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Bhopal: CPI contestant from Begusarai in Bihar, Kanhaiya Kumar would be campaigning for Congress’ Bhopal nominee Digvijaya Singh, who is pitted against Hindutva leader Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur of the BJP in the Lok Sabha elections in Madhya Pradesh.Addressing a gathering at the CPI office here, Singh called himself an “admirer” of the former JNUSU president, and said that he was happy that Kumar would campaign for him on May 8-9. Singh also sought to dispel perception that Kumar’s arrival might rake up “Tukde-Tukde” controversy in the poll season, as Thakur is viewed as a polarising figure. He blamed the BJP and the RSS for “defaming” Kumar in the 2016 Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) sloganeering controversy. Also Read – 2019 most peaceful festive season for J&K: Jitendra Singh”I am an admirer and a supporter of Kanhaiya Kumar. He has become an ideologue. I openly support him. I told my party that the RJD has made a big mistake (by fielding its candidate in Begusarai). This seat (Begusarai) should have been allotted to the CPI,” Singh said. Kumar is contesting his maiden election against Union minister Giriraj Singh of the BJP in Begusarai. “I challenge if anybody comes out saying that they (Kanhaiya and his associates) had raised the ‘Tukde-Tukde’ slogan (on the JNU campus in 2016). It was the work of the BJP and the RSS to defame Kumar and others who are fighting against fundamentalism,” he alleged. Also Read – Personal life needs to be respected: Cong on reports of Rahul’s visit abroadSingh claimed that “separation” of the Congress and Left parties was responsible for his party’s defeat in 2014 general elections. “I believe that we (Congress) won again after UPA-I era because the Left was with us, but we got separated on a petty issue. The control over social and economic policies that existed during the UPA-I government (because of Left allies) was missing during the tenure of the UPA-II government, which was the reason for the Congress’ defeat (in 2014),” he said. Singh also took a dig at his political detractors in Madhya Pradesh Congress. “After the Congress’ defeat in the 2003 (assembly polls), it was said that my presence in the state would slash the party’s vote share. However, I witnessed that the BJP was winning and the RSS becoming powerful over years whereas the Congress remaining a silent spectator. This is the reason I decided to become active again,” the former chief minister said. He hailed the “help” extended by CPI leaders in defeating the BJP in the assembly elections held last year. The contest for Bhopal, a BJP bastion since 1989, has become high profile since the saffron party fielded Thakur, an accused in the 2008 Malegaon bomb blast case. Bhopal goes to polls on May 12 in the sixth phase of ongoing Lok Sabha elections. Voting for all the 29 Lok Sabha seats in Madhya Pradesh would be held in four phases from April 29 to May 19.
Lightning in Heathfield, East SussexCredit:David Burr/Alamy Brighton’s West Pier illuminated by spectacular storm overheadCredit:Apex The town has already seen around 225 Olympic-sized swimming pools’ worth of water pumped out to sea following severe flooding last week.Around 350 tonnes of sand and ballast were dropped in the area by RAF Chinook helicopters over the weekend.On Tuesday, Lincolnshire Police said almost 600 homes remained evacuated as the clean-up operation continued.Other parts of the country will see a much brighter day on Wednesday, with sunshine expected in Scotland and Northern Ireland.The rest of England and Wales could see a damp start, before things brighten up later in the day.The weekend is also set to bring some respite from the recent downpours, with temperatures rising to as high as 23C (73F).Sussex’s ‘spectacular electrical storm’Sussex Roads Policing team described it as a “spectacular electrical storm” over East Sussex but warned of “significant flooding” on the A27 and A259 between Lewes and Hastings, adding: “Power cuts also knowing traffic lights out: please take care.” “We are going to see some further heavy showers heading towards Kent, and south-east parts of the UK will see some heavy thunderstorms through the morning, while isolated ones could develop this afternoon.” “The bolts were very visible forks, and one lasted several seconds as if it had hit something in the distance.”The footpaths around our house were flooded within minutes of the downpour when it hit, but despite that we could still see people outside braving it.”Luke Taplin, who saw the storm in Horsmonden, Kent, described it as “very electric” and “rather intense just after 11pm”.Thousand lightening strikes in an hour, in pictures Great lightning tonight in tenterden Kent. pic.twitter.com/wWJP9njKZt— david purdie (@purdiephotos) June 18, 2019 Eastbourne pier lit up by the lightning Credit:Alamy Torrential rain and thunderstorms have lashed parts of the UK overnight as unsettled weather continues to cause disruption across the country.Homes were left without power and roads were flooded in parts of the South East, while Lenham in Kent saw 42mm of rain in the space of just one hour.The Met Office said the deluge in the village, which lies between Maidstone and Ashford, came between 11pm on Tuesday and midnight.Some of the spectacular strikes were captured on camera in Sussex by Hove Rugby Football Club players Patrick Andrews, Chris Knott and Tyler Hooper, while Kent Police’s Roads Policing Unit tweeted that the lightning was “very active”.Eastbourne in East Sussex is said to have seen about 1,000 lightning strikes in an hour. UK Power Networks was unable to specify how many homes in the area had been affected by brief power cuts but said it was “several thousand”. The flood-hit community of Wainfleet in Lincolnshire is within the Met Office’s warning area, but forecasters are optimistic the town will escape the worst of the storms on Wednesday.”A few showers are possible there, but it doesn’t look like it’s going to bear the brunt of the heavy downpours,” Mr Burkill added. Carol Pearce, 51, from Eastbourne, said the power cuts badly affected phone lines and WiFi signals, while floodwater had mostly drained away by the morning.She added: “The power cut out very abruptly and, once it came on, we could see the houses opposite the quay from us go on row by row.”When the strike hit everything went pitch black instantly with an accompanying clap as far as the eye could see across Eastbourne from our house.”The storm hit quickly, it went from distant flashes over the Channel to a solid sheet of rain and lightning on top of us so fast we hadn’t had a chance to close all the windows in between, and the lightning and thunder were constant for 20 minutes or so, deafening loud and filling the windows on both sides of the house with white. Quick flash of electrical storm action looking north from #Pevensey area ⚡☔⚡ pic.twitter.com/jmcDSCNcDJ— Sussex Roads Police (@SussexRoadsPol) June 18, 2019 Several forks strike in EastbourneCredit:Mark Jarvis Lightning storm in EastbourneCredit:Twitter/Mark Jarvis 
Thunderstorm weather warningThere is a yellow weather warning in place for the south-east quarter of the UK. The warning for thunderstorms has been in place since 6pm on Tuesday, and remains in place until 9pm on Wednesday. Met Office forecasters have warned: Thunderstorms may develop bringing torrential rain, hail and lightning to a few places, with potential disruption to travel and flooding.There is a small chance that homes and businesses could be flooded quickly, with damage to some buildings from floodwater, lightning strikes, hail or strong windsWhere flooding or lightning strikes occur, there is a chance of delays and some cancellations to train and bus servicesSpray and sudden flooding could lead to difficult driving conditions and some road closuresThere is a slight chance that power cuts could occur and other services to some homes and businesses could be lostWeather forecast: June 19 A yellow weather warning is in place for thunderstorms across much of the south-east of England, including East Anglia, until 9pm on Wednesday.Forecasters say further rain, hail and lightning could bring potential disruption to travel.”We’ve had some heavy, thundery showers overnight,” said meteorologist Alex Burkill.”There has been some flooding near Eastbourne and some power cuts. 
Ben Williams, 31, who filmed the storm in Ticehurst, East Sussex, said: “It was full-on, pretty much constant flashes of lightning and thunder at its peak. I’ve not seen a storm like last night’s in the UK before.”Susan Pilcher said: “It was possibly the most amazing storm I have ever watched. I had seen lightning in the back garden and decided I had to go to Dungeness to watch it as it is so open there.”I stayed from about 11pm to 1.30am with sheet lightning and fork lightning chasing across the sky and heavy, heavy rain at times. Very exciting.” 
Massive thunder storm over Eastbourne #BBCBreakfast pic.twitter.com/1fHL0zv6K6— m.herring (@marcush1992) June 18, 2019 
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Orminex Ltd has provided the following update on mining operations at its joint venture Comet Vale Project in the Goldfields region of Western Australia. The company has a strategic alliance with underground mining contractor GBF Mining Pty Ltd who oversee all operational management of the project.Under the company’s Mineral Ventures Model, GBF commenced mining operations on 15 May 2018 on the Sand Prince West Lode at the Comet Vale Project. The current mine plan proposes to develop the decline down to the 6th level, to access virgin high grade stoping blocks modelled on predominately high grade indicated resources. Total development is advanced to 330 m and ahead of forecast with the decline now vertically down to the 2nd level. Access to a historic high-grade ore drive has been provided with break through anticipated by the end of July 2018.The first truck of ore (non-budget development ore) has been hauled to Burbanks Mill while additional ore, outside of the mine plan, has been intercepted in the Sand Prince West North Lode and has been developed 25 m along strike. The focus continues on ore production and further decline development to the 3rd level to access additional high-grade ore drives. All surface infrastructure is in place including workshops, gensets, fuel storage, office and medical room to support mining operations and mining continues 24 hours a dayOrminex Executive Chairman, Daryl Henthorn said it is pleasing to see key development milestones progressing ahead of schedule. “Since our mining update announcement in June, decline ground conditions continue to improve at the mine with the decline advancing well and already at the 2nd level horizon. Development is now focusing onaccessing the 2nd level historic high grade ore drives and bringing those into production before continuing down to the 3rd level,” Henthorn said.GBF Director, Rosco Graham provided further insights after returning from a recent underground inspection. “Mining is progressing well and ground conditions continuing to improve with the site set up and the crewsnow beginning to optimise performance,” Graham said. “The innovative Mineral Ventures Model is working well, allowing us to focus on the mining operation, now on target to have our first campaign to the mill in August 2018.”The company intends to process its ore at the Burbanks Mill, having executed a Toll Mining Agreement as announced on 3 May 2018.
TOMORROW MARKS THE beginning of the International Week of the Deaf with ‘Equality for Deaf People’ as the theme this year. The Irish Deaf Society is calling for recognition of Irish Sign Language (ISL) in Ireland.Like all signed languages, ISL is not just about the movement of hands, it also involves body movement, facial expressions and using the space around you to convey what you are saying.Just like spoken English, ISL has regional signs or ‘accents’ and there are also gender signs. This is due to the fact that deaf boys and girls were mainly educated separately and so deaf males are more likely to sign days of the week with two hands while deaf females use one hand.To mark the beginning of the International Week of the Deaf, the organisation has given TheJournal.ie some key ISL phrases in these very short videos for you all to learn.HelloHow are you?Thank youI am fine, thank youGoodbye, see you laterAnd in preparation for Arthur’s Day…A spokesperson for the society told TheJournal.ie that people tend to assume that all deaf people are great lip-readers and can become frustrated when a deaf person cannot understand them. With that in mind, they gave us this little test for you all to see how good you are at lip-reading. Let us know how you get on…Read: Irish sign language website for parents launched>Read: Billy’s fight to hear as parents call for cochlear implants>More: Ireland’s Deaf community feels neglected by media>
Updated 9.24pmA TURKISH COURT has charged three people with manslaughter over a mine disaster that killed 301 people, the prosecutor in charge of the probe said.“Twenty-five people have been taken, detained and three of them have been charged with manslaughter,” prosecutor Bekir Sahiner told reporters in the western town of Soma where the country’s worst ever mining disaster took place.DetainedEarlier today, Turkish police detained 24 people, including mining executives, suspected of negligence over the disaster that killed 301 people and sparked fury at the government and officials, local media reported.Rescue operations ended yesterday after the bodies of the last two trapped miners were retrieved following the disaster.The investigation beginsDozens of prosecutors have been assigned to investigate the fire and explosion believed to have been sparked by an electrical fault at a private mine.Among those detained is Akin Celik, general director of mine operator Soma Komur, NTV television reported. The suspects could face charges including manslaughter, it added.Soma Komur has vehemently denied any negligence.“We have all worked very hard. I have not seen such an incident in 20 years,” Celik said on Friday.The labour ministry also denied culpability, saying the mine had been inspected every six months.Expert reportA preliminary expert report on the accident obtained by the Milliyet newspaper pointed to several safety violations in the mine, including a shortage of carbon monoxide detectors and ceilings made of wood instead of metal.The authenticity of the report could not be immediately verified.A group of rescue workers told NTV that a cave-in had occurred in the mine after the ceilings burnt down and collapsed due to the fire.Fury against the governmentThe Soma disaster has sparked a wave of fury against the government, adding to pressure on Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan ahead of his expected run for the presidency in August.Soma was in a virtual lockdown today after checkpoints were set up on the main roads leading to the town where all demonstrations were banned, AFP reporters on the scene said.Only inspectors and security forces were allowed at the site of the disaster after the rescue teams had left.Arrests yesterdayOn Saturday, at least 36 people, including eight lawyers, were arrested and held in a stadium in Soma after they attempted to make a statement. Some of the lawyers were beaten and injured by police.Images of police firing tear gas and water cannon at thousands of protesters in Ankara, Istanbul and Izmir have also revived memories of the government’s heavy-handed crackdown against nationwide protests in 2013.A total of 787 people were inside the mine when the blast hit, Energy Minister Taner Yildiz said. Most of the victims died of carbon monoxide poisoning.“I was very sad when I came here and I am still very sad,” Yildiz told reporters before leaving Soma, pledging support for the stricken families.The disaster has added to the huge political pressure on Erdogan, whose Islamic-rooted party emerged triumphant from March 30 local elections despite a corruption scandal implicating key allies and last year’s mass protests.- © AFP, 2014- First published 4.45pmRead: Final death toll in Turkey mining disaster stands at 301>
Facebook Twitter: @NeosKosmos Instagram Dozens of prostitutes, most using headscarves or hoods to hide their faces, demonstrated in central Athens last week, demanding working licenses for brothels across Greece.Prostitution is legal in Greece and sex workers have personal permits to exercise their profession, but not to operate brothels. As a result, many end up working illegally and facing arrest because they operate out of brothels.“We are here to put an end to our hardship and degradation,” said Dimitra Kanellopoulou, president of Greece’s sex workers’ association, SEPE. “The situation is tragic, hypocritical and miserable.”About 100 sex workers held a rally outside the Interior Ministry, chanting: “We will not back down until we are given justice.”“We want to be able to work legally in brothels and not on the streets,” said 47-year-old Maria K., who has been working as a prostitute for more than 20 years. She would not give her surname.Kanellopoulou, the head of the union, said Interior Minister Yannis Ragoussis met briefly with union members and agreed to discuss their grievances, including cutting red tape and making it easier for prostitutes to obtain licenses.
La lune Io de Jupiter recèle sous sa croûte d’un océan de magma Une équipe internationale de chercheurs dirigée par Krishan Khurana, est parvenue à montrer l’existence d’un océan de magma situé sous la croûte de Io, une des lunes de Jupiter. L’article publié le 13 mai dans la revue Science retrace le traitement des données enregistrées par le magnétomètre de la sonde Galileo.Io, la lune de Jupiter est à peine plus grande que celle de la Terre mais son activité volcanique est de loin la plus intense du système solaire. Les volcans d’une extrême puissance émettent des gerbes de matière en fusion à une hauteur d’environ 500 kilomètres. La nouvelle étude, dirigée par Krishan Khurana de l’Université de Californie à Los Angeles, explique la raison de ces importantes éruptions. Un sujet qui a longtemps fait débat au sein de la communauté scientifique. L’article paru en fin de semaine dans la revue Science montre l’existence d’un océan de magma situé sous la surface de Io.”Nous comprenons finalement d’où vient le magma de Io et avons une explication à certains des phénomènes inexpliqués que nous avons observés dans les données du champ magnétique recueillies par Galileo”, souligne le chercheur. Il explique : “Il apparaît que Io émettait continuellement un signal en réaction au champ magnétique de Jupiter qui correspond à ce qu’on peut attendre de roches en fusion ou partiellement fondues en profondeur sous la surface de cette lune”.Pour en arriver à de tels résultats, les chercheurs ont utilisé les données du champ magnétique de la lune enregistrée par la sonde Galileo en orbite autour de Jupiter de 1995 à 2003. L’engin spatial avait en effet survolé Io en octobre 1999 et février 2000 équipé d’un magnétomètre. Grâce à cet appareil, les chercheurs ont pu relever les déviations du champ magnétique, caractéristiques d’une interaction avec le magma. De précieux enregistrements qui ont servi de base pour établir une modélisation de la lune. Selon les chercheurs, cet océan composé d’un mélange de roche fondue et de cristaux, se situerait à près de 30 à 50 kilomètres de profondeur sous la croûte. Une réaction liée à la gravité exercée par JupiterÀ lire aussiSpaceX : un satellite d’Elon Musk manque d’entrer en collision avec un satellite de l’ESACette surface de magma serait en fait créée par la force de gravité exercée par Jupiter sur la lune à mesure que celle-ci se déplace sur son orbite. Une réaction extrêmement énergétique qui formerait d’énormes quantités de chaleur lors du frottement des cristaux de roche les uns contre les autres.Ces données enregistrées par la sonde Galileo font partie d’une banque considérable que les chercheurs tentent petit à petit d’interpréter pour mieux comprendre l’univers qui gravite autour de Jupiter. La sonde lancée en 1989 s’est mise sur l’orbite de la géante en 1995. Après avoir accompli avec succès ses missions, l’appareil a été volontairement désorbité pour se désintégrer dans l’atmosphère de Jupiter le 21 septembre 2003.Le 16 mai 2011 à 19:46 • Emmanuel Perrin
Steven Nzonzi has arrived at Roma for a medical ahead of completing his €30m transfer from SevillaThe former Stoke City midfielder has been strongly linked with an exit from the Andalusian capital this summer following his performances at the World Cup for France this summer that saw the nation claim their second world title.While former Sevilla manager Unai Emery had been very keen on reuniting with Nzonzi at Arsenal this summer, no move for the 29-year-old materialised and now Roma have won the race for his signature.The Serie A giants confirmed the news on Twitter earlier today with a Periscope video of Nzonzi posing with supporters for photos at the Ciampino airport.
La Liga Betting: Match-day 4 Stuart Heath – September 14, 2019 Despite it being very early into La Liga season, both Barcelona and Real Madrid have had unprecedented starts to their campaigns. With this in…The likes of Javier Pastore, Justin Kluivert, Robin Olsen, Ivan Marcano and Ante Coric have already joined Roma as the squad look to mount a serious title challenge this season.? Steven Nzonzi https://t.co/AaeJZ8TsU3— AS Roma (@OfficialASRoma) August 14, 2018
The ideal concept is a field house with a 1/2 size soccer field, and track in order to house soccer games, sports practices, community athletic activities, and a multitude of physical fitness opportunities for the community. The Advisory Team has been mandated to report quarterly to the City Council of the progress on donors and grant funding for the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex expansion project. The Advisory Team is also tasked with continuing work on the feasibility of the project. Facebook0TwitterEmailPrintFriendly分享The Soldotna Regional Sports Complex advisory team presented their quarterly report at the Soldotna City Council meeting on Wednesday, December 13. Dillon: “Once we get that part taken care of we should be able to a little more public about where we are going.” Story as aired: Audio PlayerJennifer-on-SOldotna-sports-complex-expansion-project-progress.mp3VmJennifer-on-SOldotna-sports-complex-expansion-project-progress.mp300:00RPd According to Tim Dillon c0-chair of the project they anticipate to have 90% of the drawings for the expansion project complete by mid January. The long term goal also includes the ability to expand the building to a full size soccer field with a track with the potential for future expansion.
A suspected suicide bomber carries a backpack on a street in Negombo, Sri Lanka 21 April 2019 in this still image taken from a CCTV handout footage of Easter Sunday attacks released on 23 April 2019. CCTV/Siyatha News via ReutersOne of the nine bombers that detonated explosives in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday was a woman, deputy defence minister Ruwan Wijewardene told reporters on Wednesday.The blasts at hotels and churches have so far killed at least 359 people, the deadliest such event in south Asia’s history.
Snapchat’s New Snap Spectacles Will Have Two Cameras, Cost $350Snapchat Launches New Original Programming, Multiplayer Games Stay on target WhatsApp has introduced a new way to keep in touch with friends and family.The instant messaging service on Monday launched a revamped status feature, allowing folks to share fleeting photos, videos, and GIFs for 24 hours.WhatsAppAs reported by Geek sister site PCMag, the new function utilizes the recently redesigned in-app camera; users can personalize media with emoji, text, and drawings “in an easy and secure way,” WhatsApp co-creator Jan Koum wrote in a blog post.“Yes, even your status updates are end-to-end encrypted,” he added.WhatsApp in April turned on full end-to-end encryption via the Signal protocol developed by Open Whisper Systems, promising that every phone call, message, photo, video, file, and voice message is safe from prying eyes (and ears).“Encryption is one of the most important tools governments, companies, and individuals have to promote safety and security in the new digital age,” application co-founders Koum and Brian Acton said last year.The latest version of the app includes a Status tab, where you’ll find updates from people in your WhatsApp network, PCMag explained. Like Snapchat Stories (or, more fittingly, Instagram Stories), content lasts only 24 hours; you can mute specific users, and reply to people privately.WhatsAppWhatsApp debuted on Feb. 24, 2009, as a way to let family and friends know what you’re up to; folks could quickly push a line of text—”at school,” “at the gym,” or “battery about to die”—to all contacts at once. The service eventually expanded into a full-blown texting platform, with more than 1 billion users worldwide.This isn’t the first time Facebook—parent company of WhatsApp and Instagram—has stolen a page from Snapchat’s book. After failing to acquire the ephemeral messaging service in 2013, Facebook simply duplicated its functions (and not very creatively) via Instagram Stories and Facebook Stories, and now WhatsApp Status.“Just like eight years ago when we first started WhatsApp, this new and improved status feature will let you keep your friends who use WhatsApp easily updated in a fun and simple way,” the company said.
Copyright 2013 Phys.org All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or part without the express written permission of Phys.org. Explore further (Phys.org)—Working in the exotic-sounding field of quantum teleportation, physicists are trying to make it easier to transmit quantum information in the form of qubits from one location to another without having the qubits actually travel through the intervening space. One challenge in quantum teleportation protocols lies in producing the enormous amount of entanglement required to send each qubit, a requirement that makes teleportation impractical for real applications. To overcome this problem, the scientists have proposed the idea of entanglement recycling, where the entanglement needed to send a qubit can be reused to send other qubits, greatly reducing the amount of entanglement required. This document is subject to copyright. Apart from any fair dealing for the purpose of private study or research, no part may be reproduced without the written permission. The content is provided for information purposes only. Citation: Entanglement recycling makes teleportation more practical (2013, January 17) retrieved 18 August 2019 from https://phys.org/news/2013-01-entanglement-recycling-teleportation.html
More information: Sergii Strelchuk, Michał Horodecki, and Jonathan Oppenheim. “Generalized Teleportation and Entanglement Recycling.” PRL 110, 010505 (2013). DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevLett.110.010505 (Arxiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/1209.2683 ) The physicists, Sergii Strelchuk at the University of Cambridge in the UK, Michał Horodecki at the University of Gdansk in Poland, and Jonathan Oppenheim of the University of Cambridge and the University College of London, have published their study on entanglement recycling in a recent issue of Physical Review Letters.The physicists looked at a recently introduced teleportation protocol called port-based teleportation. Like all quantum teleportation protocols, port-based teleportation requires that the sender, Alice, and the receiver, Bob, share an entangled state, called a resource state, before sending qubits. To teleport a qubit, Alice first performs a measurement on the qubit’s state and her part of the entangled resource state, destroying both qubits in the process. She then communicates her measurement outcome as classical information to Bob. By carrying out a certain operation, Bob can transform his resource state into the teleported state from Alice.In port-based teleportation, Bob’s operation involves using Alice’s measurement outcome to discard all of his ports except for the one indicated by the measurement outcome. That port contains the teleported state. However, this process destroys the entanglement between Alice and Bob, so they have to generate a new entangled resource state every time they teleport a qubit. Such a large amount of entanglement isn’t suitable for practical purposes.Before the physicists could show how entanglement recycling might help, they first had to develop a generalized teleportation protocol that bridges the two main types of protocols. As they explained, all currently known teleportation protocols can be classified into two groups (the symmetric permutation group and the Pauli group). The two groups differ in how they incorporate entanglement: the first group of protocols requires an infinitely large amount of shared entanglement to teleport a state, while the second group uses less entanglement but requires that Bob apply a correction after receiving Alice’s measurement, which isn’t necessary in the first group.The physicists developed a generalized protocol by modifying the port-based teleportation protocol so that it shared some properties of both groups. The scientists could then show how to recycle the entanglement produced in the generalized protocol by keeping the resource state and reusing it for subsequent teleportations. They showed that the original resource state doesn’t degrade very much and retains a sufficiently high fidelity to be reused. The scientists incorporated the concept of entanglement recycling into two new protocols based on the generalized port-based teleportation protocol. In one protocol, qubit states were teleported sequentially, one at a time, using the same resource state. In the second protocol, multiple qubit states were teleported simultaneously, using the recycled resource state in a different way. In the simultaneous case, Alice teleports each qubit to a unique port, and makes a measurement on all of these states and the resource state in one round, which she then sends to Bob. In both protocols, the resource state degrades proportionally to the number of qubits teleported, whether sequentially or simultaneously, placing a limit on the total number of qubits that can be teleported by one resource state.The scientists hope that, by reducing the amount of entanglement required for quantum teleportation protocols, entanglement recycling could open the doors to implementing teleportation in quantum computing applications. Mathematical breakthrough sets out rules for more effective teleportation