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Input: The staff is great especially the nurses, but the amount of time that you have to wait to see a doctor in the emergency room is ridiculous. Tonight my wife drove me over because I was in a great deal of pain from a kidney stone. We arrived about 10pm. I was checked in & after waiting about half an hour I had my vitals checked. I was then shown into a smaller waiting room where I sat till 1am when I told the nurse I was leaving. I was told that I was third in line for a room. I replied that equated to showing up at Firebird's at 7pm on a Saturday night and waiting for a table. The nurse agreed that I would probably be waiting another couple hours. That was unacceptable. They told me that they would give me a note for my boss if I would stay for however long it took. Seeing as I'm self employed that was no incentive and I told them so. They then wanted to pump a bag of saline into me and make me talk to a doctor. Fortunately I had the CT scan in the first hour of waiting. It was definitely the fastest way to have a CT scan without waiting. That was the only positive to the evening's misadventure. Well to be fair the nurse that started my IV line, Cynthia did an excellent job as well. The rest of the time that I spent there showed me that the ER needs a serious refresher course in triage.


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Input: The police fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse the demonstrators who were throwing stones.Opposition groups accuse current Islamist President Mohammed Morsi of betraying the goals of revolution.Mr Morsi's supporters say the protesters want to bring down Egypt's first democratically elected leader.Hosni Mubarak - who had ruled the country's for almost 30 years - was swept from power in a wave of mass protests on 11 February 2011.Egypt voices: Life since MubarakMonday's clashes outside the presidential palace reportedly began after some of the demonstrators tried to break through a barbed wire barrier protecting the building's main gate.Some in the crowd chanted: "The people want to bring down the regime!"The protesters also sprayed graffiti on the palace walls, which read: "Leave!"There were no immediate reports of any injuries.Egypt's secular opposition accuses President Morsi - a member of the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood - of imposing a new form of authoritarianism and betraying the values of the 2011 uprising.Mr Morsi rejects the protesters' claim. Earlier this month, he warned that security forces would "act with utmost decisiveness" to protect state institutions and those groups behind the violence would be held "politically accountable".The current unrest began on 24 January in Cairo - on the eve of the second anniversary of the revolution.Protests have since spread to several cities across the country, leaving dozens of people dead and hundreds injured.


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Input: We present a scaling law that predicts the values of the stresses obtained innumerical simulations of saturated MRI-driven turbulence in non-stratifiedshearing boxes. It relates the turbulent stresses to the strength of thevertical magnetic field, the sound speed, the vertical size of the box, and thenumerical resolution and predicts accurately the results of 35 numericalsimulations performed for a wide variety of physical conditions. We use ourresult to show that the saturated stresses in simulations with zero netmagnetic flux depend linearly on the numerical resolution and would becomenegligible if the resolution were set equal to the natural dissipation scale inastrophysical disks. We conclude that, in order for MRI-driven turbulentangular momentum transport to be able to account for the large value of theeffective alpha viscosity inferred observationally, the disk must be threadedby a significant vertical magnetic field and the turbulent magnetic energy mustbe in near equipartition with the thermal energy. This result has importantimplications for the spectra of accretion disks and their stability.


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Input: Streaks of red and green smoke followed the ships. " Merry Christmas everyone! " cried the President. Wrapped gifts drifted down on parachutes, descending at the same speed as the snow. Strangers hugged, lovers kissed, a few phones filmed the festivities. The President laughed and smiled over the hum of the ships. When the dropships hovered at eye level, the bay doors fell down. A couple dozen drones disguised as elves poured out. They ran, leaped, and danced through the crowds, handing out sweets to every out-stretched hand. One elf soared next to my window, tapping on the glass and waving. I waved back. The hot chocolate in my mug kept my hands warm and I found myself smiling. The giant projection of the country' s benevolent leader, the street with lights of every colors, the people crammed shoulder to shoulder, happily sharing each others' warmth. It was a picture perfect holiday. A small girl tugged at the arm of my sweater. " Let me finish this cocoa. " I whispered to her. She nodded and skipped to the front room. I drank what was left, putting the mug in the sink. She was already waiting at the door, holding my coat for me. " Let' s go. " We walked to the cemetery. Her hand was still warm despite not wearing a glove. We stopped at a gravestone with a picture of a young woman. " Hi Mommy! " the girl said. The dates beneath the picture read December 25th, XXXX - August 31st, XXXX. " Ready?! " The little girl placed a small cake with a candle in front of the gravestone. " One, two, three... " " Happy Birthday to you... " The snow had stopped, the clouds cleared up to a half moon.


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Input: " So make sure you get their number. " I really, really wanted to leave for my date and forget about this conversation. " Ok. " This was worse than health class. " But use a condom to make sure you do n' t catch anthing. " Mom wrung her hands, obviously trying to come up with more advice. " Ok. " " I know some girls might try the other holes as well but be extra careful when you do so. You can look it up on the Internet for tips and stuff if you like. " " Ok, mom. " My date was suppose to start in 20 minutes. Why did she choose *this* moment to give me some Sex Education?! Why could n' t she like normal parents who avoid these kinds of topics? " If they turn out to be the same gender, I' ll be perfectly ok with that, you know. " " Yes, mom. " " If you have questions, you can always call me. " " Ok. Can I go now? " Maybe I could still make it on time if I sped a little... " I suppose... bit make sure you get their name and number at the very least. " " Ok mom. Bye. " I jumped up from the couch and grabbed my purse. " Bye honey. Be home by 10. "


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Input: We had broken up over brunch one Sunday, but I was ready to give them another chance for dinner. nnI was here for a business dinner and all in all it was a pleasant experience for everyone. The menu is seafood heavy and we wound up ordering calamari and mussels to share. The tomato sauce for the mussels was some of the best that I have had in a long time. The calamari was good too, but nothing to get too excited about as it  was pretty standard calamari. nnFor entrees, we all chose a different fish option from tuna, bass, halibut and black grouper. I had the grouper and it was a great dish. The menu describes it as "Tim Griner's Line caught NC Black Grouper" and the fish was definitely fresh and cooked to perfection. It was accompanied with local field peas, sweet corn, wood oven roasted tomatoes, bacon and a ramp vinaigrette. I would definitely order this plate again, unless one of the other fish or specials was calling my name. Service was good and certainly better than I have had in the past here. They were busy on the weeknight that we stopped by so there were a lot of servers running around. nnSo I guess that my relationship with Upstream is back on again, but I think that we can both agree that it's ok for us to see other people as well.


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Input: The tension in the room was incredible. You could taste it. You could feel it bend under the intent gaze of hundreds of reporters. It was terrifying for all of us. Thousands of factories had opened up in the past few weeks under the scrutiny of the tentative alliance between the new visitors and our new unified government. The trade agreement had done a lot for us here on Earth. We are in a position where there is not war, people are people and money is everybody' s. We have reached a level where matters between us don' t matter. Money brings us all together for once. Back to the tension, see, even I' m trying to cut it. A single briefcase full of 5, 000, 000, 000, 000 galactic credits. Enough to push us toward standing beside some of the greatest civilizations this universe harbors. For what you ask? A contract. Those factories are for us. See, we are the only race in a million planets with opposable thumbs. And they really like My Little Pony dolls. Deal made. So many pictures. Our future first documented. Before boarding the trade ship, the thumbless beings turned around and spoke; "Friendship is Magic "_________ EDIT: Spelling, format, etc.


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Input: In the bootstrap percolation model, sites in an L by L square are initiallyinfected independently with probability p. At subsequent steps, a healthy sitebecomes infected if it has at least 2 infected neighbours. As(L,p)->(infinity,0), the probability that the entire square is eventuallyinfected is known to undergo a phase transition in the parameter p log L,occurring asymptotically at lambda = pi^2/18. We prove that the discrepancybetween the critical parameter and its limit lambda is at least Omega((logL)^(-1/2)). In contrast, the critical window has width only Theta((logL)^(-1)). For the so-called modified model, we prove rigorous explicit boundswhich imply for example that the relative discrepancy is at least 1% even whenL = 10^3000. Our results shed some light on the observed differences betweensimulations and rigorous asymptotics.


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Input: Familiar, a ballad The rain fell hard when Sera left, as heavy as her gait. The ghost-wood locket at her neck hung with solemn weight. Within, two portraits at the sides: A kitten' s flushed delight And her' s, a smiling mother' s pride - Though no such look tonight. She hit the tree line at a run - the storm above her grew - thunder beat a frenzied drum and lightning forked in two. Rye had seen the mystic fork from further in the wood. Within his trembling hands, a book had said " this sign was good. " If the book said good, it' d have to do. The book was all he had. He' d only failed a spell, or two when the directions had been bad. So book in hand ( he checked it twice ) he drew the ancient sign. But then, Fate rolled the ancient dice: Came Sera from behind. Blinded by the lightning' s stem she stumbled into Rye. Two bodies, now as talisman would see the spell comply. Two bolts of lightning struck, and fused the magic was now done. Two mages groaned, dazed and confused not knowing what' d begun. Fate had thought it' d played a joke On mages unprepared To thwart it' s final, authored stroke: A spell with no compare. Yet when their eyes had met, they cast A familiar incantation. The ancient spell was growing fast And with it, a revelation: Within the boy Sera' d found a son, And a student fair of skill. Rye had found a mother' s love ( a role a book can' t fill ). But all the humor here is this: if you could see Rye' s mark drawn in inexperience, his pentacle was stark, Far too stark to cast the spell. And yet, from there, at last Beneath the forking thunder' s knell They both had a spell to cast edit: fixing formatting


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Input: We observe several interesting phenomena in a technicolor-like model ofelectroweak symmetry breaking based on the D4-D8-D8bar system of Sakai andSugimoto. The benefit of holographic models based on D-brane configurations isthat both sides of the holographic duality are well understood. We find thatthe lightest technicolor resonances contribute negatively to thePeskin-Takeuchi S-parameter, but heavy resonances do not decouple and leadgenerically to large, positive values of S, consistent with standard estimatesin QCD-like theories. We study how the S parameter and the masses and decayconstants of the vector and axial-vector techni-resonances vary over aone-parameter family of D8-brane configurations. We discuss possibilities forthe consistent truncation of the theory to the first few resonances and suggestsome generic predictions of stringy holographic technicolor models.


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Input: Lloyd, 34, signed for English champions City on Wednesday on a short-team deal."This can only be a good thing, especially for the younger players in the squad to learn off her," Houghton told BBC Sport. "She is world class, and she is a leader."That can only benefit English players that are playing in this country."Lloyd will join a City squad which includes England Under-19 midfielder Keira Walsh, England winger Nikita Parris, 22, and playmaker Isobel Christiansen, 25, as well as teenage England youth international forward Georgia Stanway.Media playback is not supported on this deviceHoughton added: "To have someone of Carli's experience and leadership is something we wanted to bring to this club, as well as her football activity."This is what Manchester City is all about and, by attracting those sorts of players, we are heading in a direction where we want to be not only the best team in England but we want to be dominate in Europe as well."Houghton's side, competing in their first European campaign, face Danish champions Fortuna Hjorring in March's Champions League quarter-final."This will be our first quarter-final and we do just need that little bit of experience and a cool head to come on the pitch," she continued."The Champions League for us is a massive competition and she [Lloyd] is a player with big-game experience."US captain Lloyd became the third American player to join an English club this winter, after winger Crystal Dunn's move to Chelsea Ladies and midfielder Heather O'Reilly's switch to Arsenal.


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Input: Authorities in Blackpool, Kent and Newham in London have each been awarded £10 million to "spot the early signs", the Big Lottery Fund (BLF) said.Council-led schemes in Cornwall and Wolverhampton were each granted nearly £9 million while £7.8 million will go towards a five-year project in Hull.Lyn Cole, BLF grant-making director, said funds would "tackle stigma".She said: "Mental health issues in early teens, if not tackled early, can develop into more serious conditions, impacting on school results and opportunities later on in life."Phil Webster, who holds the portfolio for safeguarding children at Hull City Council, added: "Mental and emotional health is incredibly important in children's lives and we know from research that mental illness in young people often develops from age 14 onwards."The six schemes were chosen from a pilot project, known as HeadStart, set up two years ago when 12 areas were awarded funding between £400,000 and £900,000 to develop long-term plans.A BLF spokesman said the new grants would be used mainly for "providing a supportive school environment" through peer mentoring and tackling social media bullying."HeadStart will also provide targeted support to pupils showing risk factors such as repeated absences and disruptive behaviour," he added.In 2014, the government announced it was investing £1.4 billion over five years in mental health services for children and young people.


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Input: The paper is considering an opportunity for the CERN/GranSasso (CNGS)neutrino complex, concurrent time-wise with T2K and NOvA, to search fortheta_13 oscillations and CP violation. Compared with large water Cherenkov(T2K) and fine grained scintillators (NOvA), the LAr-TPC offers a higherdetection efficiency and a lower backgrounds, since virtually all channels maybe unambiguously recognized. The present proposal, called MODULAr, describes a20 kt fiducial volume LAr-TPC, following very closely the technology developedfor the ICARUS-T60o, and is focused on the following activities, for which weseek an extended international collaboration:  (1) the neutrino beam from the CERN 400 GeV proton beam and an optimised hornfocussing, eventually with an increased intensity in the framework of the LHCaccelerator improvement program;  (2) A new experimental area LNGS-B, of at least 50000 m3 at 10 km off-axisfrom the main Laboratory, eventually upgradable to larger sizes. A location isunder consideration at about 1.2 km equivalent water depth;  (3) A new LAr Imaging detector of at least 20 kt fiducial mass. Such anincrease in the volume over the current ICARUS T600 needs to be carefullyconsidered. It is concluded that a very large mass is best realised with a setof many identical, independent units, each of 5 kt, "cloning" the technology ofthe T600. Further phases may foresee extensions of MODULAr to meet futurephysics goals.  The experiment might reasonably be operational in about 4/5 years, provided anew hall is excavated in the vicinity of the Gran Sasso Laboratory and adequatefunding and participation are made available.


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Input: Glen is very knowledgeable but can be a bit overwhelming, annoying and pushy, I can see how he can be very helpful to the average Joe, but if you are in his shop you should have done your homework, as this place is not walmart, mid to high level product here. I would encourage getting fitted and even buying a bike there, but going back for service is a whole different story. Same day service is unheard of here, even for the simplest of adjustments, no service is available at all on the weekends. the first time I took a bike there to have a rear derailer hanger replaced and re-adjusted (I had already purchased and had the hanger) 11 days went by before I returned to pick my bike up after not being called. I figured it was just a fluke experience and gave them the benefit of the doubt. The second time. I took a bike in to have a damaged shift lever replaced with a new 7800 pair. I called after 9 days and they said it wold be 2 days more. when I showed up 2 days later it still wasn't done, it took 2 more following that, 13 days total. Stay away from their service department


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Input: We study by extensive Monte Carlo simulations the transport of itinerantspins travelling inside a multilayer composed of three ferromagnetic filmsantiferromagnetically coupled to each other in a sandwich structure. The twoexterior films interact with the middle one through non magnetic spacers. Thespin model is the Ising one and the in-plane transport is considered. Variousinteractions are taken into account. We show that the current of the itinerantspins going through this system depends strongly on the magnetic ordering ofthe multilayer: at temperatures $T$ below (above) the transition temperature$T_c$, a strong (weak) current is observed. This results in a strong jump ofthe resistance across $T_c$. Moreover, we observe an anomalous variation,namely a peak, of the spin current in the critical region just above $T_c$. Weshow that this peak is due to the formation of domains in the temperatureregion between the low-$T$ ordered phase and the true paramagnetic disorderedphase. The existence of such domains is known in the theory of criticalphenomena. The behavior of the resistance obtained here is compared to a recentexperiment. An excellent agreement with our physical interpretation isobserved. We also show and discuss effects of various physical parametersentering our model such as interaction range, strength of electric and magneticfields and magnetic film and non magnetic spacer thicknesses.


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Input: That's the only reason why I gave them such a poor mark. I hope that caught their attention. nnI try to buy produce and a lot of times many of the items I seem to select have no price tags, price stickers, barcode, name of produce and per/lb info. none of that. It's not listed anywhere and when I ask an associate they themselves don't know. Now please don't try retraining them because your associates are very kind and generous this is a corporate issue. nnSame goes for milk, cold cuts and breakfast meat products. nnEggs sometimes have poor labels placed in odd locations confusing the customer and forcing them to go on an Easter Egg hunt for the right price. nnnThey also have fake sales. Placing price tags that are actually higher then the week before and claiming 'you are saving'. nnIt's close and convenient. nnPrices are a bit high. nnAssociates are so kind. They are generous, considerate and very polite. nnI still like them. I'm there every week.


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Input: I headed to Thai Cuisine with high hopes and several positive reviews from friends. nnThe service was good, decor so-so, and prices were great. In fact, I double-checked the bill because I thought the waitress may have forgotten to add an entree, it was that reasonably priced! nnThe food was good, solid thai food. My mind wasn't blown, nor was I disappointed. I think all thai restaurants need to unite and decide on a single "heat scale" to rule them all. Some places it's 1-5, some 1-10, and I've even seen a 1-7 thrown in here and there. The problem is, they are all subjective to the cook. nnI ordered a 7 out of 10 and got back something milder than mild buffalo wing hot. I think I ruined the food a little by adding my own mix of chilis. My wife loved her curry, and my pad thai wasn't bad. I'd go back, but the search continues.. .


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Input: In this paper we consider two processes driven by diffusions and jumps. Thejump components are Levy processes and they can both have finite activity andinfinite activity. Given discrete observations we estimate the covariationbetween the two diffusion parts and the co-jumps. The detection of the co-jumpsallows to gain insight in the dependence structure of the jump components andhas important applications in finance. Our estimators are based on a thresholdprinciple allowing to isolate the jumps. This work follows Gobbi and Mancini(2006) where the asymptotic normality for the estimator of the covariation,with convergence speed given by the squared root of h, was obtained when thejump components have finite activity. Here we show that the speed is thesquared root of h only when the activity of the jump components is moderate.


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Input: My family stands around me in the living room. The room is silent with the exception of the ramblings of a news reporter coming from the TV. The lights are dim. The soundless pulse from my hand bathes the room in a neon blue hue. The room brightens and dims in sapphire light like the waves of the ocean. On the TV, the reporter is speakng in a helicopter high above a wooded jungle. The headline reads: *Strange Glow Emerges from Amazon River. It' s nighttime in South America. Darkness has swallowed most of the jungle. The only light comes from helicopter and from the glowing of the river. The azure light slithers through the trees like an illustrious snake. It' s pulsing as well, at the same rate as my own. Then, the screen is flooded by the blue light as it drowns every corner of the television screen. Screaming can be heard. My family panics. At that moment, my house explodes in blue light. It' s all over.


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Input: Our server seemed impatient and annoyed with us. He asked us immediately after sitting down what we wanted to order. I had no idea and asked him to come back after we had time to look over the menu. He looked horrified but went away anyway. He came back a couple of seconds later and asked what we wanted. I felt rushed so I ordered something I have ordered in the past. I really wanted to try something different and read the menu  But they don't give you time for that. nnThe food came out in a matter of seconds. I thought that was a mistake so I told the person balancing the plates that was not our order. He went and got someone who could speak English to to tell us that they were what we ordered and placed them in front of us. I had burritos deluxe and my friend had a steak salad,  The salad came without dressing so she asked the serve for some dressing. While not pleased he did go get her some dressing. My burritos were boring and tasteless. nnThey moved their business into a doomed location. Nothing seems to stay there for long. This is one place that really needs to go away! It was awful! !


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Input: The U's survival hopes look slim as they currently sit 10 points from safety with six games to go."It's all very well me sitting here saying I know who I want to keep," Keen told BBC Radio Essex."There will be a lot of external influences throughout the summer depending on what league we're in."Colchester are unbeaten in their last three games and travel to 20th-placed Blackpool on Saturday."It's very difficult for me to say 'I want to keep him, him and him, those contracts are sorted and we're all good for next year,'" added Keen. "I can't see a scenario where that's going to happen."I can see a scenario where players in contract will be sought after by other teams. Players out of contract will have choices to make."There are very good players in contract, so we'll just have to wait and see what happens in the summer."


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Input: We present optical UBVRI sky brightness measures from 1992 through 2006. Thedata are based on CCD imagery obtained with the CTIO 0.9-m, 1.3-m, and 1.5-mtelescopes. The B- and V-band data are in reasonable agreement withmeasurements previously made at Mauna Kea, though on the basis of a smallnumber of images per year there are discrepancies for the years 1992 through1994. Our CCD-based data are not significantly different than values obtainedat Cerro Paranal. We find that the yearly averages of V-band sky brightness arebest correlated with the 10.7-cm solar flux taken 5 days prior to the skybrightness measures. This implies an average speed of 350 km/sec for the solarwind. While we can measure an enhancement of the night sky levels over LaSerena 10 degrees above the horizon, at elevation angles above 45 degrees wefind no evidence that the night sky brightness at Cerro Tololo is affected byartificial light of nearby towns and cities.


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Input: This paper proposes the response surface method for finite element modelupdating. The response surface method is implemented by approximating thefinite element model surface response equation by a multi-layer perceptron. Theupdated parameters of the finite element model were calculated using geneticalgorithm by optimizing the surface response equation. The proposed method wascompared to the existing methods that use simulated annealing or geneticalgorithm together with a full finite element model for finite element modelupdating. The proposed method was tested on an unsymmetri-cal H-shapedstructure. It was observed that the proposed method gave the updated naturalfrequen-cies and mode shapes that were of the same order of accuracy as thosegiven by simulated annealing and genetic algorithm. Furthermore, it wasobserved that the response surface method achieved these results at acomputational speed that was more than 2.5 times as fast as the geneticalgorithm and a full finite element model and 24 times faster than thesimulated annealing.


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Input: Depending on your sobriety level when you leave, it may be because you have a little trouble remembering your time there. nnWhen you enter past the surly ticket takers and go through the doors you're greeted by the booming music of top 40s remixes, though I do like the fact that they don't play it so loud that you can't hear someone screaming in your ear. The drinks here are kinda eh, you don't get much for your money and they are fairly weak in my opinion. Though I hear that on Sunday well drinks are free with a $10 cover, and Fridays offers free beer on tap so that's something to keep in mind. nnThe main reason to go here is for the dancing! They have a huge dance floor and it is quite a sight to see everyone dancing their tushes off! I was particularly amused by the twink who was twerkin it like it ain't no thang! I always have a fun time here, even when I'm the DD. The patio outside is filled with people smoking and chatting each other up. Good if you'd like to have a conversation with someone you've met, not so good if you are adverse to cigarette smoke though. nnScorpio's is a fun time, and they have lots of cool drag shows that are pretty awesome to watch. There is a fair mix of people on most days. It is extremely ghetto on Saturday though, and lots of fights break out on that day though so I'd steer away from that day.


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Input: I walked alone down the street. Sure, there were people all around me, hundreds, thousands, but I was alone. Retreated deep into my mind away from the horrors of humanity. None of them realised what they were doing, how they were hurting each other, hurting themselves. The conflict that was at the heart of our city raged on inside everyone, while nobody acknowledged it was happening. People were dying and nobody thought it was an atrocity. People were starving and nobody thought to feed them. I was the only one who saw, the only one who realised what was happening. But what could one person do in twenty thousand? This conflict had no leaders, no central tenet, it was a centuries-old hatred between two peoples, but there was no opportunity for fighting because of those alien oppressors who kept us together. You' d think we' d be united against them, but instead we blamed each other. I blamed everyone, and I had to leave. I kept walking, along the main road towards the barricades and guard posts. Soon to be another smear of blood on the ground.


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Input: It is urging them to "keep trying" the emergency phone numbers instead, although some have pointed out that mobile phone batteries are running low.One expert said it could be because social media posts can be hard to verify.Many people are tweeting their addresses and asking to be rescued.However it is possible that not all the requests will be spotted - and they may not all be genuine."The web is messy and unpredictable," said Euan Semple, who advises on the impact of social media on businesses and society."You have to be able to judge signal from noise."Mr Semple added that persuading people to follow the Coast Guard's advice would be challenging."If you're in an extreme situation, and you can't get access through formal channels, and there is the prospect of help from somewhere else helping your signal to be seen, it would be tough not to."Residents of a care home were rescued after an image of them waist-deep in floodwater went viral on Twitter.Facebook has activated its safety check-in in Texas so that affected members can mark themselves safe.


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Input: We investigate the evolution of binary fractions in star clusters usingN-body models of up to 100000 stars. Primordial binary frequencies in thesemodels range from 5% to 50%. Simulations are performed with the NBODY4 code andinclude a full mass spectrum of stars, stellar evolution, binary evolution andthe tidal field of the Galaxy. We find that the overall binary fraction of acluster almost always remains close to the primordial value, except at latetimes when a cluster is near dissolution. A critical exception occurs in thecentral regions where we observe a marked increase in binary fraction with time-- a simulation starting with 100000 stars and 5% binaries reached a corebinary frequency as high as 40% at the end of the core-collapse phase(occurring at 16 Gyr with ~20000 stars remaining). Binaries are destroyed inthe core by a variety of processes as a cluster evolves, but the combination ofmass-segregation and creation of new binaries in exchange interactions producesthe observed increase in relative number. We also find that binaries are cycledinto and out of cluster cores in a manner that is analogous to convection instars. For models of 100000 stars we show that the evolution of the core-radiusup to the end of the initial phase of core-collapse is not affected by theexact value of the primordial binary frequency (for frequencies of 10% orless). We discuss the ramifications of our results for the likely primordialbinary content of globular clusters.


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Input: I was nine years old for my first. Most people have trouble remembering the events of a week ago and yet that day twenty-three years past is still so fresh in my mind. I can picture it, the skin peeled back, the muscles underneath clenching and unclenching. My parents had gotten me a sewing kit for my birthday, perhaps in the hope of focusing me on something productive. The needles I had kept, and the string. The small scissors I used methodically to slice away flesh. Blood pooled, like a stagnant well. But it smelled of power, and it fascinated me. I sat for a while, watching my work. Seeing the muscles move, the lungs filling and collapsing like a crippled bird. The beast' s eyes rolled in its head, endlessly. And I watched. Its death was of no great interest to me. The morbid fascination that I had felt as it shuddered in its death throes left at the same instant that the light in its eyes did. When it was over I cleaned my tools, even then I had been tidy, systematic. The body I hid, deep in the woods. I visited it often, reminiscing, remembering. The surge of power I felt faded each day, and I wanted more. My dog had been my first. And as you know officer, it was not my last.


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Input: Simple nonlinear dynamical systems with multiple stable stationary states areoften taken as models for switchlike biological systems. This paper considersthe interaction of multiple such simple multistable systems when they areembedded together into a larger dynamical "supersystem." Attention is focusedon the network structure of the resulting set of coupled differentialequations, and the consequences of this structure on the propensity of theembedded switches to act independently versus cooperatively. Specifically, itis argued that both larger average and larger variance of the node degreedistribution lead to increased switch independence. Given the frequency ofempirical observations of high variance degree distributions (e.g., power-law)in biological networks, it is suggested that the results presented here may aidin identifying switch-integrating subnetworks as comparatively homogenous,low-degree, substructures. Potential applications to ecological problems suchas the relationship of stability and complexity are also briefly discussed.


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Input: I went to the market with about 24 dollars cash after a yoga class. I arrived a little before noon and did a walk around. The space is not terribly big and there seemed to be about fifteen or so vendors. nnFor sale were your usual farmer's market items, fruits and veggies, but also farm raised, hormone free chicken and red meat, baked goods, incense, and arts&crafts. nnI spent all my money and came away with three cucumbers, a handfull of bite-sized plums, extra large scallions, five potatoes, two fried pies, pecan coffee cake, a mini fruit pie, peaches, homemade butter garlic herb biscuits, and a few beefsteak tomatoes. There was a vendor that sold loose tea, but I ran out of money before I got to him. nnI would have liked to have seen more leafy greens since there are so many of them in season at this time. The overall selection was no where close to some of the markets Ive been to, the prices were reasonable. Farmer's markets are all about BUYING LOCAL and as a advocate of the slow food movement, I am just glad that Noda has one! nn*I was able to get some better deals having arrived later in day and a couple hours before closing.


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Input: Ginnelly claims the incident happened as he was substituted in the latter stages of their 3-2 defeat."It's not acceptable in the game - and it's not acceptable to be spoken to in that way by anyone," said Tolson.The Football Association are conducting an investigation after match officials reported the 18-year-old's complaint."The biggest concern for me as a manager - how is Josh and how is it affecting him?" Tolson told BBC Sport."It's unacceptable to anyone, not just our player. That is across the board."Ginnelly, who joined the club on loan from Burnley in January, reported the incident to fourth official Natalie Aspinall and later made a statement in the presence of representatives from Altrincham and the police.Barrow chief executive Austin Straker said the club was also carrying out a review of available video footage."The club have no recent history of such behaviour and are appalled by the possibility that it may have occurred," he added."There can be no place in any community for any form of discrimination, and every effort is made at the ground and in the local affiliations to educate fans to this end."The club have an excellent record of working with the authorities in dealing swiftly and firmly with any unacceptable behaviour in, or indeed around, the stadium."


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Input: The Unison union said its members wanted additional payments for undertaking tasks which were dirty, unpleasant, involved regularly working outside or heavy lifting.The staff involved in the action are employed by Cordia - an arms-length body of Glasgow City Council.All schools were open on Monday but some breakfast clubs were cancelled.The dispute centres on a claim by janitors for a Working Context and Demands Payment, which can range from Â£500 to Â£1,000 annually.The union has accused Cordia of "using spurious arguments to justify not making this payment" to its members.Unison Glasgow branch officer Sam Macartney said: "Unison is very clear that school janitors meet the criteria to be awarded this payment."Our members have been left with no option other than to take this action as both Cordia and the council are wrong and just not listening to our members."The council needs to get round the table with Unison and agree a negotiated settlement of our members' legitimate claim."Janitors on strike turned up at the City Chambers on Monday "with buckets, mops and brooms" to stage a demonstration. Another will be held on Tuesday.Picket lines were organised on Monday morning with a repeat planned for Wednesday.The union said teachers, support workers, cleaners and catering staff had been advised by their unions not to undertake the duties of janitors in their absence.A council spokesman said: "Some of the city's janitors took part in industrial action in a number of our primary, Additional Support for Learning schools and nurseries today, with similar action planned for Tuesday and Wednesday of this week."This action unfortunately meant that Breakfast Clubs in affected schools had to be cancelled."


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Input: Michael Birch, 44, was one of 23 people injured in the East Mersea accident near Colchester, in September.He had to be cut free from his cabin by firefighters and was airlifted to hospital having sustained deep lacerations in his abdomen.After seven operations, Mr Birch has returned home to continue his recovery.The father of four has no memory of the four days after the crash when he underwent stomach surgery , two shoulder operations, skin grafts and the reconstruction of a hand.Recalling the moment of impact on 23 September, he said: "I was driving along and just bang, just felt this shunt sensation."I woke up and the bus is a wreck around me, passengers are screaming and I'm sitting in the seat and holding onto my stomach contents, which had just burst out."A low-loader had come past, but the traction engine that was on the back had fallen off and smashed into the bus - literally just made a massive, massive mess."He described feeling helpless as he was unable to move to help any passengers.He said: "I was worried that with the stomach, the way it was, I just thought I was going to die. People were screaming. It was horrible."By his hospital bedside was his wife Gemma, who was shocked to see him so ill.She said: "When the police turned up telling me that he was alive. We just had to go, it was scary."He had tubes and wires, monitors kept bleeping, just telling me he was really poorly."Mr Birch said they had received great support from their friends and family, and had one message for those who have helped.He said: "To everybody that supported me and who has asked about me and has helped raise money to help us and stuff, I just want to say thank you. It just restores your faith in humanity."A 51-year-old Great Yarmouth man arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving has been released on police bail until 3 January.For the full interview, listen back to BBC Essex's breakfast show from 06:00.


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Input: Ms Borst, 81, helped push through legislation in 2001 that made the Netherlands the first country to legalise euthanasia.Forensic scientists were unable to say why she died. Police have said it was either an accident or a crime.Ms Borst, who was a medical academic, served as minister from 1994-2002.Her body was found on Monday evening and the area around her home near the central city of Utrecht was cordoned off.Initial inquiries proved inconclusive, however police on Tuesday ruled out death by natural causes.A full post mortem examination will now take place at the Netherlands Forensic Institute, they say."She may have had an accident after she felt unwell, but that cannot yet be said with certainty," a police spokesman told Dutch media. "So we cannot yet say whether any crime may have been involved."A spokesman had earlier told Dutch radio there were no indications of anything untoward happening.Els Borst had appeared at a conference of her liberal D66 party on Saturday and her death came as a shock to political colleagues in The Hague.For a time, she led her party in the 1990s and Prime Minister Mark Rutte said her death was a great loss for Dutch politics."She ensured a breakthrough in the field of euthanasia for which very many people are still grateful," said Health Minister Edith Schippers.She was also behind legislation governing the use of tissue from aborted foetuses for medical research.


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Input: Edna Atherton was 88 when she fell from the platform, suffering broken ribs and a cut head at Birkenhead's Hamilton Square station in July 2015.The prosecution had claimed Martin Zee, 33, had not followed Merseyrail's door closure safety procedure fully.But the defence argued the fall was an accident, Liverpool Crown Court heard.They said there was a "fundamental failing" in the 17-point safety procedure itself, because the curve of the platform meant there were several blind spots.The trial was shown CCTV footage of Mr Zee leaving the back of the train and walking to the wall of the platform to check all passengers had got off and on the carriages.After Mr Zee pushed the button to close the doors, two women can be seen trying to board the front of the train. As the doors were reopened and closed, one of them fell between the train and the platform.Mr Zee, of Coronation Road, Runcorn, Cheshire, had pleaded not guilty to a charge of endangering the safety of railway passengers by wilful omission or neglect.The jury cleared him after two hours of deliberations.A Merseyrail spokesman said its internal investigation and another by safety regulator the Office of Rail and Road "found there was no case to answer"."The door closure warning alarm is in place to alert passengers to the danger of closing doors and we rely on passengers heeding that warning and not attempting to board or alight while the doors are closing."A spokesman for British Transport Police said: "It is our duty as a police force to investigate and present the evidence to the Crown Prosecution Service."A Crown Prosecution Service spokesman said: "The decision to charge was made following detailed consideration of the evidence and in accordance with the Code for Crown Prosecutors."


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Input: Cilic tested positive for banned substance nikethamide in April and was given a suspension in September, backdated to 1 May.This is the third time in just over two years that the Court of Arbitration for Sport has reduced the length of bans issued to tennis players. As all professionals now receive considerable anti-doping education, its latest reasons will be carefully studied when made public.But the Croat's appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas) was partially upheld, meaning he is eligible to return to competition.The 25-year-old has won nine career titles and is a former Australian Open semi-finalist."The panel determined that the degree of fault committed by the athlete was inferior to that established in the [tribunal] decision," Cas said in a statement."The panel also determined that the sanction imposed was too severe in view of the degree of fault and concluded that it should be reduced to four months."International Tennis Federation president Francesco Ricci Bitti said the ITF "respected the decision of the CAS tribunal, who agreed that an anti-doping rule violation has been committed"."We await the full decision to better understand CAS's reasoning for reducing the sanction," he added.Cilic's ranking, which has dropped to 47, is set for an immediate boost with the return of his points from events including the French Open, Wimbledon and Aegon Championships at Queen's Club, London, where he was runner-up to Andy Murray.


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Input: We report on measurements of the adiabatic temperature change in the inversemagnetocaloric Ni$_{50}$Mn$_{34}$In$_{16}$ alloy. It is shown that this alloyheats up with the application of a magnetic field around the Curie point due tothe conventional magnetocaloric effect. In contrast, the inverse magnetocaloriceffect associated with the martensitic transition results in the unusualdecrease of temperature by adiabatic magnetization. We also providemagnetization and specific heat data which enable to compare the measuredtemperature changes to the values indirectly computed from thermodynamicrelationships. Good agreement is obtained for the conventional effect at thesecond-order paramagnetic-ferromagnetic phase transition. However, at the firstorder structural transition the measured values at high fields are lower thanthe computed ones. Irreversible thermodynamics arguments are given to show thatsuch a discrepancy is due to the irreversibility of the first-order martensitictransition.


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Input: It's a shame it's the only real photography store in the city, but they could definitley do better. nnAs part of a black and white photography class, I needed to pick up film and photo paper, among a few other things. While Bernie's had everything I needed (and lots of other supplies) I didn't feel all that appreciated for coming in. I spent a couple hundred bucks and felt like I was being shuffled out the door as quickly as possible. nnI will give the one guy at the counter some credit because a woman right before me asked to get a roll or two of film developed in just barely an hour. I could tell he wanted to get to it quickly, but still felt like I was hassling the guy just being there. nnI hate to see real camera stores shut down, but unless I'm in a pinch I'm probably going to order supplies online from now on.


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Input: We report the discovery of a massive (Mp = 9.04+/-0.50 MJup) planettransiting the bright (V = 8.7) F8 star HD 147506, with an orbital period of5.63341+/-0.00013 days and an eccentricity of e = 0.520+/-0.010. From thetransit light curve we determine that the radius of the planet is Rp =0.982^{+0.038}_{0.105}RJup. HD 147506b (also coined HAT-P-2b) has a mass about9 times the average mass of previously-known transiting exoplanets, and adensity of rho = 11.9 g cm-3, greater than that of rocky planets like theEarth. Its mass and radius are marginally consistent with theories of structureof massive giant planets composed of pure H and He, and may require a large(~100 Earth mass) core to account for. The high eccentricity causes a 9-foldvariation of insolation of the planet between peri- and apastron. Usingfollow-up photometry, we find that the center of transit is Tmid =2,454,212.8559 +/- 0.0007 (HJD), and the transit duration is 0.177 +/-0.002 d.


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Input: Based on previous studies deriving the chiral Lagrangian for pseudo scalarmesons from the first principle of QCD, we derive the electroweak chiralLagrangian and build up a formulation for computing its coefficients fromone-doublet technicolor model and a schematic topcolor-assisted technicolormodel. We find that the coefficients of the electroweak chiral Lagrangian forthe topcolor-assisted technicolor model are divided into three parts: directTC2 interaction part, TC1 and TC2 induced effective Z' particle contributionpart, and ordinary quarks contribution part. The first two parts are computedin this paper and we show that the direct TC2 interaction part is the same asthat in the one-doublet technicolor model, while effective Z' contributions areat least proportional to the p^2 order parameter \beta_1 in the electroweakchiral Lagrangian and typical features of topcolor-assisted technicolor modelare that it only allows positive T and U parameters and the T parameter variesin the range 0\sim 1/(25\alpha), the upper bound of T parameter will decreaseas long as Z' mass become large. The S parameter can be either positive ornegative depending on whether the Z' mass is large or small. The Z' mass isalso bounded above and the upper bound depend on value of T parameter. Weobtain the values for all the coefficients of the electroweak chiral Lagrangianup to order of p^4.


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Input: While I'm thrilled to see Bob and Vicky's crew thriving, I do have to say that I miss being able to actually walk-in on a Saturday or Sunday without a line around the block. nnIrregardless, when you're looking for unique spins on traditional diner fare, this is your joint. nnThe pancakes are all fantastic. I've had every combination on the menu and then plenty more (they'll usually grant a request if they have the ingredients and they usually run a weekend special). I highly suggest the apple walnut, banana chocolate chip, the oatmeal raisin, and most importantly.. . PUMPKIN (the best in town). nnLori's Raspberry French Toast is the obligatory first dine, just stay away from the other iterations that aren't first coated in corn flakes prior to landing on the griddle. nnThe jumbots, eggs benedict, and potato pancakes all also represent fantastic choices. If you have a choice of meat, hands down get the "ham off the bone". nnOne other key note.. . Bob, Vicky, and their daughter Lori go out of their way to make people happy. They always bring samples out to those waiting for a seat and offer coffee to hold people over when it's cold out. nnIf you're running solo or with one in tow, I recommend you check to see if there are spots at the bar (first come first serve).


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Input: My father used to speak of the war, of Egypt and Gallipoli' s distant shore, but the Turk and the Hun are trouble no more, it' s a new enemy with whom we must settle our score. & nbsp; From Perth to Kalgoorlie the call has gone out, "Our soil' s under attack, who will man the redoubt? "Now loyal men of the empire reply with a shout, "We' ll do to them what we did to the kraut! "& nbsp; Hark, unto Campion we eagerly go with pride, bravery and Lewis guns all in tow, there' s nothing to fear, we' ll survive any blow and strike back at our enemies, quid pro quo. & nbsp; Although they outnumber us ten thousand to one, it is a soldier' s duty to die with his gun, the emus may fear, they may scatter and run, but the glorious ANZAC retreats against none. & nbsp; Though bullets be dodged by our avian foes, though the frontline melts and shifts and flows, though they outrun our wheels on nought but their toes, we will give the invading emu what they are owed. & nbsp; We will save the farms from this merciless blight, whether a month or a year we will see through this fight, never flinching before a bird that lacks even flight, it is time for the emu to suffer our might. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - & nbsp; [ As always, if you enjoyed this check out my sub! ] ( https: //www. reddit. com/r/herd_of_birds )


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Input: The complaint does not relate to the superintendent's role within the force, Wiltshire Police said.An investigation is being carried out by another force after the incident was referred to the police watchdog.A spokesman for Wiltshire Police said the officer had not been arrested, but had been interviewed under caution by detectives.He added: "An investigation by an external police force has begun and in order to preserve the integrity of the investigation. It would be inappropriate for us to comment further at this stage."It's important to note that suspension is not an indication of guilt, but is sometimes a necessary part of the process."The matter had been voluntarily referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) which decided the matter could be investigated by an external police force.


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Input: Computational asymmetry, i.e., the discrepancy between the complexity oftransformations and the complexity of their inverses, is at the core of one-waytransformations. We introduce a computational asymmetry function that measuresthe amount of one-wayness of permutations. We also introduce the word-lengthasymmetry function for groups, which is an algebraic analogue of computationalasymmetry. We relate boolean circuits to words in a Thompson monoid, over afixed generating set, in such a way that circuit size is equal to word-length.Moreover, boolean circuits have a representation in terms of elements of aThompson group, in such a way that circuit size is polynomially equivalent toword-length. We show that circuits built with gates that are not constrained tohave fixed-length inputs and outputs, are at most quadratically more compactthan circuits built from traditional gates (with fixed-length inputs andoutputs). Finally, we show that the computational asymmetry function is closelyrelated to certain distortion functions: The computational asymmetry functionis polynomially equivalent to the distortion of the path length in Schreiergraphs of certain Thompson groups, compared to the path length in Cayley graphsof certain Thompson monoids. We also show that the results of Razborov andothers on monotone circuit complexity lead to exponential lower bounds oncertain distortions.


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Input: I mean you 99. 9% of the time, you need to have on your running shoes to sprint to the next gate which is never in the same area that you arrive in. ( although it shows me only have two check-ins I have been here numerous times)  For example, on my recent trip home, we arrived an hour late at gate B3 and I had to sprint to D7 only for it to be delayed. But then we had to go to gate C13 because the plane at gate D7 was infested with ants in the cargo bay that had just arrived from Montego Bay, Jamaica. LOL  It was funny after the fact, but when you are hauling a carry one that is small in size but heavy in weight, and you are dressed in a cute sundress with cute but flat sandals, it got to be a little much. All in all, this is a nice airport that is very clean and with lots of restaurant options. Just be ready to sprint to your next gate upon arriving!


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Input: Wales has 735 of the councils handling over Â£43m of public money but only an estimated 30% received qualified audit opinions on their last accounts.The warning comes as community councils are being asked to take on more services by cash-strapped county councils.The auditor has had to warn some councils for "serious weaknesses.""The accountability and scrutiny that comes with the use of public money is growing ever tighter," said Huw Vaughan Thomas, the Auditor General for Wales."Community councils are responsible for over Â£43m worth of funds and are likely to be devolved more responsibilities."Community councils represent the first tier of local government in Wales, and are equivalent to parish councils in England.They can hold the purse strings for local community buildings, parks, cemeteries, allotments and toilets.The auditor's report suggested councils should:The auditor's fifth annual report tells councils they are to implement a financial code of conduct and sets out what councils must to be compliant with regulations."I would urge them to undertake an investigation into their current practice to ensure they are compliant with their legal requirements before the 2016-17 audit reviews," added Mr Thomas."It is worrying to see that a number of councils have qualified opinions which are easily avoidable."Nick Ramsay, chairman of the assembly's public accounts committee, said: "It is essential that these councils have robust and effective arrangements in place for financial management and governance."While many councils have good arrangements in place, the Auditor General's report shows that there is still much work to do to raise standards of financial management and governance across the sector."


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Input: Aims. We probe the effect of turbulent diffusion on the chemistry at theinterface between a cold neutral medium (CNM) cloudlet and the warm neutralmedium (WNM). Methods. We perform moving grid, multifluid, 1D, hydrodynamicalsimulations with chemistry including thermal and chemical diffusion. Thediffusion coefficients are enhanced to account for turbulent diffusion. Wepost-process the steady-states of our simulations with a crude model ofradiative transfer to compute line profiles. Results. Turbulent diffusionspreads out the transition region between the CNM and the WNM. We find that theCNM slightly expands and heats up: its CH and H$_2$ content decreases due tothe lower density. The change of physical conditions and diffusive transportincrease the H$^+$ content in the CNM which results in increased OH and H$_2$O.Diffusion transports some CO out of the CNM. It also brings H$_2$ into contactwith the warm gas with enhanced production of CH$^+$, H$_3^+$, OH and H$_2$O atthe interface. O lines are sensitive to the spread of the thermal profile inthe intermediate region between the CNM and the WNM. Enhanced molecular contentat the interface of the cloud broadens the molecular line profiles and helpsexciting transitions of intermediate energy. The relative molecular yield arefound higher for bigger clouds. Conclusions. Turbulent diffusion can be thesource of additional molecular production and should be included in chemicalmodels of the interstellar medium (ISM). It also is a good candidate for theinterpretation of observational problems such as warm H$_2$, CH$^+$ formationand presence of H$_3^+$.


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Input: Several stars orbit around a black hole candidate of mass $3.7\times 10^6$M$_{\odot}$, in the region of the Galactic Center (GC). Looking for GeneralRelativistic (GR) periastron shifts is limited by the existence of a stellarcluster around the black hole that would modify the orbits due to classicaleffects that might mask the GR effect. Only if one knows the cluster parameters(its mass and core radius) it is possible to unequivocally deduce the GReffects expected and then test them. In this paper it is shown that theobservation of the proper motion of Sgr A$^*$, $v_{Sgr A^*} = (0.4\pm 0.9)$ kms$^{-1}$ (\citealt{reid2004}), could help us to constrain the clusterparameters significantly and that future measurements of the periastron shiftsfor at least three stars may adequately determine the cluster parameters andthe mass of the black hole.


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Input: I lived and worked nearby for a number of years, and ate there often. nnThe staff were always incredibly friendly, and even got to know my order after awhile. Their sugar fried biscuits were a must until I had to go gluten-free, and I always enjoyed the corn and mashed potatoes with my pork shoulder. nnOvershadowing this, though, were the counterproductive idiosyncracies of the business. I enjoy quirky (and don't see it often enough these days, ) but in this case, in the business sense, it confused me. nnThe owner is a bit.. . eccentric, to say the least. nnAlso, he's famous for his BBQ sauces. There are awards and ribbons all over the restaurant saying so. Fantastic! Why can't I get them on my dinner? nnThere's only ONE sauce available in the restaurant (and it's on the sweeter end of the spectrum. ) What about adding a mustard-based sauce? Or something in a spicier Texas-style? nnYour sauce skills may be excellent, but if you don't allow your restaurant patrons to experience them, you're leaving them with a really narrow excerpt of what you have to offer. TELLING us how wonderful your work is PALES in comparison letting us TASTE it. nnEven if there were only 2-3 options, that would put a whole 'nother spin on the SJ dining experience! nnAdditionally, the sides are tasty, but TEENY! I know the focus is on the protein, but even simply increasing the portion size by 50% (and keep the 2 sides/entree) would be a good start. Or double+ their size and have 1 side/entree. (The entrees w/sides aren't exactly cheap. )nnIn closing, next time you stop by, on your way in, take a look at the happy, oblivious-looking pig painted on the building, sitting on the globe, munching on a rack of tasty pork ribs. nnIs he just there for the award-winning sauce, or do you think he knows he's unintentionally advocating porcine cannibalism?


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Input: Overwhelmed with work at that time of the night and unfamiliarity with the area prompted a quick call for their Ad's Rockin' Pasta ($17). I was initially told the delivery would arrive in 45 minutes to an hour, but the food came knocking on my hotel room sooner than expected. nnThe complimentary mini garlic buns were cooled by that time. It was over-buttered but yummy nonetheless. It was a delight to see the whopping serving of pasta after not having anything to eat all day. Thankfully it was kept warm by the plastic container and comforting with every bite. The generous servings of angel hair was filled to the brim with juicy chicken slices, very few shrimps, mushrooms, roasted and hot peppers drenched in a mild marinara sauce. The flood of sweet and semi-savory marinara was not the ideal and the peppers also did not make an impression. The quality of the pasta was overcooked and oversoaked, but the pieces of chunky chicken were tender and delicious. The side salad did not look very fresh and was not newsworthy. nnI didn't get a chance to visit the venue to get a better impression of the establishment, but as a delivery service I thought it was fast while portions were very generous. Value wise, kudos to them for having a $5 children's menu for those at the ages 2-10. For my dish however, I still consider it overpriced for what was supposed to be their fanciest pasta dish. 2. 5 stars for the experience.


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Input: The Improving Young People's Mental Health Services forum was set up by the relatives of 15-year-old Oliver Edwards-Cavill, who took his own life in 2008.Both Pembrokeshire council and Hywel Dda Health Board were due to be on the panel, but both were unable to attend.Hywel Dda said it was down to staff sickness.The headmistress of Greenhill  School and representatives from Pembrokeshire College, Age Cymru and the mental health charity Hafal were among those to attend the event in Pembroke Dock.Some audience members were frustrated by the council and health board's absence from the panel.Libby Ryan-Davies, director of Mental Health and Learning Disabilities for Hywel Dda University Health Board, said it was down to staff sickness and despite attempts, they were unable find a replacement.She said a staff representative participated as an audience member.Pembrokeshire council has been asked to comment.Some of the issues discussed were the safeguarding of children in schools and a reduction of local authority services around mental health.Oliver's aunt Suzannah Palmer, hoped the forum would stop another family "having to bury their child".Oliver's cousin, London barrister Matthew Watkins, told BBC Wales that since his death, they have read about other young people taking their lives."Over the past few years, there have been a number of children who have taken their lives and from what we have seen there has not been a huge amount of support, he said."We want to go about it the right way."We want to engage with all the services because we are not mental health specialists; we need to be informed where we can direct our efforts."Pembrokeshire council said there are "a range of universal school-based support available to secondary school pupils in Pembrokeshire, as well as targeted support provided in school by outside agencies".There is also "specific support for complex young people", the council added.


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Input: We review the possibility that the Supersymmetric Standard Model arises fromorbifold constructions of the E_8 x E_8 Heterotic Superstring, and thephenomenological properties that such a model should have. In particular,trying to solve the discrepancy between the unification scale predicted by theHeterotic Superstring (g_{GUT}x5.27x10^{17} GeV) and the value deduced from LEPexperiments (2x10^{16} GeV), we will predict the presence at low energies ofthree families of Higgses and vector-like colour triplets. Our approach relieson the Fayet-Iliopoulos breaking, and this is also a crucial ingredient,together with having three Higgs families, to obtain in these models aninteresting pattern of fermion masses and mixing angles at the renormalizablelebel. Namely, after the gauge breaking some physical particles appear combinedwith other states, and the Yukawa couplings are modified in a well controlledway. On the other hand, dangerous flavour-changing neutral currents may appearwhen fermions of a given charge receive their mass through couplings withseveral Higgs doublets. We will address this potential problem, finding thatviable scenarios can be obtained for a reasonable light Higgs spectrum.


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Input: Following an old idea of Fritz Zwicky, we make an attempt to establish auniversal mass function for astronomical objects on all scales. The objectclasses considered are: solar system planets and small bodies, exoplanets,brown dwarfs, stars and stellar remnants, open and globular clusters, molecularclouds, galaxies, groups and clusters of galaxies. For comparison we alsoinclude CDM halos taken from numerical simulations. We show that the massfunctions of individual object classes, when properly normalized, can indeed beconcatenated to build a surprisingly continuous mass function of the universe,from approximately M = 10^(-20)Msun (sub-kilometer size asteroids) up to M =10^(16)Msun (rich clusters of galaxies), covering 36 orders of magnitude inmass. Most individual mass functions roughly follow a power law of the formphi(M) propto M^(-2). A notable exception are planets and small bodies whichseem to obey a flatter distribution. CDM halos from high-resolution numericalsimulations show a very similar relation, again of universal slope -2, fromclusters of galaxies all the way down to the planetary mass scale. On the scaleof stars and star clusters this is a remarkable coincidence, as the formationprocesses involved are thought to be totally different (bottom-up gravitationalclustering of DM halos versus top-down gravoturbulent fragmentation of gasclouds).


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Input: Terra was always considered the land of misfits. The one place in the galaxy where worlds could dump their unnecessary, and unneeded species from their worlds to ours. Each planet of the federation was granted the ability to drop the entirety of one species off onto Terra to free themselves of the burden of their existence on their own world. Terra was considered a *Death World*. As in it could n' t sustain life for long periods of time, due to the general entropy of our solar system, and the fact that earth can only handle so much life at once from packing it full of these *useless* species. The Galactic Federation would cause mass extinction events to " cleanse " the planet when it got too packed, essentially a cosmic trashbin for the Galactic Federation. Humanity really was a luck of the draw. After the last M. E. E. of the Galactic Federation, as we know mammals came to be the dominant type of animal on the planet, eventually giving way to the rise of *Homo Sapiens*. Humans were lucky. One in a trillion, usually the beings of energy who lead the Galactic Federation gift the evolutionary path to sentience, and intelligence to a world, but we were the first who came to be in a natural fashion, quite literally diamond in the rough, the treasure in the world of intergalactic trash. And now that we were one of them, *The Federation were frightened to see what we could do. *


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Input: About 150 people including faith leaders attended the Unity Vigil which promoted solidarity in the wake of Wednesday's Westminster attack.It was organised by Birmingham Muslim Engagement & Development (MEND) and Birmingham Stand Up To Racism.Even if we are different we are still brothers and sisters and friends and we are supposed to be one, one man said.Read more news for Birmingham and the Black CountryFive people including the attacker died in Wednesday's incident. Fifty people were injured, with 31 receiving hospital treatment.Fawn Goodwin, 20, who helped organise the event, said: "It's really important that we show solidarity with the people who are affected by it, but also that we are anti-racist and that's the main reason why I'm here."I don't want the attack that happened to reflect badly on the Muslim community. I think it's really important that we all stand together."Gahlla Gebriel, 58, said the attack had made him feel "upset" and "sad".He stated: "Even if we are different we are still brothers and sisters and friends and we are supposed to be one. It was a bad thing, Islam is about peace. I just don't know why he did it."Israr Hussain, 20, from Bordesley Green, said: "I've come here to show support. We all need to stand together because what's going on isn't good."It makes me happy that people are at this event to bring people together."


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Input: Barchans are dunes of high mobility which have a crescent shape and propagateunder conditions of unidirectional wind. However, sand dunes only appear abovea critical size, which scales with the saturation distance of the sand flux [P.Hersen, S. Douady, and B. Andreotti, Phys. Rev. Lett. {\bf{89,}} 264301 (2002);B. Andreotti, P. Claudin, and S. Douady, Eur. Phys. J. B {\bf{28,}} 321 (2002);G. Sauermann, K. Kroy, and H. J. Herrmann, Phys. Rev. E {\bf{64,}} 31305(2001)]. It has been suggested by P. Hersen, S. Douady, and B. Andreotti, Phys.Rev. Lett. {\bf{89,}} 264301 (2002) that this flux fetch distance is itselfconstant. Indeed, this could not explain the proto size of barchan dunes, whichoften occur in coastal areas of high litoral drift, and the scale of dunes onMars. In the present work, we show from three dimensional calculations of sandtransport that the size and the shape of the minimal barchan dune depend on thewind friction speed and the sand flux on the area between dunes in a field. Ourresults explain the common appearance of barchans a few tens of centimeter highwhich are observed along coasts. Furthermore, we find that the rate at whichgrains enter saltation on Mars is one order of magnitude higher than on Earth,and is relevant to correctly obtain the minimal dune size on Mars.


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Input: Population structure induced by both spatial embedding and more generalnetworks of interaction, such as model social networks, have been shown to havea fundamental effect on the dynamics and outcome of evolutionary games. Theseeffects have, however, proved to be sensitive to the details of the underlyingtopology and dynamics. Here we introduce a minimal population structure that isdescribed by two distinct hierarchical levels of interaction. We believe thismodel is able to identify effects of spatial structure that do not depend onthe details of the topology. We derive the dynamics governing the evolution ofa system starting from fundamental individual level stochastic processesthrough two successive meanfield approximations. In our model of populationstructure the topology of interactions is described by only two parameters: theeffective population size at the local scale and the relative strength of localdynamics to global mixing. We demonstrate, for example, the existence of acontinuous transition leading to the dominance of cooperation in populationswith hierarchical levels of unstructured mixing as the benefit to cost ratiobecomes smaller then the local population size. Applying our model of spatialstructure to the repeated prisoner's dilemma we uncover a novel andcounterintuitive mechanism by which the constant influx of defectors sustainscooperation. Further exploring the phase space of the repeated prisoner'sdilemma and also of the "rock-paper-scissor" game we find indications of richstructure and are able to reproduce several effects observed in other modelswith explicit spatial embedding, such as the maintenance of biodiversity andthe emergence of global oscillations.


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Input: Gwynn Roberts and wife Valerie, from Prestatyn in Denbighshire, had to be rescued by police after being stuck in their car for four hours.Local newspapers have reported about 100 people needed help after the A67 Santander motorway became blocked.Snow is causing widespread disruption in central and northern Spain.Mr Roberts said: "We were coming out of Santander and had just been on the ferry. They told us it had been snowing and to be careful. We set off on the motorway and there was a bit of snow and ice - not a lot."As we carried on, it started again, really heavy snow. I have not even seen it like that in Snowdonia."The couple had been heading for Marbella when they became trapped by the snow.He said they are still at the village school in Aguilar de Campoo, along with about eight other British nationals who have also been stranded.Mr Roberts added: "Come to Spain for the winter sun, they say, and you get loads of snow."


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Input: Haydn Rushworth says Gareth Bennett said he should not do either as Mr Rushworth "hadn't been trained".A UKIP spokeswoman said the allegation was "alarming".Mr Bennett did not respond to requests for comment.The South Wales Central candidate has caused controversy after linking rubbish in Cardiff streets to Eastern European immigrants.Mr Rushworth, who has produced the party's election broadcast, said he was advised by Mr Bennett in an email "not to do any press or attend any hustings, as you haven't been trained to do it".He said Mr Bennett told him: "We are certainly not expecting our 'paper candidates' to undertake such arduous tasks!"Mr Rushworth said: "I work in the media industry professionally."He said he found the request "mildly entertaining given my professional background".He said it was originally an agreement for himself to be a 'paper candidate' but has since wanted to get more involved.Mr Rushworth, who was signed up to be a candidate at short notice, said he'd be "eager" to attend hustings if he was invited.Mr Bennett survived an attempt by colleagues to have him removed as the lead UKIP South Wales Central regional candidate after he made controversial interviews to Wales Online and the BBC's Daily Politics programme.The candidate has stood by his comments linking rubbish problems to Eastern European immigrants.In the Wales Online interview Mr Bennett said he did not approve of door-to-door canvassing."I don't really like the idea of foisting myself on other people," he said."Obviously some people don't like us and some people just aren't interested in politics. I don't really need to be imposing myself on them."A UKIP spokeswoman said: "These are alarming allegations."The party strongly believes in canvassing the public directly through knocking on doors, hustings and other forms of outreach and engagement."BBC Wales has made several attempts to contact Mr Bennett but he has not responded to requests for comment.


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Input: And what Walnut Street lacks in watering hole quantity, Le Mardi Gras (I've only heard it called Mardi Gras) makes up for in quality. nnIt's a lame clichu00e9 to use Frank Sinatra as a representative for all things 50's and 60's posh, but they do play a lot of his stuff and a man in a double-breasted pinstripe suit and fedora having a Manhattan while waiting to meet his friends after work, or sipping his way through a three-martini lunch, would fit in seamlessly here. nnBefore you settle into a wide booth to enjoy the music and let your eyes adjust to the darkness, order your beverage at the bar (make sure you bring those greenbacks-cash only) because the bartenders (white-haired, male, wearing vests and drying glasses) will not be making their way out to you. Their laissez-faire customer service could be considered inconvenient but I prefer to think of it as adding to the relaxed and cozy vibe. nnDrinks are both stronger and a little more expensive than the average PGH bar. My martini (a cocktail I'm very particular about) was icy goodness. And they have tons of great beers (Guinness, Dogfish Head, Sierra Nevada) on tap. nnThis would be the perfect spot to have a post-shopping-binge cocktail (after spending the day handing over my scratch to America's shiniest corporate retailers I always like to unwind with a drink), except there's smoking allowed inside and I don't want that "ashtray-fresh" smell all over my new goods.


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Input: Despite falling unemployment, wage growth is weak because the supply of labour has also gone up, says the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD).The CIPD said for every low-skilled job, there were 24 applicants.There were also 19 candidates for every medium-skilled job and eight for every high-skilled vacancy.The CIPD's quarterly Labour Market Survey of employers, carried out in association with the Adecco Group, said the workforce had been boosted by more workers from other EU countries, as well as by older workers and former welfare claimants.The report's author, Gerwyn Davies, who is senior labour market adviser at the CIPD, said pay had been expected to rise along with employment, but such predictions were "the dog that hasn't barked for some time now"."We are still yet to see tangible signs of this situation changing in the near term," he added."The facts remain that productivity levels are stagnant [and] public sector pay increases remain modest, while wage costs and uncertainty over access to the EU market have increased for some employers."At the same time, it is also clear that the majority of employers have still been able to find suitable candidates to employ at current wage rates, due to a strong labour supply until now."Not all recent surveys back up the CIPD's view. Last week, a survey of employment agencies found that the UK labour market was tightening, with employers finding it harder to recruit staff.The survey, carried out by market research firm Markit for the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC), said that pay rates for both permanent and temporary staff were rising quickly because of a continuing fall in the number of job applicants.Markit said last year's Brexit vote was also driving some EU nationals home, making it harder to fill a wide variety of jobs.


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Input: * Patriotic - loving American - super-freedom of speech house bill ( 1072B ) Do you love America? Do you stand for Freedom? Do you think free speech should only be for those people who are citizen or who are n' t idiots? Do you hate those annoying emails and social stories from crack pots accusing AT & T, SPRINT, and VERIZON of voter fraud? Help us make America great again by allowing telephone carriers to screen, for your convenience, news and messages to weed out crazies and those who want to hurt America. Briefly summarized in the following [ 19, 207 ] pages This new law makes America better. By law 905K a non-answer will be voted by proxie by your carrier who knows your preferences. Voting deadline 4: 00 AM Eastern Standard Time. Remember you must read ( or scroll through ) the law' s text before voting as stated in law 857J, only informed voters may vote. Average expected time to read ( 17 days, 3 hours. )


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Input: At the end of the inspection, the head of Caf's delegation, Leodegar Tenga, said Cameroon was ready to "organise a good competition.""We visited hotels and stadia, work is progressing. The competition is not tomorrow but in November and we believe that everything will be perfect by then," Tenga declared."The grass on the field is good, exactly what is needed - the best in the continent."Issues of visas and transportation may have to be resolved before the tournament, and Cameroon will organise a good competition," Tenga added.The inspection team, who visited Yaounde, Buea and Limbe, thanked the organising committee for the reception they received in Cameroon which Tenga said "facilitated our work."Acknowledging that the competition is not easy to organise, Tenga also extended the appreciation of Caf President Issa Hayatou to the Cameroon government for accepting to host the competition.Eight teams in total will take part in the African competition which is scheduled to run from 19 November to 3 December.Holders Nigeria and hosts Cameroon will be joined by Equatorial Guinea, Ghana, Kenya, Egypt, Zimbabwe and South Africa at the tournament.


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Input: Media playback is not supported on this deviceThe eight-time major champion, playing in his 43rd Masters, had hoped to make the cut but seven bogeys prevented a dream weekend goodbye.The American, 66, received a standing ovation as he finished his second round with a par at a packed 18th green."To finish playing at Augusta with my friends and family watching - that's the way to go out," he said."The fans were really very generous with their applause, it was a pleasure."READ MORE: Woosnam calls time on Masters because of back injuryHe completed his 134th and last round in the Masters with a long snaking putt at the 18th that stopped just inches away from what would have been a fitting final birdie.He was then embraced by a waiting gallery of family, Augusta Green-Jacketed officials and former golf rivals with hundreds of fans surrounding the green."I hope that over the period of my career, I've been able to show the crowd some great golf," he added.Watson, whose two Masters wins came in 1977 and 1981, said that the only regrets he had over his long career was not winning a few more majors."I know I won probably more than my share, but on the other hand, there are a few that got away. I guess it all balances out in the end, just like they say," he said.Last July, he marked his final appearance at the Open with an emotional walk up the 18th fairway at St Andrews at the end of his second round.But he said Friday's walk up the 18th at Augusta National was even more special."There's more finality in this walk here, because I really have made the decision that the kids hit the ball too far. I can't compete against the kids," he said."This course really shows the difference. You've got to hit the ball a long way to play this golf course."


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Input: Friends and I went here for happy hour (starting at 5pm). They claimed to have $1 draft, $5 mixed drinks, and half off appetizers. When we got there, we realized the happy hour special only applies to certain items, so pretty much the discount was pointless. We ended up spending a fortune on beer and mediocre appetizers. nnI only had appetizers here so I can't really judge them for their entru00e9es, but I will rate according to my eating/drinking experience. I got the spinach artichoke dip. It was a little runny and the dip to chips ratio was disappointing. For a dip, it had way too many obstacles built in to it. I don't know what they did with the artichoke, but it was super fibrous.. . I felt like I was chewing grass. nnOverall, I would not recommend this place unless you have money to make it rain. Food was way too average for the high price.


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Input: Try "infested. " NEVER, EVER AGAIN. No matter how much I adore Bell's Sicilian pizza (which I typically order to carry out), the filth of the place is overwhelming. Took my mother into the dining room Friday evening. We were promptly seated (table nearest the kitchen and the wait station, constant employee traffic) and given beverages and menus via the hostess, who promised our waitress would take care of us soon. For the next 20 minutes, no employee acknowledged our existence, although we quickly placed our closed menus at the edge of the table to signal our readiness to order. As the minutes ticked away, I tried not to look at the foul carpeting, which appears to have been last cleaned approximately never. A cook emerged from the kitchen and quite literally shouted over our heads to a waitress at the far end of the nearly-filled dining room because he couldn't read her writing. (Have these people never eaten in a restaurant themselves?? ) Even still, we waited.. . until I absently flicked at one of the dozens of dark spots on the wall above our booth. It flew away. INSECTS ALL OVER THE WALL. If that's how the front is maintained, what must the kitchen look like?? ? We reopened the menu, found beverage prices and left money on the table. There was no indication that any of the waitresses or the hostess even noticed. DISGUSTING AND INEXCUSABLE. The place needs to be shut down and fumigated. Are they afraid they'd lose money if they closed long enough to CLEAN? Do they pay anyone to clean anything? I'll never go back.


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Input: The official AFL website promoted merchandise naming Sam Mitchell the code's best and fairest player, when in fact Nat Fyfe was the real winner.The mistake - attributed to human error - drew harsh criticism on social media.The AFL's media manager, Patrick Keane, did not hold back either, describing the image as an "epic website fail".As soon as the mistake was realised the AFL removed the erroneous post.Screenshots circulating online show the framed "Grand Sam Mitchell 2015 Brownlow Medalist Signed Guernsey" was selling for A$1,364 ($948, Â£625)."Widely regarded as the premier contested ball winner in the game with a side-step and delivery to match, Mitchell has continued to develop new dimensions to his game," the deleted post said.The AFL's Patrick Keane tweeted: "[we] had six Brownlow memorabilia options ready to go 4 when winner named. Human error went live with no result known. [The] AFL apologises without reservation to all fans/supporters who have been misled."Some angry fans demanded a refund on bets they had placed, as local media reports the post pushed Mitchell's odds from A$11 to $3.


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Input: We've had quite the long-term relationship: from late-night pie after high school dances, to my stint as a busgirl/counter in the ever-important Sunday brunch rush, your old blue tshirts with "World's Best Coffee" on the back, to dinner before a show at the Barrymore, to my going back each time I'm in town to run into familiar faces. nnFor years, Tim and Roma and a large posse have made this tiny former gas station a stalwart in the Madison dining scene. Monty's, you and the Barrymore have rejuvenated Atwood Ave. You, and your vegetarian comfort food, zucchini-potato pancakes, scrambled something-or-other, andes mint cheesecake, chocolate malts (don't ask how much ice cream goes into those, btw. but it's all from the Chocolate Shoppe), muffins, pumpkin bars. I could go on and on. And how. nnFor all of you lucky enough to reside around this place, please take advantage. There's nothing like it anywhere else. nnSincerely, nAngelina


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Input: It was fourth grade, our school was hosting a walk a thon for kids with Arthritis, and we all had to walk with marbles in our shoe. For some reason or another, we both sat out. We got to know each other, but then that day ended and we did n' t see each other again for four years. In ninth grade, we became even closer, we bonded over animes and games we both loved and we talked online frequently. Things went along like this for all of high school, up until graduation. At the end of the ceremony, I looked around desperately for her but could n' t find her before I was swept away with the celebration. We talked that night, and swore we would hang out again before college, but that never came to be. Here I am three years down the road, and we have barely talked since graduation night. We' ve moved on and now we no longer know the other. I ran into her yesterday at the mall, and she was an entirely different person. Nothing has ever made me so sad.


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Input: We made reservations as they had a promotion for National Cheeseburger Day and there were six of us. When my friend and I got there, we told the hostess that we were meeting friends and had a reservation under another friend's name, and she shrugged at us three times before asking us how many were in our party and never bothered to find our reservation. We told her we had an infant with us, and she looked annoyed to have to accommodate a baby. She eventually asked us if we wanted to wait for the others in our party or sit down, and then walked us to our table and told us nothing about who our server was or ever cracked a smile. nnWe sat for at least 10 minutes with no service and eventually flagged down a waiter, who found our server, who arrived about 5 minutes later. The drink service was incredibly slow, and the food service was okay. Our burgers were average, which was disappointing since we've come there often and enjoyed the burgers. It seems their buns and meat have changed and the quality is not as good as it had been. nnA disappointing trip, and we likely won't be back anytime soon.


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Input: My college roommate was a pretty eccentric guy. Kind of an awkward scrawny kid who kept pretty weird hours. I thought he was on drugs for the first few months I lived with him. His eyes were always dialaated and he spoke with a sense of passion about the most obscure things. Things that most people would n' t see any beauty in he always felt the need to point out. I' ll be honest. Usually I did n' t get it. Id politely agree and try to get back to atudying without too much conversation. He was n' t really my type. I guess I was shallow back then. Anyways one night: he comes home late. It must have been around 2: 30. He seemed very distraught. He opened the fridge and dropped his bag. I pretended to be asleep and noticed how he suspiciously watched me as he took a small water bottle out of his back pack filled with a glowing neon pink fluid. He put the bottle in the fridge and started shuffling through the drawers like he was desperately looking for something. He kept looking at me every few seconds so I kept my eyes closed to avoid detection and within a few minutes I hard the door slam. I quickly rose from my bed, throwing the covers off my body and moved towards the fridge in the dark room. Just before I reached the fridge he stepped out of the dark corner towards me. He had n' t left. He looked at me with a blank stare. " Thought you were sleeping. " He said calmly. " I heard the door slam it woke me up " I said. A quick repsponse. " Why were you heading towards the fridge. A long pause. " What was that bottle? " " Why do you look so stressed out? " He moved closer to me. Now we were face to face. Noses almost touching. He cocked his head to the side and tried to kiss me. " What the fuck bro? " I pushed him away. He back stepped and stumbled into the darkness again. And again he moved back into the light. Slower this time. With a devious, sinister smile he stared into my soul as if he were about to take it from me. To be continued.. If anybody wants me to


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Input: Random walks on expander graphs were thoroughly studied, with the importantmotivation that, under some natural conditions, these walks mix quickly andprovide an efficient method of sampling the vertices of a graph. Alon,Benjamini, Lubetzky and Sodin studied non-backtracking random walks on regulargraphs, and showed that their mixing rate may be up to twice as fast as that ofthe simple random walk. As an application, they showed that the maximal numberof visits to a vertex, made by a non-backtracking random walk of length $n$ ona high-girth $n$-vertex regular expander, is typically $(1+o(1))\frac{\logn}{\log\log n}$, as in the case of the balls and bins experiment. They furtherasked whether one can establish the precise distribution of the visits such awalk makes.  In this work, we answer the above question by combining a generalized form ofBrun's sieve with some extensions of the ideas in Alon et al. Let $N_t$ denotethe number of vertices visited precisely $t$ times by a non-backtracking randomwalk of length $n$ on a regular $n$-vertex expander of fixed degree and girth$g$. We prove that if $g=\omega(1)$, then for any fixed $t$, $N_t/n$ istypically $\frac{1}{\mathrm{e}t!}+o(1)$. Furthermore, if $g=\Omega(\log\logn)$, then $N_t/n$ is typically $\frac{1+o(1)}{\mathrm{e}t!}$ uniformly on all$t \leq (1-o(1))\frac{\log n}{\log\log n}$ and 0 for all $t \geq(1+o(1))\frac{\log n}{\log\log n}$. In particular, we obtain the above resulton the typical maximal number of visits to a single vertex, with an improvedthreshold window. The essence of the proof lies in showing that variablescounting the number of visits to a set of sufficiently distant vertices areasymptotically independent Poisson variables.


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Input: After waiting for a half hour, my meal arrived and we were told that my friend's meal would be coming in a few minutes. Very awkward. t.  Salad was average at best. The beets tasted like canned beets and the chicken was covered with blackish oil from a burnt oil pan. nn  Then, to make matters worse the chef came out to argue with a patron who returned her food. The chef came out to humiliate the customer explaining that her returned steak was great and himself was enjoying it. Eating food from a customers plate was a real turn-off.. .. what else does he do when cooking? nnTo make matters worse, when paying the bill, the chef did not have change for a $100 bill for the customer who returned her steak.. It was very uncomfortable watching the elderly customer and her young friend deal with the situation. He kept  loudly requesting a credit card  and the women did not have one. Another customer provided them with change as the chef crumbled the check. I think I would have just left and not paid.. .. give the lady great for dealing with such a lunatic. nnLong story short.. .. if you want to eat below average food and watch a chef loose it.. .. this is your place!