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Input: This paper introduces a parallel scheduling problem where a directed acyclicgraph modeling $t$ tasks and their dependencies needs to be executed on $n$unreliable workers. Worker $i$ executes task $j$ correctly with probability$p_{i,j}$. The goal is to find a regimen $\Sigma$, that dictates how workersget assigned to tasks (possibly in parallel and redundantly) throughoutexecution, so as to minimize the expected completion time. This fundamentalparallel scheduling problem arises in grid computing and project managementfields, and has several applications.  We show a polynomial time algorithm for the problem restricted to the casewhen dag width is at most a constant and the number of workers is also at mosta constant. These two restrictions may appear to be too severe. However, theyare fundamentally required. Specifically, we demonstrate that the problem isNP-hard with constant number of workers when dag width can grow, and is alsoNP-hard with constant dag width when the number of workers can grow. When bothdag width and the number of workers are unconstrained, then the problem isinapproximable within factor less than 5/4, unless P=NP.


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Input: Kerri McAuley, 32, died at a property in Southalls Way, Norwich, on Sunday evening.Joe Storey, 26, appeared at Norwich Crown Court earlier charged with her murder.In a statement, Ms McAuley's mother described the loss of her daughter as "untimely" and "horrific".She said: "Words can't describe the pain we are feeling."The love and support displayed by her family and friends is overwhelming and immensely comforting."[It] is giving us the strength to help carry Kerri's two beautiful boys through their loss, in their words, of the most awesome and everything mummy."Mr Storey, of Murrells Court in Norwich, was remanded in custody until a plea hearing on March 21.A provisional trial date has been set for June 5.The results from a post-mortem examination were inconclusive but Norfolk Police said there was evidence Ms McAuley had been subjected to a "severe blunt force assault".A fundraising page set up to raise money for her funeral and two sons has so far raised more than Â£10,000.


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Input: The groups G_{k,1} of Richard Thompson and Graham Higman can be generalizedin a natural way to monoids, that we call M_{k,1}, and to inverse monoids,called Inv_{k,1}; this is done by simply generalizing bijections to partialfunctions or partial injective functions. The monoids M_{k,1} have connectionswith circuit complexity (studied in another paper). Here we prove that M_{k,1}and Inv_{k,1} are congruence-simple for all k. Their Green relations J and Dare characterized: M_{k,1} and Inv_{k,1} are J-0-simple, and they have k-1non-zero D-classes. They are submonoids of the multiplicative part of the Cuntzalgebra O_k. They are finitely generated, and their word problem over anyfinite generating set is in P. Their word problem is coNP-complete over certaininfinite generating sets.  Changes in this version: Section 4 has been thoroughly revised, and errorshave been corrected; however, the main results of Section 4 do not change.Sections 1, 2, and 3 are unchanged, except for the proof of Theorem 2.3, whichwas incomplete; a complete proof was published in the Appendix of reference[6], and is also given here.


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Input: Aims: We present a photometric study of the deeply eclipsing SW Sex-typenova-like cataclysmic variable star BH Lyn  Methods: Time-resolved V-band CCD photometry was obtained for seven nightsbetween 1999 and 2004.  Results: We determined 11 new eclipse timings of BH Lyn and derived a refinedorbital ephemeris with an orbital period of 0.155875577(14) day. During theobservations, BH Lyn was in high-state with V~15.5 mag. The star presents ~1.5mag deep eclipses with mean full-width at half-flux of 0.0683(+/-0.0054)P_orb.  The eclipse shape is highly variable, even changing form cycle to cycle. Thisis most likely due to accretion disc surface brightness distributionvariations, most probably caused by strong flickering. Time-dependent accretiondisc self-occultation or variations of the hot spot(s) intensity are alsopossible explanations. Negative superhumps with period of ~0.145 day aredetected in two long runs in 2000. A possible connection between SW Sex andnegative superhump phenomena through the presence of tilted accretion disc isdiscussed, and a way to observationally test this is suggested.


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Input: I lay on my tower looking at the cloudy sky. Despite what others would call bad weather, I find it quite pleasant. Just sitting here, thinking my thoughts. No sunlight, the wind rustling against rocks and fresh air. Then I hear it. Steps on the old stone bridge connecting this tower to the other one. IT' S THAT BASTARD. I stand up and jump down onto the bridge. We make eye contact and he starts running back. The first time I saw him, he at least had the courage to face me. I charge at him. He runs to the second tower and I swing my giant maul at him, but miss as he climbs up the ladder. I can hear him killing 2 skeletons upstairs. Then he looks down and I look up. Our eyes meet once more. I AM ANGRY. Why? This is the part where he throws a fire bomb at my arms when I try to climb up on top. I jump. My fingers grab the edge. Boom, he burns them. But this does n' t stop me. With all my might I pull myself up and land on the tower. This is where he' s always a real asshole. He ca n' t fight me fair, so what he does is always throws 5 stabs at me during the brief moment where I take my breath after landing. Until I blow him away with my maul. He runs to a stain of blood and picks it up. Retrieval. Now he ca n' t even land a hit, the whimpy little fucker that he is. All he does is jump around and block with his shield. But he ca n' t keep it up forever. The moment he exhausts himself, I smash him into the ground, leaving only a bloody stain of what he once was. I jump down the tower and go back to mine. I lay down and watch the skies. I savor the moment of peace. But I know from experience that fucker will be back in 10 minutes to interrupt it. And for some reason the two skeletons on the other tower will be animated again.


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Input: We investigate the relation between thermodynamic and dynamic properties ofan associating lattice gas (ALG) model. The ALG combines a three dimensionallattice gas with particles interacting through a soft core potential andorientational degrees of freedom. From the competition between the directionalattractive forces and the soft core potential results two liquid phases, doublecriticality and density anomaly. We study the mobility of the molecules in thismodel by calculating the diffusion constant at a constant temperature, $D$. Weshow that $D$ has a maximum at a density $\rho_{max}$ and a minimum at adensity $\rho_{min}<\rho_{max}$. Between these densities the diffusivitydiffers from the one expected for normal liquids. We also show that in thepressure-temperature phase-diagram the line of extrema in diffusivity is closeto the liquid-liquid critical point and it is partially inside the temperatureof maximum density (TMD) line.


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Input: Sixteen sides with Category One academies are involved in 2016-17 but League One and Two teams must play a certain number of first-team players."How can we have a development trophy for Premier League teams who can do what they want, yet we can't develop our own players in it?" said Robinson.In response, the EFL said it will "continue to assess the format".An EFL spokesman said: "The revised format of the Checkatrade Trophy, which is a one-year pilot, is part of the EFL's long-term commitment to help the nation produce more and better homegrown players."It has also been designed to help reinvigorate the competition for the benefit of League One and Two clubs as it was widely felt that it had lost some of its purpose in previous seasons."Robinson's Dons face Peterborough in the group stage of the competition on Tuesday, and must have in their starting line-up the five highest appearance-makers in the team, five players who played the preceding fixture or five who play in the next league match.Sides with Category One academies in the competition, such as Leicester and Chelsea, must start at least six players under the age of 21, but the rest of the squad can come from their first team if they choose.Robinson told BBC Three Counties Radio: "I think the rules need to change drastically, or don't have the competition."I don't think it is conducive to development anymore. I think it's rubbish."If they made this an open competition where we could all play our under-21s, play players to get fit, close half the stands, and make it more of a competition for development."Don't make it just a development competition for Premier League teams when clubs like us work so hard to develop our own players."


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Input: Assisted chaotic inflation in brane cosmology is discussed. We work in theframework of Randall-Sundrum (RS) II model, in which adopting the RS conditionthe only parameter is the five-dimensional Planck mass. Using the scalarspectral index and the amplitude of scalar perturbations we determine both themass of the scalar fields responsible for inflation and the fundamental Planckmass of the higher-dimensional theory. We find that the mass of the scalars hasthe typical value of the inflaton mass in chaotic inflation ($M_I \sim 10^{13}$GeV) and that the five-dimensional Planck mass is very close to the GUT (GrandUnified Theories) scale ($M_5 \sim (10^{16}-10^{17})$ GeV). Furthermore, nomatter how many scalar fields we use it is not possible to have chaoticinflation with field values below the fundamental Planck mass.


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Input: The 32-year-old Chester-born former Rotherham captain is to become Wasps' backs coach for the 2015-16 season.He replaces former Wales international fly-half Stephen Jones, who is returning to Scarlets.He will be part of a four-man coaching team under Dai Young, the club's director of rugby.Young, who also has the job title of head coach, also has defence coach Brad Davis and part-time assistant coach Andy Titterrell on his backroom team.Blackett was the youngest coach in the Championship when he took up the role of head coach with Titans in 2013 at the age of 30, leading his side to fourth place."Lee is one of the brightest young coaches in Britain," said Young. "He has won admiration throughout the game for turning Rotherham into one of the strongest teams outside the Premiership."We always knew the time would come when Stephen would want to return to Wales with his young family. He's done a great job for us, after moving straight from a player to backs coach when Shane Howarth left."Young continued: "There were two options. One was to recruit a vastly experienced backs coach who has been there and done it. Option two was to get the best up and coming coach out there."The vastly experienced option was a non-starter really, simply because there is no one of that level on the market at the moment, so we decided to look at the most promising young coaches coming through."Lee has impressed knowledgeable onlookers by his attention to detail, enthusiasm and professionalism and his proven ability to get the best out of the players he coaches."


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Input: My mom had even worked for their corporate office for awhile. I had taken out a loan through them during college to help consolidate the debt I incurred from school, and a few years ago (about half way through my loan) I was laid off when the economy collapsed. I was struggling with my bills and though I had taken out the insurance for job loss, they found a loop hole and didn't credit me with the insurance, even though I had been paying the extra $50 for the insurance for over 2 years. Then I contacted them multiple times trying to reasses my monthly payment, as I couldn't keep up with all of my bills, I spoke with Mary in the finance department and through our conversation she was rude and extremely hostile. She accused me of lying when I told her I had been calling in and trying to find a solution, when I asked her if I still paid my payments but paid less, she said that they would send me to collections for not making the full amount. Then she looked in my account and saw that I had money in there (enough for only 2 months of rent and my bills.. . will no real income coming in) and said that there was obviously no reason I was having problems and I shouldn't have even called her. I was really frustrated, I was trying to negotiate so I didn't have to file bankruptcy. Then after I could no longer pay, due to my dire financial situation, they took out all the money I had in my account and applied it towards the loan.. . i.e. my rent, without any phone calls or letters reaching out to me before they were going to take my money. Ultimately, I had to file for bankruptcy, but I would never ever bank with them again.


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Input: While I am a chocolate girl normally, I have to agree the burnt almond torte is out of this world. For a smaller version try the burnt almond cup.. . about the size of half a small cupcake, but just as delicious and a very controlled portion. Not that i was interested in this this weekend.. . my husband and I got a variety of cups.. . 2 dozen to be exact with plans to take them out to friends and family. Our friends and family got some of the second dozen, but we housed the first and a few of the second. nnNext to the burnt almond cup (I've only had the cups) my favorites were the red velvet (take that all you stupid cupcake trucks), the german chocolate and the white chocolate rasperry. But they were all good.. . I couldn't say any were something I wouldn't steal from a small child. I love how all the cups these are like sushi in their delivery. you get a bit of everything in each small bite. nnOne thing to be aware of.. . some of their cups are *very* sweet so if you're not a fan of sugar I might suggest the tiramisu or german choclate.. . they are a little less sugary than the rest.


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Input: Most industrial machine tools have a serial kinematic architecture, whichmeans that each axis has to carry the following one, including its actuatorsand joints. High Speed Machining highlights some drawbacks of sucharchitectures: heavy moving parts require from the machine structure highstiffness to limit bending problems that lower the machine accuracy, and limitthe dynamic performances of the feed axes. That is why PKMs attract more andmore researchers and companies, because they are claimed to offer severaladvantages over their serial counterparts, like high structural rigidity andhigh dynamic capacities. Indeed, the parallel kinematic arrangement of thelinks provides higher stiffness and lower moving masses that reduce inertiaeffects. Thus, PKMs have better dynamic performances. However, the design of aparallel kinematic machine tool (PKMT) is a hard task that requires furtherresearch studies before wide industrial use can be expected. Many criteria needto be taken into account in the design of a PKMT. We pay special attention tothe description of kinetostatic criteria that rely on the conditioning of theJacobian matrix of the mechanism. The organisation of this paper is as follows:next section introduces general remarks about PKMs, then is explained why PKMscan be interesting alternative machine tool designs. Then are presentedexisting PKMTs. An application to the design of a small-scale machine toolprototype developed at IRCCyN is presented at the end of this paper.


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Input: Food is still very good for the price but recently a waitress on Friday night informed us that the food will be a while because the owner is also the chef (and the only chef at that). Amazingly, she told us they were well behind every Friday night which spells out the incompetence of the chef/owner in not hiring more staff. That evening our meal at a family restaurant took 2 hours. If you dine there Mon-Thurs it's a pretty decent, if unspectacular, experience but weekends are atrocious and apparently the owner is indifferent towards improving it. nThe Fort Mill and Tega Cay areas are clearly expanding and thus existing businesses should flourish but without a competent owner to relieve the chef/owner Demarco's is going to fall behind. This would have been 4-5 stars 2 years ago but lack of staff makes dining here take the same time as it would a top-notch Charlotte restaurant and borderline unbearable for families or anyone who wants to enjoy the balance of their weekend. nGet the take-out and bring it home, you'll save money via savings on high-markup alcohol and have a far better experience!! !


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Input: The 1988 Primary Five class of Primate Dixon Primary School in Coalisland, had just finished Dahl's Danny, the Champion of the World, when they decided they should write to the author.It was not long before the creator of Willy Wonka, Miss Trunchbull and the Twits replied in his own unique style.According to The Irish News, it was addressed to teacher James Maye and his class and Dahl's poem contrasted the Tyrone schoolteacher's approach to that of his own."From your letters to me it would seem, That your teacher is clearly a dream. There's no whacks on the bum, When you can't do a sum, Instead you get strawberries and cream", he wrote.But the letter and poem were placed in a drawer where, for almost 30 years, Dahl's correspondence did little but gather dust."It wasn't until 2012 that our vice principal Siobhan Murphy was clearing out an old desk, an old desk that could easily have been thrown out,  and came across the letter," Primate Dixon's principal Sean Dillon told the BBC.He said  the school "knew straight away" of the significance of their literary find.The principal's initial research showed the previously unpublished poem had since been printed in the 'Roald Dahl Treasury', a 1997 anthology of unpublished works.On Tuesday, the letter and poem went on display at the school to mark the centenary of Dahl's birth.Mr Dillon said everyone connected to the school is "extremely proud" of their link to the literary great.Dahl's books have long been the bedrock of countless childhoods.More than 200 million copies have been sold worldwide and translated into 59 languages.


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Input: The flag has been hoist above the City Chambers in George Square in a show of solidarity with the French people.On Wednesday, suspected Islamists killed 12 people at the office of the satirical magazine.Glasgow made a similar gesture with the Pakistan flag last month after the Peshawar school massacre.Council leader Gordon Matheson described the killings at the Charlie Hebdo magazine office as "a brutal attack on democracy and freedom of expression"."Glasgow unites in unequivocal condemnation," he said."Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their loved ones."The murderous actions of perverse and unrepresentative extremists will never overcome a free press which is so fundamental to the values of a democratic society."He added: "We are flying the flag of France at half-mast from the City Chambers today as a mark of respect for those who have died and to show our solidarity with the people of France and journalists everywhere."Councillor Matheson and Lord Provost Sadie Docherty plans to write jointly to the mayor of Paris and the French consulate in Edinburgh to express condolences on behalf of the city of Glasgow.


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Input: Laurence Delamaar, from Chulmleigh, Devon, has been paying almost £100 a year for the tooth to be stored at -195 C over the past 10 years.He said it was a "good medical insurance policy" for his daughter.Stem cells have been used in trials aimed at curing blindness and in cases linked to diabetes.Stem cells are still at an early stage of development, and retain the potential to turn into many different types of cell.Mr Delamaar said: "Who knows when you will use this facility and medical science has obviously progressed so much since 2006.He said it could be used for wear and tear on knees, cartilage problems or something much more serious."She probably thought I was nuts when it was first frozen when she was 12 years old, but is now thinking laterally," he said.Tony Veverka, from company BioEden, said: "The concept of storing the material is well established."Human tissue is stored at -195 C and sperm banks are a good example of material that has been stored for many years."Among the conditions which scientists believe may eventually be treated by stem cell therapy are Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, heart disease, stroke, arthritis, diabetes, burns and spinal cord damage.


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Input: Lurking can teach you a lot on this sub. After all, good readers make good writers. After some time, you notice certain names that appear more often than any others; /u/Luna_LoveWell, /u/Lexilogical, even /u/Draxagon and /u/imchrishansen_. There used to be a lot more, until one day they started dropping like flies. I have n' t had a lead on this case in months, but popular users are still disappearing right and left. It ca n' t be a coincidence, someone must be eliminating their competition. It' s a good thing that a guy like me blends in, otherwise I might find myself becoming the next victim. Until then, I have to try and find the killer. /u/Luna_LoveWell is the prime suspect, most of her stories end with death and despair. The chief is a big fan of her work, so he' s asked me to look into other users. I do n' t think we have any solid evidence against her, most of the stories on here end that way anyways. /u/Lexilogical seems friendly to everyone, almost too friendly for a mod. There' s an angle here, something I' m missing. Nothing seems fishy about her stories, though. I do n' t think she would kill over something like this... /u/Draxagon has been pretty active lately, spitting out lots of stories. He might be too new though, these murders started a while ago. Still, I' ll keep tabs on him. /u/imchrishansen_ has caught my attention lately, could be our perp. That recent story about plagiarism seemed to come straight out of a psychotic mind. But it' s Chris Hansen, who fights crimes, not commits them... I call up the chief and tell him that I' m going to follow one last lead. This guy has been trying to distract us all along, I need to see what he' s up to. /u/Fractal_Death, you' ve got some explaining to do. ( I' m sure that I' ve missed plenty of active members, but I' ve only been around for a few days. I made my choices based only on what I' ve seen lately. )


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Input: We investigate the dynamical properties of asymmetric nuclear matter at lowdensity. The occurrence of new instabilities, that lead the system to adynamical fragment formation, is illustrated, discussing in particular thecharge symmetry dependence of the structure of the most important unstablemodes. We observe that instabilities are reduced by charge asymmetry, leadingto larger size and time scales in the fragmentation process. Configurationswith less asymmetric fragments surrounded by a more asymmetric gas arefavoured. Interesting variances with respect to a pure thermodynamicalprediction are revealed, that can be checked experimentally. All these featuresare deeply related to the structure of the symmetry term in the nuclearEquation of State (EOS) and could be used to extract information on the lowdensity part of the EOS.


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Input: We are suggesting an electronic method for Cooper pair mass spectroscopy ofthin superconducting films. The method can be applied, for example, for 100 nmthin high-T_c films grown on insulator substrate 10 mm X 10 mm. In Corbinogeometry two Ohmic contacts have to be made on the film evaporating Ag or usingsilver paste: one circle with radius r_a (1) and a ring electrode with internalradius r_b (2). In the in-between space (r_a,r_b) a ring electrode from mylarassures a capacitive connection between the superconducting layer and themetallized surface (3) of the mylar. In such a way we have an field effecttransistor (FET) type structure with a circular gate. When at low enoughtemperatures T << T_c an AC current with frequency omega is applied between thecircle source (1) and the ring-shaped drain (2) an AC Bernoulli voltage withdouble frequency 2f appears between the gate (3) and the source (1). The 2fsignal depends on Cooper pair effective mass and its systematic investigationgives a Cooper pair mass spectroscopy. In the normal phase 2f gives logarithmicderivative of the density of states (DOS) with respect of Fermi energy.Applying a gate voltage in the same structure gives the mobility of the normalphase.


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Input: We report on a V=11.2 early K dwarf, XO-2 (GSC 03413-00005), that hosts aRp=0.98+0.03/-0.01 Rjup, Mp=0.57+/-0.06 Mjup transiting extrasolar planet,XO-2b, with an orbital period of 2.615857+/-0.000005 days. XO-2 has highmetallicity, [Fe/H]=0.45+/-0.02, high proper motion, mu_tot=157 mas/yr, and hasa common proper motion stellar companion with 31" separation. The two stars arenearly identical twins, with very similar spectra and apparent magnitudes. Dueto the high metallicity, these early K dwarf stars have a mass and radius closeto solar, Ms=0.98+/-0.02 Msolar and Rs=0.97+0.02/-0.01 Rsolar. The high propermotion of XO-2 results from an eccentric orbit (Galactic pericenter, Rper<4kpc) well confined to the Galactic disk (Zmax~100 pc). In addition, the phasespace position of XO-2 is near the Hercules dynamical stream, which points toan origin of XO-2 in the metal-rich, inner Thin Disk and subsequent dynamicalscattering into the solar neighborhood. We describe an efficient Markov ChainMonte Carlo algorithm for calculating the Bayesian posterior probability of thesystem parameters from a transit light curve.


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Input: He said he supports devolution but is "not enthusiastic" about further powers coming to Wales.Speaking on BBC's The Wales Report programme, Mr Gill said the assembly's current powers have been "badly used".He also said local parties will decide who represents UKIP in May's Welsh assembly election.Mr Gill was responding to suggestions that former  Tory MPs Neil Hamilton and Mark Reckless were set to be imposed as candidates by the party centrally."As a principle, I think that it's madness to have people standing who the local party don't want to stand for them."Which is why the local party will now decide who represents them," he said.He said the upcoming elections give the party a chance to show they can be disciplined and do "good things for the people of Wales"."We want to be a constructive part of the assembly," he added."We want to be there to get the voices and the views of those people who vote for us heard and we need to make sure that people start to believe in this institution for the right reasons."


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Input: We present both numerical and analytical study of graphene roughness with acrystal structure including $500 \times 500$ atoms. The roughness caneffectively result in a random gauge field and has important consequences forits electronic structure. Our results show that its height fluctuations insmall scales have scaling behavior with a temperature dependent roughnessexponent in the interval of $ 0.6 < \chi < 0.7 $. The correlation function ofheight fluctuations depends upon temperature with characteristic length scaleof $ \approx 90 {\AA}$ (at room temperature). We show that the correlationfunction of the induced gauge field has a short-range nature with correlationlength of about $\simeq 2-3 {\AA}$. We also treat the problem analytically byusing the Martin-Siggia-Rose method. The renormalization group flows did notyield any delocalized-localized transition arising from the graphene roughness.Our results are in good agreement with recent experimental observations.


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Input: The network of resonant bar detectors of gravitational waves resumedcoordinated observations within the International Gravitational EventCollaboration (IGEC-2). Four detectors are taking part in this collaboration:ALLEGRO, AURIGA, EXPLORER and NAUTILUS. We present here the results of thesearch for gravitational wave bursts over 6 months during 2005, when IGEC-2 wasthe only gravitational wave observatory in operation. The network data analysisimplemented is based on a time coincidence search among AURIGA, EXPLORER andNAUTILUS, keeping the data from ALLEGRO for follow-up studies. With respect tothe previous IGEC 1997-2000 observations, the amplitude sensitivity of thedetectors to bursts improved by a factor about 3 and the sensitivity bandwidthsare wider, so that the data analysis was tuned considering a larger class ofdetectable waveforms. Thanks to the higher duty cycles of the single detectors,we decided to focus the analysis on three-fold observation, so to ensure theidentification of any single candidate of gravitational waves (gw) with highstatistical confidence. The achieved false detection rate is as low as 1 percentury. No candidates were found.


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Input: We re-analyze the direct $\jp$ production processes at the Fermilab Tevatronin view of the recent observation at the B-factories, where both $\jp$inclusive and exclusive production rates are found to be about an order ofmagnitude larger than the leading order estimates of non-relativistic QCD. Thecharm quark fragmentation to $\jp$, which is the dominant color-singlet processat high $p_T$, is normalized by the B-factory measurements. The processreceives further enhancement due to the charm sea contribution which has so farbeen ignored in most analyses. After summing up all sub-process contributions,we find that the color-singlet mechanism alone can account for 20% to 90% ofthe observed direct $\jp$ high $p_T$ production. The polarization rate of thedirectly produced $\jp$ is sensitive to the fraction of the color-octetcontribution, which is employed to fill the gap between the color-singletprediction and experimental data. With a bigger $K$-factor for the charm quarkfragmentation probability, we envisage a smaller matrix element for thecolor-octet $^3S_1^{(8)}$ state, and this can be examined at the LHC in nearfuture.


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Input: Not cold, as advertised, but an otherworldly touch. Starting in his toes and the very tips of his fingers there was the distinct feeling of nothing. Wholly unlike numbness, it was an acute sensation. He could actively feel the void that was occupying the fringes of his body. It crept inward. Like the heat of the day erasing a morning snow, the void melted the living tissue into a trickle of nothingness adding to the vacuum. The feeling had consumed most of his arms and legs and had begun to encompass his head. As it delved deeper, he got progressively duller. This new sensation, much like being sleepy, caused his thoughts to come much slower than normal and made him less attuned to his situation. At this point, much of his torso had been swallowed up. The void was encircling his heart. He no longer had any knowledge of his environment; he was just a body floating in blackness. He could feel his heart beating hard like a hammer in his chest as if trying to push back. The beating started to slow rapidly and then stop. As if this was its cue, a wave of darkness washed over his entire body, and he was no more.


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Input: The classes are good (most Y classes at any location are), but they fill up (be there at least 10 minutes before a yoga class to go in the second the door opens). I went to one 5: 30 yoga class that was so full that if you stretched your arms out, you hit your neighbor. I'd suggest limiting the number of people allowed in a class by giving out passes (like they do at Harris). There were times in the class that I had to be more concerned with no running into the person next to me than to of my own practice; not only distracting, but also potentially dangerous. It could cause an injury to adjust your stance just because the people next to your, in front of you, and behind you are all too close (I mean, less than 2 inches between us on all sides). nnOh, and the parking sucks, sucks, sucks. For a Saturday morning class, i spent 10 minutes trying to find a space.


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Input: nnWe unluckily got helped by Morgan to get fitted for a wedding my boyfriend is in this upcoming July. From the get go, the gum-chewing-lip-smacking Morgan was completely lacking in anything remotely close to customer service. We arrived with a coupon from David's Bridal for $40 off a tux rental and was met with the realization that it was for Prom only (despite the small print not saying Prom only rentals). When I told her where we'd gotten the code, she agreed that yes, a $40 coupon was in David's Bridals free catalogs at the store, but she was unable to use any coupon codes to get the discount. nnSo let me go over this: I have a coupon. Give coupon. Not valid on this transaction, but there are other coupons in the same place you got this. I don't have that coupon. Sorry cannot help you even though I know that coupon exists and the code is simply DBAW and 6 numbers. nnWow, wow and wow. Some of you out there might be saying "Well, you have the wrong coupon and even if the fine print didn't say prom only, it's what it was and too bad" but here's the thing: CUSTOMER SERVICE. Customer service means service with a smile (no smile on Morgan but sloppy dress and bra showing, check! ). Customer Service means going above and beyond (perhaps giving us a working coupon to use). Customer service means using your brain and not being a complete idiot when it comes to common sense. nnSo, what did I do when she rang up the charge full price? I called David's Bridal in NorthLake and got AMAZING customer service by the first person who picked up who was glad to tell me the current wedding coupon code, which I told to an apathetic Morgan. Me - 1, Her - 0. Chick, you don't even know the lengths I will go to so that we can save money with or without your horrible help. nnAnd what's a cake without icing? Totally watched a dude smoke in front of the store and then come in and measure my boyfriend for the tux without washing his hands. Hands, cigarette, mouth, touching customers. YUCK!


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Input: 5 star, if that were allowed.. . nnAn unpretentious little neighborhood spot, this bar and grill has a 'sports bar' theme but a very relaxed, although almost too clean for,  near-dive-y feel. Not crammed with student crowds, and a good mix of ages although many boomer types were represented. nnOn U of I basketball nights, they serve free chili. Our dinner plans canceled abruptly, two housemates and I headed over to check it out. nnExpecting a watery, bean heavy chili soup; I was pleasantly shocked by the meaty and rich actuality. nnIt was sooo good that we all decided to stop by sometime to try menu items we'd actually pay for in cash! nnDrinks were good, and strong after they realized we'd tip. The bar was crowded, but not unpleasantly. Only complaint was that the fresh diced onion and grated cheese toppers were not refilled after they ran out.


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Input: My husband and I went here during restaurant week & left feeling disappointed. Our waiter was not very attentive. The bread they bring out is good but the bean topping to go with it was overpowered with onions. We both got the seafood salad as an appetizer and it was just ok. Nothing spectacular. We both also had the lamb as an entree. It was cooked perfectly to medium & was very tender but it lacked seasoning. It would have been wonderful with some seasoning. For dessert I had the panna cotta. It was not impressive. The presentation was nice but it had no flavor. My husband had the chocolate cake which tasted like a frozen cake you get from the supermarket. The manager insisted it is made fresh in house but I'm not sure if I believe that. Overall we were very disappointed, especially with the good reviews we had read. We will not go back.


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Input: The BREAD, yes it was incredible warm and soft and seasoned.. not Italian bread but a lovely soft dinner roll -- very addicting. Our waitress was very nice, fairly fast and concerned about our order. We started out with Calamari.. . not the right choice. . it was Mrs. Pauls.. . thick heavy breaded with all the same size rings?? Our friends had the Bruschetta --it looked very good. Our Drinks came and they were not made correctly but the waitress cheerfully took them back to the bar and brought out another version, still not right -- and irritating when we got the check and it was 8. 20 for the drink and 2. 50 for the bar brand liquor in it. That means we paid 8. 20 for club soda and a cherry.. hmmmmnI ordered the Spaghetti all Gricia.. it was thin spaghetti and caramelized onions, applewood smoked bacon, and pecorino cheese. Very interesting.. not Italian but really good. . but I would rename it Bacon Lo Mein.. . My Husband ordered the Lasagna, he said it was good but the meat was stringy?? Our friends had the Pollo Romano, which was basically a Chicken Parm, it was a great size portion, and seemed like our friend enjoyed it. Her partner had the Cotoletta ala bolognese, it was a fried chicken cutlet topped with Parmesan cheese and proscuitto, It was also a nice size portion but it was swimming in grease, like the cheese had melted and they used to much oil to fry it.. they did replate it for my friend but she could still not eat it and they very nicely took it off the bill. nThe desert.. .. was the VERY best thing on the menu--NUTELLA PIE.. It was a combo of Nutella, peanut butter, marscapone cheese with a graham cracker crust.. . heavenly, I would have eaten more but I had filled up on the bread! nAll in all.. its a okay dinner place.. . not authentic Italian at all.. Large family style portions, but not my AMORE.. . Loved our company.. not so much the meal.. Sorry Mama.. ..


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Input: He sits alone on stage. His fingers caress each key like a long forgotten lover. The crowd sits in silence. Each note is a remembrance of the past, telling a story as personal as one' s own existence. It' s been ten years now and he sits alone in an empty hall. His fingers hit the keys, and with the silence of each movement the specters of the crowd sit in awe. Eyes closed the faded sound clings to the inner most reaches of his mind. In its beauty he wanders. The asbestos lined walls are cracked and weathered. The ornamental roof cracked and rotted allowing the moon to light the room. The concert hall a relic of the past; an inescapable acknowledgement of something once lost. Verbal communication caused the most hardship. Businesses temporarily came to standstill, but the internet soon accounted for most of, if not all interaction. Sign language was universally adopted, and within its nuances, the beauty of language once again emerged. The world had moved on, but the inescapable human tendency towards music left an unfillable void. So here he sat, a relic of the past, clinging on to something long forgotten. But this was home. He sat playing for his idols. Chopin, Bach, Stravinsky all sat in the root laden seats cheering on their last remnants of immortality. As his fingers danced on the keys all that remained was history. All that remained was the knowledge of a beauty that deserved to be preserved.


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Input: I recently decided to revisit this club and had a bad experience. I saw a dancer that caught my eye. I offered her a drink and a dance. After her canoodling me  I gave in and said i'll take  one ( 30 dollar)  dance. nnAfter some pleasant conversation over the drink( I treated her to),  the dance began. After four minutes the song was over and I reached in my pocket to give her the 30 + 5 dollars for a tip, when she explained I actually owed her 60 dollars  because it was 2 songs. By my count it was one dance. Apparently she decided to count the 5 minutes of  time we spent talking over the drinks i bought her as part of the dance as well. I thought she was kidding and gave her the $ 35. This  beautiful little angel suddenly became a crazy little devil. She called her manager and made me out to be some kind of lunatic lowlife cheapskate. I politely explained the situation to the  manager but he insisted i pay up which i promptly did. After wards i made a quick exit. nnThere was no mistaken that I was being blatantly scammed here. I was in the club for less then 10 minutes and hadn't even finished my first beer, and was not drunk in the least. Unless you don't mind being scammed by a dancer, and paying 60 dollars for a 4 minute dance I would  steer clear from this establishment. A night I was hoping to relax over a beer and a beautiful dancer cost me 80 dollars for less then 10 minutes of harassment and aggravation. It appears to be a pretty good club and i couldn't say if they regularly scam the patrons,  but  they sure as hell scammed me. On principle I'll avoid this place  and I'll tell my friends to go elsewhere as well. The are  a ton of clubs in the area with gorgeous girls  that even have signs on the table that you will never pay for a dancer's time or for  her simply talking to you. nnYou've  been warned. nnJay


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Input: The incident happened after Derry City lost 2-1 to Dundalk in an FAI Cup semi-final replay at Brandywell Stadium.There are reports a Dundalk supporters' bus was vandalised during the trouble that happened outside the grounds.Police have yet to confirm the incident.  Derry City have yet to comment.Derry councillors have condemned the attack.Councillor Gary Donnelly said a group of Dundalk fans were cornered by a gang of youths outside a pub on the Lecky Road."When I arrived the crowd had dispersed and the Dundalk fans' mini-bus, which had been attacked, had been repaired and they were about to leave the area but they were visibly shaken," he said.Mr Donnelly told BBC Radio Foyle that the supporters' mini-bus had its tyres slashed and graffiti sprayed on windows."Residents told me that after the game a number of Dundalk fans were making their way back to the bus when one of them was assaulted."A young boy of about 14-years-old was hit on the back of the head with a bottle before locals intervened and the four guys ran off."Sinn FÃ©in councillor Patricia Logue, who lives in the area, said extra security may now be needed during match nights."This is criminal behaviour by youths who are causing mayhem in our community," she said."The people of the Brandywell, the visiting fans, Derry City Football Club, do not want this happening in the area."The residents are distraught and extra security will be one of the topics I'll be talking about to the relevant agencies today."


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Input: I looked through the databaser thingy for freakin' hours. Not a single city slicker, so another successful workin' day! Y' know, they say my job' s nothin' but a gosh dang waste o' time, but I disagree. There are honest farmers just lookin' for somebody special, and those darn city slickers just do n' t get it. They' re all about " romance " and " communication ", they forget all about the core points o' datin'; findin' a best friend to shoot the shit and milk cows with. So, the good folks at FarmersOnly have given me a rootin' -tootin' job findin' them darn city slickers and kickin " em off the website. They even let me use Ol' Bessy on the stubborn ones. Ol' Bessy is my Mossberg five-hunnart, if ya' did n' t know. Ah, got one! Look, he' s got of dem' Lamburmuhginis in his dang photo! What a freakin' barn tool! Thassi' t, I' m usin' a strongly worded letter! *Dear LamboMan96, * *You have IP banned from farmersonly. com for being a city slicker, a person of vast cultural difference from farmers. Please refrain from using a Virtual Private Network to continue browsing, as most FarmersOnly users will not accept you as a partner due to your wealthy background. If you are actually a farmer, please send photographs of your farm with a timestamp of your username. Then, once you update your profile photos to remove any traces of city-life, we will lift the ban. * *Regards, * *FarmersOnly administration. * Well, that should settle -- wait, a repliiii' email? *FUCK YOU FARMERSONLY I' M FUCKING RICH AND SMART AND I OWN A HUGE FUCKING MANSION GO SUCK GIANT HORSE DICKS YOU BESTIAL FUCKS I SWEAR TO GOD I' M BETTER THAN EVERY SINGLE POOR DUMBASS ON THIS STUPID HICK SITE* *-LamboMan96*... where' s Ol' Bessy? There' s a lamb that must be slaughtered... ***** For more incredibly coarse language ( but not always ), check out /r/Picklestasteg00d.


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Input: I've been wanting to try this place for years and finally made it. Ever since I saw it featured on the Food Network I've been wanting to go. nnWe went for breakfast and I ordered the stuffed raspberry french toast. I ended up getting the cherry though.. . I took a bite and while it was good I really wanted the raspberry. I let them know and they quickly replaced my order with what I wanted and took it totally off the bill because they felt bad I had to wait longer for my food. That was really unexpected and really nice! nnOnce I tried the raspberry stuffed french toast I loved it, really really good. There are so many other things on the menu that I would love to try as well such as the banana chocolate chip pancakes, the breakfast burrito, ect. nnI would certainly go back to this place and hope that I do the next time I am in the Pittsburgh area. So so good.


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Input: We present the most accurate up-to-date theoretical values of the{2p_{1/2}}-{2s} and {2p_{3/2}}-{2s} transition energies and the ground-statehyperfine splitting in ${\rm Sc}^{18+}$. All two- and three-electroncontributions to the energy values up to the two-photon level are treated inthe framework of bound-state QED without $\aZ$-expansion. The interelectronicinteraction beyond the two-photon level is taken into account by means of thelarge-scale configuration-interaction Dirac-Fock-Sturm (CI-DFS) method. Therelativistic recoil correction is calculated with many-electron wave functionsin order to take into account the electron-correlation effect. The accuracy ofthe transition energy values is improved by a factor of five compared to theprevious calculations. The CI-DFS calculation of interelectronic-interactioneffects and the evaluation of the QED correction in an effective screeningpotential provide significant improvement for the $2s$ hyperfine splitting. Theresults obtained are in a good agreement with recently published experimentaldata.


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Input: Sunspot penumbrae show a fine structure in continuum intensity that displaysconsiderable dynamics. The magnetic field, in contrast, although also highlystructured, has appeared to be relatively static. Here we report the discoveryof inward moving magnetic enhancements in the penumbrae of two regular sunspotsbased on time series of SOHO/MDI magnetograms. Local enhancements of the LOScomponent of the magnetic field in the inner part of the penumbral region moveinward to the umbra-penumbra boundary with a radial speed of about 0.3 kms$^{-1}$. These local inward-moving enhancements of the LOS component of themagnetic fields appear to be relatively common. They are associated with darkstructures and tend to display downflows relatively to the penumbralbackground. Possible explanations are discussed.


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Input: nnIt's always packed, ALWAYS. And forget about the self check out lines, which attract people who have never seen technology, cash registers, touch screens, money, conveyor belts, groceries bags, or food--like flies. Seriously, people get up to them, and then just stand there, like the self check out is some great mystery. nnThe machine is all, "PLease move item to bagging area? " and they're all, "What? What do I do? I don't know, so I'll stand here and stare for 20 minutes! "nnThey have a wide selection of foods that you won't be able to get to bc I promise a fellow shopper will have their cart right in front of every single item you want. nnIf you enjoy paying $10 for salad, I recommend the salad bar. I've never passed on grape tomatoes bc they were 'too heavy" before, but that's my fault. I once made an overly enthusiastic salad up and then it was $$$ and I was feeling $ that day. nnOkay, the guy at the cheese counter is awesome. I once told him I needed to bring a cheese plate to a party and asked him to pick out the cheese for me, and it was like he had been waiting all his life for someone to ask him for help. He did put together the most awesome cheese tray ever, and I learned all sorts of facts about Humboldt Fog. Now every time I  walk past he comes out behind the counter and gives me a hug, and at Christmas he gave me a little tiny cheese cutter and then everyone aroudn me was like, "Wow, how much cheese does that woman buy? " But seriously, talk to the cheese guy, he is awesome! nnTip:  bring the veggie tray. Dont bring the cheese  tray. The cheese tray is $$$ and people only eat the gouda and the cheddar. nnThey sell beer there now, which is good. You'll need some after shopping. The flower selection is also pretty good. nnThere's an Aldi up the street and a Trader Joe's nearby. Both are far less infuriating to shop at.


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Input: The damage spreading method (DS) provided a useful tool to obtain analyticalresults of the thermodynamics and stability of the 2D Ising model --amongstmany others--, but it suffered both from ambiguities in its results and fromlarge computational costs. In this paper we propose an alternative method, theso called self-overlap method, based on the study of correlation functionsmeasured at subsequent time steps as the system evolves towards itsequilibrium. Applying markovian and mean field approximations to a 2D Isingsystem we obtain both analytical and numerical results on the thermodynamicsthat agree with the expected behavior. We also provide some analytical resultson the stability of the system. Since only a single replica of the system needsto be studied, this method would seem to be free from the ambiguities thatafflicted DS. It also seems to be numerically more efficient and analyticallysimpler.


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Input: Forty and suffering from ED. Here I sat in the waiting home awaiting the doctor. Man was this uncomfortable the pretty blonde behind the counter smiled at me but that barely mattered since I could vaguely remember what it was like to get it up. Life was falling apart, I was positive my wife was cheating on me since it had been moths since I' d last been able to satisfy her desires and she' d recently come home smelling as though she' d been in a next man' s bed. " Mr Hans, Dr. House would see you now. " Blondie said pulling me out of my gloomy thoughts. ________________________________________________________________ " Well Mark, all test on the blood work seems normal, so now we get to the painful... or pleasurable part... depending on your sexual preference. Foreman, pass me the lube will you " said House without a tad of concern as he pulled on a latex glove _______________________________________________________________ " Breaking news North Korea has released video footage of an American prisoner believed to be Dr. Gregory House. Reports indicate House was last seen preparing to give a prostate exam and here' s where things get... unbelievable folks... tumbled into the bed of Kim Jong-un, leader of North Korea... ^ha, ^is ^this ^man' s ^^ass ^^a ^^stargate ^^or ^^something... Stay tuned to Foxs News! " _________________________________________________________________________


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Input: You hear a whistling over your head. Your headset falls off your head as you raise it, rubbing your eyes. Then you look around. Everything is white. Your hazy mind tries to calculate what' s going on. Waking up to pure white? Is this heaven? What the hell happened? You rub your eyes again trying to remember. The white computers and white tables and white chairs come into focus. Well, you have no such luck. It looks like you are still on Earth, stuck in this lovely job. But where is everyone. " Hello? " you call out. Then your phone rings. It' s Joe. " Joe where the hell is everyone? " " Alan! Where are you? " " I' m at work, where are you? " " At work? What are you doing there? " " Uh... working? " " Alan! It' s Sunday! " " What!?? Sunday? It ca n' t be Sunday. " You try to remember what day it should be. " Alan! It' s your wife' s birthday! She' s about to come home to the surprise party remember? " " HOLY FUCK! What the hell am I gon na do? " " Haha just kidding. " The door to the room opens and all your coworkers walk in, laughing at you. Joe runs over and slaps you on the back. " You fell asleep so we thought we' d prank you man. Like those videos on YouTube. " " Very funny. But actually, what day is it. " " It' s Friday man! Go home and get some rest man. " You sigh in relief. You still have plenty of time to prepare your wife' s surprise birthday party, and you can get some rest tomorrow. " Just kidding, man. It' s only Thursday. " Joe laughs again as you sit down and face plant into your keyboard.


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Input: A non-Hermitian complex symmetric 2x2 matrix toy model is used to studyprojective Hilbert space structures in the vicinity of exceptional points(EPs). The bi-orthogonal eigenvectors of a diagonalizable matrix arePuiseux-expanded in terms of the root vectors at the EP. It is shown that theapparent contradiction between the two incompatible normalization conditionswith finite and singular behavior in the EP-limit can be resolved byprojectively extending the original Hilbert space. The complementarynormalization conditions correspond then to two different affine charts of thisenlarged projective Hilbert space. Geometric phase and phase jump behavior areanalyzed and the usefulness of the phase rigidity as measure for the distanceto EP configurations is demonstrated. Finally, EP-related aspects ofPT-symmetrically extended Quantum Mechanics are discussed and a conjectureconcerning the quantum brachistochrone problem is formulated.


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Input: I arrived in Baghdad to fight for the first time on a Saturday. I could see smoke plumes rising from within the city miles before our convoy passed through Hilla. It was all much quieter than I expected. When we finally reached the city there was nothing to see except ruins, and they all look the same. The cities identity was gone. After a little while the debris was too much to drive through and my brothers and I went ahead on foot. I always kept my rifle ready even when the others slung theirs over their backs. I was scared of ambushes. During training, we' d been told to stay aware. But I never figured out what I was meant to be aware of. If they shot me then that would be that. I was n' t even sure if I could shoot someone back. I was raised on a farm. The first time we came across our enemy was by accident. I' ll tell you my pulse has never been so fast. They were walking down a churned street with their backs to us. We could have shot them, been the ambusher, but our orders were to watch and I was so glad of that. So we trailed them and stayed far behind until they returned to their vehicle and drove away. I wondered about those people a lot after that. Who were they? Did they know why we were fighting? My father said it was about honor. About quelling the invaders, but I never believed that it was so simple. I wondered if they ever made it back to their home country, and if I would make it back to my home.


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Input: Diversity-multiplexing tradeoff (DMT) presents a compact framework to comparevarious MIMO systems and channels in terms of the two main advantages theyprovide (i.e. high data rate and/or low error rate). This tradeoff wascharacterized asymptotically (SNR-> infinity) for i.i.d. Rayleigh fadingchannel by Zheng and Tse [1]. The asymptotic DMT overestimates the finite-SNRone [2]. In this paper, using the recent results on the asymptotic (in thenumber of antennas) outage capacity distribution, we derive and analyze thefinite-SNR DMT for a broad class of channels (not necessarily Rayleigh fading).Based on this, we give the convergence conditions for the asymptotic DMT to beapproached by the finite-SNR one. The multiplexing gain definition is shown toaffect critically the convergence point: when the multiplexing gain is definedvia the mean (ergodic) capacity, the convergence takes place at realistic SNRvalues. Furthermore, in this case the diversity gain can also be used toestimate the outage probability with reasonable accuracy. The multiplexing gaindefinition via the high-SNR asymptote of the mean capacity (as in [1]) resultsin very slow convergence for moderate to large systems (as 1/ln(SNR)^2) and,hence, the asymptotic DMT cannot be used at realistic SNR values. For thisdefinition, the high-SNR threshold increases exponentially in the number ofantennas and in the multiplexing gain. For correlated keyhole channel, thediversity gain is shown to decrease with correlation and power imbalance of thechannel. While the SNR-asymptotic DMT of Zheng and Tse does not capture thiseffect, the size-asymptotic DMT does.


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Input: I did n' t understand at first but it took no time to see, the nurse had wished the rain to stop the sun to shine, the birds to sing. Memories of not long ago like the day that she described, rushed through my mind so vividly time had come, my power arrived. Making any wish come true if mentioned verbally, provided it was in my past your will be done, so shall it be. With this skill I' ll make things right and show my son, he' ll see, anything his heart desires my end soon worry free. a click is all it ever takes and a nurses face is shown, help me dear, my time is near make one last telephone. The time is nigh my only one this truth I can not hide, I want to make amends for never being by your side. An' I love you' was all he asked from the man he' d never seen, but I can not make this wish come true cause it does n' t exist in memory.


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Input: In this paper we suggest a theoretical method based on the statisticalmechanics for treating the alpha-helix-random coil transition in alaninepolypeptides. We consider this process as a first-order phase transition anddevelop a theory which is free of model parameters and is based solely onfundamental physical principles. It describes essential thermodynamicalproperties of the system such as heat capacity, the phase transitiontemperature and others from the analysis of the polypeptide potential energysurface calculated as a function of two dihedral angles, responsible for thepolypeptide twisting. The suggested theory is general and with somemodification can be applied for the description of phase transitions in othercomplex molecular systems (e.g. proteins, DNA, nanotubes, atomic clusters,fullerenes).


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Input: " But I already have everything I could want. I' m a billionaire, with a wonderful family - a beautiful wife, 5 kids, and 8 grandchildren. I even have a full head of hair! Sure, there have been ups and downs, and I have n' t won all the time, but the ride has been spectacular. Now what could you possibly offer me? " The devil appeared as he always had - a well-dressed business man with a quiet confidence and a slight smirk on his face that would sometimes become a sneer when he spoke. " I need a favor. You see, despite my recent machinations around the world, there still just is n' t enough.... chaos and death in the world - yet. We' re close to it, and I need one last tipping point. And that' s where you come in. " I was always looking for a deal. " Go on... " I said. " You avoided the Vietnam War draft and had a wonderful life in exchange for your eternal soul. I am willing to give that back to you and more. You would be placed in a position of power beyond any that any man in history has ever had. You would get to keep your wealth and your family, but you need to do one thing for me. " The offer was tempting - my life had already been great. And to get to go to heaven to boot? " Sure, go ahead. " " I want you to be the next President of the United States, Donald. "


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Input: Film critic Mark Adams will replace Chris Fujiwara, who stepped down from the role this year.Mr Adams, who writes reviews for the Sunday Mirror and trade magazine Screen International, said he would help the annual festival "develop and grow".He was head of programming at the National Film Theatre in London and at the Institute of Contemporary Arts.Next year marks the 69th Edinburgh Film Festival. The celebration of UK and world cinema has seen admissions increase by about a third in recent years.Mr Adams, who will take up the role in March, said: "I'm thrilled to be helping the Edinburgh International Film Festival develop and grow, and am looking forward to bringing new, challenging, entertaining and exciting cinema to the city."This is a great festival that deserves its recognition and can only get better and better."Ken Hay, EIFF chief executive, said: "We are delighted to have Mark joining the team."His passion for film, his fantastic experience as a programmer, journalist and critic, along with his reputation in the UK and internationally, make him the ideal choice to drive the future success of the festival."


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Input: " Look at him, " Death said, " he' s so bashful! " I was dead, yet alive somehow, and even that was n' t the weirdest thing happening. I was standing on a floor of an office building, from the looks of it, which seemed to stretch for forever in every direction. Surrounding me was a crowd entirely made up of people I thought dead, including my parents, who were all wearing those sparkly and colorful cone hats you see at kid' s birthday parties. And Death itself was next to me, handing me a nicely wrapped gift. " Consider it a cubicle-warming gift! " he said while dropping the black, square, and glittery box into my trembling hands. " Where am I? " I asked. " Hell, " Death replied, " but do n' t let that worry you. Live in the now! It' s present time, silly, just open your gift! " I ripped the wrapping paper, which was of impressive quality, gently so that it remained in one reusable piece, and held it in one hand and the object it was used to conceal in the other. " Do you like it? " Death said, taking the wrapping paper from my hand and handing it to a hot woman, who turned out to be one of his assistants ( her title was a good fit ). The object was a word-a-day calendar, except it could never run out. All it had was one word: " Dead. " The definition it used? " No longer living. " " Uh-huh, " I said while staring at my father. " Thanks a lot, Death. "


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Input: He had always gotten the short end of the stick. Dead parents, greedy relatives who stole the last cent of his inheritance right under his nose, failed business, no friends, no family, no nothing. All he had left was a dollar bill and when he uses that, he would have nothing but the clothes on his back. There was nothing to live for. No one would care if he weren' t at his corner off Smith Street tomorrow. Two days later, no one would remember that that was his corner and some other street bum would take his spot. He was going to end it right here. He would leave the world beholden to no one. He fingered the rat poison in his pocket, the only thing he could afford to off himself with. He was going to die today and he was going to die satisfied albeit a little hungry. Pressing the button for a coke, he stuck his hand into the slot and instead of the red and silver can he had anticipated, it was purple. He sighed, nothing ever goes right for him anyway, and he was used to it. At least it wasn' t anything terribly disgusting like root beer. He used to love that grape soda with aloe bits in it, it reminded him of happier times and so he popped the can open, he took a sip. And another. He gagged; one of the larger aloe bits had gone down the wrong pipe. His eyes spun wildly, hands scratching his throat, emitting only a rasp. In the cold winter night, there was nary a person passing by. As he scrambled on the ground trying to cough up what was lodged in his throat, he thought he could see a cloaked figure under the streetlamp across the street holding onto a scythe….


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Input: The show will see the singer perform to around 80,000 people in Milan's Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on 28 May and to TV audiences in over 220 countries.Keys, who will be debuting new music in the show, said playing to such a huge audience was "pretty insane".European football's governing body Uefa said Keys' inclusion "heightens even further the appeal of the match".Keys, who recently joined Season 11 of NBC's The Voice in the US, said she was looking forward to returning to Italy, a place that feels like home to her."My mother's family is from Italy, so whenever I go, I always feel the most loved," she said."I feel like it's a homecoming of love in a lot of ways."Uefa said Keys' performance will usher in a new live entertainment era for the final, which intends to "merge the worlds of world-class music, entertainment and sports, as well as celebrate design and fashion as a nod to the host city, Milan"."This is going to be a powerful moment in history and one that represents the spirit of all the similarities we share no matter where we live and who we are," Keys said."I'm honoured to be a special part of such a beloved experience."Uefa has previously opened its top club event with large-scale dance performances, traditionally accompanied by the tournament's official song, the Tony Britten-composed Champions League, performed by a choir or played from a recording.The 2011 opening ceremony at London's Wembley Stadium saw Tinchy Stryder perform a specially-written rap about the game between Manchester United and Barcelona.


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Input: We don't usually go to chain restaurants, simply because there are so many delicious locally owned restaurants in the area. However, we had a gift card and decided to go have dinner. nnWe got there around 6 and had no wait for a table. However, when we left, there was alot of people in the lobby waiting for a seat. nnWe both ordered a glass of the house red. Well priced and very good for a house wine. nnI ordered the soup and salad with the pasta fagoli soup. My husband ordered the lasagna primavera from the lighter side part of the menu (it had spinach and veggies in it). nnBreadsticks and salad came out like expected. The breadsticks are alway delish and hard to turn away eating more. The soup was very good and my husbands lasagna was even better. However, we were joking that there is no wonder that the lasagna was on the lighter side. It was so small!! I guess we should have expected that, given that making lasagna "light" isn't an easy task. I can't even begin to explain to you how small it was.. .. .. AND normally we normally split meals at restaurants, so we are typically used to smaller portions to begin with! Probably the size of half a deck of cards (width, length, and height) with like 3 small pieces of grilled chicken on it. He ate it and didn't complain.. .. it was tasty, though! nnNormally we skip dessert but when the waitress came by, my husband ordered the pumpkin cheesecake (not sure if it was because he was still hungry or just craving something sweet! ). This was SO good. HUGE slice of cheesecake. Very tasty and that slice was gone in like 5 minutes haha. nnOverall, ok experience, just wouldnt go back unless we had another gift card.


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Input: "Ready? One, two, three, go! "I felt a hand shove me forward, a modest splash in the water. A few other kids laughed as the others jumped in. As I slowly opened my eyes underneath the water, I turned my gaze upward towards the others. There they were, suspended in the air, only a few inches from the surface of the water. Now, my mind didn' t really process this. At first, I was waiting for them to fall! But, eventually, my breath failed me, forcing me to resurface. As I quietly stared at the other kids mocking me, I hear the splash of water behind me. "Wow, seriously? Only three seconds?! "I didn' t really get it at the time, but their tone upset me so I decided to try again. And that time, I finally noticed. The frozen figures of kids greeted me as I dove. When I waved my hand in front of one' s face? No reaction. And so, being a kid, there was only one thing to do when you' re surrounded by jerks. Removed the swimming shorts of a kid. Went in front of another and urinated. Moved a kid' s hand onto another' s butt. I recall the ensuring chaos to be hilarious, but I ca n' t remember what really happened. That day, I discovered the reason I couldn' t win any breath holding contests. ( First writing thing. I' m not too good at it, sorry. )


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Input: The very Rev Dr Houston McKelvey will lead the Canons of St Anne's Cathedral on to Donegall Street for the annual event.Dean McKelvey said, "It is probably going to be the toughest sit-out yet both economically and weather-wise."The appeal raises money for various charities in Northern Ireland as well as Christian Aid.This will be the last black santa sit-out for the Church of Ireland dean of Belfast, Rev Houston McKelvey, who announced he is to retire in April 2011.Dean McKelvey said: "We will be in the street as usual each day from Thursday to Christmas Eve from nine in the morning to five in the evening."Relying as always on the tremendous generosity of the people, schools and businesses in our community.Millions"I extend an invitation to everyone to come and see us or 'our day off' on Sunday 19 December, when  we will present "Carols for the City" and celebrate the Christmas message of God's generosity."I would like to sincerely thank those who have already responded to our Postal appeal."It helps going on to the street knowing that £90,000 has already been given to this year's appeal."Dean McKelvey plans to sit outside St Anne's Cathedral until Christmas Eve, continuing a tradition begun by his predecessors 30 years ago.The charity vigil has raised millions since it began. Dean Sammy Crooks first started the collection in 1976.Dean McKelvey first sat out for Christmas five years ago, following in the footsteps of his predecessor Dean Jack Shearer, who died in January 2001.Dean Shearer was initially dubbed Black Santa by the media because of his distinctive clothing and the name caught on among the public.The appeal raises money for various charities in Northern Ireland as well as Christian Aid.


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Input: " What happens next? I' ll tell you what happens next... after a word from our sponsors, " the large man who had been antagonizing Kyle into a bar fight for the past ten minutes suddenly dropped his fighting stance and picked up a bag of bar nuts. Kyle should have known something was wrong as soon as his mom started talking that morning. " Do you ever get that not-so-fresh-feeling son? " Then she had managed to turn frying eggs into a discussion about drugs. Then on the way to school he had an awkward erectile discussion with his dad, " And be sure to talk to your doctor before trying it son! " trailed on the wind as he turned to face a school full of students wearing brightly colored clothes that could only have been purchased as the Gap. " Psst, you in the trendy band shirt! " a voice was calling from the bushes in front of the school. " Me? " Kyle looked down surprised to see that he was wearing a 30 Seconds to Mars T-Shirt. " Yes you, get over here! " In the shrubs a petite girl with pale white skin and dark mascara hunkered. Her clothes were jet black save one prominent, off-center white circle on her chest. Next to her lay what appeared to be a teddy bear with the stuffing ripped out. Kyle walked closer and knelt next to the girl. " You' re that straight A kid in my chemistry class are n' t you? " " I think so... Becky? What' s going on, what' s with the bear? " " He tried to bleach the black out of my clothes this morning. It turns out the best way to kill a Snuggle bear is disembowelment. " " A Snuggle Bear tried to bleach your clothes. Are you alright Becky? " She grabbed him by the collar of his shirt and pulled him down to eye level, " Yes, I' m fucking serious. The whole world has gone fucking bananas and as far as I know it you and I are the only normal people left. " Her tongue ring clicked against her teeth as she ended the sentence.


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Input: Jarvis removed Kumar Sangakkara and Steven Davies for a duck in the space of three balls as Surrey fell to 20-3.Zimbabwe-born paceman Jarvis also dismissed Jason Roy and Ben Foakes cheaply during a devastating spell.Surrey opener Rory Burns fought gallantly, but was last man out for 92 as Surrey were all out for 191, before Lancashire reached stumps on 16-0.The wickets of Sri Lanka great Sangakkara, leg before wicket, and Davies, caught behind, in just the eighth over set the tone for a difficult day for the visitors.New Zealand paceman Neil Wagner also chipped in with three wickets to wrap up the innings after tea.Red Rose all-rounder Tom Smith remained unbeaten at the close, as he made his first class comeback from a long-term back injury, alongside youngster Haseeb Hameed.Lancashire bowler Kyle Jarvis told BBC Manchester:"Tom Bailey started it off and then to knock them over the way we did was fantastic. The pitch looked like it had something in it this morning, and then it's flattened out nicely."I haven't got as many wickets as I'd like in the first few games, but I've been bowling well. I knew a big haul was just around the corner. I'm really happy."I've been bowling tight at the other end and other guys have been getting wickets. We have a stat that it's been 35-45 per cent maidens so far this season, which is huge. Instead of teams getting 300, they are getting 180."Surrey's Rory Burns told BBC Radio London:"You win the toss and obviously don't want to be bowled out for 191. It's quite a disappointing effort in a lot of ways, but we can make 191 look like a lot bigger score."It's down to us to bowl well, like we did in that short period, and push the game. If you group it in good areas, we've seen it's done a bit all day. It's swung, nipped and quite a few have kept low."I've been looking for that for a couple of weeks. It's nice to get some runs, contribute and do my thing. To end up with 92 was very nice, but disappointing at the same time."


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Input: Background: Duplication of genes is important for evolution of molecularnetworks. Many authors have therefore considered gene duplication as a drivingforce in shaping the topology of molecular networks. In particular it has beennoted that growth via duplication would act as an implicit way of preferentialattachment, and thereby provide the observed broad degree distributions ofmolecular networks.  Results: We extend current models of gene duplication and rewiring byincluding directions and the fact that molecular networks are not a result ofunidirectional growth. We introduce upstream sites and downstream shapes toquantify potential links during duplication and rewiring. We find that this initself generates the observed scaling of transcription factors for genome sitesin procaryotes. The dynamical model can generate a scale-free degreedistribution, p(k)∝ 1/k^γ, with exponent γ=1 in thenon-growing case, and with γ>1 when the network is growing.  Conclusions: We find that duplication of genes followed by substantialrecombination of upstream regions could generate main features of geneticregulatory networks. Our steady state degree distribution is however to broadto be consistent with data, thereby suggesting that selective pruning acts as amain additional constraint on duplicated genes. Our analysis shows that geneduplication can only be a main cause for the observed broad degreedistributions, if there is also substantial recombinations between upstreamregions of genes.


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Input: I ca n' t see why I could n' t help.' Suicide is selfish.' That' s the part of this he never agreed with. When the pain has gotten so bad you' re unable to function, why do we look down on that? Is n' t it selfish to want someone to stick around, just so we are n' t sad that they' re gone? We ignore the constant pain they live with because we do n' t want to help them with their struggle, and we do n' t want to grieve their loss. He is n' t coming back. Not really. When nobody was paying attention, they dug chasms between each other and left him alone. We pretended it was n' t a problem he was gay, but we did n' t really notice how we acted. There were no invitations to paintball or hiking, and only gamed online. He would n' t go clothes shopping, or for girls night out. He was n' t a woman, but that' s how he got defined. We did n' t notice when he dropped off because we refused to see what was there. He' s not coming back; every time someone gets hurt because we assume they' re something they' re not and ignore them telling us otherwise, it' s the situation that made him. " I' ll be back soon enough " is n' t a promise. It' s a warning. If we do n' t take people as they are, we' ll lose them.


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Input: The force said the staff cuts, which would result in a loss of 72 posts, were a result of financial pressures."We have to react to financial pressures so that we can continue to serve the public in the most effective way," Chief Supt Mark Holland said.A Unison spokesman said the cuts would have "a devastating effect" on community policing.Nottinghamshire's police and crime commissioner Paddy Tipping, who promised to increase the number of PCSOs when he was elected in 2012, said: "We have to make significant savings to balance the budget."We are doing everything we can to cut back on non-staff costs."However, there comes a point when you have no other option but to cut back on staff numbers. It's regrettable but unavoidable."Unison representative Dave Ratchford said "Unison will be campaigning vigorously against these cuts."But he added: "We sympathise with the force as these cuts have been imposed by a government driven by a fanatical opposition to public services," he said.Mr Ratchford said PCC consultations showed that 67% of residents said they would be willing to pay more for policing.The force announced earlier that it is shutting four police stations and five front counters in Nottinghamshire to help save Â£2.4m from its budget.Ch Supt Holland said: "Every community will still have a Neighbourhood Team but under our proposals it will have a different mix - including officers, PCSOs, specials, and our partners."By changing our model we can also make sure that our PCSOs are in the places where they are needed most."He said combining financial and HR functions with Northamptonshire and Cheshire Police Forces had helped reduce the force's budget.


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Input: I like being average. You can have your dreams of grandeur but I want to punch my 9 to 5, go home, have a brew and go to sleep. There' s nothing wrong with that, right? The wife understood until my idea of comfortable did n' t meet with her love of the high life. The kids are with her, so I guess it does n' t matter what they feel. But screw it, man. The bills are paid and the belly' s full, right? It' s hard to reconcile my present happiness with how miserable I should feel, but I worked just hard enough to get where I want to be and it' s time to relax about the whole thing. Child support is never late, and I still get to see the kids on the weekend. When the reporter came by, I told her there' s no story to tell. An average family had an average break-up. The kids are with their grandparents until the wife gets back in to town. She' s not coming home soon, though. I spent too much time as a butcher, and damn it, the belly had to get full.


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Input: Delegates from NATO, The Soviet Union and the African Union have gathered at the U. N. headquarters to discuss rising tensions between the three power houses. Secretary Trygve Lie demanded a solution be found to prevent conflict over the Strait of Gibraltar which has the potential to cripple trade in the region. The African Union has been threatening the Strait since Spain captured Isla de Alborán as a naval base with the backing of NATO in direct violation of the Treaty Of Tangier. The Soviet Union has been working with the U. N. as an arbitrator between the European Powers and the A. U. but the United States has accused the Soviet Union of having ulterior motives since a conference in Tokyo where Soviet Academics talked about worsening relationships between Africa and Europe making fertile ground for a socialist revolution, First Secretary Khrushchev dismissed the comments as being "... just hypothetical musings of scholars, something the Soviet Union encourages... ". The U. N. also hopes to resolve the fate of the stateless Boer people who were expelled out of Africa along with other European peoples from Zimbabwe and Algeria after the introduction of Cairo Accord which stripped citizenship and expelled ancestors of European colonists still living on the Continent. Currently no nation has agreed to take in ten thousand displaced people who currently reside in displaced persons camps in Brazil who have made moves to close the camps and move the people on stating " we believe we have no responsibility to these people and that the nations that placed their ancestors in Africa should repatriate them ". The meetings will start Monday despite expert predictions that negotiations will stall due to U.S. vetoes.


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Input: nnI was on my business trip to WI, and i was very excited about trying this restaurant! boy, it was a huge disappointment. nnhave crab puff pastry as appetizer. this was pretty decent dish. the puff pasty came out flaky, just how it should be. i could taste the crab flavor and almond crisps. it was very delicious. nnI also ordered the lobster bisque. bisque was on the salty side, but it was ok with the bread. i wish i could have stopped my meal here.. ..  nnEveryone on yelp was raving about their raspberry sauce on the house salad. so i ordered that just to try the raspberry dressing, and huge disappointment. it came with this layer of oil, and not enough "sauce". when i poured onto my salad it was just drenched in oil. i didn't even eat the salad. nnI had the steak special of the night and it was not good at all! the meat was over cooked charred (i like my meat medium rare), the rice was undercooked, it was crunch, and the sauce was not good at all, it did not compliment the dish. i only ate the shrimp. it was $35 dish i only picked shrimp from itnnThe service was soooooo slow that night. usually i enjoy my meals like these but that night i wanted just GET OUT OF THERE! the server took forever to bring out my dishes and i was getting really impatient. for the amount of time at was at the table, she didn't come by to check up on me when i needed anything. ugh. never again.


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Input: We introduce VErsatile SPectral Analysis (VESPA): a new method which aims torecover robust star formation and metallicity histories from galactic spectra.VESPA uses the full spectral range to construct a galaxy history from syntheticmodels. We investigate the use of an adaptative parametrization grid to recoverreliable star formation histories on a galaxy-by-galaxy basis. Our goal isrobustness as opposed to high resolution histories, and the method is designedto return high time resolution only where the data demand it. In this paper wedetail the method and we present our findings when we apply VESPA to syntheticand real Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) spectroscopic data. We show that thenumber of parameters that can be recovered from a spectrum depends strongly onthe signal-to-noise, wavelength coverage and presence or absence of a youngpopulation. For a typical SDSS sample of galaxies, we can normally recoverbetween 2 to 5 stellar populations. We find very good agreement between VESPAand our previous analysis of the SDSS sample with MOPED.


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Input: It is not very good, and it isn't that they are mean, they are actually very nice, but they just don't seem to know what they are doing. I have been in there as the only customer and they act frantic, like they are busy. Nice people, but just not very good at service. nnThe food. The food is pretty good, not the best Italian I've had, but not the worst (ah-hem Dels). The Gnocchi is home made, which is great, and it is pretty good, but I'm not wild about the sauce. The pizza is solid, yet can be inconsistent. The pizza is thin (which I love, the way pizza is supposed to be), right amount of cheese, not to much, not to little, and usually (this is where the inconsistency comes into play) the sauce is right on. nnThe atmosphere is, well, there really isn't any. There usually isn't that many people there, no music, typically bad tv is on,  The bar is really old and really cool looking. nnI frequent here, because it is literally a 2 minute walk from my house. I would certainly recommend it, but probably not as a first choice.


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Input: I chose this hotel as part of a package on Travelocity. nnLocated uptown right near the Johnson and Wales campus, this hotel fit the bill. nnRoughly a mile from the center of Downtown and the Convention Center, the location is far enough to be out of the hustle and bustle but near enough to walk to the Convention Center and Downtown restaurants if you choose to do so. nnThe room on the second floor was smallish, but adequate. Safe in room, but other than that, no in room bling. Not a fan of the open shower at all. I like a nice shower with good water pressure. The shower in this room has a seat and a hand held shower head. It's not enclosed and there is no tub. To be fair, the shower head is on a mount that can be adjusted for height and direction, but the result is less than adequate water pressure. Any more and you would flood the bathroom. nnStaff is very friendly and helpful. Check in was uneventful and you can check out via the phone in your room. Final bill is shoved under your room door on the morning of your check out. nnBar/Restaurant is typical. Overpriced, but you have other choices. Dining options immediately around the hotel are limited. Subway, The Great Wok, Cedar Street Tavern are within short walking distance and are fine if you don't want or need to go downtown for better dining. nnThere is a CVS and a Harris Teeter also within short walking distance. nnParking is $13 a day in a structure next to the hotel. In room internet is $9. 95 for 24 hours. I understand a parking charge, but it seems a bit steep. I simply do not understand any hotel charging for Wi-Fi access in room when it's free in the lobby and other public spaces of the hotel. nnMinor quibbles, but If I were attending a multi-day conference at the Convention Center, I'd look for a hotel closer. Price would be close to a wash and convenience would be better.


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Input: I checked my 2 receipts from one night I was there at the end of February 2013 and found I was overcharged on my credit card statement on BOTH receipts. I called Dixie's 3x over a 10 day period, left voicemail messages because no one ever picks up the phone, and then decided to stop by to have the issue addressed. I asked politely at the bar for a manager to the same bartender who tipped himself 100%+ tip and was told he was a manager. I explained the issue and asked for a refund. I was told that he could not fix the issue then and to come back at another time in a manner that was anything but acceptable hospitality and customer service. I then asked for the card or contact information of the General Manager to which I was told that I couldn't have. What?! I immediately left, called my credit card company, and had them chargeback the establishment. I tipped 25% and you think you deserve over 100% and you illegally charge my credit card and then won't resolve the issue. Ridiculous!


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Input: Estate agent Connells Group confirmed Pondtail Wood near Hurstpierpoint will be sold at auction on 12 September.Protesters were appalled at the destruction of ancient woods by landowner Wineham Properties Ltd earlier this year.The Forestry Commission ordered the trees be replanted by 30 April 2017 and looked after for 10 years.The South Downs National Park Authority (SDNPA) also investigated and issued Stop and Enforcement Notices in June.But solicitors for Wineham Properties Ltd lodged an appeal in July which suspended the notice until the appeal was decided or withdrawn, the SDNPA said.A spokesperson for the SDNPA said: "We are aware that a for sale sign went up last week. The landowner is legally entitled to sell the property."The notices stay with the land and so will transfer to any new owner. The owner should declare the notices prior to any sale."The BBC has attempted to contact Wineham Properties for comment.


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Input: The low-luminosity black hole Sgr A* provides a testbed for models ofRadiatively Inefficient Accretion Flows (RIAFs). Recent sub-millimeter linearpolarization measurements of Sgr A* have provided evidence that the electronsin the accretion flow are relativistic over a large range of radii. Here, weshow that these high temperatures result in elliptical plasma normal modes.Thus, polarized millimeter and sub-millimeter radiation emitted within RIAFswill undergo generalized Faraday rotation, a cyclic conversion between linearand circular polarization. This effect will not depolarize the radiation evenif the rotation measure is extremely high. Rather, the beam will take on thelinear and circular polarization properties of the plasma normal modes. As aresult, polarization measurements of Sgr A* in this frequency regime willconstrain the temperature, density and magnetic profiles of RIAF models.


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Input: My hand snakes over the center console in our SUV, gently resting on Katie' s leg with a gentle squeeze. Katie' s own delicate, warm fingers rested over my own but she kept her face turned towards the window and away from me. In the faint reflection I could see tears still streaming down her face as we drove in near silence, Seattle fading away behind us. My eyes flick to the child seat still strapped into the back, empty once again. I do n' t want to keep doing this, a small voice says in my mind. There is nothing I want more than for us to have the family Katie has always dreamed of, that I have always dreamed of too. The family that we ca n' t afford to get through medical means.. instead, we' re forced to navigate the murky waters of courts and CPS and social workers. We open our house and our hearts and each time we get back the same verdict: our house is not a home yet, and we are n' t real parents. We have cared for five children so far, and none of them got to be ours. As we near our exit, I notice Katie wiping her eyes with her free hand. She turns to look at me, the pain still clear and evident in her brown eyes. " I' m not ready to give up, " she says almost defiantly, as if she knows what I' m thinking. I keep my eyes fixed on the road, and nod slowly. " I know, " I answer her. Not knowing what else to say but feeling like I must say something, I add, " I love you, Katie. " " I love you too, Jessica. " She sounds distant and vacant, and I see she' s gone back to looking out the window and is off some place in her own mind. She always does this when she grieves -- she withdraws. It' s like watching someone drown and there' s nothing you can do to stop it. As we pull into our driveway, I squeeze her leg again. I am very tired, but like Katie, I' m not truly willing to give up yet either.


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Input: I was always terrible at drawing. I was so bad that my art teacher from school, Mrs Richards, threatened to resign if she had to keep teaching me. That was until I tried to draw a picture of her, one look at my portrait and Ms Richards thought it was incredible how well I managed to draw Marilyn Monroe, which was strange as Ms Richards looked nothing like her. From that day forth she made it her mission to make me an artist, but try as I may I never managed to draw whomever she wanted me to draw, it always ended up as somebody else. Ms Richards stopped tutoring several months later when I lost my vision from a severe fever that almost took life. Despite the fact she gave up on me I kept up my artistic endeavour at home. I remember the day I felt slightly vain and signed my portrait, I' ll never forget that my portrait of Wonder Wonder had come to life as Benjamin Franklin. I spent the next twenty portraits trying to bring Wonder Woman to life, the most disastrous attempt was bringing Scarecrow from the Batman comics to life, thankfully he had no powers. I just finished my latest portrait. I just attempted Mrs Richards portrait again, maybe I will bring Monroe back to life again, dreading and also anticipating who will come to life I sign my name. A soft fragrance caresses my sense of smell, and I hear a string of word that sounded accented French. " Damn, she definitely was n' t french. " I swore aloud. She must have took offense to whatever I said as I felt a slap across my face as she said " Pardon me, Mister, I meant not to do it, " she left after making a noise. As she opened my front door I heard the crowd outside that was gathered to be the first to see the latest person I had brought to life.


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Input: I've been there twice, both times it took some effort to get served. Today was the worst, though. My husband got to the table first and ordered his drink. When my daughter and I sat down, it was several minutes before we got any attention from the server. We then (finally) were able to order drinks - I ordered a Bushwacker, but got what I think was a terrible Pina Colada instead. I couldn't drink it, so terrible, so I sent it back and ordered a beer. Finally got menus after asking. Ordered an app (the Filet Bites, actually really awesome) but once it was brought to the table, asked our server twice for silverware and then had to go up and get it ourselves. Ordered a bacon cheeseburger and rack of ribs for dinner. My daughter loved the ribs, the cheeseburger was minus the bacon, but otherwise not bad. nnWhen I asked our server to remove the charge for the bacon and the drink I had sent back, she said she could take off the bacon ($1) but not the drink without asking the manager. nnI don't think I'll go back there, unless it is by boat for a quick beer and the view.