be well-tolerated. It may, in fact, become the best treatment for mild to moderate, or even severe acne.


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- Report: Cavs Actively Listening to Trade Proposals for Kevin Love
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Ollie Johnston, (Oliver Martin Johnston, Jr.), American animator (born Oct. 31, 1912, Palo Alto, Calif.—died April 14, 2008, Sequim, Wash.), was a member of Walt Disney's "Nine Old Men," a group of top-notch animators. Johnston began his lifelong career (1935–78) with Disney working on such shorts as Mickey's Garden (1935). He soon advanced into feature animations, creating such memorable characters as the dwarfs in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), the Blue Fairy scenes in Pinocchio (1940), the stepsisters in Cinderella (1950), Mr. Smee in Peter Pan (1953), Pongo and Perdita in 101 Dalmatians (1961), the dancing penguin waiters in Mary Poppins (1964), Mowgli and Baloo in The Jungle Book (1967), and Rufus the cat in The Rescuers (1977). Johnston was also a coauthor of what some considered the bible of animation, Disney Animation: The Illusion of Life (1981). Johnston was awarded the National Medal of Arts in 2005.
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Going with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) directions which was issued a few days back, the schools which are affiliated to the board will be celebrating National Unity Day today.
The day which is also known as Rashtriya Ekta Diwas will be celebrated to mark the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.
Here's what the circular on the official website of CBSE stated:
The occasion provides us with an opportunity to reaffirm the inherent strength and resilience of our nation to withstand the actual and potential threats to the unity, integrity, and security of our country.
School activities on National Unity Day
To celebrate the day, schools will be conducting the following activities:
1: Pledge Ceremony: It will be organized in the school. Here's the pledge which will be used in the ceremony.
2: Run for Unity: Apart from Pledge Ceremony, CBSE will also be organizing 'Run for Unity' at its state or district headquarters, urging all its affiliated schools to participate in the same.
Submit the report of the ceremony
In its circular, CBSE has asked its schools to submit a report of the ceremony by November 3, 2018. Schools will need to go to this link to do the same.
Why is National Unity Day celebrated?
The idea of Rashtriya Ekta Diwas was coined by PM Narendra Modi in October 2014 to mark the birth anniversary of Independent India's first Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.
To mark this occasion, various activities and events are organized across ministries and departments all over the country today.
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Navajo voters approve reform initiatives
Council reduced to 24, line item veto power approved
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. - Navajo voters went to the polls in a historic election on Dec. 15 to overwhelmingly support reducing the Navajo Nation Council to 24 members and giving the President of the Navajo Nation line item veto authority.
The unofficial results from all 110 Navajo Nation chapters showed 25,206 yes votes to 16,166 no votes to reduce the council, and 24,489 yes votes to 16,893 no votes to approve the line item veto authority. By percentage, the tally was 61 to 39 percent to reduce the council, and 59 to 41 percent for line item veto.
"It really makes my heart glad," President Shirley told the Associated Press by phone from the Navajo Sports Center where vote tallies were being phoned in from chapter voting precincts. "I don't think there's going to be any challenges. They could try. But, you know, when the people speak, that is it."
President Shirley, First Lady Vikki Shirley and their children arrived at the sports center at about 9 p.m. with about 90 chapters having reported in, and after having attended their son's basketball game in Chinle. President Shirley was greeted with cheers from about 250 people there.
As the tallies came in after polls closed at 7 p.m., the cumulative results appeared on large computer monitors and paper tallies were taped to the walls and organized by agencies. President and Mrs. Shirley walked around the room to look at each agency and chapter result.
"This is history in the making," he stated. "I feel like I have helped to write the Navajo Nation history at this juncture, and that makes me very glad, very happy, not so much for myself. Certainly I'm a part of it, but more for my people. I feel like we've gone where we should have been a long time ago."
President Shirley said the election results have shown the Nation's leadership that the people do believe it is their government.
"The leadership is going to know that the people mean business," he said. "It is their government."
"The government belonged to the people all along," he continued. "It is their government and we need to respect it. The resources that are there belong to the people, and now the people have spoken to us. We need to respect it."
President Shirley said this election and these initiatives are just a start toward reforming the Navajo government. Next to come, he said, could be a more comprehensive government reform, and perhaps more elective offices such as attorney general and Navajo Nation treasurer, both whom could not be threatened with firing by the Navajo Nation Council.
Now that the people have approved reducing the council, the next step in the process is to develop a reapportionment plan for 24 delegates, he said. That will be done by the Navajo Election Administration, approved by the Navajo Board of Election Supervisors and forwarded to the current council to debate and approve.
"This is a long time coming, and now they've proven it," President Shirley said. "The people wanted government reform. They started it. I think there's going to be comprehensive government reform in some fashion."
The President also stated that there wasn't one single factor that swayed voters to support the initiatives but said he believed they were persuaded of the need for it over time with news reports of the mismanagement of council delegates' discretionary funding, council committee trips to Las Vegas, motorcycle trips to Washington, D.C. that produced little results, gold rings for delegates, and, most recently, placing the President on leave without giving any reasons.
"I think that pushed a lot of people to [vote for] the 24," he said. "So it's just a lot of things coming together, and this is the result."
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Terrorist magazine praises siege gunman
A propaganda magazine of the Islamic State extremist group has praised gunman Man Haron Monis for taking 18 hostages in a Sydney cafe.
It's also reissued a call for lone wolf attacks in Australia and taunted Western helplessness in the face of the threat.
Monis and two of his hostages, Tori Johnson and Katrina Dawson, were killed in the violent conclusion to the siege in the early hours of December 16.
In the foreword to its sixth edition, the IS magazine Dabiq described Monis as a brother and said he was fighting in the path of Allah.
He did so "by acting alone and striking the kuffar (non-believers) where it would hurt them most – in their own lands and on the very streets that they presumptively walk in safety," the magazine states.
"It didn't take much; he got hold of a gun and stormed a cafe taking everyone inside hostage.
"Yet in doing so, he prompted mass panic, brought terror to the entire nation … The blessings in his efforts were apparent from the very outset."
At the start of the siege, a black flag with Arabic writing was visible in a window of the Lindt cafe in Sydney's Martin Place.
Dabiq declared this was "a testament to his sincerity".
It said Monis joined other Muslims who answered a jihadist call "to strike those waging war against the Islamic State wherever they may be".
In October, Dabiq published calls for lone wolf attacks across western nations, especially US, UK, France, Australia and Germany.
It repeated that statement in the latest edition.
"There will be others who follow the examples set by Man Haron Monis and Numan Haider in Australia," it said.
Melbourne teenager Haider was shot dead after stabbing two police officers.
"All that the West will be able to do is to anxiously await the next round of slaughter and then issue the same tired, cliche statements in condemnation of it when it occurs."
A week ago Prime Minister Tony Abbott warned there had been a heightened level of "terrorist chatter" in the aftermath of the Sydney siege tragedy.
However, Australia's terror threat level hasn't been lifted – remaining at high, which means an attack is likely.
Porte aims to win cycling nationals
Australian cycling star Richie Porte remains determined to contend at the Giro d'Italia, despite a season cruelled by poor health.
The 29-year-old Tasmanian aims to put this year's woes behind him by winning the January 11 Australian road title at Buninyong, near Ballarat.
His main targets next year will be to lead the powerful Sky team at the Giro in May and then support his good friend Chris Froome in July at the Tour de France.
"I'd love to compete in the Giro as the new Australian champion," Porte said.
"My health is back where it needs to be and I want to lead in a grand tour and the Giro is the target for me.
"Nothing is a given yet, but it looks like that will be my race.
"Chris has also had an up and down season and it's his goal to go back and win the Tour de France.
"I'd love to be there supporting him, but I'm also going to take my opportunities next season."
Porte's 2014 campaign started brilliantly when he finished third behind Simon Gerrans and Cadel Evans in a pulsating road race at the Buninyong nationals.
He then won the prestigious Willunga stage on the way to fourth overall at the Tour Down Under.
After a promising second overall in February at Spain's Ruta del Sol stage race, Porte had to pull out miday through Tirreno-Adriatico because of illness.
He would eventually abandon his plans to ride at the Giro.
Porte then took over leadership of the Sky team when Froome had to pull out of the Tour de France.
The Australian at one point was third overall in the race, but again ill health dogged him and he finished 23rd.
Porte, who also finished third behind Gerrans at the 2012 nationals, will not have to worry about the Orica-GreenEDGE on January 11.
Gerrans broke his collarbone in a pre-Christmas training crash, ruling him out of title defences at the road nationals and the Tour Down Under.
His absence clearly opens the race up for Porte and Evans, who will retire in early February.
"I love the Buninyong course and I don't think that GreenEDGE has got quite the numbers they've had in other years," he said.
"It would be very nice to have a podium like we had this year and anybody that wins on that circuit is a worthy winner.
"So it's a big goal to go there and try and take that jersey."
Debris found after light plane crash in Tasmania
'We've a plane in the water': Sydney to Hobart yacht witnesses plane crash
Sydney to Hobart yacht race competitors fished aviation headphones and an aircraft headrest out of the sea near where a light plane crashed into water in southeast Tasmania.
Two men – a 29-year old pilot and a 61-year-old photographer – were on board the single-engine Cessna when it plunged into waters off the Tasman peninsula about 6.20pm on Monday.
They had been taking photos of race yachts on the approach to Hobart.
Police commander Tony Cerritelli said the plane was flying in less than ideal weather conditions and was just 300 metres from a race competitor when it went down.
"It was flying at around mast level and plunged nose-first into the water," he said on Tuesday.
"Ocean racing is of secondary importance to the safety of people" CYC commodore on last night's plane crash @SBSNews pic.twitter广西桑拿,/vr1g9PRSgt
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Race competitor Mistraal radioed for help as it rushed to where crew members saw the plane's tail disappear beneath the waves.
An oil slick has been found in the area and there is still oil coming to the surface, marine rescue services inspector Lee Renshaw said.
A few "unique" items have also been retrieved.
"It's a headrest, a set of headphones and a cover off one of the earpieces on aviation headphones with a boom microphone," Insp Renshaw said.
However, there has been no sign of the plane or the men as an extensive search continues.
Waters in the area are up to 90 metres and too deep for divers.
Police boats are using sonar and Insp Renshaw insisted the operation remains a search, not a recovery operation.
"We are pretty confident we can pinpoint the location of the aircraft."
The seven race yachts which detoured to assist in the search for the plane were praised by Cruising Yacht Club of Australia commodore John Cameron.
"An ocean race is of secondary importance to the safety of people and at the moment, we are all thinking of those affected by this event," he said at the Hobart waterfront
Tasmanian Premier Will Hodgman also commended the quick-thinking crew members.
"The mayday call from Mistraal enabled emergency personnel to get to the area quickly," he said.
A police boat was on the scene within 25 minutes.
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— Nick Vindin (@Nick_Vindin) December 30, 2014
'Love-hate relationship': Secret cabinet papers reveal 'bitter' clashes of Thatcher, Hawke
"Often deliberately abrasive and even arrogant" with "a widely known weakness for drink and women" and "a studiously cultivated 'ocker' image".
These are the colourful words chosen by Britain's Foreign Office to describe former Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke to his British counterpart Margaret Thatcher.
"It's a really interesting way of describing a Prime Minister of a foreign country," Simon Demissie from Britain's National Archives admits.
"These assessments often tried to paint as complete a picture as possible for the Prime Minister so that she could understand and wouldn't be surprised when someone behaved in a particular way."
"We didn't muck around when we had a fight, Margaret and I."
The two neat manila folders, unopened since they were sealed and stored deep in the vast vaults of Britain's National Archives in 1986, reveal the turbulent relationship between two of the biggest personalities in the Commonwealth's political history.
When asked this week by SBS World News to describe his relationship with former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, former Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke said simply: "We had a love-hate relationship."
"We didn't muck around when we had a fight, Margaret and I."
In her memoirs, the late British Conservative Party Leader described their "famous rows" as "bitter", which Mrs Thatcher put down to their equally "blunt" personalities.
"I think it's fair to say a slight clash of characters and certainly of political philosophies," Mr Demissie said.
The previously secret British Government documents, seen for the first time by SBS World News, detail the Prime Ministers' first meeting at Number 10 Downing Street in London on April 21, 1986.
Mr Hawke had attempted to meet with Mrs Thatcher on a previous visit to London three years earlier, having just been elected Prime Minister.
"Hawke is shrewd, articulate and a formidable negotiator."
Despite staying in a hotel a few blocks from Downing Street, the pair only spoke by telephone.
Ms Thatcher had called a general election after Mr Hawke's trip was scheduled, a decision labelled as a snub of a major ally by Australian media.
Given the backlash years earlier, Mrs Thatcher was given detailed briefings ahead of their afternoon tea at her official residence, including typed cue-cards with key dot points to help guide the negotiations.
"Our relationship with the Australian Government, while good, is much less close than it was in the Menzies era," Mrs Thatcher was told by the Foreign Office.
"The Australians are now more likely to seek advice in Washington than in London," the briefing continued.
A two-page character assessment noted a "normally tense" Mr Hawke was "proud of his prowess" and "used to relax over a glass of beer or almost any other beverage."
"He is shrewd, articulate and a formidable negotiator."
Despite these observations, minutes of the meeting reveal Mrs Thatcher agreed to little, if any, of what Australia sought, including the relaxing of agricultural trade policy in Europe.
Mrs Thatcher was warned by advisers that "the main purpose of Mr Hawke's visit is to show Australians that he is out there and battling for Australia's agricultural exports."
If those negotiations were to become tricky, Mrs Thatcher's cue-cards suggested: "you will not want to let him forget Australia's high tariffs on industrial products – average 24% as against Europe's 4.9%".
Mrs Thatcher would not support Australia's bid for a wider contribution to the G7 and G10.
Her cue cards, preserved and included in the files, read: "(Hawke) will press you to support Australia's involvement in the Economic Summit. You will want to let him down gently."
"I never drank while I was Prime Minister – so you can throw that in the bucket."
The British Prime Minister was "sceptical" of Australia's "unrealistic" plans for a South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone, telling Mr Hawke "you do not create a nuclear free zone simply by declaring one."
"The Soviet Union would not take the slightest notice."
The minutes note Mrs Thatcher "could give no commitment" to the Australian Government's request for support.
"We agreed on many things but our big point of difference was the apartheid regime in South Africa," Mr Hawke told SBS.
"I led the fight in the Commonwealth against that, trying to smash it, which we would finally be successful in doing, but Margaret would never join that fight and so I had some famous stouches with her."
"She worked very, very hard so you always knew that when you had a meeting with Margaret she'd be well prepared," the former Labor Leader said.
The minutes reveal Mrs Thatcher "congratulated Mr Hawke on the success of the Australian economy" and that a large portion of their time together was devoted to what Downing Street advisers called Mr Hawke's "hankering" for one of two original copies of the Australian Constitution to be permanently loaned to Australia to mark the nation's bicentenary celebrations in 1988.
Mrs Thatcher refused Mr Hawke's repeated requests, on advice that releasing the document "would set an undesirable precedent" within the Commonwealth.
"Mr Hawke expressed deep disappointment at the United Kingdom's inability to allow Australia to have one of the two originals of the Constitution," the minutes read.
"The Prime Minister (Mrs Thatcher) acknowledged the disappointment, but pointed to the difficult precedent which would be created."
Despite leaving the 75-minute meeting empty handed, Mr Hawke would continue the fight for possession of the Australian constitution for four years, repeatedly rejecting offers of a temporary loan or replica.
In one of several letters written personally to Mrs Thatcher, Mr Hawke stressed "possession of the original document is a matter of great consequence for all Australians."
The requests created an administrative and legal nightmare for British bureaucrats.
The United Kingdom's Public Records Act (1958) stipulates original copies of every Act of Parliament must be retained by the Government.
Mr Hawke was clearly determined and after years of negotiations, Australia finally wrestled one of the two original documents from Westminster.
After further requests to Queen Elizabeth II, in 1990 the British Parliament voted to change the law and allow the permanent loan to proceed.
The Australian Constitution (Public Record Copy) Act 1990 is now on public display at the National Archives of Australia in Canberra. A second copy of the historic document remains in Britain's House of Lords.
As for those unflattering briefing notes prepared for "The Iron Lady" three decades ago?
"I never drank while I was Prime Minister – so you can throw that in the bucket," said a clearly unamused Mr Hawke.
Aust sends more help in AirAsia search
Australia has added an extra plane in its contribution to the search for the AirAsia flight that went missing in bad weather in the Java Sea with 162 people on board.
Two RAAF P3 Orion planes with specialist search equipment are now part of the international search to find AirAsia flight QZ8501 that disappeared on Sunday morning.
Their search is focussed to the west of the island of Kalimantan, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says.
Ms Bishop wouldn't comment on reports the RAAF had spotted debris and an oil slick during its search on Monday.
"I'm sure there will be sightings of all sorts of debris in the ocean, but we will wait until there's actual confirmation of the plane sighting before we make any official comment on that," she said in Adelaide on Tuesday.
The two planes are part of a broader offer of support from the Australian government to Indonesian authorities.
Air traffic controllers lost contact with the AirAsia plane on Sunday morning after it left Indonesia en route to Singapore.
Ms Bishop confirmed there were no Australian citizens, permanent residents or dual nationals among those on board.
But she said officials were still trying to confirm reports Indonesian student Kevin Alexander Soetjipto, who's been studying in Melbourne, was on board.
Mr Soetjipto, from Malang in East Java, was studying finance at Monash University's Clayton campus, according to his LinkedIn profile.
He was due to graduate next year.
Monash spokeswoman Stacey Mair said the university was also still seeking official confirmation from authorities.
"We are deeply saddened to learn this news in relation to one of our valued student community," she told AAP.
NZ shares fall in light trading
New Zealand shares have fallen in light trading, led by Auckland International Airport and Vector, with many institutional investors absent from the market for summer holidays.
The NZX 50 Index fell 15.128 points, or 0.3 per cent, to 5577.201. Within the index, 30 stocks fell, 13 rose and seven were unchanged. Turnover was about $53 million, compared to a daily average $162 million in November.
The index has gained about 18 per cent this year, adding to 2013's 24 per cent advance.
Auckland Airport fell 2.3 per cent to $4.30 and Vector fell 2.1 per cent to $2.78. Trade Me, the online auction company, fell 1.9 per cent to $3.60 and A2 Milk dropped 1.7 per cent to 57 cents.
"Most institutions have pretty much packed up and headed off for the next week or so – volumes are extremely light," said Grant Williamson, a director at Hamilton Hindin Greene.
Infratil fell for a second day, down 0.3 per cent to $3, even though its plan to buy Australian retirement village operator RetireAustralia with the New Zealand Superannuation Fund had been well received.
Retirement villages were a sector investors "liked very much, with very good potential for future growth" and Infratil had shown with investments such as Z Energy and Metlifecare that it could generate good returns, Mr Williamson said.
Metlifecare was unchanged at $4.71. Ryman Healthcare rose 1.3 per cent to $8.60 and Summerset Group fell 1.4 per cent to $2.83.
Guinness Peat Group was the biggest gainer, rising 4.7 per cent to 45 cents. Diligent Board member Services gained 3.1 per cent to $5.30.
Some of the quirkier events of 2014
From advances in the design of women's lingerie to surgical developments in the treatment of fish, 2014 was another interesting year for humans and other creatures.
From technology and science to politics and beards,… takes a look at some of the oddest and quirkiest moments of 2014.
Peggy Giakoumelos reports.
(Transcript from World News Radio)
The year started with a Japanese lingerie company launching what it called the "True Love Tester" – a bra which the company claims will only unhook when the wearer is really in love.
The product's designer explains how the bra works.
"A built in sensor reads the woman's heart rate signal and sends it to a special app via bluetooth for analysis. The app then calculates the truelove rate based on changes in the heart rate over time. When this heart or love rate exceeds a certain value, the bra will unlock automatically."
In March, a Danish travel company launched a marketing campaign urging Danish couples to "Do it for Denmark".
That is book a holiday through their travel company as a way of helping raise Denmark's dwindling birthrate.
It claimed a romantic holiday could be just the thing to raise the birthrate and offered to give away a family friendly holiday for families with babies conceived during a trip booked through its company.
It also encouraged same sex and older Danish couples who might not be in the baby-making game – to just do it anyway.
On the Australian political front, 2014 introduced Australia to the Palmer United Party.
Media interview walkouts and large packages characterised the more quirky moments of the party.
The party's head Clive Palmer and former P-U-P Senator and now Independent Jacqui Lambie, bucked the current trend of politicians scripting every soundbite.
Ms Lambie got all personal during an interview with Heart FM in Hobart, outlining her requirements for a mail partner.
"Let's find love now. They've got to have heaps of cash and a package of between their legs, let's be honest. And they don't need to speak. I don't even need them to speak."
While Mr Palmer walked out of two ABC Interviews, frustrated with the line of questioning.
"PALMER: I'm not answering in more from you so goodbye. We will see you later.
ALBERICI: You're a public figure Mr. Palmer, the audience has a right to know, what's happening in legal cases against you.
PALMER: Sorry goodnight. I don't want to talk to you any more. See you later."
The world of science and medicine in 2014 saw just how far humans have progressed.
In September, a goldfish called George underwent "high risk" brain surgery to remove a large tumour in Melbourne.
The owner of the 10-year-old fish decided to have it operated on rather than having it put to sleep.
Dr Tristan Rich was the vet who performed the surgery and told Radio 3AW that George did well after the operation.
He also explained how the fish was kept alive during the surgery.
"Basically we set up three buckets of water. You've got to make sure it's pond water or tank water. You don't want any shock from the tap water and using anaesthetic, different concentrations of anaesthetic, the first bucket being more concentrated too put him to sleep. The second bucket medium strength and that ws syphoned through a tube through the fishes mouth and that's what kept him asleep and the water itself was oxygenated."
The Australian Science Media Centre's list of the weirdest stories for 2014, included the discovery in Spain of 50,000-year-old fossilised human faeces, the oldest sample ever found.
The faeces showed that this particular human wasn't living off fast food like many of his or her modern day descendants.
Rather he or she had enjoyed a meal of berries, nuts and vegetables along with some meat.
Male facial hair also emerged as a force to be reckoned with in western culture at least – but only certain types of beards.
Not everyone though, especially these women who spoke to the BBC, was impressed.
Vox 1: Just the amount of beards needs to go. It just seems like it's trending.
Vox: 2: It's a bit like tattoos. If there's too many they just become common.
Vox 3: I'm not a really big fan of beards, so just feel like it's really hiding the face. So I'm always like if the guy's going to shave is he going to be ugly or not."?
The Australian Science Media Centre said Australian researchers found that beards were only attractive to women if they were a rarity.
The researchers said their findings reflect patterns seen in other animals – females tend to find rare features attractive in potential mates.
Injury-hit Kruse never lost sight of Asian Cup goal
The 26-year-old tore his anterior cruciate ligament in January and was forced to watch from afar as the Socceroos lost to Spain, Netherlands and Chile in Brazil.
Kruse acknowledged nothing would make up for missing out on a first World Cup but added the carrot of competing at a home Asian Cup kept him going as he battled back to full fitness.
"My rehab went for about seven or eight months… this tournament I was working towards the whole time," Kruse told reporters on Tuesday.
"I was at rehab for seven, eight hours a day and I've never had to work that long in my life.
"I can't right the wrong of not being able to go to the World Cup. You go through so many emotions when you miss out on a big tournament like a World Cup and I'm thankful that this has come around just six months later.
"Hopefully this Asian Cup I can really stamp my authority on the competition."
Kruse made his debut for the Socceroos prior to the 2011 Asian Cup and scored the final goal in a 6-0 rout of Uzbekistan in the semi-finals of the tournament in Qatar where Australia finished as runners-up to Japan.
Kruse went on to establish himself as a regular under former coach Holger Osieck, who was axed shortly before the World Cup following back-to-back 6-0 friendly defeats by Brazil and France.
Kruse returned to action following the length injury lay off in October with Leverkusen but has been used infrequently since.
Despite that, he was named in Ange Postecoglou's 23-man Asian Cup squad and is likely to feature regularly along with central striker Tim Cahill when the Socceroos take on South Korea, Kuwait and Oman in Group A matches.
However, nothing will be taken for granted.
"Learning how to walk and contract your muscles again, it's quite taxing. You miss out on so many things and you start to appreciate how good of a life you have as a footballer," he said.
"Sometimes I used to get annoyed at having to train all the time but now I'm just happy to be able to run on the field."
(Writing by Patrick Johnston in Singapore; Editing by Amlan Chakraborty)
Borrowers seeking help despite low rates
More home borrowers are seeking help from welfare services despite record low interest rates.
Some economists are expecting the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to cut interest rates next year, as unemployment rises.
Official interest rates have been at a record low of 2.5 per cent since August 2013, but the peak body for the homeless welfare sector says this has done little to help low-income earners pay off a mortgage.
"More and more people who are actually home owners are starting to come to homelessness services for support," Homelessness Australia chief executive Glenda Stevens told AAP.
"If you're a low income earner, a mortgage is still quite a large percentage of your income even if interest rates are low."
Unemployment is expected to rise next year, as the economy slows, which would also strain welfare service providers, who help the needy with shelter and food.
Charity donors, however, continue to see sick children and medical research as more worthy causes than homelessness, says Philanthropy Australia, a group which helps wealthy individuals channel their donations.
"Something like homelessness is unfortunately not as sexy a charity or area to give to," the group's chief executive Louise Walsh said.
Ms Walsh said many wealthy Australians also were yet to discover the joy of giving to charity.
"Maybe there is this phenomenon that the more they have of everything, the more they want of those same things whether it's cars, boats, houses, holidays," she said.
The jobless rate hit a 12-year high of 6.3 per cent in November.
National Australia Bank is forecasting the unemployment rate touching 6.75 per cent in late 2015, which could lead to rate cuts in March, with another to follow a few months later.
"The economy, generally, is going to struggle through all of next year," the bank's global head of research Peter Jolly said.
"With an unemployment rate that high, and with inflation being super benign, there's really no reason to stop the RBA cutting rates again."
F1 young gun Kvyat not scared by Ricciardo
Formula One youngster Daniil Kvyat is not interested in watching new teammate Daniel Ricciardo do well next season – he wants to be the one winning.
Ricciardo outperformed four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel in their first year together at Red Bull in 2014, finishing third overall with three grand prix victories.
With Vettel off to Ferrari in 2015, 20-year-old Kvyat step ups from sister outfit Toro Rosso.
But he's not intimidated by Ricciardo or matching his achievements in only his second season in F1.
"He proved to be a driver of an extremely high level this year," Russian Kvyat told Autosport.
"I will be at Red Bull not to watch him do well, but to do my best and be in front of him and everybody; that's how it's going to be.
"I wouldn't go there if I was scared.
"I know what he can do, but I will also do my best and my best isn't that bad.
"People outside will look at one thing and draw comparisons, but I am only looking at what makes me go faster.
"I feel absolutely ready. It's a challenge, but it's an opportunity as well."
Kvyat's best finish in 2014 was ninth, but he also never finished lower than 15th, excluding retirements.
Despite his lack of experience at the front of the field, he is unfazed by the prospect of racing against established drivers for a championship-winning team.
"I have been wheel-to-wheel with some of them this year as it's been an up and down season for everyone, but next year is an opportunity to fight at a high level," said Kvyat.
"It's never going to be easy for anyone and I am aware of this, but everyone started from where I started.
"I have to have confidence as there is no point doing it otherwise."
The 2015 season begins with the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on March 15.


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