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Input: Hi, My name is...... not important. You see, I have the ability to see 10 seconds in the future. Yes, I know-when you think about 10 seconds, you are most likely thinking that 10 seconds is barely enough to leave your house. But the truth is-all you need is 10 seconds. 10 seconds to look your enemy in the eye and.... shoot. Those.. are the 10 seconds that count. On an average day, I fight 15 hooligans, save 10 civilians and drink 5 cups of coffee. However, this day was... different. I remember having woken up 10 seconds, before the boisterous sounds of my alarm. I quickly combed my hair, packed my bag, and rushed out the door. After having walked out the door, I shoved my bag into the ill-fitting trunk of my red 1986 Toyota Tercel. Once I had disposed off my bag, I slid onto the front corduroy seat and drove off for my doctor' s appointment It was there, that I had pleasantly taken a seat on the lounge chairs and was waiting to be called for my appointment with Dr. Simons. Thats when it happened. I was comfortably lying on the chair, when the brown mahogany table next to me began to shake..... 10 seconds, thud thud thud thud. It was getting closer...... 9 seconds, my hands juxtaposed against my body...... 8 seconds, a man in a dark kevlar vest began to approach me..... 7 seconds, I ran towards the man in full speed, in attempt to get a hold of his firearm..... 6 seconds, he skillfully maneuvered around my attack and began to fire at me..... BAM.... BAM..... BAM....... I Had Fallen Whoever knew injustice gods among us was such a hard game.


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Input: Hart, 29, joined the Serie A club on a season-long loan in August after being told he was free to leave City by manager Pep Guardiola.The England goalkeeper has said he is "surplus to requirements" at City."Hart wants to stay at Torino but we are all aware, both him and the club, we can't buy him," Mihajlovic said.The Serb told Gazzetta dello Sport: "At the most we could take him on loan for another year but that depends on both Manchester City and him."We will need to know if Hart is going to be here next year because if he's not then we'll need to change the way we play."In March, Hart told the BBC's Premier League Show that he does not see himself playing for City again, adding that a return to the Premier League was not top of his wish list.Hart, who has played for England 70 times, has had "no communication with anyone" about a transfer after his loan spell at Torino ends in May.Speaking on Thursday, Guardiola refused to discuss if Hart could have his loan spell extended in Turin."At the end of the season we are going to speak about the players who are under contract next year and about the loan players," he said.Hart's 33-year-old replacement, Claudio Bravo, has been criticised by fans for his performances since his £15.4m arrival from Barcelona in August.  Willy Caballero, 35, has featured in the squad for Premier League and Champions League matches since 21 January.But Bravo was restored to the starting line-up for City's win against Hull last weekend. City play Southampton at 17:30 BST on Saturday."Every weekend I will decide who is in goal, " added the Catalan manager. "Last week I decided on Claudio."It depends on if the opponent makes a lot of high pressing or not and what I see in the training session. I have confidence with both. We will see."


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Input: The search for MSSM Higgs bosons will be an important goal at the LHC. Weanalyze the search reach of the CMS experiment for the heavy neutral MSSM Higgsbosons with an integrated luminosity of 30 or 60 fb^-1. This is done bycombining the latest results for the CMS experimental sensitivities based onfull simulation studies with state-of-the-art theoretical predictions of MSSMHiggs-boson properties. The results are interpreted in MSSM benchmark scenariosin terms of the parameters tan_beta and the Higgs-boson mass scale, M_A. Westudy the dependence of the 5 sigma discovery contours in the M_A-tan_betaplane on variations of the other supersymmetric parameters. The largest effectsarise from a change in the higgsino mass parameter mu, which enters both viahigher-order radiative corrections and via the kinematics of Higgs decays intosupersymmetric particles. While the variation of $\mu$ can shift theprospective discovery reach (and correspondingly the ``LHC wedge'' region) byabout Delta tan_beta = 10, we find that the discovery reach is rather stablewith respect to the impact of other supersymmetric parameters. Within thediscovery region we analyze the accuracy with which the masses of the heavyneutral Higgs bosons can be determined. We find that an accuracy of 1-4% shouldbe achievable, which could make it possible in favourable regions of the MSSMparameter space to experimentally resolve the signals of the two heavy MSSMHiggs bosons at the LHC.


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Input: We consider power allocation algorithms for fixed-rate transmission overNakagami-m non-ergodic block-fading channels with perfect transmitter andreceiver channel state information and discrete input signal constellationsunder both short- and long-term power constraints. Optimal power allocationschemes are shown to be direct applications of previous results in theliterature. We show that the SNR exponent of the optimal short-term scheme isgiven by the Singleton bound. We also illustrate the significant gainsavailable by employing long-term power constraints. Due to the nature of theexpressions involved, the complexity of optimal schemes may be prohibitive forsystem implementation. We propose simple sub-optimal power allocation schemeswhose outage probability performance is very close to the minimum outageprobability obtained by optimal schemes.


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Input: Mind you that this was well before the time of the water park and when the "White Lightning" graced the white hot pavement. This being said, let's get to the review. nnNot too long ago my wife and I elected to take ALL of my nieces and nephews to Carowinds as a very late Christmas/Birthday gift from their lame ass uncle that lives in Hawaii and never sends anything. This was a total of 14 kids under the age of 18, and the parents of said kids ( didn't pay for them ). This was a major CF, but we did manage to get a discount for the entire group, and I believe it came up less than $400 for all the kids, and myself. My wife isn't a huge fan of heat or crowds, and Carowinds offers and abundance of both, she elected to sit this one out in the A/C. Unfortunately for her, so did my dad, but it was a great time to get some serious quality time for him and her ( hahahahahahah ). nnCarowinds offers everything that you might expect out of an amusement park. This place has been around forever and it's seems to have progressed with the times. The roller coasters are absolutely fantastic, and remarkably they still have some of the old school ones still around, Goldrush and Thunder road. Love roller coaster, but I must admit that the "Afterburner" made me a little nauseous after about the 6th ride. Oh, we went on a Tuesday and the crowds were minimal, but the heat was on full torque, so thank God for the water park, it was a chance to cool off. NOTE:  Sunblock is a must. nnThere is a family, young persons/toddler section, that's fantastic, and now that I again have toddlers I can assure you that I'll end up spending a fair amount of time in it. nnAll in all and great time for all. And I'm sure at some point in the future I'll be spending another balmy summer day at Carowinds.


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Input: I hate this place. It smells bad, like the chemicals that Mom keeps under the sink at home. And the bed is hard and uncomfortable and I do n' t have my dinosaur sheets. And I miss being in my own room. And I do n' t like having these other kids around; they' re all sick and miserable, too. Mom wo n' t tell me when I can go home. I keep asking how long I have to stay here, and every time she just gets sad. " A little longer, baby, " she tells me with a soft pat on the head. But she' s been saying that for weeks now. She comes by every day with books for me, and sometimes new games for my gameboy. Dad used to come by more often, but it' s been a while now. When he does come, he and Mom do n' t talk much, and he looks very tired. I guess he has a lot of work to do. Doctor Coleman always tries to be upbeat when he takes me into the radiation room. He brings a new comic for me to read every time. Always " The Incredible Hulk. " He says that the radiation will make me stronger, just like it did in the comics. It has n' t worked yet, and I can barely even get out of bed on my own now. I guess that' s why I have to keep going in for more radiation. And that' s why they are doing all the different parts of my body now. I overheard Nurse Meyers saying that it had spread to my lymph nodes, but I do n' t know what that means; I' ve never seen that mentioned in the Hulk comics. He did n' t bring a comic today; he says we' re not going to do the radiation treatment anymore. He and Mom were talking about doing something new and experimental. I wanted to ask if it would still give me powers, but Mom shushed me. There were a lot of big, confusing words, but Doctor Coleman seemed happy about it and said that this would work. Mom was crying, but trying to smile. She returned to my bedside and squeezed my hand. " What does he want to do, Mom? " -- - /u/Shozza87 will be taking over from here!


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Input: 5 stars. 3 for the appetizers and 4 for the entrees. My wife and I went to Casbah for the first time. As we usually do, we decided to share our entrees (TIP - you can get half portion sizes of the pastas!! ) and augment the meal with a few appetizers. For the appetizers, we got the chickpea flatbread, the arugula salad and the sea scallops. The flatbread and salad were just OK. The sea scallops would have been delicious except for the "cured egg yolk" which was infused in the avacado sauce. For those who have never tried a cured egg yolk, I would consider yourself lucky. Actually, the taste wasn't too bad. The smell, however, reminded me of what you would smell if you were on the set of a nasty version of a Hoarders TV episode. Must be an acquired taste. nnFor the main course, we chose the short rib ravioli and the cavatelli. Both were excellent, especially the ravioli. No complaints at all. nnOverall, a very pleasant experience. Good atmosphere. Our waitress was very friendly. The place was busy and had a nice vibe to it. Unfortunately, some of the food was a slight disappointment.


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Input: Mn3V2O8 is a magnetic system in which S = 5/2 Mn2+ is found in the kagomestaircase lattice. Here we report the magnetic phase diagram for temperaturesabove 2 K and applied magnetic fields below 9 T, characterized by measurementsof the magnetization and specific heat with field along the three uniquelattice directions. At low applied magnetic fields, the system first ordersmagnetically below Tm1 ~ 21 K, and then shows a second magnetic phasetransition at Tm2 ~ 15 K. In addition, a phase transition that is apparent inspecific heat but not seen in magnetization is found for all three appliedfield orientations, converging towards Tm2 as H -> 0. The magnetic behavior ishighly anisotropic, with critical fields for magnetic phase boundaries muchhigher when the field is applied perpendicular to the Kagome staircase planethan when applied in-plane. The field-temperature (H - T) phase diagrams arequite rich, with 7 distinct phases observed.


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Input: We study the pseudospectrum of a class of non-selfadjoint differentialoperators. Our work consists in a detailed study of the microlocal properties,which rule the spectral stability or instability phenomena appearing undersmall perturbations for elliptic quadratic differential operators. The class ofelliptic quadratic differential operators stands for the class of operatorsdefined in the Weyl quantization by complex-valued elliptic quadratic symbols.We establish in this paper a simple necessary and sufficient condition on theWeyl symbol of these operators, which ensures the stability of their spectra.When this condition is violated, we prove that it occurs some strong spectralinstabilities for the high energies of these operators, in some regions whichcan be far away from their spectra. We give a precise geometrical descriptionof them, which explains the results obtained for these operators in somenumerical simulations giving the computation of false eigenvalues far fromtheir spectra by algorithms for eigenvalues computing.


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Input: Following an approach based on generating function method phase spacecharacteristics of Landau system are studied in the autonomous framework ofdeformation quantization. Coherent state property of generating functions isestablished and marginal probability densities along canonical coordinate linesare derived. Well defined analogs of inner product, Cauchy-Bunyakowsy-Schwarzinequality and state functional have been defined in phase space and they havebeen used in analyzing the uncertainty structures. The general form of theuncertainty relation for two real-valued functions is derived and uncertaintyproducts are computed in states described by Wigner functions. Minimumuncertainty state property of the standard coherent states is presented anduncertainty structures in the case of phase space generalized coherent statesare analyzed.


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Input: The company said criminals had used the notorious Angler Exploit malware tool to target tens of thousands of users every day.The attacks were focused on customers of hosting provider Limestone Networks.Cisco has issued a patch and published guidance on how users' can protect themselves but analysts doubt this will put an end to Angler attacks."We shouldn't fool ourselves into thinking Cisco's action will serve a killer blow to the Angler Exploit Kit, but it will have bloodied its nose and disrupted the criminals' activities," security expert Graham Cluley told the BBC.Cisco's security team discovered the fraud during a wide-reaching investigation into Angler - one of "the most advanced and concerning hacking tools on the market", according to the firm.The malware takes advantage of vulnerabilities in Flash, Java and other browser plug-ins to break into systems.It can then take computers hostage, demanding a ransom be paid by their owners in order to regain access to the device.Cisco estimates that almost half of the Angler attacks it analysed happened on servers connecting to the US-based hosting provider.It said fraudsters were targeting an estimated 90,000 people a day and generating more than $30m annually from the attacks.Ken Munro, a security expert at Pen Test Partners, said Cisco's investigation was "another great example of cutting off malware at the knees".He added: "By analysing the data around Angler and finding critical compromised servers on the internet that the exploit needs to communicate with, it can be rendered powerless."But he said it would not take long for malware authors to "rewrite their tools to work around this".He said: "It's a running battle that will continue in a slightly modified format."Cisco estimates the total revenue generated by Angler attacks worldwide could exceed $60m annually.


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Input: Ages ago, I ca n' t even remember when, I found an old relic in the cavernous labrynth of catacombs under some long forgotten Egyptian Tomb. Upon that relic I found the giver of life, crone of death herself, and goddess of magic Isis. Using the relic I wished for immortal life for my soul mate and myself. The tricky thing about magic is that you have to be precise. It' s been hundreds of years ago since I found that relic, and have been through relationships like paper dolls. They never last and I have yet to find my soulmate despite traveling and drifting through out the world. Enjoying the evolution of society, and feeling sorrow for the down falls of some. I am now traveling through Beijing and a strange, handsome man has now been trailing me for the past few blocks, I have now worries as he follows me for I know things he probably would never think a woman of my frame and stature capable of doing. Now to lead him some where secluded and see his intent. Turning down an alley off the busy, buzzing street, I wait. He pauses before cautiously traveling down to where I stand. I can see though his features are somewhat shadowed that he is fair looking, with a strong jawline, and cute by my standards. I can tell that he is a bit timid to come any closer. Not sure if he will understand me I call out in my native tounge, " Why have you been following me? What do you want? " In a deep vibrating, velvety, yet soft, voice he says " I felt you long before I saw you. " I could sense the truth in his words. For I too felt him, before I saw him following me. " What is your name? And how old are you? " He inched closer into the light, my heart caught in my chest, and he paused, possibly feeling my anxiousness. " I mean no harm, and now that I see you I can tell our fates are one. Names are meaningless, I am sure you have also traded yours many times as well. "


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Input: nnTime Warner Cable makes me cuss and weep. I luckily lived in an area for the past several years which had AT&T U-Verse which is AWESOME.. .. I never had a second of trouble with any of the services (phone, interwebz and cable for a while - but now just interwebz, with broadcast channels only trom TWC for $18/mo. ). I am moving in a few weeks to a location that does not have AT&T U-Verse, so I am forced back to TWC, NOT HAPPY. nnWhen you finally get a human through the voice activated maze followed by commercials for all of their services, they are generally polite and helpful, but the problem is getting a human. After sitting on hold for approx. 20 minutes yesterday and hearing that you can "manage appointments" either online or via some app 17 times, I downloaded the app and searched for the ability to manage my appointment (move day has changed, so I needed to move the install appointment for internet) and you can't actually manage anything. You can look at it, but all I managed to do was become more annoyed. I then tried the chat function for help, when I finally connected with a person online, I hung up. MISTAKE. You have to call to change appointment times. BLERGH! Back on the phone again, voice maze, stupid ads.. . I finally had to get back to my life after 20 more minutes on hold and gave up for the day. nnSo here I am.. . again.. . on hold.. . we are now at the 12 minute mark to change my appointment time. In all of my moves, the techs have been terribly pleasant (with one exception that I got my pepper spray out for just in case - he was an odd bird), generally on time (within the window) and if you manage to get a human on the phone for support or assistance, they are always helpful and polite as well. Since they apparently hire good people, HIRE MORE!


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Input: Fifteen carriages of the Ajmer-Sealdah Express came off the tracks early on Wednesday. All remaining passengers have now been rescued, officials say.It was India's third major accident on its creaking railways in recent months.Earlier senior Kanpur police official Zaki Ahmed said two people had died but Indian Railways did not confirm this."There were no casualties and 53 passengers were injured in the derailment," said railway spokesperson Anil Saxena.He said two people had been seriously injured.Train accidents are fairly common in India, where much of the railway equipment is out of date. More than 140 people died last month when another train derailed near Kanpur.In July a train smashed into a van full of schoolchildren at a level crossing, killing eight of them.The cause of the latest accident is not yet known and an inquiry has been ordered.The derailment happened when the train was crossing a bridge over a dry canal. Eyewitnesses told local TV channels that there was dense fog when the carriages derailed."Our coach tilted to one side. I jumped out and saw a few coaches were derailed," passenger Rizwan Chaudhary told the Associated Press.Last year, the government announced investments of $137bn (Â£111bn) over five years to modernise and expand the railways.


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Input: You know, I' m not entirely sure as to how this whole arrangement came about. Some big people with some big ideas decided that the world was too big and scary for the humans. It was probably *him*, to be entirely honest. You know who I' m talking about. He was always coming up with some half cocked scheme keep them chugging along. This just happened to be one of his... less thought out plans. But let' s not dwell on the why. My time is far too valuable to be contemplating that kind of thought. Let me tell you about my guy. Bill. Fucking Bill. Do you have any idea how hard it is to protect someone that has, very literally, no sense of self preservation? On a daily basis, he is very nearly maimed or killed, and it is due in all entirety to his complete lack of competence. Do you know how many times I have had to prevent him from choking to death? Any idea? I' ve been keeping count, actually, and it has happened 436 times. Do you know how many times it was due to him getting too excited about eating a fucking cookie? 103. Day in and day out, I have to prevent this man from accidentally killing himself, and to what end? He will no doubt die in no small part due to his own stupidity, and *of course* they will say it' s my fault. Hello, Hell! Here I come! If I did n' t enjoy being alive and " free " so much, at some point I would just let that cookie kill him. I have grown, in case you ca n' t tell, incredibly apathetic towards this man. As much as I wish I could be rid of him, here is where I have to stay. He remains my mortal binding, and when he is gone, I will only be dragged deeper down. To to delay that god awful fate, his guardian I have to remain. Oh look, he' s gotten out of bed. Risky move on his part. I bet this day is going to be just *great*.


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Input: Here are my thoughts over all three of my visits. nnThe atmosphere is inherently romantic, except that the popularity of the restaurant combined with the small space makes it difficult for it to be an intimate outing on a weekend (I've been there on Friday and Sunday evenings for dinner, not sure the situation on weekdays). Sometimes it can get pretty loud. nnHowever, the food makes up for what lacks in terms of atmosphere. I love that they give unlimited table bread with your choice of butter, olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Their entrees come with a house salad that is exquisite: sometimes I look forward to it more than the pasta! It has this great tart dressing with gorgonzola cheese and roasted pine nuts. Absolutely divine. nnI've tried three entrees: nn1) Cavatelli with lamb sausage - light sauce, very flavorful meatballs. Loved trying a new pastann2) Penne with grilled chicken - a constant on an otherwise seasonal menu; this is my BF's staple order but was a bit too safe for menn3) The famous cheese and spinach ravioli in a tomato cream sauce - THE BEST RAVIOLI I've ever had. Dipped the bread in the extra sauce, this will definitely be my order moving forward!


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Input: nnI've only managed to stomach this place a handful of times. I'm not sure if it's the placement of the bar right inside the door that causes me to dislike it. Or the congestion caused by the location of the bar right inside the door. Further back you go the more spacious it gets, but it never seems to be utilized correctly. nnEvery time I am there there seems to be something going on which entails that there will always be a cover charge which ranges from $1 for amateur stripper night to $5 for a drag show upstairs. That's another thing I cannot comprehend about this place, you have two floors of space but if an event is not taking place you only use one floor causing people to be crammed around the bar by the main entrance (yes, I'm still complaining about that). nnKaraoke night here isn't as bad as other local establishments, people can actually sing. Drinks are reasonable priced. Bartenders are attentive. That is if you can make to the bar for a drink. nnOne bad drawback about this place is that every once in a while you have a random person roaming around asking if you want to buy drugs off them. Crack is whack.


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Input: The soft weight of my daughter' s hand on my own lifted my foggy mind back to semi-consciousness. Light wavered at the center of my vision, distorting my perception of the blue hospital bed fabric. Sand shifted between my toes as the cool sea gently rocked me back and forth, warm summer sun beating down on my shoulders. Instead of seagulls and waves, I heard the beeping of the heart monitor, distant and muffled. It melted into the chiming beat of the song being played by my toddler jumper as I bounced towards my mother' s open arms. Orange lights, green lights, a flash with every step. The dog' s fur brushed across my leg as the ball left my brother' s hand, arcing through the bright sky towards the trees in the back yard. A faraway whistle. The light of a flashlight cut through the leaves, blinding me as we searched for the dog. I remembered our efforts were futile. A gentle tug on my hand drew me back to the soft blue blanket. The nurse passed by the bed to check the monitor. Someone' s tears dripped onto my hand as the light filled my vision again, and then I was falling – falling back into the spectrum of memories. I braced myself for the next sensation. There wasn' t one. Straining against my unraveling mind, I struggled to find a grip on my thoughts. *Was I dying? Where was I? Who was I? * The light was still there. It hungered for more. *Hungered for what --? * A feeling of intense horror sank in as I began to understand. All my memories over the course of a lifetime – the fragments that made up my identity had been siphoned away by this predatory entity that now left me with nothing, as nothing. The pressure on my hand lifted, drawing me senseless, back to the bed. I found myself staring at the tube protruding from an emaciated arm. *My arm? * I couldn' t recall. The light pulled away, disappearing along with my vision as I felt the last pulsations of my heart dwindle into nothing. Darkness enveloped my hapless soul.


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Input: The extraction of the weak phase $\alpha$ from $B\to\pi\pi$ decays has beencontroversial from a statistical point of view, as the frequentist vs. bayesianconfrontation shows. We analyse several relevant questions which have notdeserved full attention and pervade the extraction of $\alpha$.Reparametrization Invariance proves appropriate to understand those issues. Weshow that some Standard Model inspired parametrizations can be senseless orinadequate if they go beyond the minimal Gronau and London assumptions: thesingle weak phase $\alpha$ just in the $\Delta I=3/2$ amplitudes, the isospinrelations and experimental data. Beside those analyses, we extract $\alpha$through the use of several adequate parametrizations, showing that there is norelevant discrepancy between frequentist and bayesian results. The mostrelevant information, in terms of $\alpha$, is the exclusion of values around$\alpha\sim \pi/4$; this result is valid in the presence of arbitrary NewPhysics contributions to the $\Delta I=1/2$ piece.


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Input: Zhifei Li, 28, smuggled more than 20 raw rhino horns, while Shusen Wei, 44, is charged with trying to bribe a federal law enforcement officer to aid Mr Li, federal prosecutors said.Qing Wang is accused of sending carved rhino cups to Mr Li in Hong Kong.US federal law bars trafficking in endangered species.Mr Li and Mr Wei are Chinese nationals. The investigation was carried out by the US Fish and Wildlife Service.According to prosecutors, Mr Li sent hundreds of thousands of dollars to a co-conspirator in the US to buy rhino horns, which were sent in porcelain vases to another person in Hong Kong, in an effort to evade US authorities.'Good health'Mr Li is also accused of trying to buy two rhino horns for $59,000 (Â£38,000) in a hotel room in Miami in January from an undercover fish and wildlife officer. He also asked the undercover officer to procure more horns and send them to Hong Kong.Mr Wei, who was sharing a hotel room with Mr Li, later asked an undercover informant to take a fish and wildlife officer out for dinner and offer her money to help Mr Li, prosecutors said.Meanwhile, prosecutors say Mr Wang bought libation cups carved from rhino horn in the US and sent them to Mr Li in Hong Kong.Some believe drinking from intricately carved rhino horn cups brings good health, and the cups are highly prized by collectors, US authorities said.Native to Africa, the black rhinoceros is classified as a critically endangered species, according to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.But demand for rhino horns and the prices paid for them on the black market have soared in recent years, US prosecutors said.


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Input: However, since they've hired a new chef, they put on more pretensions now, they have some alleged "Szechuan" dishes, which are quite a bit more expensive, yet EVEN WORSE than the regular dishes. The "new chef" is worse than the traditional chefs I've seen there for years. I tried two different dishes from the more expensive menu, some beef which was edible but undermediocre, and then a whole "Szechuan bean chili whole fish" dish which was so bad and literally stinky I couldn't finish it. (I should mention I love Chinese food and I had lots of it, in lots of places. ) The reason I still visit the place, rarely, is a cheapish and tasty Crispy Whole Fish, in the regular menu, which is not authentic Chinese, but which for some reason I crave every three months. nnThe campus Chinese place to go is Lai-Lai, period. There's simply no comparison in quality, and when the ratio price/quantity/quality satisfaction is being taken into account, Lai-Lai offers by far the best deal on campus. Compared to Empire Chinese, Evo (where the chef comes out of the toilet and back into the kitchen, without washing his hands), or even Mandarin Wok, which has some OK dishes, but not equal to Lai-Lai.


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Input: The Swedish Oscar-winner takes over from Angelina Jolie in the latest film to be drawn from the popular video game franchise.Described as a reboot, the film is said to be an origins tale drawn from the plot of the Tomb Raider game released in 2013.Directed by the fabulously named Roar Uthaug, it's due out in March 2018.Vikander, who won an Oscar for The Danish Girl, describes Lara as "a truly iconic character" who acts as "a model for many young women"."She's trying to carve out her place in the world and connect her future with her past," the 28-year-old told Vanity Fair.Norwegian director Uthaug said the film - which also stars Dominic West as Croft's father - would focus "not only on Lara's strength and physical accomplishments but her humanity"."We see Lara as a young woman, smart and capable but largely unfocused, and follow her on a dangerous journey that will push her to her limits in every sense," he went on.Jolie previously played the role in 2001's Lara Croft: Tomb Raider and its 2003 sequel, Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life.Follow us on Facebook, on Twitter @BBCNewsEnts, or on Instagram at bbcnewsents. If you have a story suggestion email entertainment.news@bbc.co.uk.


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Input: Mujati, 32, signed for Ospreys from English Premiership side Sale Sharks in February as cover for Dmitri Arhip and Ma'afu Fia, who were out with injury.The former Springbok has started seven of the last eight games for the region."I've settled in really well here and I'm thrilled to be staying with the Ospreys longer-term," Mujati said.He continued: "My family is here with me and everybody has made us really welcome. It's a good environment to be in."While I'm pleased to be with the Ospreys next season, we have some really important business ahead of us on the field and that has to be the focus for everybody over the next few weeks."Mujati has played in South Africa's Super Rugby with Lions and Stormers, in Top 14 in France with Racing Metro, and in England with Northampton Saints and Sale."It's always difficult for a player moving to a new team in-season and having to learn on the go but Brian has adapted to what we want really well, like the professional that he is," Ospreys head coach Steve Tandy said."With the continued absence of Dmitri and Ma'afu, Brian has had a big role to play. With a good pre-season under his belt, I think we'll truly see the best of him."


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Input: 6: 00 PM On a Thursday... In an alternate universe... Frank points to a newspaper. Dee, and Dennis are at the bar. " Hey Dee, look at this shit, it says something about gravitational waves being found. " " What the fuck are those and why the fuck should I care? " Dennis snarks. " It' s some ripple in the fabric of space or some shit. " Frank retorts " I did n' t feel shit. " Said Dennis " Maybe it' s just your fat fucking feet Frank. " " OOH! " Dee says, " Maybe we could get a giant surfboard and surf through space on your fat feet waves. " " Shut up Dee this is science... " The room starts warping. " The Fuck is going on! " Frank shouts. The fabric of spacetime momentarily warps reality. A big flash of light goes off and the scene miraculously returns to normal. Smoke wafts from out from behind the office door. Cautiously, Frank walks slowly over to the door. Frank opens the door and is faced with a biped wearing a helmet and safety goggles in a laboratory. " What the.. " Cue introduction [ music ] ( https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=idoYCVLh2qI ) *The Gang Finds a Portal to Another Dimension*


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Input: Andrew Robertson, from Berkshire, was killed in Derby Road in Lenton at about 16:45 BST on Thursday.The 20-year-old, who was studying biochemistry at the University of Nottingham, was described by his family as "caring" and "very easy going".Police are investigating the crash, which closed the road for several hours, but no arrests have been made.In a statement, Mr Robertson's family said: "He was a loving son, grandson, brother, nephew, cousin and boyfriend."He had many friends both at university and at home. Words cannot express how much he will be missed and we are extremely saddened by his death."Andrew was caring, fun-loving, sociable, supportive and very easy-going. He was a team player who always kept his word and looked out for others."Nottinghamshire Police has appealed for anyone with dashcam footage of the crash to make contact.


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Input: I live very close to this take out Chinese restaurant and have used them many times over the years. It is true that they were better before the change in ownership but they are still pretty decent. This place like many Chinese restaurants does some things better than others. For instance, their pork fried rice is better than almost any place in Charlotte. In general, their stir fry dishes are quite good. The portions are good, the dishes have plenty of meat and the vegetables are always fresh. As I said, they don't do everything well so I would stay away from the Crab Rangoon and Lo Mein (I am not a fan of that dish anyway). Their soups are just OK so they will do if that is what you really want - just don't expect anything special. The staff is always friendly and they will modify dishes if you request it.


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Input: The mechanism of carbon nanotube (CNT) nucleation and growth has been amystery for over 15 years. Prior models have attempted the extension of olderclassical transport mechanisms. In July 2000, a more detailed and accuratenonclassical, relativistic mechanism was formulated considering the detaileddynamics of the electronics of spin and orbital rehybridization between thecarbon and catalyst via novel mesoscopic phenomena and quantum dynamics.Ferromagnetic carbon was demonstrated. Here, quantum (Hall) effects andrelativistic effects of intense many body spin-orbital interactions for novelorbital rehybridization dynamics (Little Effect) are proposed in this newdynamical magnetic mechanism. This dynamic ferromagnetic mechanism is proven byimposing dynamic and static magnetic fields during CNT syntheses and observingthe different influence of these external magnetic environments on thecatalyzing spin currents and spin waves and the resulting CNT formation.


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Input: We present broadband NIR spectra of A0620-00 obtained with SpeX on the IRTF.The spectrum is characterized by a blue continuum on which are superimposedbroad emission lines of HI and HeII and a host of narrower absorption lines ofneutral metals and molecules. Spectral type standard star spectra scaled to thedereddened spectrum of A0620-00 in K exceed the A0620-00 spectrum in J and Hfor all stars of spectral type K7V or earlier, demonstrating that the donorstar, unless later than K7V, cannot be the sole NIR flux source in A0620-00. Inaddition, the atomic absorption lines in the K3V spectrum are too weak withrespect to those of A0620-00 even at 100% donor star contribution, restrictingthe spectral type of the donor star in A0620-00 to later than K3V. Comparisonof the A0620-00 spectrum to scaled K star spectra indicates that the COabsorption features are significantly weaker in A0620-00 than in field dwarfstars. Fits of scaled model spectra of a Roche lobe-filling donor star to thespectrum of A0620-00 show that the best match to the CO absorption lines isobtained when the C abundance is reduced to [C/H] = -1.5. The donor starcontribution in the H waveband is determined to be 82+-2%. Combined withprevious published results from Froning & Robinson (2001) and Marsh et al.(1994), this gives a precise mass for the black hole in A0620-00 of M_BH =9.7+-0.6 M_solar.


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Input: Dynamic magnetic susceptibility, $\chi$, was studied in several intermetallicmaterials exhibiting ferromagnetic, antiferromagnetic and metamagnetictransitions. Precise measurements by using a 14 MHz tunnel diode oscillator(TDO) allow detailed insight into the field and temperature dependence of$\chi$. In particular, local moment ferromagnets show a sharp peak in $\chi(T)$near the Curie temperature, $T_c$. The peak amplitude decreases and shifts tohigher temperatures with very small applied dc fields. Anisotropic measurementsof CeVSb$_3$ show that this peak is present provided the magnetic easy axis isaligned with the excitation field. In a striking contrast, small moment,itinerant ferromagnets (i.e., ZrZn$_2$) show a broad maximum in $\chi(T)$ thatresponds differently to applied field. We believe that TDO measurements providea very sensitive way to distinguish between local and itinerant moment magneticorders. Local moment antiferromagnets do not show a peak at the N\'eeltemperature, $T_N$, but only a sharp decrease of $\chi$ below $T_N$ due to theloss of spin-disorder scattering changing the penetration depth of the acexcitation field. Furthermore, we show that the TDO is capable of detectingchanges in spin order as well as metamagnetic transitions. Finally, criticalscaling of $\chi(T,H)$ in the vicinity of $T_C$ is discussed in CeVSb$_3$ andCeAgSb$_2$.


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Input: Steve Feltham had hoped to complete his task in three years after giving up his job and selling his home in Dorset to move to Dores near Inverness.Tuesday marks the 25th anniversary of his effort to explain the monster.He said: "In that time I had one sighting of something I could not explain, but I can't say what it was."The 53-year-old is recognised by the Guinness Book of Records for the longest continuous monster hunting vigil of Loch Ness.Mr Feltham, who began his search in 1991 and has been fascinated by the mystery since childhood, said: "I look at 25 years as a good halfway mark in trying to solve this."I am willing to dedicate another 25 years. Hopefully it will only take another few weeks. Who knows?"When I first came here I had no clear idea how long I would need. But I thought I would see something in three years."May this year also saw the marking of 20 years of the Official Loch Ness Monster Sightings Register.Inverness-based chartered accountant Gary Campbell, the keeper of the register, has logged more than 1,000 sightings since the record started.Mr Campbell, who believes a large fish or eel is behind the monster claims, said the majority of sightings were not included because they could be explained.


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Input: The Bank said the problem "had only just come to light" and it was treating the concerns with "utmost seriousness".Vegans have expressed anger because the new polymer fiver contains a small amount of tallow, which is derived from animal waste products.A petition to ban the note has attracted more than 100,000 signatures.The tallow is used in an early stage of the production process and is "an extremely small amount", the Bank said."We are aware of some people's concerns about traces of tallow in our new £5 note. We respect those concerns and are treating them with the utmost seriousness," its statement said."This issue has only just come to light, and the Bank did not know about it when the contract was signed."[Supplier] Innovia is now working intensively with its supply chain and will keep the Bank informed on progress towards potential solutions," it added.The petition, hosted on the Change.org website, calls on the Bank of England to "cease to use animal products in the production of currency that we have to use".It states that tallow is "unacceptable to millions of vegans, vegetarians, Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and others in the UK".A number of Sikh and Hindus have also urged the notes be banned from temples, where meat products are forbidden.Hindus believe cows are holy and sacred, and many do not wear shoes or carry bags made from the skin of cattle that has been slaughtered. Practising Sikhs are strict vegetarians.The response from the UK's Hindu and Sikh communities began to gather pace after vegans and vegetarians voiced their feelings on social media on Tuesday.The new plastic £5 note was introduced in September and is more durable than the previous one. It is expected to last an average of five years - compared to two years previously.


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Input: Their online system is less than user friendly but he was great about scheduling for me. When I arrived for my massage Todd mistook me for someone else. When I let him know that I was a new patient he took me back to the lobby to fill out paperwork. While I was filling out the paperwork he proceeded to take his sweater off so that he was just wearing an undershirt. While this is not innapropriate, it did strike me as unprofessional. His social interactions with me continued to be strange. While he was never inappropriate, he was less than professional. When I told him that I had suffered from tight painful calves he said "Yes! " Again, not inappropriate but not professional. I have also never had a therapist that didnt tell me to undress to my comfort level. He just told me to undress and that he would be back  with a heat lamp. At this point, as a female about to undress for a large male, he didn't do anything to make sure that I felt comfortable. The entire interaction leading up to the massage was strange and uncomfortable. nThe massage itself was fine. At one point he made a slurping nose and then apologized for forgetting to swallow. The pressure was too much at times and when I told him that it hurt his response was, "But it's so good for the tissue. " I will not be going back and I wouldn't recommend him to a friend. I think it's good to remember that if you are a muscular male that is working with women in vulernable positions, you need to make sure that you are professional at all times.


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Input: We placed our drink and food selections with the waitress. She brought our soups, which luckily had spoons in the huge bowls. All were absolutely delicious. The lobster bisque actually had lots of pieces of lobster and the onion soup rich, beefy taste with lots of onions. The clam chowder had tons of clams and the portion was large enough for a meal!! ! Our shrimp appetizers. .. fried shrimp and shrimp cooked in a beer broth were excellent. Unfortunately our server had no clue how to actually serve people in a restaurant.. . we had to ask 3 times for napkins and when they were finally brought to the table, she acted as if she was doing us a Big Favor. Then after our food was brought to the table and we asked multiple times for eating utensils. The first time we asked her we were polite, then asked another server, then when we asked at the hostess stand we were told "oh we told your waitress to bring them". When she finally brought them to our table she said "if you had asked nicely I would have brought them sooner". Can you believe that!! ! The floor manager came over and while he apologized, also made excuses for her confrontational behavior. n5 stars for food and food prep, 0 stars for rude service or lack of service.


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Input: John drove his red go-kart through space with a number nine circled on the front. He had been evading Death for so long now he could not remember but his only saving grace was the horn, it warded off the demons that would wish to claim his soul and it is the reason Death has n' t caught him yet. John caught sight of a familiar scythe ahead of him, it was Death with his black robes, long scythe and a skull for his head he was looking right at John. John had no fear for the mighty horn would protect him, the go-kart sped up to Death and John had a small gold horn and he was ready to honk. Meters away from Death, John started to squeeze the horn, but before he squeezed the horn Death lowered his long silver scythe onto the end of the horn, right through John' s hand and piercing the horn. Death stared at John and he whispered " Got no horn any more John. You' re coming with me. " John opened his mouth and said " Ah shit. "


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Input: The sub-millimetre wavelength regime is perhaps the most poorly explored overlarge areas of the sky, despite the considerable effort that has been expendedin making deep maps over small regions. As a consequence the properties of thesub-millimetre sky as a whole, and of rare bright objects in particular,remains largely unknown. Here we describe a forthcoming survey (the SCUBA-2``All-Sky'' Survey, or SASSy) designed to address this issue by making alarge-area map of approximately one-fifth of the sky visible from the JCMT(4800 square degrees) down to a 1 sigma noise level of 30 mJy/beam. This mapforms the pilot for a much larger survey, which will potentially map theremaining sky visible from the JCMT, with the region also visible to ALMA as apriority. SASSy has been awarded 500 hours for the 4800 square degree pilotphase and will commence after the commissioning of SCUBA-2, expected in early2008.


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Input: According to extensive experimental findings, the Ginzburg temperature$t_{G}$ for ionic fluids differs substantially from that of nonionic fluids[Schr\"oer W., Weig\"{a}rtner H. 2004 {\it Pure Appl. Chem.} {\bf 76} 19]. Atheoretical investigation of this outcome is proposed here by a mean fieldanalysis of the interplay of short and long range interactions on the value of$t_{G}$. We consider a quite general continuous charge-asymmetric model made ofcharged hard spheres with additional short-range interactions (withoutelectrostatic interactions the model belongs to the same universality class asthe 3D Ising model). The effective Landau-Ginzburg Hamiltonian of the fullsystem near its gas-liquid critical point is derived from which the Ginzburgtemperature is calculated as a function of the ionicity. The results obtainedin this way for $t_{G}$ are in good qualitative and sufficient quantitativeagreement with available experimental data.


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Input: Armed officers were sent to a store in Blackheath, in the West Midlands, at about 12:10 BST and cordoned off the scene as a helicopter hovered above.Officers searched the area and a man was detained. Police do not believe the incident is terror related.The supermarket was evacuated and several roads closed with drivers urged to avoid the area.No injuries have been reported, West Midlands police said.Ch Insp Paul Minor said: "The store remains closed while we examine the scene and assess the cause of the fire... we do not believe this to be related to any terror threat."Halesowen Street, John Street and Union Street were closed.In a statement, Sainsbury's said: "We can confirm there was an incident at our Blackheath store, which is currently closed."Thankfully no colleagues or customers were harmed and the matter is now being investigated by West Midlands Police."The UK terrorism threat level was reduced from critical to severe earlier, five days after the Manchester Arena attack on Monday, but increased security remains in place at events around the country.A huge police operation is under way in Birmingham while the city's annual two-day Pride festival takes places.


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Input: I pushed the ringing headaches away and continued to enjoy the endless buffet that was laid before me, but with every succulent bite of pork and every sweet mouthful of wine the noise grew. I become more aware of what was going on in my head i could hear voices, a male and female, Discussing me. i listened but could only make out snippets of dialogue. " 127 years... ", " No signs of brain trauma or damage.... " My vision cut out for a half second then again, and again, i was starting to lose the ability to feel my surroundings, the pork whent bland and the wine bitter. My fingers gripped at the table cloth, it felt like a hole, my hands and feet had gone numb, a tingling sensation spread up my legs and arms into my chest. I felt it reach my heart where it pulsated and grew unbearably painful. I fell to the floor my heart shattered inside my chest my vision cut strait to black, my mind was gone. A faint beep was the first thing I heard, then a subtle hum of machinery. I could feel a soft sponge like feeling spread from the nape of neck down through my whole body. My hands slowly gained feeling and movement, I could feel my heart beating in my chest my body was warm and soft almost mortal again. My eyes shot open all I could see was white. white ceilings, walls and doors. Only one thing caught my eye a sigh above a double door that read' ward 57 coma therapy.'


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Input: Stereoscopic spectral imaging is an observing technique that affords rapidacquisition of limited spectral information over an entire image planesimultaneously. Light from a telescope is dispersed into multiple spectralorders, which are imaged separately, and two or more of the dispersed imagesare combined using an analogy between the (x,y,\lambda) spectral data space andconventional (x,y,z) three-space. Because no photons are deliberately destroyedduring image acquisition, the technique is much more photon-efficient in someobserving regimes than existing techniques such as scanned-filtergraph orscanned-slit spectral imaging. Hybrid differential stereoscopy, which uses acombination of conventional cross-correlation stereoscopy and linearapproximation theory to extract the central wavelength of a spectral line, hasbeen used to produce solar Stokes-V (line-of-sight) magnetograms in the 617.34nm Fe I line, and more sophisticated inversion techniques are currently beingused to derive Doppler and line separation data from EUV images of the solarcorona collected in the neighboring lines of He-II and Si-XI at 30.4 nm. Inthis paper we develop an analytic a priori treatment of noise in the line shiftsignal derived from hybrid differential stereoscopy. We use the analysis toestimate the noise level and measurement precision in a high resolution solarmagnetograph based on stereoscopic spectral imaging, compare those estimates toa test observation made in 2003, and discuss implications for futureinstruments.


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Input: The Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO) is one of anew generation of detectors of gravitational radiation. The existence ofgravitational radiation was first predicted by Einstein in 1916, howevergravitational waves have not yet been directly observed. One source ofgravitation radiation is binary inspiral. Two compact bodies orbiting eachother, such as a pair of black holes, lose energy to gravitational radiation.As the system loses energy the bodies spiral towards each other. This causestheir orbital speed and the amount of gravitational radiation to increase,producing a characteristic ``chirp'' waveform in the LIGO sensitive band. Inthis thesis, matched filtering of LIGO science data is used to search for lowmass binary systems in the halo of dark matter surrounding the Milky Way.Observations of gravitational microlensing events of stars in the LargeMagellanic Cloud suggest that some fraction of the dark matter in the halo maybe in the form of Massive Astrophysical Compact Halo Objects (MACHOs). It hasbeen proposed that low mass black holes formed in the early universe may be acomponent of the MACHO population; some fraction of these black hole MACHOswill be in binary systems and detectable by LIGO. The inspiral from a MACHObinary composed of two 0.5 solar mass black holes enters the LIGO sensitiveband around 40 Hz. The chirp signal increases in amplitude and frequency,sweeping through the sensitive band to 4400 Hz in 140 seconds. By usingevidence from microlensing events and theoretical predictions of the populationan upper limit is placed on the rate of black hole MACHO inspirals in thegalactic halo.


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Input: Sorry for the comment. They may be the only service provider in this area that they do not care or the employees have not been paid enough that they do not care about their job. nnI signed up as they knocked at my door. Like someone said, we need internet nowadays. We need cable TV in order we can get national or world news, more informatory program or some quality programs. They were fast to install for you. But when you do not have service, it takes forever to talk to someone on the phone or they hanged you up after waiting forever. nnHowever when I wanted to seek their help, they would not answer you without a pin and kept transfer you to so many departments (really that big, I don't know) till your phone call dropped. That will take you hours on the phone without a solution. nnAs I need to move and cancel the account, they will give you a hard time. Watch out this company.


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Input: ' He will NOT leave me alone!' The woman was tall and formidable in presence. Her Marilyn Monroe blonde curls were starting to falter a little in their style and luster, becoming looser with every stamp of her high heeled foot.' Now, ma' am, if you' ll just-' spluttered the judge. Beads of sweat were forming on his wrinkled brow. Today' s trial was nerve-wracking enough without having the persistent attention of an obnoxious ( but distractingly attractive ) woman.' My former husband wo n' t leave me alone, even AFTER DEATH!' she hollered, causing several members of the jury to wince and lean back a little.' N-now -- " He follows me everywhere! The bedroom, the kitchen, the café - " U-um, I' m sure it' s not so- " -THE BATHROOM-' The judge banged the hammer hopelessly on his desk. Deciding the recent widow was a lost cause, he turned his attention desperately to the ghost in question.' Mr. Brown,' he said.' You are being - you have been - you were being - uh -' He paused to dab at his forehead with a handkerchief.' You are being accused of violating a restraining order placed on you by Ms. Peters here, and - erm - indecent exposure. What do you have to say for yourself?' Mr. Brown blinked blearily at him for a moment before morosely raising his translucent wrists.' I have nothing to say in defence,' he said.' I suppose you should just put some handcuffs on me and throw me in a cell.' The judge was relieved to find the ghost so forthcoming, and truly appreciated his honesty. That kind of thing was rare to come by, and really made things easier. Mr. Brown floated out of his cell a few hours after being locked up, and kind of almost felt bad for the guy.


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Input: I knew it was cliché at the time but i could n' t think of a better place to go. I threw the time grenade off the cliff which had been previously set for 80 million years ago. I pedaled the umbrella-coptor off the cliff and landed right in the whirlpool the time grenade had created. I arrived in the time of the T-Rex. The biggest, beastliest, animal that had ever lived. I explored the pristine, unpolluted, land and witnessed the Earth for the first time in my life. Unfortunately i had traveled too far and lost my way back from the umbrella-coptor. Suddenly I heard a massive roar that shook the Earth with every footstep. The modern time traveler might have become unhinged by this roaring but I did not crumple at the sight. Instead I put on my novelty giant English Guard Bearskin Hat. This was the weakness of the T-Rex. It could not lower it' s head without poking it' s eye out on my hat. Or so I thought. The T-Rexes regrouped and I saw them put on giant novelty boxing gloves. Oh no the only weakness of the giant novelty item…ANOTHER GIANT NOVELTY ITEM!! They quickly ran at me but their dwarfed legs could not handle the weight of the gloves. All the dinosaurs tripped and soon we were all on the floor and everybody walked the dinosaur.


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Input: When did I fall in love with her? As we eat our dinner I ca n' t help but gaze into her eyes. She looks back at me with the same loving gaze she always has. I never get tired of looking at her, her skin smooth as plastic. Her eyes reflected the chandelier and gave off a twinkle, this is the woman I want to spend the rest of my life with. As I dig into the wonderful soup she made for me, I think back onto how we first met. I saw her online and knew immediately, there could not be a life without her. Without a second thought my mouse hit the purchase option and the window flashed, two weeks expected delivery. It had to be the hardest two weeks any man had to endure in their life. When the time came I was watching out my window, like a child waiting on Santa. The UPS truck pulled up and the carrier produced a medium sized box from his truck. I could n' t wait any longer and ran to meet him half way. This was it my queen, my life, my everything. As I ran inside I opened the box and there she was smiling back at me. At that moment I knew everything had changed for the better.


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Input: A million listeners is a big drop. However, quarterly radio listening figures have a habit of bouncing around.Look over the long term and what's surprising is that in an era of huge technological change, radio listening has stayed so stable overall.In March 2006, Radio 1 had a weekly reach of 9.9 million listeners aged over 15. In March 2016, it had 9.9 million.However, there are trends hidden in the figures.The number of hours that 15-24 year-olds listen to radio has gone from 29 million hours in 2010 to 16 million in 2016.That young audience has dropped from 3.7 million (45%) to 2.9 million (36%).But why do people care so much about Radio 1's figures?The BBC worries about it because it is their most successful youth brand and the corporation as a whole struggles to reach young people.The external attention is harder to fathom. The era of Radio 1 being the most listened-to radio station passed long ago.The big shift has not been the decline of Radio 1, it has been the rise of Radio 2. In 1999, Radio 2 had 9.6 million listeners - it now has 15.5 million.Radio 1's success in the 1970s and 80s means that the middle-aged people who are avid consumers of news retain an interest in the one bit of youth culture that they still recognise.Indeed, Radio 1 has 4.1 million listeners over the age of 35 - and around 800,000 of them are over the age of 60.It is worth noting that this 4.1 million figure hasn't changed much, even though BBC 6Music - which is aimed at this older audience - has seen its reach go from 200,000 to 1.4 million.Around 11 million hours of Radio 1's listening is by people over the age of 45. The problem for Radio 1 is that today's generation gap is more about the way we consume music than the music itself.No wonder Radio 1's press release wants to point out how many hits the station's channel is getting on YouTube.Follow us on Twitter @BBCNewsEnts, on Instagram, or email entertainment.news@bbc.co.uk.


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Input: Alexander B. Medvinsky \emph{et al} [A. B. Medvinsky, I. A. Tikhonova, R. R.Aliev, B.-L. Li, Z.-S. Lin, and H. Malchow, Phys. Rev. E \textbf{64}, 021915(2001)] and Marcus R. Garvie \emph{et al} [M. R. Garvie and C. Trenchea, SIAMJ. Control. Optim. \textbf{46}, 775-791 (2007)] shown that the minimalspatially extended reaction-diffusion model of phytoplankton-zooplankton canexhibit both regular, chaotic behavior, and spatiotemporal patterns in a patchyenvironment. Based on that, the spatial plankton model is furtherlyinvestigated by means of computer simulations and theoretical analysis in thepresent paper when its parameters would be expected in the case of mixedTuring-Hopf bifurcation region. Our results show that the spiral waves exist inthat region and the spatiotemporal chaos emerge, which arise from the far-fieldbreakup of the spiral waves over large ranges of diffusion coefficients ofphytoplankton and zooplankton. Moreover, the spatiotemporal chaos arising fromthe far-field breakup of spiral waves does not gradually involve the wholespace within that region. Our results are confirmed by means of computationspectra and nonlinear bifurcation of wave trains. Finally, we give someexplanations about the spatially structured patterns from the community level.


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Input: The end... too late for anything. There have been many ends, but they have always been isolated, even when many endings were together. Endings were often a part of another story - the people whose stories ended in genocide inspire war and revenge. Endings are a large part of passion - they inspire us to act, to stave off the end. I' m not even sure if there can be a real ending, not until The End, when entropy has won. Everything seems to be a part of the cosmic narrative, like a current built from rushing bits of water that have no way of knowing if they will reach an ocean or a farm or a lake. In that sense, this is not an end - it is tiny compared to the cosmic background. But that does not mean it is truly small. He feared this was truly the end. Not of everything, but of this world. We were the universe, and while the actual matter that composed us could never be destroyed, I did not understand what would happen to our knowledge. That' s what stopped me. Matter... it is conserved, along with energy. But knowledge... knowledge is never conserved. It might not be infinite, but it is never conserved. Knowledge builds itself, and the more you have the more you can get. To destroy knowledge was to snuff a light. In the end, I must be what I am - alive. My knife fell to the floor. A small victory for life, if it ever truly fought death. But a huge victory for me, in my own role in humanity' s fight against death.


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Input: Has anyone read the essay arguing that Ender' s Game is " pornography ", in the sense that it cares more about repeatedly satisfying the reader' s desires ( " fetishes " ) for wish-fulfillment and self-pity than about a more deeply satisfying plot? Well, I do n' t agree with it. What might be valid points are greatly exaggerated as they apply to that book; the plot is not that bad, and the themes it gets at hardly as trivial as suggested. Speaking as a frequent reader, however, that may not be the case for the short shorts that usually get written here. Of course, this sub is for practice and learning, so it' s only to be expected, and fitting much substance into that length is *hard*; but if I were to judge top responses on pure literary quality, I' d only very rarely find something interesting enough to keep me coming back. In lieu of that, in practice I get interested by ideas: the combination of the interestingness of the prompts themselves and whatever additional elements responders add to create a fresh feeling setting. I want to think about the worlds they created more than I care about the actual events they' re recounting. To some extent, this is a factor in the appeal of all genre fiction to me, but in this format I find it much more significant. So that' s one desire: to feel entranced, if only a little, by a world. If you add wish fulfillment on top, so much the better... surely near everyone reading the constant superpower prompts imagines a little the protagonist as thenselves? Though the current state of affairs is not the only possible one. If the mods managed to focus people on reality fiction a little and thereby set the bar a little higher, it might be interesting to see how writers adapt.


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Input: The purpose of the present work is to treat a new notion related to lineardynamics, which can be viewed as a "localization" of the notion ofhypercyclicity. In particular, let $T$ be a bounded linear operator acting on aBanach space $X$ and let $x$ be a non-zero vector in $X$ such that for everyopen neighborhood $U\subset X$ of $x$ and every non-empty open set $V\subset X$there exists a positive integer $n$ such that $T^{n}U\cap V\neq\emptyset$. Inthis case $T$ will be called a $J$-class operator. We investigate the class ofoperators satisfying the above property and provide various examples. It isworthwhile to mention that many results from the theory of hypercyclicoperators have their analogues in this setting. For example we establishresults related to the Bourdon-Feldman theorem and we characterize the$J$-class weighted shifts. We would also like to stress that even non-separableBanach spaces which do not support topologically transitive operators, as forexample $l^{\infty}(\mathbb{N})$, do admit $J$-class operators.


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Input: Parity doubling in excited hadrons is reviewed. Parity degeneracy in hadronswas first experimentally observed 40 years ago. Recently new experimental dataon light mesons caused much excitement and renewed interest to the phenomenon,which still remains to be enigmatic. The present retrospective review is anattempt to trace the history of parity doubling phenomenon, thus providing akind of introduction to the subject. We begin with early approaches of 1960s(Regge theory and dynamical symmetries) and end up with the latest trends(manifestations of broader degeneracies and AdS/QCD). We show the evolution ofvarious ideas about parity doubling. The experimental evidence for thisphenomenon is scrutinized in the non-strange sector. Some experiments of 1960sdevoted to the search for missing non-strange bosons are re-examined and it isargued that results of these experiments are encouraging from the modernperspective.


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Input: Massive merging black holes will be the primary sources of powerfulgravitational waves at low frequency, and will permit to test generalrelativity with candidate galaxies close to a binary black hole merger. In thispaper we identify the typical mass ratio of the two black holes but then showthat the distance when gravitational radiation becomes the dominant dissipativeeffect (over dynamical friction) does not depend on the mass ratio. However thedynamical evolution in the gravitational wave emission regime does. For thetypical range of mass ratios the final stage of the merger is preceded by arapid precession and a subsequent spin-flip of the main black hole. Thisalready occurs in the inspiral phase, therefore can be described analyticallyby post-Newtonian techniques. We then identify the radio galaxies with asuper-disk as those in which the rapidly precessing jet produces effectively apowerful wind, entraining the environmental gas to produce the appearance of athick disk. These specific galaxies are thus candidates for a merger of twoblack holes to happen in the astronomically near future.


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Input: The Frenchman finished with a 26-second advantage over Northern Ireland's Kris Meeke, who was second.Volkswagen Motorsport's Ogier, 31, secured his third successive title in September in a dominant season with co-driver Julien Ingrassia.Wales' Elfyn Evans finished sixth in the race and seventh in the championship.Finland's Jari-Matti Latvala finished second in the drivers' standings ahead of Andreas Mikkelsen of Norway, who was third in WalesMeeke and co-driver Paul Nagle were fifth overall in the driver's Championship with his Citroen team runners-up in the manufacturers' championship behind Volkswagen.Ogier's victory on a storm-lashed weekend in Wales was his eighth win of the season but his thoughts were with those affected by Friday's deadly attacks in Paris."We're happy to finish the season like that from a sporting view, but my mind wasn't really there this weekend," Ogier said."It was hard to carry on after the tragedy in France and our thoughts were with the people."We wanted this victory as our small sign for those who have been touched, and to show we must be even stronger against these things."


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Input: We report on a theoretical derivation of the electronic dielectric responseof semiconductor nanocrystals using a tight-binding framework. Extending to thenanoscale the Hanke and Sham approach [Phys. Rev. B 12, 4501 (1975)] developedfor bulk semiconductors, we show how local field effects can be included in thestudy of confined systems. A great advantage of this scheme is that of beingformulated in terms of localized orbitals and thus it requires very fewcomputational resources and times. Applications to the optical and screeningproperties of semiconductor nanocrystals are presented here and discussed.Results concerning the absorption cross section, the static polarizability andthe screening function of InAs (direct gap) and Si (indirect gap) nanocrystalscompare well to both first principles results and experimental data. We alsoshow that the present scheme allows us to easily go beyond the continuumdielectric model, based on the Clausius-Mossotti equation, which is frequentlyused to include the nanocrystal surface polarization. Our calculations indicatethat the continuum dielectric model, used in conjunction with a size dependentdielectric constant, underestimates the nanocrystal polarizability, leading toexceedingly strong surface polarization fields.


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Input: I can totally get into a "mom and pop" style breakfast place, but Three Sisters is just plain dirty. The carpet is filthy, booths are tearing, and the place is just lacking in basic upkeep. nnNow to the food: it's not the worst I've ever had, but a far cry from the best. I had the 2, 2, 2, 2 (eggs with 2 slices of bacon, 2 sausage links and 2 pancakes). The eggs were cooked well and the sausage links were actually very good. But the bacon was under cooked and pretty soggy. The pancakes were pretty tasty, though. My boyfriend ordered eggs with bacon and toast and complained about the same things. His eggs were under cooked and the bacon was again, soggy. The toast was fine but how can you really mess up toast? nnService was super slow. I think it took 40 minutes for us to get our food which is outrageous. The food was also kind of pricey for what you get. Our meal was $18 and probably should have cost around $12. Not to mention the surprise that they don't take credit cards. There aren't any signs posted anywhere that they only accept cash, they don't even post it on the menu. Plus the closest place to grab some cash is to walk down to the PDQ and use their ATM, absolutely ridiculous! I definitely won't be returning anytime soon.


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Input: Hi, I saw that no experienced writers posted any critiques so if you do n' t mind I have somethings I did n' t quite understand about your work. 1 ) Why did the MC stop talking with the imagined girl? 2 ) Why does the girl ask MC to talk about herself in a more positive note yet not push her to find the positives in what she experienced? 3 ) Why is the name of the imagined girl never disclosed? If MC is in love with her and she is a product of schizophrenia, would n' t there be a name? 4 ) This is a more personal feel, I ca n' t exactly say why, but I could n' t FEEL the immense love they have for each other. All I can see is you saying they are in love, but I ca n' t feel it. 5 ) " looking at her slowly fainting " part in the end confused me, if the girl is a product of schizophrenia and the MC claims that after death she can finally see the girl, then how did she look at the girl slowly fainting? I hope these help you out a little bit! Again, I' m a complete novice so please take it with a grain of salt, but more importantly I liked the direction of the story! Please keep developing it!


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Input: The room was silent except for the occasional fall of incense ash. Its scent filled the room and I inhaled deeply. Then slowly let it out. Inhale deeply then slowly let it out. Man, what was the first thing I was going to do with magic? Flying? I' ve heard flying is quite fun. I did n' t have the money for a jet pack, but with magic I could fly on my own accord. It would be so amazing to touch the clouds and see the city below me. Or perhaps invisibility or clairovoyance? Thoughts of sneaking or seeing into the girls' locker room filled my mind. Visions of tits, pussies of and ass filled my head and my pants became tighter. Especially that one cheerleader. Focus! Meditation takes complete focus. Breathe in and out. In and out. I wonder how I did on my calculus test last week? I feel like I did good. But maybe not. Focus! Magic! Pew pew. Laser beams. I could create my own jet pack or even my own flying car! Ah, fuck it. That' s enough meditation for one day. It would take about five years after I figure out how to meditate for hours. As I checked the clock, I realized it had only been ten minutes. Well, you got ta start somewhere.


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Input: With sarcasm contained behind the friendliest of smiles, I turn to face the woman in the line. I tell myself the paycheck will be worth all of these trials, That in the end it all will be just fine. " I can not get the screen to work, I tried all that I can. " The woman frowns, and slams her grimoire down. " There must be something wrong with the motherboard or the fan, And you' re the only Merlintosh in town. " I listened to her tale without the slightest hint of glee, And asked some simple questions when she stopped. I knew this time I' d hardly be collecting any fee, That all my hopes of riches had been dropped. " There never was a problem with your Grimoire 7, ma' am. " I barely could contain a quiet scoff. " The reason that you thought your new equipment was a sham, Was that the power switch was turned to off. "


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Input: Previous LHC forecasts for the constrained minimal supersymmetric standardmodel (CMSSM), based on current astrophysical and laboratory measurements, haveused priors that are flat in the parameter tan beta, while being constrained topostdict the central experimental value of MZ. We construct a different, newand more natural prior with a measure in mu and B (the more fundamental MSSMparameters from which tan beta and MZ are actually derived). We find that as aconsequence this choice leads to a well defined fine-tuning measure in theparameter space. We investigate the effect of such on global CMSSM fits toindirect constraints, providing posterior probability distributions for LargeHadron Collider (LHC) sparticle production cross sections. The change in priorshas a significant effect, strongly suppressing the pseudoscalar Higgs bosondark matter annihilation region, and diminishing the probable values ofsparticle masses. We also show how to interpret fit information from a MarkovChain Monte Carlo in a frequentist fashion; namely by using the profilelikelihood. Bayesian and frequentist interpretations of CMSSM fits are comparedand contrasted.


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Input: I rush and unlock the door, except I am greeted by more darkness. I rush and unlock the door, except I am greeted by more darkness. It stretches out in front of me for infinity. I can never escape. He was right. I' ll never leave. I should have stayed put. Maybe I would have lived a little longer. Another hour or day or week. Do I want to live another hour or day or week though? I' ve been degraded, strung up against a wall naked. He' s done horrible, vile things to me. How does a person come back from that? *Can* you come back from that? I hear his boots on the ground, thundering. My weak legs give way, and I fall to the ground. I can feel the dried blood on my legs, and the fresh blood slowly dripping down from the new wounds he' s put on me. What is the point in trying to fight anymore? I' m just a little prey animal and he is the predator. He' s hunted me down, and now he' s just toying with me. The little shard of glass in my hand scrapes against the concrete as I bring it up to my throat. I wo n' t be his play thing anymore. I' m escaping.


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Input: The $D {\bar D}^*$ scattering amplitude and the production of the finalstates $\pi^+ \pi^- J/\psi$ and $\pi^+ \pi^- \pi^0 J/\psi$ near the $D^0 {\barD}^{*0}$ threshold are discussed following the recent suggestion that theobserved peaks X(3872) and X(3875) in the decays $B \to X K$ are due to avirtual state $X$ in the $D^0 {\bar D}^{*0}$ channel. The strong interaction istreated using the small interaction radius approximation. It is shown that themass difference between the charged and neutral $D^{(*)}$ mesons results in adistinctive behavior of the relevant isotopic amplitudes. In particular, theshape of the peak in the $\pi^+ \pi^- J/\psi$ channel should be significantlynarrower than in the $\pi^+ \pi^- \pi^0 J/\psi$ channel, which property can beused for an experimental test of the virtual state hypothesis.


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Input: The price was good and the staff were nice. The place is good to sit and enjoy the meal. nnUPDATE (8/3/14): it seems that drive-thro staff are a little different. Since I like the food, I wanted to try something new and asked for it by the number when driving through. I ordered something and the cashier was saying some details about which or what thing I want as the options. But I wasn't familiar and asked her to repeat (and she was talking very fast) and she refused, thinking that I (We) are some kids playing with the mic. nnI asked for the third time, and she said this is not funny (! ) and I told her nobody is trying to be funny. So, she called the manager, and he just asked is what we wanted, ignoring what had happened and the food options. The cashier was disrespectful, and the manager was having her back being rude to us.. .. It was a really bad experience. They didn't put any sauce for us in the bag and no receipt as well. At the window, when she saw us, she said "I thought you are fooling around". I am not sure how appropriate is to talk to a customer like this. I had a really bad experience with this TACO BELL.. . maybe if we were Americans, it could not happen.. . disappointing as we live in 2014.. ..


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Input: I stared at both of my good friends, angered and saddened that I had to make such a hard decision; who could choose just one half of a whole heart? James was only nineteen and he was the first person to befriend me when I was the new kid in town almost thirteen years ago. Luis was a year older and I had n' t known him as long; it could n' t have been more than 6 years. Even so, he and I had grown extremely close in a short time: we had so much more in common and he was by far the better listener. But, as I stared intently at Luis and James, I noticed James' eyelids flutter. The movement was so slight that I almost missed it. His lids closed and opened as if trying to keep in a secret. It was then that I knew that I had to choose Luis, because James' eyelids only fluttered when he had been drinking...


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Input: Interaction between metal surface waves and periodic geometry ofsubwavelength structures is at the core of the recent but crucial renewal ofinterest in plasmonics. One of the most intriguing points is the observation ofabnormal strong transmission through these periodic structures, which canexceed by orders of magnitude the classical transmission given by the fillingfactor of the plate. The actual paradigm is that this abnormal transmissionarises from the periodicity, and then that such high transmission shoulddisappear in random geometries. Here, we show that extra energy can be coupledthrough the subwavelength structure by adding a controlled quantity of noise tothe position of the apertures. This result can be modelled in the statisticalframework of stochastic resonance. The evolution of the coupled energy withrespect to noise gives access to the extra energy coupled at the surface of thesubwavelength array.


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Input: In recent years, there has been increasing interest in the specific heat $C$of insulators and semiconductors because of the availability of samples withdifferent isotopic masses and the possibility of performing \textit{ab initio}calculations of its temperature dependence $C(T)$ using as a starting point theelectronic band structure. Most of the crystals investigated are elemental(e.g., germanium) or binary (e.g., gallium nitride) semiconductors. The initialelectronic calculations were performed in the local density approximation anddid not include spin-orbit interaction. Agreement between experimental andcalculated results was usually found to be good, except for crystals containingheavy atoms (e.g., PbS) for which discrepancies of the order of 20% existed atthe low temperature maximum found for $C/T^3$. It has been conjectured thatthis discrepancies result from the neglect of spin-orbit interaction which islarge for heavy atoms ($\Delta_0\sim$1.3eV for the $p$ valence electrons ofatomic lead). Here we discuss measurements and \textit{ab initio} calculationsof $C(T)$ for crystalline bismuth ($\Delta_0\sim$1.7 eV), strictly speaking asemimetal but in the temperature region accessible to us ($T >$ 2K) acting as asemiconductor. We extend experimental data available in the literature andnotice that the \textit{ab initio} calculations without spin-orbit interactionexhibit a maximum at $\sim$8K, about 20% lower than the measured one. Inclusionof spin-orbit interaction decreases the discrepancy markedly: The maximum of$C(T)$ is now only 7% larger than the measured one. Exact agreement is obtainedif the spin-orbit hamiltonian is reduced by a factor of $\sim$0.8.


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Input: We study conditions for the deterministic transformation$\ket{\psi}\longrightarrow\ket{\phi}$ of a bipartite entangled state by aseparable operation. If the separable operation is a local operation withclassical communication (LOCC), Nielsen's majorization theorem providesnecessary and sufficient conditions. For the general case we derive a necessarycondition in terms of products of Schmidt coefficients, which is equivalent tothe Nielsen condition when either of the two factor spaces is of dimension 2,but is otherwise weaker. One implication is that no separable operation canreverse a deterministic map produced by another separable operation, if oneexcludes the case where the Schmidt coefficients of $\ket{\psi}$ and are thesame as those of $\ket{\phi}$. The question of sufficient conditions in thegeneral separable case remains open. When the Schmidt coefficients of$\ket{\psi}$ are the same as those of $\ket{\phi}$, we show that the Krausoperators of the separable transformation restricted to the supports of$\ket{\psi}$ on the factor spaces are proportional to unitaries. When thatproportionality holds and the factor spaces have equal dimension, we findconditions for the deterministic transformation of a collection of several fullSchmidt rank pure states $\ket{\psi_j}$ to pure states $\ket{\phi_j}$.


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Input: A local recommended Bubba's, and I decided to give it a try. nnThe location is nothing pretentious, just your basic hole in the wall BBQ joint. They do Eastern North Carolina Style BBQ (vinegar and pepper sauce), and they have a red tomato based sauce for chicken and ribs. nnI had a combo of chopped pork bbq and a bbq chicken breast quarter. The chicken was incredible, and the sauce, a little on the spicy side, complimented it very well. The BBQ was just a little dry and definitely needed sauce, and the vinegar sauce complimented it very well too. I also had slaw, baked beans, and a small bowl of Brunswick stew. I wish I had ordered something other than the slaw--I'm sure there are people who like vinegar based cumin seed full slaw, but I prefer mine mayonnaise based--just personal preference. The beans were exquisite, you could taste the molasses and brown sugar in every bite. The Brunswick stew was the most different I had ever seen. It had the consistency of a cross between white chicken chili and chicken and dumplins. It was quite good and included chicken, tomatoes, lima beans, and corn. Although it was different it was some of the best I've ever tasted. nnIf I were a local I'd definitely be a regular.


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Input: Whether I'm in Atlanta, D. C., or Charlotte, their steaks are always cooked to perfection, their service always world class, and their wine selection second-to-none. nnMy wife and I recently dined at the Charlotte location during the Queen's Feast Restaurant Week, and for the absurdly low price of $30 a person, each enjoyed a delicious 8-oz filet, two sides and a dessert. As luck would have it, our local Restaurant Week happened to coincide with the Capital Grille's Generous Pour event, so we each enjoyed glasses of four different red wines for just $25 each. When the bill finally arrived, we couldn't believe what an incredible deal we just had! nnI could go on about why The Capital Grille is far and away my favorite restaurant, but you'll have to experience it yourself to understand. There's no better place to celebrate a special occasion, take a client for a business lunch, or just enjoy a fantastic steak.


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Input: Allen began the second session of the match 5-4 ahead but found himself trailing 7-6, before moving clear.The number 11 seed will face world number six John Higgins in the second round on Friday and Saturday."I didn't really deserve to win. I thought Jimmy played the better, more positive snooker," said Allen."It was a tough two days for me but I'm over the moon to come out on the right side of the result."Sussex player Robertson was aiming to win a match at the Crucible for the first time and started strongly on Monday night as he came from 5-4 down to take three of the first four frames with breaks of 62, 66 and 54.Allen, a semi-finalist in 2009, won frame 14 with a run of 60 for 7-7, then took the next by potting blue and pink.World number 39 Robertson made a 66 for 8-8 and he had the first scoring chance in frame 17 but made just 17.Allen hit back to take it then clinched victory in the 18th with a break of 97."I could have easily lost that first session 6-3 or 7-2 but somehow managed to come out 5-4 up. I pinched a few frames that I shouldn't have. Jimmy started like a train and put me under all sorts of pressure," added Allen after his success."He came out positive tonight as well but the one thing I don't lack is bottle. It would be nice to have a bit of form to go with it."I can't keep playing like that or I'll get beaten. Maybe scraping through that match will spur me on."The Antrim cueman has had a disappointing season by his standards, reaching just one ranking event quarter-final."I've won matches in the big invitation events this season so financially I've been ok. But in the ranking events I haven't been winning anywhere near enough matches."


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Input: [ABRIDGED] We recently presented evidence of a connection between thebrightness profiles of nearby early-type galaxies and the properties of the AGNthey host. The radio loudness of the AGN appears to be univocally related tothe host's brightness profile: radio-loud nuclei are only hosted by ``core''galaxies while radio-quiet AGN are only found in ``power-law'' galaxies. Weextend our analysis here to a sample of 42 nearby (V < 7000 km/s) Seyfertgalaxies hosted by early-type galaxies. We used the available HST images tostudy their brightness profiles. Having excluded complex and highly nucleatedgalaxies, in the remaining 16 objects the brightness profiles can besuccessfully modeled with a Nuker law with a steep nuclear cusp characteristicof ``power-law'' galaxies (with logarithmic slope 0.51 - 1.07). This result iswhat is expected for these radio-quiet AGN based on our previous findings, thusextending the validity of the connection between brightness profile and radioloudness to AGN of a far higher luminosity. We explored the robustness of thisresult against a different choice of the analytic form for the brightnessprofiles, using a Sersic law. In no object could we find evidence of a centrallight deficit with respect to a pure Sersic model, the defining feature of``core'' galaxies in this modeling framework. We conclude that, regardless ofthe modeling strategy, the dichotomy of AGN radio loudness can be univocallyrelated to the host's brightness profile. Our general results can be re-phrasedas ``radio-loud nuclei are hosted by core galaxies, while radio-quiet AGN arefound in non-core galaxies''.


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Input: hasn't been to Umi yet. I'd been mostly satisfied, sushi-wise, by quality if standard places like Little Tokyo in the South Side and Chaya in Squirrel Hill before I went to Umi with my roommate last Saturday. nnThe first major difference between Umi and the places mentioned above: price. Umi, a Big Burrito joint, is much more expensive than other sushi places in town. That said, if you have the dough, go for the $75/person omakase. We enjoyed eight courses (7 dinner + 1 dessert course), each one subtle and well-seasoned and incredibly fresh. (Now we're broke, but that's my cross to bear. ) The black cod and the nigiri course were stand-out favorites. The prices on the a-la-carte sushi, in contrast, looked only slightly more costly than others in town. nnThe second difference: innovation. Sometimes, I just want straight-up, unadorned sushi, and when I do, I doubt I'll come back to Umi. However, if I'm looking for a fine dining experience, one where the ingredients are creative and innovative, I'll definitely return here. One of the best meals I've had in PGH yet! nnA final caveat: don't forget to make a reservation. The restaurant was packed when we were there, and due to its small size, I doubt they can squeeze too many walk-ins in on a busy night.


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Input: Eleven were jailed at Bradford Crown Court after being convicted of raping the girl in Keighley from the age of 13.Another man was sentenced for sexual activity with the same girl.The trial heard how the teenager was repeatedly attacked over a period of 13 months, between 2011 and 2012.More on this story and others from West YorkshireShe was made to have sex in various locations in the town, including an underground car park and a church graveyard.The girl was described in court as leading a "chaotic existence" at the time and had been reported missing from home on more than 70 occasions over a two-year period.Two of the men also received sentences for offences against other victims.Judge Roger Thomas QC, sentencing, told the men: "She was only 13 or 14 when the 12 of you took such terrible and heartless sexual advantage of her."The jury previously heard her meetings with the men had been arranged by "drug dealer" Arif Choudhury, who was not on trial.Tauqeer Hussain was also found guilty of raping a second girl in 2009.The court heard Mahmood, who pleaded guilty to several charges at an earlier hearing, is currently serving an eight-year jail sentence for raping a woman in a park in Keighley and trying to abduct a 10-year-old girl.Kabir, who received the greatest jail term of 20 years, was also sentenced for 12 sexual offences against two other young girls after being found guilty at a separate trial.Kris Hopkins, Conservative MP for Keighley and Ilkley, said: "Keighley's proud name has been dragged through the mud too many times in recent years because of the heinous acts of sick men preying on vulnerable young girls."I appeal directly to members of the local community that if you know of any individual or groups of individuals who may be involved in these activities, you have an obligation to pass this information on."We must work together to rid ourselves of this cancer and we all have a part to play."


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Input: I do n' t know if this is what I want. I know, I have a loving family and friends here, it' s not like I' m trying to run away. My dad' s not an alcoholic, my mom' s not narcissistic, my best friend is n' t fucking my girlfriend. But I' m... I' m running away, are n' t I? Three things in life are wholly based on running: writing, teaching, traveling. What am I exactly supposed to accomplish with this? To simply cross off some imaginary thing on my bucket list? This is potentially stupid. So it' s supposed to be fun right? If I doubt it, is it still fun? Or even what I want? Fuck. OK, I love this place. I' ve always wanted to go here, ideally with my friends. It' s just too bad everyone' s anchored with a job and girlfriends now, so it' ll have to be alone. I want to really experience this culture and let it slap me in the face. I want to be insignificant in the grand scheme of things, I just do n' t want another weekend of the same fucking restaurant and the same TV show with the same people. Oh god, do I hate how complacent my life is? If there' s no bullshit or drama, does that make my life not interesting enough to deal with? Why am I asking for more challenges? No, no, I am getting away. I' m not running away, but I am taking a break from the monotony of my ~~happy~~ pleasant life. Some people never take the plunge, but I know the ones I love will always be there when I return. It' ll just be like unpausing my life there when I get back. Yea. I need to go.


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Input: The 2 of us got to Bar Louie at 8: 30. We sat outside, and it was nearly 30 minutes before the waiter even stopped to get our order. I tried stopping a waitress but was told 'this isn't my table'. Finally the waiter took our order. 1 Sam Adams light bottle, and one Pineapple Juice+Vodka. After about 15minutes another waiter (maybe the manager I don't know) asked if we had been waited on. We said yes, and told him we had been waiting. He left, and another (different) waitress came to bring us our drinks.. they were wrong.. My date was given vodka on the rocks. and I was given a Sam Adams.. nThey took these back, and another 10 minutes before the correct order was served.. We told them to bring another round and the check. It was 20 minutes before they returned.. and they forgot the check. nnBy this time we had to go to be on time for the movie.. my date asked for the check again so we could leave.. finally they brought it and I gave him my card, when he came back we signed it and left in a hurry to catch the movie. nnfor 2 bottle beers, and 2 pineapple juice + vodka I was charged $31. 03. I didn't have time to complain or ask. I won't be going back.