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Input: nnMy girlfriend and I have been looking for a new breakfast spot for a while and the Dor-Stop has always been high on my list to try. nnThe place is classic, still has a bar counter, kitschy items adorn the walls and the a feeling that you are dining in your grandmother's restaurant. The place is always packed but we were quickly seated and like many have stated before my coffee cup never fell below 3/4 full before it was refilled. nnNow lets get to the nitty gritty: the food. nnI got the pancake breakfast, usually a very simple and easy breakfast but when the breakfast came I was so impressed. The hotcakes are so different, some would even say magical. They are so fluffy and moist and complimented their super crispy bacon. I almost wanted to fold the entire breakfast up and eat a giant pancake eggarito. My mouth is watering thinking about it. nnMy girlfriend got the breakfast sandwich which was very well done. Their ham is so succulent and tender. They cut it off the bone at the Dor-Stop and is shows. The sandwich is a work of art and is the classiest breakfast sandwich I have ever seen. nnI recommend this place to anyone and will definitely come back to try some other types of pancakes. They are the best in the city. nnOh and try the potato pancakes, they will rock your world.


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Input: I feel like we were duped. nnThe school is a publicity machine with nothing behind it. The students have no sense of community, and the neighbors hate them. My daughter has had terrible things said and shouted at her by the supposedly "charming" upscale people with their "beautiful" homes. The neighbors hate the school and take it out on students. nnThe school does not care about students once they have enrolled. They nickel and dime them for every little thing. There is no social life on the campus or near the campus. nnMy daughter says that the morale of the teachers is awful. Two have talked about what they make and how it is insufficient. nnMy daughter has older friends who did well on their SATs and had good grades and cant get into graduate school. There is no network to help with jobs, except maybe nursing. nnDont send your child to Queens.


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Input: I don't know what else to say about it besides that it's awesome--everything is prepared quickly and the little Korean woman who I always see working the stand is very pleasant. I always recommend the food here to everyone I know whenever they say they're going to the Strip. It's cheap and delicious. This would be a five star rating if I wasn't considering the grocery store, but this place IS indeed a grocery store and not just a street vendor (unfortunately). nThe grocery store is very poorly organized, things are dusty, and many of the things don't have expiration dates. That's actually pretty typical of imported Asian food, but I was really skeptical about buying anything from the grocery store because no one really shops here (there are better competitors down the street, like Lotus Food Co) and that means that the food remained on the shelf for who knows how long. The first time my friend and I came here, she purchased a pack of mango mochi ice cream and found that it had freezer burn and smelled a bit off as well. The store manager/owner kindly refunded the purchase, which was nice, but I would still never buy anything. Also, compared to Lotus Food Co, some of the items in this store are more expensive. The mochi ice cream was definitely more expensive--I can't remember exactly how much, but after we realized that we bought a bad item, we went to Lotus Food Co and bought a box of mochi ice cream that was perfectly fine, delicious, and less expensive.


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Input: The restaurant has been there for years but we normally go to Mike & Tony's for gyros. We both ordered the Gyro Special for $8. 88. You get a gyro, fries, and a drink. nThe portions were smaller than we normally get at other gyro places. The fries could have been cooked a minute or two longer. We had to add salt. The pita on the gyro was small and soft. I was worried it was going to tear or break but it didn't. The gyro meat was okay but not as flavorful as other places I've eaten. The sauce didn't hold much flavor either and was a little watery. nThough I wasn't impressed, nor would I go back for the gyros, I would go back to try some of the other items on their menu. They had a baked Greek chicken with lemon potatoes that seemed to be selling more than the gyros were. I think I need to take a group there and have everyone order something different so we could try more of their menu.


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Input: This is my kind of place. I write this review by comparing it to other science museums that I've been to. nnWhat keeps Discovery Place from being one of the more exciting science museums.. . is that it's relatively the same every time I go. nnSure there's some new stuff.. . but some of the old stuff just needs to go. My son loves science and engineering.. . and with the exception of some of the upstairs activities, he was bored. We made it through Discovery Place in about an hour.. . and he's only 6. nnSo, my advice is to look into Discovery Place before you go, find what you'd like to do, and get down to business. Otherwise, you'll run up and down and back up and back down and back up and down and up and down.. . as your kids realize that the new thing was definitely not as interesting as the last thing. nnTry:  Catching an Imax moviennAvoid:  The water room (unless you want your kid drenched)nnn**Yes.. . boo.. . unfun parent.. . boo (Sorry.. . dad doesn't care for wet or sticky)


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Input: Fishlock, 30, scored a terrific long-range strike to send Wales 2-1 up just before half-time in their 3-1 win."A great win is what we needed so overall it was a pleasing day for me," she told BBC Wales Sport."I had to try and play well and make sure we got the win that we deserve. But now I can enjoy it with my family."She continued: "It is great and the build up was very humbling but I still had to play this game without thinking it was my 100th cap."Seattle Reign midfielder Fishlock became the first Wales international, male or female, to win 100 caps after appearing in the friendly at Ystrad Mynach."The anthem was emotional, the only part of everything that I knew I would really struggle to contain," Fishlock added."I had Sophie [Ingle] next to me who is a brilliant person and captain and that was good for me."That was the hardest part and I got through it it and played my game."Wales will play Northern Ireland in another friendly on Friday at the same venue as they prepare for the upcoming Fifa Women's World Cup qualifying campaign in September.When asked whether Wales are getting closer to a major championships, Fishlock said:  "I truly believe that. I think we are not far from it at all with this group and [manager} Jayne Ludlow."There are tiny details we have to get better at but it's not something we don't already know."You can see from watching our performances we do control games and play some great stuff."We just have to be a little bit better in the final third and make sure we clean up in our 18."


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Input: The singer said she contacted officers after she was called at home in Blackburn, 10 times over the weekend.The man allegedly swore at her and told the Britain's Got Talent star: "I know where you live."Police have taken a statement from Boyle and said inquiries are ongoing. The 54-year-old has spoken of her concern about the calls.She told the Scottish Sun: "I'm really worried about getting these threatening calls - I haven't slept much since they started. I have no idea who the person is or why they have chosen to call me."She added: "The police were very reassuring and saying all the right things."But deep down, I am really worried."A fantastic performance of I Dreamed A Dream on Britain's Got Talent in 2009 helped turned Boyle into an international star, with her first album selling millions of copies.She has since sung for the Pope, the Queen and at the opening ceremony of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.Last year she revealed she had been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome which sometimes leaves her feeling "a sense of panic".A Police Scotland spokesman said: "We received a report of nuisance phone calls received at an address in Blackburn on Saturday, 20 June. Inquiries are ongoing."


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Input: **SPOILER ALERT - This potentially gives away the ending of " Spec Ops: The Line " ** *** " John? " I whisper, staring at the phone. " Is that you? " " You tell me, " crackles the reply. My mouth is dry, and my hand is shaking so badly I nearly drop the phone. " You' re not real, " I say, firmly. " I' ve been playing too much *Spec Ops*. I need to sleep. " " True, " he agrees with me over the phone. " I never have been real. It is, after all, just a game. " " Just a game, " I repeat. I realize there' s a pistol in my hand, but... I do n' t own a gun. How? After a moment of reflection, I realize that I' ve left logic and reason behind long ago. Slowly, I lift the pistol to my temple. I' ve played the game. I know what Walker' s abilities are, what he does. Where he ends up. And I know it' s not somewhere I want to be. If I' ve become the main character, perhaps ending the game like this - before it really starts - is best for everyone. " Thank you for your service, " whispers the Colonel as I close my eyes, and tighten my finger on the trigger. *EDIT: Accidentally double-posted this; I' ve deleted the duplicate. *


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Input: We apply the Lunin--Maldacena construction of gravity duals to beta-deformedgauge theories to a class of Type IIB backgrounds with U(1)^3 global symmetry,which include the multicenter D3-brane backgrounds dual to the Coulomb branchof N=4 super Yang-Mills and the rotating D3-brane backgrounds dual to thetheory at finite temperature and chemical potential. After a generaldiscussion, we present the full form of the deformed metrics for three specialcases, which can be used for the study of various aspects of themarginally-deformed gauge theories. We also construct the Penrose limits of thesolutions dual to the Coulomb branch along a certain set of geodesics and, forthe resulting PP--wave metrics, we examine the effect of beta-deformations onthe giant graviton states. We find that giant gravitons exist only up to acritical value of the sigma-deformation parameter, are not degenerate in energywith the point graviton, and remain perturbatively stable. Finally, we probethe sigma-deformed multicenter solutions by examining the static heavy-quarkpotential by means of Wilson loops. We find situations that give rise tocomplete screening as well as linear confinement, with the latter arising is anintriguing way reminiscent of phase transitions in statistical systems.


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Input: Affine Toda field theories with a purely transmitting integrable defect areconsidered and the model based on a_2 is analysed in detail. After providing acomplete characterization of the problem in a classical framework, a suitablequantum transmission matrix, able to describe the interaction between anintegrable defect and solitons, is found. Two independent paths are taken toreach the result. One is an investigation of the triangle equations using theS-matrix for the imaginary coupling bulk affine Toda field theories proposed byHollowood, and the other uses a functional integral approach together with abootstrap procedure. Evidence to support the results is collected in variousways: for instance, through the calculation of the transmission factors for thelightest breathers. While previous discoveries within the sine-Gordon modelmotivated this study, there are several new phenomena displayed in the a_2model including intriguing disparities between the classical and the quantumpictures. For example, in the quantum framework, for a specific range of thecoupling constant that excludes a neighbourhood of the classical limit, thereis an unstable bound state.


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Input: A Greater Manchester Police employee noticed an "overpowering smell" on the man's breath during an interview for an IT management role.Tipsy Andrew Jackson, 48, then disclosed he had had trouble parking, was breathalysed and arrested.In court, he admitted drinking and driving and was banned for a year, police said.The IT worker appeared at Bury and Rochdale Magistrates' Court on Friday, was fined Â£120 with a Â£30 victim surcharge and ordered to pay Â£85 costs.Mr Jackson, of Barlow Moor Road, Didsbury, Manchester was told his ban would be reduced to seven months on completion of a drink-driving awareness course.His hour-long interview took place on 25 January at a training centre in Prestwich, Greater Manchester, but he fell foul of the law when he revealed his travel arrangements.The interviewer, a civilian worker, said: "I asked if he had any trouble in finding us. As soon as he began to speak I could smell something on his breath which I was thought was stale alcohol."He mentioned that he did have a little trouble in finding somewhere to park, which immediately raised concerns."Shortly after he arrived in the small office, the smell of alcohol became overpowering."The interviewer then made his excuses at the end of the interview and left the room to ask a police officer's advice.A traffic officer quizzed the man over whether he had been drinking but he was adamant that not a drop had touched his lips that morning.However Mr Jackson did admit to sharing a bottle of wine with his wife the night before during a meal out.The traffic officer then marched him out of the building to a nearby patrol car and gave him a breathalyser test, which he duly failed.


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Input: Disgustingly filthy and the decor is atrocious to say the least. By the time I left and by the way my stomach felt, I was afraid I was going to be the next dusty cob-web covered taxidermy victim on the wall. The food was pretty bad.. . frozen dry potato skins that tasted like they were made back in the summer and microwaved. Roast beef sandwich that was basically 3 or 4 pieces of processed store bought roast beef on a roll with cheese and grilled onions and peppers (clearly frozen prior to grilling). The French fries were undercooked and even the iced tea had a nasty taste as if their tea container hadn't been cleaned in months. After refusing to finish any of the meal, I had to rush to the bathroom with bad stomach cramps. Having grown up on the Chesapeake Bay and experiencing so many great waterfront resteraunts I had high hopes for this place. It could be so much better. nnPLEASE, if nothing else, clean that place before someone really gets sick! Probably one of the filthiest dining rooms I have seen in a long time. Really makes me wonder how dirty the kitchen is. The owners and managers can't be so blind not to see the decades worth of dust and cob-webs on all the junk and dead carcasses located throughout this place. nnReluctant to even give this place 1 star! Time for "Kitchen Nightmare" intervention maybe? nnUPDATE.. .. . nOkay, it now 7 hours after my not so tasty (questionably safe) lunch at T-Bones today and my stomach is still doing flip-flops even after a bout of diarrhea (sorry to give such detail but important to note). The health department really needs to take a much closer look at this place.. . honestly folks!


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Input: I was excited! I haven't been to this Dave and Buster's since I was younger and was ready to go back and play me some games! I went with my cousins, mind you, we hadn't ate all day and were very hungry. So, we decided to do the Eat & Play Combo, naturally. Here's where it gets bad. First of all, we get a very snobby hostess that shows us to our table. Then, we wait.. . and wait.. . and finally after about 25 mins we get a waitress. Her name was Ashley. We had plenty of time to decide what we wanted, so we quickly put our order in. Next, we were sitting and talking, waiting, we had empty glasses and our waitress had never even come around to see if we needed refills except for one time. She said she'd come back right away with our refills.. . yea, right. 20 mins later we get our refills. Mind you, our food still hasn't came yet. I see other people getting their food that had come in after us. I was frustrated. After waiting 45 mins for our food, I asked to speak with a manager. One of the servers who I asked replied rudely with "Well, he's really busy right now. I doubt he'll be able to come out and talk to you". Finally, 15 mins later.. . that's one hour, folks. We get our food. What do you think the next problem was? Yep, the food was cold. I was completely fed up at this point, and told my waitress how disappointed I was, especially after driving one hour just to have this terrible service. The manager never came to speak with me, and we didn't even receive our meals for free. The only compensation we got were $10 game cards. Woopty-doo. The only thing good about this place is the games, but the prizes you get for your tickets are all junk and worthless. So, in conclusion.. . I DO NOT RECOMMEND THE WATERFRONT DAVE AND BUSTERS OF HOMESTEAD, PA. It was horrible, and I will not be returning for a very long time!


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Input: It was time. We all took our places in the ritual circle underneath the starlit sky, while the old medicine lady chanted and sang in the middle. Each person eagerly awaited their transformation. As the moon reached its apex, slowly, everyone began to change. Skin grew hairier, teeth grew sharper, eyes grew wilder. Everyone began changing into the spirit animals they saw in their visions. Well, everyone except me, that is. As my friends changed into wolves, eagles, bears, snakes, they all saw that I retained my human form. A few laughed at me and mocked for being stuck in this pitiful existence. Some pitied me for not being able to experience the new freedom and strength that came with a new form. Others looked at me with revulsion, and considered me unworthy and unclean. One by one, as each one completed the transformation, they slipped into the night. The old lady shook her head at me and sighed, suggesting that perhaps I did n' t pray hard enough. Her eyes were filled with frustration and pity. Yes, I' ll try again next year; yes, I' ll bring a better offering; yes, I' ll pray more fervently; and all that stuff. I ca n' t say that I was too disappointed by my lack of transformation, though. I was n' t exactly distressed. I *am* a shapeshifter, after all.


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Input: The astrometric signature imposed by a planet on its primary increasessubstantially towards longer periods (proportinal to P^2/3), so thatlong-period planets can be more easily detected, in principle. For example, aone Solar-mass (M_Sun) star would be pulled by roughly 1 mas by a oneJupiter-mass (M_J) planet with a period of one-hundred years at a distance of20 pc. Such position accuracies can now be obtained with both ground-based andspace-based telescopes. The difficulty was that it often takes many decadesbefore a detectable position shift will occur. However, by the time the nextgeneration of astrometric missions such as SIM will be taking data, severaldecades will have past since the first astrometric mission, HIPPARCOS. Here wepropose to use a new astrometric method that employs a future, highly accurateSIM Quick-Look survey and HIPPARCOS data taken twenty years prior. Usingposition errors for SIM of 4 muas, this method enables the detection andcharacterization of Solar-system analogs (SOSAs) with periods up to 240 (500)years for 1 (10) M_J companions. Because many tens of thousands nearby starscan be surveyed this way for a modest expenditure of SIM time and SOSAs may bequite abundant, we expect to find many hundreds of extra-solar planets withlong-period orbits. Such a data set would nicely complement the short-periodsystems found by the radial-velocity method. Brown dwarfs and low-mass stellarcompanions can be found and characterized if their periods are shorter thanabout 500 years. This data set will provide invaluable constraints on models ofplanet formation, as well as a database for systems where the location of thegiant planets allow for the formation of low-mass planets in the habitablezone. [Abridged]


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Input: > " Write an argumentitive essay about whether or not youth should be exercising more. " Youth should **not** be exercising more. For ten years, humans have lived under the oppressive thumb of the Pluckers, a race of superintelligent carnivorous chickenoid aliens. As you well know, humans have been kept in factory-like breeding farms, forced to live as a renewable food source for the Pluckers. If you can call it living. Should the youth exercise more? Why, so they can build more muscle and eliminate fat? I' m sure the Pluckers would love that, those beak-faced bastards. No. The youth should do nothing. They should not eat. They should not drink. And above all else, they should not exercise. Let the youth today be the last of our kind. Let us wipe ourselves from this planet, spitting in the face of those who would consume us. To hell with the Pluckers. To hell with exercise.


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Input: The 29-year-old struggled for three years with a chronic bowel problem and returned after nearly 12 months out in Sunday's 3-0 win at Aston Villa."I want to help us win to bring back the success we are used to," he said."At least if they are winning you enjoy the moments. It is a lot more difficult when we are not."United have endured a tough start to the Premier League season under new manager David Moyes, but the win over Villa has moved them up to eighth and 10 points off leaders Arsenal."We need to go on a winning run and put ourselves in a position where people are saying we are still there," added Fletcher, who came through the youth ranks at Old Trafford.Fletcher was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis in December 2011 but made 13 appearances for club and country in 2012-13, the last as an 89th-minute substitute in the 4-3 victory over Newcastle on 26 December, before the problem flared up again.The Scotland international revealed his struggle with an illness that required three operations and almost ended his career."I couldn't leave the house," he said."Simple stuff, like taking my kids to the park, going for a meal with my wife."The nature of the illness meant I just couldn't do it."There was a day in May when we said 'this is it'. Once I came out of that operation I would know whether it had worked or not."There were no guarantees. If the operation was not a success there was no way I would be able to play football and my everyday life would have been very difficult."It was very emotional. There was a lot of fear and anxiety."Now back in the action, Fletcher is hoping to feature again in Wednesday's League Cup quarter-final with Stoke."I don't want to take it easy. I've done enough of that," he added.


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Input: nnThe sandwiches are HOT! Whether it is steak & cheese, or fish & cheese, or even hot sausages and cheese, man, it is ALL good. With literally a pile of tasty french fries and sauerkraut like cold slaw in the middle, the sandwich is huge, all for under $6. Add a local Yuengling beer (America's oldest and best brewery) if you like. nnIf the sandwich is too much for you to handle, take a stroll at the tri-state park. nnThe place is usually very busy at lunch time, with waitresses hustling around, wearing store T-shirt knotted around the waist, dashing in and out (since they do have outdoor tables). On the back of their T's, there is a vivid picture of the gigantic sandwich. When they turn around, you just cannot help notice their boobs too. I guess the sandwiches are as attractive as nice boobs: -)nnA drooling place. Period.


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Input: nnThe atmosphere is great! The baristas are super friendly (the one woman is the most cheerful, happy person I've ever met) and helpful. I commonly ask about the flavor of the day, and they give me their honest feedback and opinion. I particularly enjoy the hazelnut and caramel nut ones; they seem to be more nutty and less sweet than most places. I've had more than my share of espresso drinks as well, and they are also great. nnYes, there are occasionally 10+ middle or high school kids there, but in my experience, they're respectful and well behaved. nnIf that's not enough to take Uptown to the next level, the desserts are out of this world. Muffins, apple coffee cake, cookies, lemon squares, banana bread, omg I could go on and on and on. All of it outstanding. Also, they serve Betsy's Ice Cream!! ! ! ! nnI've never had a problem with the temperature (if you're cold, move toward the back, if you're hot, move toward the front). But the wifi will occasionally need to be reset. The baristas are always happy to help.


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Input: John (part owner & tall, friendly guy behind the counter) will take time to talk with you about your wants & needs, and will special order anything you wish. I say this because he did it for me many times over the years that I lived walking distance from the store. Their fresh, Amish turkeys are the best you can get for Thanksgiving. You do need to order those in advance, however. If you don't see what you're looking for in the display case, just ask. He would custom cut a chunk of center sirloin for me - he always had a primal in stock, not frozen. nnHe would let me hang out in the lobby and talk meat on Saturday mornings, between customers. I wanted to help out behind the counter, just to learn from the team, but they hire young people to work the counter, and I couldn't take a job as a hobby that someone else needed to get thru school, etc. nnLong story short - If you like/love meat, but can't tell a ribeye from a strip, this is the place to go. They will help you make a decision, and how to treat the meat if need be. nnRemember - the only stupid question is the one that never gets asked. You needn't worry that you will be looked down upon if you ask a novice grilling question. This is not a pretentious boutique. It's a friendly, helpful business that truly values your business, and they will help you make some killer meat!


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Input: The 37-year-old, who partnered Tim Baillie to an historic first GB canoe slalom gold at London 2012, began competing in the early 2000s and also has a European Championship gold medal.He was awarded an MBE in 2013 for his services to the sport."It is time for me to announce the end of a huge chapter in my life," said Stott."I consider myself both extraordinarily fortunate to have reached this point, and to have the full array of choices before me to take my life forward."Although I have won an Olympic gold medal at a home Olympics, I am sincere when I say that I value my journey in canoe slalom so much more."The highlight of Stott's career came at London 2012 when he and Baillie claimed gold, a year after he had dislocated his shoulder.Baillie retired in 2013 and Manchester-born Stott and his new partner failed to qualify for the 2016 Olympics. Team GB's place in the men's C2 was taken by David Florence and Richard Hounslow, who would go on to take silver in Rio.Stott has suggested he will continue in the sport in some capacity, saying: "My ambition is to help more people realise their potential, so I want to build on my knowledge gained during my career."British Canoeing's performance director John Anderson said: "Etienne has been a wonderful athlete and ambassador and we thank him for all he has done for our sport in the UK."We wish Etienne and his wife Georgie every success and happiness in the future."


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Input: Then I had the thought hey might as well check out the store while I'm here! nnI actually appreciate people who buy in bulk, it uses a lot less resources to package everything when you do that and indirectly help the environment yay! What happened was I saw a bunch of individually packaged things packaged into one big thing. Well that's sure different, way to waste money on that. The store itself is fairly clean and generic. I did find some cool organic detergent to try out and bought a few baguettes as well as a cheap bottle of wine that I ended up liking quite a bit. Then when I finished checking out I had to get my receipt checked when walking out, geez do they treat everyone like a potential thief here? nnI don't like Walmart due to long queues, shoddy service, shoddy products, and shoddy employment practices. But Sam's Mart has relatively short queues, and uh well I guess that's all I can really say.


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Input: The menu isn't ground breaking. They're not going for a Michelin Star here and the goal is to serve good, consistent food day in and day out. nnRusty's is quaint and humble from the outside. (Beware of the construction happening in Quail Corners) Just a few tables with umbrellas, a small neon sign and a basic white spelling of "Rusty's" above the building. The interior is great. Almost like a flashback from the 90's. Business cards all over the wall to your left, cooler of drinks, large menu next to the ordering window, tons of copies of National Geographic in the dining area.. .. Just a great little joint. nnThe menu is pretty standard deli style. Sandwiches, soups, potatoes, salads. My wife and I usually go for a double-decker pb&j but sometimes we venture out of our mainstay. The potatoes are rather large with a gratuitous amount of toppings. Not my favorite, but worth a try if you're hungrier than usual. I love their Reuben. Not a huge NY style stack of pastrami. Just a medium-sized 'wich with sauerkraut and Thousand Island. Simple and familiar. nnI love Rusty's. A great local, hole in the wall that serves the same dependable food day in and day out. Thanks, Rusty's!


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Input: (Abridged) I report new light curves and determine the rotations and phasefunctions of several large Kuiper Belt objects, including the dwarf planet Eris(2003 UB313). (120348) 2004 TY364 shows a light curve which if double-peakedhas a period of 11.70+-0.01 hours and peak-to-peak amplitude of 0.22+-0.02magnitudes. (84922) 2003 VS2 has a well defined double-peaked light curve of7.41+-0.02 hours with a 0.21+-0.02 magnitude range. (126154) 2001 YH140 showsvariability of 0.21+-0.04 magnitudes with a possible 13.25+-0.2 hoursingle-peaked period. The seven new KBOs in the sample which show nodiscernible variations within the uncertainties on short rotational time scalesare 2001 UQ18, (55565) 2002 AW197, (119979) 2002 WC19, (120132) 2003 FY128,(136108) Eris 2003 UB313, (90482) Orcus 2004 DW, and (90568) 2004 GV9. Thethree medium to large sized Kuiper Belt objects 2004 TY364, Orcus and 2004 GV9show fairly steep linear phase curves (~0.18 to 0.26 mags per degree) betweenphase angles of 0.1 and 1.5 degrees. The extremely large dwarf planet Eris(2003 UB313) shows a shallower phase curve (0.09+-0.03 mags per degree) whichis more similar to the other known dwarf planet Pluto. It appears the surfaceproperties of the largest dwarf planets in the Kuiper Belt maybe different thanthe smaller Kuiper Belt objects. This may have to do with the larger objectsability to hold more volatile ices as well as sustain atmospheres. The absolutemagnitudes obtained using the measured phase slopes are a few tenths ofmagnitudes different from those given by the MPC.


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Input: He flicked the switch Light dramatically exploded into the near barren room. There was nothing in it but the cold, rusted steel table in the middle of the room. It was bolted to the floor, and even though it was brown with rust it gave off the idea that it was cleaner than any of the scalpels in Sylvester' s little bag. Artists had their paintbrushes, Sylvester had his scalpels. He felt giddy with excitement. After all, he was an artist, and he was about to create a new masterpiece. He set his bag down on the corner of the table, carefully and gently, with great care. He spun on his heel, high on adrenaline, to return to the door and retrieve the heavy travel case. The muscles in his shoulders bulged and pulled as he dragged the case across the smooth concrete floor. As he got to the table he opened the case. Inside was his easel, a fresh canvas, and of course, the corpse of an old lady who had probably once been beautiful....................................................... The call had woken him up at 3 in the morning. After forty years of being a cop he no longer slept very deeply, and he was used to being woken up at all hours. It had been his son, Sylvester, who simply gave him an address. He now stood in the doorway, knowing exactly what he would see when he turned the lights on. What he would have to hide from his colleagues. He sighed with the pride only a father could feel with the anticipation of seeing his son' s latest creation, his son' s latest gift. He flicked the switch ( And now I kind of feel like writing a lot more of this story )


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Input: Let G be a simple and simply-connected complex algebraic group, P \subset G aparabolic subgroup. We prove an unpublished result of D. Peterson which statesthat the quantum cohomology QH^*(G/P) of a flag variety is, up to localization,a quotient of the homology H_*(Gr_G) of the affine Grassmannian \Gr_G of G. Asa consequence, all three-point genus zero Gromov-Witten invariants of $G/P$ areidentified with homology Schubert structure constants of H_*(Gr_G),establishing the equivalence of the quantum and homology affine Schubertcalculi.  For the case G = B, we use the Mihalcea's equivariant quantum Chevalleyformula for QH^*(G/B), together with relationships between the quantum Bruhatgraph of Brenti, Fomin and Postnikov and the Bruhat order on the affine Weylgroup. As byproducts we obtain formulae for affine Schubert homology classes interms of quantum Schubert polynomials. We give some applications in quantumcohomology.  Our main results extend to the torus-equivariant setting.


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Input: Nowadays, you can't get them to smile at you. I went to lunch with my mother earlier this week and we were appalled at how bad the customer service was. They close at 2pm and as mom and I walked in at 1: 15, the hostess assumed we would have the express. We told her we were having the regular hibachi. Little did we know, she would sit us down with a group that had already ordered their food and the chef was just starting to cook! There were plenty of empty seats on the other grill, and not to mention, since it was only 1: 15 of course there were more patrons coming in! The chef had to stop what he was doing several times to ask the waitress if she could take our orders, and help out like she's suppose to. That is not cool. Also, if it's 1: 50p and you have patrons coming to your restaurant, you shouldn't have to hurry them out of the door either. I don't like being rushed through my lunch so that you can have 2 or 3 hours to clean or do whatever you do before dinner. When 2: 00p rolls around, just lock the door and as patrons leave, just escort them out and lock the door as they leave. It's that simple. We do it all the time in retail. I would give Kabuto at least a 4 rating, but I would highly recommend that they work on their customer service first. Hopefully, when I see better results from other patrons on here, I'll be back.


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Input: We study the prospects for detecting Weakly Interacting Massive Particles(WIMPs), in a number of phenomenological scenarios, with a detector composed ofa target simultaneously sensitive to both spin-dependent and spin-independentcouplings, as is the case of COUPP (Chicagoland Observatory for UndergroundParticle Physics). First, we show that sensitivity to both couplings optimizeschances of initial WIMP detection. Second, we demonstrate that in case ofdetection, comparison of the signal on two complementary targets, such as inCOUPP CF3I and C4F10 bubble chambers, allows a significantly more precisedetermination of the dark matter axial and scalar couplings. This strategywould provide crucial information on the nature of the WIMPs, and possiblyallow discrimination between neutralino and Kaluza-Klein dark matter.


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Input: He made the allegation to BBC Northern Ireland's Spotlight programme on Tuesday night.Mr Donaldson was shot dead months after admitting in 2005 he had been an MI5 agent for more than 20 years.Mr Adams has denied any involvement in the killing of Mr Donaldson.He told radio station LMFM that he "totally and specifically refuted the allegation I was consulted".Mr Donaldson had worked for Sinn Féin as an administrator at Stormont.  He was killed at a remote Donegal cottage in 2006.A man who says he worked as an informer for the intelligence branch of the police told Spotlight that Mr Adams sanctioned the murder.The former spy was in the IRA and Sinn Féin. He cannot be identified because of fears about his safety.What Spotlight was toldAgent: I know from my experience in the IRA that murders have to be approved by the leadership. They have to be given approval by the leadership of the IRA and the military leadership of the IRA.Presenter: Who are you specifically referring to?Agent: Gerry Adams, he gives the final say.The informer told Spotlight that murders had to be approved by the political and military leadership of the IRA.In a statement, Mr Adams' solicitor said the Sinn Féin leader "has no knowledge of and had no involvement whatsoever in the killing of Denis Donaldson".He added that Mr Adams "categorically denies the unsubstantiated allegation that he was consulted about an alleged IRA army council decision or that he had the final say on what had been sanctioned".Days after the murder, the IRA said it was not involved in Mr Donaldson's death.But, security sources have told Spotlight that intelligence received following the killing contradicted the IRA's denial.You can watch BBC Spotlight: Spy in the IRA now on BBC iPlayer.


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Input: Awesome atmosphere, good food, good service. My evaluation: nnFacility: Good- Really cool place, apparently the bar and most of the accoutrements were shipped in from Ireland. Relaxing atmosphere, great place to kick back and enjoy a meal. The stools we sat in were not the most comfortable, but nothing to really complain about. nnFood: Excellent - The food here is great. The menu selection is not too vast, but it's decent. I had the Lamb Roast Pie which was phenomenal. It had a goat cheese and potato bake on top, and I was pretty happy. My wife, who is picky, got the Hot and Smoky burger, which was great as well. The fries were ridiculously crispy, and just had that beautiful crunch to them. We had Creme Bru00fblu00e9e for dessert, which I wasn't crazy about. It was cold on the bottom, and wasn't completely "burnt" on the top. nnService: Good - The waitress was attentive and helpful, but didn't get in the way. Food came out in reasonable amount of time, and everything came out as ordered. nnOverall we had a good time, good food, and a fun night. I give Ri Ra a thumbs up!


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Input: Tim had never accepted a bribe in his life, and now that he had he felt disgusted. He walked down the road with his head hung low, a defeated look in his eye. As he passed the strangers on the street they seemed to peer into his soul, and knew exactly what he had just down for them. He rounded the corner of the street, after stopping to get a McBurger, tasting the delicious fatty hazardous material, maybe for the last time. Soon, all the changes being made would remove this masterpiece, this god-like taste, that could only have been created at the bottom of a corporate monopoly. Tim strutted into the bad-side of town, This is the only place he could think of that could do what he was being bribed for. He took out the his corporate check-book and wrote the man on the other side of the counter a hefty check, not nearly as much as he was getting paid. He left the man with a set of instructions and walked out the door. He would have to pack, he could n' t bear the thought of when the media would find out that it was he, the CEO who had lead the fight against the first initiative, who had erected laws to prevent this exact thing from ever happening; " Tim! Gone Green? ", the headlines would say. For he had committed the gravest of deeds. He had installed solar panels, on all the buildings that he owned. He boarded the plane, Hopefully Lex would be able to explain the situation, cause he sure as hell was n' t.


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Input: We compare results of $k_t$-factorization approach and next-to-leading ordercollinear-factorization approach for dijet correlations in proton-protoncollisions at RHIC energies. We discuss correlations in azimuthal angle as wellas correlations in two-dimensional space of transverse momenta of two jets.Some $k_t$-factorization subprocesses are included for the first time in theliterature. Different unintegrated gluon/parton distributions are used in the$k_t$-factorization approach. The results depend on UGDF/UPDF used. Forcollinear NLO case the situation depends significantly on whether we considercorrelations of any two jets or correlations of leading jets only. In the firstcase the $2 \to 2$ contributions associated with soft radiations summed up inthe $k_t$-factorization approach dominate at $\phi \sim \pi$ and at equalmoduli of jet transverse momenta. The collinear NLO $2 \to 3$ contributionsdominate over $k_t$-factorization cross section at small relative azimuthalangles as well as for asymmetric transverse momentum configurations. In thesecond case the NLO contributions vanish at small relative azimuthal anglesand/or large jet transverse-momentum disbalance due to simple kinematicalconstraints. There are no such limitations for the $k_t$-factorizationapproach. All this makes the two approaches rather complementary. The role ofseveral cuts is discussed and quantified.


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Input: Matthew Collett-Leslie, 14, from Hastings, was first referred to Sussex Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (Camhs) in November 2014.In May, a psychologist said he showed signs of autism but would need a full assessment, scheduled for 26 November.The NHS trust said there had been a significant rise in referrals.Matthew, who was referred to Camhs by his school, Hailsham Community College, has started his petition on charge.org and written to the prime minister.He said the wait for a possible diagnosis had affected his school and home life."Children do pick on me sometimes because they don't feel the way I am feeling," he said."There is not much support at school because I am not officially diagnosed."His father Joe said Matthew needed help and support at school from a teaching assistant."At home I need the support for myself to deal with the situation," he said.Tom Purser, of the National Autistic Society, said a diagnosis of the condition could help young people understand their behaviour and entitle them to support at home and at school.Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust said: "Assessments for autism involve several stages with a number of different professionals because the symptoms are complex and often confused with other conditions."There has been been a significant rise in the number of referrals to us which has added to the pressures on our services."It is a key national priority to reduce the wait and we are working with other NHS professionals to look at the delays... to see what more can be done."Phil Matthews, principal of Hailsham Community College, confirmed that the school made Camhs referrals for students when considered appropriate.


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Input: My family and I have frequented Kabuto for years, but it has deteriorated so significantly we will never return. The restaurant is run down, and not cleaned thoroughly. On our trip tonight my four year old asked why it smelled bad when walking in the door. The quality of the food has substantially gone down while the prices have increased. The vegetables on the hibachi were not done at all, while the steak I ordered had a rancid taste. When I complained the "owner" started raising her voice at me in front of my young daughter and three other family members screaming that she would not allow me to say the steak I had been served was spoiled. There is a reason this restaurant is having to run specials on a large plastic sign out front, and why the last time we visited there was only one other table in the entire restaurant. It is very sad to watch a once good local establishment run into the ground.


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Input: There is one sub in particular that I always get.. . THE ITALIAN! Now I dont like provolone and I always ask for pepper jack cheese instead, but to my surprise the University location shot down that delicious idea! They dont carry pepper jack! That was the least of my worries though because I can choose another cheese no biggie.. . the problem was that the techno/house music that the young team of employees were playing was too loud. So loud that I stopped in the middle of my order because it was hard enough to think let alone hear the words that were coming out of my own mouth. I had to repeat myself a couple of times. Once the initial ordering process was over I waited for the young man to freshly slice the yummy selection of meats for my sanwich when I heard him and two other employees cracking jokes about a customer that had just left. I understand young people like to have fun and joke around, but they could have picked a better time LIKE.. .. I don't know.. . after all of the customers had left. nnSummary of my experience.. .. nThe music was too loud and I was disappointed in the way the employees carried themselves, but my food was delicious even with the swiss cheese. I wouldn't recommend this particular Jersey Mikes over another one, but I will continue to go there because it is close to where I live. If it wasnt convienient I would be finding another location to buy my favorite sub from.


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Input: It coincides with the first International Dylan Thomas Day in Swansea.The old exercise book, lying in a drawer for decades, was bought by Swansea University for Â£104,500 last December.An exhibition on Thursday will allow a maximum of 200 people to see the book.Prof John Goodby, of Swansea University, described it as the "holy grail" for Thomas scholars and the most exciting discovery related to the poet since his death in 1953.It is thought Thomas left it at the house of his mother-in-law in the 1930s but it was forgotten about.It is one of five notebooks used by Thomas - the other four are in the State University of New York at Buffalo.The notebook will be on display under protective glass but plasma screens will show the whole of its contents.The poet's granddaughter Hannah Ellis said the crossings out and re-writings in the book showed the teenage Thomas's meticulous approach and experimentation with language."It was so important this notebook would be seen by scholars, fans and the general public," she told BBC Wales."The other notebooks had just been left in boxes and it was only during the centenary year they came to Wales and were seen by the public."The exhibition takes place at the university's council chamber and the date coincides with the first performance of Under Milk Wood in New York in 1953.


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Input: The Detective contemplated how it was possible, puffing his cigarette. Two almost identical crimes happening at the same time. The towns people all said the same thing. They all saw the same person, and in the next instant, he was gone. " Bring up the magic database, will you? " The Detective asked. His partner in crime, laying across his chair, happily obliged. " We' ve checked it twice already. What are you hoping to find, may I ask? " The Detective did n' t acknowledge his question, but simply scrolled through the types of magic. " 2 places...... The same time. " He thought out loud. " Do you think...? " His partner began, " It was THAT type of magic? " " Why are you surprised? " The Detective answered, " Tons of magicians here have gotten a hold of power like that. In fact.... " The Detective streamed back up the list, and stopped to a grinding halt. " I think we' ve got ourselves a lead here. " His partner in crime rised from his seat and marveled at the screen. " No way. A type 4?! " " Teleportation, " said The Detective, " It might be hard to intercept him, huh? "


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Input: The council quieted down as the meeting began. "Gentlemen, I think you all know why we are here. ", Admiral Gardner began as he turned on a projector. "The Klingons have advanced further then we' ve anticipated and they have taken Midos V and the Proxima colony of the Alpha Centauri system. "A groan fills the room. "However, that' s not the worst of it. We' ve lost Piccard and Kirk ", the admiral added sadly. Immediately the council was led into uproar. A councilman in the back finally quieted them all. "Let him speak, its clear he has a plan to pitch ", he says as they quiet down. "Thank you, councilman. I understand that this is against protocol and even against nature, but the solution I propose is protocol Black Pearl ", says Gardner. A murmur of confusion goes around the room. Gardner clicks a button on his remote, and the first slide to pop up is a centuries old wanted poster of what looked to be a madman. "This, is Captain Jack Sparrow an- ""He' s only a legend! If we wanted tall-tales I would have called my son' s nanny in! "Laughter erupts all around and Gardner patiently waits it out. "I know this sounds insane, but he was a real person. He was also one of the best captains to ever live. We also are able to resurrect him. ", Gardner finishes. A councilman stood up in the front, "Even if we actually believed this, how would a 17th century Caribbean pirate possibly help us with the fight against the might of the Klingons? "It was at this point Gardner smiled, which threw everyone off balance. "The problem is not the problem. The problem is your attitude about the problem. ", he said smugly.


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Input: Ayew, 26, signed for Swansea on a free transfer from Marseille in June 2015 and scored 12 goals in his first Premier League season.The Ghana international won the BBC African Player of the Year in 2011 and signs a four-year deal to become West Ham's record signing."The club have a lot of ambition and have a great manager," said Ayew."They want to become a bigger club every year and with the new stadium and a new training ground, you can feel they are moving on to another level and I want to be part of this project."He is the club's fifth signing this summer, as they prepare for their first season playing in the London Stadium.Sofiane Feghouli, Havard Nordtveit and Ashley Fletcher signed on free transfers from Valencia, Borussia Monchengladbach and Manchester United respectively.On Monday, the Hammers also completed the transfer of French left-back Arthur Masuaku from Olympiakos in a deal worth a reported £6m.The £20.5m fee for Ayew eclipses the £15m West Ham paid Liverpool for England striker Andy Carroll in June 2013.


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Input: Supermassive black hole binary (SMBHB) is expected with the hierarchicalgalaxy formation model. Currently, physics processes dominating the evolutionof a SMBHB are unclear. An interesting question is whether we couldobservationally determine the evolution of SMBHB and give constraints on thephysical processes. Jet precession have been observed in many AGNs andgenerally attributed to disk precession. In this paper we calculate the timevariation of jet precession and conclude that jet precession is accelerated inSMBHB systems but decelerated in others. The acceleration of jet precession$dP_{\rm pr} / dt$ is related to jet precession timescale $P_{\rm pr}$ andSMBHB evolution timescale $\tau_{\rm a}$, ${dP_{\rm pr} \over dt} \simeq -\Lambda {P_{\rm pr} \over \tau_{\rm a}}$. Our calculations based on the modelsfor jet precession and SMBHB evolution show that $dP_{\rm pr} / dt$ can be ashigh as about $- 1.0$ with a typical value -0.2 and can be easily detected. Wediscussed the differential jet precession for NGC1275 observed in theliterature. If the observed rapid acceleration of jet precession is true, thejet precession is due to the orbital motion of an unbound SMBHB with mass ratio$q\approx 0.76$. When jets precessed from the ancient bubbles to the currentlyactive jets, the separation of SMBHB decrease from about $1.46 {\rm Kpc}$ to$0.80 {\rm Kpc}$ with an averaged decreasing velocity $da/dt \simeq - 1.54\times 10^6 {\rm cm/s}$ and evolution timescale $\tau_{\rm a} \approx 7.5\times10^7 {\rm yr}$. However, if we assume a steady jet precession for many cycles,the observations implies a hard SMBHB with mass ratio $q\approx 0.21$ andseparation $a\approx 0.29 {\rm pc}$.


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Input: If it weren't for the fabulous location, this place would be a 2 star teetering on the edge of 1.  nnService - Hit and miss. A small handful are good, but many are neglectful. nnFood: nBlackened Chicken Club - The best item in the menu we've found so far. Chicken is juicy and overall it's a good sandwich. nnFries - Somewhere under the thick crystalline layer of salt was a potato. nnSweet Potato Fries - Crispy and tasty with a light sweetness. nnTomato Bisque Soup - Too salty but also lacking in flavor. nnPotato Skins - Well, you can't go wrong with potato skins. Always a smart choice: )nnChicken Wings Hotter - It had a good crispness. The sauce was Franks Red Hot. nnPina Colada -. .. probably the worse I've ever had. nnOverall, the food was average to below average. I can't remember what we got the last few times, but really, the Chicken club was the only thing we found worth getting. As long as we have sunny days on the lake, we'll probably still stop here once in a while, because like i said, the location is amazing. Where else can you park your boat?


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Input: Halfpenny, 27, could leave French club Toulon in the summer and Wasps are among the clubs interested in him."We would obviously love to have [him]," Young told BBC Coventry and Warwickshire. "We're probably one of six or seven options Leigh's got."Halfpenny signed a two-year deal when he joined Toulon in January 2014.The British and Irish Lions full-back is currently recovering from the knee injury that kept him out of this year's Rugby World Cup.Cardiff Blues and Scarlets are keen to bring the player back to Wales, but it is Premiership Wasps who appear to have emerged as favourites for his signature."I couldn't say what Leigh's going to do, but I know he's looking to make a decision over the next two weeks and we're one of the clubs that's an option," Young said.Wales have adopted the so-called Gatland's Law, under which players based in the the country would be favoured for international selection. However, national team coach Warren Gatland can make exceptions."I'm sure that's something Leigh will consider," added Young. "International rugby and playing for Wales is a big part of the agenda."


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Input: The Night Wolves want to retrace the route of the Red Army in World War Two, and visit memorials to the Soviet troops who died fighting the Nazis.But Poland's prime minister called the trip a provocation.The bikers are renowned for their staunch support of President Putin, particularly his policies in Ukraine.The US has put the club on its sanctions list.The group heading for Berlin joined a large crowd at the Night Wolves' headquarters in Moscow on Saturday for the annual launch of the season.Their leather jackets were newly embroidered: "Routes of Victory, 1941-45"."I don't think visiting war graves is provocative or aggressive," one of the men, Vladimir, told the BBC as a rock band played on stage."Ours is a friendly visit, and we're unarmed. The most important thing is to visit the graves and do something to tell our grandchildren about."Another biker already has a Polish visa and says he informed the embassy of his plans when he applied."So what basis does the Polish government have for denying me entry now?" Viktor Keller wanted to know.The official reason is that the Polish authorities were not given sufficient notice of the trip and cannot guarantee the bikers' safety.Russia's foreign ministry labelled that "a downright lie" and an "outrage".But defiant statements aside, it remains unclear how the bikers can possibly reach the Reichstag by road now.Their leader, known as "The Surgeon", suggested they may try to enter individually, via different crossing points. But even so, they could well be blocked at the border.Now they have roared off towards Berlin, Russian state TV crews in tow, the Night Wolves will certainly cry foul if they are forced to return home.But to Warsaw this war tour clearly symbolises a new era of muscle-flexing by Russia that makes it nervous.


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Input: " Hey, check this out, " Jack whispered to the executive sitting next to him. He looked aa little miffed, but Jack paid no mind. He had put on this suit and tie for a reason, and he was n' t going to leave until he' d given the CEO of Disney what he deserved. Jack kind of felt sorry for the man. He had no idea what was about to happen. However, Jack was the Chosen One, and he had a responsibility to the world. When the CEO started talking, Jack focused hard at his face, trying to get a clear shot. He raised his hands and extended them forward, palms glowing white. Suddenly, the CEO was transfixed on Jack' s hands. Inside the CEO' s mind was pure madness. He saw his wife and kids burning, in the ruins of his childhood home. He could n' t hold back his tears. One by one, he saw everyone he ever loved melt away. His father. His mother. He saw his friends, gathered around an open casket. Inside was his own corpse. And his friends were crying... no, not crying. *Laughing. * He fell to his knees and wept. In the real world, however, nothing was to be seen but a grown man, leader of a company, sobbing uncontrollably for no reason. Jack decided to be creative this time. He made the illusion of Mickey mouse ears appear on each and every employee' s head. They were grafted on of course, and felt just like they were really there. The CEO was in for a nice surprise when he woke up. Jack used his powers to erase the minds of the executives around him, replacing thoughts of expenses and profits with the single-minded desire to give the CEO a hug. Jack giggled, not having to stifle his laughter anymore. He levitated out th window, crossing a name off his list. Jack was the Chosen One. His powers were unstoppable. He could be whatever he wanted. Obviously, whoever was doing the choosing made a mistake. That was clear to Jack, at least. Life was a role-playing game to him. And it was too bad he always decided to be chaotic neutral on D & D night.


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Input: She decided to have the operation after losing both her mum and sister to breast cancer.Newsbeat's been charting her progress over the last few months and Claira tells us she's doing really well.The 27-year-old carries the BRCA 1 gene which gives her an 85% life chance of also getting the disease."I feel great," she says."I've stopped taking pain killers and I'm super pleased with my new boobs.""I've recovered faster than I expected, my boobs look better than I expected and I was in far less pain than I expected.""Going into this I tried my hardest not to have too many expectations and certainly not to focus on them," she explains."I always knew that whatever happened during that operation and indeed after it I would deal with as and when it happened."I focused on how lucky I was to be in the situation I was in, to know what I know and that I was able to do something about it."This experience has been one of huge personal growth for me," she says."It has challenged and changed a lot of what I thought I knew about myself and my life," she goes on."I can only describe the whole experience as life-changing in the best possible way. I'm happier than I have ever been."I want everyone reading this to understand that your personal happiness is in your hands."She feels huge gratitude to those who looked after her: "I want to say thank-you to surgeon, Tibor Kovas, and his team at Guy's Hospital for doing such a great job."My journey doesn't end here, it starts," she says."I will be working more with the charities Genesis and Breakthrough Breast Cancer to raise money, awareness and to help women who are planning the same procedure," she ends.Claira will be the focus of a documentary for BBC Radio 1 Stories, due to be broadcast later this month.Follow @BBCNewsbeat on Twitter, BBCNewsbeat on Instagram and Radio1Newsbeat on YouTube


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Input: Every morning at exactly 7am, I went into the village to follow through with the obligations of the day. However, everyday at 7am, I was walking into a different village than I had the day before. You see, I travel from village to village to sell... well, whatever it is I have accumulated over my journeys. Louise LeCrow-the-free-lance-salesman! That' s me. While I sell my various treasures, I get to know the needs and the desires of the people. I take note of and memorize their personalities as an investigator takes down data. Over the years, I' ve come to realize that in a village, there are basic types of individuals: the low-life' s, the big-wigs, and the busy bodies. I avoid these people once they' ve bought what they need. I delete them from my memory like a file being tossed into the garbage bin. However, within each town there are real genuine people. I learn about them and in turn they ask for nothing but the opportunity to learn about me. These are the people that make all the travelling worth it. These are the people I collect for I' d be a fool to delete their files.


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Input: We present the 2nd version of the Catalogue of Radial Velocities withAstrometric Data (CRVAD-2). This is the result of the cross-identification ofstars from the All-Sky Compiled Catalogue of 2.5 Million Stars (ASCC-2.5) withthe General Catalogue of Radial Velocities and with other recently publishedradial velocity lists and catalogues. The CRVAD-2 includes accurate J2000equatorial coordinates, proper motions and trigonometric parallaxes in theHipparcos system, $B, V$ photometry in the Johnson system, spectral types,radial velocities (RVs), multiplicity and variability flags for 54907 ASCC-2.5stars. We have used the CRVAD-2 for a new determination of mean RVs of 363 openclusters and stellar associations considering their established members fromproper motions and photometry in the ASCC-2.5. For 330 clusters andassociations we compiled previously published mean RVs from the literature,critically reviewed and partly revised them. The resulting Catalogue of RadialVelocities of Open Clusters and Associations (CRVOCA) contains about 460 openclusters and about 60 stellar associations in the Solar neighbourhood. Thesenumbers still represent less than 30% of the total number of about 1820 objectscurrently known in the Galaxy. The mean RVs of young clusters are generallybetter known than those of older ones.


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Input: Presbyterian is a joke. Unfortunately our primary care physician is right around the corner, and affiliated with Presbyterian as well, and so any time they want to order up something that they can't handle in the office, guess where they send us? nnTo make matters worse, the place is always full (or overfull), always understaffed, and always incapable of handling anything. The emergency department is horrid, but to make matters worse, it's better than being admitted. nnIn one of the worst cases of mismanagement ever, what should have been a simple examination - passed from our regular doctor - ended up being at least 12 hours in the emergency room while we waited for a regular room, then several days (yes days) in the hospital itself while they proceeded to run a whopping one test per day. That's right - one test per day! nnThe test would usually be run in mid-morning, and the results would come back mid-afternoon, at which point they would try and find someone to interpret the test results, which could take until after dinner, and by the time that happened, it would be night time, and then another test would be ordered for the next day. It was simply pathetic. nnWhatever you do, do not go to the emergency room at Presbyterian.


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Input: This thesis provides a partial answer to a question posed by Greg Kuperbergin q-alg/9712003 and again by Justin Roberts as problem 12.18 in "Problems oninvariants of knots and 3-manifolds", math.GT/0406190, essentially: "Can onedescribe the category of representations of the quantum group U_q(sl_n)(thought of as a spherical category) via generators and relations?"  For each n \geq 0, I define a certain tensor category of trivalent graphs,modulo isotopy, and construct a functor from this category onto (a fullsubcategory of) the category of representations of the quantum group U_q(sl_n).One would like to describe completely the kernel of this functor, by providinggenerators. The resulting quotient of the diagrammatic category would then be acategory equivalent to the representation category of U_q(sl_n).  I make significant progress towards this, describing certain generators ofthe kernel, and some obstructions to further elements. It remains a conjecturethat these relations generate the kernel. My results extend those ofq-alg/9712003, MR1659228, math.QA/0310143 and math.GT/0506403.  The argument is essentially by constructing a diagrammatic version of theforgetful functor coming from the inclusion of U_q(sl_{n-1}) in U_q(sl_n}. Weknow this functor is faithful, so a diagram is in the kernel for n exactly ifits image under the diagrammatic forgetful functor is in the kernel for n-1.This allows us to perform inductive calculations, both establishing families ofelements of the kernel, and finding obstructions.


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Input: Sharon McMurray, from Towcester, sent the messages during eight hours when she thought husband Tony, 46, had died.Mr McMurray, who was at Everest base camp hours before it was devastated by a landslide, said the experience would "live with me for the rest of my life".More than 6,000 people are now known to have died in the disaster.Mr McMurray, who was trekking in the Himalayas to raise money for the Alzheimer's Society, said he was a few hours into his return journey when "one almighty shake hit the mountain"."There was a loud bomb like a multi-nuclear bomb going off," he said."The very place our tents had been two hours earlier was no longer there."He said he and fellow travellers had slept with their sleeping bags undone and trainers on "ready to run" for the next four days as aftershocks hit the area.One of them brought down the side of a monastery."There were screams, there was crying, there was grief," said Mr McMurray.He said he hugged locals whose family members had died.When he finally got to safety he was able to open up text messages and "emails from every corner of the globe," including from wife Sharon."Some of the messages Sharon sent, I will probably have a good cry over," he said."Basically it was her saying goodbye to me."Mr Murray said the first thing he would do when he got home was give Sharon a hug and "have a mug of English tea".


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Input: " Do you know why the lights twinkle from far away? " I feel the hum of his body next to mine as he asks. Warm, familiar, safe. " No? " " Air pressure. " Air pressure. How pragmatic. " I like it " I reply softly, continuing to gaze westward toward the glittering lights of traffic meandering by. " It has to do with hot and cold air coming together " he places his hand on my hip still standing next to me and looking out. Pondering the science of air temperature and distance. The beauty of looking at lights, third floor, parking garage. Reduced. To air pressure. And I too feel reduced. Like the magic of light. Buried among all his facts I' m still here waiting. For the truth. Because I' ve shared enough for him to destroy me, and he' s talking about - " Air pressure... " I turn abruptly to face him. This is it. This back and forth has been going on for 3 months and 2 days ( not that I' m counting ) and I ca n' t stand not knowing who we are right now. " I love you. " He turns away from the lights slowly, his brow furrowed as thought he has n' t heard me correctly. " I love you " I say directly to his face. " I love a boy who takes pictures with books about fish, and tells me I' m beautiful, and makes me smile when my day is shit, and smells my hair, and holds me outside. But I hate the man who is distant, and stubborn, and selfish, and ca n' t make up his mind, and let' s me sit here thinking about air pressure instead of the magic of lights. " He' s looking at me. Golden eyes shaded by shadow and the glow of the moon. " Look " I say softly, eyes focused on his chest, " I know you' re married and I' m engaged. I' m not asking you to run away with me or anything like that. I do n' t think either of us want that. But we both want this. And I love you. I want to keep kissing you, and having you hold me. I want our moments to continue. " He raises his hand to touch my cheek and I melt in to him, kissing him like never before.


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Input: Symmetry-based ideas, such as the quark-lepton complementarity (QLC)principle and the tri-bimaximal mixing (TBM) scheme, have been proposed toexplain the observed mixing pattern of neutrinos. We argue that such symmetryrelations need to be imposed at a high scale $\Lambda \sim 10^{12}$ GeVcharacterizing the large masses of right-handed neutrinos required to implementthe seesaw mechanism. For nonhierarchical neutrinos, renormalisation groupevolution down to a laboratory energy scale $\lambda \sim 10^3$ GeV tends toradiatively break these symmetries at a significant level and spoil the mixingpattern predicted by them. However, for Majorana neutrinos, suitableconstraints on the extra phases $\alpha_{2,3}$ enable the retention of thosehigh scale mixing patterns at laboratory energies. We examine this issue withinthe Minimal Supersymmetric Standard Model (MSSM) and demonstrate the factposited above for two versions of QLC and two versions of TBM. The appropriateconstraints are worked out for all these four cases. Specifically, a preferencefor $\alpha_2 \approx \pi$ (i.e. $m_1 \approx -m_2$) emerges in each case. Wealso show how a future accurate measurement of $\theta_{13}$ may enable somediscrimination among these four cases in spite of renormalization groupevolution.


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Input: Archives released last month reveal Horst Tappert, who played Derrick in the show of the same name, had served in the Totenkopf panzer division.Tappert, who died in 2008, had remained tight-lipped about his war record.According to the archives, the 19-year-old panzer grenadier was wounded on the Eastern Front in 1943.With its motto "My Honour Is Loyalty", the Totenkopf (skull) division became one of the most ruthless units of the Waffen SS - the combat arm of Hitler's SS paramilitary force.ZDF, the German public TV broadcaster, said it would not show any more repeats of the 281 episodes of Derrick, which were made between 1974 and 1998."ZDF is shocked and troubled by the news that Horst Tappert was a member of the Waffen SS," spokesman Peter Bogenschuetz told AFP news agency."We have no plans to broadcast any more reruns."Generations of Germans watched the show set in Munich, with its distinctive, baggy-eyed detective.The series was popular abroad too, shown on TV screens as far afield as Russia, China and South Africa.Reacting to the revelations, Dutch public television channel Omroep MAX said it had scrapped plans to show around 20 episodes of Derrick from July."I was shocked by the news, you don't expect something like that," chairman Jan Slagter told Dutch national broadcaster NOS over the weekend. "We will not honour an actor who has lied over his past."Bavaria's interior ministry said it was considering stripping the late actor of an honorary chief police inspector title awarded to Tappert in 1980, German media reported.Tappert himself said of his war record only that he had served as a medic, AFP reports.It is not the first such scandal in recent years. In 2006, another famous German, the novelist Guenther Grass, caused consternation when he revealed that he had served as a member of the Waffen SS.


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Input: Simon kicked at the dirt nervously as he worked up the courage to speak. " A-ahem. Umm. Well that escalated quite, ummm, q-quickly. " Simon stole a quick glance around and saw mostly downcast glances and a few quick nods. Simon paused before continuing. He decided it best not recount the hell that they all lived through. Simon did n' t have to be a religious man to realize that they had all just survived the apocalypse. He was n' t eager to relive the showers of blood and screams of agony as nearly everyone around him met their grim demise. It was so horrifying that he even felt a pang of sympathy shoot through his fear as his workplace bully, Andy, was sucked into the fiery pits of hell. He now found himself in a vast field surrounded by people as shell shocked as himself. However, as he surveyed them for the first time, he began to find comfort. Beyond their masks of fear he saw kindred spirits. He knew just by their demeanor that, like him, they were the beaten down, the unassuming, the ignored, the bullied, the kind hearted, the taken for granted. The meek, he realized. And they had inherited the earth. " Y-yeah. Soooo. I guess we should, umm, do some stuff. " A few more subtle nods.


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Input: We propose a new mechanism to produce ultracold polar molecules withmicrowave fields. The proposed mechanism converts trapped ultracold atoms ofdifferent species into vibrationally excited molecules by a single microwavetransition and entirely depends on the existence of a permanent dipole momentin the molecules. As opposed to production of molecules by photoassociation ormagnetic-field Feshbach resonances our method does not rely on the structureand lifetime of excited states or existence of Feshbach resonances. Inaddition, we determine conditions for optimal creation of polar molecules invibrationally excited states of the ground-state potential by changingfrequency and intensity of the microwave field. We also explore the possibilityto produce vibrationally cold molecules by combining the microwave field withan optical Raman transition or by applying a microwave field to Feshbachmolecules. The production mechanism is illustrated for two polar molecules: KRband RbCs.


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Input: We present a feasibility study of logic circuits utilizing spin waves forinformation transmission and processing. As an alternative approach to thetransistor-based architecture, logic circuits with spin wave bus do not usecharge as an information carrier. In this work we describe the general conceptof logic circuits with spin wave bus and illustrate its performance bynumerical simulations based on available experimental data. Theoreticalestimates and results of numerical simulations on signal attenuation, signalphase velocity, and the minimum spin wave energy required per bit in the spinbus are obtained. The transport parameters are compared with ones forconventional electronic transmission lines. Spin Wave Bus is not intended tosubstitute traditional metal interconnects since it has higher signalattenuation and lower signal propagation speed. The potential value of spinwave bus is, however, an interface between electronic circuits and integratedspintronics circuits. The logic circuits with spin wave bus allow us to providewireless read-in and read-out.


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Input: Now every time I go, the smell of the place takes me back (something between wood-fired kitchen and just.. . kitchen). nnThis is another relatively safe place I can go with my parents. Though their veggie options are scant, their veggie burger is made in-house, I can get their six cheese penne without bacon, and I've always enjoyed their pimento cheese dip. nnUnfortunately, I found little to eat for lunch yesterday. I was looking for something light, and save ordering a salad (sans meat, of course), there wasn't much else on the menu that appealed to me. I do love a good bowl of soup, but Harper's rarely has a veggie soup on tap, and yesterday was no different. I ordered the spinach quesadilla, hoping it would be more spinachy than cheesy and thinking it's hard to eff up a quesadilla. Right? nnWHAT a disappointment. The quesadilla was a total mess, stuffed to the brim with a slurpy cheese mixture. The filling was incredibly uneven - one triangle had cheese with just a hint of spinach, another was filled entirely with the spinach mixture (which I am 99% sure is just their spinach dip repurposed), and another had a surprising number of cold, mealy tomato cubes. nnPer the usual, my dad ordered a small cup of soup, and the server barely hid her disdain at our tiny order. The sneer was palpable. nnI think I'm done with Harper's for a while.


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Input: It's a bit out of the way for me (Sunset Blvd. ), but when I'm in the area it's a classic stop for some tasty Carolina 'cue. nnI think I kick up my 3. 5 rating to 4. 0 as the service has been just so kind. Bubba is one of the nicest restaurant owners I've ever met and the servers are truly salt of the Earth people. Plus, Bubba often donates product to a local charity for events, which makes this place aces in my book. nnAs for the food, you'll be in and out in no time as the food comes out in a flash. I typically order the petite plate as and I unfortunately enjoy the included hush puppies a bit too much. : ) It's not the best 'cue I've had in Charlotte, but I do enjoy it quite a bit! nnThe digs are pretty basic and nondescript, but I'm usually there to grab a quick bite of 'cue and if I'm in the need of a major sugar rush - a sweet tea.


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Input: " Would you push me away, please? " They panted softly through a long pause and did not either of them move. " Would you please leave? " he asked again. " Would you? " His chest tightened and his breath caught. " Do you want me to? " " No. " " So why say that? " She looked up into his eyes, and he looked slowly down past hers to the floor. " We can only stand here so long, " she whispered. " Good. Thank God. " She pushed a finger into his chest and scraped it up his neck to his chin, lifting it until their eyes were level once more. " Why do you have to look like that? " he breathed. " Why do you have to like it? " " You know I' m only weak, right? " " *What' s* weak? " His lips compressed and he stared through her... then with a tremor he seized a handful of her hair, pulled, covered her mouth with his, and pushed. They turned and fell onto the bed. He tried to pull the covers over them, but she pushed them back down, and he left them there. She was much smarter than he was, he realized, and it only made things more difficult.


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Input: We use a N--body/hydrodynamic simulation to forecast the future encounterbetween the Milky Way and the Andromeda galaxies, given current observationalconstraints on their relative distance, relative velocity, and masses. Allowingfor a comparable amount of diffuse mass to fill the volume of the Local Group,we find that the two galaxies are likely to collide in a few billion years -within the Sun's lifetime. During the the interaction, there is a chance thatthe Sun will be pulled away from its present orbital radius and reside in anextended tidal tail. The likelihood for this outcome increases as the mergerprogresses, and there is a remote possibility that our Sun will be more tightlybound to Andromeda than to the Milky Way before the final merger. Eventually,after the merger has completed, the Sun is most likely to be scattered to theouter halo and reside at much larger radii (>30 kpc). The density profiles ofthe stars, gas and dark matter in the merger product resemble those ofelliptical galaxies. Our Local Group model therefore provides a prototypeprogenitor of late--forming elliptical galaxies.


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Input: While searching YELP to see if it has reviews.. I notice IT DIDN'T under the name on its sign. nn---JACKSON'S JAVA COFFEE HOUSE---nnWell I came back to the office to see if i could pull it up on my CPU instead of PHONE. Well low and behold. Here's some reviews.. for JACKSON'S JAVA. (hmmmm wonder if they are the same, or some ez Close-to name knock off. (if you ever seen Coming To American.. . McDowells vs McDonalds).. . anywaynnWell, I work around the area and desided to come by a few months ago. nn1st trip.. . new "rookie"n2nd to last trip.. .. (about 2 weeks ago).. I ordered, Waited, Watched (ppl come in with some sort of VIP card)  and Wondered nn(** are you keeping count.. thats 3 Ws**)n nwhat all they fuss about this card this guy and the next lady had. Welll, I didn't ask. (I don't come often enough to really care) but thought it was some secret coffee society type thing. nn*** My last vist (as in the last time I went, NOT the last time I'll go) I stopped in for some Chi Tea.. .. pretty good. nnThe service is always "friendly", quick, and the to point. nPrices are good. nIts a little tight when crowded. nnGo Enjoyn(Ask about the card thingy-majig if you dare.. .. ekk ekkk ekkkkkkkkk!! ! ! ! ! )


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Input: We had a party of approx. 10 people. We were seated in the back corner and given plenty of space for our party which was nice, considering it was primetime on a Saturday night. nnThat was pretty much when the good things I have to say about the restaurant end. Our server, from beginning to end, was slow. I would post his name, but I don't know if that's against Yelp rules. I ordered a honey dijon chicken sandwich with french fries. The fries were mediocre at best (not hot, plain tasting) and the sandwich was pretty poor. I don't know how you can screw up grilled chicken, cheese, bacon and honey dijon sauce. The bottom of the bun was completely soggy and the sandwich as a whole was bland. Our guest of honor (the birthday girl) ordered a steak which she had to return because it was almost raw inside. She had asked for medium well. Several members of our group DID, however, like their food. nnGoing back to the service, several members of our party waited several minutes for drink refills. Also, we had to flag our waiter down for our checks after waiting close to (if not more than) 20 minutes. Even after we gave him our checks and credit cards, he took close to another 10 minutes to bring them back. nnOur best guess is that he knew he was adding an 18% gratuity to our checks because of our party size, so he took his time doing everything. I seriously considered crossing out the 18% and leaving 10% and noting on the tab that the service didn't warrant the 18%, but in the end, I opted against it. nnDefinitely will not return.


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Input: We detected X-ray emission from the 50-kyr-old pulsar J1809-1917 and resolvedits pulsar wind nebula (PWN) with Chandra. The pulsar spectrum fits PL+BB modelwith the photon index of 1.2 and the BB temperature of 2 MK for n_{H}=0.7\times10^{22} cm^{-2}. The luminosities are(4\pm 1)\times 10^{31} ergs s^{-1} for thePL component (in the 0.5-8 keV band) and ~1\times 10^{32} ergs s^{-1} for theBB component (bolometric) at a plausible distance of 3.5 kpc. The bright innerPWN component of a 3''\times12'' size is elongated in the north-southdirection, with the pulsar close to its south end. This component is immersedin a larger (20''\times40''), similarly elongated outer PWN component of lowersurface brightness. The elongated shape of the compact PWN can be explained bythe ram pressure confinement of the pulsar wind due to the supersonic motion ofthe pulsar. The PWN spectrum fits a PL model with photon index of 1.4\pm0.1 and0.5-8 keV luminosity of 4\times10^{32} ergs s^{-1}. The compact PWN appears tobe inside a large-scale (~4'\times4') emission more extended to the south ofthe pulsar, i.e. in the direction of the alleged pulsar motion. To explain theextended X-ray emission ahead of the moving pulsar, one has to invoke strongintrinsic anisotropy of the pulsar wind or assume that this emission comes froma relic PWN swept by the asymmetrical reverse SNR shock. The pulsar and its PWNare located within the extent of the unidentified TeV source HESS J1809-193whose brightest part is offset by ~8' to the south of the pulsar, i.e. in thesame direction as the large-scale X-ray emission. Although the associationbetween J1809-1917 and HESS J1809-193 is plausible, an alternative source ofrelativistic electrons powering HESS J1809-193 might be the serendipitouslydiscovered X-ray source CXOU J180940.7-192544.


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Input: Welcome to my brain: Right Brain: " It was n' t until you showed up that I understood what love was. True love is something you ca n' t escape.' It is an ever-fixed mark that looks on tempests and is never shaken.' I see your flaws, but love you for them. We have been through many lives together, and we will be together for many more to come. Looking at you is like looking at myself in the mirror. With one touch, suddenly the universe unfolded itself for me, and it' s the most beautiful thing I could imagine. It' s like everything was created for the two of us to find each other. " Left Brain: " You think you can get away with playing me? I' ll show you a game you' re not even prepared for. You want to make a girl fall in love with you? Alright, but be careful what you wish for. I' m giving you everything I' ve got. " Right Brain: " Beyond this game, beyond the lies and manipulation, ca n' t you see this is what makes us so perfect? It started off with deceit, but do n' t you see there are levels to this? No one makes me feel more like myself than you do. How could I move on from this? How could I give up without a fight? Please, do n' t let me go. " Left Brain: " Just fuck off, you robot. Do you really have nothing better to do? You have a family, ok. Just admit you have no feelings for me, or probably feelings at all, and leave me alone. This game is n' t fun anymore. " Right Brain: " I miss you. "


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Input: Every one has heard the story about the spear that pirced Jesus, how it will grant you immortality, that it will make you powerful beyond belief, that with it you can turn the weakest of men into the visage of death himself. Well turns out the rumors were true for the most part, but not because it was the spear head that pirced Jesus, no this one was the spear that killed him. As it happens whenever someone who has a particularly strong spirit, usually world leaders or creators of great movements, is killed they imprint a fraction of themselves on the item that did them in. The gun that killed Hitler causes someone to be poisoned to death when shot with it, the cup that Rasputin drank from will give the holder an immunity to death. Now, whenever one of these items turns up it is our job to hunt them down before they can start causing a problem. We work independently from the control of any government, but funded by every single one of them. To put it simply we are a task force to stop the evils of the past from occouring again, we are the Knights Templar, defenders of the light and purveyors of good.


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Input: Ri Ra's is a decently sized (2 medium sized rooms) Irish bar is downtown Charlotte next door to Prohibition. My group stopped in Ri Ra's to meet up with a few others and I was not impressed. nnAfter paying one of the most unjustified $5 covers of my life, I walked in and felt like I had just stepped in to an Ivy League frat party. Suits, sport coats, and even tuxedos everywhere but this bar was nothing to dress up for. The general vibe in this place was very uppity and i had several unpleasant interactions with people. nnA DJ (who was actually pretty good) was playing blaring house music. I normally would have really enjoyed the music but the crowd at Ri Ra's on this night couldn't have cared less about the music. Dancing almost seemed frowned upon based upon what I saw. Not saying that a few bad eggs are representative of the entire bar but on this particular night, Ri Ra's did not live up to expectations.


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Input: The physical interpretation of the spectral line polarization produced by thejoint action of the Hanle and Zeeman effects offers a unique opportunity toobtain empirical information about hidden aspects of solar and stellarmagnetism. To this end, it is important to achieve a complete understanding ofthe sensitivity of the emergent spectral line polarization to the presence of amagnetic field. Here we present a detailed theoretical investigation on therole of resonance scattering and magnetic fields on the polarization signals ofthe Ba II D1 and D2 lines of the Fraunhofer spectrum, respectively at 4934 \AA\and 4554 \AA. We adopt a three-level model of Ba II, and we take into accountthe hyperfine structure that is shown by the $^{135}$Ba and $^{137}$Baisotopes. Despite of their relatively small abundance (18%), the contributioncoming from these two isotopes is indeed fundamental for the interpretation ofthe polarization signals observed in these lines. We consider an optically thinslab model, through which we can investigate in a rigorous way the essentialphysical mechanisms involved (resonance polarization, Zeeman, Paschen-Back andHanle effects), avoiding complications due to radiative transfer effects. Weassume the slab to be illuminated from below by the photospheric solarcontinuum radiation field, and we investigate the radiation scattered at 90degrees, both in the absence and in the presence of magnetic fields,deterministic and microturbulent. We show in particular the existence of adifferential magnetic sensitivity of the three-peak Q/I profile that isobserved in the D2 line in quiet regions close to the solar limb, which is ofgreat interest for magnetic field diagnostics.


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Input: I awake and roll over only to be greeted by my reflection in the cold steel hilt. Abruptly I sit up and glance around the room. *Who put this here? * I wonder as it is n' t the one I purchased online; no, this one seems different. I gently reach out and take hold of my new possession. Slowly I turn the object around in my hands, inspecting every beautifully crafted detail and wondering why the maker went so far as to include a " keep this end away from face " sticker. Hopping out of bed I pressed the button and my ceiling fan immediately came crashing down in two separate pieces with smoke swirling off the charred black areas that used to be full fan blades. Listening to the low hum brought goosebumps and a few tears as well. Today would be the day I fulfilled my destiny, today would be the day I fulfilled my username!


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Input: nnI went on a Sat at 6. 00 thinking it was early enough to not be too busy. I had checked THEIR website about reservations and didn't see anything so assumed they didn't take them. We wanted to sit at the bar anyway. When we got there, the place was about 1/2 full at best. He told us there were no open reservations until 9. 00 (then why is the place half empty? )nnThat was fine by us, we wanted to be at the bar which had NO ONE AT IT. He told us that to sit at the (empty) bar, we had to spend $50/person minimum. WHAT?! Now, I was prepared to spend some money, believe me, but what if I don't like the menu or I run out of time for dessert? So, we weren't allowed to sit at the bar or a table. We were pretty shocked so went somewhere else that didn't have a minimum spending to sit at a fuller bar. nnI will never go back. They completely turned two cute girls away that were ready to spend probably $80 in 45 min and had a pretentious attitude about it.


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Input: In this paper, we demonstrate the efficiency of simulations via directcomputation of the partition function under various macroscopic conditions,such as different temperatures or volumes. The method can compute partitionfunctions by flattening histograms, through the Wang-Landau recursive scheme,outside the energy space. This method offers a more general and flexibleframework for handling various types of ensembles, especially the ones in whichcomputation of the density of states is not convenient. It can be easily scaledto large systems, and it is flexible in incorporating Monte Carlo clusteralgorithms or molecular dynamics. High efficiency is shown in simulating largeIsing models, in finding ground states of simple protein models, and instudying the liquid-vapor phase transition of a simple fluid. The method isvery simple to implement and we expect it to be efficient in studying complexsystems with rugged energy landscapes, e.g., biological macromolecules.


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Input: Sweat was beading off my head. Sweat was beading off everyone' s head. It had been another energetic tantalizing Friday night at the club i worked at. Thousands of people come here, to escape. They come here to have a care-free night. When I snap my fingers, magic happens. Everyone lets loose and something deep down lets all their cares go and allows them to truly feel what i feel. I was on to my last song of the night when suddenly in the back of the crowd you could see everyone slowly stop dancing one by one. It was as if everyone were goats, you know those goats where they get scared and just stand there. Something was making them do this. People shifted from enjoying themselves to staring at each other and thinking negatively. There was a lady in the back who was clapping her hands and it seemed like the louder and longer she clapped the more people stopped dancing. This continued until every single person in the crowd was just standing here and whispering to each. Who was this lady? Why was she doing this? Slowly she came through the parting crowd and reached her hand out to me. " Hello, my name is Judgment " she uttered.


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Input: I doubt that each snowflake feels responsible for beginning the avalanche. But we all knew it began with Winston. *Fucking Winston*. He flushed the toilet during the Memorial service, as we were all in the gymnasium listening to our principal speak. He went and laid some cable, pinched a load, sat on the porcelain throne. *Call it what you will*. He took a large one. Course, he forgot that he did it during maintenance time, so naturally, the toilet got clogged. Then overflowed. Of course no one noticed since the janitors always take their smoke break early. So, only after the service did anyone notice. It also happened to be the day our mayor decided to come by and inspect the school. Of course it was a disappointing mess, so he went home smelling of turds and bleach. I guess if there is anything obvious about small rural towns, it' s that they will only have one school, and more often than not, one set of bars and a stripper club. That used the same brand of bleach. And smelled of turds. So, in all honesty, when we heard that the mayor had been shot by his wife because she allegedly claimed that he had been at the stripper club that smelt of turds and bleach, we all knew who had caused it. *Fucking Winston. *