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Input: Media playback is not supported on this deviceRory McIlroy and world number one Jason Day are among the top players to pull out over the threat of the mosquito-borne disease.Irish boxer Taylor said: "it's not even something I'm worried about"."I'm not thinking about it, I'm focused on the competition itself and trying to come home a two-time Olympic champion."The Zika virus has been linked to defects in newborn babies but Taylor has been critical of the golfers' withdrawals.Last week she tweeted "I wonder what excuse they would have made if there was no virus," after Jason Day became the latest to opt out.At the Team Ireland Olympic kit launch in Dublin on Wednesday, Taylor said: "we have been given a lot of advice on it and it's not really something that we should be too worried about".Taylor has suffered a couple of surprising defeats this year.She lost her world lightweight title after a semi-final defeat to Estelle Mossely of France in May, having already lost to Azerbaijan's Yana Alekseevna at the semi-finals of the European Olympic qualifiers.However she is confident she can retain her Olympic title won in London four years ago."It would mean absolutely everything to me really."After I came back from London with a gold medal, my focus straight away was to defend it four years on."To stand on top of the podium in front of every other nation would be a privilege and an honour."


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Input: They get a negative star! nI love a good DQ cone or blizzard just as much as the next person, but a complete failure was at hand on my first visit to this particular DQ. nLet's just say.. .. I watched a cook with a large beard and very long hair (both uncovered) toss a uncooked frozen chicken breast someone ordered directly on a dirty counter before putting it into their cooking machine (some sort of microwave).. . ah ya. nnDo Not eat food here, unless you like the thrill of being poisoned. nnAs for the ice cream---I have never been to a DQ where I've been told they were out of a specific blizzard mix. nI completely understand that having multiple 16 year old kids run the store might sound great in theory for cheap easy labor, but they are ruining the franchise and spending the owner's money as I watched them give away multiple items free to a group on their friends sitting at a table in the back. nnThis DQ does not even deserve 1 star. nnI read a review that said call the Health dept.. .. . Seriously, someone call them!


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


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Input: Emily wailed as she dragged herself across the bar while carrying that feeling of nothingness. She had a glimpse of what could have happened if she did pass the deadlines or what she would be doing in that very moment if she had not missed her deadlines. Pulling out her phone she got staggered by the amount of people who tried to contact her. After realizing that she got people worried she felt that heavy feeling of uneasiness. She made haste and ran out of the bar as quickly as she could. As she lunged for the door. The sunlight strook her very eyes and blinded her for a split second. Then she regained her consciousness while laying on a bed. For a minute she felt lost. But as she thought she was only sleeping she quickly zoned out and saw the sight of tall buildings and realized she was on top of one and on the edge of one. As she felt the air pass by her face. While the shouting from behind here started getting louder shouting " Do n' t do it! ". She then realized she was really lost. Her heart began to pound and it all went crashing in. She was n' t brave enough to face what today has and what tomorrow brings. She closed her eyes and looked at the void of existence which at the moment did not hold her interest. And she just let herself go.


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Input: We present analytical and numerical studies of phase-coherent dynamics ofintrinsically localized excitations (breathers) in a system of two weaklycoupled nonlinear oscillator chains. We show that there are two qualitativelydifferent dynamical regimes of the coupled breathers, either immovable orslowly-moving: the periodic transverse translation (wandering) of low-amplitudebreather between the chains, and the one-chain-localization of high-amplitudebreather. These two modes of coupled nonlinear excitations, which involve largenumber of anharmonic oscillators, can be mapped onto two solutions of a singlependulum equation, detached by a separatrix mode. We also study two-chainbreathers, which can be considered as bound states of discrete breathers withdifferent symmetry and center locations in the coupled chains, and bifurcationof the anti-phase two-chain breather into the one-chain one. Delocalizingtransition of 1D breather in 2D system of a large number of parallel couplednonlinear chains is described, in which the breather, initially excited in agiven chain, abruptly spreads its vibration energy in the whole 2D system upondecreasing breather frequency or amplitude below the threshold one. Thethreshold breather frequency is above the cut off phonon frequency in 2Dsystem, and the threshold breather amplitude scales as square root of theinter-chain coupling constant. Delocalizing transition of discrete vibrationalbreather in 2D and 3D systems of coupled nonlinear chains has an analogy withdelocalizing transition for Bose-Einstein condensates in 2D and 3D opticallattices.


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Input: Functional renormalization yields a simple unified description of bosons atzero temperature, in arbitrary space dimension $d$ and for $M$ complex fields.We concentrate on nonrelativistic bosons and an action with a linear timederivative. The ordered phase can be associated with a nonzero density of(quasi) particles $n$. The behavior of observables and correlation functions inthe ordered phase depends crucially on the momentum $k_{ph}$, which ischaracteristic for a given experiment. For the dilute regime $k_{ph}\gtrsimn^{1/d}$ the quantum phase transition is simple, with the same ``mean field''critical exponents for all $d$ and $M$. On the other hand, the dense regime$k_{ph}\ll n^{1/d}$ reveals a rather rich spectrum of features, depending on$d$ and $M$. In this regime one observes for $d\leq 3$ a crossover to arelativistic action with second time derivatives. This admits order for $d>1$,whereas $d=1$ shows a behavior similar to the low temperature phase of theclassical two-dimensional $O(2M)$-models.


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Input: I woke up on the in my bed again, despite falling asleep in a prison cell the night before. All the money I spend yesterday was back in my wallet. The annoying neighbor I had punched in the face had no doubt already woken up without any knowledge or memory of the attack. The car that I had crashed into the side of a building was unharmed and sitting in the parking lot of my apartment. The date on my smart phone remained unchanged. How many times did I relive this day? I have lost count a long time ago. I do n' t even remember what had caused the time loop in the first place. I had no idea how to stop it either. I learned not to throw my phone against a wall over a thousand times ago. It was a major inconvience to not have a working smart phone, even if everything would reset itself when the day was over. I grumbbled and heaved myself into a sitting position. My neighbor' s obnoxious music proceeded to play from beyond my apartment, just like every interation of this repeated day. I growled and stomped out of my apartment, still dressed in messy pajamas. I pounded on his door. As soon as it opened, I shouted, " Turn that thing down! " My neighbor looked at me as if I had not even spoken a word. " Dude, you look like shit. What did you do yesterday? " " Just turn that shit down! " I shouted one last time before stomping back to my room. What did I do yesterday, before the time loop? I was beginning to doubt that yesterday even existed. Yesterday seemed like, no, yesterday was a long time ago...


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


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Input: This paper studies two high-pollution episodes over Greater Tokyo: 9 and 10December 1999, and 31 July and 1 August 2001. Results obtained with thechemistry-transport model (CTM) Polair3D are compared to measurements ofinorganic PM2.5. To understand to which extent the aerosol processes modeled inPolair3D impact simulated inorganic PM2.5, Polair3D is run with differentoptions in the aerosol module, e.g. with/without heterogeneous reactions. Toquantify the impact of processes outside the aerosol module, simulations arealso done with another CTM (CMAQ). In the winter episode, sulfate is mostlyimpacted by condensation, coagulation, long-range transport, and deposition toa lesser extent. In the summer episode, the effect of long-range transportlargely dominates. The impact of condensation/evaporation is dominant forammonium, nitrate and chloride in both episodes. However, the impact of thethermodynamic equilibrium assumption is limited. The impact of heterogeneousreactions is large for nitrate and ammonium, and taking heterogeneous reactionsinto account appears to be crucial in predicting the peaks of nitrate andammonium. The impact of deposition is the same for all inorganic PM2.5. It issmall compared to the impact of other processes although it is not negligible.The impact of nucleation is negligible in the summer episode, and small in thewinter episode. The impact of coagulation is larger in the winter episode thanin the summer episode, because the number of small particles is higher in thewinter episode as a consequence of nucleation.


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Input: The early-R stars are carbon-rich K-type giants. They are enhanced in C12,C13 and N14, have approximately solar oxygen, magnesium isotopes, s-process andiron abundances, have the luminosity of core-helium burning stars, are notrapid rotators, are members of the Galactic thick disk and, most peculiarly ofall, are all single stars. Conventional single-star stellar evolutionary modelscannot explain such stars, but mergers in binary systems have been proposed toexplain their origin.  We have synthesized binary star populations to calculate the number of mergedstars with helium cores which could be early-R stars. We find many possibleevolutionary channels. The most common of which is the merger of a helium whitedwarf with a hydrogen-burning red giant branch star during a common envelopephase followed by a helium flash in a rotating core which mixes carbon to thesurface. All the channels together give ten times more early-R stars than werequire to match recent Hipparcos observations - we discuss which channels arelikely to be the true early-R stars and which are not. For the first time wehave constructed a viable model of the early-R stars with which we can testsome of our ideas regarding common envelope evolution in giants, stellarmergers, rotation, the helium flash and the origin of the early-R stars.


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Input: He goes into a comma after Jimmy gives him a watch, unknowing, it is made of kriptonite. The watch is removed by the nurses and is eventually stolen by a janitor. Jimmy becomes lead reporter for the Daily Planet and becomes self involved and slowly stops visiting him. Mean while, Lois Lane is tricked into accepting a remembrance necklace made of kriptonite. She stays with him night and day awaiting his recovery. wearing the locket with his picture, faithfully around her neck, only to take it off to place in in his clenched fist whenever she has to leave his side. While she rarely leave his side, she has to leave him for the weekly brain scan in which he always shows signs of brain wave activity. The doctors hold all hope that the mild mannered reporter reporter will someday recover. Twenty years later, one day as she is ushered out of his room for the weekly brain scan activity check, where, with the advancement of technology. avails the team of doctors and students to come to the room and read and study the data to confirm the presents of brain waves. Lois gets in the old elevator to go get a Starbucks and the cable fails, sending her and the locket plummeting to the sub basement elevator works, ripping the necklace from her neck and into the machinery. Lois is dead. Gradually Clark gains consciousnesses and is released from the hospital in a remarkable recovery, meanwhile Jimmy has become the chief of the daily and the world, as he knows it, has completely changed. One thing he finds has not changed is his super powers, but they are not needed anymore. Crime is being fought on a near super hero style, with highly trained specialized police force and weapons. The day arises that mild mannered Clark finds his superhero strength are the only way to avert disaster. He realizes that he needs to rush to the street to change and it hits him. There are no more phone booths. edit: for story line omission


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Input: The magnetic and thermodynamic properties of spin-1/2 Heisenberg diamondchains are investigated in three different cases: (a) J1, J2, J3>0(frustrated); (b) J1, J3<0, J2>0 (frustrated); and (c) J1, J2>0, J3<0(non-frustrated). The density matrix renormalization group (DMRG) technique isinvoked to study the properties of the system in the ground state, while thetransfer matrix renormalization group (TMRG) technique is applied to explorethe thermodynamic properties. The local magnetic moments, spin correlationfunctions, and static structure factors are discussed in the ground state forthe three cases. It is shown that the static structure factor S(q) shows peaksat wavevectors $q=a\pi /3$ (a=0,1,2,3,4,5) for different couplings in a zeromagnetic field, which, however in the magnetic fields where the magnetizationplateau with m=1/6 pertains, exhibits the peaks only at q=0, $2\pi /3$ and$4\pi /3$, which are found to be couplings-independent. The DMRG results of thezero-field static structure factor can be nicely fitted by a linearsuperposition of six modes, where two fitting equations are proposed. It isobserved that the six modes are closely related to the low-lying excitations ofthe system. At finite temperatures, the double-peak structures of thesusceptibility and specific heat against temperature are obtained, where thepeak positions and heights are found to depend on the competition of thecouplings. It is also uncovered that the XXZ anisotropy of F and AF couplingsleads the system of case (c) to display quite different behaviors. In addition,the experimental data of the susceptibility, specific heat and magnetizationfor the compound Cu$_{3}$(CO$_{3}$)$_{2}$(OH)$_{2}$ are fairly compared withour TMRG results.


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Input: A DC electrical current is injected through a chain of metallic beads. Theelectrical resistances of each bead-bead contacts are measured. At low current,the distribution of these resistances is large and log-normal. At high enoughcurrent, the resistance distribution becomes sharp and Gaussian due to thecreation of microweldings between some beads. The action of nearbyelectromagnetic waves (sparks) on the electrical conductivity of the chain isalso studied. The spark effect is to lower the resistance values of the moreresistive contacts, the best conductive ones remaining unaffected by the sparkproduction. The spark is able to induce through the chain a current enough tocreate microweldings between some beads. This explains why the electricalresistance of a granular medium is so sensitive to the electromagnetic wavesproduced in its vicinity.


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


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


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


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


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


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Input: This place gets my approval as another solid Sunday afternoon brunch spot! nnI came Sunday afternoon with about 10 girlfriends. Even with our large party, our waiters and waitresses were great. They kept clean silverware coming, tapas plates by the tower (basically we ordered everything on the menu and they brought them out three plate with different options at a time) and our water, tea and mimosa were always full! nnThe brunch selection was phenomenal! Here are a few of the highlights for me: nn-Made to Order Omeletsn-Salmonn-Steak and Eggsn-Fish tacosn-Wafflesn-Shrimp and Grits (sooooo good)n-Fried chickenn-Ribsn-Bacon and Sausagen-Mac and Cheesen-French ToastnnAs if that weren't enough you also get your choice of salads, sushi, fruits and if there's any room left they even have desserts! nnSeriously, there's no way you'll leave here hungry. I'm already looking forward to my next visit!


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Input: Information integration applications, such as mediators or mashups, thatrequire access to information resources currently rely on users manuallydiscovering and integrating them in the application. Manual resource discoveryis a slow process, requiring the user to sift through results obtained viakeyword-based search. Although search methods have advanced to include evidencefrom document contents, its metadata and the contents and link structure of thereferring pages, they still do not adequately cover information sources --often called ``the hidden Web''-- that dynamically generate documents inresponse to a query. The recently popular social bookmarking sites, which allowusers to annotate and share metadata about various information sources, providerich evidence for resource discovery. In this paper, we describe aprobabilistic model of the user annotation process in a social bookmarkingsystem del.icio.us. We then use the model to automatically find resourcesrelevant to a particular information domain. Our experimental results on dataobtained from \emph{del.icio.us} show this approach as a promising method forhelping automate the resource discovery task.


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Input: The White House event had been held every year since President Clinton's tenure.The Eid al-Fitr feast ends Ramadan, a period when Muslims fast and focus on charitable giving.But US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson reportedly rejected a request to hold a reception.In May, Reuters said Mr Tillerson had refused a recommendation from the State Department's office of religion and global affairs to organise a celebration.Mr Trump has previously been criticised for his use of anti-Muslim rhetoric, including on the campaign trail when he called for surveillance of US mosques.He said in a statement: "On behalf of the American people, Melania and I send our warm greetings to Muslims as they celebrate Eid al-Fitr."Muslims in the United States joined those around the world during the holy month of Ramadan to focus on acts of faith and charity. Now, as they commemorate Eid with family and friends, they carry on the tradition of helping neighbours and breaking bread with people from all walks of life."During this holiday, we are reminded of the importance of mercy, compassion, and goodwill. With Muslims around the world, the United States renews our commitment to honour these values. Eid Mubarak."Mr Tillerson also released a brief statement, sending "best wishes to all Muslims celebrating Eid al-Fitr".The first presidential Iftar dinner (the name for a meal held after sunset, when Muslims break their fast), is said to have been hosted by Thomas Jefferson in 1805 for a Tunisian envoy.The subject was covered in a blog post on a US Department of State website, IIP Digital.The post, titled "Thomas Jefferson's Iftar", appears to have been removed, but is available in archived form here.The idea of hosting a dinner was revived by Hillary Clinton in 1996, when she was First Lady.It became an annual tradition from 1999 and was attended by prominent US Muslim leaders, diplomats and legislators.


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Input: *Clank* My eyes shot open. In the dank darkness, my pupils enlarged, trying to see what was going on. My brain thought a thousand thoughts, to make sense of what was happening. My heart beat a mile a minute, full of fear. Oxygen. That' s what I needed more than anything right now. I could n' t breathe; all I could do was lay in darkness and silence. My mind kept working, kept thinking... until it finally thought of a solution. Survive. That' s what I needed to do. I needed to survive... but how? I got the answer then: hit the coffin. *BANG* *BANG* *BANG* I banged with all of my might, trying to tell them. I screamed, the sound echoing around the tight space. Alas, this deprived me of the oxygen I could' ve kept in me. Now, my eyesight became even darker. My senses started to fade. I gently closed my eyes, and lay my arms at my sides. I gave up. *chck* *chck* *chck* A shovel dug into the ground and revealed a coffin. The lid was gently pulled off, and a corpse was inside. It seemed peaceful, but its knuckles looked white and scratched. " Mr. Kain, he is most certainly dead. " " B-But, sir, I swear I-I heard banging! " " Must' ve been your imagination. " He slid the lid back onto the coffin. " Now, do n' t tell me about this man again, okay? " " O-Okay... " The two put the coffin back into the ground, and walked off.


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


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Input: Drizzles of icy rain pattered onto my rain coat, hitting its sleek black surface and then simply joining the puddle that had formed beneath my feet. It had n' t rained this hard in a while, and the way I saw it -God was crying. I would be too, if I did n' t get paid for what I was about to do. I glanced across the road at the black Mercedes Benz 770, getting in followed by two members of the Nazi security services was the Fuhrer. Sliding my hand around the handle of my pistol, I waited, trying to figure out who was going to attempt the assassination. The grey streets outside the hotel Lavino were completely empty. Flicking a pocket watch out, I checked the time -none of this made sense, the assassination attempt would happen in exactly twenty seconds. My eyes shot up to the vehicle. *The security! * Pushing hard against the concrete, the cab loomed with each footfall. *15 seconds. * The left side of my coat came undone and in a fluid motion my pistol was out. *12 seconds. * Down the barrel of my gun, I sighted the first head to pop. The shot clipped through the air, bullet zipping from the edge of my silencer. *10 seconds. * Yelling, the Fuhrer ducked. I had missed the first security guard. I dodge rolled, taking aim again. " Get down, Hitler! " *7 seconds. * Muffled words in german came from inside the cab. A security guard popped his head up, I clicked to fire. My clip was jammed. An explosion rocked me back, head hitting the curb and sending stars bursting across my vision. *3 seconds. * Gurgling, I touched my neck where the metal had sliced through. This was n' t meant to happen? *1 second. * Frowning, the security guard looked down on me with his gun aimed. " Mörder, " he said, the word was filled with such scorn it almost rocked me as hard as the bullet. I felt my eyes dipping, and then the resounding click of metal.


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


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Input: She was speaking after the UK voted by a narrow margin to leave the EU., although Northern Ireland voted to remain.Ms Villiers said the circumstances in which a border poll would be called did not exist.Nothing indicated that such a poll should be called, she said."The Good Friday Agreement is very clear that the circumstances where the secretary of state is required to have a border poll is where there is reason to believe there would be a majority support for a united Ireland," she said,"There is nothing to indicate that in any of the opinion surveys that have taken place."Again and again they demonstrate that a significant majority of people in Northern Ireland are content with the political settlement established under the Belfast Agreement and Northern Ireland's place within the United Kingdom."Mrs Villiers said she was "delighted" with the Brexit result."It is a fundamental question about do we become an independent, self-governing democracy again. I am really delighted that the people of the UK have voted for that outcome. This is a good day for our country," she said.She was very positive about how the border system between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland would operate."With common sense between us, the UK and Ireland can maintain a border which is just as open after a Brexit vote as it has been for many years," Ms Villiers said,"It's important that it will."


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Input: It was a dark morning, as usual - cold, too. Winter was beginning to settle on the mountains. I had woken up even earlier than usual to reach this call. My watch ticked just past four when I got there. A beautiful place, to be sure - isolated, expensive - cold, too. The cold was the problem, and I was the solution. I trudged up the steps, leaving footprints in light powder, and knocked. And knocked. And knocked. I began to get uneasy then. A night without heat could get bad in the mountains, and even though I had made it there as fast as I could, I got uneasy. I had spoken to the client just before eleven the night before - it had taken me a good five hours to reach the mountain home, even while pushing the speed limit as much as I could. Long story short, no one was home. I found the problem quickly - a few wires got crossed the wrong way the furnace, and I was on my way. I did n' t really notice anything was wrong until I got back to the city. I got progressively more worried the closer to home I got - my girlfriend had n' t text me so much as a " good morning ". And there was no one on the road. No one. Not unusual coming out of the mountains, but in the city... lights were on, traffic signals directed nothing, and I could n' t see any signs of inexplicable disasters. It' s been silent since then. I think it' s been three days, but I ca n' t be sure, because the sun is starting to not set. Without my phone I' d lose track of time completely. Surfing Reddit was useless, except for confirming that everyone was gone. I got one email. I have n' t responded. It was to an email that I forgot was connected to my phone, one from high school. " Is anyone there? " I remember the girl who sent that email. She was the reason I left, and never looked back. She was the one I went to when I was lonely. She was the one who made sure I was n' t wanted. Norway is cold. She was colder. I do n' t think I' ll answer the email.


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Input: " Where to? " TGI FRIDAYS. " Gon na' have to be more specific, sir. " TO THE PEARLY GATES OF THE COMMUNAL EATERY. " Wow, you in theatre? " SOMETHING LIKE THAT. TAKE ME TO TGI FRIDAYS PLEASE. " The one on 44th? " ACTUALLY 66TH AND 6 IF YOU DO N' T MIND. " You' re the boss. " AHAHA. YOU DO N' T KNOW THE HALF OF IT. " What' s that? " I SAID THERE' S A WOMAN ABOUT TO JUMP OUT IN FRONT OF THE CAR. " Are you some kind of sicko? Whoa shit. " UNHUH. " Shit, that was close. Who the fuck are you? " YOUR WORLD IS NOT WHAT YOU THINK IT IS. " I' m just going to pull over. " I WOULD N' T DO THAT IF I WERE YOU. " Why not? " SINK HOLE. " What? " SINK. HOLE. " Ah, ok buddy. How ab... SHIT. " FEEBLE HUMAN, YOUR WORLD IS NOT WHAT YOU THINK IT IS. " Shit, who the hell... " HEHEHE "... uh. Okay. Listen I do n' t know who you are or what you want but I got a wife and kids and I just need to make sure I get home tonight. " DEBBIE AND JOEY AND LITTLE LISA? " What the fuck. " I DO N' T INTEND TO HURT YOU. I' M NOT HERE TO HARM YOU. I' M HERE TO COMFORT YOU. " What the fuck. " I JUST WANT A CHEESEBURGER. AND A MILKSHAKE. PLUS I' M MEETING AN OLD FRIEND. " Okay whatever you say pal, but I' m tellin' you the food at TGI Fridays sucks. " TELL ME ABOUT IT. HE PICKED THE PLACE.


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


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Input: the 80s. Sweet dreams are made of this. Granted, I don't go out to dance clubs much anymore but when I do.. . it's usually to the Breakfast Club. I love the hits from when I was in school. (Although I wish the DJ would play less Prince and Michael Jackson and give some other artists their due. ) nnFriday and Saturday nights are great nights to dance stupidly (yet enthusiastically) with your friends to 80s music. Thursday nights used to be New Wave nights, which were fun for the goth and goth-wannabe crowds -- just remember to wear black that night! -- now Thursdays are apparently reserved for Hip Hop nights. I'm not sure how "80s" hip hop is, but whatever. nnThe Breakfast Club is perfect for birthday parties, girls nights out, etc.. .. for those of us in our 30s and 40s who don't go out every week like we used to, but still like to let loose once or twice a year. (And then pay for it the next day. )


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Input: Oh, you know I miss you, When your body' s cold and dead. You know I miss your misery, Back when we wore your red. Oh, you know I miss you, I miss your heart and soul. The way it tasted in my mouth... Beautiful, salty, and cold. My friend, my foe - my future wives - The ones to whom I pledge, To never leave a stone unturned, Or leave you hanging on a ledge. I know in life we disagreed: You thought I was insane. But please, excuse my temperament, For it only affects my brain. Come on, I gave you life' s great thrill! To die in horrid fun! I gave all that I could give in life, Yet still, from me, you run. At times this world does not make sense, With its twisted moral rights. Yet when I had the most of fun, Was in our heated verbal fights. Oh, you know I miss you, And the pain you made me feel, When you fled from my fleeting offer of death, And I had to catch you by the heel. Oh, you know I miss you, Despite what you do to me. You do n' t take the love I offer you; Is it because death is free?


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Input: What I Learned About the Renaissance In your class, I learned a lot about the Renaissance. Remember that movie we watched? The one with the sexy, sexy ladies with their bosoms all up in your face? Oh, *man*. But I digress. I suppose what you really want to know is what I learned, all the boring, detailed stuff. So you do n' t want to know how I learned how all the sexiest chicks were from the past. Fair enough. You felt that your education was boring and so you had to inflict your exhaustion on me. Quid quo pro. Tit for that. I can deal with that. Okay, so, what I learned is that they wear these really revealing dresses. Am I right? Yeah, man. But none of that conical hat shit, with the tassels. That' s the Middle Ages. The King Henry VIII had 8 wives? Am I right? Maybe not, I' m a little fuzzy on the numbers. But he had a hella lot of wives. And he killed every single one of them. Well, no, he divorced a few and he made the Catholic Church -- no, he made a Church so that he could divorced. Ha! Take that, Church. Always hated Sunday School. You might be glad to know that I watched -- oh, they all had surprisingly good teeth during the Renaissance! But yeah, so I watched The Other Boleyn Girl in my spare time. Do you see how you' ve been so inspirational to me? Be proud. So there was Mary and Anne. Mary was n' t hot enough, so King Henry VIII did n' t want her. He wanted Anne. Or was it Ann? Oh well. You ca n' t blame me for this one. They sound exactly the same. Anyhow, Anne has sex with her brother and produces an ugly deformed child. And King Henry VIII has her beheaded. The end.


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


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Input: Delphi Diesel Systems has confirmed it will gradually wind down manufacturing operations at its Sudbury site as a "result of predicted falls in the demand for diesel vehicles".The US-owned company makes diesel fuel injectors and filters for commercial vehicles at the plant.The Unite union said it understood the owners plan to move work to Romania.In 2015, the company cut 176 jobs in Sudbury and moved the work to eastern Europe.A statement from the firm said: "Delphi is sensitive to the implications of this gradual wind down and will work closely with worker representatives to minimise the social impact from this decision."A programme will be put in place to help employees find alternative employment in the region or to relocate to other Delphi facilities."Unite said the Sudbury plant makes a "healthy six-figure profit each month" but that the work is going to move to a country where labour costs are generally cheaper.The union's assistant general secretary for manufacturing, Tony Burke, said: "The news reinforces the need for a strong and robust industrial strategy to be activated immediately to secure these highly-skilled manufacturing jobs so they remain in the UK rather than move to a low-cost country."It is time for the Business Secretary Greg Clark to translate the rhetoric of an industrial strategy into practical action to secure essential UK manufacturing jobs, especially in rural Suffolk where such skilled industrial jobs are thin on the ground."A government spokesman said: "This is clearly a worrying time for workers at Delphi in Sudbury and their families. Jobcentre Plus will stand ready to help people get back into work as quickly as possible."The government's industrial strategy aims to build on our strengths as a country while addressing the long-term challenges we face."Later this year we will deliver an industrial strategy white paper that will help to build an economy that works for all."


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


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Input: I looked up at the calendar with the red heart circled over the 23rd day. We met on that night two years ago when my ice cream spilled over his lap. Indeed, that was the most embarrassing way to meet for the first time. Still, how lucky I am to be with someone like him, and he in return. His deep tones in his voice left me yearning to hear more. How can anyone not know this feeling? Elated is not even the right word. So I' m pondering what to get him. Two tickets to the movies? Or maybe surprise him by wearing that lingerie I bought. Perhaps he has something in mind. Planning this anniversary can be quite a fickle, indeed. Everything' s got to go well. Do you think these sandals match my skirt? How should I style my hair? Ugh!! Regardless, we' re both happy. The love we have is unbreakable. I should stop worrying over these things. Nothing can stop us! Guess he should be back anytime now. Make up, peppermint breath, kissable lips, an excitable heart beat, check! Everything' s ready, my love.


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Input: Deformation Theory is a natural generalization of Lie Theory, from Lie groupsand their linearization, Lie algebras, to differential graded Lie algebras andtheir higher order deformations, quantum groups.  The article focuses on two basic constructions of deformation theory: theuniversal solution of Maurer-Cartan Equation (MCE), which plays the role of theexponential of Lie Theory, and its inverse, the Kuranishi functor, as thelogarithm.  The deformation functor is the gauge reduction of MCE, corresponding to aHodge decomposition associated to the strong deformation retract data.  The above comparison with Lie Theory leads to a better understanding ofDeformation Theory and its applications, e.g. the relation between quantizationand Connes-Kreimer renormalization, quantum doubles and Birkhoff decomposition.


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


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Input: nnWe were pleasantly greeted when we entered the restaurant and seated in a corner table. The service was attentive, we were brought water and green tea before our meal started. Their menu is a cross of Japanese and Korean. nnWe ordered a mix - my brother, the Korean beef, my dad and sister shared a sushi platter and my mom and I both got beef bulogi. Portions were reasonable, I was surprised they were not American sizes. My brother enjoyed the beef, but it did not come with rice thought. My dad and sister said the sushi was average. The beef bulogi was ok, filling but have had better across the border. nnEach entree was under $12 and the sushi platter was about $15. Not bad for lunch prices. nnAn ok place to visit if you are on Penn Ave. I would like to compare to other japanese/korean places in the area.


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


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Input: The symbol was an upside-down seven. Somehow, I related it to the number *e* from my calculus class. I put my thumb on the shifter with extreme tripidation. " What happens when I switch to *e? * " I thought. It seemed to be written in alien symbols. I had no choice but to push it down. Once I did, red became blue. Purple became green, and green became a deeper green. I was hooked. Until the post-boy. The local post office had given a young boy $ 5 an hour to deliver heavy packages to houses. He was in the middle of the road, pedaling as hard as he could, as I approached him with exponential velocity. " Get outta da way! " I shouted. His eyes met mine, and they froze. He pedaled furiously. When I raced by him, I spun him around several times. " Are you okay, " I shouted back, hopeless to stop the exponential speed of my bicycle. " Yeah, you jerk, " he shouted. " Lem me get some of that exponential speed. " It was then that I awoke from calculus class.


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Input: Bailey, 31, was treated last year at the Sporting Chance clinic, set up by former Arsenal footballer Tony Adams."You think it's weakness but that's the best thing I've ever done, asking for help," he told BBC Radio Merseyside."I never asked for help in my life for anything because it's like weakness especially in a manly sport like this."The former Great Britain and England international had short spells with Hull KR and Castleford last season before agreeing a one-year deal with Warrington in November."I used Sporting Chance because I'd hit rock bottom and I got really bad depression. It was the toughest thing I've ever done but the most rewarding. I got a lot out of it and I wouldn't be here at Warrington if it wasn't for that," he said."Leaving Leeds, my hometown club and a lot of good teammates there, and having to just get my head round that, I think I rushed into things with going to Hull KR."The prop forward still feels he can play for a few more years despite his age, but admitted he faced competition to break into the Warrington side."I'm getting older now but I've got four five years left in me feel fit and strong," he added. We've got a strong side so everyone's fighting for their spot this year."


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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: *Knock Knock*. The Man in the Yellow hat nervously rose from his chair. It was late, who could that be? " Who' s there? " He said, as he cautiously paced his way to the door. " It' s George. " The Man in the Yellow Hat stopped in his tracks. He did n' t know anyone named George. Except for a monkey he had cared for a while back. But monkeys do n' t talk. The Man wondered if someone was playing a joke on him. " It' s OK. Please let me talk to you. " Without realizing it, the Man had arrived at the door. He slowly gripped the handle and let the door crack open. Looking down, he saw his familiar friend. He nearly fell over, but caught himself on the door, which swung open. " George? How is this possible? " " Something has happened to me and my friends. I do n' t remember much, but we awoke in a lab. " Mesmerized by his friend' s words, the Man finally regained his composure. " I' m sorry for my reaction, but you have to admit this is weird. Please come in George and have a seat. " The Man led George to the couch. " Is there anything I can get you? A banana perhaps? " " No thanks, " said George, climbing onto the couch. " I think we should talk. " " Yes, I supposed we should talk. " The Man sat down in his chair across from George. " You said you do n' t remember much. You seem to remember me and your time here? " " I do n' t remember much about what happened to me. I remember everything before that though. From before, when I could n' t put my thoughts together like I can now. I had to see you. I want to let you know how much our time meant to me. The Man in the Yellow hat took off his hat and let out a gracious smile. " I had a habit of getting into trouble and you were always there to save me. That time I swallowed the puzzle piece. *I still ca n' t believe I did that*. That time with the kite when... " George trailed off, almost lost in thought. He curiously looked at the Man. " Say, do you still have that helicopter? "


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Input: I ordered the kielbasa sandwich with a side of kase spaetzle. The kielbasa on the sandwich was topped with a serving of sauerkraut and served on a toasted roll. It was your average kielbasa sandwich. Satisfying, but nothing out of the ordinary. nnThe kase spaetzle however was noteworthy and delicious. It was smothered in gouda cheese sauce and I love me some gouda! I ate it all and I would have licked the plate if it were socially acceptable. nnAs for the environment, the restaurant is housed in what looks like what might of used to be a house back in the day. It had lots of little dining rooms. The decor was kind of outdated, but I think that's what you'd expect and it's part of the charm. The tables were spaced a little too close for my liking, but it was tolerable. nnOverall, I'd go back if invited, but I don't know if I'd go again on my own.


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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: We report the discovery of a new white dwarf/M dwarf binary, HS1857+5144,identified in the Hamburg Quasar Survey (HQS). Time-resolved opticalspectroscopy and photometry were carried out to determine the properties ofthis new cataclysmic variable progenitor pre-CV). The light curves ofHS1857+5144 display a sinusoidal variation with a period of Porb=383.52 min andpeak-to-peak amplitudes of 0.7 mag and 1.1 mag in the B-band and R-band,respectively. The large amplitude of the brightness variation results from areflection effect on the heated inner hemisphere of the companion star,suggesting a very high temperature of the white dwarf. Our radial velocitystudy confirms the photometric period as the orbital period of the system. Amodel atmosphere fit to the spectrum of the white dwarf obtained at minimumlight provides limits to its mass and temperature of Mwd=~0.6-1.0 Msun andTwd=~70000-100000 K, respectively. The detection of HeII 4686 absorptionclassifies the primary star of HS1857+5144 as a DAO white dwarf. Combining theresults from our spectroscopy and photometry, we estimate the mass of thecompanion star and the binary inclination to be Msec=~0.15-0.30 Msun andi=~45-55 deg, respectively. We classify HS1857+5144 as one of the youngestpre-CV known to date. The cooling age of the white dwarf suggests that thepresent system has just emerged from a common envelope phase ~10^5 yr ago.HS1857+5144 will start mass transfer within or below the 2-3h period gap.


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


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Input: I 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: nnThe beds here are ROCKS! It felt like I was sleeping on a box spring instead of a mattress and a really had and painful one at that. When we "got up" in the morning (that phrase in quotations as it implies we had a good night's sleep, which we didn't) my husband pointed out that the side of the mattress was slumping, so it was probably very old. Definitely not Marriott standard. nnWireless internet was slow, but a CAT5 was provided in the room for laptops that got internet up to speed just fine. nnBreakfast when I had it was good. Perhaps previous reviewer came down late? A little on the crowded side, but the biscuits were delicious. nnAll in all, the stay was great except for the beds, but unfortunately that's a HUGE thing that needs to be good when you're staying at a hotel. Sorry guys.


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


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Input: Glass bottles glittered and glinted in the warm evening sun. Each one balanced with care and the utmost precision onto an old fold out table placed at the rear of the market. Today was a day like any other, he had n' t sold a single item. His hands trembled as he lifted the one closest to him, cradled it in his hand and picked up his soft leather polishing rag and began to rub in circular motions. His smile increased with the presentation of the surface until with a satisfied grunt he reached out and placed the little bottle down with care, turning it a little so it could catch the rays at just the right angle. He sat back making the chair creak and groan and threw the cloth to the side. He looked around the marketplace, letting his gaze rest here and there and sighed with happiness. The deep etched wrinkles that criss-crossed his face caught the shadows as his eyes illuminated, just briefly, in the evening light before closing in contentment. Everything was right in the world.


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Input: First off, its very old school vibe. I kinda felt like this bar should have been in a scene from the Deer Hunter movie. Dark paneling on the walls, dark ceiling, very low lighting, waiters and waitress's wearing white aprons, that sort of feeling. A nice lil old lady waited on us. We went about dinner time, though there was a snow storm that afternoon the place was pretty much empty so we were served quickly. nnOf course we both ordered different burgers with home fries. The burgers were of a nice portion. I got the Cajun burger with some greasy home fries. It was good but honestly, why I gave it a 3 stars was that there is really nothing spectacular about the burger or place in my opinion. It was good but not great. I don't think I'd drive from miles around to quench my burger needs here. I can see this place being a nice lil place to visit from time to time if you live in the neighborhood though. I definitely would go and check the place out if you've never been there before just to say you where there. nnHappy eatings my fellow Yelpers! nYour's Truely, The Shaw.. .


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


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Input: Left hook, right hook. " There' s the KOI! " I put my fists in the air. I was the best. I reeled in the fish quickly and unhooked it. I always knew Koi were beautiful, but this fish was *spectacular. * " That' s a big' un righ' ther', " said a country voice behind me. Left hook, right hook. " There' s the KO! " I socked him hard. Good reason, too. He was the master blaster fishing master. My fishing competition. " I reeled you in real good, boy. Now why do n' t you have a sit. " There was no use talking to him. He was out cold. To be fair, he was out of line. A little boy like him needs to keep his toes in the water. " Now I' m watching. You best find another pond to go fishin' at. This is mine, " I said finally. With a spritz of glitter and perfume, I strutted away. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - *You can check out my subreddit where I post all my content at /r/thisisntactuallyasubreddit* *I understand if you do n' t want to check it out. I do n' t either. *


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Input: The footage was captured by a colleague who said he had raised the problem with employers without result.The vehicle was being driven through the Leicestershire countryside towards Market Harborough, with the driver telling someone to apply for a job.Operator FCC Environmental said the driver would remain suspended while a "full investigation" took place.The footage shows the lorry going through a village, passing several HGVs and being steered with one hand.The unidentified driver is talking throughout the short clip.It was filmed by an unnamed colleague in September last year, shortly before he left the company.He told the Daily Mirror: "I would repeatedly tell him not to do it."I couldn't believe it - a child could have run out at any moment or he could have ploughed into a house."I took it to the bosses, but they just never seemed to do anything about it."Northampton-based FCC Environmental is contracted by Harborough District Council for bin collections, street cleaning, recycling and grounds maintenance.A spokesman said it was taking the incident "very seriously" and "the business has in place strict operating procedures that explicitly prohibits the use of handheld mobile phones whilst driving company vehicles".A spokesman for road safety charity Brake said: "It is particularly concerning to see this footage of an at-work driver using a mobile phone."We work with a range of companies to encourage them to put into place best practice policies. This includes ensuring that drivers never use their phones whilst driving - no call is worth risking a life."


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


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Input: When I was born I was the first child of the third generation born here. My dad told me that representatives from the European colony actually brought gifts. Just 18 years later the Great War of Mars broke out. I am sure that in the future others will tell the story more eloquently than I will, but at the heart of the matter was water. A pocket of subterranean ice had been discovered in a location essentially half way between the colonies. Both wanted it. The US colony was beginning to experience a boom in numbers, and wanted to secure the site so they could expand the footprint of the colony. The European colony needed it as the ice sheet near their current location was thinner than the probes said it was. As talks between the European and US representatives continued, a European colonist blew the airlock on a US colony building. It was a school. Tools meant for scientific discovery were converted into weapons. The battles were small, but lives were still lost. Then one day, after 8 months of attacks and meetings, a man named Roman Abrams made a discovery. The Earth was dark. Even with the fighting it seems strange that nobody noticed sooner. The home planet of the human race was silent. One day we may learn of Earth' s fate, but that day is n' t today. Today is the day the last of humanity unites. Today is the day the first United Human Government is sworn in and presents to us the Declaration of Mars... **From this day all citizens of Mars belong to one colony. It is our duty to the planet that bore our kind to be not only the last of humanity, but the best of humanity. No citizen of Mars may pass a law that contradicts the principles of unity and the betterment of humanity. **


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Input: First, it's not about the service, price, decor, or the food. I'm writing this review after going there twice. The first time my husband and I went, the dinner was good. We thought this place has the potential to be our go-to Chinese restaurant in Pgh. Today I remembered that they have an early-bird special 3-6pm (m-sat). The won ton soup was not authentic (more like chicken noodle soup) but wasn't bad. The entree was fine. nnWhat really knocked the score down to 1 is the awful tobacco/cigarette smell from the tea!! ? ! ! I had to go to the grocery store and buy a pack of gum. The smell wouldn't leave me so I came home to rinse my mouth with Listerine (2-3 minutes) then brush (as long as I could) to get rid of the smell. Did they use the tea pot as an ash tray? nn[first visit: 3 stars] + [second visit: -5 stars] = [ -2 stars]


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Input: *644221* I read the numbers and then our pre-flight routine is broken as I whirr to a stop. Co-pilot, John, keeps talking, not realizing I' m sitting there frozen like a block of ice. My phone buzzes again. *644221*. " Mike? You right? " John' s Australian. It sounds like *rooight*. " Uh yeah. Just give me a minute. My wife... " I wave at my phone. My wife, my wife, my wife. Angela. My wife is... a spy, I guess. We tell people she works for the Government in " business services ". Spy is n' t even really it. More like " the person who gets shit done that needs to be done ". One of those faceless people who are never in photo-ops, the president does n' t know their name but who wield great power because of who and what they know. And what they can do. We never talk shop. I do n' t know the nuclear launch codes. I do n' t have a secret passport waiting for me somewhere thanks to Angela. Our daughter does n' t have a security escort. Ilsa. She' s two. At six am she' ll be up watching TV before Angela tells her to turn it off. I ca n' t leave Ilsa. But the deal... The deal is that if I get a text with a certain number in it that I have to go. If I' m flying, I need to detour and get as far away from major cities as possible. If I' m outside the US, I need to stay outside. If I can turn back, I turn back. Today we' re going from Los Angeles to Melbourne, Australia. A solid day of flying. But I ca n' t leave- " Mike, are you okay? " John, getting worried now. " Just need a second. " I do n' t bolt out the door but it' s close. I nod and smile to puzzled attendants and then walk past boarding passengers and then I' m in the airport trying not to run and then the blur becomes taxi, traffic, frustration, Angela wo n' t pick up the line, why is the traffic so bad, fuck, pick up the line, why are we just sitting here, time slipping away, fuck my phone is dead the flash of light over the buildings hits us first and the driver yells and


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


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


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Input: New radio observations of the counterpart of the ultraluminous X-ray sourcein NGC 5408 show for the first time that the radio emission is resolved with anangular size of 1.5 to 2.0 arcseconds. This corresponds to a physical size of35-46 pc, and rules out interpretation of the radio emission as beamed emissionfrom a relativistic jet. In addition, the radio spectral index of thecounterpart is well determined from three frequencies and found to bealpha=-0.8 pm 0.2. The radio emission is likely to be optically-thinsynchrotron emission from a nebula surrounding the X-ray source. The radioluminosity of the counterpart is 3.8 x 10^34 erg/s and the minimum energyrequired to power the nebula is ~1 x 10^49 erg. These values are two orders ofmagnitude larger than in any Galactic nebula powered by an accreting compactobject.


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Input: Somerset CCC, Gloucestershire CCC and the University of Exeter have joined forces for their bid, with home games played at several South West venues.Lancashire confirmed their interest in July but have now asked to be involved in the T20 tournament next summer.There were 28 bids made to the England and Wales Cricket Board by August."Our objective is to play matches at Taunton, Bristol and other venues around the region," said Somerset chief executive Guy Lavender in a statement."We not only want to produce an outstanding team but also to use this as a vehicle to engage more participation for women and girls right across the region."Lancashire Cricket Board vice-chairman Bobby Cross added: "This is an unprecedented period in the development of the game in this country."We see WCSL as a fantastic opportunity to explore the potential for the next generation of young cricketers to push the boundaries and to give the national side a bigger pool of talented players challenging for places."Hampshire's Ageas Bowl has also confirmed it is bidding to host a side in the inaugural Twenty20 event next season.An announcement regarding the successful bids is expected by the end of January 2016.


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


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


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


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


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Input: In the canonical formalism of statistical physics, a signature of a firstorder phase transition for finite systems is the bimodal distribution of anorder parameter. Previous thermodynamical studies of nuclear sources producedin heavy-ion collisions provide information which support the existence of aphase transition in those finite nuclear systems. Some results suggest that theobservable Z1 (charge of the biggest fragment) can be considered as a reliableorder parameter of the transition. This talk will show how from peripheralcollisions studied with the INDRA detector at GSI we can obtain this bimodalbehaviour of Z1. Getting rid of the entrance channel effects and under theconstraint of an equiprobable distribution of excitation energy (E*), we usethe canonical description of a phase transition to link this bimodal behaviourwith the residual convexity of the entropy. Theoretical (with and without phasetransition) and experimental Z1-E* correlations are compared. This comparisonallows us to rule out the case without transition. Moreover that quantitativecomparison provides us with information about the coexistence region in theZ1-E* plane which is in good agreement with that obtained with the signal ofabnormal uctuations of configurational energy (microcanonical negative heatcapacity).


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Input: Lord Blair told the House of Lords there were "widespread concerns" over the Met's actions and said: "I share some of them."He called for a report on the issue to be published "as soon as possible".The Met said his views could be considered as part of a report.Lord Blair said he believed the current Met Commissioner, Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, recognised there had been shortcomings.This had been shown by Sir Bernard's apology to some of those affected, and his decision to appoint retired judge Sir Richard Henriques to "enquire into his force's conduct", Lord Blair added.A spokesman for the Met said: "The commissioner has publicly expressed a view that suspects should have anonymity until charged which would be the best way to deal with this issue, but Sir Richard Henriques can consider Lord Blair's views as part of his report if he wishes."Another former senior Met officer, Lord Paddick, criticised the force's investigation into DJ Paul Gambaccini, who spent 12 months on bail before being told he would face no charges."It must have been apparent very quickly that the allegations were never going to be substantiated," he said.And he questioned whether some high-profile investigations had been "deliberately protracted to give the impression that the allegations are being taken seriously".


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Input: *Polar Research Station B7R* *Conarky* *Duchy of Tamarind-Abbey, Free Worlds League* -- - Captain Nathaniel Deshler grinned behind the heavy scarf wrapped tight round his face. A set of goggles hid his eyes from the harsh polar glare while the heavy thermal suit kept the worst of the howling winds at bay. Lieutenant Katya Ryzhkina stood besides him, equally wrapped beneath thick layers of wool and thermals. A wisp of blonde hair had escaped her suit' s hood and billowed about, tendrils of ice forming on the strands. " Sorry to leave this ice cube? " Deshler asked over his suit' s comm-unit. * " No, not really, " * answered Ryzhkina. * " My ancestors came from Siberia, or so I' m told. They were Cossacks. " * Deshler nodded, aware that the gesture was lost in the suit' s fur lined hood. This world was a far cry from his childhood home of Ryerson with its expansive forests and numerous rivers. Its polar regions were paltry, temperate things compared to Conarky' s, and although the taiga to the south made a welcome change of pace it was a poor substitute for Ryerson' s mixed forests. Without speaking, they both turned and started back towards the waiting dropship, its cargo already loaded and ready to go. The life of a mercenary was one of impermanence, cast adrift by fate and chance to follow the drum. They' d seen scores of worlds, each more different than the last. Who knew if they' d ever return to this one?


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


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