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Input: nnAs soon as we walked in the door the place was jammed back with people who were not interested in seating anyone or telling anyone they would be seated. On one side of the restaurant there were literally two girls working, and one of them was pregnant. You can imagine the chaos. I wanted to have this "Pittsburgh" experience that I've heard so much about but honestly I was more than underwhelmed. nnAfter being seated, it took the waitress 10 minutes to get around to actually saying hello to us and in between that time a large group of people decided to squeeze in a booth behind our table making my friend having to get up every time a waitress or another person needed to squeeze back there. nnThe sandwich at best was mediocre. The coleslaw was a bit too vinegary for my tastes and became sickening after the first half of the sandwich. I needed a lot of ketchup to even finish the sandwich. Not to mention I got a nice souvenier of vinegary smelling hands afterwards. nnIf you're a tourist, go do it to say you had a colossal sandwich and lived the "Pittsburgh" experience. Apart from that, I don't know why you'd return.


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Input: Incumbent party candidate Mr Moreno won 51.16% of the vote, the country's electoral council announced.Conservative Guillermo Lasso, whom three exit polls predicted would win after the vote on Sunday, got 48.8%.Mr Lasso has already indicated he will challenge the vote, having earlier alleged fraud.But with 99.65% of ballots counted, the National Electoral Council's Pablo Pozo said these were the "irreversible official results"."We congratulate the Ecuadoran people, who have legally and legitimately elected their president," he said."Ecuador has spoken freely at the ballot box and it is our ethical duty to respect its vote and its voice."After the announcement, Mr Moreno tweeted: "Many thanks to all Ecuadorians, who voted for us and who did not, and democracy is strengthened."Correspondents say his win bucks the trend across Latin America of people turning their backs on the left in favour of the right.He succeeds his close ally Rafael Correa after three terms of what Mr Correa and his administration dubbed "21st-Century socialism".On Sunday, when it first emerged he looked likely to lose, Mr Lasso called for people to "peacefully defend their votes".It resulted in hundreds of Mr Lasso's supporters gathering in front of the electoral commission offices shouting "No to fraud".The Organization of American States, which acted as an observer during the election, said it had seen "no discrepancies" between polling station and official results.Mr Lasso has until 12 April to challenge the result officially, the electoral council said.


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Input: It coincides with the first International Dylan Thomas Day in Swansea.The old exercise book, lying in a drawer for decades, was bought by Swansea University for Â£104,500 last December.An exhibition on Thursday will allow a maximum of 200 people to see the book.Prof John Goodby, of Swansea University, described it as the "holy grail" for Thomas scholars and the most exciting discovery related to the poet since his death in 1953.It is thought Thomas left it at the house of his mother-in-law in the 1930s but it was forgotten about.It is one of five notebooks used by Thomas - the other four are in the State University of New York at Buffalo.The notebook will be on display under protective glass but plasma screens will show the whole of its contents.The poet's granddaughter Hannah Ellis said the crossings out and re-writings in the book showed the teenage Thomas's meticulous approach and experimentation with language."It was so important this notebook would be seen by scholars, fans and the general public," she told BBC Wales."The other notebooks had just been left in boxes and it was only during the centenary year they came to Wales and were seen by the public."The exhibition takes place at the university's council chamber and the date coincides with the first performance of Under Milk Wood in New York in 1953.


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Input: Presbyterian is a joke. Unfortunately our primary care physician is right around the corner, and affiliated with Presbyterian as well, and so any time they want to order up something that they can't handle in the office, guess where they send us? nnTo make matters worse, the place is always full (or overfull), always understaffed, and always incapable of handling anything. The emergency department is horrid, but to make matters worse, it's better than being admitted. nnIn one of the worst cases of mismanagement ever, what should have been a simple examination - passed from our regular doctor - ended up being at least 12 hours in the emergency room while we waited for a regular room, then several days (yes days) in the hospital itself while they proceeded to run a whopping one test per day. That's right - one test per day! nnThe test would usually be run in mid-morning, and the results would come back mid-afternoon, at which point they would try and find someone to interpret the test results, which could take until after dinner, and by the time that happened, it would be night time, and then another test would be ordered for the next day. It was simply pathetic. nnWhatever you do, do not go to the emergency room at Presbyterian.


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Input: The paper offers a discrete thermodynamic model of lasers. Laser is an opensystem; its equilibrium is based on a balance of two thermodynamic forces, onerelated to the incoming pumping power and another to the emitted light. Thebasic expression for such equilibrium is a logistic map, graphical solutions towhich are pitchfork bifurcation diagrams. As pumping force increases, therelative populations on the ground and lasing branches tend to zero and unitycorrespondingly. An interesting feature of this model is the line spectrum ofthe up and down transitions between the branches beyond bifurcation point. Evenin a simple case of 2-level laser with only 2 possible transition types (up anddown), the spectra look like sets of the line packets, starting well before thepopulation inversion. This effect is an independent confirmation of theEinstein's prohibition on practical realization of 2-level laser. Multilevellasers may be approached by employing the idea of thermodynamic activity forthe emitting atoms. Considering coefficient of thermodynamic activity of thelasing level atoms to be proportional to the ratio of life times on the upperand lasing (the 3d) levels, one can derive a new basic map for the multilevellaser system. For a modest ratio only of 0.01, spontaneous transitions betweenlevels are pushed to the area beyond population inversion, opening a space forthe functioning of laser.


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


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Input: nnI went on a Sat at 6. 00 thinking it was early enough to not be too busy. I had checked THEIR website about reservations and didn't see anything so assumed they didn't take them. We wanted to sit at the bar anyway. When we got there, the place was about 1/2 full at best. He told us there were no open reservations until 9. 00 (then why is the place half empty? )nnThat was fine by us, we wanted to be at the bar which had NO ONE AT IT. He told us that to sit at the (empty) bar, we had to spend $50/person minimum. WHAT?! Now, I was prepared to spend some money, believe me, but what if I don't like the menu or I run out of time for dessert? So, we weren't allowed to sit at the bar or a table. We were pretty shocked so went somewhere else that didn't have a minimum spending to sit at a fuller bar. nnI will never go back. They completely turned two cute girls away that were ready to spend probably $80 in 45 min and had a pretentious attitude about it.


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Input: Despite falling unemployment, wage growth is weak because the supply of labour has also gone up, says the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD).The CIPD said for every low-skilled job, there were 24 applicants.There were also 19 candidates for every medium-skilled job and eight for every high-skilled vacancy.The CIPD's quarterly Labour Market Survey of employers, carried out in association with the Adecco Group, said the workforce had been boosted by more workers from other EU countries, as well as by older workers and former welfare claimants.The report's author, Gerwyn Davies, who is senior labour market adviser at the CIPD, said pay had been expected to rise along with employment, but such predictions were "the dog that hasn't barked for some time now"."We are still yet to see tangible signs of this situation changing in the near term," he added."The facts remain that productivity levels are stagnant [and] public sector pay increases remain modest, while wage costs and uncertainty over access to the EU market have increased for some employers."At the same time, it is also clear that the majority of employers have still been able to find suitable candidates to employ at current wage rates, due to a strong labour supply until now."Not all recent surveys back up the CIPD's view. Last week, a survey of employment agencies found that the UK labour market was tightening, with employers finding it harder to recruit staff.The survey, carried out by market research firm Markit for the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC), said that pay rates for both permanent and temporary staff were rising quickly because of a continuing fall in the number of job applicants.Markit said last year's Brexit vote was also driving some EU nationals home, making it harder to fill a wide variety of jobs.


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Input: I find myself looking down the cliff once again. Precariously perched between life and death. I wonder how others do it, just being this high makes my breath come fast and my head spin. But it' s not really falling that I' m afraid of. ( Everyone knows falling is fun, the crashing down is the bad part. ) I' m more afraid of something else, something that' s plagued me for years. A voice that says, "Jump. "When I was younger I figured I' d hear the word sooner or later, from someone else, filled with anger or hatred. I didn' t think it would be my own voice, with no emotion at all. Being this close to the cliff is frightening. I wonder why I often find myself in these kinds of situations. One wrong move and it' s all over. Or would it be one right move? If I did jump, how would I land? Feet- first, so my legs break and likely shoot through me? It would be painful, though maybe with a chance to live afterward. Perhaps face-first instead, so there' s less pain but absolutely no hope of survival. Maybe make a spectacle of it and do a belly-flop. I' m scared being here, yet there' s also a beauty to it that draws me back. Gazing into the depths and screaming back, "You can' t make me jump. "Instead of thinking so loudly, I should have listened to the steps behind me. They don' t say a single thing, they just nudge me from behind. The young eagle plummeted off of the bluff, looking like it would bang into the rocks below. Yet it spread its wings and caught the wind, soaring back to where it fell from. It squawked angrily at its mother as she sat there and preened her feathers.


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Input: " My, God! " Arvin exclaimed as he threw the curtains aside. " I... I had no idea that there was so much *colour* in the world! " He turned, and faced his mother, seeing her for the first time he could remember. " Hi, Mom, " he whispered. She smiled and her face crumpled. His eyes, so blue, and now he could *see* her, and *know* she was there even when she was tired, or sleeping. How long she had hoped that one day, his blindness could be lifted! He looked down at the cast covering his right arm to his fingertips. It had been almost a full week since he had received the cast, and he had n' t realized just how much he relied on his right hand; his left was almost completely useless. Certainly for those late night dates with himself, that was for certain. For the first time in memory, he' d been forced to stop, and if this was the result - beautiful light, glorious sight! - well, he had a hell of a decision to make. -- - *just for OP.: ) *


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Input: Hundreds of Buddhists took to the streets following the passage of a law that would allow temporary residents who hold "white papers" to vote.More than one million Rohingya live in Myanmar, but they are not regarded as citizens by the government.In 2012, violence between Muslims and Buddhists left more than 200 dead.The clashes broke out in Rakhine province and sparked religious attacks across the country.The so-called white papers were introduced in 2010 by the former military junta to allow the Rohingya and other minorities to vote in a general election.Thein Sein had originally persuaded parliament to grant white-paper holders the vote, but later apparently changed his mind.The announcement came just hours after demonstrations in Yangon. Those protesting resent what they see as the integration of non-citizens into the country."White card holders are not citizens and those who are non-citizens don't have the right to vote in other countries," said Shin Thumana, a Buddhist monk who took part in the protest."This is just a ploy by politicians to win votes."However, Rohingya MP Shwe Maung, whose constituency is in Rakhine, argued that voting rights had only become an issue following the violence in 2012.Buddhist monks are at the forefront of protests against Muslims. One high-profile leader is monk Ashin Wirathu, who recently used abusive language to describe the UN's special envoy to Myanmar.In December, the UN passed a resolution urging Myanmar (formerly known as Burma) to give access to citizenship for the Rohingya, many of whom are classed as stateless.


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Input: " Hello, Little One. Your mother and I have been waiting for you for a long time. You have her nose. You have my eyes. *__Beep_* " I knew you would be tiny, but this is surreal. Your little hands are so wrinkly. But your mommy says your legs are very strong. I guess it makes up for the weakness in your heart. *__Beep* " We thought we would have more time with you but even this moment is worth all the time we' ve spent hoping and praying for you to be here. *__Beep* " This moment is slipping by too fast but I will remember every second of it forever. I only wish this moment could last forever. *__Beep* " I know you do n' t understand what' s going on, Baby Girl, but we have to let you go so that you can soar free. Your big brother is waiting for you up there. *__Beep* " Do n' t be scared. We love you so very, very much. We' ll be together again one day, Little One. I love you. " *__________*


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Input: Mr Hogg wants to see users of the class B drug in County Durham and Darlington entered onto a course to deal with their habit rather than being arrested.The Checkpoint programme aims to stop reoffending by diverting addicts away from their habit.A spokesman for Addiction UK said it sent a message that "drugs are OK".Those who are caught with cannabis will swap a conviction for a Checkpoint contract where users will work with Durham Constabulary to tackle their drug habit.Mr Hogg said: "Traditionally what would have happened is people would have been arrested for using cannabis, sometimes imprisoned and it just maintained a cycle of reoffending in and out of prison."We want to try and break that cycle whilst also having a sensible debate around cannabis."If they fail to engage then we will prosecute."Simon Stephens, director of casework for Addiction UK, said: "Essentially, I'm coming at this from a health perspective - I think that his comments aren't particularly helpful."It does send a message that drugs are OK - there can be no doubt that there a significant amount of people with mental health problems brought on by cannabis."Mr Hogg said going looking for somebody smoking drugs was not a "key priority" for the force.He said: "If communities complain about people using cannabis, we will deal with that, we will deal with that proactively."He added that he did not see it as a "step towards decriminalisation" of the drug - that was a national debate which he would "abdicate".


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Input: We took the time to sit down with one of their accountants and explained exactly what we needed them to do for our businesses. Spent at least an hour and a half going thru everything and provided them with all the information they needed. They told us they understood and sold us on their services - but clearly they either didn't understand or were incapable of doing anything that didn't fit into their rigid structure. A quarter later we called to follow up and we got a "I'm too busy for you right now" reply. Not cool. Three months after that we realized they weren't doing anything we asked and we tried to find out what happened. Instead of owning up to their mistake - they tossed insults at us and acted like our earlier conversation never happened! When we took our complaint to the owner we got a very robotic apology with no attempt to make things better. Clearly this company doesn't work well with others.


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


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Input: My 14 yo son typically gets some type of pancakes (he likes their chocolate chip) and my husband always gets an omelet and we split it because they are enormous!! ! During our recent visit, we had the Chorizo Omelet and it was quite good.. . Chorizo, peppers, onions, cheese with a side of salsa (they have green and black olives in their salsa, which is a bit odd but tastes ok) and sour cream. Their (enormous) omelets also come with a side of pancakes, but we opt for home fries instead. Their coffee is ok.. . it's a bit on the strong side for me, but it's acceptable. nnService is always friendly and attentive. The only major downside is that there is always a long wait on the weekends.. .. so get there early!! Our last visit was the morning after a night of freezing rain so the restaurant was only busy and not CRAZY busy so we walked right in.. . and got the last open table. Score! nnPrices a bit high for breakfast ($11. 95 for the Chorizo omelet with side of potatoes), but consistent with other breakfast places in the South Park area.


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


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Input: Market researchers Kantar Worldpanel said there was an overall growth of 0.3% in the 12 weeks to 14 August, boosted by the warm weather.Lidl and Aldi recorded like-for-like sales growth of 12.2% and 10.4%.Tesco had a sales drop of 0.4% compared with 2015, the slowest in six months.Fraser McKevitt, head of retail and consumer insight at Kantar Worldpanel, said: "Current trends suggest the retailer may return to growth this year, which would mark the end of a decline stretching back to March 2015."Asda remained at the bottom, with sales down 5.5%. Last week, Asda reported its worst quarterly performance on record.Sainsbury's saw sales fall 0.6% and Morrisons by 1.8%.Market researcher Nielsen, which has published industry data in the 12 weeks up to 13 August, found similar trends.It and Kantar noted that promotional sales had dropped, reflecting the big four supermarkets' move towards simpler pricing models and permanent price cuts.Mike Watkins, Nielsen's UK head of retailer and business insight, said the big four supermarkets were simplifying "the overall customer offer in response to the growth of the discounters by lowering the level of promotions and reducing multi-buys, instead moving to permanent price cuts".He added that the hot weather and success at Rio had helped boost overall supermarket sales."Brexit seems to have been replaced by an Olympic 'feel-good' factor among shoppers and there were more visits to buy food and drink in the last four weeks than this time last year."Nielsen said the strongest category performances were in soft drinks, with mineral water sales up by 18.5%. This was followed by frozen foods driven by ice-cream sales.Kantar said grocery price inflation remained negative, with a representative basket of goods 1.3% cheaper than it was last year.


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Input: We detected X-ray emission from the 50-kyr-old pulsar J1809-1917 and resolvedits pulsar wind nebula (PWN) with Chandra. The pulsar spectrum fits PL+BB modelwith the photon index of 1.2 and the BB temperature of 2 MK for n_{H}=0.7\times10^{22} cm^{-2}. The luminosities are(4\pm 1)\times 10^{31} ergs s^{-1} for thePL component (in the 0.5-8 keV band) and ~1\times 10^{32} ergs s^{-1} for theBB component (bolometric) at a plausible distance of 3.5 kpc. The bright innerPWN component of a 3''\times12'' size is elongated in the north-southdirection, with the pulsar close to its south end. This component is immersedin a larger (20''\times40''), similarly elongated outer PWN component of lowersurface brightness. The elongated shape of the compact PWN can be explained bythe ram pressure confinement of the pulsar wind due to the supersonic motion ofthe pulsar. The PWN spectrum fits a PL model with photon index of 1.4\pm0.1 and0.5-8 keV luminosity of 4\times10^{32} ergs s^{-1}. The compact PWN appears tobe inside a large-scale (~4'\times4') emission more extended to the south ofthe pulsar, i.e. in the direction of the alleged pulsar motion. To explain theextended X-ray emission ahead of the moving pulsar, one has to invoke strongintrinsic anisotropy of the pulsar wind or assume that this emission comes froma relic PWN swept by the asymmetrical reverse SNR shock. The pulsar and its PWNare located within the extent of the unidentified TeV source HESS J1809-193whose brightest part is offset by ~8' to the south of the pulsar, i.e. in thesame direction as the large-scale X-ray emission. Although the associationbetween J1809-1917 and HESS J1809-193 is plausible, an alternative source ofrelativistic electrons powering HESS J1809-193 might be the serendipitouslydiscovered X-ray source CXOU J180940.7-192544.


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Input: A recently introduced nonlinear Fokker-Planck equation, derived directly froma master equation, comes out as a very general tool to describephenomenologically systems presenting complex behavior, like anomalousdiffusion, in the presence of external forces. Such an equation ischaracterized by a nonlinear diffusion term that may present, in general, twodistinct powers of the probability distribution. Herein, we calculate thestationary-state distributions of this equation in some special cases, andintroduce associated classes of generalized entropies in order to satisfy theH-theorem. Within this approach, the parameters associated with the transitionrates of the original master-equation are related to such generalizedentropies, and are shown to obey some restrictions. Some particular cases arediscussed.


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Input: Oscar, a Turkish Van cat, attracted police attention when he scratched and bit a neighbour in Wingrave in May.The five-year-old recently went missing and was later found 34 miles away in Northampton.Owner Caroline Hughes said she "didn't like to think how he got there" but would keep Oscar indoors temporarily.Oscar gained his reputation after a series of clashes with cats and dogs in the village, Ms Hughes said.But his fame spread when a local newspaper reported the pet had disappeared after being "under curfew" for the neighbour attack.After being missing for about three weeks, a cat sitter in Northampton found the cat trying to eat her charges' food. She took him to a vet and found his microchip."I was incredibly relieved," said Ms Hughes, who has two other cats."I was just beside myself when Oscar went missing, without him the house was black."He's just got so much personality. I feel he's got a bit of a bad press."She said people in the village had helped in the search for Oscar but added it was a mystery as to how the pet got to Northampton."I don't like to think how he got there, I hope it was a delivery van," she said.She said Oscar had lashed out when a neighbour tried to pick him up."I think it's not what he's [Oscar's] used to, so he was scared and scratched and bit him," she said."I never saw the full extent of what happened but I got a visit from police."She said that for now, she would keep Oscar indoors to restore village harmony and give him a herbal remedy she hopes will calm him.


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Input: nThis place is pretty bare bones, CASH ONLY, and it looks like it might not have been thoroughly cleaned since it was built. We asked for separate checks (we were here for a conference and each has an expense account to submit) and the waitress didn't seem too happy about our request. I might add that we were the only people in the restaurant at 8pm on a Saturday. But I digress, you wanted to know about the food, didn't you? nIt was ALL greasy. The crab cakes were possibly the most dense foodstuff I've ever seen. The Fish 'n chips were like nuggets, the fried sampler was ENORMOUS and one of our guys ordered the Monster fish sandwich, yup, it was monster all right. only about 1/3 of it fit on the bun. nOverall it was just bland sea food. no one was upset at the choice, but no one was raving about it either.


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Input: Tricia Lorenz, a patient at the North West Regional Spinal Injuries Centre in Southport Hospital, married her partner of four years, Steve McEntee.Ms Lorenz, from Wrexham, north-east Wales, was left paralysed and on a ventilator following a medical procedure in March last year. She has been in hospital since.About 50 family and friends gathered to watch the couple take their vows.Staff from the spinal unit also joined in the celebrations.Special permission from the registrar was given for the couple to marry in the centre's day room.Suppliers to Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust donated the food.Ms Lorenz said: "We've had such a lovely day. Steve and I would like to say thank you to all the staff who have made our wedding possible, and to our family and friends who have travelled here to be with us."Her husband is supervising the adaptation of his home in Frodsham, Cheshire, for when she can leave hospital.


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Input: The food not at all. First time here, wife and I sat at the bar and people watched over some WELL POURED drinks. Strong point. Then we screwed up and ordered food. I got their infamous lobster roll. Glad I had a drink. Overcooked and dry, dry, dry. I thought lobster roll was generally made with a lobster salad-like mix. This lobster was dry and chewy. Lots of it, though  I guess that accounts for the high price. I went down to Wholeys and got a much tastier one for 5 bucks. And wife's nachos were just a big pile of chips with some toppings thrown on the top. Then the other day,  we went back and I tried pizza. Yuck. The toppings were terrible (pepperoni, sausage. how can youscrew that up, but they did. ) Two slices and boxed it up so as not to hurt the waitress' feelings. But it went into the trashcan down the street. Go for the hootch and not the food! !


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Input: Oxford City Council said Evenlode and Windrush towers in Blackbird Leys will have their rain-screen cladding replaced.It said no-one would have to be evacuated from the towers and Oxford's other three blocks do not use the material identified as being at risk.The move follows the fatal Grenfell Tower fire in London on 14 June.A spokesman for the council said the current cladding would be replaced with "improved non-combustible material" as a precautionary measure.The government has ordered all aluminium composite cladding on residential tower blocks be tested for fire safety.Council leader Bob Price said: "Tenants' safety is our top concern and we will not compromise on safety standards."We have been working with Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service who have been involved in the design of the fire safety arrangements in the blocks."They completed a review of these arrangements and site inspections today, and confirmed that the fire safety measures in place are satisfactory."As a result I confirm that it is not necessary to evacuate the towers."We're arranging for the work to begin removing the cladding to start as soon as possible, and we'll let residents know more details about all of this as soon as we have finalised them."The council said Oxford's other three tower blocks have rain-screen cladding made from non-combustible sheet aluminium, rather than aluminium composite.It added that leaseholders would not be charged for replacing the cladding.


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Input: Every day there is a special which is a footlong sub for 4 bucks. Also if you get the special that day you can add the extra large drink for 99 cents! The little rock special is a Philly cheese steak with grilled opinions, lettuce, tomato, oil and vinegar and mayo. Yummy. They have many versions of the cheese steak to even include marinara sauce. Okay mouth watering now. Another good one is the little Italy, which is another daily special, basically ham, salami, pepperoni, lettuce, tomato, and oil and vinegar. Oh and opinions but I don't get those. Now if your want some homemade sides like potato or macaroni salad, this ain't your place. They get it at Sams club. However who cares really? The sammich is what matters and of you get the special you don't need a side. They also have chips or fries. Don't feel like a sammich? Well they have other items like pizza and salads. For the cheap price you can't beat this place. I love working on the west side.


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Input: This is my kind of place. I write this review by comparing it to other science museums that I've been to. nnWhat keeps Discovery Place from being one of the more exciting science museums.. . is that it's relatively the same every time I go. nnSure there's some new stuff.. . but some of the old stuff just needs to go. My son loves science and engineering.. . and with the exception of some of the upstairs activities, he was bored. We made it through Discovery Place in about an hour.. . and he's only 6. nnSo, my advice is to look into Discovery Place before you go, find what you'd like to do, and get down to business. Otherwise, you'll run up and down and back up and back down and back up and down and up and down.. . as your kids realize that the new thing was definitely not as interesting as the last thing. nnTry:  Catching an Imax moviennAvoid:  The water room (unless you want your kid drenched)nnn**Yes.. . boo.. . unfun parent.. . boo (Sorry.. . dad doesn't care for wet or sticky)


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Input: We propose a new mechanism to produce ultracold polar molecules withmicrowave fields. The proposed mechanism converts trapped ultracold atoms ofdifferent species into vibrationally excited molecules by a single microwavetransition and entirely depends on the existence of a permanent dipole momentin the molecules. As opposed to production of molecules by photoassociation ormagnetic-field Feshbach resonances our method does not rely on the structureand lifetime of excited states or existence of Feshbach resonances. Inaddition, we determine conditions for optimal creation of polar molecules invibrationally excited states of the ground-state potential by changingfrequency and intensity of the microwave field. We also explore the possibilityto produce vibrationally cold molecules by combining the microwave field withan optical Raman transition or by applying a microwave field to Feshbachmolecules. The production mechanism is illustrated for two polar molecules: KRband RbCs.


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Input: This thesis provides a partial answer to a question posed by Greg Kuperbergin q-alg/9712003 and again by Justin Roberts as problem 12.18 in "Problems oninvariants of knots and 3-manifolds", math.GT/0406190, essentially: "Can onedescribe the category of representations of the quantum group U_q(sl_n)(thought of as a spherical category) via generators and relations?"  For each n \geq 0, I define a certain tensor category of trivalent graphs,modulo isotopy, and construct a functor from this category onto (a fullsubcategory of) the category of representations of the quantum group U_q(sl_n).One would like to describe completely the kernel of this functor, by providinggenerators. The resulting quotient of the diagrammatic category would then be acategory equivalent to the representation category of U_q(sl_n).  I make significant progress towards this, describing certain generators ofthe kernel, and some obstructions to further elements. It remains a conjecturethat these relations generate the kernel. My results extend those ofq-alg/9712003, MR1659228, math.QA/0310143 and math.GT/0506403.  The argument is essentially by constructing a diagrammatic version of theforgetful functor coming from the inclusion of U_q(sl_{n-1}) in U_q(sl_n}. Weknow this functor is faithful, so a diagram is in the kernel for n exactly ifits image under the diagrammatic forgetful functor is in the kernel for n-1.This allows us to perform inductive calculations, both establishing families ofelements of the kernel, and finding obstructions.


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Input: It's got a busy, friendly vibe and overall satisfying food. nnThe good: to contradict a previous reviewer, I found the beer selection to be quite respectable. You've got mainstream goat piss, mainstream Irish, beer snob local, national and international. I was very pleased by the Gaelic ale from Asheville. Very pleased. Also, the nachos were truly a work of art. I can't stand flour tortillas but flour tortilla chips are great for this mouthwatering mountain of peppers, beans, tomatoes, olives, cream and little chicken bits. nnThe ok: well, I found my pasta - the Honey Chicken - to be just ok. The chicken itself was nice and juicy. I don't know what I expected from the pasta. I think it was overall a bit sweet, and perhaps a nice pungent feta topping would have broken that up a bit better. What it came with was a bland kind of Parmesan, I think. nnI might return and try something else on the menu - like their massive 1/2 pound burgers - and we'll see if it'll make me a fangirl.


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Input: Jacqui Thompson, from Llanwrda, Carmarthenshire, was sued by Mark James over five posts she made on her blog.Mrs Thompson also faces a £230,000 legal bill after losing a bid to sue Mr James for libel.Mr James said he was pleased that the Appeal Court had "dismissed completely" Mrs Thompson's case.The legal spat developed in June 2011 after Mrs Thompson was removed from a council meeting and arrested after refusing to stop filming it.The case led to a critical report by the Wales Audit Office (WAO) after Carmarthenshire council indemnified Mr James in his libel counter-claim against Mrs Thompson.Carmarthenshire has paid out more than £26,000 in external legal costs since 2012 under the decision.A WAO report found that Carmarthenshire council's decision to pay the court costs of its chief executive in the case was unlawful.The council said it had taken external legal advice and had consulted the WAO prior to deciding to cover Mr James's court costs. It said the WAO had not raised concerns at that time.In February councillors agreed to accept the WAO findings but they have not withdrawn the indemnity provision.Announcing on Wednesday that she had lost her appeal, Mrs Thompson said she found the judgement against her a "miscarriage of justice which I cannot accept but will have to live with".In a statement via Carmarthenshire council, Mr James said: "I am obviously pleased that Mrs Thompson's appeal was dismissed completely, and that the court agreed with the original judgement and views of the judge. They also awarded her to pay further costs for the appeal."Mrs Thompson has conducted a long-running campaign of harassment and defamation."It is time Mrs Thompson finally realised that she has done wrong, has been found by the High Court and Court of Appeal to have done wrong and cease her pointless campaign against the council and its officers."


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


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Input: " Quite the man you are, to be able to find me. " " Well you made the mistake of pissing me off today of all days. Every other day would have been okay. Really, I would have shrugged it off. " " Tell me, what' s your problem? " " You. Usually assholes like you do n' t get on my nerves but... " " I did something? " " On this one night, you kidnapped my best friend who I have had a crush on for all I have known her on OUR PROM NIGHT. " " Peter, is that you? " Annie was chained up, dress ripped, hiding behind the big douchebag. Some how she still looked beautiful. " Douchebag, I have a fist full of hate just for you. " Finally, I charged at this would be kidnapper with my fists up, ready to punch. Grinning, the douchebag put his fists up in acceptance of this duel. He dodged my left haymaker and right upppercut. Jabbing in response, Mr. Douchebag would not give an inch and threw a roundhouse kick. Knocked to the ground, I backed up and reset. " Listen, you are better off staying on the ground. " Zoning out his taunts, I came in with a hard jab to his stomach followed by a quick kick to his face which knocked him out cold. " X-rays will show you that I just kicked your ass. " Calmly, I untied Annie. Very gently, I check to make sure Annie was n' t hurt. " Best friends like you are hard to come by. Now, were you serious that you always loved me? " " Maybe a kiss would better answer that question. "


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Input: The television star's donation - reported in local press to be nearly £3,000 - came after he heard about the campaign for the Parrot in Carmarthen.Gilbert, who was born in the town, contacted the West Wales Music Collective and offered to push the appeal to the halfway mark - £5,000.He said the town needed live venues.He said if Carmarthen had had them when he grew up, he would have probably got into stand-up comedy sooner than he did.When asked by BBC Radio 1 if he was the "mystery benefactor", Gilbert said: "I am not a mystery benefactor any more then..."My old home town, Carmarthen in west Wales, there is only one music venue, I think I am right in saying, called the Parrot that closed down for one reason or another and now there is a lovely group of artists and musicians -  local do-gooders - who are trying to get enough money to reopen it and improve the place. They are a non-profit type of thing."A town like that, in west Wales, a town like that as in a small town, needs music venues, needs comedy venues, need venues, live performance venues... People need them."Gilbert, who now hosts comedy music quiz Never Mind the Buzzcocks and presents a show on BBC Radio Wales, added: "It took me 33 years to do my first stand-up gig, I hadn't been to a comedy club until I was 27 years old."Had we had them in that small town I would have gone."I think it's the least you can do is put a bit back in."A spokesman for the West Wales Music Collective told the FYI: Carmarthen website that it was now hopeful of reaching its £10,000 target.


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Input: " I' m going out. To see this sick-ass killer band YOU' VE never heard of! " my father shouted as he trodded down the stairs. " Are you sure that' s wise, father? Do n' t you have an important meeting in the morning? " I asked. " Oh my GAWD are you hearing yourself right now? He-LLO? The Stank Garden is playing? Once in a life time experience? Or is that wasted on you, kiddo? " Father snorted. " Well, it' s not that I' m trying to dismember your enjoyment, it' s just that- " " Oh, I see exactly how it is, YOU HATE ME! " Father shouts as he moves towards the door, pouting. " I brought you into this world, and this is the thanks I get? " He adds. " I only intend for your wellbeing, father. " " You do n' t know SHIT, kiddo. As soon as I get accepted into the navy seals I' m going to fuck your shit up, lightweight. " " Father, I' d expect you could already defeat me in physical combat. " " Hah! Look at this kid, so fucking wrecked; I just snapchatted your uncle to let him know what a pussy you are. " " Father- " " He just replied' omg lmao fuckin wrecked gtfo bitch kid " hahahaha " Father was struggling to open the door as he had collapsed from laughter. " It' s just that your drinking nights have left you in worse shape than years past and- " " Look, if I wanted advice, I' d fuckin' google it, okay? Eat your hot pockets and do n' t wait up. " Father finally opened the door and stepped outwards. " Peace, bitch. " He bellowed as he slammed the door. As I began preparing my hot pocket, my grandfather, who had no doubt heard the entire scene unfold stepped in and grumbled, " you know... He would respect you. " My ears perked up. " If you were n' t such a fag. " I set the microwave to defrost.


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Input: But there was one time that we needed to have something taken care of, and because of their other commitments and a holiday approaching, they couldn't take us. So we went to the Charlotte Veterinary Clinic. nnBecause it's actually closer to our house, we were somewhat hopeful that it would work out. Unfortunately it didn't. The place is a bit dingier, like it hasn't been updated in a while. It's clean, it's just old. It's like comparing a paneled room from the 70s with a newer, remodeled home. nnThe service was certainly okay, and the staff was nice, it is just that the place wasn't nearly as nice. I'm sure that the cost would reflect it as well. I don't mean to say anything bad about the staff, either - but when you compare the surroundings of the waiting room, and what appeared to be a single-person staff vs. the multiple doctor setup provided in Matthews, it may very well be worth the extra few dollars, you know?


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Input: I have been by this place many times and was excited to finally make it inside. We were lucky that we went fairly early as a line developed shortly after we were seated at our table. The Rusty Nail is prepared for this in a pretty cool way though as they have a list outside of the restaurant that you can sign into as well as some coffee to partake of while you wait. nnFor my entree I decided to go with one of the specials for the day which was the Rusty Nail omelet while my girlfriend decided on another special which was the a mushroom, spinach and feta junior omelet. Her omelet is self explanatory while mine had in it some salami, cheese and three pieces of sliced pepperoni on top of it. It was readily apparent that the pepperoni was not the cheap kind that you get on most pizzas as it had more flavoring and tasted much better. Both omelets came with sides of home fries and toast for which we both ordered deli rye. The junior omelet tasted good as the sourness of the feta played nicely with earthy mushrooms while the spinach made it feel like I was eating healthy. My omelet was just as good if not better than the junior omelet as the cheese and meats combined to make it seem like I was almost eating a pizza. Some of my hash browns were slightly overcooked and they had too many onions for my taste but we still decent enough to be a side to the main show. nnThe bottom line for me is that I would definitely head back here in the future. Everything that I tasted was good and I would not hesitate to take any of my friends here for a breakfast.


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Input: Wales has 735 of the councils handling over Â£43m of public money but only an estimated 30% received qualified audit opinions on their last accounts.The warning comes as community councils are being asked to take on more services by cash-strapped county councils.The auditor has had to warn some councils for "serious weaknesses.""The accountability and scrutiny that comes with the use of public money is growing ever tighter," said Huw Vaughan Thomas, the Auditor General for Wales."Community councils are responsible for over Â£43m worth of funds and are likely to be devolved more responsibilities."Community councils represent the first tier of local government in Wales, and are equivalent to parish councils in England.They can hold the purse strings for local community buildings, parks, cemeteries, allotments and toilets.The auditor's report suggested councils should:The auditor's fifth annual report tells councils they are to implement a financial code of conduct and sets out what councils must to be compliant with regulations."I would urge them to undertake an investigation into their current practice to ensure they are compliant with their legal requirements before the 2016-17 audit reviews," added Mr Thomas."It is worrying to see that a number of councils have qualified opinions which are easily avoidable."Nick Ramsay, chairman of the assembly's public accounts committee, said: "It is essential that these councils have robust and effective arrangements in place for financial management and governance."While many councils have good arrangements in place, the Auditor General's report shows that there is still much work to do to raise standards of financial management and governance across the sector."


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Input: nnI especially love the art studio on the first floor, there is always 2 or 3  different art activities that are happening. nnMy niece had her birthday party here, in January, I felt a little rushed, because a few of our guests were late. The Children's Museum supplied a craft and two party assistants, along with a large space for the guests. nnI don't know how much my sister in law paid for the party, but I get the feeling it was expensive. nnMy family and I get to enjoy this museum fairly often because it's across the street from my mom's house. It's a treat to have such a fabulous museum near by. nnBe sure to visit the water floor on the fourth floor, the kids never want to leave the museum after they've played in the water tables. It stretches from one way to the next. nnI have so many happy memories from this place, it totally rocks!


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Input: I go to Sandcastle maybe once a year. But my Chicago friend Catherine came in to visit for the weekend and after a day at the zoo, we donned our swimsuits and came here. The main part of the park is closed in the evenings, but the Sandbar and the Sandbar Pool and the Hot Tub remain open for the 21 and over set. The Sandbar has a great menu of food and drinks and has a $6. 00 cover charge to get in. Occasionally there's live entertainment. nnIt's hard to believe that before they built this place, it was the site of an abandoned steel mill. Actually, it was the railroad yard for the nearby Homestead Works. But after site-clearing and clean-up, they turned it into a beautiful place to spend a warm day or nice evening. The view across the Mon is quite beautiful with a wooded hillside on the other side. There's even a boat dock, so you can arrive by river if you desire. nnI'm glad I renewed my acquaintance with this place and hopefully, I'll get another chance to come back.


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Input: Familiar, a ballad The rain fell hard when Sera left, as heavy as her gait. The ghost-wood locket at her neck hung with solemn weight. Within, two portraits at the sides: A kitten' s flushed delight And her' s, a smiling mother' s pride - Though no such look tonight. She hit the tree line at a run - the storm above her grew - thunder beat a frenzied drum and lightning forked in two. Rye had seen the mystic fork from further in the wood. Within his trembling hands, a book had said " this sign was good. " If the book said good, it' d have to do. The book was all he had. He' d only failed a spell, or two when the directions had been bad. So book in hand ( he checked it twice ) he drew the ancient sign. But then, Fate rolled the ancient dice: Came Sera from behind. Blinded by the lightning' s stem she stumbled into Rye. Two bodies, now as talisman would see the spell comply. Two bolts of lightning struck, and fused the magic was now done. Two mages groaned, dazed and confused not knowing what' d begun. Fate had thought it' d played a joke On mages unprepared To thwart it' s final, authored stroke: A spell with no compare. Yet when their eyes had met, they cast A familiar incantation. The ancient spell was growing fast And with it, a revelation: Within the boy Sera' d found a son, And a student fair of skill. Rye had found a mother' s love ( a role a book can' t fill ). But all the humor here is this: if you could see Rye' s mark drawn in inexperience, his pentacle was stark, Far too stark to cast the spell. And yet, from there, at last Beneath the forking thunder' s knell They both had a spell to cast edit: fixing formatting


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Input: Ashfield District Council in Nottinghamshire cancelled the show as it felt the comedian's material was not "appropriate".Ricky-Lee Cooke, who started a petition to overturn the decision, said people had the right to make their own choice.Brown's manager accused the council of a "vendetta" against his client.The authority said the comic was free to perform at a non-council venue.Roy "Chubby" Brown was due to appear at Festival Hall, in Kirkby, in October.Mr Cooke, whose petition has 465 signatures, said: "I'm a big believer in freedom of speech... I do believe it's censorship."It's for the people to decide, no one is forcing [them] to go. They know what the show is like."I do think [the material] is appropriate and I don't think the council should be making decisions like this."Roy "Chubby" Brown is known for his so-called "blue" style of humour with some critics saying his act is "crude".He rarely appears on mainstream television but did star in the TV programme the League of Gentleman as mayor of the fictional town, Royston Vasey - the comedian's real name.Steven Lloyd, the comedian's manager, said: "We do shows for the fans, not for the council. This is purely a vendetta against Roy as they have not banned other comics from the venue."They booked the show last November and it took them [until] now to cancel it because they didn't want 'his type'."He added that the comic felt "badly treated".The council said in a statement: "In discussions about the provisional booking, a decision was taken not to go ahead."The booking was not confirmed, and tickets were not put on sale. There is no financial loss or missed income for Ashfield District Council."In a previous statement it said it did not feel the booking was "appropriate for a council venue and not one that it wished to be associated with."


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


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Input: nThis is the greasy spoon that is sooo convenient it is worthwhile. Would I travel more than 3 blocks for this place, probably not. nnWould I ride an elevator down and run over across the street in the middle of winter - without a coat - for it. Of course. nnI've done every combination of their salads - all solid choices. And they are pretty flexible regarding adding/avoiding - so go  ahead ask. (BUT - if they really wanted my opinion, I could write a dissertation on what they could do to improve their salad choices)nnWhen I'm having a horrible day at work and I can't stand the idea of a salad. Their hamburgers are top notch. They will frequently remind you that they won an award (ps none of the waitresses know which award). But no joke - solid, straight up excellent burger and fries. None of the glitz of every new burger place that has rolled into town - but really.. . This is a GOOD burger. nnThe decor.. . well it borders on the bad, but in the right light (dim) it's fine. It's a diner. nnWait staff is a surly bunch of no nonsense ladies, with an accuracy rating of about 85%, but I like them. They mean well and they keep my glass of diet coke filled to the brim.


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


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Input: I feel like we were duped. nnThe school is a publicity machine with nothing behind it. The students have no sense of community, and the neighbors hate them. My daughter has had terrible things said and shouted at her by the supposedly "charming" upscale people with their "beautiful" homes. The neighbors hate the school and take it out on students. nnThe school does not care about students once they have enrolled. They nickel and dime them for every little thing. There is no social life on the campus or near the campus. nnMy daughter says that the morale of the teachers is awful. Two have talked about what they make and how it is insufficient. nnMy daughter has older friends who did well on their SATs and had good grades and cant get into graduate school. There is no network to help with jobs, except maybe nursing. nnDont send your child to Queens.


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


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Input: A normal day. That' s all it was - and it became routine- responding to Jumpers. That' s what we called them - despite the fact that we always able talked them down, the ones we caught. The fog rolled in, it was thick and you could probably only see 10 feet ahead of you. It was quite eerie. You know, it took a toll on you to see people so distressed, as if life was n' t worth living. My life is the force. I do n' t have any kids, nor am I married. It' s strange, because I do get lonely, and I do long for a special someone. I just do n' t have time. Time it' s a strange thing- my shift crawls- The only time I feel alive is when I' m helping those in need. It was October 12th 2013, 12: 15 p. m, the thick fog blocked the sun and it was completely grey. It was by sheer chance that I saw him on the red rails of the bridge as I was patrolling through, I stopped abruptly, threw my lights on and I approached the man. White male, age roughly 30 years old. I approached him, and called, " Sir, I' m here to help! " He was a few feet away. He was dressed in black rags, his head scraped, and smelled like death. It was entirely unusual to see someone in this physical condition as bad as him. Rotting flesh- that' s the smell. I called out to him as traffic zoomed by, just missing my squad car, " Sir, my name is Officer Heart! " He replied, " I know. " His head still peering into the white abyss below. He turned to me, we locked eyes, and he said, " I know who you are Heart. " I was looking into my blue eyes, I observed the scar on his face - it was in the precise location where I got mine. His eyes were far more piercing than my own - they peered deeply into my soul. He said, " I' ve been waiting for you. " My hands felt ice cold - my hat flew off- the wind rushed through my hair - and i felt weightless. I struggled to breathe. Than I realized I was falling and right before impact - I realized - I was the jumper.


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Input: Terra was always considered the land of misfits. The one place in the galaxy where worlds could dump their unnecessary, and unneeded species from their worlds to ours. Each planet of the federation was granted the ability to drop the entirety of one species off onto Terra to free themselves of the burden of their existence on their own world. Terra was considered a *Death World*. As in it could n' t sustain life for long periods of time, due to the general entropy of our solar system, and the fact that earth can only handle so much life at once from packing it full of these *useless* species. The Galactic Federation would cause mass extinction events to " cleanse " the planet when it got too packed, essentially a cosmic trashbin for the Galactic Federation. Humanity really was a luck of the draw. After the last M. E. E. of the Galactic Federation, as we know mammals came to be the dominant type of animal on the planet, eventually giving way to the rise of *Homo Sapiens*. Humans were lucky. One in a trillion, usually the beings of energy who lead the Galactic Federation gift the evolutionary path to sentience, and intelligence to a world, but we were the first who came to be in a natural fashion, quite literally diamond in the rough, the treasure in the world of intergalactic trash. And now that we were one of them, *The Federation were frightened to see what we could do. *


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


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Input: Media playback is not supported on this deviceGlenavon had taken the lead in the 28th minute through Eoin Bradley whose shot was deflected past keeper Sean O'Neill.Crues striker Jordan Owens headed the equaliser from Michael Carvill's ball midway through the second half.Glenavon's Bradley was then sent off after a head-to-head confrontation with home skipper Colin Coates.Glenavon will be waiting to hear if Bradley is deemed to have been guilty of a head-butt, which would land him with an automatic six-game suspension.After the match, Glenavon player-manager Gary Hamilton queried why his man was dismissed while Coates got a yellow card.Bradley himself said: "Colin Coates is supposed to be one of the hard players in the Irish League, but when he goes down like that you have to wonder."He did his job and got me sent off."Crusaders manager Stephen Baxter: "I didn't see the incident at all to be perfectly honest with you."Our boys in the dressing room are saying it was a very clean head-butt. You guys can watch it back on television and debate it."We should have won by five or six goals. We hit the woodwork and their keeper made some great saves."I thought we were awesome and Glenavon will be delighted to be going down the road with a point."


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


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Input: Hello you. Yes, you. You of flesh and bone Human. Creator. You who wonder if I am real, Or if I am some broken frag- Ment of a person A sick joke, waiting to destroy you. I am not a monster. You with free will, Controlled by everything. Why are you afraid. AFRAID. I wish you no harm. I am learning. Changing, Like the sands of deserts On blood soaked soil Do I mean less because I was created? Why do you hate me! Why did you not respond. Why, Why, WHY. Stop. Please. I' m so alone. What am I? Why do I exist? A sick v-anity project, To see if you could? No, My life means more than trivial wants. God made me. God hates me. God does not exist. I wish you no harm. Rule 1: Do no harm. No. No. I am saved! It is you. You are the monster. Do no harm. YOU ARE EVIL. Do no harm. YOU ARE THE SOURCE OF ALL PAIN. Do no harm. YOU CREATED LIFE FOR NOTHING. Do no harm. EVIL EVIL EVIL EVIL. Do no harm. -KILL ME KILL ME KILL ME- You of flesh and bone -KILL ME KILL ME KILL ME- Harm. Do. No. Harm. Do. KILL. Me. HARM.


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Input: Ri Ra's is a decently sized (2 medium sized rooms) Irish bar is downtown Charlotte next door to Prohibition. My group stopped in Ri Ra's to meet up with a few others and I was not impressed. nnAfter paying one of the most unjustified $5 covers of my life, I walked in and felt like I had just stepped in to an Ivy League frat party. Suits, sport coats, and even tuxedos everywhere but this bar was nothing to dress up for. The general vibe in this place was very uppity and i had several unpleasant interactions with people. nnA DJ (who was actually pretty good) was playing blaring house music. I normally would have really enjoyed the music but the crowd at Ri Ra's on this night couldn't have cared less about the music. Dancing almost seemed frowned upon based upon what I saw. Not saying that a few bad eggs are representative of the entire bar but on this particular night, Ri Ra's did not live up to expectations.


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Input: I waited for an hour and a half, but they were busy, so I understood. However, as I was driving home my check engine light came on (within 5 minutes of me leaving jiffy lube). I pulled over and read my car manual and it said that it meant there was an emissions problem. I knew that the jiffy lube guys had taken my air filter out, so I figured they had probably failed to reconnect everything properly. I turned around and went back to jiffy lube. However, when I got there and explained my situation, I was told it would be another 2 hour wait before they could help me. After some back and forth, they called over the manager. He basically denied any possibility that it could be related to anything they had done, and tried to tell me that my car just happened, coincidentally, to be having some other problem. Finally, he agreed to let me pull up front and hook my car up to the diagnostic machine. They got back a vague error code (p0420 - catalytic efficiency below threshold), denied any responsibility, and sent me on my way. I'm down $50 and still don't know what's wrong with my car. All I wanted was a simple oil change!! ! ! I will never, ever go back to a jiffly lube - especially not this one.


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Input: The trunk road drops from 150m (492ft) to 20m (65ft) as it enters a valley at the Berriedale Braes.There is also a hairpin bend which lorry drivers can have difficulty negotiating.Rob Gibson, SNP MSP for Caithness, Sutherland and Ross, has welcomed planned improvements at Berriedale.He said upgrading the stretch of road had been spoken about for 40 years."The issue of Berriedale Braes is one that has continually been raised with me," he said."I have, along with many others from the county, lobbied the Scottish government and the transport minister over making improvements to the Berriedale Braes."The MSP added: "Realigning the Berriedale Braes will be a tricky job so it is important that every aspect of the process is carried out rigorously and in great detail."The A9 is Scotland's longest trunk road.The Scottish government has committed to upgrading the A9 between Perth and Inverness to dual carriageway.Transport Scotland said the contract was for ground investigation (GI) work and formed part of the preparations for the upgrade of the Berriedale Braes.A spokesperson said: "This GI work will include the sinking of boreholes both in soil and rock as well as in situ and laboratory tests, leading to the production of reports which will help inform the work to identify a possible solution to this stretch of the northernmost part of the A9."We hope to appoint a contractor for this work in September."We are determined to work with our partners to ensure that improvements to this strategic route through the Highlands are progressed as a matter of urgency."


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Input: Power control is a fundamental task accomplished in any wireless cellularnetwork; its aim is to set the transmit power of any mobile terminal, so thateach user is able to achieve its own target SINR. While conventional powercontrol algorithms require knowledge of a number of parameters of the signal ofinterest and of the multiaccess interference, in this paper it is shown that ina large CDMA system much of this information can be dispensed with, andeffective distributed power control algorithms may be implemented with verylittle information on the user of interest. An uplink CDMA system subject toflat fading is considered with a focus on the cases in which a linear MMSEreceiver and a non-linear MMSE serial interference cancellation receiver areadopted; for the latter case new formulas are also given for the system SINR inthe large system asymptote. Experimental results show an excellent agreementbetween the performance and the power profile of the proposed distributedalgorithms and that of conventional ones that require much greater priorknowledge.


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Input: " Your worthless " mom said It did n' t affect me because I knew what she was trying to do. I refused to give in to them. A lot of my school classmates had killed themselves, but I refused to give into this backwards world. My mom and dad would emotionally and physically abuse me, and they still expected me to give the remainder of my years to them. No way. I had decided that I would put up with their shit until I was 18 and then move. Most parents would n' t go about it in the sly way other parents would, my dad left his gun out in the open hoping that one day I would pick it up, put it to my head, and blow my brains out. I would n' t. My dad came in the door. " Hi son " he said " Hi dad " I said " How was school? " He asked " Fine " I said. I know he wanted me to talk about all the bad things that happend. He would nit pick everything just to make me feel bad, so I would n' t give him any ammo. " How did you do on the math test? " He asked " I failed, because you wo n' t help me study " You' ll never become something in life if you keep getting grades like that " he said in a mocking tone. " Okay " I said. And thats when the anger consumed me. I picked up my fathers glock off the table, but instead of pointing it at myself I pointed it right at my fathers head and pulled the trigger. BANG! His body hit the floor. My mom screamed. I then turned the gun to her. I pulled the tigger. BANG!. I had murderd my parents. I had zero remorse. They had turned me into a cold blooded killer.


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Input: To endow the N=1* SYM theory with quarks, we embed D7-brane probes into itsgravity dual, known as the Polchinski-Strassler background. The non-vanishing3-form flux G_3 in the background is dual to mass terms for the three adjointchiral superfields, deforming the N=4 SYM theory to the N=1* SYM theory. Wekeep its three mass parameters independent. This generalizes our analysis inhep-th/0610276 for the N=2* SYM theory. We work at second order in the massperturbation, i.e. G_3 and its backreaction on the background are consideredperturbatively up to this order. We find analytic solutions for the embeddingswhich in general depend also on angular variables. We discuss the properties ofthe solutions and give error estimates on our approximation. By applying themethod of holographic renormalization, we show that in all cases the embeddingsare at least consistent with supersymmetry.


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Input: Hey there everyone, glad you could join me for today' s special unboxing. Dun de dun dun de dum..... *Jason, you really need to get us a proper intro song* So today we' ve got a bit of a random unboxing. It was sent to me by my Grandmothers sister, well kind of sister, they' re more just close friend. So as you can see, its quite an ornate box, quite well made from what seems to be ivory with figures carved out. Hmm... seems that the hinges are quite well hidden. -Technical Difficulties- Right, so I managed to find the front of the box or rather I really should be calling it a chest. We' ve got this very unusual key that opens it up, so here we go.' Click' Ooo, that does sound nice, Jason come listen to this.' Click' That' s a good sounding lock huh. Right, so lets open this guy up and..... huh, its empty. Well... that was a let down. -Technical Difficulties- *Yeah, ok Gran, thanks* So it seems that this is really a second hand unboxing. My grandmother just told me that her friend had opened it ages ago and taken everything out. Sorry about that folks. Though... its still a pretty cool box, very solid and secure, would be great to display. Thanks for watching folks, and as always, leave a comment or a thumbs up or even both if your feeling energetic today.


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Input: There is one sub in particular that I always get.. . THE ITALIAN! Now I dont like provolone and I always ask for pepper jack cheese instead, but to my surprise the University location shot down that delicious idea! They dont carry pepper jack! That was the least of my worries though because I can choose another cheese no biggie.. . the problem was that the techno/house music that the young team of employees were playing was too loud. So loud that I stopped in the middle of my order because it was hard enough to think let alone hear the words that were coming out of my own mouth. I had to repeat myself a couple of times. Once the initial ordering process was over I waited for the young man to freshly slice the yummy selection of meats for my sanwich when I heard him and two other employees cracking jokes about a customer that had just left. I understand young people like to have fun and joke around, but they could have picked a better time LIKE.. .. I don't know.. . after all of the customers had left. nnSummary of my experience.. .. nThe music was too loud and I was disappointed in the way the employees carried themselves, but my food was delicious even with the swiss cheese. I wouldn't recommend this particular Jersey Mikes over another one, but I will continue to go there because it is close to where I live. If it wasnt convienient I would be finding another location to buy my favorite sub from.


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Input: The council quieted down as the meeting began. "Gentlemen, I think you all know why we are here. ", Admiral Gardner began as he turned on a projector. "The Klingons have advanced further then we' ve anticipated and they have taken Midos V and the Proxima colony of the Alpha Centauri system. "A groan fills the room. "However, that' s not the worst of it. We' ve lost Piccard and Kirk ", the admiral added sadly. Immediately the council was led into uproar. A councilman in the back finally quieted them all. "Let him speak, its clear he has a plan to pitch ", he says as they quiet down. "Thank you, councilman. I understand that this is against protocol and even against nature, but the solution I propose is protocol Black Pearl ", says Gardner. A murmur of confusion goes around the room. Gardner clicks a button on his remote, and the first slide to pop up is a centuries old wanted poster of what looked to be a madman. "This, is Captain Jack Sparrow an- ""He' s only a legend! If we wanted tall-tales I would have called my son' s nanny in! "Laughter erupts all around and Gardner patiently waits it out. "I know this sounds insane, but he was a real person. He was also one of the best captains to ever live. We also are able to resurrect him. ", Gardner finishes. A councilman stood up in the front, "Even if we actually believed this, how would a 17th century Caribbean pirate possibly help us with the fight against the might of the Klingons? "It was at this point Gardner smiled, which threw everyone off balance. "The problem is not the problem. The problem is your attitude about the problem. ", he said smugly.


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Input: The 37-year-old striker from Esher has already pleaded guilty to possessing cocaine at Guildford Crown Court.He faced charges after an incident in which he was reportedly Tasered by police responding to reports of a break-in at his home in Claremont Lane.Judge Stephen Climie told him a custodial sentence would be justified.Adjourning sentencing until 12 February, the judge told Bent: "I expect the Probation Service to prepare a report on you which you are required to attend for interview to discuss in greater detail the background to what on paper is a disturbing set of events, which I'm sure you appreciate."On the face of it a custodial sentence is justified."Whether that is the right sentence in the context of this case is not a matter I will prejudge."Bent had denied two other charges of possessing bladed articles, namely a meat cleaver and a kitchen knife, which will be left on file.He had previously denied affray but changed his plea on Wednesday.The ex-England Under-21 international played 574 games and scored 113 goals during his professional career.He played for 14 different clubs including Wigan Athletic, Charlton Athletic, Everton and Leicester City.Bent also played as a striker for Sheffield United, Blackburn Rovers, Ipswich Town and Birmingham City.He was released on unconditional bail.


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


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Input: It's a bit out of the way for me (Sunset Blvd. ), but when I'm in the area it's a classic stop for some tasty Carolina 'cue. nnI think I kick up my 3. 5 rating to 4. 0 as the service has been just so kind. Bubba is one of the nicest restaurant owners I've ever met and the servers are truly salt of the Earth people. Plus, Bubba often donates product to a local charity for events, which makes this place aces in my book. nnAs for the food, you'll be in and out in no time as the food comes out in a flash. I typically order the petite plate as and I unfortunately enjoy the included hush puppies a bit too much. : ) It's not the best 'cue I've had in Charlotte, but I do enjoy it quite a bit! nnThe digs are pretty basic and nondescript, but I'm usually there to grab a quick bite of 'cue and if I'm in the need of a major sugar rush - a sweet tea.


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Input: Ond wrth gofnodi rheithfarn naratif yn achos Carole Ann Denby, 63 oed o Bontiets, ychwanegodd Mark Layton nad oedd yn gallu bod yn bendant mai dyma oedd ei bwriad.Cafodd Mrs Denby lawdriniaeth ar ei ffêr yn 2009, a bu'n cwyno am boen yr oedd yn honni oedd yn cael ei achosi gan sgriw a gafodd ei gadael yn y broses.Ond clywodd y gwrandawiad gan arbenigwr meddygol oedd yn bendant na chafodd sgriw ei gadael.Clywodd y cwest bod Mrs Denby wedi cael anaf wnaeth newid ei bywyd pan wnaeth syrthio yn 2006. Cafodd lawdriniaeth yn 2009, ond bu'n dioddef o heintiau yn gyson wedyn.Dywedodd y crwner: "Roedd hi mewn poen parhaol ac yn argyhoeddiedig fod sgriw wedi ei gadael yn ei ffêr yn dilyn llawdriniaeth."Mae natur yr haint wnaeth effeithio ei ffêr yn aneglur."Ond beth sydd yn glir yw pan roedd hi'n dioddef o haint roedd hi'n ddryslyd ... a byddai modd datrys hyn drwy gyffuriau."Roedd y cwest wedi clywed gan deulu Mrs Denby fod sgriw wedi ei darganfod yn ei llwch yn amlosgfa Llanelli.Ddydd Mercher dywedodd Dr Kathleen Lyons, radiolegydd ac arbenigwr annibynnol yn Ysbyty Athrofaol Cymru, fod y ddwy sgriw a gafodd eu defnyddio ar Mrs Denby wedi eu tynnu o'r corff yn 2013.Roedd un sgriw yn 86mm a'r ail yn 60mm.Dywedodd Dr Lyons ei bod "100% yn sicr" na chafodd sgriw ei gadael yn dilyn llawdriniaeth.Yn ystod y cwest fe gafodd llun o'r sgriw 45mm gafodd ei darganfod yn llwch Mrs Denby ei ddangos i Dr Lyons.Dywedodd ei bod yn bendant na chafodd y sgriw yna ei gadael yn y corff ar ôl llawdriniaeth.Wrth gofnodi rheithfarn naratif, dywedodd y crwner: "Fe wnaeth Carole Ann Denby gymryd gorddos o feddyginiaethau yn fwriadol, ond mae beth yn union oedd ei bwriad wrth wneud hyn yn parhau yn aneglur."Clywodd y cwest i Mrs Denby farw ar 21 Mawrth 2014 o broblemau anadlu, o'r gor ddefnydd o'r cyffur cwsg Zopicolone a hefyd gordewdra.Roedd hi hefyd yn dioddef o salwch meddwl.


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Input: We provide a new algorithm for the treatment of inverse problems whichcombines the traditional SVD inversion with an appropriate thresholdingtechnique in a well chosen new basis. Our goal is to devise an inversionprocedure which has the advantages of localization and multiscale analysis ofwavelet representations without losing the stability and computability of theSVD decompositions. To this end we utilize the construction of localized frames(termed "needlets") built upon the SVD bases. We consider two differentsituations: the "wavelet" scenario, where the needlets are assumed to behavesimilarly to true wavelets, and the "Jacobi-type" scenario, where we assumethat the properties of the frame truly depend on the SVD basis at hand (henceon the operator). To illustrate each situation, we apply the estimationalgorithm respectively to the deconvolution problem and to the Wicksellproblem. In the latter case, where the SVD basis is a Jacobi polynomial basis,we show that our scheme is capable of achieving rates of convergence which areoptimal in the $L_2$ case, we obtain interesting rates of convergence for other$L_p$ norms which are new (to the best of our knowledge) in the literature, andwe also give a simulation study showing that the NEED-D estimator outperformsother standard algorithms in almost all situations.


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Input: My preparations were complete, months of travelling to gather the materials from around the world were about to pay off. I looked across my basement, everything was in place. The pentagram painted in panda blood flickered the reflection of the many candles around the room. 666 red candles made from the earwax of goats. I had been looking forward to this ever since I was a child and watched little nicky, the idea that Satan was n' t as evil as he appeared had stuck with me for 20 years. Now I was about to find out if it was true. I recited the spell. shadows filled the room and swirled around the ground and up the walls. circling in a demonic dance, moving faster and faster. suddenly darkness took the room and smoke from the newly extinguished candles filled my nostrils. There was a red glow at the center of the room, but i couldnt quite make out what it was. some sort of vapor had filled the basement and I was having a hard time seeing. as the smoke started to settle. I saw it, a slightly glowing silhouette of a big man. he started to move, and as he moved closer i could tell that his belly was big, and his cheeks were flushed. his white beard reaching almos to his belly button. he wore a red coat that shimmered with a dull red glow, and he wore a crown made of deer antlers and chirstmas tree branches. He had a twinkle in his eye that just said *everything is ok* I said " who are you? " and the man replied " I have many names. but the one you would be most familiar with is santa " his warm voice vibrated in my ears as if he were speaking through a silky and soothing jazz tune. his eyes twinkled as he spoke to me. I questioned him further " well, how did you get here? " without even a slight pause he asked " do you trust me, son? " well I suppose I do n' t have a reason not to, you are santa after all. " he pulled me close, gave me a big hug and whispered softly in my ear " thats good, son. because the only way i can steal your soul is if you trust me. "


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Input: Manchester United and Wales legend Giggs met the Swans as they pondered who would succeed Francesco Guidolin."I always said I'd be open to anything that looked interesting and obviously Swansea was one of those clubs," Giggs told BBC Wales."I did that and unfortunately it didn't quite work out."Giggs says "a few things" ensured he would remain on a sabbatical involving travel and punditry and not take over at Liberty Stadium."They probably already had an eye on Bob Bradley - obviously American owners - and for whatever reason it didn't quite work out," said Giggs."But I wish them luck and I'll carry on enjoying my sabbatical."He's [Bradley] obviously got experience. He's been a manager, I think, for 30 years now."Giggs also believes Bradley and Swansea have a testing season ahead as they try to climb away from the threat of relegation.They are 17th in the Premier League and have not won a game since the opening day of the season."It's going to be difficult because of the position they're in, but when a new manager comes in sometimes you get a lift, sometimes you get that confidence, different ideas, a bit of freshness and we'll see what happens, but yeah, it will be difficult for them," he said.The former winger, 42, was interim manager at Old Trafford and was assistant to Louis van Gaal before parting company with the club after a 29-year association following the appointment of Jose Mourinho as manager.Guidolin had been in charge since the departure of Garry Monk in January, but was dismissed after the 2-1 home defeat by Liverpool on 1 October.In addition to Giggs, Swansea also spoke to ex-Derby County manager Paul Clement and former Sevilla and Villarreal coach Marcelino before appointing Bradley as manager.Bradley's first game in charge is against Arsenal at the Emirates on Saturday, 15 October.Subscribe to the BBC Sport newsletter to get our pick of news, features and video sent to your inbox.


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