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Input: We consider a two-brane system in a five-dimensional anti-de Sitterspacetime. We study particle creation due to the motion of the physical branewhich first approaches the second static brane (contraction) and then recedesfrom it(expansion). The spectrum and the energy density of the generatedgravitons are calculated. We show that the massless gravitons have a bluespectrum and that their energy density satisfies the nucleosynthesis bound withvery mild constraints on the parameters. We also show that the Kaluza-Kleinmodes cannot provide the dark matter in an anti-de-Sitter braneworld. However,for natural choices of parameters, backreaction from the Kaluza-Klein gravitonsmay well become important. The main findings of this work have been publishedin the form of a Letter [R. Durrer and M. Ruser, Phys. Rev. Lett. 99, 071601(2007), arXiv:0704.0756].


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Input: Everything was beautiful. Her gown was the exact size, shape and color she wanted. Everyone we ever cared for was waiting in for us to kiss and there did n' t seem to be a second of it I wanted to change. As I leaned into her and felt her arms grace my shoulders I could feel the air stiffen, as it were holding it' s breath. The main doors to the venue were blown apart and this smell of rot and fresh blood poisoned the air. Recoiling from my bride to be I watched in horror as a literal flood of monsters stormed the room. Everyone is screaming and I could n' t even hear my fiance call out to me and grab my arm as she pulled out her side arm out from under her dress. *What a woman. * Looking down I have my shotgun from my back perched against my shoulder and was letting loose into the horde. All the groomsmen shouted out and fired into the masses and formed a human barrier between the zombies and my bride and I. **No one expected this, but everyone was prepared for it. ** In mere moments my eyes connected with my father in laws as his eyes blinked back tears. Nodding his head he unveiled his suicide switch under his suit jacket. It was n' t just any switch though, I' ve seen what his type are typically connected to... toppling buildings. Somehow over the din of gunfire and screams of the desecrated I could hear him call out to me. " KEEP HER SAFE! " I saw his finger press the button and what I assumed was deafening white noise became agonizing as the entire ceiling of the cathedral collapsed onto the monsters. Falling to my knees the sound of gunfire slowly diminished and all I could feel was my bride holding and close as we sat and cried over a hero' s death.


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Input: We'd bought a few growlers of hard cider from a local establishment, and we were looking for some fuel to help us soak up the booze. My friend suggested getting pizza from here, and I didn't object, since I'd never had pizza from here before, and I'd heard the pizza from here was consistently decent. nnThe pizza showed up about 45 min. after we ordered it, right about at the time estimated, so no complaints there. As for the pizza itself, it was solidly A-OK--nothing special, but nothing horrible, either. It was a bit on the greasy side, and I could tell from pulling the first piece away from the pie that the crust wasn't crispy. Biting into my first slice of pepperoni pizza confirmed my suspicions about the floppiness of the crust. As for the flavor, it was your standard pizza flavor--again, nothing special, but nothing horrible, either. It was more greasy than I'd like, but not to the point where I felt it necessary to dab off the grease with a napkin (though I was tempted to do so). nnAs the bottom line, the pizza was fine for our purposes (to soak up alcohol). It was better than Vocelli's, and about on par with Papa John's. I wouldn't go out of my way to order from here again, but I wouldn't object to it, either.


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Input: I stood at the base of a king with immeasurable mass. Staring up, I could see the peak climb endlessly into the swirling red clouds. Countless years have gone by with countless more to come. What is there besides the blackness? Emptiness? What is emptiness? Is it simply the absence of light? Perhaps it is a state of mind. Nonetheless, my journey has brought me here to the largest geological structure to ever have graced the planet. I was n' t sure how far it reached or how long it would take to summit, but time was n' t a commodity anymore. What happens after I conquer this beast? Will there be more behemoths to slay? How much further must I go before I am consumed with the rest of the universe? I beg for the blackness to swallow me without spitting me out again. In this environment one does not need anything but his hands. Dug deep in the stone they are invaluable. Funny thing hands are when you really think about them. They are simply five extending tendrils, not much different than a sea creatures tentacles. But dear lord! Are they useful! And toes! My, how silly those little stubs are. They are capable of so much. So As the universe withers away, I too become like dust. Might as well climb.


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Input: All hotels are not the same. All cities are not the same. When traveling from one region of the country into another adjust your expectations accordingly. If you are coming from the NY or SF/LA area into Charlotte then your expectations for a 3 star hotel according to the ratings need to be adjusted. This hotel is billed on-line as a 3 star hotel. It is a 2 star hotel at best. nnThe staff is friendly, helpful and very accommodating. The hotel itself is in need of a serious upgrade to make it to 3 stars. The walls in the room show signs of serious water damage with cracks in the plaster and peeling paint and wallpaper. The TV is outdated and old. The number of channels is limited. The plumbing system needs some serious attention. There were two temperatures.. . freezing cold or scalding hot. The medium temperature selection resulted in a water flow akin to a trickle. With other hotels in the same 3-star category such as the Hilton, Hyatt and other top names downtown, don't get suckered into this location by the airport.


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Input: So needless to say I had high hopes for Mert's. nnI went with the buttermilk and herb chicken fingers which sounded incredible. They were about $11 and came with two sides. Overall they felt flat and had an overwhelming garlic taste that became too much after one or two (and I love garlic -fyi)  I don't think I could eat them again. The Mac n Cheese as my side was a saving grace. Wow-awesome! Cheesy-stringy deliciousness and I ate it right up. My other side was the mashed potatoes which tasted great at first bite but again became overwhelming fast. Perhaps if I went with a veggie side I would have felt better but the food was so rich I felt queasy by the end. My boyfriend ate my cornbread as I don't care for that myself, and he liked it quite a bit. nnI had a bite of my boyfriends steak and eggs which were way overcooked and the steak was literally coated with grease - definitely not my type of thing. He said it was pretty average if a bit overcooked for him as well. nnI thought for the food quality it was a bit overpriced (but pretty standard for the area) and overall I just felt like everything was too salty, greasy, and rich for my own taste buds. Now I know you're probably saying well look what you ordered and perhaps that is true, but I have had fried chicken and mashed potatoes that felt decadent yet somehow less like my mouth was taking a grease bath. If I went again I would order something MUCH lighter.. . lesson learned. nnOn a positive note the service was fast and friendly and the restaurant itself has a lot of memorabilia that makes for interesting conversation pieces. So for me Mert's is just ok.


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Input: When I finally tried it, I wish I had not waited so long. Entering Max's is like going into your grandmother's living room. Very welcoming and nostalgic. nnThe menu is bigger than I expected with a variety of traditional appetizers and sandwiches along with a large selection of German items. Everything from multiple varieties of schnitzels, sausages, chickens and a sampler platter that lets you choose a combination of all of the above. All of the items we tried were full of flavor and served at the perfect temperature. Speaking of being full, the food is very rich so you will leave with a full stomach. nnThey have a good selection of beers and even offer a sampler option. The dessert selection looked delicious, but we were beyond stuffed so will have to savor them on a future visit. I can't wait to go back!


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Input: Although the giant radiogalaxy M 87 harbors many distinct regions ofbroad-band nonthermal emission, the recently reported fast variability of TeVgamma rays from M 87 on a timescale of days strongly constrains the range ofspeculations concerning the possible sites and scenarios of particleacceleration responsible for the observed TeV emission. A natural productionsite of this radiation is the immediate vicinity of the central supermassivemass black hole (BH). Because of the low bolometric luminosity, the nucleus ofM 87 is effectively transparent for gamma rays up to energy of 10 TeV, whichmakes this source an ideal laboratory for study of particle accelerationprocesses close to the BH event horizon. We critically analyse differentpossible radiation mechanisms in this region, and argue that the observed veryhigh-energy gamma ray emission can be explained by the inverse Compton emissionof ultrarelativistic electron-positron pairs produced through the developmentof an electromagnetic cascade in the BH magnetosphere. We demonstrate, throughdetailed numerical calculations of acceleration and radiation of electrons inthe magnetospheric vacuum gap, that this ``pulsar magnetosphere like'' scenariocan satisfactorily explain the main properties of TeV gamma-ray emission of M87.


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Input: Original stars Ewan McGregor, Jonny Lee Miller, Ewan Bremner and Robert Carlyle are all returning for the new film.Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Boyle confirmed that the shoot was planned for "May/June".The film, loosely based on Irvine Welsh's Trainspotting follow-up Porno, could be released later next year.Boyle said filming of the sequel might be as tight as the first, which was shot in less than two months.Miller and Carlyle both star in US TV shows -  CBS's Elementary and ABC's Once Upon a Time respectively."They only get this little window off, so either you wait for the contract to run down, which could be as late as three years, or you kind of try and do it in this window," Boyle said."But all four lads are back in."The original Trainspotting was made on a shoestring budget of just Â£1.5m.The sequel's budget will be bigger but still relatively modest."We're doing it for less than $20m, and that'll give us control of the film so we can make the film we want to make," Boyle told the Hollywood Reporter."That's as much as you can get without being answerable to anybody. You can sort of get on with it without much interference. Although we could have raised a lot more money for this, we didn't, so we're trying to keep some sense like we kept the original."Boyle is hoping Film4, who produced the original, will get on board.He admitted there were reservations among the cast about making a sequel."The actors were understandably worried about its reputation and not wanting to let people down or to just be cashing in," he said."So actually the script, which John (Hodge) has written, has been put under a very fierce spotlight by everyone, and it's a good one."Everyone's attitude is that it'll be an honourable addition and an interesting addition to the original film. We're very positive that we believe it can happen and it's coming true."


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Input: Susan Rennie, 51, engineered 105 fraudulent payments into her personal account by doctoring company invoices, a court heard.She used the stolen cash to pay off her son's £200,000 drug debt and spent the rest on holidays and cars.Rennie pleaded guilty to fraud by abuse of position and was jailed for four-and-a-half years at Bolton Crown Court.The mother-of-three, who had previous convictions for benefit fraud and theft from a previous employer, worked as a purchase ledger for IT provider Ascribe Ltd.She moved to Lytham, Lancashire, while on a suspended sentence, and began working for the firm in 2007.'Desperate addiction'The fraud was uncovered after Rennie's resignation, when the firm realised profits were down and launched an investigation.Passing sentence, Judge Graeme Smith said Rennie "appeared to have an addiction to taking money"."Once discovered, the fraud was easily traced back to you - there was no attempt to cover your tracks," he said."You chose not to stop your offending but continued it up to the point of resignation, increasing the amount you took."As a result of the fraud, the company was sold by Ascribe Ltd at a reduced rate, the court was told.Defending, Rachel Woods said: "The initial motive for this fraud was due to her 18-year-old son, who had a desperate addiction to cocaine."


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Input: It near a couple of good restaurants downtown, and the food itself is pretty good. I have only personally gotten a bunch of apps like the pretzels, and mini dog sliders. We have gone for trivia, but it takes a while since they play a song for each question, and I think there were 20+ questions. But, we got 2nd place and were able to take a little off our bill. nThe downstairs taps seem to have dirty lines so be careful when you order beer. We got a couple skunks, so we ended up going to bottles. They have pool and darts but the pool is a ridiculous $12 / hr or something of that nature. That is affordable, but when you see 10 empty tables, I think you need to consider dropping the price. I'd rather get 4 more beers. And there is an addictive landshark, where you have to get the ring through the hook, and darts. nAll in all a decent place to hangout in Charlotte.


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Input: I love the music. It reflects what is just about to happen. It has saved me from more than a few relationships that would have been unsavory. I have two theories about the music. Either I am the only one who hears it, or everyone does and no one ever talks about it. Which is fine. Music is a very personal thing after all. Normally, the music is always at a comfortable level, unless it is trying to warn me of something dire. There was one moment where… One moment where the sound was deafening. There was a rising crescendo ever since I woke up that morning. I turned on the news to watch while eating breakfast, as I always do. Usually the music goes back and forth between dramatic and more more lulling, depending on the news break about to come up. But that morning it didn' t change. It just crescendoing until the newscaster spoke. "The World Trade Centers have been hit. "I dropped my fork. The ting of it hitting the table was all I could hear. For the first time, ever, my world had gone quiet. As I watched the events unfold, the music continued to be silent. Finally, after what felt like days but was only minutes, it started piping up again. A long, low clarinet played. And then other instruments slowly joined it. Something sad, but hopeful. It was playing as I was heading out the door to go to my Red Cross to see what I could do to help.


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Input: A large group of us arrived after a show on Friday, April 18. There were 15 of us, and it was 10: 45pm. nnDespite us wandering-in so late, and despite the fact that the crew had mostly cleaned-up for the night (we were the only people there), the staff was *extremely* friendly, accommodating, prompt, and helpful. nn+ It looks exactly the same as I remember it from back in the dayn+ Decent tap selectionn+ INCREDIBLE tap prices - I got a 32oz mug of Lake Louie for $6nn- Cadillac margarita was served warm (despite being on rocks) - not sure how that happened, but it happened twice. n- Cadillac margarita delivered a nice headache the next day. That's unusual, as we normally don't experience one when we have "good" tequila. I'm uncertain what type of tequila they use in the cadillac version, but I suspect it was still closer to "rail"nn+ Good chips and salsa, and they were complimentary, even though we didn't order any other foodnn+ Tons of seating optionsn- Tables/chairs - looking a little dated and some were quite wobblynnAll-in-all, this was a great option for our group, and I couldn't have been any happier than I was with the service. It was really, really outstanding. I'd return for drinks and appetizers again.


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Input: The day I left to war, she told me not to come back home. I' m sure she did n' t mean it, but I pretend she did. It' s been years since I' d heard from her, but that was likely because I' ve spent most of my time stuck in this desert shit-hole. I remember it like yesterday though, I can still smell the vomit, laced with vodka. I remember the blood on her hands, as she screamed it was my fault. She screamed as she leaned over *our sons* limp body. I knew this was a lie too, but I pretend it was n' t. The boy had emotional issues, and I tried to help him, but the bitch would never admit that. I remember her father, at the funeral, the way the tears streamed from his face, as he quietly agreed with my now ex-wife, that it was in fact, my fault. I remember agreeing with him, and leaving when his wife told me I should n' t be there. I remember all of these things, and I pretend they are true, though I know they are not. I did n' t feel a thing, when I shot that young arab boy. Even when I found out he was a civilian, I remember laughing with my men, it was a hell of a headshot. I do n' t feel much of anything. When I pretend they were right, I finally feel. It gives me the fuel to keep going, and it' s given me the passion I need. Look at me now. A hero, they call me. I remember it like yesterday. It was the day I left home. No, it was the day I left for home. Not a soldier, not even close, just inspired me to be... dark, I guess.


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Input: Marc Rebus was now the eldest inheritor to his family' s estate. Effectively the wealthiest 18 year old boy the world had seen in a long time. He had 10 sisters and 5 brothers all younger than him and as the only adult of the family he had inherited it all. His father and mother were of modest upbringing and now they languished in jail. They had orchestrated the largest and most horrific crime in recent memory. It seemed only fitting that Marc would get the money. His father - Samuel and mother - Jane had dinned with Presidents and Royalty. They were as indispensable members of high society. They could be relied upon to provide full coverage of waking periods, at a price of course, to the key heads of state for the wealthiest nations on earth. This ensured that the key elected government officials could work relentlessly around the clock without rest. Marc and Jane Rebus were incredibly rich. And now they were in prison. Their eldest son looking after 15 siblings. It seemed fair that he would inherit except for the fact that having spent his life under sedation, he had the appearance of fully grown man but all the capacity of a newborn child. It would not be appropriate for him to be the sole custodian of his blighted siblings when they too had not seen a single day awake.


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Input: All pupils at Redhill Academy in Arnold, Nottinghamshire, must wear trousers and skirts with the school logo on from September.It said some clothes sold as schoolwear were not "appropriate" and pupils should look "consistent" in appearance.But the new garments cost between £16 and £19 each, and parents say they will struggle to afford them.Sharon Turton, who has a son and daughter at the school, said the change was going to cost her "a fortune"."It's more than double what we are currently paying for one pair," she said."You don't buy just one pair of school trousers. You always buy two or three pairs to allow for dirt, damage or whatever."The petition has been signed by about 500 people.It states: "Not all children will conform to the sizes but most importantly the price is extortionate."Lower income families currently struggle with uniform costs."The board cannot expect these families to pay more, just for a logo."The skirts and trousers can only be bought from one approved supplier, which already supplies the school's blazers and ties.The school said the new skirts and trousers were better quality than items sold on the high street."They have already been adopted in some of our other Redhill Trust schools and feedback from parents has been extremely positive on the issues of durability and value for money," the school said in a statement."Retailers are not always helpful to parents in this regard by promoting a wide array of styles and fabrics as 'schoolwear' when in our opinion they are not necessarily appropriate for school for any number of reasons."


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Input: We weren't sure if children or non-locals were not appreciated. We walked into a virtually empty restaurant at 6 on a Monday; got the once over; and the hostess said "i hope you have a reservation. We have a big crowd at 6: 30. You can wait for 45 minutes at the wine bar. " We walked outside and easily booked a reservation on Open Table for 6: 15, so we walked back in and were seated right away. nnFood was ok--puttanesca tasted like yellow mustard but caprese was awesome. We repeatedly got dirty looks from the staff throughout our meal though. I should mention that when we arrived a family with small children were leaving after finishing their meal and they had a stock-pile of high chairs in plain view, so it was not unreasonable to bring our well-behaved girls (6 and 2 yrs old). By 6: 30, there were still a number of empty tables. nnIf you're not from Pittsburgh, there attending college or joining your college-aged child or have small children, I would avoid this place.


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Input: ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! nnNathan Fish did an amazing job with my tattoo and I couldn't have been more pleased with it. I saw this picture online that I liked and printed it off as a basis for my tattooo. Nathan took the picture and made revisions for the specifics I wanted. The ending result was more than I expected, IT LOOKED BETTER THAN THE ORIGINAL! nnI think another great thing about this place is the people are awesome. It is really important for me to connect with my tattoo artist, and I didn't feel that when I got my first tattoo at a different shop. I went with my best friend Winnie and she got her tattoo with Travis Lakeman. Her tattoo turned out amazing as well. Both our artists made us feel comfortable and at ease, which is important if you are sitting there for hours getting tattooed. nnNot to mention all of these guys are artists and you can see their art work displayed at each of their stations and in the art gallery connected to their shop. It is a great way to see their artistic abilities and expression, which is what tattooing is all about. nnThe overall experience was excellent and the price is extremely reasonable. They will not over charge you! I would definitely go back for another tattoo and recommend this place for anyone who wants a tat!


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Input: User 1 Online U1 Hey, I' m here 9: 02 A. M.' She' s online same time as usual I' ll wait a bit I do n' t want to talk all day' User 2 Online U2 Hey how' s it going 1: 05 PM' Should be fine this far in' U1 Fine... 1: 06 PM' We' re not dating anymore I have my own time' U2 Want to RP? 1: 07 PM' This will calm her down' U1 Ooc/Alright Bic/ And So she began... 1: 07 PM' This will probably take awhile' U2 He looked into her eyes remembering the precious moments. 4: 08 PM' Maybe we should get back together, I mean I miss that sometime. U1 She did the same holding him happily " I love these moments " she said 4: 10 PM' I' m a little hungry I' ll go make myself a snack' U1 Ooc: Hello!!!!??? 4: 15 PM' Crap, What I ca n' t take 5 minutes for myself?' U2 Ooc/Sorry grabbing a Snack Bic/ He leaned in...' Yeah I' m a Human Being I get hungry sorry for that' U1 She threw the vase across the room tired of him and his lies 1: 30 AM' Speaking of tired' U2 He tried to explain he was just spending a moment with his child 1: 35 AM' Really it' s not my fault your character wants to spend every waking moment with mine, just like you' U1 " Oh right that tired excuse, it' s always your fault " she said looking at him with scorn 1: 36 AM' Jeeze what was I thinking earlier, I remember why I do n' t love you now' U2 " I' m sorry " he said looking at her with love in his eyes 1: 41 AM' I should tell you we' re done, that this stops now' U1 Ooc/Let' s go to bed, Night Bic/ She hugged him " It' s alright I guess " she said 1: 42 AM' Yeah I should tell you this is over that I want to stop' U2 Ooc/Good Night Bic/ He hugged her back " Thanks " he said happily 1: 43 AM' I' ll definitely tell you... tomorrow' User 1 Offline User 2 Offline


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Input: " Do you have a cold? Your voice sounds different. " " Yeah, I' ve been feeling weird the past few days. I called in to work today and I' ve been pulling weird thin strands of mucus out of my nose. They' re like 8 or 10 inches long and thin as threads, but it feels so good to get them out you know? I just ca n' t stop pulling them out. The last one I grabbed and yanked on it felt like I was pulling part of my brain out you know? It has felt veddy odd lately, by vision has been a bit blurdy and I' be been feeling lightheaded and weird. Oh hang on, here I go again *uuuuuhhhhhh* OH MAN! That wud a big one! Muh-oh... by node id bleedig. Hang od, hang od. Ok, I just shobbed sub tissues ub there. I' b ok. *snort* Oh gad, the tissues went ub there, hang od, I godda ged theb out... ok ok that' s better. Whoo, I can breathe again! Huh, that' s weird the strands I pulled out are gone off the table... oh they must have fallen on the floor. Nope, not down there, weird. Oh well, I' m feeling much better *ACHOO* OH GAD I' B BLEEDIG AGAIN. Oh, dat' s a big one, *schloooorp* ugh oh gad dat' s like two feet long! IT' S MOVIG! WHAT DA FUG IS DAT!? Whoa, I' b betta call you later, by node id bleedig very bad and I' b feeling faint...... " *phone clatters to the floor followed by slithering and squishing noises*


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Input: Lord Hain told the BBC's Sunday Politics Wales programme he had never been as concerned as he was now about the party's prospects.He said it was "much more serious" than the "early 1980s strife".Jeremy Corbyn has been urged to stand down as Labour leader by most of his MPs, with Angela Eagle and Owen Smith considering a challenge if he refuses.Lord Hain spoke of his experience as a leader of Welsh Labour's doomed referendum campaign for a vote in favour of remaining in the EU.Voters in the party's traditional heartlands of south Wales contributed to the overall majority for Brexit."What is very clear is that a whole group of citizens in those valleys who almost to a person used to vote Labour feel left behind," the former Neath MP said."It's a very dangerous moment for us."What we have to do is reform, re-found our party in the communities - but not in the old institutions that have disappeared, the trade unions and the clubs."Amid calls for Mr Corbyn to resign to help Labour recover, he said: "We can get out of it... if we had credible leadership."Then I think we can win, even including an early general election."However on Friday, Labour AM Mike Hedges said opponents of Jeremy Corbyn need to "put up or shut up".Mr Hedges reiterated his support to the Labour leader, calling for opponents to stand against him if they think they can do a better job.


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Input: Using the Rossi X-ray Timing Explorer (RossiXTE), astronomers have discoveredthat disk-accreting neutron stars with weak magnetic fields produce threedistinct types of high-frequency X-ray oscillations. These oscillations arepowered by release of the binding energy of matter falling into the stronggravitational field of the star or by the sudden nuclear burning of matter thathas accumulated in the outermost layers of the star. The frequencies of theoscillations reflect the orbital frequencies of gas deep in the gravitationalfield of the star and/or the spin frequency of the star. These oscillations cantherefore be used to explore fundamental physics, such as strong-field gravityand the properties of matter under extreme conditions, and importantastrophysical questions, such as the formation and evolution of millisecondpulsars. Observations using RossiXTE have shown that some two dozen neutronstars in low-mass X-ray binary systems have the spin rates and magnetic fieldsrequired to become millisecond radio-emitting pulsars when accretion ceases,but that few have spin rates above about 600 Hz. The properties of these starsshow that the paucity of spin rates greater than 600 Hz is due in part to themagnetic braking component of the accretion torque and to the limited amount ofangular momentum that can be accreted in such systems. Further study will showwhether braking by gravitational radiation is also a factor. Analysis of thekilohertz oscillations has provided the first evidence for the existence of theinnermost stable circular orbit around dense relativistic stars that ispredicted by strong-field general relativity. It has also greatly narrowed thepossible descriptions of ultradense matter.


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Input: That's exactly what we enjoyed on Saturday night! nnWe hit the comedy club for an evening of Tammy Pescatelli - the hubby and I have enjoyed her routine on TV and on the occasional DVE morning show..  She didn't fail to give us a good evening of laughs! The big surprise, was Gene Collier - yep, of the Post-Gazette sports writer fame - as the opener. What a great opening act! He cracked wise about the perils of being 58 and a baby boomer. We could relate! nnThe sightlines were lacking. There was a rather large woman at the table in front of us with massive Pittsburgh BIG HAIR. All night long my own head bobbed from side to side as I attempted to actually watch the show, and not just listen to it, as she reached repeatedly and unceasingly for her tableful of snacks. nnWith a 2 drink minimum, my first drink was weak and the 2nd was quite strong! All in all, the two balanced each other out. But then, you don't go for the drinks, do you? An enjoyable evening!


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Input: M&S shares rose 1.92%, taking the price to levels not seen since last June.However, the FTSE 100 index ended 3.99 points off at 7,114.55.There was little corporate news to move share prices, though Reckitt Benckiser closed down 0.9% after losing 1.7% earlier following its report of flat first quarter sales.Major winners included Babcock International and Antofagasta. Fallers included Anglo American and Johnson Matthey.A research note on M&S from Barclays gave the stock an "overweight" rating, adding that a shift towards food, and management's plan to overhaul its clothing and home segment, would drive growth."M&S cannot avoid industry headwinds but its older and wealthier customer base may be helpful," the analysts said. "We expect Food to account for 64% of UK sales in 2020, rising steadily from 52% in 2010."The FTSE 100's Friday fall left the index down 2.9% for the week."The FTSE has obviously had a terrible week - although corporate earnings have been somewhat of a mixed bag. The snap election, while providing medium term stability for Brexit negotiations, has created some short term market uncertainty," said Mark Ward, head of execution trading at Sanlam Securities.Mid-caps also fell slightly, but small-caps maintained their outperformance on the day. They have gained 7.1% and 5.9% respectively this year."People have been reaching for the UK domestic stocks, but there are reasons to be quite cautious there still," said Eric Moore, head of Miton's UK Income fund."The UK consumer is still under the cosh. Consumption has held up quite well but it's supported by things that are unsustainable in the long run," he added.The pound was down 0.30% against the dollar at $1.2777. Against the euro the pound was down 0.13% at 1.1942 euros.


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Input: By combining high-resolution (HST-WFPC2) and wide-field ground based (2.2mESO-WFI) and space (GALEX) observations, we have collected a multi-wavelengthphotometric data base (ranging from the far UV to the near infrared) of thegalactic globular cluster NGC1904 (M79). The sample covers the entire clusterextension, from the very central regions up to the tidal radius. In the presentpaper such a data set is used to study the BSS population and its radialdistribution. A total number of 39 bright ($m_{218}\le 19.5$) BSS has beendetected, and they have been found to be highly segregated in the cluster core.No significant upturn in the BSS frequency has been observed in the outskirtsof NGC 1904, in contrast to other clusters (M 3, 47 Tuc, NGC 6752, M 5) studiedwith the same technique. Such evidences, coupled with the large radius ofavoidance estimated for NGC 1904 ($r_{avoid}\sim 30$ core radii), indicate thatthe vast majority of the cluster heavy stars (binaries) has already sunk to thecore. Accordingly, extensive dynamical simulations suggest that BSS formed bymass transfer activity in primordial binaries evolving in isolation in thecluster outskirts represent only a negligible (0--10%) fraction of the overallpopulation.


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Input: A photo of Mr Steinbrueck on the front cover of a news magazine shows him giving the middle-finger gesture.On Twitter he said he was annoyed with journalists who confronted him with "yesterday's news".His actions drew many comments on Twitter - and political rivals' scorn."This gesture is unacceptable for a chancellor candidate," said Economy Minister Philipp Roesler of the Free Democrats (FDP), Mrs Merkel's junior coalition partner. "Something like that is just not on."An MP in Mrs Merkel's conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU), Wolfgang Bosbach, said "someone who presents himself like that before the elections doesn't want to become chancellor".Mr Steinbrueck, a former finance minister, made the gesture during a photo shoot for Sueddeutsche Zeitung; he was reacting to a question about his perceived gaffes during the election campaign."You don't always need words to speak clearly - for instance if you're constantly confronted by yesterday's news, instead of being asked about the really important issues," Mr Steinbrueck commented on Twitter.Opinion polls suggest that the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD) are trailing behind the CDU ahead of the 22 September election.Mr Steinbrueck has a reputation for plain-speaking. In February he caused offence among Italians by saying "two clowns" had won the Italian election.In a commentary on his gesture, Sueddeutsche Zeitung said "he wants to lead one of the world's economic powers - so the question arises: Excuse me, but what does this mean?"One week before the election! Who does he want to impress with this? Perhaps it's all the same to him now. He feels long misunderstood, unfairly treated," the commentary said.


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Input: I can't tell you how many times I've had garments ruined - buttons go awry, seaming comes loose, hemming done unevenly. It's a sad, sad day when your dry cleaner screws up your favorite (insert item of clothing here). Thankfully, I trust Rosa and the crew at Eden Cleaners. They love my clothes almost as much as I do - and that's saying a LOT. nnI have thrown just about everything Rosa's way, including alterations, hemming, dry cleaning, pressing, etc. You may pay a bit more here, considering the convenience factor of Uptown. But they do a fabulous job and it's super easy to park in the garage, hop out and enter in "650" on the key pad and someone will let you in through the back door. Easy peasy! *I've also heard that they deliver dry cleaning in the Uptown area but haven't used that service myself. *nnIn more than three years only two garments have come back less than perfect and Rosa offered to fix them free of charge both times. They are quick, professional and downright sunny every time I walk in. Oh, and she's remembered my name since 2007 and often asks if I've been working out more. Um, I love you Rosa. nnSo, bring your favorite garments over to Eden Cleaners, they will take great care of them.. . and you.


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Input: Dobey, 26, reached the last eight of the Grand Slam of Darts in November and also appeared in the European Championship in 2016.Pipe won their previous meeting 6-4 in Coventry in May."You can't be friends on stage, you've got to want to beat who's in front of you," Dobey told BBC Newcastle."He's a great lad, I've played him before and he's got his own style. Some people don't like the way he plays, he's quite a slow player. I respect him, I'm looking forward to it."Northumbrian Dobey's rise to earning a place at the World Championship is reward for a rapid progression through the professional ranks."I was more into football at an earlier age, but darts is something I'm good at," Dobey added."It's more a natural talent, my dad, grandfather and uncles all played, I've just come on the scene playing five or six years and came along the last year or so."I'm enjoying it and doing well, which is a bonus."


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Input: We consider an electrostatic qubit, interacting with a fluctuating charge ofsingle electron transistor (SET) in the framework of exactly solvable model.The SET plays a role of the fluctuating environment affecting the qubit'sparameters in a controllable way. We derive the rate equations describingdynamics of the entire system for both weak and strong qubit-SET coupling.Solving these equation we obtain decoherence and relaxation rates of the qubit,as well as the spectral density of the fluctuating qubit's parameters. We foundthat in the weak coupling regime the decoherence and relaxation rates aredirectly related to the spectral density taken at Rabi or at zero frequency,depending on what a particular qubit's parameters is fluctuating. This relationholds also in the presence of weak back-action of the qubit on the fluctuatingenvironment. In the case of strong back-action, such simple relationship nolonger holds, even if the qubit-SET coupling is small. It does not hold eitherin the strong-coupling regime, even in the absence of the back-action. Inaddition, we found that our model predicts localization of the qubit in thestrong-coupling regime, resembling that of the spin-boson model.


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Input: nnIf it's late.. . if it's a weekend.. . prepare to pay a cover. IMO, an Irish pub shouldn't be the type of place to attract crowds that pay cover charges. This actually destroys any cred that I'd give to an Irish pub in the first place. Disappointing! nnThe decor.. . the interior.. . the layout.. . pretty damn nice. The bar and layout is exacty what I expect from a traditional Irish pub. For a narrow layout anyhow. The bar itself is about as authentic as you can get. Very nice! nnThe atmosphere is nice when you're here early and bellied-up. The patio is also nice for enjoying the evening. Weekend nights.. . just say no! The crowd is a grab-bag of disappointment. nnWhich leaves us with the food.. . it's food. If it's late.. . and you paid the cover.. . and you're hungry.. . go ahead. If you're not at Ru00ed Ru00e1, and you're hungry.. . there are many other fine options. nnTry: Some Tullamore Dew neatnnAvoid: Weekend nights


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Input: The alleged offences, dating from 1967 to 1985, are related to 22 boys aged nine to 16.Mr Denning was one of the original Radio 1 team when the station was launched in 1967.He was initially arrested under Operation Yewtree in June 2013 and will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Friday.Mr Denning, who is in his early 70s, was also the first announcer heard on BBC 2 when the television channel took to the air in 1964.He worked as a music producer for The Beatles and helped launch the Bay City Rollers. He also ran his own music and video production business.Baljit Ubhey, London chief Crown Prosecutor, said: "The decision to prosecute has been taken in accordance with the Code for Crown Prosecutors and Crown Prosecution Service legal guidance on rape and child sexual abuse."We have determined that there is sufficient evidence for a realistic prospect of conviction and that a prosecution is in the public interest."Prosecutors found that there was not enough evidence to prosecute in connection with three further alleged victims.Mr Denning is the fifth person to be prosecuted as part of Operation Yewtree.


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Input: He was interested in going down for Ebert fest and I tagged along to relive college, six years later. We searched for lodging in the area and everything was booked, Ebert fest and Illinois Marathon were on the same weekend as our trip. This place opened up with an available smoking room. Score.. .. or not so fast. When we checked in, the front desk staff was dealing with a very rude customer, but she remained calm, patient, and kind. One star goes to her. We got to our room, and they weren't kidding about a smoking room. It was awful I understand we booked it we should have known, I looked to the window to air it out, but they were not of the opening kind. The room had a refrigerator and microwave which was nice because we had leftovers from dinner. The second star for that. We did the mandatory bed bug check, all clear. Good, I can sleep soundly. Or can I? The bedding had burn holes from cigarettes and also had the awesome cigarette smell. The bathroom was as clean as Kams bathroom and still had the evidence of college parties, vomit on the baseboards and all. We only stayed one night, it got the job done, but wish we went down a different weekend and stayed in a nicer place.


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Input: On phone and tired, grammar bad everywhere sorry. " Hah that stupid hat ca n' t hide your stupid face bro. " I walked down to Mike, everyone' s clothes stayed the same but our bodies shifted. Some of us stayed, normal, to say the least. Others grew and shifted tearing through their clothes, it looked painful. After an initial minute or two of confusion we all carried on, it' s like we all knew what happened and just rolled with it. I was on my way to see Mike, it' s good to know he did n' t have horns, those are freaky. He turned to me, i had a second to analyze his face " Aww big whoop you' re as ugly as ever. " I smiled a normal smile, I will never forget his expression, his eyes grew his lips quivered and whole face, shifted. " J-Jay? That' s you!? " " No shit Mike, was i affected that much? " He pulled out a small square mirror I do n' t know where he got the mirror from but I cried when I looked at it. Mike was a good friend, he let me cry. I suppose it was because we both understood. I fought all my life, all my struggles pulled forward for the world to see. I used to hide them. There was no more hiding, there was nothing left. Mike had a hard time looking at me, he said it would hurt his eyes if he stared for too long. He had a hard time trying to hug me, he got a little more handsome for his efforts, my wings were pretty obtrusive. I wonder what i did to deserve this, I searched back through my memories. I can see why, it was never about what i accomplished, it was, about what I intended to do. A elderly man came over out of his small shop. He was old but friendly looking, I could see his smile. He draped a white robe around me, it felt right to wear I stood up, Mike found some sunglasses, and with a big goofy smile I realised I could do what I always wanted to. People can trust an angel to help them when they need it.


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Input: Using transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and Z-contrast imaging we havedemonstrated elongated nanostructure formation of fullerene derivative[6,6]-phenyl-C61-butyric acid methyl ester (PCBM) within an organic hostthrough annealing. The annealing provides an enhanced mobility of the PCBMmolecules and, with good initial dispersion, allows for the formation ofexaggerated grain growth within the polymer host. We have assembled thesenanostructures within the regioregular conjugated polymerpoly(3-hexylthiophene) (P3HT). This PCBM elongated nanostructure formationmaybe responsible for the very high efficiencies observed, at very low loadingsof PCBM (1:0.6, polymer to PCBM), in annealed photovoltaics. Moreover, our highresolution TEM and electron energy loss spectroscopy studies clearly show thatthe PCBM crystals remain crystalline and are unaffected by the 200-keV electronbeam


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Input: This was it. The funeral was over, and sooner or later, I had to break it to her. My heart, shattered already at the death of my father, pounded in my chest like a goddamn jackhammer. This was not the time. There was never going to be a time until I can shake off the anxiety. I decided to wait. Six months passed, and there I was, sitting at the dinner table with my mother. Dad' s death was a shock to both of us. The entire family, in fact. Time passed, and we all moved on, I guess. The jackhammer in my chest was starting up again, I had to fight it. Trying to hide the cracks in my voice, I said, " Mom, there' s something you should know... about me. " " What is it, hun? " She was n' t concerned. She did n' t even look up from the newspaper. This was normal for me, even for the littlest thing. Maybe she was still numb from the insane series of events surrounding Dad' s death. I' d bet money on them both. News stories, mountains of paperwork. Constant mention of a vague, tragic series of events desensitizes people. There would be none of that now, though. We' re supposed to have moved on. " I... I' m not your daughter, " I forced the words to come out of my mouth, they were quick and staccato, rolling off my tongue at random intervals. " What was that? " Oh god. I ca n' t do this. I' m about to be sick. " I' m. Adopted. " A little louder that time. More direct. " Oh, I know. Your father told me after we brought you home. " " Oh. Okay. I think I need to use the bathroom. Excuse me. " I' m about to throw up. That was intense. At least she knows.


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Input: The semiring-based constraint satisfaction problems (semiring CSPs), proposedby Bistarelli, Montanari and Rossi \cite{BMR97}, is a very general framework ofsoft constraints. In this paper we propose an abstraction scheme for softconstraints that uses semiring homomorphism. To find optimal solutions of theconcrete problem, the idea is, first working in the abstract problem andfinding its optimal solutions, then using them to solve the concrete problem.  In particular, we show that a mapping preserves optimal solutions if and onlyif it is an order-reflecting semiring homomorphism. Moreover, for a semiringhomomorphism $\alpha$ and a problem $P$ over $S$, if $t$ is optimal in$\alpha(P)$, then there is an optimal solution $\bar{t}$ of $P$ such that$\bar{t}$ has the same value as $t$ in $\alpha(P)$.


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Input: " No, please stop. I have kids and a family, " I said. It was useless; my voice was starting to fade away. " Mark, hold onto the lever. This operation will not be successful if the patient' s mask comes off, " yelled the scientist wearing spectacles. " Interesting specimen, is n' t it. " *Rumble Rumble* " Sir what' s happening. " After lowering his spectacles, the scientist replied, " The machine is malfunctioning. " *Rumble Rumble* " Sir the oxygen tank. It-It has a leak. " " Just turn the machine off, " the scientist responded. After patiently lying down for an hour, the scientists proceeded to remove the mask. " Huh, " I inhaled. " I do n' t know what went wrong sir, " stated Mark, " I guess we could n' t extract the color. " Sigh... I shook my head, " You ca n' t extract color from a personality. "


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Input: It happened exactly as described in the Book. Trumpets in the sky, four angels, fire, smoke, locusts, the whole shebang. It was all over the news. Extensive media coverage is what I would call it, some even called it excessive. But given humanity' s advances in the areas of fire safety, pest control and ear plugs, it soon died down and the attention returned to those pesky North Koreans trying out another bomb. It seemed like the apocalypse had happened too late for it to have any effect. A hundred years earlier and it may have crippled humanity, now it was nothing more than another episode to be exploited by politicians to increase taxes. Of course I may have overseen part of the apocalypse that may have an effect later, but for now I' m sitting in my comfy chair ready to watch Trump address the nation in his inaugural speech.


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Input: The unnamed Israelis were minors, aged 17 and 16, at the time of the high-profile killing. One was given a life sentence; the other 21 years in jail.Abu Khdair, 16, was forced into a car, then beaten and burned alive.The court says 31-year-old Yosef Haim Ben David led the attack, but it is yet to rule if he was mentally competent.Abu Khdair was killed in apparent revenge for the murders of three Israeli teens in the West Bank.The killings were part of an escalating cycle of violence, culminating in a war between Israel and militants in Gaza.Mohammad Abu Khdair's body was found in a forest in West Jerusalem on 2 July 2014, two days after the bodies of the Israeli teenagers abducted and murdered by Hamas militants that June were found.In November, the Jerusalem District Court found that Ben David and the two youths had abducted the Palestinian at random as he stood on a road in East Jerusalem.The youths then beat him unconscious in the back of a car being driven by Ben David, the judges said. One of the youths helped douse him with petrol while he was still alive, before Mr Ben David lit a match and set him on fire, they added.The two youths confessed to the abduction in court, though one testified that he was not involved in the killing. Mr Ben David chose not to testify.The judges found that Ben David, who was portrayed as the ringleader, had participated in the abduction and murder. But they said a formal verdict would be postponed until a psychiatric evaluation had been carried out.Following Thursday's sentencing hearing, Israeli state prosecutor Ori Korb said: "The sentence imposed on the defendants reflects what we asked for and the barbaric and atrocious act."But Mohammad Abu Khdair's father, Hussein, told reporters that the family would appeal against the lesser sentence given to one of the youths.The case has been closely watched by Palestinians who often claim of prejudice in Israel's justice system, the BBC's Yolande Knell in Jerusalem reports.


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Input: *From the memoirs of Alexis Greybeard the Ultimate* Prologue: " Why I developed a self casting spell to annihilate two cinnamon rolls out of existance. " It' s very simple. I have a magical control problem. Whenever I cast a spell, there' s enough mana leak that a cinnamon roll appears. I ca n' t eat them all, they attract rodents, and selling them would crash the local economy. What to do? Well, you could destroy it with magic. Which is a spell. Which summons another one. I spent much time writing far and wide for solutions, but one day it hit me. Why not a spell to annihilate two cinnamon rolls out of existance? It took refinement. There had to be a delay between casting and effect. I got bored of casting it, so I placed it in a self sustaining triggered loop. Eventually, I had it down. I would cast a spell, the roll would appear, triggering my second spell, triggering the second roll and then they would cease to exist with a small pop. I could live with the pop. Slightly annoying, but do you have any idea how unstable a triple mana flux triggered arrangement is? Of course not. Now, with that out of the way, we can have the rest of the memoirs proceed in peace, without asking why I published a scroll of cinnamon annhilation, why I smell faintly of cinnamon, or why my spells go' pop'.


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Input: They just need to have four thingsn1. ESPNn2. Nachos pilled high with all kinds of stuffn3. beer specialsn4. big screen TVs. nnWell Sports Rock failed on all accounts. I was encouraged when we walked in and saw individual TVs on each table. Of course we picked the one that didn't work! Then we realized while there were many out of market games, the Virginia Tech one was nowhere to be seen. So we politely ask for ESPN. Not ESPN U or 360 or anything fancy. Plain old regular ESPN. Then we get some story about how they only have six recievers. Thats fine. But why am i watching the Maine/Iowa game. SERIOUSLY. I was also annoyed that when the cute girl walked up to the bar, he had the Georgia game on within minutes. nnThe nachos were absolutely disgusting and my wrap just leaked oil and disgustingness. The fries were even terrible, but i found if you dipped them in the gross nacho cheese, they weren' that bad. nnPlus, beer was 4. 75! Multiply that by a 3 hour game and you're paying a lot. Service was awful and i think i would get better reception on a tv with rabbit ears. Overall this place sucked, although i will give them credit as we were finally getting up to leave and go to an Irish Bar that was able to show ESPN, i noticed the hokie game all the way back in the corner. Took them long enough. nnIf you're ever in Pittsburgh in need of watching ESPN heres my idea. Grab a permanti brothers sandwich and a six pack of beer and watch it in your hotel room rather than waste your money to sit and watch Maine vs Iowa on a crappy little tv with no reception.


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Input: Workington Transport Heritage Trust plan to have the tram removed and restored at an estimated cost of about £15,000.After its removal from the building near Carlisle College and restoration, it will go on display in Workington.The tram was built in the early 20th Century and its last journey took place in Carlisle in the 1930s.Before being moved into the building, it was believed to have been stood for many years as a garden shed.The remains of the tram is mostly the framework of the lower saloon.Phil Tuer, from the Workington Transport Heritage Trust, said restoring the tram was not going to be easy.He said: "It's in a very sorry state of repair and requires a large amount of work to be carried out."Alistair Grey is the secretary of the trust and says that the door to the building is smaller than the door that was on it when the tram was originally moved there.He said: "Dragging the tram out will be a tight squeeze."It's been in the building for many years and the pigeons have left layers of muck that needs cleaning up."Mr Grey said it could cost up to £15,000 to restore the remains of the tram.He said: "It was a double-decker tram in its heyday and all that's left now is the wooden framework of the lower saloon, all the metal work, the chassis, the wheels and the controls have all disappeared, so it's going to cost that money to restore it."We're trying to create a flavour of what the tram would have looked like, we can restore this wooden saloon into a presentable exhibit and we can use it as a centre piece in a future visitors' centre in Workington."It will be used to tell the story of the Carlisle tramway system."It is hoped the work on the tram will begin in December.


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Input: Using the 3.6/4.5/5.8/8.0 micron images with 1.2 arcsec pixel resolution fromthe Spitzer/GLIMPSE survey, we investigated 23 masing and 18 very red objectsthat were not identified in the 2MASS survey. Counterparts for all selectedobjects were found in the GLIMPSE images. Color indices in these IR bandssuggest the presence of a high-extinction layer of more than a few tenths of asolar mass in front of the central star. Furthermore, radio observations in theSiO and H2O maser lines found characteristic maser-line spectra of the embeddedobjects, e.g., the SiO J=1-0 line intensity in the v=2 state stronger than thatof the v=1 state, or very widespread H2O maser emission spectra. This indicatesthat these objects are actually enshrouded by very thick circumstellar matter,some of which cannot be ascribed to the AGB wind of the central star.Individually interesting objects are discussed, including two newly found waterfountains and an SiO source with nebulosity.


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Input: I awake to the sound of my mother and father watching television, having a heated conversation about whats on. " hey son, get in here and look at this. " my father shouts through the thin walls of my home. " ugh. " I grunt slowly getting up from my bed and shuffling towards the door. As I walk into the living room i notice they' re watching the news. " The world is in shock as hundreds of thousands of people awoke only to find themselves transformed into.. it seems to be, tattoos. " the anchorman reports. " Oh my god! " my mother screams staring out the window with an expression of pure terror. My father and I run towards the window and peer out. Just as the anchorman reported there are people riddled throughout the street, suddenly changed into a tattoo. I look over near the bus stop and see a big bright red heart that has' Mom' written on it trying to get on the bus, but his arrows are too wide to fit the door. Just past him it looked like a dragon with barbed wire buying a coffee. There is a knock on the door. My mother goes to answer it saying, " It must be your brother, he just got out of 8am class. As my mother opens the door she lets out the loudest, high pitched scream I' ve ever heard. Sure enough, there was my brother, a huge sign that said " Blow Me " with arrows on both sides pointing down. scratching his head he laughs, " I guess its about time i told you guys about my tattoo huh? "


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Input: Dozens of calls were received about the fire which has damaged the fifth floor and roof space of the University of Bristol building in Colston Street.Four fire engines, a turntable ladder and more than 40 firefighters have been dealing with the blaze, Avon Fire and Rescue said.It was thought no-one was inside and there were no reports of any injuries.Eyewitnesses said it started as a small fire in one corner but very quickly took hold."We saw tiles falling off as the fire brigade arrived and not long after the wall on the south-west side of the building started to buckle," said an eyewitness called Ellie."Nearly two hours after it started the whole roof was completely gutted."Richard Meal, who works on the 13th floor of the neighbouring Colston Tower, said: "As the fire took hold, tiles from the roof were crashing down from the roof on to the fire engines below."The top couple of storeys of the building are gutted and blackened and the fire is still burning over two hours later."A university spokeswoman confirmed the fire at 33 Colston Street was in a residential block."Students have been evacuated from the building and as far as we are aware no-one has been hurt," she said."Students resident in the building will be rehoused and supported through the process. We will be working with Avon Fire and Rescue Service to determine the cause of the fire."Avon and Somerset Police have asked motorists to avoid Colston Street and the surrounding roads.


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Input: " There are n' t many of us here in the [ Redacted ] agency. There are tons of us, but few of us at the same time. Because we do n' t exist. At one point, we did, but our lives have moved past that. We could infiltrate the White House and walk out without a scratch. Without alarming the guards. We' d just be another tourist, or another guard. We are global. There is n' t a place on Earth we are n' t there. We are the force that has protected society from the ever-lasting threats that come up. We are- " " Hey, can you just skip the intro? I do n' t have a lot of time for this mission debriefing, " I said. " Ok. Here' s the file, " he said. I opened the file. The first page: " Mission summary. Objective: Extract informant from stronghold in Pakistan. Conditions: Can not have extensive interaction with residents of the country, and can not engage/attack suspected members of ISIS/ISIL. Deployment date: 8/12/2016. Extraction date: 8/15/2016. Authorized equipment: Level 3 gear. " " Mission Operatives: Agent Jin. "


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Input: The station now holds records for the longest broadcast of a single piece of music and the longest live broadcast of a single piece of music.Richter and an ensemble of six musicians played non-stop throughout Saturday night and were broadcast live from London's Wellcome Institute.A live audience slept in camp beds.Listeners at home were also encouraged to sleep through the broadcast.BBC reporter Emma Jane Kirby, who was there, said: "Like a lullaby on a loop, the musical themes were insistent and persistent - and I found myself drifting out of consciousness."The new records were certified by Guinness World Records.Described as a "lullaby for a frenetic world", Sleep was composed in consultation with neuroscientist David Eagleman.Richter told BBC Breakfast: "I, personally, am very lucky that I sleep well but I know I'm quite unusual."We're kind of a sleep-deprived culture now, our world is very busy, we live in a data blizzard and we're on 24/7 and people sometimes find it difficult to find a space to rest and that's what this is."The broadcast formed part of Radio 3 and Wellcome Collection's Why Music? weekend, a series of programmes linking musicians with leading scientists investigating music's role in life.Radio 3 controller Alan Davey said: "To establish two new world records with one broadcast overnight is a shining example of what makes us so unique."It's rare a controller wills his audience to sleep, but I hope Radio 3 listeners enjoyed slowing down to Max Richter's Sleep.  I'm grateful to Max Richter for working with us on this great project."The broadcast will be available to listeners on BBC iPlayer for 30 days.


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Input: Personality was important in this world. It ended up affecting your status in society, your job, your partners. Dogs would often end up as police officers, parrots as talk show hosts, seagulls as fishermen or naval crew. The alpacas of the world often ended up as psychopaths, which was a rather strange trait. Most people mated with others with the same spirit animal. Their children were often bonded with similar spirit animals. It was very rare for anyone to have certain animals. Lions were often leaders, politicians or royalty. Eagles were suited as military personnel. It was n' t unheard of for a poor family to have a child with an animal that would catapult them into the upper echelons of society. Eric had always been a quiet child. He was never loud and boisterous like the other children, the ones who now had bears. Nor was he bright and chirpy, like those who now had finches. He was n' t slow and steady like the children who had whales or elephants. To everyone else, Eric just faded into the background, while the other children played and danced with their new animals. Eric was now surrounded by a group of his classmates. They were all jeering at him, their animals growling, circling and occasionally pretending to rush him. He was the youngest child in the class, his birthday on the 21st of December. They had found him walking, alone, in the bitter cold, with no spirit animal by him. Easy pickings for the bullies. As they closed in, Eric closed his eyes. He was used to this by now. He was of slight build, and not very tall. He waited for the first blow to land. The sounds of hurried footsteps and shrieks sounded. He cracked open one eye. All of the children were running away, looking fearfully at a point behind him. He turned slowly. A large black jaguar was staring right at him. It purred softly, a little rumble that sounded strangely comforting. Eric looked around, and back at the animal- no, his spirit animal. He smiled. No more pain. For him, at least.


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Input: In the coming decades, research in extrasolar planets aims to advance twogoals: 1) detecting and characterizing low-mass planets increasingly similar tothe Earth, and 2) improving our understanding of planet formation. We present anew planet detection method that is capable of making large advances towardsboth of these objectives and describe a modest network of telescopes that isable to make the requisite observations. In a system where a known planettransits its host star, a second planet in that system will cause the timebetween transits to vary. These transit timing variations can be used to inferthe orbital elements and mass of the perturbing planet even if it has a massthat is smaller than the mass of the Earth. This detection techniquecomplements other techniques because it is most sensitive in mean-motionresonances where, due to degeneracies, other techniques have reducedsensitivity. Small ground-based observatories have already exceeded thephotometric precision necessary to detect sub-Earth mass planets. However, TTVplanet searches are currently limited by the relatively small number ofhigh-precision transit data and insufficient observing time on existingtelescopes. These issues will be compounded as the number of known transitingplanets suitable for TTV study will increase substantially in the near future.A relatively modest investment in a ground-based network of small ($\sim 0.5{\rm m}$ telescopes could provide the needed coverage and so dramaticallyincrease the effectiveness of transit timing observations.


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Input: The configurations of single and double bonds in polycyclic hydrocarbons areabstracted as Kekul\'e states of graphs. Sending a so-called soliton over anopen channel between ports (external nodes) of the graph changes the Kekul\'estate and therewith the set of open channels in the graph. This switchingbehaviour is proposed as a basis for molecular computation. The proposal ishighly speculative but may have tremendous impact.  Kekul\'e states with the same boundary behaviour (port assignment) can beregarded as equivalent. This gives rise to the abstraction of Kekul\'e cells.The basic theory of Kekul\'e states and Kekul\'e cells is developed here, up tothe classification of Kekul\'e cells with $\leq 4$ ports. To put the theory incontext, we generalize Kekul\'e states to semi-Kekul\'e states, which form thesolutions of a linear system of equations over the field of the bits 0 and 1.We briefly study so-called omniconjugated graphs, in which every portassignment of the right signature has a Kekul\'e state. Omniconjugated graphsmay be useful as connectors between computational elements. We finallyinvestigate some examples with potentially useful switching behaviour.


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Input: " It' s not your fault. You could n' t have known. " Those were the last words of the woman I called my enemy. The last words she said before she pulled the trigger, staining her red hair a deeper shade of red. I stared out of the window of the highrise building that held her office. Outside the building the fires burned, the people screamed, and the world called my name. How could I tell them that the same people that gave me my Suit were the ones that caused this destruction? I took my helmet off and dropped it to the floor, the heat was too much to handle. Her particular brand of anarchy could have saved us from this genocide, this extinction, if only I had n' t stopped her. I laugh at the irony, louder and louder until the tears flow down my face. Everything is wrong. I ca n' t get her last words out of my head. The last bit of kindness from a woman I wrote off as evil. I wonder if she knew what she would be doing to my mind when she said that. In the end it' s the perfect moment. The moment of closeness I never felt with another. Everything from her last words, the half smile, and the fact that the gun she left behind still had a few more bullets in it. " It' s not my fault. I could n' t have known. " I smile to the empty room, and wonder fleetingly if there will be anyone left to miss me.


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Input: " Ah, yes, those days Margaret, those days where magical. Oh, I remember it so vividly, back in the summer of 2015, I found a little spunky app called Tinder. It was quite interesting, it was like a vending machine for boys, you could literally order them and the delivered themselves they did. It was quite wonderful Margaret, I remember those nights, Oh Margaret I should n' t be telling you these things, but I remember those nights I needed a good stretching, and I would go to that little tinder app, find me a man -- even though most of them were pubescent little bitch boys -- talk for just a moment, then have him over, or them, do the do, and I just never had to talk to any of them ever again. Oh Margaret, it was so wonderful, that was a lovely summer, please, though, do n' t let me carried away with my stories, Margaret, I' m sorry interrupted in the middle of yours. Okay, so, your mouth was half-full with that fine young man you met on that old Facebook website, then what happened..? "


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Input: A sunny day abroad, hiking in the mighty Alps, one lonesome man exhales, wiping water from his scalp. The flora of the valley was purple, blue and green, with one particular color, trying hard not to be seen. Not quite yellow and not quite white, this little beauty deserved a second sight. With a brush of the finger, spilled secrets and truth, of a fountain all but lost, referred to as youth. The man became boy, losing the aged days, his fingers, eyes, skin — all part of the daze. He felt just like flying, so closed his eyes, and do n' t you know it, he took to the skies! Soaring high through the clouds, he could feel the youth transformed, with a flick of the wrist, a powerful and raging storm. Through the vortex he raced, electricity building, firing lightning from fingertips was oh so thrilling! Command of the elements, and the skill of flight, could this be an error, a mistake, something not quite right? Atop a cloud, engaged in deep thought, the man exclaimed ‘ I' ve found the expansion slot!' Gliding down from the clouds, he collected the flower, Soon the world would know of this power. ‘ I always knew there was a secret, to be known and desired, who knew traveling the world was all that' s required.'


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Input: You see it when driving down the street and it looks like a cool, retro place that got picked up from the past and dropped in the present next to the chain stores and abandoned buildings lining the rest of the street. If only the experience here matched the charming exterior. nnI don't have a problem with the diner food, first of all; it's not great, but hey, for cheap eats, it's not bad. They make a mean French onion soup, I admit. nnMy problem is more with the maintenance of the place. The windows are dirty, seats are busted, tables aren't properly cleaned - those things really detract from the experience and make the place look run-down and a bit unwelcoming. nnThe biggest offense for me, though? The service. My waitress? It took her three trips to remember I had ordered an additional drink (yes, we reminded her), by which time I was almost done with my meal. Also: this diner does not have ketchup at its tables. This would be okay if the servers remembered to bring it out with all meals. They do not. nnSeriously, guys: you operate in Pittsburgh. Ketchup is mandatory. nnI may poke in for a quick bite again, but I'll be honest with my final opinion: considering how mediocre my experience was on a slow Saturday night, I suspect some fast food chains could knock Tom's out of the park on a busy day at this diner.


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Input: A remarkably high saturation magnetization of ~0.4mu_B/Fe along with roomtemperature ferromagnetic hysteresis loop has been observed in nanoscale (4-40nm) multiferroic BiFeO_3 which in bulk form exhibits weak magnetization(~0.02mu_B/Fe) and an antiferromagnetic order. The magnetic hysteresis loops,however, exhibit exchange bias as well as vertical asymmetry which could bebecause of spin pinning at the boundaries between ferromagnetic andantiferromagnetic domains. Interestingly, like in bulk BiFeO_3, both thecalorimetric and dielectric permittivity data in nanoscale BiFeO_3 exhibitcharacteristic features at the magnetic transition point. These featuresestablish formation of a true ferromagnetic-ferroelectric system with acoupling between the respective order parameters in nanoscale BiFeO_3.


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Input: Ab initio wavefunction based methods are applied to the study of electroncorrelation effects on the band structure of oxide systems. We choose MgO as aprototype closed-shell ionic oxide. Our analysis is based on a localHamiltonian approach and performed on finite fragments cut from the infinitesolid. Localized Wannier functions and embedding potentials are obtained fromprior periodic Hartree-Fock (HF) calculations. We investigate the role ofvarious electron correlation effects in reducing the HF band gap and modifyingthe band widths. On-site and nearest-neighbor charge relaxation as well aslong-range polarization effects are calculated. Whereas correlation effects areessential for computing accurate band gaps, we found that they produce smallerchanges on the HF band widths, at least for this material. Surprisingly, abroadening effect is obtained for the O 2p valence bands. The ab initio dataare in good agreement with the energy gap and band width derived fromthermoreflectance and x-ray photoemission experiments. The results show thatthe wavefunction based approach applied here allows for well controlledapproximations and a transparent identification of the microscopic processeswhich determine the electronic band structure.


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Input: The family patriarch ascended the grounds and steeled his gaze to the princely lord below. As he mounted his perch on the dewy lawn, a warm Spring breeze belied the shuddering forces soon to be unleashed... Eyes fixed on his hapless target, the elderly man prepared to explosively transform the potential to the kinetic. In his long fingers he rolled a hard, unyielding baseball. Like a practiced dancer, his right arm swung back overhead, the ball clenched tightly, split fingers aching to whip the object forward with as much thrust as he could muster. Eyes still fixed on the young boy below, nose down, a bead of sweat breaking on his brow, the force of a thousand lancers from Great Antiquity were called forth; his arm rocketed forward and released the projectile. It sailed over the grass like a cannon ball, dutifully obeying Newtonian physics with all the predictability and peril the Laws imply. As the cannon shot arched toward him, the young princely lord ran all his father' s training through his head in a torrent of words and memories. " Get in front of it. " " Keep your eye on the ball. " " Do n' t be afraid of it. " With scant moments to react, the boy placed himself in harm' s way. His leather glove fanned itself out like a flower. His knees bent slightly to prepare for the slightest adjustment in stance. His eyes remained locked on the target like a radar sweep onto a giant flying ship. The mighty missile arced across the Spring sky, momentarily blotting the sun. Gravity eventually won the day as the baseball loomed back toward Earth, its trajectory tailing into the form of small boy. With a mighty flinch, the boy asserted his place in the world. With elegance and skill he heaved his glove up and forward, snatching the sphere from the sky like a Nordic God. With a mighty WHUMP the ball lodged into the net of his glove, a tiny cloud of dust bursting forth from the impact. The smile of the victor crept upon the boy' s face. " Got it, Dad! "


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Input: Selt was deemed to have brought the game into disrepute with tweets the WPBSA described as "offensive"."They have set a precedent with this punishment. I now expect any player who does what I have done to get similar disciplinary action," he said.Selt, 31, says he accepts the sanction and will not be making an appeal.Englishman Selt had previously been warned about his conduct on social media, but says he "kept making the same mistakes" after a member of the public made a complaint to the governing body about his conduct online.He will now miss the Riga Masters in Latvia in June and August's Paul Hunter Classic in Germany."Social media is not there to be tweeting like a robot, the ban won't change my personality but I will refrain from swearing," Selt told BBC Sport."I don't swear all the time anyway, it was only a couple of times which is why I feel the ban is a little bit wrong."There are plenty of other players ranked higher than me who are using profanities and being more rude than I am. I am confused as to how World Snooker want to monitor me and nothing is being done about them."If someone gives you a bit of stick, I am 100% entitled to give it back. If you are not being malicious, I don't see what the problem is."


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Input: "November, I' m slipping. Her mind is unstoppable. ""Hold on Echo. We got this. Just hold on. "She panted wildly as she half dragged him along the burning corridor. The security monitors showed chaos in the control room as wave after wave of their uniformed comrades fell under their own fire. "She' s killing them! November! "he screamed and sagged in her arms. They fell. November pushed herself up into a kneeling position, and leaned over him to quickly check his wounds. "We got ta get to an escape pod, Echo. You' re with me. Her psychic link can' t hold if we enter the atmosphere. Now get the fuck up, soldier. "She shook him. Echo' s eyes glazed over. The familiar green turning murky and black. "Echo. "She slapped him hard. His hand went to the phasor at his belt. "Echo, no! "She wrenched his arm away and felt the bone snap underneath her fingers. He screamed and his eyes cleared. She pushed him upwards. They stumbled for the pod surrounded by the screams of the dying.


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Input: The Hamiltonian Theory of the fractional quantum Hall effect is an operatordescription that subsumes many properties of Composite Fermions, applies togapped and gapless cases, and has been found to provide results in quantitativeaccord with data on gaps, relaxation rates and polarizations at temperatures of$300mK$ and above. The only free parameter is $\lambda$, which is related tothe sample thickness and appears in the Zhang-Das Sarma potential $v(q) = {2\pie^2\over \kappa q} e^{-ql\lambda}$ where $l$ and $\kappa $ are the magneticlength and dielectric constant. Here we examine the recent data of Tracy andEisenstein on the nuclear magnetic resonance relaxation rate at filling factor$\nu=\half$ deduced from resistivity measurements at temperatures as low as$45mK$. We find that their results can be satisfactorily described by thistheory, if in addition to a $v(q)$ with $\lambda \simeq 2$, a constant disorderwidth $\Gamma\simeq 100 mK$ is incorporated.