#Juergen Hubert

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Content warning: this is very much the Devil of folklore, and not an impish little red guy. These stories are not suitable for children.

These tales come from The Complete and Original Norwegian Folktales of Asbjørnsen and Moe, in new translations by Simon Roy Hughes and Juergen Hubert, read by Rory of Varietal Lit.

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Joe's Second Issue

Published by Joe McKenna Publishing , New York 1998, 192 pages, 41 x 29,5 cm, First edition. Large folio softcover

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The second of only two issues of this terrific fashion magazine. Illustrated throughout with numerous color and black and white photographs by Steven Meisel, Mario Testino, Juergen Teller and with a portfolio of images of super model Kate Moss by Bruce Weber. Features contributions by Craig McDean, Mario Sorrenti, Paolo Roversi, David Sims, among others.

A monster of epic proportion. McKenna’s second masterpiece. Bruce Weber shoots Kate Moss paddling pool shoot, , Raf Simons menswear S / S 1999 by David Sims, Comme des Garçons by Craig McDean, at home with Hubert de Givenchy by Weber, around Brooklyn with Kirsten Owen by Juergen Teller, Miuccia Prada on fashion, Dogs by Weber, at school with David Sims, some beautiful Daniel Meadows stuff, Anna Wintour, Red Hair by Mario Sorrenti and lots more, all styled by McKenna. One of the most sought after fashion publications of the 1990s.

Joe McKenna is one of the world’s most influential, and highly regarded fashion editors. Through a career of consistently iconic work, he has helped shape the industry from the early nineties, up to today. His distinctive approach to styling has kept him at the forefront, and has seen him work closely with fashion houses such as Valentino and Chanel, as well as publications including British Vogue, Vogue Italia and Self Service.

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HARPES Technique Reveals  inhand networks  Ferromagnetic Secrets of Dilute Magnetic Semiconductors

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With the HARPES technique, a beam of hard x-rays flashed on a sample causes photoelectrons from within the bulk to be emitted. Measuring the kinetic energy of these photoelectrons and the angles at which they are ejected reveals much about the sample’s electronic structure. Here the Mn atoms in GaMnAs are shown to be aligned ferromagnetically, with all their atomic magnets pointing the same way. Image from Alex Gray

Using a new technique called HARPES, a team of scientists look to uncover the origin of the ferromagnetism in dilute magnetic semiconductors.

Spintronic technology, in which data is processed on the basis of electron “spin” rather than charge, promises to revolutionize the computing industry with smaller, faster and more energy efficient data storage and processing. Materials drawing a lot of attention for spintronic applications are dilute magnetic semiconductors – normal semiconductors to which a small amount of magnetic atoms is added to make them ferromagnetic. Understanding the source of ferromagnetism in dilute magnetic semiconductors has been a major road-block impeding their further development and use in spintronics. Now a significant step to removing this road-block has been taken.

A multi-institutional collaboration of researchers led by scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab), using a new technique called HARPES, for Hard x-ray Angle-Resolved PhotoEmission Spectroscopy, has investigated the bulk electronic structure of the prototypical dilute magnetic semiconductor gallium manganese arsenide. Their findings show that the material’s ferromagnetism arises from both of the two different mechanisms that have been proposed to explain it.

“This study represents the first application of HARPES to a forefront problem in materials science, uncovering the origin of the ferromagnetism in the so-called dilute magnetic semiconductors,” says Charles Fadley, the physicist who led the development of HARPES. “Our results also suggest that the HARPES technique should be broadly applicable to many new classes of materials in the future.”

Alexander Gray (left) and Charles Fadley at Beamline 9.3.1 of Berkeley Lab’s Advanced Light Source where they are now carrying out HARPES experiments. Photo by Roy Kaltschmidt, Berkeley Lab

Fadley, who holds joint appointments with Berkeley Lab’s Materials Sciences Division and the University of California (UC) Davis where he is a Distinguished Professor of Physics, is the senior author of a paper describing this work in the journal Nature Materials. The paper is titled “Bulk electronic structure of the dilute magnetic semiconductor GaMnAs through hard X-ray angle-resolved photoemission.” The lead and corresponding author is Alexander Gray, formerly with Fadley’s research group and now with the Stanford University and the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory.

For the semiconductors used in today’s computers, tablets and smart phones, etc., once a device is fabricated it is the electronic structures below the surface, in the bulk of the material or in buried layers, that determine its effectiveness. HARPES, which is based on the photoelectric effect described in 1905 by Albert Einstein, enables scientists to study bulk electronic effects with minimum interference from surface reactions or contamination. It also allows them to probe buried layers and interfaces that are ubiquitous in nanoscale devices, and are key to smaller logic elements in electronics, novel memory architectures in spintronics, and more efficient energy conversion in photovoltaic cells.

“The key to probing the bulk electronic structure is using hard x-rays, which are x-rays with sufficiently high photon energies to eject photoelectrons from deep beneath the surface of a solid material,” says Gray, who worked with Fadley to develop the HARPES technique. “High-energy photons impart high kinetic energies to the ejected photoelectrons, enabling them to travel longer distances within the solid. The result is that more of the signal originating from the bulk will be detected by the analyzer.”

In this new study, Gray and Fadley and their collaborators, used HARPES to shed important new light on the electronic bulk structure of gallium manganese arsenide (GaMnAs). As a semiconductor, gallium arsenide is second only to silicon in widespread use and importance. If a few percent of the gallium atoms in this semiconductor are replaced with atoms of manganese the result is a dilute magnetic semiconductor. Such materials would be especially well-suited for further development into spintronic devices if the mechanisms behind their ferromagnetism were better understood.

“Right now the temperature at which gallium manganese arsenide operates as a dilute magnetic semiconductor is 170 Kelvin,” Fadley says. “Understanding the actual mechanism by which the magnetic moments of individual manganese atoms are coupled so as to become ferromagnetic is critical to being able to design future materials that would operate at room temperature.”

The two prevailing theories behind the origin of ferromagnetism in GaMnAs and other dilute magnetic semiconductors are the “p-d exchange model” and the “double exchange model.” According to the p-d exchange model, ferromagnetism is mediated by electrons residing in the valence bands of gallium arsenide whose influence extends through the material to other manganese atoms. The double exchange model holds that the magnetism-mediating electrons reside in a separate impurity band created by doping the gallium arsenide with manganese. These electrons in effect jump back and forth between two manganese atoms so as to lower their energy when their ferromagnetic magnets are parallel.

“Our bulk-sensitive HARPES measurements revealed that the manganese-induced impurity band is located mostly between the gallium arsenide valence-band maximum and the Fermi level, but the manganese states are also merged with the gallium arsenide valence bands,” Gray says. “This is evidence that the two mechanisms co-exist and both act to give rise to ferromagnetism.”

Adds Fadley, “We now have a better fundamental understanding of electronic interactions in dilute magnetic semiconductors that can su industrial networking  ggest future materials with different parent semiconductors and different mag m2m iot  netic dopants. HARPES should provide an important tool for characterizing these future materials.”

Gray and Fadley conducted this study using a high intensity undulator beamline at the SPring8 synchrotron radiation facility in Hyogo, Japan, which is retail   operated by the Japanese National Institute for Materials Sciences. New HARPES studies are now underway at Berkeley Lab’s Advanced Light Source (ALS) using the Multi-Technique Spectrometer/Diffractometer endstation at the hard x-ray photoemission beamline (9.3.1).

Co-authoring the Nature Materials paper with Gray and Fadley were Jan Minár, Shigenori Ueda, Peter Stone, Yoshiyuki Yamashita, Jun Fujii, Juergen Braun, Lukasz Plucinski, Claus Schneider, Giancarlo Panaccione, Hubert Ebert, Oscar Dubon and Keisuke Kobayashi.

This research was primarily supported by the DOE Office of Science.

Images: Alex Gray; Roy Kaltschmidt

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Invisible Hotel Competition / Exhibition works 

Date: 2005

Media Sponsor Surface Magazine

Location Deste Foundation

A production of the Design Ambassador

Curator Memos Filippidis

PRESS RELEASE 2005

The design hotel is a magnet attracting a new informed clientele as well as the most talented architects and designers in the world . The impressive hotels designed by Philippe Starck, Antonio Citterio, Mattheo Thun, Graft, King+Roselli or Yabu Pushelberg, have established what their designers consider the ideal residence. Design hotels have offered us the unique opportunity to be temporarily hosted in the living room, the dining room and the bedrooms of a luxury house that embodies with clarity the vision of the designer and architect for the ideal home. A vision disengaged from any regional limitations and the personal "signature" of an individual client who usually asks for a domestic architecture of the familiar and the deja vu. The forthcoming exhibition Invisible Hotel (Athens, April 2005) makes one step further: It disengages the participating architects completely from any budget and pre-selected site. It arranges the meeting with the ideal client. Invisible Hotel presents 10 virtual projects designed by the best Greek avant-garde architects. The projects will be represented with digital renderings and animations (walkthroughs). These will provide the visitors with views of the entrance and lobby space, the room`s interiors as well as the elevations and other interior spaces of the hotel. Participating architects will be able to use materials distributed by Carteco. All the projects will be displayed on B&O Sound and Vision Systems. The creative work and art supervision as well as the web site is sponsored by KARAMELLA Advertising and Creative team. The 1st prize of the Invisible Hotel show will be included in the exhibition "Hotel/Recreation"curated by architect Sotirios Papadopoulos in Milan, during the Salone del Mobile (13-18 April 2005). This exhibition will take place at Åx-Faema space, Via Ventura 15 (Lambrate), a 600 sq. m space, across the new headquarters of Abitare magazine and will be featured in Interni magazine. In Athens, the exhibition Invisible Hotel will be hosted in the DESTE Foundation`s Centre for Contemporary Art at 8 Omirou St, Neo Psychico. The Deste Centre for Contemporary Art Center was inaugurated in May 1998, a former paper warehouse, renovated by New York architect/ designer Christian Hubert, with respect for its original identity. The young architects participating in the Invisible Hotel exhibition (in alphabetic order): Andreas Angelidakis, Yiannis Aisopos, Iro Bertaki+Christina Loukopoulou+Kostis Panigiris, Panos Dragonas+Varvara Hristopoulou, Thanasis Hohlidakis, Eleana Horiti, Eleni Kostika, Stella Merminga+Vangelis Ravanos, Panos Nikolaidis + Errica Protestou, and Nikolas Travasaros. The exhibition is supported and organized by Carteco, one of the biggest companies of hotel equipment and architectural materials in Greece for the last 20 years. Curator of the exhibition is architect Memos Philippidis. Diathlasis (representing iGuzzini) co-organizes the exhibition and undertakes the lighting installation. The international bookstore Papasotiriou has agreed to finance the production of the Invisible Hotel catalog. Two judging committees will evaluate the proposals of architects, granting rewards. The members of the Greek Committee are (in alphabetic order): Stavros Andreadis, President of the Association of Greek Tourist Enterprises (SETE), Harry Bougadellis Architect, Stelios Dimou Architect, Kostis Georgiou Painter/Sculptor, Babis Ioannou Architect, Dakis IoannouBusinessman and International Art Collector, Nikos Ktenas Architect, Dimitris PotiropoulosArchitect, Alexandros Tombazis Architect, Tasos Zeppos Architect. The proposed members for the international Architectural Committee: Juergen Mayer Architect, Delugan-Meissl Architects and Joel Sanders Architect. The exhibition will appear in Greek and foreign magazines, radio stations, Greek and foreign web sites (such as www.greekarchitect.gr, www.ktirio.gr). Journalists from architectural and design magazines such as Abitare, Domus, Architectural Review, will also be invited. A website www.invisiblehotel.com will be constructed, designed by Caramella, the total communication company that will create and supervise all the visual and graphic elements of the Invisible Hotel exhibition.

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ADAC Stiftung Sport, Till Belczykowski

ADAC Stiftung Sport, Cato Nickel

ADAC Stiftung Sport,

FLORIAN, Lion, MOTO CROSS, ADAC MX Junior Cup, DM 85 ADAC Stiftung Sport Test der Foerdertalente in Bad Endorf ADAC Stiftung Sport Test der Foerdertalente in Bad Endorf *** Local Caption *** xxx Juergen Tap / ADAC xxx

News aus der ADAC Stiftung Sport • Karriereschritt: Junior-Europameister Marijan Griebel mit Skoda in der ERC • Beförderung: Mike David Ortmann mit BWT Mücke Motorsport ins ADAC GT Masters • Vorbereitung: Motocrosser Lion Florian absolviert Trainingslager in Spanien München. In der Saison 2017 fördert die ADAC Stiftung Sport 33 Motorsporttalente aus zehn unterschiedlichen Disziplinen.

RALLYE / EM-PROGRAMM FÜR DEN JUNIOREN-CHAMPION STEHT Nach dem Titelgewinn in der Junior-Europameisterschaft 2016 steigt Marijan Griebel in die “große” Rallye-Europameisterschaft auf. Dafür wechselt der 27-Jährige aus Hahnweiler zu Skoda und wird in einem allradgetriebenen Skoda Fabia R5 des BRR-Teams von Raimund Baumschlager in diesem Jahr mindestens fünf Läufe der ERC bestreiten. “Ich bin überglücklich, dass ich jetzt den nächsten großen Schritt machen darf. Die ERC ist die perfekte Serie, um mich weiterzuentwickeln”, sagt Griebel, der als Belohnung für seinen Junior-EM-Titel schon beim ERC-Finale 2016 auf Zypern einen ersten Einsatz im Skoda R5 absolvieren durfte und dabei den zweiten Platz belegt hatte. Der erste EM-Start in diesem Jahr ist vom 30. März bis 1. April auf den Azoren geplant, zur Vorbereitung nimmt Griebel mit seinem Beifahrer Stefan Kopczyk am 17./18. März an der Rebenland-Rallye in Österreich teil.

ADAC GT MASTERS / AUFSTIEG AUS DER ADAC FORMEL 4 Mike David Ortmann macht bei seinem Team BWT Mücke Motorsport einen großen Karrieresprung. Der 17-Jährige aus Blumberg bei Berlin steigt nach Gesamtrang drei 2016 in der ADAC Formel 4 mit dem Berliner Rennstall ins ADAC GT Masters ein. Das Team setzt in der “Liga der Supersportwagen” zwei Audi R8 LMS ein, dazu kommt noch ein Mercedes-AMG GT3. “Uns ist sehr daran gelegen, unsere Fahrer zu fördern und ihnen gleichzeitig eine Perspektive für die Zukunft zu bieten. Das beste Beispiel hierfür ist Mike David Ortmann”, sagt Teamchef Peter Mücke: “Wir haben Mike David bei seinen ersten Schritten im Formel-Sport begleitet und geben ihm nun die Chance, sich im professionellen GT-Sport mit uns weiterzuentwickeln.” Ortmann gehört seit seinem Debüt in der ADAC Formel 4 im Jahr 2015 zum Team.

SCHULUNG / GELUNGENER EINFÜHRUNGSLEHRGANG Bestens vorbereitet gehen die Förderfahrer der ADAC Stiftung Sport in die neue Saison. Beim traditionellen Einführungslehrgang an der Gesundheitsakademie Chiemgau im bayrischen Bad Endorf standen vier Tage lang nicht nur Fitness und Trainingssteuerung auf dem Programm, sondern die Teilnehmer lernten auch eine Menge über Ernährung, mentales Training, Sponsoring und den Umgang mit Medien. “Ich habe viele Anregungen für meine sportliche Weiterentwicklung erhalten”, sagte Stiftungsneuling und Trial-WM-Pilot Max Faude (18). Erstmals gab es auch einen Themenkreis “Eltern für Eltern”, in dem die Väter Hubert Nagl, Jakob Folger und Robin Beckmann vom Karriereeinstieg ihrer Söhne Max Nagl, Jonas Folger und David Beckmann und den dabei gewonnenen guten und schlechten Erfahrungen berichtet haben.

MOTORRAD / ZWEI FÖRDERPILOTEN IM ADAC JUNIOR CUP Gleich zwei Förderkandidaten der ADAC Stiftung Sport treten in diesem Jahr im ADAC Junior Cup powered by KTM an. Dabei geht Till Belczykowski aus Duisburg mit einer besonderen Ehre in seine erste Saison in dieser traditionsreichen Nachwuchsserie, die 2017 ihr 25-jähriges Jubiläum feiert: Der 12-Jährige erhielt die Prestige-trächtige Startnummer 1. Der knapp drei Jahre ältere Aaron Schäfer (15) aus Schorndorf-Buhlbronn geht mit der Startnummer 7 in seine zweite Saison im ADAC Junior Cup. 2016 hatte er in der Gesamtwertung Rang neun belegt. Die Saison beginnt mit einem Einführungslehrgang vom 8. bis 11. April im italienischen Misano. Die ersten Rennen finden im Rahmenprogramm der Superbike-WM-Läufe vom 28. bis 30. April im niederländischen Motorrad-Mekka Assen statt.

FORMELSPORT / EHRUNG DURCH ADAC HESSEN-THÜRINGEN Formel-Pilot Jannes Fittje ist bei der Sportgala des ADAC Hessen-Thüringen e.V. in Fulda als Nachwuchs-Motorsportler des Jahres 2016 ausgezeichnet worden. “Auf die Sportgala freue ich mich in jedem Jahr. Der ADAC Hessen-Thüringen begleitet mich schon seit dem Kartsport und ist ein wichtiger Partner”, sagt der 17-Jährige aus Waltershausen/Gotha, der in diesem Jahr aus der ADAC Formel 4 in die European Open-Serie zum britischen Rennstall Fortec Motorsport gewechselt ist und zuletzt beim zweiten von drei Winter-Testwochenenden auf dem Circuit Paul Ricard in Le Castellet die Pole-Position sowie in den beiden Rennen die Plätze zwei und vier holte.

MOTOCROSS / TRAININGSLAGER IN SPANIEN Motocross-Pilot Lion Florian aus Erding hat gemeinsam mit seinen Teamkollegen von den Kini KTM Juniors ein Trainingslager in Spanien absolviert. Beim sechstägigen Kurs der Didi Lacher Motocross Training Schule spulte der 15-Jährige viele wertvolle Trainingskilometer ab, dazu stand auch ein Foto-Shooting des Teams auf dem Programm. Dennoch blieb auch noch ein bisschen Zeit für einen Spaziergang am noch verlassenen Strand der Urlaubs-Hochburg Lloret de Mar an der Costa Brava. “Ich bin so happy, dass ich dabei sein durfte. Es hat mich wieder weitergebracht, und ich freue mich riesig aufs nächste Training mit den Kini-Jungs”, sagt Florian.

RALLYE / MIT NEUEM BEIFAHRER IN DIE ERSTE WM-SAISON Seine Premiere in der Junior-Weltmeisterschaft wird Rallye-Pilot Julius Tannert aus Lichtentanne bei Zwickau nicht nur mit einem neuen Team und einem neuen Einsatzauto, sondern auch noch mit einem neuen Beifahrer feiern. Der 26-Jährige hört ab sofort im Cockpit seines Ford Fiesta R2 des renommierten Teams M-Sport aus Großbritannien auf die Ansagen von Jürgen Heigl. Der 32 Jahre alte Österreicher aus der Region Linz hat schon einige Erfahrung in seiner Karriere gesammelt und war Produktionswagen-Europameister mit seinem Landsmann Andreas Aigner. “Ich freue mich sehr auf die Zusammenarbeit mit Jürgen. Bei den ersten Tests und Trainings habe ich gemerkt, dass ich mit ihm einen professionellen und erfahrenen Partner an meiner Seite habe. Ich bin mir sicher, dass wir ein gutes Team bilden werden”, sagt Tannert. Saisonstart der Junior-WM ist vom 6. bis 9. April auf Korsika.

Quelle: ADAC Stiftung Sport

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