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Electronic and magnetic properties of 2D transition-metal thiophosphates and tunability of magnetic order with carrier density
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|May 24 (Tue) 4 PM
|Dr. Euyheon Hwang, SKKU Advanced Institute of Nanotechnology, Sung Kyung Kwan University
Electronic and magnetic properties of 2D transition-metal thiophosphates and tunability of magnetic order with carrier density
May 24 (Tue) 4 PM, E6-2. #1323(1st fl.)
Dr. Euyheon Hwang, SKKU Advanced Institute of Nanotechnology, Sung Kyung Kwan University
We present the electronic and magnetic properties of two dimensional (2D) MPX3 (M= transition metal, and X = S, Se, Te) transition metal thiophosphates. The MPX3 are layered van der Waals materials and exhibit novel magnetic order as a single layer. Our calculations of the magnetic ground states in MPX3 single layer compounds predict semiconducting phases with variable band gap sizes down to metallic phases depending on their magnetic orders. A systematic trend of decreasing band gaps in antiferromagnetic states is observed as the chalcogen atoms S, Se, and Te change from smaller to larger atomic number, whereas diverse ground-state phases, e.g., ferromagnetic, antiferromagnetic, and nonmagnetic phases can be expected for different compounds which are accompanied by variations in the lattice constants, and non-negligible distortions in crystal symmetries. In addition, the antiferromagnetic semiconductors of MPX3 single layer show the transition to the ferromagnetic halfmetals with both electron and hole doping, which can be controlled by applying an external gate voltage in the MPX3 field effect transistors (FET). We find that the itinerant d electrons in transition metals induce the ferromagnetic to antiferromagnetic transition accompanied by the metal to semiconductor transition. The sensitive interdependence between the magnetic, structural, and electronic properties suggest important potential of 2D magnetic van der Waals materials for strain and field-effect carrier tunable spintronics.
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|Fall 2019: Physics Colloquium
|Nov. 9 (Fri.), 02:30 PM
|E6-2. 1st fl. #1323
|Dr. Pilkyung Moon
|Moiré superlattices – from twisted bilayer graphene to quasicrystal
|Nov. 8 (Wed.), 1:00 PM
|#5318 (E6-2. 5th fl.)
|Prof. Y. Matsuda Department of Physics, Kyoto University
|"Emergent exotic quasiparticles in quantum spin liquids"
|Nov. 3 (Fri.), 4:00 PM
|#1323 (1st fl., E6-2.)
|Dr. SungDae Ji (Max Planck POSTECH/Hshinchu Center (MPK))
|Expedition to the Kitaev Quantum Spin Liquid: Hunting for Majorana fermions
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|#1323 (1st fl., E6-2.)
|Dr. MinChul Lee(Department of Applied Physics, Kyung Hee Univ.)
|Quantum Resistor-Capacitor Circuit with Majorana Edge States
|Nov. 29(Tue) 4p.m.
|#1323(E6-2. 1st fl.)
|Dr. SungBin Lee, KAIST
|Symmetry Protected Kondo Metals and Their Phase Transitions
|Nov. 28 (Tue.), 4:00 PM
|#1323 (E6-2. 1st fl.)
|Samindranath Mitra, Editor at Physical Review Letters
|Physics after the lab and the desk: Your work in PRL
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|Dr. Jai-Min Choi, Chonbuk National Univiersity
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|E6-2. 2st fl. #2501
|Prof. Sang-Jin Sin
|Entanglement string and Spin Liquid with Holographic duality
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|E6 Room(#1323)
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|Experimental and Computational Study on Physical Properties based on Granular System
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|Time scale dependent dynamics in InAs/InP quantum dot gain media
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|Non-equilibrium many-body spin dynamics in diamond
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|Electron transport through weak-bonded contact metal with low dimensional nano-material
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|E6-2. 1st fl. #1323
|Dr. YoungWook Kim
|Squeezing the best out of 2D materials
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|E6-2. #1323(1st fl.)
|Dr. Dohun Kim, Department of Physics and Astronomy, SNU
|Quantum information experiments using few electron spins in semiconductors
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|Dr. Jonghyun Song, Department of Physics, Chungnam National University
|Exotic phenomena at oxide LaAlO3/SrTiO3 hetero-interface and their applications


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The idea that you stop and reflect on what you have to be thankful for really appeals to me. Having been separated from the motherland for almost a year has given me a whole new perspective on how many privileges we possess and take for granted.
Although I am currently not working I still have a roof over my head, go out drinking with friends at the local bowlo, swim at a stunning beach and have enough change to support my chronic latte addiction. Our country is so rich that we pay people who are not working. It's not just the money; we have the infrastructure to support all sorts of healthcare, housing and welfare needs. The systems are by no means perfect, but they do exist.
Water: clean, drinkable water. Those of you who know me know that this is a pet cause of mine. I am well aware of the shortage of water Australia is facing, or more to the point complete mismanagement of one of our most scarce resources. But we can drink our water straight from the tap. That is a privilege millions do not have. According to UNICEF, it's estimated that over 400 million children do not have access to safe drinking sources and double that number don't have access to basic sanitation.
I lived on the coast in the Philippines, minutes away from a postcard-perfect white sand beach. It astounds and saddens me how many people who live there can't swim. And the modesty clothes that women would wear in the water – hoodies, long shorts and even jeans!
One thing I really love about Australia is how anyone and everyone wears a bikini at the beach, wether you have the 'right' shape or not. No one cares. You don't have to pay to enter and it is a fantastic leveller of all segments of society. Rich or poor, everyone gets sand stuck in his or her swimmer crack.
We are the Lucky Country; not in a trite, over-romanticised view of Australia but in the way that Donald Horne originally intended the phrase back in the 60s. We are fortunate in so many ways and its good to stop and reflect on what we have and how we can help others.

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Park rangers in Gatlinburg are looking for a plane that is believed to have crashed the night of December 26th somewhere in the area of the Great Smoking Mountain National Park. Read more...
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World Asylum
(Leatherwolf Music)
In 1999, ten years after the release of their last studio album "Street Ready", L.A.'s LEATHERWOLF were finally hungry for Metal again, played a couple of re-union shows und then returned to the scene with the impressive, self-financed live album "Wide Open". This disc featured a very cool selection of tracks of all of their three albums, at the time still performed in their classic line-up (Mike Olivieri – vocals, Geoff Gayer / Carey Howe – guitars, Paul Carman – bass and Dean Roberts – drums). Olivieri, Howe and Carman left the band shortly after (mainly due to personal reasons), so this constellation unfortunately fell apart rather quickly again. But the band wasn't ready'n'willing to throw in the towel and did a three-song demo with RACER X frontman Jeff Martin… For some reason that didn't seem to work out either, so after a search for a new suitable frontman they finally recruited Wade Black (CRIMSON GLORY, SEVEN WITCHES) in 2005. The guitar- and bass-positions were completed by Eric Haltern (Z-LOT-Z, DESTINY'S END, HELSTAR) and Pete Perez (RIOT, SPASTIC INK) respectively. And those two definitely were a perfect choice, as they come from a similar traditional Metal background and therefore exactly understand what LEATHERWOLF musically is all about. You can hear that in an impressive manner on the new studio album "World Asylum". Haltern's guitar duells with Geoff Gayer exactly recall the great moments of the band's early days, so he obviously fills in Carey Howe's shoes perfectly, while Pete Perez delivers an amazing job on bass. Together with drummer Dean Roberts he creates a very strong, powerful foundation of the new LEATHERWOLF material. I'm not completely convinced by Wade Black's part though, cause even though he's a very strong vocalist, he unfortunately rarely demonstrates that and focuses too much on his angry, midrange side. From what I understood the band wanted a return to their heavier side (mission accomplished!), but you can easily deliver heavier music with more diverse vocals in order to keep the songs more exciting. That Wade can pull it off a lot better is perfectly reflected in track no.3, 'Behind The Gun', which to me is a total standout on the record. It's heavy, yet very melodic, got some amazing guitarwork and harmonies to it and offers his wide vocal range. That's what LEATHERWOLF has always been about and what fans of their previous releases surely expect from them! So, as far as the songwriting itself is concerned the new material turned out extremely well and apart from some little (more rough sounding) modern overtones here and there it's still easily recognizable as typical LEATHERWOLF. If the "World Asylum" follow-up record should feature more of those great vocal-lines again, the "new" LEATHERWOLF is definitely gonna be back with full force again! The CD is on sale through their website www.leatherwolfmusic.com.
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Frances Martel
January 6, 2014
Newly minted New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan to fund universal pre-Kindergarten by taxing the rich is proving too far left even for some big-name Democrats. The latest of these to back away from endorsing the program is Sen. Chuck Schumer, who abstained from supporting the plan this weekend.
Sen. Schumer visited George Stephanopoulos on This Week Sunday and, when asked about the plan, said that he was "leaving it up to de Blasio and [New York Governor Andrew] Cuomo to work that one out." While Sen. Schumer did note that he has often been an advocate of higher taxes, he noted that there was a big difference between increasing them on a federal level and increasing them on a state level. Statewide, he argued, residents could simply move away to a different state if taxes get too unwieldy, which is not of particular concern federally. Even so, Sen. Schumer half-joked that he had "enough trouble at the federal level" without getting involved in the universal pre-K war.
That Sen. Schumer is leaving it up to de Blasio and Cuomo to handle the matter does not only keep the senator from endorsing a program many see as unduly burdensome on higher-income New Yorkers. It also keeps him from having to take sides between de Blasio and Cuomo themselves. Governor Cuomo has been among those not to fully endorse the de Blasio program, merely claiming that it is "exactly right" while not offering any state-level planning or aid to make it happen. Liking the program while not wanting to implement it makes perfect sense given where de Blasio and Cuomo are in their campaign cycles respectively: de Blasio newly inaugurated, Cuomo up for reelection.
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Well I figured as such… but the rest seem to have short attention spans.
Philip Rosedale made a blog post today announcing he's stepping away from his interim CEO position he got four months ago. But people are turning every announcement that LL makes (Phillip especially) into some kind of scandal-gate fiasco controversy, when it simply IS NOT.
When Phillip became (again) INTERIM CEO when M Linden left four months ago, everyone already knew it was temporary. That's what INTERIM means; "temporary" Look it up for fucks sake! He's not leaving LL outright, he is still a board member. Yet everyone is acting like he's abandoning us like we are suddenly orphaned children.
Gawd I'm getting sick and tired of people exaggerating every little thing that come out of Linden Labs. People are so fucking paranoid that LL will be going out of business, or be sold off to some big corporation; do people WANT LL to shut down? Seems everyone wants doom, and gloom; not sure why. I guess people are so bored they want some drama in their lives, even more so if they will be directly impacted by it.


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our annual tree cutting event had to move locations this year as our previous favorite farm has stopped offering 'cut-your-own'. i was worried that we weren't going to happy with a new place, and that fear proved to be ridiculous, as the farm we tried out this year was perfect, actually even better than our old farm.
crisis averted, and family tradition prevails! :)
just for comparison for those who enjoy walking down memory lane - you can check out our 2013, 2012 and 2011 tree excursions.
I love that we had a little snow this year! It was a cold afternoon, but it was perfect.
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Google's Schmidt Gets Pay Bump
Eric Schmidt, who for years earned an annual salary of $1 as CEO of Google, will now earn a base salary of $1.25 million a year as he takes on the role of executive chairman. In a securities filing on Tuesday, the Internet company said Schmidt could also earn an annual bonus that is five times his new salary, or $6 million.
Google's co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page, who replaced Schmidt as CEO earlier this month, have also earned a $1 salary for years. Both they and Schmidt own a sizable portion of the company's shares.
As of January, Schmidt owned 9.2 million Google shares, which were valued at nearly $5.8 billion and represented 9.6% of the company's voting power, according to a securities filing.
That same month, Google awarded Schmidt a $100 million equity award, which was considered highly unusual for a sitting CEO. It was the first such award Schmidt received since he joined the company in 2001. The award vests over four years, the company said at the time.
As executive chairman, Schmidt works on external matters such as partnerships and government relationships and has been traveling the globe on Google's behalf, company spokespeople have said.


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CLS Services - the holding company of CLS Bank - is carrying out a
major PR push following the appointment of its first global director of
Former Instinet European communications director Jeffrey Manton has
joined with an immediate remit to spearhead the firm's PR offering with
a view to strengthening and repositioning the CLS brand.
One of Manton's first tasks is to appoint an external brand consultancy
expert, which he sees as a PR-driven remit.
A shortlist of two PR agencies has been drawn-up and Manton plans to
appoint by April.
'We are in the process of looking for someone to look at what the value
of this brand is and how it can be applied, which I believe is a PR
role,' said Manton, who reports to CLS Bank and Services CEO Joseph de
Manton is also recruiting two people to build an in-house support team
in the London headquarters.
He added there were future recruitment possibilities to fill overseas
CLS's relationship with incumbent UK agency Fishburn-Hedges is not set
for review.
The firm is currently pioneering a worldwide banking infrastructure,
which works in real time, to eliminate the risk in foreign exchange
Prior to Manton's role at Instinet, he acted as vice-president of
communications and marketing for The Open Group, before which he was
corporate communications chief for Barclays corporate and institutional
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Passport updating rules
This makes sure that your facial features and edges of your face are clear.
Your headwear or a nasal cannula may appear in a passport photo if worn for medical reasons. You should include a signed explanatory letter with your application.
The Home Office will crosscheck the photos against its database using facial recognition.
But the move has raised concerns with photography outlets - fearing they'll be driven out of business.
Before you apply, answer a few questions or read the eligibility requirements to find out if you're eligible to renew your passport, or if you need to apply for a new passport. If you: Find a passport office or a Service Canada receiving agent closest to you.
When applying in person, you should submit your application yourself.
If you need help to complete the form, someone else can fill it in for you. Passports may be picked up by a third party if they provide written consent from the applicant, as well as valid identification.For newborn babies, the photo may be taken while your child is sitting in a car seat, as long as: If you're in a wheelchair, we recommend that your photo be taken with a plain white blanket placed over it behind your head.This is because passport photos must be taken against a plain, uniform white or light-coloured background.The Imaging Alliance represents the industry and said the new rule could come at the cost of some 6,000 photobooths throughout the UK.It has also prompted questions over whether this will become a security threat, as the whole passport application process can now be submitted online.
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New research has found average levels of bad debt at small firms has increased by 70% in just one year.
The survey conducted by Bibby Financial Services of 1,000 small and medium-sized companies throughout May and June found that the average level of debt written off as unrecoverable has risen to £20,043.
29% of those surveyed believe that the Government should lower business rates to ease the pressures placed upon small businesses. When asked about the key challenges they face, many indicated winning new business, finding and keeping skilled staff and managing cashflow as their top three concerns.
A £300m discretionary business rates relief fund promised earlier this year by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, has yet to be put into action.
Mike Cherry, National Chairman of the FSB, is concerned about the overall climate for small businesses (SMEs).
He said: "Small business confidence is down for the first time since the EU referendum – this is due in no small part to surging operating costs, which are now at their highest in four years.
"Many firms are still reeling from April's bruising business rates revaluation. To add insult to injury, we've had news of the latest holdup to the £300m hardship fund promised to the hardest-hit firms in March."
He added that the FSB also believes a culture of late payments is partly to blame for poor financial security within smaller firms.
The research from Bibby also shows a trend of declining investment among small companies. Average planned investment has fallen to £65,782 last month, from £101,920 in the second fiscal quarter of 2016.
Over a quarter of businesses surveyed (28%) said the uncertain economic outlook in the UK was preventing them from investing, followed by 26% who cited rising costs and 25% said a desire to build up company cash reserves.
One in five (20%) said uncertainty over the EU referendum was preventing them from investing in their businesses over the months ahead.
David Postings, Global CEO at Bibby Financial Services, said: "SME activity is often a barometer of wider economic performance. When SMEs are taking on more work, hiring staff and investing in equipment and machinery, it is reflected in the performance of the wider UK economy.
"However, right now we are now seeing signs that businesses are delaying investment decisions. Furthermore, data showing rising bad debts among SMEs could indicate a build-up of pressure in supply chains throughout the country.
"It is possible that this is a sign that the UK is heading for a recession, but it's still too early to call. We will know for sure over the coming months."
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I'm already at the edge.. of the cliff
When you decided to echo back my name
But now I believe
There's nothing much left to say
So I decided to leave
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My Seafarer 🛳
Do you still remember how loser we were back then in SAHUT? Kita duduk belakang masa Chemistry Camp dgn Cikgu Salah, kita sembang
"aku lepas habis SPM ni aku nak keja ngn ayah kau je Lin, kau jadi vice CEO aku jadi secretary okay dah",
tak, aku rasa baik kita jadi model tapi kena kurus dulu lah"
because we were that LOSERS 😂
😂 😂
Then lepas SPM, aku ikut kau pegi KL & Terengganu (10 hari) utk teman kau workout & belajar swimming sb kau SECRETLY nak masuk ALAM. Yes secretly guys.. no kidding. Padahal she was supposed to study law in UiTM. & banyak sangat memori weh, part yg paling best masa nak pegi jalan2 area KL, aku...
"Lin Mijaa takde duit laa",
"Takpe, kita bawak bekal makanan"
tup tup lepak & makan bekal kat KL sentral JEEE sb noob plus loser gila kejar bas rapid malam2 sb nak save duit.
I post this because you matter to me. You've changed the way I see some things in life. The most humblest friend I've ever known is you. The most selfless friend is also you. You'd go miles for your loved ones (which is including me ok 😌) & that's why I love you!❤❤❤ Congratulation for graduating from ALAM school Nazlin!!! 💐🎉✨ Now you're officially a seafarer, but please never say 'Goodbye' to me 🛳👋🏻☹ #appreciationpost
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On instagram, I dm-ed my little (not so little) sister, Dalili.
"Adik.. kakak sedih.."
*immediately she calls me from Maktab*
Kenapa sedih? Sebab tu lagi ke?"
"Dah la.. jangan sedih sedih lagi, jangan fikirkan sangat.."
"Ingat Mama Abah.. Kakak nak happykan Mama Abah kan?
Adik kalau sempat, sempat.. tapi Mama Abah dah meningkat usia...
you know what I mean right?"
"Ye.. tahu.."
"Semua benda yang berlaku ni ada hikmahnya.. bersangka baik dengan Allah okay?"
"Ya.. tapi........."
"Yelah.. tahu tu. Kakak dengan dia dah berapa lama?"
"Setahun, empat bulan"
"Kakak dengan Mama Abah dah berapa lama?"
And then, I cried myself to sleep. thinking what I ain't. Every single day.
Until now. It hurts, it hurts. I hope this pain will get me numb,
until it doesn't hurt me anymore.
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Isn't it strange that we talk least
about the things we think about most?
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Depression isn't
always at 3am,
sometimes it hits you
at 3pm when you're
with your friends and
you're half way
through a laugh and
suddenly stop.
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"During the same period," the ministry said, "839 samples were tested for MERS-CoV at the MOH laboratories across the Kingdom. The number of rapid response team's visits to medical facilities regarding infection prevention and control was three, while the number of visits by public health teams to persons in contact with positive cases was twelve. In addition, the number of those in contact with positive cases at homes was 102, and the number of visits conducted by the Ministry of Agriculture was one."
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I2P dev meeting, January 4, 2006
Quick recap
- Present:
bar, cervantes, Complication, gott, JosephLeBlanc, jrandom, tethra,
15:22 < jrandom> 0) hi
15:22 < jrandom> 1) Net status and 0.6.1.8
15:22 < jrandom> 2) Load testing results and peer profiling
15:22 <@cervantes> jrandom: arguably the slowest most horrific punishment since they banned stoning
15:22 < jrandom> 3) 2005 review / 2006 preview / ???
15:22 < jrandom> 0) hi
15:22 < gott> falafel
15:22 < gott> n : small croquette of mashed chick peas or fava beans seasoned
15:22 < gott> with sesame seeds
15:22 <@cervantes> hullo
15:22 * jrandom waves after recovering from the falafel pelting
15:22 < jrandom> weekly status notes posted up at http://dev.i2p.net/pipermail/i2p/2006-January/001246.html
15:23 < jrandom> as I'm 10m late, I'm sure y'all have already read those notes and have comments ready
15:23 < jrandom> *cough*
15:23 < jrandom> ok, lets jump on in to 1) net status and 0.6.1.8
15:24 <@cervantes> ie. it works well, except protocol is slowing it down
15:24 < jrandom> I don't have much to add beyond whats in the mail - we had 0.6.1.8 cooking for a while before the release, and its gone pretty well from what I can tell
15:25 < jrandom> heh yeah, I'm not sure if infoshop has posted anything since the last rss import
15:25 < JosephLeBlanc> Hmm, well I have just a couple of comments.
15:25 <+Complication> With regard to status, though I've mentioned before... after build -7 got into CVS, my Celeron 300 seems to behave like an actual computer. It like, transfers data with a resemblance of stability.
15:26 <+Complication> Lets me extensively browse eepsites, and only rarely kicks me from IRC.
15:26 < jrandom> word Complication
15:26 < jrandom> whats up JosephLeBlanc
15:26 <@cervantes> /kick complication
15:26 <@cervantes> doh
15:26 < JosephLeBlanc> I am running the latest CVS and, afaics, most things are in order.
15:27 < JosephLeBlanc> However, I was wondering if that jbigi athlon problem was fixed which I talked to you about some time ago.
15:28 < jrandom> jbigi for amd64 on window isn't yet in jbigi.jar, though I hope to get it into 0.6.1.9
15:29 <+Complication> I *think* (but can't confirm) that it's focusing more tightly on peers it has seen success with... and this approach *may* keeps those paths from collapsing more effectively (it's behind a somewhat too agressive NAT).
15:29 < JosephLeBlanc> Well, the logs are returning: 'NOTICE: Resource name [jbigi] was not found'
15:30 < jrandom> JosephLeBlanc: there is a line after that regarding jbigi - what does it say?
15:31 < JosephLeBlanc> It reads, "INFO: Optimized native BigInteger library 'libjbigi-linux-athlon.so' loaded from resource
15:31 < jrandom> ok great
15:32 < JosephLeBlanc> Just wanted to give you a heads up about that NOTICE line.
15:32 < jrandom> that means it first tries to pull the resource "jbigi", but it doesn't exist (which is normal - the jbigi resource is for very rare situations)
15:32 < jrandom> it then tries to pull the OS/architecture specific resource "libjbigi-linux-athlon.so" and succeeds
15:33 < JosephLeBlanc> Ah, okay. Then, it seems that whatever bug I was experiencing earlier has been fixed in -7
15:33 < jrandom> w3wt
15:33 < JosephLeBlanc> Thanks a billion, bud.
15:34 < jrandom> np
15:34 < jrandom> Complication: aye, I think you're right, and some of the strategies for 0.6.2 will build on that concept further
15:35 < jrandom> ok, anyone else have something for 1) net status / 0.6.1.8?
15:37 < jrandom> if not, lets move on to 2) Load testing results and peer profiling
15:39 < jrandom> ok, lots of stuff in the email, does anyone have any questions on it?
15:40 <+bar> how big was the resonable improvement?
15:41 <+Complication> Late remark about 0.6.1.8 (just tested with my laptop) - jbigi was loaded correctly there too.
15:42 <+Complication> Previously, this machine (Mandriva 2005) was failing to load the correct one.
15:42 <+Complication> Due to the jcpuid problem.
15:42 < jrandom> I'd rather not quote a number in the meeting, as it'll affect people's expectations. measureable improvement, but nowhere near wire speed.
15:43 < jrandom> (and the load test is a bit contrived)
15:43 <+bar> alrighty np :)
15:44 < jrandom> cool complication. Yeah, I finally bundled up scintilla's C jcpuid port :)
15:45 < jrandom> ok, I don't have much to add on 2) beyond whats in the mail. More info on the resulting speed profiling will come out once its shipped in 0.6.1.9.
15:47 < jrandom> if there's nothing else on that, jumping on to 3) 2005 review / 2006 preview / ???
15:49 <+bar> i agree with what's in the mail, 2005 was a fantastic year and i can't see 2006 becoming any worse, i2p wise
15:49 < jrandom> we've come a long way in the last year, and y'all have done lots of great work pushing us forward. this coming year looks to be the big one for us, moving out of the geeky backrooms and into the venues where it matters.
15:50 * tethra came in towards the wrong end of 2005, but it was still pretty damn cool. *thumbs up*
15:51 <+Complication> Hoping for the best.
15:51 < jrandom> I don't have much more to add, so if there's other stuff that people want to bring up for the meeting, the floor is open
15:52 <+Complication> Speaking of which, if someone wanted to translate some docs into Spanish (see Discussion forum), whom would it be best for them to coordinate with?
15:52 <+Complication> e.g. which parts are liable to change heavily, or such matters
15:53 <+Complication> Also, in which format would it be best to have various docs?
15:54 < jrandom> the tech intro doc @ dev.i2p.net/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/i2p/router/doc/techintro.html?rev=HEAD is fairly stable
15:54 <+Complication> Included with the router... on the website... both?
15:54 < jrandom> (there will be updates on 0.6.2 though)
15:54 < jrandom> well, I'm hugely in favor of inline documentation
15:54 < jrandom> but that should probably wait until the new router console is in place
15:55 < jrandom> website intro docs would be good as well, but that should probably wait until the new website is in place
15:55 <+Complication> Aha... so it would be best to not touch that yet...
15:56 <+Complication> ...instead preferring docs like the above.
15:58 < jrandom> probably. ok, is there anything else people want to bring up for the meeting?
15:59 < jrandom> if not...
15:59 < tethra> did we discuss the eepget UI idea yet?
15:59 < gott> If the meeting is still on, please fix the trouble with accents in IRCclient
15:59 < tethra> ie, before i got here
15:59 < jrandom> nope, wanna implement it tethra? :)
15:59 < jrandom> gott: patches welcome
16:00 < gott> If not, please fix the trouble with accents in IRCclient.
16:00 < gott> jrandom: By the time, I fix it, it will be fixed by somebody else ;-)
16:01 < tethra> jrandom: i'm not entirely sure how to go about it, as i'm not much a coder. if you feel like pointing me at any tutorials in writing .war type apps and i'll be glad to have a shot, though.
16:01 < gott> I reserve the right to be defeatist in deed and action.
16:01 < tethra> haha
16:01 <+Complication> :)
16:02 < jrandom> tethra: the oreily servlets books are pretty good
16:02 < jrandom> ok, if there's nothing else...
16:02 * jrandom winds up
16:02 * jrandom *baf*s the meeting closed


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Mon Oncle; Comedy, France/ Italy, 1958; D: Jacques Tati, S: Jacques Tati, Alain Becourt, Adrienne Servantie, Jean-Pierre Zola, Betty Schneider
The Arpel family lives in a highly modern house. The father works in the "Plastac" factory and manufactures plastics, the mother cleans the house while their son Gerard attends elementary school and bores himself. Every time the neighbors show up, they turn on their water fountain shaped like a fish. One day the brother of the mother visits them, Mr. Hulot, who lives in the poor part of the town, but since he accidentally makes a mess and destroys the fountain, he leaves the yard and brings Gerard with him. Hulot gets fired in "Plastac" and leaves, while Gerard and dad become friends."My Uncle" is probably the most famous and best comedy directed by Jacques Tati, in which he once again stars in the role of Mr. Hulot, while the Academy awarded it with the Oscar for best foreign language film and the Cannes festival with the Jury Prize. Unlike his previous two films, Tati here still managed to set up a stable story and not just an unconnected queue of gags, even giving the film some sort of critique of the modern society, though rather unfocused (the Arpel family lives in a modern house while Mr. Hulot lives in a dirty suburb of town). Among the neat ideas is the one at the beginning where the titles of the crew are written on a board, not with subtitles, but the first 10 minutes are boring since the camera just loosely shows dogs, people on the street, cars. Only when Mr. Hulot shows up, again with his trademark pipe, does the story live up, offering numerous gags: a dog barks at a fish with teeth that peeks out of Hulot's bag; kids rock a car and hit the lid of a pot in order to make the driver think he made a crash; the father swings on the chair so Hulot stops and starts, observing that he doesn't see him cutting the wedge behind the wall; two heads show up on the two round windows making it seem the house has two eyes. But there is again the trouble of empty walk and forced nature, while the cold relationship between the boy and his oncle isn't even evoked since they practically don't even talk with each other.


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This 1973 booking photo, originally made by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office in Phoenix and released Thursday by the New Hampshire Attorney General's office, shows Terry Peder Rasmussen. Rasmussen, who died in prison in 2010, is suspected of killing up to eight women, including four whose remains were discovered in barrels located in Bear Brook Park in Allenstown. Maricopa County Sheriff's Office/New Hampshire Office of the Attorney General via AP
We know a lot about the Bear Brook State Park murders.
We wish we knew more, though.
We know the killer's name is Terry Peder Rasmussen, not Bob Evans or Gerry Mockerman or any of the other aliases he once used. We also know he fathered four children, he left New Hampshire with a Goffstown High School graduate, he killed a woman in California and, after his conviction for that murder, he died in prison seven years ago.
But Sgt. Mike Kokoski of the state's Cold Case Unit still wonders about the woman and three little girls found in barrels near the park, one in 1985, the other 15 years later.
They remain unidentified more than three decades after their deaths.
In short, we're not done with this nightmare yet. There's more information yet to be discovered.
"The Allenstown case will be closed when those victims are identified," Kokoski told me Thursday by phone.
The attorney general's office released more pieces to a scattered puzzle Thursday, following the announcement in August that the killer was Rasmussen and he grew up in Arizona.
There wasn't much new here, other than a few tidbits added to a timeline that takes several reads before fully sinking in.
And even then, it proves perplexing.
Not only are police still trying to figure out the names of the four females found near the park, but they'd also like to know what happened to Denise Beaudin, the Goffstown girl who left the state with her daughter and Rasmussen in 1981.
She hasn't been heard from since, and police believe she was killed by Rasmussen as well. The point is, the more authorities feed the media information about this awful tale, the better the chance that someone will come forward and unlock these mysteries.
As Kokoski told me, "Admittedly, the press release today isn't any kind of bombshell, really. It's just kind of a revision and a small update to the timeline. We want to keep that out there and keep that current just for that reason."
The story of Rasmussen, who's probably killed six people that we know of, spreads across the country. He was raised in Arizona, he lived in Hawaii, he moved to California and he worked in Texas.
And then there's his connection to New Hampshire, the epicenter of a madman's evil behavior.
It was here that Rasmussen took the name Bob Evans and worked as an electrician. It was here that he convinced Beaudin to leave the state with him, along with her 6-month-old daughter, who was later abandoned and whose DNA linked her mother to Rasmussen/Evans.
And it was here, in about 1980, that Rasmussen killed those three little girls and that woman, none of whom have yet to be identified. The woman, estimated to be 23- to 33-years-old, and a girl whom forensics revealed was between 5 and 11, were found near Bear Brook in a 55-gallon drum.
Then, 15 years later, two girls, both around 2 years old, were found in another barrel in the same area.
In the years since, DNA showed that the woman was somehow related to two of the girls, although officials could not determine if she was their mother.
The other younger girl, science showed, was Rasmussen's daughter, leading investigators to wonder who the mother was and whether she was alive or dead.
Looking through the maze-like timeline shows that Rasmussen and an unknown woman visited his then-wife and their four children in December of 1975 or '76 in Payson, Ariz. That woman may very well be the mother of the dead girl found here, and, of course, she may well be dead herself.
"We're very interested in this unidentified woman who he was seen with in Arizona by family members," Kokoski said. "That woman we think potentially could be critical to all of this and it could be the mother of that child here in Allenstown, or maybe not. It could be some other woman.
"But whoever it is," Kokoski continued, "she certainly has insight into that critical period, and if she is in fact the mother of the child here in New Hampshire, obviously we want to identify her."
In other words, police will continue searching, continue sending press releases, continue using media to spread the word and find some answers.
They want to know what happened to Beaudin, who was 23 when she disappeared.
"The Manchester Police Department case with Denise Beaudin will remain open until they find, presumably, her remains," Kokoski said.
The Bear Brook State Park murders are wide open as well.
Not who committed the crime.
Who these four people were.
"The primary objectives here are to identify the Allenstown victims and find Denise Beaudin," Kokoski said. "I think for all intents and purposes, once those goals are met, the case would end in terms of New Hampshire."
1943: Born Dec. 23 in Colorado
1954-1958: Attends Whittier Elementary School, Phoenix, Ariz.
1958-1961: Resides in Phoenix with family
1959-1960: Attends North High School in Phoenix; drops out after sophomore year
1961: Enlists in the U.S. Navy
1967: Discharged from the Navy
1967-1968: Moves to Hawaii; works in parents' shoe shop
1968: Gets married in Hawaii
1969: Moves to Phoenix; twin daughters born; works as electrician for a boss named "Otto" (company unknown)
1970: Family moves to Redwood City, Calif.; works as electrician in Palo Alto; son is born
1972: Daughter is born; He and wife separate temporarily
1973: approximate date; Rasmussen and family move back to Phoenix; again works for "Otto"; also works in a shoe shop
1973: Arrested by Maricopa County Sheriff's Office
1975: Arrested in Phoenix for aggravated assault; it is believed that his wife and children left him shortly after this arrest
1975 or 1976: Arrives unexpectedly to visit wife and children in Payson, Ariz. He is with unidentified female; indicates he's living in Ingleside, Texas; Last time he's seen by family
1978: Works for the "Brown & Root" Company in Houston; quit to work elsewhere
1978: Contacts friend in Arizona and asks for money; says he is in Texas working on an oil rig
1978: Divorce finalized; whereabouts unknown
1978-1979: approximate date; worked at Waumbec Mills in Manchester as head electrician; now known as Bob Evans
1980: Evans arrested in Manchester for issuing a bad check
1980: Evans arrested in Manchester for theft of services (electricity)
1980: Arrested in Manchester for diverting electric current
1981: Denise Beaudin of Manchester goes missing shortly after Thanksgiving with her 6 month old daughter and her boyfriend, Robert T. Evans
1984-1985: Hired under name Curtis Kimball by electrical company in Los Alamitos, Calif.
1985: Kimball arrested in Cypress, Calif., for DUI
1985: First barrel found adjacent to Bear Brook State Park in Allenstown containing an unidentified adult female (age 23 to 33) and female child (5 to 11)
1986: In Santa Cruz County, Calif., living and working at the Holiday Host RV Park in Scotts Valley under name Gordon Jenson
1986: Abandons child (Denise Beaudin's daughter) in California and flees
1986: Fingerprints match between Gordon Jenson and Curtis Mayo Kimball, confirming they are the same person
1988: Pulled over in San Luis Obispo, Calif., under name Gerry Mockerman, driving a stolen vehicle from Preston, Idaho
1989: Rasmussen arrested in California on warrants for child abandonment and sentenced to 3 years
1990: Paroled and absconded the following day in California
1998: Stopped in California under the name Lawrence William Vanner and cited for not having insurance or a driver's license
2000: Second barrel found adjacent to Bear Brook State Park in Allenstown, containing two unidentified female children (ages 2 to 4) and (1 to 3)
2002: Girlfriend Eunsoon Jun disappears from Richmond, Calif.
2002: Rasmussen arrested for Eunsoon Jun's murder and parole violation
2003: Convicted of Eunsoon Jun's murder and sentenced to prison for 15 years to life
2003: DNA testing confirmed that Rasmussen not the biological father of the child he abandoned in June 1986 (Denise Beaudin's daughter)
2010: Rasmussen dies in prison
2016: The California San Bernardino County Sheriff's Office contacts New Hampshire authorities about Rasmussen and his connection to New Hampshire
2016: DNA confirms Rasmussen is biological father of the unidentified 2- to 4-year-old little girl found dead in Allenstown in 2000
2017: Authorities release details of subject Robert "Bob" Evans and his connection to the Allenstown homicides and disappearance of Denise Beaudin
2017: Authorities complete DNA testing confirming the man known as Robert "Bob" Evans is actually Terry Peder Rasmussen
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Happy Saturday!
Wow! What a week. I still worked over the holidays, other than the days we all got off and things were so peaceful. And then this week hit like a freight train. 🙂 Everyone seems to be back and are all in meeting mode.
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15 Oct 2019
EC presents plans for creative and cultural industries EIT-KIC
At its annual INNOVEIT conference in Budapest, plans to launch a new Knowledge and Innovation Community (KIC) for creative and cultural industries are being presented today, 15 October 2019. The new KIC is part of the European Commission's plans for the 2021-2027 strategy of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT). According to the EIT, 12.5 million Europeans are employed in the EU's creative and cultural sector, equalling 7.5% of all employment in the EU economy. The new KIC is intended to be of strategic importance to powering innovation in the creative and cultural sectors.
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U-M Deal with Nike is Richest Ever
A week after the University of Michigan agreed to a 11-year deal with Nike, taking effect next August, the financial numbers weer made public on Wednesday.
The new deal will pay Michigan $169 million during the years 2016-2027. It surpasses Notre Dame's 10-year, $90 million with Under Armour that took effect last year.
Michigan has been outfitted by adidas since 2007. The 2015-16 school year is the final year under the adidas contract.
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Hughes–Drever experiment
Hughes–Drever experiments (also clock comparison-, clock anisotropy-, mass isotropy-, or energy isotropy experiments) are spectroscopic tests of the isotropy of mass and space. Although originally conceived of as a test of Mach's principle, it is now understood to be an important test of Lorentz invariance. As in Michelson–Morley experiments, the existence of a preferred frame of reference or other deviations from Lorentz invariance can be tested, which also affects the validity of the equivalence principle. Thus these experiments concern fundamental aspects of both special and general relativity. Unlike Michelson–Morley type experiments, Hughes–Drever experiments test the isotropy of the interactions of matter itself, that is, of protons, neutrons, and electrons. The accuracy achieved makes this kind of experiment one of the most accurate confirmations of relativity (see also Tests of special relativity).[A 1][A 2][A 3][A 4][A 5][A 6]
Experiments by Hughes and DreverEdit
Giuseppe Cocconi and Edwin Ernest Salpeter (1958) theorized that inertia depends on the surrounding masses according to Mach's principle. Nonuniform distribution of matter thus would lead to anisotropy of inertia in different directions. Heuristic arguments led them to believe that any inertial anisotropy, if one existed, would be dominated by mass contributions from the center of our Milky Way galaxy. They argued that this anisotropy might be observed in two ways: Measuring the Zeeman splitting in an atom,[1] or measuring the Zeeman splitting in the excited nuclear state of 57
using the Mössbauer effect.[2]
Vernon W. Hughes et al. (1960)[3] and Ronald Drever (1961)[4] independently conducted similar spectroscopic experiments to test Mach's principle. However, they didn't use the Mössbauer effect but made magnetic resonance measurements of the nucleus of lithium-7, whose ground state possesses a spin of 3⁄2. The ground state is split into four equally spaced magnetic energy levels when measured in a magnetic field in accordance with its allowed magnetic quantum number. The nuclear wave functions for the different energy levels have different spatial distributions relative to the magnetic field, and thus have different directional properties. If mass isotropy is satisfied, each transition between a pair of adjacent levels should emit a photon of equal frequency, resulting in a single, sharp spectral line. On the other hand, if inertia has a directional dependence, a triplet or broadened resonance line should be observed. During the 24-hour course of Drever's version of the experiment, the Earth turned, and the magnetic field axis swept different sections of the sky. Drever paid particular attention to the behavior of the spectral line as the magnetic field crossed the center of the galaxy.[A 7] Neither Hughes nor Drever observed any frequency shift of the energy levels, and due to their experiments' high precision, the maximal anisotropy could be limited to 0.04 Hz = 10−25 GeV.
Regarding the consequences of the null result for Mach's principle, it was shown by Robert H. Dicke (1961) that it is in agreement with this principle, as long as the spatial anisotropy is the same for all particles. Thus the null result is rather showing that inertial anisotropy effects are, if they exist, universal for all particles and locally unobservable.[5][6]
Modern interpretationEdit
While the motivation for this experiment was to test Mach's principle, it has since become recognized as an important test of Lorentz invariance and thus special relativity. This is because anisotropy effects also occur in the presence of a preferred and Lorentz-violating frame of reference – usually identified with the CMBR rest frame as some sort of luminiferous aether (relative velocity about 368 km/s). Therefore, the negative results of the Hughes–Drever experiments (as well as the Michelson–Morley experiments) rule out the existence of such a frame. In particular, Hughes–Drever tests of Lorentz violations are often described by a test theory of special relativity put forward by Mark P. Haugan and Clifford Will. According to this model, Lorentz violations in the presence of preferred frames can lead to differences between the maximal attainable velocity of massive particles and the speed of light. If they were different, the properties and frequencies of matter interactions would change as well. In addition, it is a fundamental consequence of the equivalence principle of general relativity that Lorentz invariance locally holds in freely moving reference frames = local Lorentz invariance (LLI). This means that the results of this experiment concern both special and general relativity.[A 1][A 2]
Due to the fact that different frequencies ("clocks") are compared, these experiments are also denoted as clock-comparison experiments.[A 3][A 4]
Recent experimentsEdit
Besides Lorentz violations due to a preferred frame or influences based on Mach's principle, spontaneous violations of Lorentz invariance and CPT symmetry are also being searched for, motivated by the predictions of various quantum gravity models that suggest their existence. Modern updates of the Hughes–Drever experiments have been conducted studying possible Lorentz and CPT violation in neutrons and protons. Using spin-polarized systems and co-magnetometers (to suppress magnetic influences), the accuracy and sensitivity of these experiments have been greatly increased. In addition, by using spin-polarized torsion balances, the electron sector has also been tested.[A 5][A 6]
All of these experiments have thus far given negative results, so there is still no sign of the existence of a preferred frame or any other form of Lorentz violation. The values of the following table are related to the coefficients given by the Standard-Model Extension (SME), an often used effective field theory to assess possible Lorentz violations (see also other Test theories of special relativity). From that, any deviation of Lorentz invariance can be connected with specific coefficients. Since a series of coefficients are tested in those experiments, only the value of maximal sensitivity is given (for precise data, see the individual articles):[A 3][A 8][A 4]
|SME constraints
|Prestage et al.[7]
|Comparing the nuclear spin-flip transition of 9
(stored in a penning trap) with a hydrogen maser transition.
|Sinusoidal oscillations were investigated using a cryogenic spin-torsion pendulum carrying a transversely polarized magnet.
|Lamoreaux et al.[9]
|They induced dipole and quadrupole spin polarization into a vapor of 201
, by which quadrupole energy shifts can be observed.
|Chupp et al.[10]
|Time-dependent quadrupole splitting of Zeeman levels is investigated. 21
and 3
gases are polarized by spin exchange and compared.
|Wineland et al.[11]
|The anomalous dipole-monopole and dipole-dipole couplings are investigated, by examining hyperfine resonances in 9
|Wang et al.[12]
|A spin-torsion pendulum carrying a spin-polarized 6Dy–23Fe mass is investigated for sidereal variations.
|Berglund et al.[13]
|The frequencies of 199Hg and 133Cs are compared by applying a magnetic field.
|Bear et al.[14]
|The frequencies of 129
and 3
Zeeman masers are compared.
|Phillips et al.[15]
|The Zeeman frequency is measured using hydrogen masers.
|Humphrey et al.[16]
|See Phillips et al. (2000).
|Hou et al.[17]
|See Wang et al. (1993).
|Canè et al.[18]
|See Bear et al. (2000).
|Wolf et al.[19]
|Atomic frequencies are measured using laser cooled 133
atomic fountains.
|Heckel et al.[20]
|They used a spin-torsion pendulum with four sections of Alnico and four sections of Sm5Co.
|Heckel et al.[21]
|See Heckel et al. (2006).
|Altarev et al.[22]
|The spin-precession frequencies in stored ultracold neutrons and 199
are analyzed.
|Brown et al.[23]
|Comparing the frequencies in a K / 3
|Gemmel et al.[24]
|Comparing the frequencies in a 129
/ 3
|Smiciklas et al.[25]
|Comparing the frequencies in a 21
/ Rb / K comagnetometer. Test of the maximal attainable velocity of neutrons.
|Peck et al.[26]
|Similar to Berglund et al. (1995).
|Hohensee et al.[27]
|Measuring the transition frequencies of two nearly degenerate states of 164
and 162
. Test of the maximal attainable velocity of electrons.
|Allmendinger et al.[28]
|See Gemmel et al. (2010).
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'I watched that line over a 24-hour period as the Earth rotated. As the axis of the field swung past the center of the galaxy and other directions, I looked for a change,' recalls Drever.
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External linksEdit
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Besart Berisha fired a double against his former club to earn Western United the Westgate Derby bragging rights as a 3-1 win made it back-to-back triumphs over Melbourne Victory.
Victory legend Berisha put his ex-employers to the sword with a pair of lethal first-half headers, the first of which snapped United's five hour 19 minute-goal drought, the second clocked up 121 Hyundai A-League goals for the competition's all-time top scorer.
The early signs were troubling for the record GMHBA Stadium crowd as Mark Rudan's side fell behind within a quarter of an hour to Andrew Nabbout's fantastic strike, the seventh time in a row the Green and Black have conceded first.
But in scenes reminiscent of their two-goal turnaround to win 3-2 at Marvel Stadium in Round 4, United launched their revival when Berisha powered in Connor Pain's cross on 17 minutes and Greek marquee man Panagiotis Kone struck on 24 minutes to flip the match on its head.
Berisha exploited Victory's static defending for 3-1 two minutes before half-time, making it eight goals in nine games at United's home stadium, and the home side shut down the game in the second half to secure the points.
The result breaks United's three-match losing run, taking them to third in the ladder, and confirms Victory's worst start to a Hyundai A-League campaign. Eight points is their lowest ever points tally after nine games.
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After a fast-paced opening, Josh Risdon was in the thick of the action early. The Caltex Socceroo made a crucial block from Jakob Poulsen's strike to atone for his own error, before charging up the opposite end of the pitch and missing a free header from Kone's seventh-minute cross.
An end-to-end contest was blown wide open when Nabbout added a brilliant finish to Poulson's sweet one-touch through ball on 14 minutes. But in the space of ten minutes, Victory were behind when Berisha headed in Connor Pain's delivery to end United's 319-minute goal-drought and Kone steered in Alessandro Diamanti's free-kick to make it 2-1.
Kurz's side should have equalised when Ola Toivonen was denied by Filip Kurto's excellent reflexes on 31 minutes and, from the resulting corner, James Donachie's header crashed back off the bar before Pain cleared Toivonen's follow-up off the goal-line.
United were living dangerously when Nabbout lashed over from inside the area and Robbie Kruse curled a shot off target, before Berisha landed the killer blow on 43 minutes – a bullet header as Risdon's perfect cross caught Victory's rearguard flat-footed.
Kurz's defensive unit were much improved in the second-half but the damage had already been done. The visitors struggled to find a route back into the game as Kurto parried away Adama Traore's deflected strike on 57 minutes.
Substitute Josh Hope created a golden chance for Toivonen but Kurto make a superb recovery to deny the Victory captain from point-blank range. The Polish gloveman stopped Donachie's close-range effort in time added on, as United finally ventured forward for the first time in the half at the death, with Diamanti giving Victory keeper Lawrence Thomas a shot to save.
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Key moments
Nabbout lands an early blow with a brilliant finish
Andrew Nabbout does not need an invitation to shoot.
Victory sprung a counter attack and a sweet one-touch pass from Jakob Poulsen released Nabbout in space on the right.
The Caltex Socceroos had eyes only for the Western United goal and he carried the ball forward and lashed in a stinging drive which left Filip Kurto with no chance.
Berisha punishes his former club to break United's drought
It had been 29 days since Western United last celebrated a goal, but the streak was broken and it had to be Besart Berisha.
Connor Pain delivered the goods from the left and the former Victory star, and club legend, did the rest to net his fourth goal of the season.
It was Berisha's fifth goal in seven games at GMHBA Stadium and more importantly, his side's first in five hours and 19 minutes of football.
Kone pounces to convert set-piece drill
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The Greece international timed his run right to perfection to make sure he was the first player to reach the Italian captain's low, whipped delivery.
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Lethal Berisha extends United's advantage
Berisha chalked up his 121st Hyundai A-League goal to put Western United in a commanding position on the brink of half-time.
Josh Risdon's provided the ammunition this time from the right and Berisha added a bullet header to punish a static Victory defence.
The clinical frontman clearly enjoyed that goal, not holding back with the celebration in front of his former side. Even head coach Mark Rudan got a hug!
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While video games are still mostly sold on physical media, such as discs or cartridges, in the PC market that is no longer the case. The vast majority of PC games are sold digitally, usually via Steam or some other service. Still, physical releases do get made, but usually for massive games with a specific audience. I'm not sure if Halo Wars 2 fits this category, but thanks to a partnership between Microsoft and THQ Nordic, you'll be able to find the game on store shelves come February.
The press release reads "THQ Nordic is partnering with Microsoft Studios and 343 Industries to bring Halo Wars 2 for Windows 10 to retail stores worldwide via physical packaging release. In addition, purchases of the physical retail release of Halo Wars 2 on Windows 10 PC will grant digital access to the Xbox One version via Xbox Play Anywhere."
Both the Standard and Ultimate Editions of Halo Wars 2 will be available on store shelves, with the Ultimate Edition offering the Season Pass, along with four days of early access to the game. "After working on so many titles together with Microsoft in 2016, we are stoked to start the year with another partnership," said Lars Wingefors, founder & Group CEO of THQ Nordic. "Being able to deliver such a big franchise to RTS and Halo fans alike, the opportunity to buy and own this game in a beautiful physical shape is something we appreciate a lot."
Halo Wars 2 is the long awaited followup to Microsoft and Ensemble Studios' original RTS classic. The game showed that the RTS genre could be pulled off well on consoles, launching on the Xbox 360 back in 2009. Halo Wars 2 will be coming from a new developer for the series, but one that has a lot of history with the genre: Creative Assembly. We've been skeptical of the game so far, though we're hopeful that the final game can live up to its predecessor.
Halo Wars 2 hits Xbox One and Windows 10 PC on February 21st.
- This article was updated on:March 8th, 2018


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