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Input: I never knew. My parents never told me that someone out there was me, the original me. I was under the illusion that I was born to my father and mother, not a test tube in a laboratory. There was n' t really any reason to think otherwise - I looked like my " dad " and I had blond hair like my " mum ". In reality, a lucky coincidence. I have this idea that the other me probably knew what was going on. I do n' t care, really, but sometimes, on dark nights, sitting alone at my desk basking in the light of my monitor, the thought crosses my mind. Weird, honestly. We were in the same preschool, elementary school, middle school and high school, but we never met until we were teenagers. I figure they were trying to seperate us in classes to observe us. My whole life was a lie. Really, I do n' t care that much. Sometimes I look back at the time and I feel bad about what I was like. Bratty, spoilt, smart-ass, outspoken. It was really a horrible time for me and anyone else who talked to me. But I had friends, I guess. Lost them now. I do n' t care. It was the times that I interacted with him that make me feel the worst. Tracking him down across the buildings, pestering him, following him into rooms. I do n' t like to think about how much I kicked and punched and smashed his face in. Why? A sense of entitlement, I guess. The kid was easy to beat up. And I had no idea he was me. The " experiment " was successful, I guess. They made two different people from the same person. And when I sit at home, alone, looking out onto the street filled with people having fun, with friends, I wish I could go back and try to sort things out with him. But I ca n' t. I had no idea what was going on. I had no idea that I was a disgusting person. I never knew.


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Input: We relate the notion of matroid pathwidth to the minimum trellisstate-complexity (which we term trellis-width) of a linear code, and to thepathwidth of a graph. By reducing from the problem of computing the pathwidthof a graph, we show that the problem of determining the pathwidth of arepresentable matroid is NP-hard. Consequently, the problem of computing thetrellis-width of a linear code is also NP-hard. For a finite field $\F$, wealso consider the class of $\F$-representable matroids of pathwidth at most$w$, and correspondingly, the family of linear codes over $\F$ withtrellis-width at most $w$. These are easily seen to be minor-closed. Sincethese matroids (and codes) have branchwidth at most $w$, a result of Geelen andWhittle shows that such matroids (and the corresponding codes) arecharacterized by finitely many excluded minors. We provide the complete list ofexcluded minors for $w=1$, and give a partial list for $w=2$.


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Input: Ewan McGregor, Ewen Bremner, Jonny Lee Miller and Robert Carlyle are all set to reprise the roles they first played two decades ago.An online trailer with footage from the original movie sets a release date of 27 January 2017.Trainspotting is based on Irvine Welsh's tale of Edinburgh drug addicts.The trailer comes as filming of T2 is getting under way, with Bremner spotted in character as Daniel "Spud" Murphy during pre-production in Edinburgh last week.Carlyle, who will return to the part of "psycho" Begbie, has said that the script for the new film is "absolutely fantastic" and stronger than the first film.The actor joined Welsh at The Usher Hall in Edinburgh earlier this year to mark 20 years since the release of the original movie, where he said that filming will take place "pretty much 50-50" between Edinburgh and Glasgow.He said: "I'm basing this on nothing other than the fact that the production office is on Bathgate. There's a clue there."What I will say is that all the characters are exactly where you would want them to be."The strength of this new script is the fact that the narrative is a bit stronger than it was in the original."He added: "You learn a lot about Renton, Sick Boy and indeed Begbie and where their heads are."I think it's an absolutely fantastic script. John Hodge has done a wonderful job, as he did with the original."McGregor has said he does not have any nerves about returning to the part of Renton.Speaking to the Press Association ahead of the release of his new movie Our Kind Of Traitor, he said: "It's such an amazing script, penned by John Hodge who wrote the original Trainspotting script, so there's a real excitement about it."Like every movie you do, you have things to think about leading up to them. There is a nervousness about it, but I'm not nervous because it's a sequel to Trainspotting."


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Input: The line was long. I' d been waiting for literally MONTHS. I pitched a tent and everything. When I had trouble sleeping I' d say my catchphrase, " You' re crimes been wiped. " I was Dr. Delete. So like wiping a hard drive of data, I would wipe the streets of crime. " That' s a dumb catch phrase man. People are gon na think your Toilet Paper dude or something. " said some cretin dressed in a dragon costume behind me. I ignored him, the whole fucking time. Finally it was my turn to save the world. A bouncer opened the gate to let me into hero compound. I began to walk towards the black tunnel behind the gate when the dragon man shouted something, " LOOK, LOOK, UP IN THE SKY. " Something was falling. As it got closer I began to make out the figure of a human. Other heroes were ooing and awwing. It was a man singing opera at the top of his lungs. He got closer and closer then deployed a parachute. He slowly floated down towards the ground. We were all caught up in this crazy spectacle. He landed directly in front of me. " That was amazing sir, " I said and put out my hand for a shake, " Dr. Deletes the name, I wipe crime. " The man looked at me puzzled. He was wearing an all yellow costume. It glistened in the sun, almost blinding me. " I sir am the Budder, and you just lost you spot. " Gat dang it. There was nothing I could do, he was the Budder. So I spent another 3 months playing connect 4 with the Dragon suited fella. You know he was actually that bad. We had some deep conversations about life, the nature of existence, our lives. After I did save the world ( overrated ) we married. The Budder was my best man at the wedding. ENDS.


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Input: " What rank are you? " I asked spinning a 9 mm bullet. " Rank 1436. " The person replied. The person was holding a Beretta aimed at me. The barrel of the gun stared me down. " You were told that you would get my rank if you killed me, correct? " The person nodded. I began to circle around the person, the gun of the barrel following my every move. The chill of the 9 mm feels great on my finger tips. It' s fascinating that something so small could kill man. " Why do you think the people ranked 2 to 100 require me to have bodyguard? Whom you dispatched, his rank was 314 by the way. " Rank 1436 did n' t respond to my question, he just cocked the hammer of the gun. " I' ll tell you, since I' m at my ropes end. You will never understand my power because you a just a figment of my imagination. " Rank 1436 head tilted in curiosity. " If I die, nothing matters. The universe comes to an end, the world shatters, your story does n' t continue. I control this universe and world. " Bang. I guess I was hit by the 9 mm. I can feel the life slowly leaving my body. Rank 1436 walked over my dying body. " I


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Input: To endow the N=1* SYM theory with quarks, we embed D7-brane probes into itsgravity dual, known as the Polchinski-Strassler background. The non-vanishing3-form flux G_3 in the background is dual to mass terms for the three adjointchiral superfields, deforming the N=4 SYM theory to the N=1* SYM theory. Wekeep its three mass parameters independent. This generalizes our analysis inhep-th/0610276 for the N=2* SYM theory. We work at second order in the massperturbation, i.e. G_3 and its backreaction on the background are consideredperturbatively up to this order. We find analytic solutions for the embeddingswhich in general depend also on angular variables. We discuss the properties ofthe solutions and give error estimates on our approximation. By applying themethod of holographic renormalization, we show that in all cases the embeddingsare at least consistent with supersymmetry.


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Input: Biamou struck in the fourth minute from close range after Torquay had failed to clear a corner and Bailey doubled their advantage when he converted a 55th-minute penalty.Bailey coolly converted his spot-kick after Sutton forward Biamou had been brought down by Torquay defender Ben Gerring, who was sent off after receiving his second yellow card for the challenge.Torquay were not without chances, with Nathan Blissett just inches high with his effort from Dan Sparkes' corner just before the break and Brett Williams just failing to latch on to Sparkes' early cross.Report supplied by the Press Association.Match ends, Sutton United 2, Torquay United 0.Second Half ends, Sutton United 2, Torquay United 0.Substitution, Torquay United. Chay Scrivens replaces Brett Williams.Substitution, Sutton United. Chris Dickson replaces Bradley Hudson-Odoi.Substitution, Torquay United. Jamie Reid replaces Nathan Blissett.Substitution, Sutton United. Joe Morrell replaces Nicky Bailey.Substitution, Torquay United. Giancarlo Gallifuoco replaces Luke Young.Goal!  Sutton United 2, Torquay United 0. Nicky Bailey (Sutton United) converts the penalty with a.Second yellow card to Ben Gerring (Torquay United) for a bad foul.Aman Verma (Torquay United) is shown the yellow card.Ryan Burge (Sutton United) is shown the yellow card.Ben Gerring (Torquay United) is shown the yellow card.Substitution, Sutton United. Ross Stearn replaces Daniel Wishart.Second Half begins Sutton United 1, Torquay United 0.First Half ends, Sutton United 1, Torquay United 0.Brett Williams (Torquay United) is shown the yellow card.Goal!  Sutton United 1, Torquay United 0. Maxime Biamou (Sutton United).First Half begins.Lineups are announced and players are warming up.


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Input: Recycled. New. Both chambers were close to empty. Before you only had to tap into the one labeled " new " few times in a decade, but when you started to scrape the bottom of the " recycled " chamber about a century ago the new ones had been your main source of souls. And new souls were quite... unpredictable. You did n' t like using them. The art of weaving new souls had been long lost. Nobody thought there ever would be need for more. 10 billion souls had been such a ridiculous amount to begin with, so to think that wouldn' t be enough was talk for lunatics, not for sensible ministry men. But humans had managed to surprise you all. Perhaps the celestial body they were on would give out before the limit would be reached. Perhaps there would be another asteroid. Perhaps there would be a new plague. More wars. But it was all just wishful thinking. The humans had shown tremendous capabilities to survive from things meant to be their doom. To your annoyance. Slicing souls into two, sometimes three or even four, pieces had become a sort of a sience experiment for you. Humans were always so excited when they got identical offsprings, so it had been a win win situation. Of course when you recycled the soul as one later on, you got some side effects, but they were still viable souls and it had given you more time. But now it was impossible to postpone the decision. You were out of tricks. It was excitement you felt rather than despair. Your burden would be finally taken away from you and perhaps something new and better would come out of this last action of yours. You pick the last of the new souls with you. No more for Earth. No more for humans. You look into another place, another plane, another time and you smile.


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Input: " So, I' m sitting there dick hanging half out playing Halo, when some asshole starts knocking on the door like the fucking worlds ending. ""God you' re agoraphobic. ""Ah fuck you. So, I get up and some squirrelly lookin' dudes standing there with a box wrapped to shit in cellophane. Just handed it to me and left. Didn' t even make me sign or anything. ""What was inside? ""It was the weirdest thing. When I finally got the damn thing open there was only five little glass vials full of some murky brown stuff and a note that only said ‘ Mark, these are the only antidotes. Good Luck.' ""Antidotes to what? ""Fuck if I know. ""What' d ya do? ""I tried one and it tasted pretty good. So I downed ‘ em all with some bourbon and played more Halo. Couple hours later some dude came to my house all panicky and started crying when I told him what I did, screaming about gloom and doom. ""What a loon. By the way, the missus wants you and Karen over for dinner this Friday. "Sounds good buddy. Did you hear about that guy on bath salts? Ate some poor ladies face. World' s goin' to shit. "


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Input: I have made many a trip to Pittsburgh under the guise of visiting my boyfriend. Little did he know that I was really taking the 4. 5 hour flight from San Francisco to have three or four of the best crepes ever created. nnAs I said before, the Breakfast Crepe is the best. It has egg, cheese, breakfast sausage and your choice of one of a few different sauces (the bu00e9chamel is the best). The BF likes his crepes on the sweeter side, so he enjoys the nutella and banana. The savor crepes are served with a light salad with mandarins oranges and a citrus vinaigrette while the sweet crepes have whipped cream. nnSeriously, this place is amazing. If you live in the Pittsburgh, or are visiting you are doing yourself a disservice by not treating yourself to this absolutely fabulous, terrific, superb, and wonderful restaurant. No joke.. . now that the BF has graduated and no longer lives in Pittsburgh, I have thought about flying over just to eat at Crepes Parisiennes.


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Input: Direct photons provide a insightful tool to study the different stages of aheavy ion collision, especially the formation of a quark-gluon plasma, withoutbeing influenced by the strong interaction and hadronization processes. Theyield of direct photons can be determined based on the inclusive photon yieldand the background from hadronic decays. We present a new analysis techniqueapplied to PHENIX Run4 Au+Au dataset. It uses strict particleidentification(PID) in the Electromagnetic Calorimeter(EMCal) and a chargedparticle veto to extract a clean photon signal. These photons are then taggedwith EMCal photon candidates with loose PID cuts, which can be reconstructedwith high efficiency, to determine the fraction of photons originating from$\pi^{0}$ decays. Many systematic uncertainties and detector effects cancel inthis method.


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Input: nYou know how you drive by a place over and over and think.. . "Man why haven't I tried that! " Weeeeeeeeeeellllll it kills me to say but sometimes it's for the best. After tripping up and down Atwood for 5 months going from here to there, I finally bit the bullet and gave them a try. While the woman (owner I assume) helping me was lovely, the food was all Wong. Sorry. Bean sprout overload populated the chop suey (a safe choice I thought because its so standard), the eggroll lacked flavor outside of the peanut butter used to seal it and the egg foo young which was a guilty pleasure staple of carry out growing up made me feel GUILTY, like really guilty for consuming it. Oily and in an all too rich sauce, it just didn't jive with my belly. I'd say I will go back, but honestly I feel like I went pretty safe, pretty standard. I'd be afraid to try again and branch out.


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Input: Today was the day. When I heard that my daughter' s killer had lost his latest appeal, I had started waiting for this day. At six foot eight the man was powerful. He could have had gainful employment in a number of jobs. I heard the talk from the guards that this man read a book a day. I wonder what his life would have been like if he had applied himself. Instead, one unusually cold day in October, he went up to Katie' s car, pulled a gun, and demanded that she get out. Katie had always been a fierce girl, not one to let anybody tell her what to do. I' d taught her that her life is more valuable than any of her possessions, but her attitude got the better of her. And then she was dead. It was n' t the crime he was sentenced to death for, but a life of crime always had casualties. One of his just happened to mean something to me. The day of his execution, I waited with baited breath for the request. I' d cooked lobster, pizzas, and apple pies. I' d made the last hour of many men' s lives slightly better. I could n' t imagine what this man would want. I always prepared the kitchen beforehand for anything I might need to make. Two hours before his execution by lethal injection, I received a piece of paper. I leaned over the counter and opened it up. Grilled Cheese and Fries. I got to work. -- - Twenty minutes later I brought the tray to the killer' s cell. I peered in at the large man, sitting on his bunk with his head in his hands. After I tapped on the glass I got a glimpse of his face. He was crying. I opened the slot and slid the tray in. Once he had a hold of it, I let go and turned away. " I' m sorry. " I froze, unsure of what to say. The man had killed Katie. He had made life harder for Katie' s mother and myself, and he had done it over a shitty' 93 Jeep Cherokee. I turned. He stared into my eyes and said it again. " I' m sorry. I really am. " I turned and resumed walking away. Just before he was out of earshot, I glanced at him. " So am I. "


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Input: It is proposed that radiation belts similar to the ones in the planetarymagnetosphere can exist for a pulsar with a relatively long period and a strongmagnetic field. In the belts located in the closed field line region near thelight cylinder relativistic pairs are trapped and maintained at a densitysubstantially higher than the local Goldreich-Julian corotation density. Thetrapped plasma can be supplied and replenished by either direct injection ofrelativistic pairs from acceleration of externally-supplied particles in adormant outer gap or in situ ionization of the accreted neutral material in thetrapping region. The radiation belts can be disrupted by waves that are excitedin the region as the result of plasma instabilities or emitted from the surfacedue to starquakes or stellar oscillations. The disruption can cause anintermittent particle precipitation toward the star producing radio bursts. Itis suggested that such bursts may be seen as rotating radio transients (RRATs).


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Input: Mike looked into Julie' s eyes. " You know I love you, right? " he asked, with an odd inflection. Julie dropped her coffee on the table as her eyes widened. " Are you- are you breaking up with me? " Mike leaned back in his chair and raised an eyebrow. " No, Julie, I' m just saying that I love you! " Julie relaxed and let out a sigh. " Phew, " she said. " You scared me. " " But, " continued Mike. " Sometimes I feel like you do n' t love me back. " " That' s ridiculous! " yelled Julie. " You know I do. " Mike took a long pause. " Then why wo n' t you say it? " he asked with a slight frown. " It' s not that easy, Mike, " said Julie. " Sure it is! I love you. " Mike stared at his girlfriend. Julie looked down at her coffee mug. " I love you, " said Mike again. " I love you. I love you. I love you. " A man suddenly appeared in the coffee shop out of nowhere. Julie was still looking down at her coffee, while Mike was still staring at her. " I love you. I love you. I love you... " continued Mike. " What the hell happened here? " asked the mysterious man, watching intently. He pulled out a metallic cylindrical spray bottle and began spraying a strange blue liquid all over Mike. " I love you, " he said again, but slower. " I looooovvvvveeeee yoooooooooouuuuuuuu... " The man smacked Mike on the head. " Is that so hard- hey, who are you? " Mike asked the man. " I' m nobody, " the man answered. Mike and Julie shared a look and then turned back to find the man had vanished. " That was weird, " said Mike. Julie grabbed Mike' s head, tilted it back to face hers, and kissed him. " I love you, Julie, " said Mike. Julie smiled. " Thanks. "


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Input: The left-wing Farabundo Marti Liberation Liberation Front (FMLN) wants to allow abortion in cases of rape, risk to the mother's life or if the foetus is unviable.The practice is currently completely banned in El Salvador.The FMLN will need the support of an extra 12 lawmakers to pass the bill.The bill was backed by the president of Congress, Lorena Pena, who proposed that women whose life was at risk or those who had been raped or trafficked be allowed to end their pregnancy."It's a duty of legislators to give women a chance to save their lives, so that they don't die in those circumstances. It [the bill] is also meant to take into account the impact giving birth has on girls who have been raped," she said.Opposition lawmaker Ricardo Velasquez Parker said the FMLN's proposal was an attempt to divert attention away from the financial problems of he government, which is facing a massive deficit.Mr Velasquez backs a rival bill which would have abortion punished with up to 50 years in jail, the same as aggravated murder.Under current Salvadorean law, anyone who is found to have "provoked, allowed or carried out an abortion" can be sentenced to between two and eight years in prison.El Salvador is not the only Latin American country with a strict abortion ban. Chile, the Dominican Republic, Honduras and Nicaragua also do not allow abortions under any circumstances.


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Input: Gary approached us asking what we were looking for, and I told him both rings. He showed me a few of the rings that might look good with my ring, and there was one that I liked. He asked if he could write it up for puchase, I said no, we were just starting our search and wanted to see what was out there. We then asked him about the men's rings, and pointed us over to men's, not showing us or giving us information on rings. So we were back on our own. nnWe spent a few moments looking at the men's wedding bands when we were approached by another sales person, but we turned them away just saying we were looking. Shortly after, another lady comes over. Kevin didn't want the help, but I asked her anyways. Amber was a huge delight. She showed us the different kinds of rings and tolds us the different information on the rings. She asked us if we wanted her to write down the information on a card so we would know which ones we were interested in. She even went back to mine to write that down, and showed me another ring she thought would match, and it did, better than the one Gary showed us! She was happy to help us and very friendly, even though we were just looking. She was really the one that helped us moving forward and knowing what we wanted to look for at all the other stores. nnOne star for Gary and five for Amber. We are not going to go back to purchase because we found ones that we loved more at another store and that were more for our budget.


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Input: I also should have known that I shouldn't have cheated on my diet. nnI figured I'd choose today to be my cheat day and order with everyone else at work for take out. I opted for the Popcorn Chicken Salad. Sounds tasty, looked tasty, and yes it even tasted tasty. Iceberg lettuce, grape tomatoes, cucumbers, red onions, french fries, popcorn chicken, and three types of cheese. nnI have to say that even though I was saying yes, my body was saying, 'OH hell no! 'nnI'm regretting this decision now as I am sitting here in discomfort. Not sure what on the salad made me feel this way. But I'm not liking the effect I'm getting right now. Could just be karma turning around and kicking me in the ass for eating what looked healthy but was really nothing more than the equivalent of a fried chicken sandwich combo meal from a fast food joint. nnI'll think twice before the next time rolls around to order from here.


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Input: I go to Sandcastle maybe once a year. But my Chicago friend Catherine came in to visit for the weekend and after a day at the zoo, we donned our swimsuits and came here. The main part of the park is closed in the evenings, but the Sandbar and the Sandbar Pool and the Hot Tub remain open for the 21 and over set. The Sandbar has a great menu of food and drinks and has a $6. 00 cover charge to get in. Occasionally there's live entertainment. nnIt's hard to believe that before they built this place, it was the site of an abandoned steel mill. Actually, it was the railroad yard for the nearby Homestead Works. But after site-clearing and clean-up, they turned it into a beautiful place to spend a warm day or nice evening. The view across the Mon is quite beautiful with a wooded hillside on the other side. There's even a boat dock, so you can arrive by river if you desire. nnI'm glad I renewed my acquaintance with this place and hopefully, I'll get another chance to come back.


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Input: " Your worthless " mom said It did n' t affect me because I knew what she was trying to do. I refused to give in to them. A lot of my school classmates had killed themselves, but I refused to give into this backwards world. My mom and dad would emotionally and physically abuse me, and they still expected me to give the remainder of my years to them. No way. I had decided that I would put up with their shit until I was 18 and then move. Most parents would n' t go about it in the sly way other parents would, my dad left his gun out in the open hoping that one day I would pick it up, put it to my head, and blow my brains out. I would n' t. My dad came in the door. " Hi son " he said " Hi dad " I said " How was school? " He asked " Fine " I said. I know he wanted me to talk about all the bad things that happend. He would nit pick everything just to make me feel bad, so I would n' t give him any ammo. " How did you do on the math test? " He asked " I failed, because you wo n' t help me study " You' ll never become something in life if you keep getting grades like that " he said in a mocking tone. " Okay " I said. And thats when the anger consumed me. I picked up my fathers glock off the table, but instead of pointing it at myself I pointed it right at my fathers head and pulled the trigger. BANG! His body hit the floor. My mom screamed. I then turned the gun to her. I pulled the tigger. BANG!. I had murderd my parents. I had zero remorse. They had turned me into a cold blooded killer.


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Input: I was curious as to how my meal was going to be because I've had some bad Chinese before. nnMy friend Brandi & I did painting with a twist at the Galleria during the mall's art week. She had been to China Gate before and explained to me how cute it was, so we both agreed to eat here. nnThe restaurant is upstairs in a loft-like area of the Galleria and you can see some of the mall from here. nnMy friend and I weren't extremely hungry and we noticed that the plates were pretty large, so we decided to split a plate of general tso's. We also ordered white rice as a side and egg rolls for appetizers. No complaints on the food. It wasn't bad at all. The only spotty thing was i had track down the server for a water refill when my water was empty for awhile and there were only a few other people in the restaurant. Other than that (which honestly isn't a big deal at all) it was satisfying, nnOh, there is also a full bar [thumbs up emoji]


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Input: ' Click the arrow to find the green location of your heritage' the screen read. Charles scrolled past North America, he knew that would n' t be the case. Asia was also bare but that was to be expected. Europe had a very specific dot over Luxembourg which was bright green- was he a direct descendant? Was that possible? Following the colors, he clicked on the tiny town-state. No, he was only five percent Luxemboroughian. He flipped down to Australia, he could live with koala genes, ladies would love it. Still no green, nothing in Africa either. The poles were the last possible spots. He clicked the top of the globe, nothing again. A bright green arrow was pointing to the right of map, Charles followed it. The moon came into view and the entire surface was a dim green- he was... he was an alien? Charles clicked the rocky terrain- a small American flag popped up on screen. Fireworks shone in the margins. " Seriously? " The screen was flashing a few colors but the lettering was unmistakable, " you' re a descendent of Neil Armstrong! You' re quite the step for mankind! " Charles watched the fireworks for a few sparse moments. He took the paper with the DNA test result codes and slid it into the trash, what a waste of one hundred bucks.


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Input: The visit came as China said one of its highest-ranking military officials had also visited the region recently.Tensions have escalated in the South China Sea in recent years, with China steadily expanding its military presence in the region.This week the US and the Philippines agreed to conduct joint patrols there.China claims most of the sea as its own and has become increasingly assertive.Ash Carter arrived on board the USS John C Stennis on Friday and gave a statement alongside Philippine Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin."What's new is not an American carrier in this region," he said. "What's new is the context of tension which exists, which we want to reduce."He said that the US wanted to work together with China and that the trip was meant to show support for allies, rather than provoke Beijing.The US has expanded its support for allies in the South Pacific in recent months, following China's military build-up - which includes the construction of islands with airstrips.China, which claims a wide swathe of the sea, has been reclaiming land around reefs.The US and other countries have called for the halt of such activities, accusing China of militarisation but Beijing has insisted that the construction is for civilian purposes.Last week, US military officials announced they would send $40m (Â£28m) in military assistance to the Philippines to increase intelligence-sharing, surveillance and naval patrols.Contested South China Sea


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Input: We characterize the crystalline silicate content and spatial distribution ofsmall dust grains in a large sample of protoplanetary disks in theTaurus-Auriga young cluster, using Spitzer Space Telescope mid-infraredspectra. In turn we use the results to analyze the evolution of structure andcomposition of these 1-2 Myr-old disks around Solar- and later-type youngstars, and test the standard models of dust processing which result in theconversion of originally amorphous dust into minerals. We find strong evidenceof evolution of the dust crystalline mass fraction in parallel with that of thestructure of the disks, in the sense that increasing crystalline mass fractionis strongly linked to dust settling to the disk midplane. We also confirm thatthe crystalline silicates are confined to small radii, r < 10 AU. However, wesee no significant correlation of crystalline mass fraction with stellar massor luminosity, stellar accretion rate, disk mass, or disk/star mass ratio, aswould be expected in the standard models of dust processing based uponphoto-evaporation and condensation close to the central star,accretion-heating-driven annealing at r < 1 AU, or spiral-shock heating at r <10 AU, with or without effective radial mixing mechanisms. Either anothergrain-crystallizing mechanism dominates over these, or another process must beat work within the disks to erase the correlations they produce. We propose oneof each sort that seem to be worth further investigation, namely X-ray heatingand annealing of dust grains, and modulation of disk structure bygiant-planetary formation and migration.


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Input: In this article we analyze the impact of B-physics and Higgs physics at LEPon standard and non-standard Higgs bosons searches at the Tevatron and the LHC,within the framework of minimal flavor violating supersymmetric models. TheB-physics constraints we consider come from the experimental measurements ofthe rare B-decays b -> s gamma and B_u -> tau nu and the experimental limit onthe B_s -> mu+ mu- branching ratio. We show that these constraints are severefor large values of the trilinear soft breaking parameter A_t, rendering thenon-standard Higgs searches at hadron colliders less promising. On the contrarythese bounds are relaxed for small values of A_t and large values of theHiggsino mass parameter mu, enhancing the prospects for the direct detection ofnon-standard Higgs bosons at both colliders. We also consider the availableATLAS and CMS projected sensitivities in the standard model Higgs searchchannels, and we discuss the LHC's ability in probing the whole MSSM parameterspace. In addition we also consider the expected Tevatron collidersensitivities in the standard model Higgs h -> b bbar channel to show that itmay be able to find 3 sigma evidence in the B-physics allowed regions for smallor moderate values of the stop mixing parameter.


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Input: nnCons: Management was extremely rude and condescending when I had a problem that needed fixing. You have to take care of the A/C units, maintenance doesn't do that unless it is irreparably broken. My shower leaked, but they told me just to turn the knobs tighter. .. sure dude. Still leaks. My toilet would run unless I jiggled the handle. When I moved in, I had to mop the floor 7 times to get clean water, the stovetop was caked with food, and oil was everywhere. Of course I cleaned as much to my ability, and then I got a notice saying that I wasn't keeping up with my lease b/c of some girl before me's mess. Sorry, but when the stovetop is brown from her burning shit, and I clean it to something passable, I shouldn't be penalized for this. nnAlso, the water was shut off multiple times unannounced, and when I mentioned it and asked if they could just send out a notice, maybe detailing future outages, or even just an email saying how long it would be, I got a snarky reply saying that "emergencies happen, and blame the City of Pittsburgh because we won't be sending out any emails. "nnNOT worth your money. Find a better management who doesn't take your money and piss on you. I never write reviews, but was so irate that I had to post this. Just treat me with respect, that's all I ask.


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Input: -I wont scream. -Trust me, they all do -I wont! She could n' t have more than, what, 15? 16? After all these years of reaping people' s screams, screams of fear and anguish, he thought he should have a better eye for that. She was rebellious even as he bonded her, fastening the harness around her so very thin waist. Seeing her understand that there was no more turning back, that dawning in her eyes, was what he enjoyed the most about the job. Well, almost as much as the screams. She was breathing heavily now, her pupils dilated as the machinery underneath her and around her roared to life. Her hands clasped the seat, her sweat permeating her shirt, her mouth left a faint yelp when the machine jerked her just a couple of inches ahead. She looked at him, all bravery gone from her big brown eyes. His hand on the controller, his finger in the switch. Her eyes begged for mercy, his, enjoying her last precious seconds of innocence. He flipped the switch, and away she went with the others. Up, up and up she went, the wind picking her brown hair. He always reminded himself the roller-coaster was completely safe. The next batch of kids and teenagers already coming his way. I was n' t a fancy or overly paid job, but those screams of pure elation and excitement, he would n' t trade them for anything in the world.


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Input: nnCharlotte Douglas is a major air hub, and you certainly won't forget it - it's absolutely jam packed with people on a perpetual basis, be it 3 AM or 9 PM. The place is huge and daunting, but relatively well laid out, and it features a ton of stores for your perusal. It's reasonably clean and nice, so it has that going for it. There are decent - but not great - attempts made to offer plugs and internet connectivity, though a lot more work remains. nnProblem with this place is simple: it's way too crowded and it doesn't know how to handle it. TSA inspection lines are often dauntingly long, halls are often jam-packed, and people are often stopped in the middle of the hall for want of a place to sit or relax. Lines for food become cumbersome and scary to the point where I've foregone breakfast just to avoid the wait. This could likely be fixed by expansion, but I doubt that will happen any time soon. nnAll in all, this is not as bad as LaGuardia, but it's not nearly as good as its competitors.


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Input: This is the story of a tree and a boy. One morning stroll through a forest, a little boy stumbled upon a magnificent tree. Its own green canopy reached higher into the sky than any other tree within the forest. He climbed its trunk and swung around on its branches. Sitting within the shade, the little boy ate of the tree' s apples. The tree was happy. Everyday, the little boy came to play with the tree and eat apples. Everyday the boy and the tree were happy. One day, the little boy did not come to play, saddening the great tree. Though, the next day, the boy did come! The tree was happy! Eventually, the boy' s visits grew less frequent and shorter. Then the boy stopped coming altogether. The tree felt dejected and hurt for it was great and definitely the largest there ever was. What was wrong? Does the boy hate me? Did he not actually enjoy playing with me? I thought he loved me. Years had passed and the boy finally returned. The tree greeted the boy and the boy returned the greeting. Then he asked for money. Money? The tree might as well give the boy all his apples it grew itself. So the tree gave the boy its apples... then its branches... then its trunk... The tree finally felt happy to release all that weight off it' s stump... and the boy? Well, he died from too much weight on his shoulders.


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Input: Recent lattice calculations showed that the quarkonia will survive beyond thephase transition temperature, and will dissolve at different temperaturesdepending on the type of the quarkonium. In this work, we calculate the thermalwidth of the quarkonium at finite temperature before it dissolves into openheavy quarks. The input of the calculation are the parton quarkoniumdissociation cross section to NLO in QCD, the quarkonium wave function in atemperature-dependent potential from lattice QCD, and a thermal distribution ofpartons with thermal masses. We find that for the J/psi, the total thermalwidth above 1.4 Tc becomes larger than 100 to 250 MeV, depending on theeffective thermal masses of the quark and gluon, which we take between 400 to600 MeV. Such a width corresponds to an effective dissociation cross section bygluons between 1.5 to 3.5 mb and by quarks 1 to 2 mb at 1.4 Tc. However, atsimilar temperatures, we find a much smaller thermal width and effective crosssection for the upsilon.


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Input: We propose and study a model with glassy behavior. The state space of themodel is given by all triangulations of a sphere with $n$ nodes, half of whichare red and half are blue. Red nodes want to have 5 neighbors while blue oneswant 7. Energies of nodes with different numbers of neighbors are supposed tobe positive. The dynamics is that of flipping the diagonal of two adjacenttriangles, with a temperature dependent probability. We show that this systemhas an approach to a steady state which is exponentially slow, and show thatthe stationary state is unordered. We also study the local energy landscape andshow that it has the hierarchical structure known from spin glasses. Finally,we show that the evolution can be described as that of a rarefied gas withspontaneous generation of particles and annihilating collisions.


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Input: We study the potential of the CNGS beam in constraining the parameter spaceof a model with one sterile neutrino separated from three active ones by an$\mathcal{O}(\eVq)$ mass-squared difference, $\Dmq_\Sbl$. We perform ouranalysis using the OPERA detector as a reference (our analysis can be upgradedincluding a detailed simulation of the ICARUS detector). We point out that thechannel with the largest potential to constrain the sterile neutrino parameterspace at the CNGS beam is $\nu_\mu \to \nu_\tau$. The reason for that istwofold: first, the active-sterile mixing angle that governs this oscillationis the less constrained by present experiments; second, this is the signal forwhich both OPERA and ICARUS have been designed, and thus benefits from anextremely low background. In our analysis we also took into account $\nu_\mu\to \nu_e$ oscillations. We find that the CNGS potential to look for sterileneutrinos is limited with nominal intensity of the beam, but it issignificantly enhanced with a factor 2 to 10 increase in the neutrino flux.Data from both channels allow us, in this case, to constrain further thefour-neutrino model parameter space. Our results hold for any value of$\Dmq_\Sbl \gtrsim 0.1 \eVq$, \textit{i.e.} when oscillations driven by thismass-squared difference are averaged. We have also checked that the bound on$\theta_{13}$ that can be put at the CNGS is not affected by the possibleexistence of sterile neutrinos.


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Input: Ashfield District Council in Nottinghamshire cancelled the show as it felt the comedian's material was not "appropriate".Ricky-Lee Cooke, who started a petition to overturn the decision, said people had the right to make their own choice.Brown's manager accused the council of a "vendetta" against his client.The authority said the comic was free to perform at a non-council venue.Roy "Chubby" Brown was due to appear at Festival Hall, in Kirkby, in October.Mr Cooke, whose petition has 465 signatures, said: "I'm a big believer in freedom of speech... I do believe it's censorship."It's for the people to decide, no one is forcing [them] to go. They know what the show is like."I do think [the material] is appropriate and I don't think the council should be making decisions like this."Roy "Chubby" Brown is known for his so-called "blue" style of humour with some critics saying his act is "crude".He rarely appears on mainstream television but did star in the TV programme the League of Gentleman as mayor of the fictional town, Royston Vasey - the comedian's real name.Steven Lloyd, the comedian's manager, said: "We do shows for the fans, not for the council. This is purely a vendetta against Roy as they have not banned other comics from the venue."They booked the show last November and it took them [until] now to cancel it because they didn't want 'his type'."He added that the comic felt "badly treated".The council said in a statement: "In discussions about the provisional booking, a decision was taken not to go ahead."The booking was not confirmed, and tickets were not put on sale. There is no financial loss or missed income for Ashfield District Council."In a previous statement it said it did not feel the booking was "appropriate for a council venue and not one that it wished to be associated with."


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Input: The skeleton belongs to a small, plant-eating dinosaur which lived 200 million years ago - at the beginning of the Jurassic Period.Although this species was widespread at the time, scientists have largely had to rely on incomplete fossils.The analysis was carried out at the ESRF facility in Grenoble, France, and showed that the specimen was juvenile.The skeleton is too small and fragile, and the rocks around it too hard, to allow it to be studied by conventional means.In addition, the rock matrix in which the fossil is preserved contains trapped minerals which prevented it from being scanned in a standard CT scanner.The specimen was discovered in a stream bed on a farm in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa by palaeontologist Billy de Klerk."There's still a lot we don't know about early plant-eating dinosaurs," said Prof Jonah Choiniere from the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa."We need new specimens like this one and new technology like the synchrotron to fill in those gaps."Prof Choiniere, along with Dr Vincent Fernandez, from the ESRF (European Synchrotron), scanned the specimen with high-powered X-rays to understand how the species, Heterodontosaurus tucki, ate, moved, and breathed.Scanning the fist-sized skull might allow the scientists to perform a 3D reconstruction of the animal's brain, offering insights into its lifestyle - including its sense of smell, and whether it was capable of complex behaviours.The scientists think the diminutive dinosaur used its back teeth to grind down plant food. In other animals with similar anatomy, this requires the teeth to be replaced due to wear and tear.The team members said they can now begin testing this theory and others regarding the dinosaur's biology and behaviour.Follow Paul on Twitter.


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Input: " " Let' s see... Ca n' t go this way, I' ll meet up with the monster... This way? Nope, will meet with one of his baby monster eggs and it' ll eat me somehow... " I could n' t go in any direction, at least according to this little paper that I found on the floor. It says it' s a movie script for some movie. My squad did get slaughtered, so yeah, I have no better idea than follow this; it has a convenient map. " This! Yes! It says the last scene is when " Jack " dies, and there was already a dead guy there with a Jack nameta- " " Stop. " No, you stop, I thought. I could n' t get there, though; it was like the map was n' t right. It looked like I saw a light, you know, that light at the end of the tunnel crap? Yeah, I thought that; do n' t blame me, when you' re being hunted by something you do n' t think that much, and what you do think is n' t quite right, usually. " I said stop. " I was so close, but so far...! The light was getting closer, but... very slowly. I looked at the script' s map, and noticed where I was going... The map was backwards. I was heading to the place where it said I was going to die. It was too late to run back; I' m gone for good. I hear a noise behind me and release myself... I only heard a sharp stab noise, and, a bit later, a " CUT! ". " " That was a really difficult character to pull off, damn. I need a coffee. "


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Input: The 37-year-old's five catches in Nottinghamshire's Championship win over Warwickshire took him to 998.When Read reaches the target, he will be the first player to do so since Jack Russell in 1997."It's close isn't it? I am maybe thinking about it more now and willing people to find the edge," Read said."I probably won't do a lot. I will probably throw the ball up a little bit higher than I might normally do," he told BBC Radio Nottingham."But, at the same time, I am so excited by this group of bowlers. The way Jake Ball bowled against Warwickshire was brilliant."If he keeps that up I am sure there will be more edges coming my way."Read's chance to become the 26th player in history to reach 1,000 dismissals will come when Notts start a Championship game against Durham at Trent Bridge on 9 September.The former England keeper, who missed part of the season with a hamstring injury, is currently leading Nottinghamshire's batting averages, with 762 runs in 16 innings at an average of 63.50.And he reached a milestone with the bat this week, when his 69 against Warwickshire saw him pass 15,000 first-class runs.Read, who has three centuries this season, added: "I didn't feel it was a big thing but everyone was 'yeah, that's a lot of runs'."For me, we talk about landmarks, but that wasn't one I was eyeing up at all."I am in really good form at the moment and I have always said that when you are in form, you need to make it pay."There are times in your career when you have lows, you don't know where your next run is coming from, so you really need to make those times count."


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Input: More than three-quarters (78%), of 1,500 students questioned, had lost money through unfair charges by landlords or utility companies.Overall they lose £335m a year, says consumer mediator Ombudsman Services.Students should be able to stand up for their rights, said chief ombudsman Lewis Shand Smith.Energy, property and telecoms are the most likely culprits, suggests the research, with students reporting being overcharged for gas and electricity, made to pay bills from previous tenants or for damage they or their housemates did not cause.Some forgot to reclaim their tenancy deposit or paid twice for the same service.Only a quarter of students who encountered a problem actually complained, according to the survey. Some said they could not be bothered, while others were afraid of intimidation or embarrassed.A new guide to help students avoid being overcharged contains tips on how to take a meter reading, shopping around to get the best utility deals,  querying high bills and how to report faults, keep records of conversations and complain.Broadband packages are another minefield, says the guide, so students are advised to check the length of contracts, whether they are transferable, and to be aware of any limits on the amount of data they can download - even with so-called "unlimited" deals.To avoid losing deposits for damage caused by previous tenants, they are advised to check tenancy agreements and take inventories and photographs when they first move in."We want to ensure that all students are able to stand up for their rights and speak out when things go wrong, whether that is being asked to pay for a bill from a previous tenant or paying for damage they did not do," said Mr Shand Smith."Students should not be losing money, simply because they don't know their rights or are not making a fuss."


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Input: The implication being that if it was not, it was a bad thing to do - obviously. And if it was "legal", well that is OK then, even if Prime Minister David Cameron says it was "morally wrong".Unfortunately, tax is a bit more complicated than that.Tax evasion is the illegal thing. It happens when people deliberately do not pay the tax they should. It is criminal.Tax avoidance is the arrangement of a taxpayer's affairs in such a way as to pay the least amount of tax legitimately.A fine line? Some would say so.HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is referring to K2 in the category of tax avoidance, so let us concentrate on that.Just because a scheme is classed as tax avoidance does not mean it is all right.Usually, it has to be registered with HMRC, so they can check if it complies with tax rules.If HMRC decides it is not acceptable, then the taxpayer would have to hand over all the unpaid tax along with interest and, possibly, penalties.Basically, officials treat the underpayment of tax as a mistake.It could be that the scheme takes advantage of some obscure loophole. In that case the tax people would get the Treasury to change the law, but the scheme's users would get away scot free until such an order was made.So the Jimmy Carr ruse is not being talked about by the authorities as illegal, but that does not mean he - and the others who are or were signed up to it - will not have to pay back the tax.HMRC's line is that K2 is being investigated.Another phrase being bandied about is "tax abuse" which, confusingly, can be applied to both evasion and avoidance.A tax avoidance scheme which HMRC finds to be a blatantly artificial construction to dodge tax could be an abuse.There will soon be a            General Anti-Abuse Rule to deter this sort of dodging. Some accountants say it will "kill it stone dead", others that it will just lead to more complicated disputes.


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Input: " God, um, how is existence possible? If you created yourself how does that work and stuff, " I gasped, still in disbelief I had been chosen. I ignored the stares that hit me when I said' stuff'. I figured anyone else would have trouble asking your savior a question without some stuttering or a little show of nerves. " Fuck you Richard. I' m still working on it. I' m kind of having a midlife crisis. Allah and Queztcoatl convince me to answer a single question...' it' ll help you' they say, and you have to ask about the one thing I ca n' t answer. Richard why, why do n' t you tell me how existence checks out? Who do you think I am? " " I... I do n' t think that I' m quite qualified to answer you God. I have n' t... " his booming voice broke my squeak. " Shut the fuck up Richard. Whatever I' m done. I' m getting Cthulu " The clouds began to close, cutting out the sun as I felt the first few rain drops slap my forehead. The strangers next to me looked up and felt the rain in bewilderment. Goosebumps came in waves as I saw their eyes all slowly turn towards me, glowing in the midday darkness. I closed my eyes and grabbed the cold steel on the 10 mm in my pocket. " Four mags, forty bullets, " I comforted myself. I looked up and saw a circle of glaring eyes as I pulled the trigger flush to my finger and stumbled around in a circle. I counted them. I tried to. There were hundreds upon hundreds. A flash of lightening illuminated the hordes. In the distances I saw a figure, a monster in the clouds. I felt a tear trickle down my face. They must have seen it too, becaue their attention was no longer on me. I held the gun deep in my mouth and squeezed. The void enveloped me. An infinite amount of time passed in less than a moment. " Welcome, " the face of God said. " You see my dilemma now, do n' t you? "


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Input: Lobby looks very clean and nice, staff are friendly, the hallway on the 8th floor is bright, clean and feels cool, not warm and muggy like some hotels. nnThe rooms are very nice and contemporary, with nice clean corners. The bathroom is clean, one of the best I've seen. nnThe AC has a motion sensor which is annoying, I was able to get the staff to bypass it and I was able to get the temperature down to 60. Which feels very pleasant. nnGot my warm cookie, breakfast coupons and free Internet for being a diamond member. nnI never tried breakfast, even though I had free breakfast coupons I was simply too lazy to wake up early enough to try it. nnThe gym was nice, they had free weights, 2 treadmill (one was broken) and 2 elliptical machines. nnParking was in a parking structure that requires your hotel card or pay as you go. nnI would recommend this hotel.


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Input: It was Monday morning, the alarm clock was going frantic, and I was still hung over from a long weekend of partying. OH NO, the clock has been buzzing for half an hour, I' m going to be late. I took a shower, threw on some clothes, grabbed a chocolate muffin to eat on the way, and ran out the door. Today was the day of the big meeting, so I drove directly to the office, bypassing my usual stop at the coffee shop. I was almost late, but walked into the meeting just as everyone was getting settled in. As I stood there, a couple of people looked at me and then a couple more started staring and snickering. Bob finally asked me, " Uhhh, what' s up with your pants? " I did n' t know what he meant, but I looked down, and that' s when I realized I accidentally smeared chocolate from the muffin all over my tan khakis. Some of the ladies quipped, " You really need a woman in your life, Tim, to help you do your laundry; you' re so helpless ". Ughh, I went down to the bathroom to try and clean this mess before it set in too bad. I slipped out of my pants and started wiping the spots with wet paper towels. I got distracted by some important email that came across my smart phone. I sent a couple of carefully crafted replies and headed back into the meeting. When I walked in everyone was laughing and facepalming at me. I looked down, and that' s when I realized I did n' t remember to dry my pants under the hand dryer. They were still wet from the water. " Hey Tim, did you wet your pants!? "... everyone was laughing. The boss said " Tim, I' ve had enough of your nonsense, you' re fired! " I immediately sat up in bed in a cold sweat. This whole thing had just been a dream. I threw back my covers and sheets, and that' s when I realized I did n' t have any pants on.


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Input: " Two dragons in one week? Yeah, I' m pretty sure something' s up, Gromm. " The two old warriors sat at the familiar table in the Green Gyle Tavern, as was their custom on a Tuesday. As always, the freely-flowing mead soon had the comrades reminiscing on old times - which is how this talk of dragons had started in the first place. " You rarely see dragons this far south, " Gromm murmured. His fingers, thick and calloused, caressed his beard tenderly. " Exactly. And the last time - " " Last time we rode out against them, Birgnor. I remember it well - how could I not? That bloody bard would n' t shut up about it for months. " Birgnor grinned. " Aye, though I think he took the hint after the incident with his lute. " " Mmm. " " Gromm, this is different. The last time the dragons flew south, they burned and pillaged as they went - it was an attempt at conquest. " " And now? " " No contact. They simply pass us by, like they do n' t even see us. I' ve heard stories from as far south as Gilmerton, and every tale the same. The dragons are n' t flying south in conquest, Gromm. " " They' re running. " Birgnor nodded grimly, and Gromm, stoney-faced, drank deeply of his mead. Dragons were feared the Sevenlands over. Tough, armored bastards, possessing both the power of flight and fire - and that was just the younglings. Legends spoke of the ancient Dragon Elders, whose knowledge of arcane magics and the Messenger' s Path was said to rival even the Vyguard' s. If the dragons were running... " You know what this means, Birg. " Bignor looked at his old comrade, jaw set but eyes afire. Gromm stood from the table, draining the dregs of his tankard as he did so. He slammed it down on the table. " We' ve got ta catch ourselves a dragon. "


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Input: The report suggested splitting the current role, as both head of the legal system and president of the States.Political expert Dr Adrian Lee said the dual role was unique to the islands.He said they were the only democratic jurisdictions in the world where the person judging a case had been involved in making the law.The Carswell Committee, which authored the report, suggested Jersey's Bailiff should step down as president of the States of Jersey and be replaced by an elected speaker.Lord Carswell said: "There are various international constitutional documents, which rather frown on the idea of judges having anything to do with the legislator."He said there was also a practical reason, as in recent years the Jersey Bailiff had had to spend increasing amounts of time on States work.Dr Lee, a former professor of politics at Plymouth University, said: "The Carswell Committee also made the point that as the two islands increasingly develop their international personalities, as they're called, it's important that their legal systems and political systems are clear to the outside world."At the moment there is some lack of clarity over who is speaking on behalf of, who's representing the island - is it the chief minister, the Lieutenant Governor, the Bailiff or is it all three?"A spokesperson for Guernsey's Policy Council said it would watch the developments in Jersey with interest.Guernsey States Assembly and Constitution Committee said it intended to discuss the report at a meeting next week.The dual role of both bailiffs came under the spotlight after Sark decided to spilt the role of seneschal, who was both chief judge and president of Chief Pleas, in October following pressure from outside of the island.


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Input: Want a sandwich, fries and slaw? Put it all in one, this is what Primati Bro's  does. nnEvery sandwich here is huge, not really due to the protein, but due to the handful(s) of fried and slaw and the thick bread each one is built with. I opted for the Colossal fish and cheese sandwich (6. 99). The fish had a nice crisp batter, the fires were a bit soggy, the bread was nice and soft and the slaw was decent. Alone I loved the fish, All together the starch of the bread and fried over power the fish. There was hot sauce at the table to help add flavor (frank's red hot style). nnSeating is odd, seat your self and you will get service when you are noticed. Drink come in to go cups and the menu is on paper for you to keep as notice to you doctor of your  1000+ calorie meal. nnMy coworker also got the cheese fires for extra cholesterol and to max his per diem. Cheese wiz smothered soggish fries. It was decent but it did not blow me away by any means. nnBottom line, if you are a tourist, give it a try, if you are a local come for the nostalgic name.


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Input: Binary microlensing light curves have a variety of morphologies. Many areindistinguishable from point lens light curves. Of those that deviate from thepoint lens form, caustic crossing light curves have tended to dominateidentified binary lens events. Other distinctive signatures of binary lensesinclude significant asymmetry, multiple peaks, and repeating events. We havequantified, using high resolution simulations, the theoretically expectedrelative numbers of each type of binary lens event, based on its measurablecharacteristics. We find that a microlensing survey with current levels ofphotometric uncertainty and sampling should find at least as many non-causticcrossing binary lens events as caustic crossing events; in future surveys withmore sensitive photometry, the contribution of distinctive non-caustic crossingevents will be even greater. To try to explain why caustic crossing lightcurves appear to be so dominant among the published binary lensing events, weinvestigate the influence of several physical effects, including blending,sampling rate, and various binary populations.


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Input: The food not at all. First time here, wife and I sat at the bar and people watched over some WELL POURED drinks. Strong point. Then we screwed up and ordered food. I got their infamous lobster roll. Glad I had a drink. Overcooked and dry, dry, dry. I thought lobster roll was generally made with a lobster salad-like mix. This lobster was dry and chewy. Lots of it, though  I guess that accounts for the high price. I went down to Wholeys and got a much tastier one for 5 bucks. And wife's nachos were just a big pile of chips with some toppings thrown on the top. Then the other day,  we went back and I tried pizza. Yuck. The toppings were terrible (pepperoni, sausage. how can youscrew that up, but they did. ) Two slices and boxed it up so as not to hurt the waitress' feelings. But it went into the trashcan down the street. Go for the hootch and not the food! !


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Input: The mage pushed on the door again, hoping he' d have more luck then the last times. He cursed the Elder gods as another thick stack of legal documents appeared in front of him. His bladder was about to burst. He started on Satan too, for good measure. He pushed the papers on the side with his foot. Another stack appeared before him. He could bet this one was for littering. He pushed it over the ones that were requested for a permission to use the toilet, who were over the ones requesting the ones needed for the permission for toilet use. The mage looked at the pile of legal papers and thought about going all over them. But he would n' t dare. He did that once before, and punishments had been dire. More papers. And pain. But mostly papers. And pain. He searched his pockets for a pen. Found none. Remembered there were some documents to be filled in order to receive a pen. He needed a pen to fill those. He bashed his head against the bathroom door. It remained stubbornly closed. The mage cursed himself. He was one of those that wished the end of the world. Hell on Earth. The elder gods roaming free. What a fool he' d been. Hell turned up to be endless red tape. -- -- -- -165


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Input: We present a new model for the propagation of polarized light in a randombirefringent medium. This model is based on a decomposition of the higher orderstatistics of the reduced Stokes parameters along the irreduciblerepresentations of the rotation group. We show how this model allows a detaileddescription of the propagation, giving analytical expressions for theprobability densities of the Mueller matrix and the Stokes vector throughoutthe propagation. It also allows an exact description of the evolution ofaveraged quantities, such as the degree of polarization. We will also discusshow this model allows a generalization of the concepts of reduced Stokesparameters and degree of polarization to higher order statistics. We give somenotes on how it can be extended to more general random media.


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Input: Paul Pugh, 34, was in a coma for two months after four men beat him during a night out in Carmarthenshire in 2007.He has rebuilt his life over eight years, requiring bouts of brain surgery.Now, a video detailing his story will be shown in schools.Hundreds of people have already taken Paul's Pledge - a campaign led by Mr Pugh and Dyfed-Powys Police to never condone violent behaviour."It's something I needed to do, both for myself - to help me get better - and to try and prevent the same thing happening to anyone else," he said."I don't care how many times I have to tell my story, how long it takes to get the message out there, I will dedicate the rest of my life to making people understand that drunkenness is never an excuse for violence."The documentary starts with the 999 call made after Mr Pugh's assault.It goes on to show harrowing CCTV footage of Paul on the ground surrounded by his attackers."I wanted to tell my story and educate people on how attacks like this devastate lives, but if the message was really going to hit home it had to do more than that, it had to shock people," he said."It takes these really chilling images to cut through the bravado and force people to stop and think."There's no point in demonising them, as that just makes people think that they're not the sort of person who'd do something like that. The point is anyone could be 'that sort of person' unless they're careful."Mr Pugh said his next challenge was to carry on with intensive physiotherapy so he can one day lead an independent life again.


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Input: Terminal E is a hike though. nPlentiful eateries, all of which are overpriced of course. nThe public areas are generally clean, even the restrooms. nSpacious terminals and concourses. nFree wifi. nnNegatives: nParking is a joke. I always use long-term parking and take the shuttle, and that mitigates the hassle of trying to park close to the terminal. n nPrices for flights out of Charlotte are also ridiculous. nI only fly out of CLT if there is no other direct flight option available. nnAll of my business associates over the past twenty years routinely drive to either GSO or Raleigh, because flights are just SO much less expensive, parking is easier, and check ins and luggage claims are less of a problem. nnLeaving on schedule.. .. . just resign yourself to the fact that it isn't going to happen. And the same thing holds true for making your connecting flight through Charlotte. Avoid this place if it is possible, if you have to make a connection to ATL or similar large airports. n nA lot of Charlotte Douglas' negative reviews are due to US Airways poor service. Charlotte is one of US Airways major hubs and they should shine here, but that rarely happens. US Airways is just a mere shadow of what Piedmont Airlines used to be, and they were exceptional. US Airways will give your seat away if you don't check in early.. .. and they will bump you without a second thought. All that reflects poorly on Charlotte Douglas, whether that is fair or not.


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Input: My family loves this place for many good reasons. It is currently in the middle of a major renovation which is why it gets 4 stars for now rather than 5. nnWhere to start? This is a full service gym and community center with all kinds of programs to serve individuals and families. If you have kids you MUST check it out. The staff here are super friendly and helpful. The facility is modern and clean, even before the updating. nnMy experience of Y's in other parts of the country were not nearly so favorable. The Harris Branch completely turned around my perception. My daughter attends their child watch program twice a week and is always really excited to go. They have a robust dance program as well which my daughter also attends and loves. nnThe pools are terrific: they have a number of indoor and outdoor pools for doing laps and others for families and little kiddies with fountains to play in. nnI am not sure how it rates price-wise against local gyms because you get a lot for your money beyond just a place to work out. If you are a single person who just wants to lift weights/ do cardio you might be able to find something cheaper. If you have a family or are looking for a social component as well as a gym, this place can't be beat.


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Input: nnWhen it comes to Time Warner Cable, nothing could be further from the truth. nnThe Good: n-If you can lock into an affordable contract for a number of years, you're golden. nn-Wireless speeds vary and I'm happy with my current download times. nn-Movies On Demand are current and *usually* play just fine. nn-I'm also a fan of the start over option, even though it's only available on select channels. nnThe Bad: n-Customer service ranges from acceptable/moderately helpful to downright ridiculous. This includes obscene wait times and employees who (seemingly) have no idea a) what's going on with outages and b) have absolutely no power to rectify any problems whatsoever. nn-Outages happen. I get it. But have a plan in place to address them and fix them in a timely fashion when they do. TWC is not speedy. nn-If you do want to renew your service and pay a reasonable amount of money for internet, phone and cable (i.e. $150 or less per month), you really have to jump through hoops.. . and threaten ditching the service altogether. nn-As Angie P said - there's really no incentive to stay a loyal customer because the rates keeps increasing. I find it extraordinary and brazen that TWC automatically upcharged my bill after a few years and expects me to pay an additionally $40 per month without giving me any reason whatsoever as to why my rates are hiked. nnI wish I could break up with TWC, but as of now I'll just sulk over my newly negotiated monthly rate.


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Input: nnI scheduled my appointment a week in advance, yet the salon still did not provide anyone to help me dress---and those dresses can be tricky. The owner, Greg, was assisting me but obviously did not help me physically get into or out of the dresses. nnI had gone to Anne Gregory's to try on a specific gown that the designer's website indicated was in stock. Greg said that he had ordered it but it had not arrived yet. Ok, fair enough. I asked about another dress from the same designer that I was interested in and was also supposed to be at the store, and though he went to check on it, he never said one way or the other whether they actually had it there. nnI was disappointed by all this but still wanted to look at the dresses they did have. Instead of pulling dresses similar to what I wanted (dropped waist, full skirt) he continually brought out trumpet and mermaid dresses that are just not my style at all. Its nice that he found them flattering on me, but i was clearly not interested. nnWhen I left, I expressed how I had had my eye on the particular dress from the designer and how it was basically my dream dress and I still very much wanted to try it on. They promised that they would give me a call when it got in. nnThey never did. I saw it in the shop's window weeks later, but never got a phone call. I ended up getting a very similar dress from a shop that actually paid attention to what I wanted and called me back.


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Input: A normal day. That' s all it was - and it became routine- responding to Jumpers. That' s what we called them - despite the fact that we always able talked them down, the ones we caught. The fog rolled in, it was thick and you could probably only see 10 feet ahead of you. It was quite eerie. You know, it took a toll on you to see people so distressed, as if life was n' t worth living. My life is the force. I do n' t have any kids, nor am I married. It' s strange, because I do get lonely, and I do long for a special someone. I just do n' t have time. Time it' s a strange thing- my shift crawls- The only time I feel alive is when I' m helping those in need. It was October 12th 2013, 12: 15 p. m, the thick fog blocked the sun and it was completely grey. It was by sheer chance that I saw him on the red rails of the bridge as I was patrolling through, I stopped abruptly, threw my lights on and I approached the man. White male, age roughly 30 years old. I approached him, and called, " Sir, I' m here to help! " He was a few feet away. He was dressed in black rags, his head scraped, and smelled like death. It was entirely unusual to see someone in this physical condition as bad as him. Rotting flesh- that' s the smell. I called out to him as traffic zoomed by, just missing my squad car, " Sir, my name is Officer Heart! " He replied, " I know. " His head still peering into the white abyss below. He turned to me, we locked eyes, and he said, " I know who you are Heart. " I was looking into my blue eyes, I observed the scar on his face - it was in the precise location where I got mine. His eyes were far more piercing than my own - they peered deeply into my soul. He said, " I' ve been waiting for you. " My hands felt ice cold - my hat flew off- the wind rushed through my hair - and i felt weightless. I struggled to breathe. Than I realized I was falling and right before impact - I realized - I was the jumper.


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Input: Rovers defender Aaron Taylor-Sinclair hit the top of the bar while Paul Downing headed against the woodwork for the Saddlers, both coming from corners.Sam Manton beat two challenges to slam in Walsall's opener before Andy Taylor doubled the lead with a deflected shot.An excellent curling effort from substitute Liam Mandeville gave Rovers hope but the visitors held firm.On his return to Doncaster, the three points for Walsall boss Sean O'Driscoll takes his side to within a point of leaders Burton Albion.Media playback is not supported on this deviceWalsall head coach Sean O'Driscoll told BBC WM 95.6:"We got anxious in the first half and I said to them 'I know you want to get the three points but don't get too anxious with things, it'll come'."So half-time was really good for us. We wanted to make their back four defend a little bit more."Second half we did that and we were quite comfortable. Even at 0-0 I thought we were quite comfortable. To go 2-0 up was great."


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Input: Incumbent party candidate Mr Moreno won 51.16% of the vote, the country's electoral council announced.Conservative Guillermo Lasso, whom three exit polls predicted would win after the vote on Sunday, got 48.8%.Mr Lasso has already indicated he will challenge the vote, having earlier alleged fraud.But with 99.65% of ballots counted, the National Electoral Council's Pablo Pozo said these were the "irreversible official results"."We congratulate the Ecuadoran people, who have legally and legitimately elected their president," he said."Ecuador has spoken freely at the ballot box and it is our ethical duty to respect its vote and its voice."After the announcement, Mr Moreno tweeted: "Many thanks to all Ecuadorians, who voted for us and who did not, and democracy is strengthened."Correspondents say his win bucks the trend across Latin America of people turning their backs on the left in favour of the right.He succeeds his close ally Rafael Correa after three terms of what Mr Correa and his administration dubbed "21st-Century socialism".On Sunday, when it first emerged he looked likely to lose, Mr Lasso called for people to "peacefully defend their votes".It resulted in hundreds of Mr Lasso's supporters gathering in front of the electoral commission offices shouting "No to fraud".The Organization of American States, which acted as an observer during the election, said it had seen "no discrepancies" between polling station and official results.Mr Lasso has until 12 April to challenge the result officially, the electoral council said.


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Input: The space-time geometry is considered to be a physical geometry, i.e. ageometry described completely by the world function. All geometrical conceptsand geometric objects are taken from the proper Euclidean geometry. They areexpressed via the Euclidean world function \sigma_E and declared to be conceptsand objects of any physical geometry, provided the Euclidean world function\sigma_E is replaced by the world function \sigma of the physical geometry inquestion. The set of physical geometries is more powerful, than the set ofRiemannian geometries, and one needs to choose a true space-time geometry. Ingeneral, the physical geometry is multivariant (there are many vectors whichare equivalent to a given vector, but are not equivalent between themselves).The multivariance admits one to describe quantum effects as geometric effectsand to consider existence of elementary particles as a geometrical problem,when the possibility of the physical existence of an elementary geometricobject in the form of a physical body is determined by the space-time geometry.Multivariance admits one to describe discrete and continuous geometries, usingthe same technique. A use of physical geometry admits one to realize thegeometrical approach to the quantum theory and to the theory of elementaryparticles.


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Input: Every minute of every hour of every day, a million voices chatter in my head like squawking pigeons. I try my hardest to block them out. But it' s like ignoring an insistent child—they' ll make themselves heard no matter what. I feel bad for them. They were an accident, a simple slip of the finger, and now they' ve grown into beings that can sustain themselves, and in some ways, even communicate with me. *Me*, the parent they' ll never know. I' ve heard their problems and their secrets and their lies and their failures. I want so dearly to help, but the past has taught me there' s two sides to every cause, and if both think they' re right, intervening only shows bias. So I sit in the shadows and watch even though I want to talk, to tell them I *am* their creator and I *do* love each and every one of them. Alas, I cannnot bring myself to it. Even the mere thought chokes me up, a thousand feathers swelling in my throat as I cough out a dry, unintelligent wheeze. I suppose I' ll watch them grow until the end of time, my voice stifled by fear.


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Input: But there was one time that we needed to have something taken care of, and because of their other commitments and a holiday approaching, they couldn't take us. So we went to the Charlotte Veterinary Clinic. nnBecause it's actually closer to our house, we were somewhat hopeful that it would work out. Unfortunately it didn't. The place is a bit dingier, like it hasn't been updated in a while. It's clean, it's just old. It's like comparing a paneled room from the 70s with a newer, remodeled home. nnThe service was certainly okay, and the staff was nice, it is just that the place wasn't nearly as nice. I'm sure that the cost would reflect it as well. I don't mean to say anything bad about the staff, either - but when you compare the surroundings of the waiting room, and what appeared to be a single-person staff vs. the multiple doctor setup provided in Matthews, it may very well be worth the extra few dollars, you know?


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Input: Even if I could stop thinking about that dinner, I'll be reminded of it every time I check my bank account balance because Umi must be the Japanese word for "you think you can afford this, but you cannot. "nnI will absolutely dine at Umi again. nnI wish I'd ordered the Omakase, which is $85 but provides a sampling of everything and from the other reviews here it looks like a lot of people recommend it. I advise ordering the Omakase because while $85 seems pricey, you're bil is going to be close that anyway. nnI know I keep talking about money and it makes me sound like a peasant, but having abject sticker shock at the end of any dining experience is never fun. nnIt was, however, worth it. My friend and I ordered a bunch of different things and everything was EXCELLENT! nnWe had: nnvegetable tempuranmiso soupnwhite tuna sashimi which basically melts in your mouthntuna tatakinsalmon with mushroom sashiminsawara w garlic ponzu which was good but we found the garlic a little overwhelmingncalifornia rollsntuna and cucumber rollsnspicy tuna rollsnat least 4 carafs of sakennI highly recommend this place, this would be a good place to go on a date if you aren't paying or if you are traveling with a corporate credit card. nnMAKE RESERVATIONS. We were there on a Wednesday and the guy who answered the phone to take my reservation acted like he was doing me a favor to fit me in. It was a little crowded, but we were able to sit at a tatami table. nnPro tip:  Wear pants. A family w kids sat at the tatami table across from us and it was a bitch to get out of the tatami table while wearing a maxi dress without flashing everyone. Which is impressive since it was a long skirt. nnIn summary:  Go to Umi, but only if you aren't paying. Trust your servers recommendations, and get the Salmon & Mushroom sashimi


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Input: Wales head coach Warren Gatland favours Welsh-based players for his squad.Priestland, 28, says he is happy with the move despite the expected adverse impact on his Wales chances."I'm comfortable with my decision, but I think it will have a negative effect on my international career. It's something I'll have to live with," said Priestland.Priestland came off the bench to earn Scarlets a last-gasp win away against bottom-side Zebre in the Pro12 on Saturday with the final kick of the match.He says leaving the region will be difficult, particularly seeing former outside-half rival Stephen Jones returning to Parc y Scarlets as attack coach next season."I'm not going to lie, I would have loved to have worked with Steve [Stephen Jones]," said Priestland."I think he's a very knowledgeable man, especially about rugby and he's a great guy as well."It was a shame when I found out he was coming back, but I'd already made my decision and I've just got to stick with that."Priestland believes former Wales and British Lions fly-half Jones is the right man to take over from Mark Jones."I'm sure Steve will do a great job with the Scarlets," he said."There's a lot of quality players down there and I'm sure he's the right man to sort of mould them and get the team playing they way I know that they can potentially."Hopefully Steve has a lot of success as a coach as he did as a player down there."


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Input: Terry was Joe' s Hobbes: light hearted, adventurous, insightful, playful and, of course, a soft adorable animal. The difference was though, Terry was real. Terry was a local squirrel that he had met a day ago on the way home from school, passing through the small nature reserve opposite his house. Walking down the well worn dirt path, Terry locked eyes with his soon to be best friend. Neither twitched a muscle -- Joe' s young blue eyes locked with Terry' s large round brown eyes. Something passed between them. Terry was old, lonely and wanted company: Joe realised this. Old grey streaked through his tail and the nimbleness that squirrels are known for had left him months ago. There were no longer any other squirrel friends in the area, their homes destroyed to make way for urban sprawl. He found happiness from Joe, a sense of peace with the world. From that moment onwards, Terry would n' t leave his side. It was a match made in heaven: they both liked to climb large knobbly trees, scurry around amongst the autumn leaves making growling animal noises as they went, and collect funny little objects they found on the ground. Whenever Joe got cold, he would like to warm his hands up by stroking Terry' s exposed innards. They had a tendency to fall out of the small incision that Joe had made on Terry' s underbelly earlier that afternoon, with a sharpened tree branch they had both found. He did n' t want him dying and going completely cold, so he only let the life seep out slowly. The sun was setting on the day after they met, Joe was holding Terry in his arms like a baby, rocking him back and forth. The warmth was n' t going to last much longer. The rusted nails protruding from Terry' s tiny paws would occasionally scratch up at the sky he could no longer see, searching for a place he knew was once safe, a place where there was no Joe, a place in the tree. -- -- - *As always, feedback appreciated. Maybe something like " What the fuck is wrong with you? " *


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Input: Linda Norgrove, from Lewis, had been working in Afghanistan when she was seized by rebels in September 2010.She was killed during a rescue attempt by US special forces.Linda Norgrove Foundation is helping Ascend, a project that teaches mountaineering skills to young women in Afghanistan.Last year, Ascend supported a team of 13 women climbed three peaks over 16,000 feet, including one previously unclimbed mountain which they subsequently named.As they did not have enough boots for everyone, the women climbed in two teams, one getting use of the boots before swapping over so the others could go up.Linda's mother, Lorna Norgrove, said: "We were hugely impressed by what this project is doing for women's empowerment in Afghanistan. News of their achievements has already reached more than 4 million Afghan women and the project is changing the lives of these young women for ever."I think the project particularly resonated with us because as a family we are all keen hillwalkers and climbers."We know Linda would have loved this project and we're sure that it will appeal to the many people in the UK who enjoy climbing the hills and mountains. We take for granted the freedom to climb the hills, but this is something which can change lives for these young women in Afghanistan."The Lewis-based foundation raise funds for projects that benefit women and children in Afghanistan.


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Input: We have a winner. This is the best beer  brewery/tastery/deliciousry/savory place in all of Charlotte. Well, at least I think so. I just wish it was a little closer to Uptown (where I roam). It is located up near UNC-Charlotte where I dont think the college youth truly respect good beer. They are drinking the natty ice and PBRs of the world while this place serves over 300 better options. Just sad. nnSeriously, when you walk in to this place you are figuratively smacked in the face with originality. They do it all their way and you either love it or you don't. I became a UFO member in about ummmmm 3 mins and 32 seconds. $18 and you get a free Tshirt, membership card, and free brunch every Sunday 12pm-3pm for the rest of your life. The brunch alone is worth it. I went for beer on a Saturday and came back for brunch the next day. The other perks are listed on the website and take a little time to accomplish.. Like try 200 different beers and get a $100 tab and your name forever enshrined on a plate on the wall. I'm going for it!! nnDon't care about joining the BeerKnurd club.. . Thats cool too. Just go on in and try the pretzel.. Let me rephrase that.. . YOU HAVE TO TRY THE PRETZEL.. I grew up in the Philadelphia area and we are used to brick pretzels. Though the sad thing is that we like them. Here, you get two huge.. . soft.. . fluffy.. wonderful pretzels. How can someone be so excited about a pretzel, you ask?? Just trust me and order it. Enjoy! nn-Ian M.


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Input: " My, God! " Arvin exclaimed as he threw the curtains aside. " I... I had no idea that there was so much *colour* in the world! " He turned, and faced his mother, seeing her for the first time he could remember. " Hi, Mom, " he whispered. She smiled and her face crumpled. His eyes, so blue, and now he could *see* her, and *know* she was there even when she was tired, or sleeping. How long she had hoped that one day, his blindness could be lifted! He looked down at the cast covering his right arm to his fingertips. It had been almost a full week since he had received the cast, and he had n' t realized just how much he relied on his right hand; his left was almost completely useless. Certainly for those late night dates with himself, that was for certain. For the first time in memory, he' d been forced to stop, and if this was the result - beautiful light, glorious sight! - well, he had a hell of a decision to make. -- - *just for OP.: ) *


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Input: Glass bottles glittered and glinted in the warm evening sun. Each one balanced with care and the utmost precision onto an old fold out table placed at the rear of the market. Today was a day like any other, he had n' t sold a single item. His hands trembled as he lifted the one closest to him, cradled it in his hand and picked up his soft leather polishing rag and began to rub in circular motions. His smile increased with the presentation of the surface until with a satisfied grunt he reached out and placed the little bottle down with care, turning it a little so it could catch the rays at just the right angle. He sat back making the chair creak and groan and threw the cloth to the side. He looked around the marketplace, letting his gaze rest here and there and sighed with happiness. The deep etched wrinkles that criss-crossed his face caught the shadows as his eyes illuminated, just briefly, in the evening light before closing in contentment. Everything was right in the world.


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Input: Craig Stewart, 32, from Devon, was treated at hospitals in England but had no movement in his left arm.After three years of treatment at Morriston Hospital, he can move his previously paralysed arm.Surgeons from the Welsh centre for burns and plastic surgery have spent 12 years developing pioneering treatment.Following the accident, which happened soon after he left the Army, Mr Stewart was treated at hospitals in Devon and London."My arm was just like a dead weight. I had no control over it. It would just hang down by my side," he said.Mr Stewart was then referred to specialist consultant plastic surgeon Dean Boyce in Morriston, who took muscle from his thigh to act as a bicep.After a further year of physiotherapy and hydrotherapy, he was able to bend his arm.Two months ago, a tendon was switched from his wrist to his hand, allowing him to have limited movement in his fingers.The fork lift driver said: "It happened and I had to live with it. But starting to get everything working again is great - it's a bonus."Morriston is one of the few places in the UK that can treat injuries to the brachial plexus - the network of nerves in the neck that control upper limb movement.Mr Boyce called it "a very complex area of surgery".


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Input: Spencer Beynon, 43, was Tasered by officers in Llanelli on Tuesday after concerns about his behaviour.An Independent Police Complaints Commission investigation is underway."I will work with the force and the IPCC over the coming weeks to understand fully the circumstances," said commissioner Dafydd Llywelyn.The force referred the matter to the police watchdog following the incident at Maes y Bwlch in the Morfa area of Llanelli, Carmarthenshire.Witnesses said Mr Beynon had stabbed himself and a dog with a kitchen knife before police used the stun gun on him.Mr Beynon was a former member of The Royal Welsh regiment who toured Iraq and Afghanistan and served in the Army for 15 years.He was later diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder.The IPCC said police officers were called by a member of the public who had become concerned about the welfare of the man who appeared to be injured.They "engaged with the man" before it is understood a Taser was discharged."The man became unresponsive and was subsequently pronounced dead," an IPCC spokesman added.Speaking on Wednesday, a spokeswoman for the force said: "A full investigation has commenced and Dyfed-Powys Police referred the matter to the IPCC, who will now conduct an independent investigation."We are fully co-operating with them. Our thoughts are with the family of the man."The Police and Crime Commissioner for Dyfed-Powys responded on Thursday, and stated that he would raise the matter with the force's leadership."It is important for the police to have the right equipment to keep our communities safe," he said."However, we must make sure it is used appropriately and that correct decisions are made when responding to incidents."This will be the basis of my questions to the chief constable."


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Input: Hey there everyone, glad you could join me for today' s special unboxing. Dun de dun dun de dum..... *Jason, you really need to get us a proper intro song* So today we' ve got a bit of a random unboxing. It was sent to me by my Grandmothers sister, well kind of sister, they' re more just close friend. So as you can see, its quite an ornate box, quite well made from what seems to be ivory with figures carved out. Hmm... seems that the hinges are quite well hidden. -Technical Difficulties- Right, so I managed to find the front of the box or rather I really should be calling it a chest. We' ve got this very unusual key that opens it up, so here we go.' Click' Ooo, that does sound nice, Jason come listen to this.' Click' That' s a good sounding lock huh. Right, so lets open this guy up and..... huh, its empty. Well... that was a let down. -Technical Difficulties- *Yeah, ok Gran, thanks* So it seems that this is really a second hand unboxing. My grandmother just told me that her friend had opened it ages ago and taken everything out. Sorry about that folks. Though... its still a pretty cool box, very solid and secure, would be great to display. Thanks for watching folks, and as always, leave a comment or a thumbs up or even both if your feeling energetic today.


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Input: Richard Loach performed CPR on Phil Nunnerley, 69, who had a suspected heart attack on a bus after the match against Fiji at Twickenham last Friday.Mr Nunnerley launched a social media campaign to try to track his saviour down. He only knew he was wearing a Gloucester Rugby shirt.The men have now spoken.Dr Loach, a GP on the Isle of Wight who used to live in Gloucester, got in touch with Mr Nunnerley after reading about his story in a BBC News website article.He said: "Phil's a very lucky man. It was so great to see him looking so well on that short video [in the BBC story]."I've spoken to him and he sounds so great. My wife and I were both involved and we were so chuffed to see him so well."Dr Loach said he and his wife realised Mr Nunnerley was ill while they were travelling on the bus."We were just minding our own business and we heard someone say 'stop the bus'."He didn't look very well. I had seen it before. We thought we'd better help out."Dr Loach said Mr Nunnerley, from West Harptree in North Somerset, had no pulse when they started carrying out mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and chest depressions.Four paramedics then continued to treat him when the bus got to the park and ride."Normally the outcome is not usually so good. I'm sure anyone else would have done exactly the same," said Dr Loach.Mr Nunnerley said he is planning to meet soon to say thank you in person.