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Input: If you haven't had their Cajun-style chicken, you might want to try it. I personally don't care for their biscuits, but then I'm not really a biscuit person. I just order a bun instead of a biscuit and it's not a really a problem. nnMy main issue with this location comes down to the service, and while they are nice enough, it might actually be an issue with corporate policy, because I seem to have to go in and get extra items (as I usually go through the drive-through when I'm at this store, and I always forget to check before I leave the window). nnYou often get a single napkin, and rarely get straws with your drinks. In your car, that just doesn't cut it. If you're in the dining room, it's not a big deal. But it also defeats the purpose of the drive through! Doesn't change the taste of the food however.. . nnSweet Tea Report:  Bojangles' has "famous" sweet tea. But why is it famous? I have never had any that is particular sweet, which means it almost always has a very strong tea taste, and I don't particular care for it. If that's your thing, then you may enjoy it, but I don't like it much.


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Input: Gerard Ellis scored two tries, while Johnny Williams and Joe Trayfoot also went over, as the hosts opened up a 24-3 half-time lead.Alex Lewington crossed twice in the second half, with Rob McCusker and Sean Maitland also scoring within three minutes of each other.Replacement Felicien Vergnon crossed for Agen's only try after the interval.London Irish assistant coach Clark Laidlaw told BBC Radio Berkshire:"We're certainly happier than we have been for the last few weeks. The boys have been working hard for a long time now and it's been a long time between drinks for the club, so we're delighted to get the win.Media playback is not supported on this device"It's a bit better feeling than the last two or three weeks for sure."There's large aspects of our game that we need to get better at, but we moved the ball a lot better. We got through a lot more content in our attack and got a bit more flow and rhythm to our game."That's what we've worked hard on for the last few weeks, just trying to get that attacking game flowing and a little bit of rhythm."On playing the game against French opposition the day after the attacks in Paris:"Sometimes it keeps sport in perspective. We get pretty serious about trying to win games of rugby, but ultimately it's just a sport and we're lucky to work in a game that we all love."It gives you that reality that it's just a game. There's a lot bigger things in life than just chasing a rugby ball around a field."London Irish: Maitland; Lewington, Tikoirotuma, Williams, Ojo; Noakes, Allinson; Court, Ellis, Aulika, Sheriff, Symons (capt), McCusker, Trayfoot, Guest.Replacements: Cruse, Smallbone, Halavatau, Sisi, Narraway, Murphy, Brophy-Clews, Waldouck.Agen: Tardieu; Nakosi, Heriteau, Roux, Deschamps; Guemes, Abadie (capt); Bethune, Barthomeuf, Chocou, Roidot, Marchois, Miquel, Gal, Baget.Replacements: Morlay, Afatia, Ryan, Bastien, Vergnon, Darbo, Bouvier, Sicart.Referee: Gary Conway (Ireland).


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Input: I apply a two-step density-matrix renormalization group method to theanisotropic two-dimensional Hubbard model. As a prelude to this study, Icompare the numerical results to the exact one for the tight-binding model. Ifind a ground-state energy which agrees with the exact value up to four digitsfor systems as large as $24 \times 25$. I then apply the method to theinteracting case. I find that for strong Hubbard interaction, the ground-stateis dominated by magnetic correlations.  These correlations are robust even in the presence of strong frustration.Interchain pair tunneling is negligible in the singlet and triplet channels andit is not enhanced by frustration. For weak Hubbard couplings, interchainnon-local singlet pair tunneling is enhanced and magnetic correlations arestrongly reduced. This suggests a possible superconductive ground state.


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Input: The 25-year-old brother of England international Steve was released by Durham at the end of last season.He has averaged 34.66 with the ball in 37 first-class matches, and 26.10 with the bat.He told the club website: "I am delighted to have signed for Kent. I cannot wait to get down to Kent and start training with the squad."The former England Under-19 player continued: "I am looking forward to an exciting 2012 season. This is a great opportunity and I look forward to continuing my career with a county hungry for success."Kent chairman of cricket Graham Johnson said: "I am delighted that we have signed Ben - he offers a lot with both bat and ball, and he was a target for us during the recent recruitment process."He has a point to prove about making the best of his undoubted ability and we look forward to helping him do that. I am sure that all involved with Kent Cricket will make him very welcome."


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Input: John Longworth, director general of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), warns that "tawdry political tactics" could deflect from important issues facing the UK economy.Such a focus, he wrote in a letter to Westminster leaders, had "been sorely lacking in political discourse".The BCC represents thousands of firms."For many businesses, both small and large, one of the greatest sources of challenge and uncertainty in 2015 isn't the state of global markets, but home-grown politics," Mr Longworth cautioned.He further decried politicians who "race between television studios and events to undercut their rivals' policy pronouncements, to proclaim themselves most 'in touch' with the needs of the people"."You must focus on the causes, not the symptoms, of the challenges that face our United Kingdom," he said.The UK's public spending, and wider economic matters affecting the country, will be among the most hotly contested issues in the run-up to the next general-election, scheduled for May 2015.In his letter - addressed to PM David Cameron, deputy PM and Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg, and Labour leader Ed Miliband, as well as other party leaders - Mr Longworth outlined some of the policies on the BCC's wish list.He said the organisation wanted those in power to support UK companies that are "brave enough to sell products and services across the world," as well as help with training opportunities and new jobs for both the young and old.The BCC also called for greater devolution across the UK, with more decisions made locally, and an end to what it termed "crushing input taxes"."Maintaining corporation tax at 20% would be a sound beginning," Mr Longworth added.


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Input: nnOrdered two personal size pizzas, spicy fries, fried zucchini & onion rings. nnThe pizzas were actually really good but the other sides weren't worth it. Tastes plain & over cooked. nnOk so the reason why I'm giving this place 1 star is because I saw soooo many health code violations! nn* A RedBull can on the pizza dressing table. nn* The woman who charged me was working on a pizza and didn't even wash her hands after she charged me! She just went right back to working on making the pizza! nn* The same woman who charged me -NOT kidding. .. her nails were long & yellow, mind you she wasn't wearing any gloves while putting that pizza together. YUCK!! nn* Same chick went out for a cigarette break (in the front of the place) and when she was coming back in she brought AND blew the smoke inside the restaurant. nnPrice range in Yelp language is $$nnI definitely won't go back because if that's what I was able to witness in the front of the place, I don't want to imagine what's going on in the back!! ! I don't think I'm being harsh. That was one too many violations in my opinion.


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Input: The 24-year-old, capped seven times by England, is currently sidelined by a foot injury picked up in November, and was told at the time he would be out for between two and three months."It's too early (to set a date) - we're going with what the surgeon's said," he told BBC Coventry and Warwickshire."But you never know, it depends on how the rehab goes - it's going very well."Wade was hurt in Wasps' shock 32-6 win at defending champions Toulon in their European Champions Cup pool match at the end of last month.And he admits not being part of their impressive run in the tournament - which has seen them win three of their four pool games so far - has been difficult."It's really frustrating. We started off well with two big wins and we've got two games to go (at Toulon and home to Leinster) and they're two really big games I would've love to be a part of," he said."It looks as though I'm going to miss them but I can't wait to get back and be ready for the quarter-finals."It's just over a month now (since getting injured) so hopefully I'll be back playing again in January or February so we'll have to wait and see."Wasps will mark the one-year anniversary of their very first game at their new matchday base at the Ricoh Arena on 21 December.A crowd of over 28,000  - a record attendance for a domestic Premiership game - watched them beat London Irish twelve months previously, before they extending that mark when 32,000 turned up for the visit of Leicester last May.With the move from the previous home in High Wycombe already benefitting the club off the field, playing in front of such large passionate crowds is a big motivation for Wade."It felt like home straight after that first game and we've had a few sell-out games which have been awesome," he said."Because it's an arena the bowl increases the noise and it amplifies the sound even more."The boys love playing here, the atmosphere is amazing and hopefully we can keep giving them good performances."


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Input: We investigate the evolution of the electronic structure in SrRu_(1-x)Ti_xO_3as a function of x using high resolution photoemission spectroscopy, whereSrRuO3 is a weakly correlated metal and SrTiO3 is a band insulator. The surfacespectra exhibit a metal-insulator transition at x = 0.5 by opening up a softgap. A hard gap appears at higher x values consistent with the transportproperties. In contrast, the bulk spectra reveal a pseudogap at the Fermilevel, and unusual evolution exhibiting an apparent broadening of the coherentfeature and subsequent decrease in intensity of the lower Hubbard band with theincrease in x. Interestingly, the first principle approaches are found to besufficient to capture anomalous evolutions at high energy scale. Analysis ofthe spectral lineshape indicates strong interplay between disorder and electroncorrelation in the electronic properties of this system.


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Input: "We are out of toilet paper. "He states, holding the cardboard tube in his hand. "Yeah, I know. "I can' t be bothered; I am eyeball deep in internet research for a vacation spot for our rapidly approaching anniversary. "You knew? ""Yeah. ""Did you look for another roll? ""No, we are out. ""So…we are out of toilet paper? ""Uh huh. ""You seem unperturbed by this. ""I am unperturbed by this. ""But we are out of toilet paper. "Looking up now I see the flop of hair that falls down in front of his eyes when he plays with it. He must be stressed if he is fiddling with it so, true to the thought he runs his hand through his hair and it does nothing to push it back, it flops down over his eyes once again. The perplexed look on his face makes my heart flip over. I smile just looking at him. "I did something cute? "He says. I nod. "You are smiling, with that look. ""The look of love, "I reply. His eyebrows furrow in thought and he looks at the toilet paper roll. "Because of toilet paper? ""Nope. ""I don' t understand. ""You don' t need to understand, love is without definition. ""I should go to the store and get toilet paper. ""Ok. ""I love you, "he says. "But not because of toilet paper. ""I know. I love you too and maybe just a little because of toilet paper. "


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Input: Karen Edwards was joined by about 20 friends and family at the site where Becky Godden-Edwards was discovered.They laid flowers and a white teddy bear in tribute to Miss Godden-Edwards, who would have been 29 on Monday. She had been missing for eight years.Her remains were found in a field in Eastleach by police investigating the murder of 22-year-old Sian O'Callaghan.Taxi driver Christopher Halliwell, 47, of Ashbury Avenue, Swindon, has been charged with the murder of Miss O'Callaghan and is due to appear before Bristol Crown Court on Friday.Officers said at a news conference on Tuesday detectives would be questioning Mr Halliwell as part of their inquiries into Miss Godden-Edwards' disappearance.Mrs Edwards wrote on a card: "When you were born and put into my arms, I cried with joy."I love you so much. But today I am crying for you, my beautiful girl. I loved you the day you were born and I love you even more today."I was always there for you, my baby girl, words can't be said about how I feel. Sleep tight my darling. Love Mum and Charlie."As the family paid their respects, they stood together with their arms around one another and hugged each other.They stayed at the field at Baxter's Farm for 15 minutes before driving away.Miss Godden-Edwards' family did not initially report her missing to the police as they thought she was living in the Bristol area.It was not until 2007 they contacted the National Missing Persons Helpline.


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Input: Edited footage that has been shared on social media appears to show a man attacking another man, said to be from Bristol Hunt Saboteurs.The altercation is said to have happened in Castlemorton, Worcestershire, on Wednesday afternoon.Ledbury Hunt said the apparent attacker was not part of its organisation. Police are investigating.West Mercia Police said it was "aware" of the footage, but no arrests had been made.Bristol Hunt Saboteurs said the attack happened after hounds from the hunt had chased a fox into a badger sett.They say they intervened to save the fox and were attacked by a hunt employee.For more on other Hereford and Worcester stories click here.West Mercia Police says it has had no direct complaint from Bristol Hunt Saboteurs. The force says it only became aware of the footage when members of the public contacted it.Ledbury Hunt says it is carrying out an "internal investigation" into what happened. It said a person seen throwing a punch in the film was not connected with it in any way, and it was the Hunt itself which alerted police to the incident.The BBC has approached Bristol Hunt Saboteurs for a comment.


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Input: The film, the streaming service's first cinema-quality project, made only $50,699 (£32,800) in the 31 US cinemas on which it was shown on release.To date the film has earned gross box office takings of $83,861 (£55,000).But Sarandos told Deadline the film had overall had "a bigger audience than any specialty film could ever hope".Netflix released the film, to which it bought the distribution rights for $12m (£7.8m), simultaneously on its own platform and in a limited number of cinemas in the US on 16 October.The film, directed by Cary Fukanaga and starring Idris Elba, focuses on child warfare in Africa.It is understood it was given a limited theatrical release to qualify it for the upcoming awards season.It is rare for Netflix to publicly reveal viewing figures, which means Sarandos' candour could be a sign of the service's commitment to this new venture.Sarandos told Deadline Beasts of No Nation was, in the first week of release, the most watched movie on Netflix in all countries in which the service operates."We are just thrilled with the total audience reach of this film, not just in North America, but the world," he told Deadline."This was number one in really diverse places in the world - Japan, Brazil, Mexico, places where these films typically never even open."It's been incredibly gratifying to see these audiences respond to this film."Netflix has 69 million monthly subscribers, 43 million of which are in the US, in more than 50 countries around the world.Sarandos said there were no plans to increase the number of screens showing Beasts of No Nation in the US.However, he said Netflix was planning to release the film theatrically in Africa, in Ghana and Nigeria."Netflix is not there, and obviously the film is of local importance, so we're doing that as well," he said.Beasts of No Nation was released in the UK on ten screens to make it eligible for the British film award season.


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Input: With an automatic image analysis device, we studied the temporal distributionof the locomotor activity of E. orientalis and E. vuilleti during 24 h, andover several days to know whether the activity rhythms of these two Eupelmidaeplay a role in their competitive interactions. The analysis of locomotoractivity rhythms of E. orientalis and E. vuilleti shows that the locomotoractivity of both species presents daily cyclic variations. These two Eupelmidaehave similar activity rhythms. Displacements of these parasitoids essentiallytake place during the photophase. But the activity of E. vuilleti is earlier,because the individuals of this species start their activity on average 4 to 5h earlier than those of E. orientalis. E. vuilleti begins its displacementsseveral hours before the onset of lighting, whereas E. orientalis is activeonly in the presence of the light. This shift of starting activity is thus afactor allowing these concurrent species to minimize their interactions duringthe cohabitation period in traditional granaries after the harvests of cowpea.


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Input: The supercritical series expansion of the survival probability for theone-dimensional contact process in heterogeneous and disordered lattices isused for the evaluation of the loci of critical points and critical exponents$\beta$. The heterogeneity and disorder are modeled by considering binaryregular and irregular lattices of nodes characterized by different recoveryrates and identical transmission rates. Two analytical approaches based onNested Pad\'e approximants and Partial Differential approximants were used inthe case of expansions with respect to two variables (two recovery rates) forthe evaluation of the critical values and critical exponents. The criticalexponents in heterogeneous systems are very close to those for the homogeneouscontact process thus confirming that the contact process in periodicheterogeneous environment belongs to the directed percolation universalityclass. The disordered systems, in contrast, seem to have continuously varyingcritical exponents.


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Input: We explore the morphology of hard (18-30 keV) X-ray emission from the Comacluster of galaxies. We analyze a deep (1.1 Ms) observation of the Coma clusterwith the ISGRI imager on board the \emph{INTEGRAL} satellite. We show that thesource extension in the North-East to South-West (SW) direction ($\sim 17'$)significantly exceeds the size of the point spread function of ISGRI, and thatthe centroid of the image of the source in the 18-30 keV band is displaced inthe SW direction compared to the centroid in the 1-10 keV band. To test thenature of the SW extension we fit the data assuming different models of sourcemorphology. The best fit is achieved with a diffuse source of elliptical shape,although an acceptable fit can be achieved assuming an additional point sourceSW of the cluster core. In the case of an elliptical source, the direction ofextension of the source coincides with the direction toward the subclusterfalling onto the Coma cluster. If the SW excess is due to the presence of apoint source with a hard spectrum, we show that there is no obvious X-raycounterpart for this additional source, and that the closest X-ray source isthe quasar EXO 1256+281, which is located $6.1'$ from the centroid of theexcess. The observed morphology of the hard X-ray emission clarifies the natureof the hard X-ray "excess" emission from the Coma cluster, which is due to thepresence of an extended hard X-ray source SW of the cluster core.


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Input: nnI love it because it's extremely close to me (so, it's convenient when I'm craving a beer) and the atmosphere on Sundays is outstanding. I'm a giant Steeler fan, but you'll probably find fans from all 32 teams in Buffalo blues, which gives it a fun and exciting feel during NFL Sundays. nnHowever, I hate it because I believe the alcohol and food is overpriced. The food wouldn't rub me the wrong way so much if I thought it was worth the price, but I don't. Not even a little bit. The only thing I have found to be delicious there were the wings; however, you can go to almost any other bar to get delicious and cheaper wings. So, it's not really much of a win at all. Also, I want to have a handful of beers during the games, but I don't want to empty my pockets doing it. So, all in all, I recommend going once and awhile (mainly on Sundays) for a beer or two, but other than that it's not worth much of a visit.


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Input: In many applications, input data are sampled functions taking their values ininfinite dimensional spaces rather than standard vectors. This fact has complexconsequences on data analysis algorithms that motivate modifications of them.In fact most of the traditional data analysis tools for regression,classification and clustering have been adapted to functional inputs under thegeneral name of functional Data Analysis (FDA). In this paper, we investigatethe use of Support Vector Machines (SVMs) for functional data analysis and wefocus on the problem of curves discrimination. SVMs are large margin classifiertools based on implicit non linear mappings of the considered data into highdimensional spaces thanks to kernels. We show how to define simple kernels thattake into account the unctional nature of the data and lead to consistentclassification. Experiments conducted on real world data emphasize the benefitof taking into account some functional aspects of the problems.


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Input: Malcolm Beer made his comments ahead of a Windsor council aviation forum later.He said a third runway north-west of the airport could create the need to use greenbelt land for housing.A Heathrow spokesman said: "There will be little or no need for additional house-building over and above current local authority plans."The housing concern comes after a recent report by the Airport Commission, which stated the Heathrow expansion would create between 47,400 and 112,400 jobs by 2030, which in turn would require an extra 29,800 to 70,800 homes to be created in the surrounding area, including Windsor, Slough and London boroughs.Mr Beer said "anxious" Windsor residents associations would be organising a public meeting in the next 10 days ahead of the commission's public consultation deadline on 3 February.Mr Beer, who is on the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead Borough aviation forum committee, said: "We have an enormous housing problem in the area."We are having a real problem considering if we have to release greenbelt land for housing, which is an unpopular suggestion."Apart from the noise, the whole area will be urbanised - that's what a lot of people don't realise."The impact will be felt across the Thames Valley - it's commercial greed gone mad."The borough council forum will present its own residents' poll plans after a Heathrow report stated most residents were in favour of expansion.The Heathrow spokesman said the expansion plans would benefit 700,000 existing residents in the area "who are unemployed, under-employed or are commuting out of the area at present".The aviation forum takes place at 19:00 GMT at The Guildhall Chamber, Windsor.


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Input: TWC needs to get their crap worked out with their IT infrastructure. nnFirst, ten minutes after I placed the order online I received an email that said I needed to call in to confirm some details. The operator said that everything looked fine but that he couldn't confirm the appointment time I had selected and the next available one was two weeks later. Uh, what? "I'd like to escalate this, please. " And the customer care operator who got my call figured it all out (the first guy hadn't put any notes in the call record) and I was confirmed for the appointment I had selected. nnSecond, the day before I was to have the service turned on, I recieved an email that said "This email confirms that your order has been cancelled at your request. We certainly hope you'll reconsider Time Warner Cable. " Uh, WTF? So I called again and eventually got through to an operator who said she had no idea what that email was about and able to confirm the appointment I had. nnSo I'm seriously starting to doubt my commitment to TWC. nnBut then the technician arrived at my house exactly on time. He was courteous and professional and extremely good at getting everything hooked up. So I've decided that for now, TWC gets four stars. We'll see how the service goes going forward - I may update my review later.


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Input: The food was pretty good though  I don't know the names of the dishes, but suffice to say, everything was coated in a spices and moderately spicy. Perfect for the American palate, I guess. The butter chicken was top notch, the curries decent, and the basmati rice was a little dry, but tasty nonetheless. The buffet food could have been a little hotter. nnThe service was quite creepy and brings the rating from 4 to 3 stars. I had several servers passing by my table repeatedly with the hands folded and scanning the room with their eyes. When I asked for a water refill, they seemed quite aloof. Is this normal? They did, however, refresh the basket of naan quite frequently. Who can diss hot bread? For a hearty $11 lunch buffet, I might return if invited by a friend. As a novice of Indian food, I'm intrigued by what I ate and yet something tells me that there's more to be desired.


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Input: Lenders reported that this was the third successive quarter of falling demand, the bank's Credit Conditions Survey found.Mortgages for high-value property saw the biggest fall in demand since the third quarter of 2008.Demand was expected to bounce back in the second quarter.Some lenders attributed the fall in demand over recent quarters to a combination of changes in regulatory policy and concerns about housing affordability, as well as uncertainty about the outlook for the housing market.However, the predicted recovery might point to the effect of the general election campaign on the UK housing market."For demand to have fallen particularly sharply at the upper end of the market underlines the sensitivity of this demographic to political uncertainty," said Jonathan Samuels, chief executive of Dragonfly Property Finance."Many prime and super-prime buyers are sitting on their hands and want to see what the next government looks like before they commit to a purchase. That this is the most uncertain election in decades has certainly triggered more caution at this level of the market than normal."The survey suggested that lenders were showing a greater willingness to lend to borrowers who were only able to offer a deposit of less than 10% of the property's value so far this year. Many of these borrowers would be first-time buyers.


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Input: The menu, in paper and on the wall, is quite large, and with just enough time to eat and run to the next appointment, I quickly skimmed the menu and settled on a half sandwich (roast beef) and the New England clam chowder. One friend chose the same as me except the potato soup and a 1/2 of aturkey club, and the other friend chose a cheesy baked potato. If you are familiar with this restaurant, which has many locations throughout the Charlotte area, you will remember that you must order at the counter. It was a very quick and friendly process at this location. Also, a nice older gentleman that comes around and ask you how you are doing, if he can be of any help, and asks if he can clear stuff away for you. Now the food part:  My roast beef sandwich was lacking in thickness of meat, and a bit fatty on the roast beef. My New England clam chowder was hot.. . it's hard to please a New Englander when it comes to chowda'.. . but not hardly any clams, too uniformed cut potatoes and lots of emulsifiers does not a chowder make. Now onto my friends plates. The potato soup was described as hot and creamy and the 1/2 a turkey club sandwich was quite large and nicely put together. The baked potato that my other friend had was gi-normous. I'm telling you, this thing could have been used as a regulation sized football. Where the heck do they find potatoes that big I wonder? Really, I had to do a triple take to see whether it was 2 potoatoes cleverly disguised as one, but it wasn't, it was just one big 'tater. Okay, I know, I'm going to far on the size of the potato, but boy did it look goooooooddd! It had 2 types of cheese, a nice cheddar cheese for color and a wonderful stringy mozzarella. nThe prices for all these items came up to about $25. 00. Really pretty good for 3 people needing a quick lunch. nI'll go back to McAlister's again, but I think, next time, I'll be ordering that pig skin of a potato!


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Input: (Abridged) Galaxies form in hierarchically assembling dark matter halos. Withcosmological three dimensional adaptive mesh refinement simulations, we explorein detail the virialization of baryons in the concordance cosmology, includingoptically thin primordial gas cooling. We focus on early protogalaxies withvirial temperatures of 10^4 K and their progenitors. Without cooling, virialheating occurs in shocks close to the virial radius for material falling infrom voids. Material in dense filaments penetrates deeper to about half thatradius. With cooling the virial shock position shrinks and also the filamentsreach scales as small as a third the virial radius. The temperatures inprotogalaxies found in adiabatic simulations decrease by a factor of two fromthe center and show flat entropy cores. In cooling halos the gas reaches virialequilibrium with the dark matter potential through its turbulent velocities. Weobserve turbulent Mach numbers ranging from one to three in the cooling cases.This turbulence is driven by the large scale merging and interestingly remainssupersonic in the centers of these early galaxies even in the absence of anyfeedback processes. The virial theorem is shown to approximately hold over 3orders of magnitude in length scale with the turbulent pressure prevailing overthe thermal energy. The turbulent velocity distributions are Maxwellian and byfar dominate the small rotation velocities associated with the total angularmomentum of the galaxies. Decomposing the velocity field using theCauchy-Stokes theorem, we show that ample amounts of vorticity are presentaround shocks even at the very centers of these objects.


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Input: The painted hardboard letters - thought to be a reference to the prime minister - were attached to the ancient monument's member on Monday.But the National Trust, which manages the protected site in Dorset, slammed the prank amid fears it had damaged the well-endowed hill figure.It said the incident had been reported to the police.More on this and other stories from across the South of England.Some have speculated whether the stunt was a reference to the Tory slogan "Standing up for Britain".The Cerne Abbas Giant, north of Dorchester, is protected as both a Scheduled Ancient Monument and part of a Site of Special Scientific Interest.The conservation charity was made aware of the incident on Monday morning and sent rangers out to remove the letters and assess the damage.National Trust countryside manager Rob Rhodes said: "It is a time-consuming waste of our resources as a charity to repair the damage and clean up after such incidents when the money we are given could be spent instead on other conservation projects."As a Scheduled Ancient Monument, the giant has the highest archaeological protection and any damage from pegging down boards would be an offence. The site is also protected as important chalk grassland for its wildflowers, and the butterflies and wildlife that supports, and is easily damaged."The National Trust appeals to anybody who sees any suspicious activity near the giant at any time to call the police."


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Input: The 300ft-high (91m) pile of rotting debris had shifted after floods and a fire then collapsed on Friday.At least 40 homes on the edge of the dump were destroyed. The army said an unknown number of people were missing.There had been concerns over the safety of the site in Colombo, with residents demanding it be cleared.The AFP news agency said about 800 tonnes of waste were added to the Meethotamulla dump every day, and that the government had planned to remove it."We heard a massive sound. It was like thunder," one resident, Kularathna, told the Reuters news agency. "Tiles in our house got cracked. Black water started coming in."The collapse occurred as many people were marking Aluth Avurudda, or the Sinhalese New Year, a major public holiday across Sri Lanka.Emergency officials told the BBC that up to 20 people may remain buried in their houses, with the Sri Lankan army now co-ordinating the recovery.One disaster emergency official told AFP the death toll would have been higher had many people not left their homes after the fire at the dump, hours before the collapse.One government minister, Harsha De Silva, said in a statement that no more rubbish would be dumped at the site, and would instead be placed in two other sites.It is not clear when the decision is made. Footage filmed by the BBC on Saturday showed people continuing to dump rubbish at Meethotamulla.Mr De Silva said residents had been advised to leave because of the risk of landslides."It's unfortunate that even though payments had been made for those families under risk of landslides to move out some had not done so. They had even been advised to leave as recently as two days ago," he said.Last month, a landslide at a rubbish dump in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, killed at least 113 people.


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Input: No one knew where it came from, but everyone knew about it within hours of going online. Someone dropped a link to it on a message board, but they were anonymous, and no one knows who posted it. As people clicked in, they saw a simple interface of photos, and a search bar. While it was interesting at first, everyone started finding their own photos posted, even ones that they had deleted long before. People panicked, and tried to remove them from the site with no luck. Public outcry demanded that the site be taken down. Millions started wearing masks outside, and some even attacked individuals who took photos without permission. It didn' t take long for the government to block the website after that, but most still wondered where it came from. On the news, stories of the NSA leaks circulated with great attention, but nobody made the connection.


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Input: The need to visualize large social networks is growing as hardwarecapabilities make analyzing large networks feasible and many new data setsbecome available. Unfortunately, the visualizations in existing systems do notsatisfactorily answer the basic dilemma of being readable both for the globalstructure of the network and also for detailed analysis of local communities.To address this problem, we present NodeTrix, a hybrid representation fornetworks that combines the advantages of two traditional representations:node-link diagrams are used to show the global structure of a network, whilearbitrary portions of the network can be shown as adjacency matrices to bettersupport the analysis of communities. A key contribution is a set of interactiontechniques. These allow analysts to create a NodeTrix visualization by draggingselections from either a node-link or a matrix, flexibly manipulate theNodeTrix representation to explore the dataset, and create meaningful summaryvisualizations of their findings. Finally, we present a case study applyingNodeTrix to the analysis of the InfoVis 2004 coauthorship dataset to illustratethe capabilities of NodeTrix as both an exploration tool and an effective meansof communicating results.


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Input: We propose a method to study the epoch of reionization based on the possibleobservation of 2p--2s fine structure lines from the neutral hydrogen outsidethe cosmological H {\sc ii} regions enveloping QSOs and other ionizing sourcesin the reionization era. We show that for parameters typical of luminoussources observed at $z \simeq 6.3$ the strength of this signal, which isproportional to the H {\sc i} fraction, has a brightness temperature $\simeq 20  \mu K$ for a fully neutral medium. The fine structure line from this redshiftis observable at $\nu \simeq 1 \rm GHz$ and we discuss prospects for thedetection with several operational and future radio telescopes. We also computethe characteristics of this signal from the epoch of recombination: the peakbrightness is expected to be $\simeq 100 \mu K$; this signal appears in thefrequency range 5-10 MHz. The signal from the recombination era is nearlyimpossible to detect owing to the extreme brightness of the Galactic emissionat these frequencies.


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Input: He stood in the queue inside the recently erected government building. The sky outside was grey. He stared at his watch, thinking, *Christ, how fucking long is this going to take? I' ve already gone through the waiting list bullshit and now another line? * It seemed as if he' d be here for hours. Much to his delight he was seen only twenty minutes later. He opened his briefcase and rifled through it before walking up to the receptionist. She smiled warmly in a practiced manner, as if he were a teleprompter currently displaying " SMILE. " " Hello, sir! Do you have the requisite paperwork and photo ID? " " Yes I do, it' s all right here. " He plopped down the stack of papers and his drivers license. She skimmed through the stack before handing him another piece of paper. " Sign here, sir. " He complied. " Sir, you are aware that we do not provide weapons and that we are required to inform the recipient in advance, correct? " He nodded. " Yes, yes, that wo n' t be a problem. " He smiled. " Alrighty then, " she said, concealing a shiver. *Fucking creep. * She punched in the information and scanned his signature, then printed two pieces of paper. " Here you are, sir, " she said before stamping both copies. Half an hour later he was driving, grinning to himself. A gun sat in the glove compartment of his car. *I' m going to enjoy this, after all, I paid a fortune. *


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Input: Heck, with one dog you don't always cut their hair yourself. Truth be known, we don't actually have to cut all their hair. We really just had one who had to be cut by someone else. nnHe was so big, and his hair would get so matted that it was virtually impossible for us to do it. So we needed help. That's when we called on A Dog's Best Friend. We did take another of our dogs there a couple of times, but she was smaller, and so we'd typically do her hair ourselves. nnThe others either didn't need cutting - ever - or are so small that it's just not worth it. But for the larger dogs that take too long or are too difficult for us to control? It's absolutely worth having someone else do. That's when you need a professional, and they take care of them. nnOn the down side of things, they are a bit pricey. For a bath and a cut (or a cut and a bath, I have no idea which order they do it), it would be $70, and that was some time ago. It's nice to not have to do it, but we couldn't afford to do it very often. Great job, he looked great, but man that was expensive!


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Input: The major solar event on 2006 December 13 is characterized by theapproximately simultaneous occurrence of a heap of hot ejecta, a greattwo-ribbon flare and an extended Earth-directed coronal mass ejection. Weexamine the magnetic field and sunspot evolution in active region NOAA AR10930, the source region of the event, while it transited the solar disk centrefrom Dec. 10 to Dec. 13. We find that the obvious changes in the active regionassociated with the event are the development of magnetic shear, the appearanceof ephemeral regions and fast rotation of a smaller sunspot. Around the area ofthe magnetic neutral line of the active region, interaction between the fastrotating sunspot and the ephemeral regions triggers continual brightening andfinally the major flare. It is indicative that only after the sunspot rotatesup to 200$^{\circ}$ does the major event take place. The sunspot rotates atleast 240$^{\circ}$ about its centre, the largest sunspot rotation angle whichhas been reported.


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Input: We analyze the effect of gravitational radiation reaction on generic orbitsaround a body with an axisymmetric mass quadrupole moment Q to linear order inQ, to the leading post-Newtonian order, and to linear order in the mass ratio.This system admits three constants of the motion in absence of radiationreaction: energy, angular momentum, and a third constant analogous to theCarter constant. We compute instantaneous and time-averaged rates of change ofthese three constants. For a point particle orbiting a black hole, Ryan hascomputed the leading order evolution of the orbit's Carter constant, which islinear in the spin. Our result, when combined with an interaction quadratic inthe spin (the coupling of the black hole's spin to its own radiation reactionfield), gives the next to leading order evolution. The effect of thequadrupole, like that of the linear spin term, is to circularize eccentricorbits and to drive the orbital plane towards antialignment with the symmetryaxis. In addition we consider a system of two point masses where one body has asingle mass multipole or current multipole. To linear order in the mass ratio,to linear order in the multipole, and to the leading post-Newtonian order, weshow that there does not exist an analog of the Carter constant for such asystem (except for the cases of spin and mass quadrupole). With mild additionalassumptions, this result falsifies the conjecture that all vacuum, axisymmetricspacetimes posess a third constant of geodesic motion.


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Input: " Alright " she said as she flipped her perfect hair and rested her hand on her forehead. " What' s with the Green suit. " " Well between college bills, a job I hated and the general stress of life the last thing I needed was an ethical problem. When I got sprayed with those chemicals I thought... " " Why do n' t you give me the short version? " she said with a sarcastic smile. " I' m sorry its just I really like you and I tend to babel. I' m usually not like this I swear but I just ca n' t stop talking with you, You' re such a good listener. Anyway. I' m trying to look uglier. " " What? " " I do n' t want to be able to do this, and as you pointed out it really is an eyesore. " " So you can have whatever you want? " " If the person I ask is attracted to me, yes. " " and you find me attractive? " " yes. " " Then why do n' t you just like... Make me be with you? Like has n' t this ever happened before. " " Yes It has but The two of us usually do n' t stay together for very long. and as for your second point Well two reasons. One that would be a little Rapey and I' d rather not go there. And two I ca n' t if I' m attracted to the person back. " " So it just does n' t work? " " No it' s reversed. " " So Anything I ask you to do you' ll do? " " yes that is correct. " " but if someone else was attracted to you you could tell them what to do right? " " Fuck " I said to myself, wishing she had phrased it in a way that I could get around. " Yes that is right. " " You know what, I need a new car. " She said as she stood up and put on a jacket. " Come with me Ladies man, I have a serious shopping spree to go on. "


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Input: We propose a scheme for generating squeezed states in solid state circuitsconsisting of a nanomechanical resonator (NMR), a superconducting Cooper-pairbox (CPB) and a superconducting transmission line resonator (STLR). Thenonlinear interaction between the NMR and the STLR can be implemented bysetting the external biased flux of the CPB at certain values. The interactionHamiltonian between the NMR and the STLR is derived by performing Fr$\rm\ddoto$hlich transformation on the total Hamiltonian of the combined system. Just byadiabatically keeping the CPB at the ground state, we get the standardparametric down-conversion Hamiltonian. The CPB plays the role of ``nonlinearmedia", and the squeezed states of the NMR can be easily generated in a mannersimilar to the three-wave mixing in quantum optics. This is the three-wavemixing in a solid-state circuit.


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Input: The bank, which is owned by the UK Government, was set up to fund projects which help the environment while turning a profit.It has invested £668m in clean energy schemes, including large scale offshore wind farms, in the past yearCEO Shaun Kingsbury said all schemes were on time and on budget and would soon see sustained profit.The GIB, which has its headquarters in Edinburgh, invests in offshore wind, food waste to energy schemes, biomass power plants and other energy efficiency projects.Investments this year bring the total number of projects the GIB has backed to 28.The bank said, once the schemes were completed, they should deliver a return for the taxpayer of 8% a year.Mr Kingsbury spoke to BBC Radio Scotland's Good Morning Scotland programme on Tuesday.He said: "On the financials we've made a loss, but it's because all of the capital we've been investing has been going into construction projects."They take 18 months to two years to reach the end of the construction process. Once they're up and running, they'll produce the income we need to turn profitable."He added: "Time will be our friend on this."Since it began lending in 2012, the bank has committed £1.3bn to green projects, with £3.5bn committed from private investors, it said.When completed, the schemes aim to save 3.5m tonnes of carbon dioxide a year, and produce enough clean energy to power three million homes.The bank has also unveiled plans to raise £1bn for a new fund to invest in offshore wind schemes.WWF Scotland director Lang Banks said the plans could create up to 28,000 jobs in Scotland.He said: "Plans for a new billion pound fund to help support the deployment of offshore wind is an excellent initiative that will help create jobs, cut carbon and keep the nation's lights on."Studies estimate that, for Scotland, alone the offshore wind industry could create 28,000 jobs by 2020 and contribute over £7bn of investment to the economy."


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Input: Northern Ireland striker Lafferty has scored three goals in two League Cup games, including a double in his full home debut at Tynecastle on Saturday.And MacPhee reckons that is the start of something special."This is not always an easy place to play but he has the personality to take on the responsibility," he said.Lafferty joined the Jambos in the summer after leaving Norwich, with the striker having been at Rangers from 2008-12.The 29-year-old scored last week against Elgin City and took his League Cup tally to three goals with his double against East Fife on Saturday.And MacPhee reckons Lafferty is set to have a major impact for the Gorgie men this term."It was a good win and it was great to see Kyle score a couple on his Tynecastle debut," he added."Kyle backs his own horse. He's not afraid to miss a chance and then go back for another one. People might suggest Kyle hasn't scored many goals in recent years - but teams haven't played him. Norwich didn't play him."Northern Ireland have played him and he has scored goals, and I believe that will be the case here at Hearts too."He will be a massive player for us this season and it's great he's got a few early goals."


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Input: First, the receptionist quoted me $20 less than it actually cost, so thinking I was getting a great price at a convenient place, I made an appointment. Then, a little confused at the price increase, I asked what services would have been at the price she quoted me and she couldn't give me a direct answer, she just waived it off. I don't like being lied to. nThe real problem was the hair cut. It was a disaster. I went back a week later to get it "fixed" and they had to cut off all of the layers, for which I never asked, and now my hair is just as short as it was seven months ago when I wanted to start growing it back out. nFinally, to top it all off, my roots are already showing and this appointment was only just over two weeks ago. nWhen I called to get a refund they told me they don't give refunds and when I explained how disappointed I was and that I had already been for a fix-cut, I was told I had to come back in for them to look at it-- and then I was hung up on. nnSave your time and frustration and go somewhere else.


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Input: Nick D'Aloisio said he would, however, still continue to work on its news app.The 18-year-old had previously managed to combine development of the service with his A-level studies.Yahoo News Digest has been downloaded more than two million times, according to analytics firm Xyo."I am thrilled to be attending Oxford University in England where I will study computer science and philosophy," Mr D'Aloisio said."I'm excited to simultaneously complete my college degree while continuing part-time to manage Yahoo News Digest - especially at such an exciting time for summarisation, artificial intelligence and wearables."Mr D'Aloisio told the BBC earlier this month that the team he managed at Yahoo was developing a version of the news summary app for both Apple Watch and smartwatches running Google's Android Wear.The Londoner was only 16 years old when he secured a $250,000 (Â£154,000) investment in his text summary software from Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-Shing.A few months later Yahoo acquired the technology and his services, in a deal reported to be worth Â£20m.Since taking up the role of project manager for the news app, the teenager has spoken at several high-profile public events including Yahoo's keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show in January and O2's Campus Party in September.A spokeswoman for Yahoo said he should now be able to get involved in the BBC's computer coding initiative - a series of television shows and other events designed to encourage people to learn to program - next year, "time permitting".


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Input: My husband and I got married there in August 2014. nnWe were able to comfortably use this space for our ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception for 107 guests. The 4th floor space we used was newly renovated, and with good weather you can utilize the patio spaces, which have awesome views of the city, including the changing color Duke Energy building. nnWe are starting to get back our professional photos and the venue photographed beautifully; it was the perfect backdrop, in fact we chose to do our sneak peak in the 1st floor gallery space. nnWe really enjoyed working with the staff, Rebecca and David, and loved this venue's uptown location. It is a block and a half from Holiday Inn Center City and across the street from The Dunhill. It was very accessible for our out-of-town guests to stay uptown and walk to all of the weekend wedding celebrations. nnhttp: //evergreenstudio1. com/blog/? p=3960


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Input: Issues at Slough in Berkshire since Tuesday have caused two-hour delays.It comes after Network Rail replaced old signalling equipment at Slough over Easter, and promised no rail chaos afterwards.Network Rail spokesman Julian Burnell said: "We are really, really sorry that we've had all these problems."Network Rail installed "new state-of-the-art technology" at Slough during the Easter break as part of a major re-signalling project.It had promised no delays like those experienced by passengers in London over Christmas after engineering work overran.But passengers travelling on the line from Banbury in Oxfordshire through Reading and towards London Paddington said a one-hour commute took up to three hours.Commuter Bill Gibbons from Reading said this week had been a "pantomime".Mr Burnell said: "Can we just forget about this week?  It has been an absolute disaster zone on some of the signals we've got."All I can say is that we are really, really sorry that we've had all these problems."It's not the kind of service we want to provide, it's not what we get out of bed in the morning to do."[But] it does underline how old and how rubbish some of these signals are."We did replace a whole lot of them, but unfortunately we didn't replace everything."First Great Western spokesman Dan Paynes said it had been an "abysmal week" for their passengers.He added those affected could apply for ticket refunds via the First Great Western website.


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Input: South Korea forward Ji So-Yun put Chelsea ahead with a low first-half strike and Gilly Flaherty's header from a second-half corner made it two.Liverpool went close through Katie Zelem and eventually pulled a deserved goal back through Caroline Weir.But Chelsea held on to inflict a first league defeat of 2016 on Liverpool.The defending champions had looked comfortable when Flaherty, who signed a new two-year contract earlier on Wednesday, nodded in their second.But Chelsea goalkeeper Hedvig Lindahl, who had done brilliantly to deny Weir before the break, had to be withdrawn after taking a knock.Her replacement, Rebecca Spencer, then produced a superb reaction save to keep out Niamh Charles' late effort.Arsenal Ladies go third with win at ReadingBirmingham Ladies earn first points of the seasonLiverpool boss Scott Rogers told BBC Radio 5 live sports extra: "I thought we deserved a point. I'm delighted with the performance."They (Chelsea) are the champions for a reason. They've probably not performed at their best but they've still managed to win the game."They're a top class team and we've caused them a lot of problems tonight."Chelsea Ladies boss Emma Hayes told BBC Radio 5 live sports extra: "Credit to Liverpool. I thought they deserved something from the game."It just showed how much work we're going to have to do, if we're to progress any further. We lacked experience in the middle of the park."


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Input: Pacquiao is being sued in Nevada after being accused of lying about the shoulder injury he suffered pre-fight.The Nevada Athletic Commission (NAC) says Pacquiao, 36, did not declare the problem, but the Filipino claims a treatment plan was agreed with United States Anti-Doping Agency (Usada).He could face a fine or suspension.Pacquiao is being sued by two people in Nevada who have alleged the boxer defrauded ticket buyers, television viewers and gamblers.They have opened lawsuits just hours after the NAC accused the fighter of being dishonest by not declaring his injury on a pre-fight questionnaire - which has also led to suggestions he could face a charge of perjury.The state attorney general's office is investigating.However, Pacquiao's adviser Michael Koncz said he took "full responsibility" for the "inadvertent mistake"."Number one, Manny didn't check the box," Koncz said. "I checked it. We weren't trying to hide anything. I just don't think I read the questionnaire correctly."Media playback is not supported on this devicePacquiao blamed his injury for his points defeat to undefeated Mayweather, 38, claiming it stopped him using his right hand.His camp claimed Usada had been notified of his treatment and plans for an anti-inflammatory shot on fight night.But Usada was only charged with monitoring anti-doping issues and NAC officials prevented the injection, saying they had not been told about Pacquaio's shoulder issue.No date has been set for surgery to repair the "significant tear" and although Pacquiao will face up to a year out, ESPN claims Mayweather is open to a re-match in 12 months time.Mayweather scored a unanimous points victory in the four-belt unification bout at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, the win extending the American's unbeaten record as a professional to 48 fights.He has said he intends to retire after one more fight, possibly in September, with Britain's Amir Khan among the potential opponents.


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Input: The blunder meant the choices of Southampton midfielder Steven Davis and Michael O'Neill were not counted.The pair were the only Uefa representatives not to have a say in the contest to decide the world's best player."The original documents were not received on time," the IFA admitted.Davis's top three were Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo, 30, Argentina forward Lionel Messi, 27, and Dutch winger Arjen Robben, 30, with O'Neill also going for Ronaldo in first place, followed by German World Cup winners Philipp Lahm, 31 and Thomas Muller, 25.Fifa confirmed that it sent out a reminder email before the closure of the ballot.A Ballon d'Or spokesman confirmed: "The online votes were recorded before the deadline; however the original documents with the signatures were not received on time. We need to have it, because only than the votes are valid."One hundred and eighty one national football associations voted in the global poll, while 27 countries did not return any nominations.Journalist Jackie Fullerton, who voted for Ronaldo ahead of Bayern Munich's Muller and Barcelona's Messi, was the sole Northern Irish representative.Real Madrid forward Ronaldo won the Ballon d'Or, his third title, with 37.66% of all votes.


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Input: The sushi selections seemed to satisfy their tastes, while their kids liked the miso soup, and edamame beans (which were replenished when asked). nnI'm not a fan of Japanese food, so I stuck with the Korean selections, after all I was in a Korean restaurant! I had Mandu Guk, which was a good size bowl of meat filled dumplings, and broth. My daughter had the pork bulgogi which she liked, but we've had better. The pork was really greasy, and not cooked on a fire grill, no char marks, equals less than tasty meat. nnSushi Kim alternates between a hit, or a miss. Sometimes you get a few different panchan, (side dishes of pickled or marinated vegetables), and sometimes you only get kimchi, wth? If you judge a place by it's patrons, I've seen few Koreans eat here, so that sums up the authenticity factor. Nice big restaurant, just lacking in overall experience.


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Input: We present the first systematic investigation of the [NeV] (14um/24um) and[SIII] (18um/33um) infrared line flux ratios, traditionally used to estimatethe density of the ionized gas, in a sample of 41 Type 1 and Type 2 activegalactic nuclei (AGNs) observed with the Infrared Spectrograph on boardSpitzer. The majority of galaxies with both [NeV] lines detected have observed[NeV] line flux ratios consistent with or below the theoretical low densitylimit, based on calculations using currently available collision strengths andignoring absorption and stimulated emission. We find that Type 2 AGNs havelower line flux ratios than Type 1 AGNs and that all of the galaxies with lineflux ratios below the low density limit are Type 2 AGNs. We argue thatdifferential infrared extinction to the [NeV] emitting region due to dust inthe obscuring torus is responsible for the ratios below the low density limitand we suggest that the ratio may be a tracer of the inclination angle of thetorus to our line of sight. Because the temperature of the gas, the amount ofextinction, and the effect of absorption and stimulated emission on the lineratios are all unknown, we are not able to determine the electron densitiesassociated with the [NeV] line flux ratios for the objects in our sample. Wealso find that the [SIII] emission from the galaxies in our sample is extendedand originates primarily in star forming regions. Since the emission fromlow-ionization species is extended, any analysis using line flux ratios fromsuch species obtained from slits of different sizes is invalid for most nearbygalaxies.


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Input: Cold dark matter haloes are populated by caustics, which are yet to beresolved in N-body simulations or observed in the Universe. Secondary infallmodel provides a paradigm for the study of caustics in "typical" haloesassuming that they have had no major mergers and have grown only by smoothaccretion. This is a particular characteristic of the smallest dark matterhaloes of about 10^{-5} Mo, which although "atypical" contain no substructuresand could have survived until now with no major mergers. Thus using this modelas the first guidline, we evaluate the neutralino self-annihilation flux forthese haloes. Our results show that caustics could leave a distinct sawteethsignature on the differential and cumulative fluxes coming from the outerregions of these haloes. The total annihilation signal from the regions awayfrom the centre can be boosted by about forty percents.


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Input: We prove the Kirillov-Reshetikhin (KR) conjecture in the general case : forall twisted quantum affine algebras we prove that the characters of KR modulessolve the twisted Q-system and we get explicit formulas for the character oftheir tensor products (the untwisted simply-laced case was treated by Najakima,and the untwisted case by the author). The proof is uniform and providesseveral new developments for the representation theory of twisted quantumaffine algebras, including twisted Frenkel-Reshetikhin q-characters (expectedby Frenkel-Reshetikhin and Frenkel-Mukhin). We also prove the twisted T-system.As an application we get explicit formulas for the twisted q-characters offundamental representations for all types, including the formulas for typesD_4^{(3)}, E_6^{(2)} conjectured by Reshetikhin. We prove the formulas for KRmodules in types A_n^{(2)} and D_4^{(3)} conjectured by Kuniba-Suzuki.Eventually our results imply the conjectural branching rules [HKOTT] to thequantum subalgebra of finite type.


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Input: Your roots grow deep in the still waters, tangling with the reflections of the trees. You float through dreams, through different shades of shadow, through the mottled leaf-green patches of sun. The wood is uneven beneath you, less a raft than a pyre, planks arranged in a pentagon and set adrift. You curled up on the planks as best you could, angling your body to fit, your furred hood cushioning your head. The darkness bleeds in around you, stains your hands. The darkness is green, the darkness is yellow, and then there is light. You lie there for a moment, breathing in the water' s edge, staring at your empty hands. Then you squeeze your eyes shut and stretch out your arms, twist in your legs, and then sit up and yawn into the bright air. This is a lacuna, a gap in your journey that will never be filled. You reach out across the water and scrabble your fingernails against the wood of the dock, pulling yourself in by gentle inches. Your boot touches wood touches solid ground, and as you shove your pyre off again, the trees closing thick around you, you cast one last backwards glance at that empty hollow of light.


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Input: " oh " said Zeus in a sarcastic voice " you have to go to Jail Odin, Do not pass go, do not collect 200 dollars. " " I hate this game, why are we even playing it? " Odin responded. " I do n' t Know. " Ra said " I wanted to play Settlers of Cataan. " " We do n' t fucking Know the Rules to Settlers of Cataan Ra, you are the only one who does. " " Okay, okay everyone just calm down. " Vishnu said " The Cable is out, and we lost our netflix subscription. It' ll be back next week once I get my paycheck. For now, lets just finish this game. " " Why are we even doing that? No one is having any fun except this fucker. " screamed Odin, clearly getting red in the face as he gestured towards Zeus. " look, " said Vishnu " We all compromised, I said lets play monopoly, you said that was fine. I wanted to play the Nintendo 64. " " The only game we have that all of us can play is Mario Party and that is like this but somehow worse " Said Ra. " Are we gon na finish this game or.... " " Do n' t we have a DVD or something. " Said Odin cutting off Zeus. " I mean seriously this game sucks. " " We' ve seen everything we have here a hundred times. " Said Ra as he leaned back. " Come on guys ca n' t we at least... " Zeus started to say before being cut off again. " Zeus I think we all know you won. " Snapped Vishnu. Zeus seemed to deflate at this a little bit. " Great. " Said Odin as he stood up and put on a jacket. " I' m going out. " " It' s two in the afternoon Odin and we do n' t have any money. " " I DO N' T CARE! " he said as he slammed the door behind him.


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Input: Transiting extrasolar planets are now discovered jointly by photometricsurveys and by radial velocimetry. We want to determine whether the differentdata sets are compatible between themselves and with models of the evolution ofextrasolar planets. We simulate directly a population of stars corresponding tothe OGLE transit survey and assign them planetary companions based on radialvelocimetry discoveries. We use a model of the evolution and structure of giantplanets assuming a variable fraction of heavy elements. The output list ofdetectable planets of the simulations is compared to the real detections. Weconfirm that the radial velocimetry and photometric survey data sets arecompatible within the statistical errors, assuming that planets with periodsbetween 1 and 2 days are approximately 5 times less frequent than planets withperiods between 2 and 5 days. We show that evolution models fitting presentobservational constraints predict a lack of small giant planets with largemasses. We also identify distinct populations of planets: those with shortperiods (P < 10d) are only found in orbit around metal-rich stars with [Fe/H] >-0.07. We further confirm the relative absence of low-mass giant planets atsmall orbital distances.


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Input: New York. Chicago. Los Angeles. They were all gone. Somewhere in the mountains of Montana, giant metal doors were sliding open... First, they destroyed our biggest cities. All that was left was a crater filled with the liquefied remains of skyscrapers. We were left to wonder who did it, because we did n' t yet know of our Watchers. About 18 months later, every show on every channel was interrupted. An almost reptilian face came into focus. Its scales were green, and it had intricate orange designs painted onto its face. It cleared its throat, and I remember I was shocked because I knew it was about to speak. Without an introduction or any decorum, it began, " Thou humans shall surrender on the 4th of July, or thou shalt face utter extinction. Thou shalt meet our generals at the ruins of your great city of New York, and there surrender yourselves into servitude. " No one ever knew why the reptile spoke that way. I hypothesized later that they had been watching us for hundreds of years and somehow learned archaic English, but I had no way to be sure. The 4th of July came and went, and there was no sign of the great retribution we were promised. January 1, 2048: the land invasion began. The East and West coasts were both overwhelmed over the course of six months until humanity began to fight in earnest. We had begun the war with the weapons humanity had for hundreds of years: firearms that shot metal rounds, bombs, missiles, all weapons that depended on piercing a hard exterior to get to the flesh inside. One year after the invasion began, the US Army issued plasma rifles to every able-bodied human in the Heartland. They were almost the exact weapon the reptilian aliens used, but more ergonomic for human use. These weapons allowed humanity to create a fragile stalemate with the Watchers. *To Be Continued... * ( when I have time )


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Input: " Shit, SHIT. OH MY GOD! " half breathed ben aloud. " What the hell am I going to tell his mom? " he screamed. Gun still pointed at the other " Travis ". He mind was racing a thousand miles a minute. He had just shot his best friend. All this back and fourth talk between the two. He had even quizzed them both. He was sure he had picked the clone. " How could I not know I was being tricked? " he whispered. Thats when it happened, the ceiling exploded into a million tiny shards of glass. They were here, and they wanted their property back. He thought back to the day him and travis stumbled upon that little secret. He remember how they were going to change the world with it. He could n' t help but to smirk. Back then they were so naive. So much time had past since then and everything that had come to light in their investigation. It was almost worth it. Just almost. The ropes were slowly falling for Ben, when he decided to plug the trigger. He knew that in just moments there would be a small team surrounding them to recover the stolen property. He knew one bullet to this travis' s head and everything they had come for would be gone. He wanted to make sure the they would pay for everything he had lost. CLICK. The round is sent spinning through the chamber of the. 45. Sent on it destructive course for the hard bone and soft brain matter of this abomination. But the bullet never meets its target. Instead it is stopped just short. As it falls to the ground, he knows who is here. But there was no time left, so he turns and starts to run toward the car. " They will come for me "he thinks to himself as he gets into the car. "But for now I will wait till that day comes "he says as he starts the car and lunges down the road and around the corner.


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Input: nnWe went for "Taco Tuesday. " We waited for nearly 15 minutes before walking up to the bar to ask if we could get some service. "I thought you were helped" the lady grunted at me as she took our order. She was the only bar keep in the place. Must have an Alzheimer's style memory. nnNearly 10 minutes later our drinks showed up. We witnessed others get their food that had ordered after we did. We ordered the taco special, so being "Taco Tuesday, " one would think these would be readily available. nnFinally after 1/2 hour, we got our food tossed on the table. The personable waitress didn't notice our drinks were empty, so I had to walk the glasses to the bar to get them refilled. While waiting quietly, some Harley- riding local came in and he was greeted like royalty. He barged right in front of me and he got served pronto. The bar tender went to him like files to a fresh pile of doo. Thanks. nnLooks like the only way you'll get served here is if you are known by the employees, ride a Harley, have more tattoos than stripper convention or poor hygiene. nnThe food was decent. At  $5. 75 for a taco, the price was awesome. I'd go back if it weren't for the lousy service. Maybe I should buy  a new Electra-Glide next time I want a taco.


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Input: The project was delayed after the East Midlands Development Agency (EMDA), which was due to provide £5m, was disbanded in 2011.Derbyshire County Council agreed to give the developer a loan to finish the work which had started in 2012.It said it had stepped in as the restoration was too important to the local economy to fail.* Source: Derbyshire County CouncilDeveloper Trevor Osborne confirmed the completion date on Tuesday, and said the loan was "hugely appreciated".He added that the hotel would attract the visitor numbers Buxton needed to aid local businesses growth.Council leader Anne Western said: "The Crescent is of national historic significance and its restoration will put Buxton and the north of the county back on the map."This project is too important to Buxton and the rest of Derbyshire to fail."The plans were first put forward to redevelop Buxton Crescent, built between 1780 and 1789, more than 10 years ago.It was later granted planning permission in September 2010 with funding coming from developers, the Heritage Lottery Fund, English Heritage, Derbyshire County Council and High Peak Borough Council.The council said it failed four times in its bid to secure a Regional Growth Fund following EMDA's demise.The exact figure of the multi-million pound loan has yet to be decided but interest will be charged at commercial rates, the authority confirmed.The first phase of construction, which included repairs to the Pump Room, was completed in August.


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Input: It was my first time there, though I've tried a few other BB restaurants in the past. nnFood: n- Cracked pepper butter was delicious - I had to warn the waitress not to let me have any more bread and ruin my meal! n- Grilled Bruschetta (ricotta, fava beans, Swiss chard,  preserved lemon, arugula, chervil, Calcagno) was a bit too lemon-y for my likingn- Short Rib Raviolli (Short Rib Ravioli, Swiss chard, oyster mushrooms, roasted shallots, gremolata) was very savory and I would definitely order it againn- Double-Cut Pork Chop (with braised kale, prosciutto & parmesan risotto, garlic cream, sage jus) was Joe's meal. I tasted a bit of everything and really enjoyed the kale. I like really really creamy risotto, and this wasn't quite there. I dont want to say it was undercooked, as I like I just like mine over-cooked. n- Fried Apple Empanadas (vanilla bean cider reduction, toasted oat streusel,  ncaramel ice cream) The ice cream was great, but the empanadas were bland to me. nnService: Not terrible. I understand at nice restaurants people enjoy taking their time to relax, enjoy their meals, and converse with their dinner-mates, but our server should have been more observant to the fact that we would be just sitting there with empty places waiting for the desert menu. I will note, though, that the table next to us returned two glasses of the same wine and the bartender came over and very politely suggested an alternative wine for the patron. They were very accommodating in this way. nnWill I go back? Someday - but I think I may try Soba or Kaya first.


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Input: It announced that its retail arm saw a rise in operating profit to £456.8m in the 12 months to the end of March.This included a 50% rise in profits from retail energy supply. It made an average profit of £69 from each dual fuel customer, it said.This, it said, returned profit to a similar level seen in 2012-13.However, its profit margin in energy supply was 4.6% in 2014-15, compared with 2.9% in 2013-14 and 4.2% in 2012-13. The energy supply profit margin had averaged 3.9% over both the past five and three years, it said.Gas and electricity prices have been frozen for SSE customers until 2016 and the company said it had cut prices twice in recent times."SSE would like to extend its price freeze again, or even cut prices if further costs can be taken out of energy supply, and will work with the new UK government or indeed any stakeholder to find such solutions," it said.It has seen customer numbers fall despite the price freeze, blaming "increasingly challenging and highly competitive market conditions" for the decline to 8.5 million accounts.Some of this extra competition has come from smaller providers taking on the big six companies in the UK.Across the whole business, SEE reported an adjusted pre-tax profit for the 12 months to the end of March of £1.56bn, compared with £1.55bn the year before.It also said it would shut the Ferrybridge power station on the West and North Yorkshire border by March 2016.The company said the plant's 172 employees would be redeployed "where possible".


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Input: We investigate the generation of quantum operations for one-qubit systemsunder classical noise with 1/f^\alpha power spectrum, where 2>\alpha > 0. Wepresent an efficient way to approximate the noise with a discrete multi-stateMarkovian fluctuator. With this method, the average temporal evolution of thequbit density matrix under 1/f^\alpha noise can be feasibly determined fromrecently derived deterministic master equations. We obtain qubit operationssuch as quantum memory and the NOT}gate to high fidelity by a gradient basedoptimization algorithm. For the NOT gate, the computed fidelities arequalitatively similar to those obtained earlier for random telegraph noise. Inthe case of quantum memory however, we observe a nonmonotonic dependency of thefidelity on the operation time, yielding a natural access rate of the memory.


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Input: Wade, 22, was named both the Players' Player of the Year and the Young Player of the Year after a superb season.He scored 18 tries in 26 appearances and finished level with Wasps team-mate Tom Varndell as the Premiership's joint leading try-scorer with 12.Jonny Wilkinson is the only other player to have won both RPA awards - but he did so in different years.Wilkinson won the young player trophy in 1999 and the main award in 2003."I am really shocked and humbled," Wade said."When it is the players who you play week-in, week-out it makes it that more special. It is the greatest feeling to have the respect of your peers."Looking at the quality of the nominees in both awards I didn't expect to win and I am thankful to come out on top."Wade won the Players' Player of the Year award ahead of the Leicester flanker Julian Salvi, with Saracens and England prop Mako Vunipola in third.Vunipola also finished runner-up in the Young Player of the Year award with his brother, the Saracens-bound Wasps number eight, Billy in third.Wasps were strongly represented, with lock Joe Launchbury named the England Player of the Year for 2012-2013.Players' Player of the Year1. Christian Wade - London Wasps2. Julian Salvi - Leicester Tigers3. Mako Vunipola - SaracensYoung Player of the Year1. Christian Wade - London Wasps2. Mako Vunipola - Saracens3. Billy Vunipola - London WaspsEngland Player of the Year 2013Joe Launchbury - London WaspsEngland Sevens Player of the Year 2013Dan NortonEngland Women's Player of the YearEmily ScarrattRFU Championship Player of the Year 2013Tim Streather - Nottingham RugbyThe RPA Hall of Fame InductionIeuan Evans (Wales and British & Irish Lions)Special Merit AwardGeordan Murphy (Leicester Tigers, Ireland and British & Irish Lions)RPA Blyth Spirit AwardMichael Lynagh (Saracens and Australia)Try of the YearBen Youngs - Bath Rugby v Leicester Tigers, round 21, 20 April 2013


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Input: The markets shook off comments from Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen that interest rates should rise in the coming months.The Dow Jones  Industrial Average climbed 44.9 points to 17873.2.The S&P 500 index gained 8.96 points to 2099.06, while the tech-focused Nasdaq index rose 31.74 points to 4933.5.Speaking at Harvard University, Ms Yellen said if the economy continued to improve as she expected, the central bank would raise rates in the coming months. The Fed's next meeting is in June."The market is giving permission to the Fed to raise rates," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at BMO Private Bank. "We'll see what actually happens when they do."On Friday, US Commerce Department revised its estimate for first quarter growth up to 0.8%, from the sluggish 0.5% originally estimated.Google's parent company, Alphabet, was up 1.2% after winning a court battle against Oracle. Oracle had alleged Google unfairly used parts of its code in its Android operating system.Specialty drug company Flexion Therapeutics fell 9.8% a day despite receiving positive guidance from the Food and Drug Administration.Shares in the company reached a three-month high on Thursday after the FDA gave Flexion its blessing to seek approval for a new treatment for osteoarthritis of the knee.Monday is a holiday in the US and stock markets will be closed.


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Input: Frantically he ran through the halls.' *This ca n' t be it*', he thought to himself. He had been all over the building three times now. All the exterior doors were locked. He was alone. He remembered lunch, at his desk, alone. Nothing unusual before then. He was a little hungry and did n' t let his hot pocket cool off. After burning his tongue a bit had become stuck in this throat. The last thing he remembered was falling to the floor as he blacked out. When he came to, the office was empty and all the doors locked. *This must be hell. * He quickly learned that jogging down a hallway is a poor time to have an existential crisis as he rounded a corner and smacked straight into Gertrude, knocking her out cold. Her phone buzzed on the floor so he picked it up. A conversation was open with a new message. Hey! Are you still coming to the company picnic this after noon? Everyone is here. Yea, I just need to get something out of my desk. K. Remember, do n' t tell Stanley!!! _____ Stanley walked out the door, having' borrowed' the keys from Gertrude. On his way home he spied an apple tree. Near to top was a shiny red apple. There was also a less appealing apple hanging quite a bit lower in the tree. Stanley' s choice was plain to see.


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Input: Seven people were killed when a tram derailed in south London on Wednesday, 9 November with 51 taken to hospital, eight of who were said to be suffering "serious or life-threatening" injuries.Pardew said some of the victims' families would be at Palace's home game against Manchester City on Saturday."The terrible events in Croydon had a massive impact on us," he added.Some Palace supporters were among those who lost their lives and Pardew said the club had contributed to a fund to help the victims of the incident and their families."We as a club made a contribution to the fund, of course," the 55-year-old said."We also lost a fan to a train accident a couple of weeks before. Just awful. As a club we have to show we are with them and do all we can."The family of 19-year-old Dane Chinnery, who died in the crash, have asked Palace fans at the game against Manchester City on Saturday to join them in a minute's applause.The club have also announced they will be holding a minute's silence prior to the game.Pardew said: "It is such a difficult thing. How can we get across the emotion they are feeling, it is such a personal thing."We as a club are fully behind them and want to help them as best we can. We have an important role to help the fans."


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Input: A new catalogue of extended radio sources has been prepared based onarcminute-resolution 1420 MHz images from the Canadian Galactic Plane Survey(CGPS). The new catalogue provides both 1420 MHz and 408 MHz flux densitymeasurements on sources found near the Galactic plane in the second quadrant ofour Galaxy. In addition cross-identifications are made with other major radiocatalogues and information is provided to facilitate the recovery of CGPS imagedata associated with each catalogued source. Numerous new radio sources areidentified and the catalogue provides a comprehensive summary of both newlydiscovered and previously known HII regions and supernova remnants in the outerGalaxy. The catalogue should be of use both for synoptic studies of Galacticstructure and for placing higher resolution observations, at radio and otherwavelengths, in context.


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Input: Tammy Beaumont is the only one of the 16-strong group not to have been part of last summer's defeat by Australia.Fellow batter Fran Wilson, who was in the Ashes Test squad, is not included despite recently being added to the list of centrally contracted players.All-rounder Laura Marsh also misses out from those involved in the Ashes.Seamer Natasha Farrant is the only other player from the 19 centrally contracted stars not chosen for this tour.Eight of the squad - including captain Charlotte Edwards - will join up with their team-mates a little over a week before the first one-day international because of their Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) commitments in Australia.England will play three one-day internationals, starting in Benoni on 7 February, before three Twenty20 matches against their South African counterparts."I can't wait to get going with the players in South Africa," said Robinson, who was appointed in November."Having started to work with some of them, having watched recent footage and through following the progress of those playing in the WBBL, there is no doubt that this is a hugely talented squad with enormous potential."Wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor is likely to win her 100th ODI cap on the tour, 10 years after she earned her first against India at Lord's.Charlotte Edwards (Kent, captain), Tammy Beaumont (Kent - T20s only), Katherine Brunt (Yorkshire), Kate Cross (Lancashire - ODIs only), Georgia Elwiss (Sussex), Lydia Greenway (Kent), Rebecca Grundy (Warwickshire), Jenny Gunn (Nottinghamshire), Danielle Hazell (Yorkshire), Amy Jones (Warwickshire, wk), Heather Knight (Berkshire, vice-captain), Natalie Sciver (Surrey), Anya Shrubsole (Somerset), Sarah Taylor (Sussex, wk), Lauren Winfield (Yorkshire), Danielle Wyatt(Nottinghamshire).


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Input: We study the relaxational critical dynamics of the three-dimensional randomanisotropy magnets with the non-conserved n-component order parameter coupledto a conserved scalar density. In the random anisotropy magnets the structuraldisorder is present in a form of local quenched anisotropy axes of randomorientation. When the anisotropy axes are randomly distributed along the edgesof the n-dimensional hypercube, asymptotical dynamical critical propertiescoincide with those of the random-site Ising model. However structural disordergives rise to considerable effects for non-asymptotic critical dynamics. Weinvestigate this phenomenon by a field-theoretical renormalization groupanalysis in the two-loop order. We study critical slowing down and obtainquantitative estimates for the effective and asymptotic critical exponents ofthe order parameter and scalar density. The results predict complex scenariosfor the effective critical exponent approaching an asymptotic regime.


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Input: Verdict? It was so-so. We had reservations at 7: 15 and were seated promptly, which was fine, except we were seated OUTSIDE! Listen folks, it's COLD when the sun goes down. They have three tables set outside, I guess trying to squeeze out some more business. Our server was nice, but not attentive at all. We were left waiting for things for 10-20 minutes at a time. Also, because we were sitting on the sidewalk, people and animals and cars kept sweeping by us. It took the waiter three tries to get our meal order because he had to keep stepping out of the way of people walking down the street. Wine was good. Food was ehhhhhh. We had the mussel and clam appetizer and when it came out, about 1/2 of the order was not edible and all the innards had fallen into the sauce, which by the way smelled like stinky cheese. My dinner and my husbands dinner was good, no real complaints there. Espresso and a S'more cupcake for dessert and I grand total of $134 later before tip? Definitely not worth it at all. The best part of the night? Leaving. The worst part of the night? Associating this place with my anniversary.


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Input: " Jesus answered and said to him,' Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born again he can not see the kingdom of God. "' Out of darkness, the world blindingly came back into focus, the words of the minister still ringing in my ears. Spoken moments before the execution. My execution. The florescent lights and the white walls burned against my eyes. Eyes that were not supposed to open again. Eyes that had looked forward to darkness. A fresh-faced nurse stood in front of me, pulling a needle out of my IV line. The alcohol swab to prevent infection right before they stuck in the needle suddenly made sense. " What is this place? " She said nothing. She just smiled. " What the fuck am I doing here?! " She walked away to a wall of brightly lit cabinets filled with needles and pulled out one filled with a bright blue liquid. " What the hell is that? What is this place? " I had n' t noticed the restraints until now. Or the pressure in the back of my neck, gnawing into my skull. She pressed the needle into my IV and numbness spread through my body until only my eyes were moving. Darting around the room in fear. Why is she taking off my restraints? Why are n' t I falling off the table like a limp rag doll? She tapped a few keystrokes on her laptop and I stood up. I stood up. Why did I stand up. " Welcome to heaven my new angel. "


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Input: We decided to go right across the street to Mahoney's! It didn't look like it would be pricey or the food would be bad. nnAs you walk in you immediately see the bar area with TVs and Bar stools, as you walk in a little further the tables are set up in the back with plenty of room. A different set up that you don't see often, but I really liked it. nnThe food was typical bar food, but with a little more pizazz. The 1/2 sandwich soup and sandwich combo was actually smaller than I had hoped. The food itself was not too bad. Not my favorite. The French Onion soup was a bit salty and the mayo for the sandwich seemed warm. I tried the fries which were good but a bit too greasy for my taste. nnMy friend's Greek salad however was very tasty. It had a great mixture of greens, feta cheese and even potatoes! nnThe staff was nice and the prices were good. nnA place I would go back to but not regularly. Maybe try a happy hour there?


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Input: nnWhile lunch is mainly grilled sandwiches and fries or some rather large salads (some better than others), I have to give this place some credit for a breakfast that is affordable and relatively quick. Mainly egg sandwiches served on any number of breads and with any number of regular meats, you can't beat the prices here once you are within the "uptown grid. " Under $3 is a little insane, and so post-workout, I like my odds at Arthurs. nnIn the morning there is never a wait and the staff looks a little surprised someone stopped in before 8: 30 a. m.  But regardless, the stock English muffins toasted perfectly with a little egg to order. If you want a meat, they've got that too- usually already cooked but placed back on the grill for heating only (no comment here). They also have a number of Seattle's Best coffees and fountain drinks for those looking to get a caffeine fix in a colder way. nnNothing fancy, nothing unexpected. Just a quick breakfast that leaves you with some change after a 5-spot. Try that across the way or somewhere else along the over street walkways- hard, if not impossible to do. For that, I'm glad to see them sticking around.


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Input: " Dude, this needs to stop, " Kim said. She was floating inside their two bedroom apartment, half way between the floor and ceiling just out of reach of either surface. " With great power, Kim. " In hindsight, asking that demon to swap arms with me was my best idea ever! " Jim, stop fucking with demon magic. " She had her arms crossed and a sour frown on her fair baby face. It was the cutest I' d ever seen of her. " And Spiderman never fucked with his powers. " She sighed. " I was referring to Deadpool. " I reappeared next to her, also floating. Teleportation rocked. She groaned. " Look, do n' t you figure doing that comes with a cost? " She grimaced. " Like needing mana or something? " I waved my hand in front of her, and her entire person started fading from view. " Jim? " Her tone neither spoke of fear or worry, more on annoyance actually. I did the same to me. " Jim? " Her tone rose an octave. I took her hand in my still human one, and thrust out the brimstone armored one forwards, ala Superman. " Jim? " Her already narrow eyes narrowed further. " What the fuck are you doing? " We floated past the windows and went towards New York' s sprawling skyline. " Jim? " There was a twinge of panic in her latest exasperration. I took a deep breath. She said nothing. " I can show you the worl- " A quick punch to my side stopped my singing, and Kim started laughing. " Dork. "


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Input: " Jimmy, we need to have a talk. This is getting out of control " said mom. " OHH! That' s what she said! " " No, really, Jimmy, this is growing into a big problem. " said the older brother. " Ahh man, that' s what he said. " " Jimmy, really, we all came here for you, " said hot 2nd cousin Denise. " Yeah, baby, that' s what she said. " " Damnit, Jimmy, would you sit down and shutup, " said Grandma. " That' s what mistress said. " " Ahh fuck, Jimmy, " said his sister. " Yeah, that' s totally what she said. " " Jimmy, you have a problem that we want to help you with, " said mom. " Ohh yeah, totally what she said. " " Damnit, Jimmy, those jokes are getting annoying. We' re had it up to here with your shit, " said Dad. " Yeah, that' s what she said. " " That' s gross, " said hot 2nd cousin Denise. " That' s what... " " Jimmy, we want you to stop that right now. We' re on the verge of gagging you. " " Yeah, that' s what mistress said, too. " Then grandpa shot Jimmy. There was nothing left to be done for Jimmy.


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Input: " Caw " The noise rattles around my head for a second or five. With slow painful moment I peel my eyes open to see a large crow on my chest, staring at me. " Fuck off " I wave the bird off, he hops to one side and continues to stare at me. Above me, a dim blue sky with fat grey clouds. I roll my head to the side and notice the squish, like a big sponge under my head. I heave myself up onto my elbows, and view my surroundings. " Urgh. Why am I on a... marsh? " I heave myself up onto my feet, and check myself for the key things in life. Keys, missing. Wallet, missing. Do have couple pound coins though. Watch, missing. Still the mark of it around my wrist, so ca n' t be far. Phone, missing. I yawn and stretch, squinting my eyes at the horizon. Nothing much but a few twisted trees, low stone wall, and a figure off in the distance. I squelch my way across the marsh towards the figure. The crow still watching my, hopping behind me. I try to run over the events of last night; " Went pub with Jim. Got a kebab. Smoked. Went to the off license, then... urgh " I grumbled out loud to no one but myself and maybe the crow. As I got closer to the figure I noticed they stood on a dock of a large lake, lost in the gloom and sogginess of the marsh. A small wooden boat, with peeling paint, bobbed in the water. " Excuse me mate? " #, I said in my least hungover manner. " You mind telling me where I am, or how to get back to home? " Without turning, the figure spoke. " Long way from home here. I can get you somewhere, if you got a few coins " I dug around in my pocket, finding the two pounds I had. " Got a couple quid, if you can give me a lift. Hell, I do n' t expect home, just not here. Somewhere with people... well, more people. And an off license ". He held out his hand. " Just jump in the boat, and we' ll get going " they said. Still not moving from their position. " Aye. Sure. Lets just get going " And that was the first day of my eternity in the afterlife.