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Input: Data mining is a useful decision support technique that can be used todiscover production rules in warehouses or corporate data. Data mining researchhas made much effort to apply various mining algorithms efficiently on largedatabases. However, a serious problem in their practical application is thelong processing time of such algorithms. Nowadays, one of the key challenges isto integrate data mining methods within the framework of traditional databasesystems. Indeed, such implementations can take advantage of the efficiencyprovided by SQL engines. In this paper, we propose an integrating approach fordecision trees within a classical database system. In other words, we try todiscover knowledge from relational databases, in the form of production rules,via a procedure embedding SQL queries. The obtained decision tree is defined bysuccessive, related relational views. Each view corresponds to a givenpopulation in the underlying decision tree. We selected the classical InductionDecision Tree (ID3) algorithm to build the decision tree. To prove that ourimplementation of ID3 works properly, we successfully compared the output ofour procedure with the output of an existing and validated data miningsoftware, SIPINA. Furthermore, since our approach is tuneable, it can begeneralized to any other similar decision tree-based method.


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


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


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Input: We consider a stiff polymer chain in poor solvent and apply a force at oneend of the chain. We find that by varying the stiffness parameter, polymerundergoes a transition from the globule state to the folded like state. Theconformation of folded state mimics the $\beta$-sheet as seen in titinmolecule. Using exact enumeration technique, we study the extension-force andforce-temperature diagrams of such a system. Force-temperature diagram showsthe re-entrance behaviour for flexible chain. However, for stiff chain thisre-entrance behaviour is absent and there is an enhancement in$\theta$-temperature with the rise of stiffness. We further propose that theinternal information about the frozen structure of polymer can be read from thedistribution of end-to-end distance which shows saw-tooth like behaviour.


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Input: It also cut its profit forecast for 2017 by 4.3%.Eurotunnel assumes the pound will be 7% lower versus the euro, reducing its profits when converted back into euros.Two thirds of its income is from vehicle shuttle services, and UK customers make up 80% of its car passengers.Shares in Eurotunnel, which runs train services between Britain and France, fell 30% after the EU referendum vote and are still 16% below pre-Brexit levels.The firm said the impact of Brexit on the level of cross-Channel transport was uncertain, but that it did not expect any significant impact on its activities in the short term.Chief Executive Jacques Gounon said: "Despite the financial market uncertainty generated by the United Kingdom voting to leave the European Union, the Group remains confident in the performance of its economic model and in its outlook."However, other factors have had an impact on its business. Eurostar's passenger traffic fell 3% in the first half of 2016 due to attacks in Brussels in March and rail strikes in Belgium and France.Meanwhile truck shuttle traffic was up 10% in the same period. Overall profits in the first half of the year rose 4% to €249m, with revenues up 2% at €582m.


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Input: The Hilton Garden Inn Charlotte Uptown was booked for me, not by me, with all good intentions. nnAs a business traveler, I often get in late and must be up and out quite early, often as early as 5am. nnLocation is adjacent to major sports venue. Strike one. Urban center, so there is apt to be street noise that can permeate the rooms, and there was quite a bit of this - emergency vehicle sirens, loud auto sounds. Strike two. The hotel is not well insulated from outside sounds. The room doors and the rooms themselves are not designed to contain noise so it does not effect others. I could easily hear even not loud conversations in adjacent rooms on both sides as well as guests speaking not too loudly in the halls, even after 1am. I got precious few hours sleep that night!. Strike three, and they're OUT was the obtrusively loud plumbing sounds. When adjacent rooms used their facilities, whether it was the toilet, sink or shower/bath, I do not know. I just know that it created a roaring sound in MY room. nnWhen I mentioned this to the desk person the next morning, she acknowledged each of my stated concerns, indicating that this is just the way it is at this property. nnIn addition, for anyone in need of ready and waiting cabs, this is another negative for this property. I requested a cab pick-up for 5: 50am, and was assured one would be there and waiting. As you may have guessed, this did not happen. Despite their best effort, no cab was there. About 10 minutes later, one arrived, but it is somehow unsettling when one is on a tight schedule and relies on punctuality. Of course, I built in some fudge factor so I did not go nuts, but if you need reliance on either waiting cabs at-the-ready or reliable pre-arranged on-call cabs, you might be sorely disappointed in what this hotel can assure. nnOn the plus side, their FREE Internet in the room was quite fast, measured at about 9Mbps down and up. This was a pleasant surprise.


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Input: Normally I'd find this annoying, as I'm an unabashed and unapologetic meat eater. That doesn't mean I don't love a good veggie dish, but fake meat masquerading as real meat is one of my pet peeves. If you're going to serve vegetarian food, don't try to pretend it's anything else. nnThat grievance having been aired, I ordered the Blackadilla, a quesadilla boasting no false meat items, but stuffed with black beans, basmati rice, sweet potatoes, pineapple and cheddar cheese. It was delicious and filling, and at $8 for the enormous quesadilla and a small house salad, a pretty good deal. nnThe menu at Quiet Storm is large, with breakfast and lunch/dinner items as well as an array of cafe drinks and desserts. In spite of the prevalence of seitan and tofu, there are a number of dishes that I look forward to sampling upon return. nnAnd I do plan to return. As those of you who have read my other Yelp reviews know, the atmosphere of public places is very important to me, and the atmosphere at Quiet Storm does not disappoint. It's got a retro cool '50s diner vibe and a more modern but equally cool soundtrack that entices customers to stick around. The wait staff encourages this practice, giving diners plenty of space to hang out long after they've finished eating. nnThe one downside of Quiet Storm is its location, floating among gas stations and abandoned houses in Garfield, an area sandwiched between the more pedestrian friendly neighborhoods of Bloomfield and East Liberty, but not quickly accessible from either. It has to be a pre-determined destination rather than a drop in for random passersby. But that might just be OK.


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Input: South Korea forward Ji So-Yun put Chelsea ahead with a low first-half strike and Gilly Flaherty's header from a second-half corner made it two.Liverpool went close through Katie Zelem and eventually pulled a deserved goal back through Caroline Weir.But Chelsea held on to inflict a first league defeat of 2016 on Liverpool.The defending champions had looked comfortable when Flaherty, who signed a new two-year contract earlier on Wednesday, nodded in their second.But Chelsea goalkeeper Hedvig Lindahl, who had done brilliantly to deny Weir before the break, had to be withdrawn after taking a knock.Her replacement, Rebecca Spencer, then produced a superb reaction save to keep out Niamh Charles' late effort.Arsenal Ladies go third with win at ReadingBirmingham Ladies earn first points of the seasonLiverpool boss Scott Rogers told BBC Radio 5 live sports extra: "I thought we deserved a point. I'm delighted with the performance."They (Chelsea) are the champions for a reason. They've probably not performed at their best but they've still managed to win the game."They're a top class team and we've caused them a lot of problems tonight."Chelsea Ladies boss Emma Hayes told BBC Radio 5 live sports extra: "Credit to Liverpool. I thought they deserved something from the game."It just showed how much work we're going to have to do, if we're to progress any further. We lacked experience in the middle of the park."


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


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Input: The walk up the driveway is as long and boring as usual. *This is why people have short driveways, * I think to myself, as I finally jog up the steps to my front door. After fumbling with the locks for few moments I enter inside, and smell the familiar scents of home. It always reminds me of Lucy, and it always makes me wonder when she' s coming back. *Is she coming back? * I shake the thought away as best I can and throw my coat up on a hook before I head down the hallway, past the kitchen and into my study. I' m practically *dreaming* of the butter biscuits I have saved from yesterday, but they' ll have to wait. If I do n' t get this report filed, I' m in deep trouble. The air is stale in my study, which is n' t a great thing. I' ve been falling steadily behind ever since Lucy left, and I have n' t been committing as many hours to work as I should be. Then again, maybe that' s why she left me. *John* probably does n' t have a full time job. I bet *John* just vacations 5 days a week on Lucy' s dime. The money I won her in the lawsuit is definitely enough to cover that for a few years. *Could you stop thinking about her for one goddamned second? * I shake my head again, and decide the butter biscuits are becoming more of a necessity for me than anything else right now. So I drop my work bag off at the desk and walk around the corner into my kitchen, where I stop short as all thoughts of butter biscuits fly from my mind. There' s a white grand piano. In my kitchen. There was n' t one before. But now there' s a white grand piano in my kitchen nook, right where my table used to be. " What the fuck, " I say aloud.


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


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Input: We make a further study of the very deep Chandra observation of the X-raybrightest galaxy cluster, A426 in Perseus. We examine the radial distributionof energy flux inferred by the quasi-concentric ripples in surface brightness,assuming they are due to sound waves, and show that it is a significantfraction of the energy lost by radiative cooling within the inner 75-100 kpc,where the cooling time is 4-5 Gyr, respectively. The wave flux decreasesoutward with radius, consistent with energy being dissipated. Some newlydiscovered large ripples beyond 100 kpc, and a possible intact bubble at 170kpc radius, may indicate a larger level of activity by the nucleus a few 100Myr ago. The distribution of metals in the intracluster gas peaks at a radiusof about 40 kpc and is significantly clumpy on scales of 5 kpc. The temperaturedistribution of the soft X-ray filaments and the hard X-ray emission componentfound within the inner 50 kpc are analysed in detail. The pressure due to thenonthermal electrons, responsible for a spectral component interpreted asinverse Compton emission, is high within 40 kpc of the centre and boosts thepower in sound waves there; it drops steeply beyond 40 kpc. We find no thermalemission from the radio bubbles; in order for any thermal gas to have a fillingfactor within the bubbles exceeding 50 per cent, the temperature of that gashas to exceed 50 keV.


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Input: Rogers, 38, who announced his retirement from Test cricket prior to this summer's Ashes series, will be joining his fifth English county.The Sydney-born left-hander previously played for Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Northants prior to spending four years attached to Middlesex from 2011.Teenage Kent wicketkeeper Ryan Davies has also signed on a three-year deal.The England Under-19 international, from Thanet, who joined Kent's Cricket Academy as a 13-year-old, spent this summer on his first professional contract at Canterbury.Davies, 18, made his first-class debut against Derbyshire in June, going on to play five times, as well as three T20 Blast matches."These are great signings," said director of cricket Matt Maynard."Chris Rogers is an outstanding batsman with an excellent attitude towards the game. Our young players will learn a lot from him."Ryan Davies is a great young talent. I am excited about how we can help him develop in to the cricketer that we all think he can become."Somerset, who already have an established opening pair in 39-year-old veteran Marcus Trescothick and 21-year-old Tom Abell, have revealed that Rogers will bat at number three."As soon as I heard that Somerset were interested I wanted to make it happen," said Rogers. "There have been quite a few Australian players who have done really well down at Taunton."


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Input: Tammy Beaumont is the only one of the 16-strong group not to have been part of last summer's defeat by Australia.Fellow batter Fran Wilson, who was in the Ashes Test squad, is not included despite recently being added to the list of centrally contracted players.All-rounder Laura Marsh also misses out from those involved in the Ashes.Seamer Natasha Farrant is the only other player from the 19 centrally contracted stars not chosen for this tour.Eight of the squad - including captain Charlotte Edwards - will join up with their team-mates a little over a week before the first one-day international because of their Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) commitments in Australia.England will play three one-day internationals, starting in Benoni on 7 February, before three Twenty20 matches against their South African counterparts."I can't wait to get going with the players in South Africa," said Robinson, who was appointed in November."Having started to work with some of them, having watched recent footage and through following the progress of those playing in the WBBL, there is no doubt that this is a hugely talented squad with enormous potential."Wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor is likely to win her 100th ODI cap on the tour, 10 years after she earned her first against India at Lord's.Charlotte Edwards (Kent, captain), Tammy Beaumont (Kent - T20s only), Katherine Brunt (Yorkshire), Kate Cross (Lancashire - ODIs only), Georgia Elwiss (Sussex), Lydia Greenway (Kent), Rebecca Grundy (Warwickshire), Jenny Gunn (Nottinghamshire), Danielle Hazell (Yorkshire), Amy Jones (Warwickshire, wk), Heather Knight (Berkshire, vice-captain), Natalie Sciver (Surrey), Anya Shrubsole (Somerset), Sarah Taylor (Sussex, wk), Lauren Winfield (Yorkshire), Danielle Wyatt(Nottinghamshire).


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Input: ! He is pompous. He is talented. He is pricey. And he might just make YOU look like a million bucks! nnI have been to Richard at Dean of Shadyside twice for cuts. I am the sort who sits down and says, "I don't care what you do, just give me a great haircut. " Before cutting, Richard administers a sort-of consultation during which you have the chance to express your preferences until he gets a wild look in his eyes, indicating he has decided what he is going to do and seductively explains it in such a way that you can't refuse. He has a wildly ambitious passion that will make you wonder about taking him to bed, though no doubt about it, it's going to be all about him. nnThe first cut was probably the best I've ever had. It was the sort of style that warranted countless compliments from friends and strangers alike. nnMy most recent cut included a lap dance to the entirety of Estefan's "Turn the Beat Around. " Inviting eye contact, check. Suggestive pelvic motions, oh yes. Risky jump onto rotating chair, tip increase. Flips of the hair (mine), obviously. Clipping all the while! What more could I have asked for other than for him to "take it all off!? " Luckily, I maintained composure and did walk out with a decent mid-length haircut. nnSo, between the two experiences, I do feel that I got great bangs for my bucks. Bangs on my head, expert blow jobs and a comic fantasy for a fuck. nnMy only real issue with this salon is the atmosphere. It has about as much character as Super Cuts and operates like a busy factory, each master stylist having his own minions to order about. The music, though occasionally a turn on for the stylists, is generally bad.


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Input: We obtained H-band polarimetric data of IRAS 19312+1950 using thenear-infrared camera (CIAO) on the 8 m Subaru telescope. In order toinvestigate the physical properties of the central star and the nebula, weperformed dust radiative transfer modeling and compared the model results withthe observed spectral energy distributions (SEDs), the radial profiles of thetotal intensity image, and the fraction of linear polarization map. The totalintensity image shows a nearly spherical core with ~3" radius, an S-shaped armextending ~10" in the northwest to southeast direction, and an extended lobetowards the southwest. The polarization map shows a centro-symmetric vectoralignment in almost the entire nebula and low polarizations along the S-shapedarm. These results suggest that the nebula is accompanied by a central star,and the S-shaped arm has a physically ring-like structure. From our radiativetransfer modeling, we estimated the stellar temperature, the bolometricluminosity, and the current mass-loss rate to be 2800 K, 7000 L_sun, and5.3x10^{-6} M_sun yr^{-1}, respectively. Taking into account previousobservational results, such as the detection of SiO maser emissions andsilicate absorption feature in the 10 $\mu$m spectrum, our dust radiativetransfer analysis based on our NIR imaging polarimetry suggests that (1) thecentral star of IRAS 19312+1950 is likely to be an oxygen-rich, dust-enshroudedAGB star and (2) most of the circumstellar material originates from othersources (e.g. ambient dark clouds) rather than as a result of mass loss fromthe central star.


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


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


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Input: " Did I say you could stop? " shouted the burglar, waving his gun at the frightened family huddled in the living room. A monopoly game was laid out between them. The curtains had been drawn, shielding passersby from the horrific scene inside. The rather mousy boy, whose gaze had drifted away from the game, turned his attention back to the board with a muffled yelp. It was his turn to roll the die now. Double sixes. He passed Go. With trembling fingers he collected $ 200 from his equally nervous mother. He rolled again and landed on Chance. He picked up a Get Out of Jail Free card. The game continued, observed closely by the burglar. He sat in an armchair beside the family, his gun resting on his knee, eyes fixed on the board. Finally, after six hours of intense playing, the mother had brought her children and husband to bankruptcy and won the game. Houses and hotels were scattered across the board. A fistful of $ 500 bills were clenched in her hands. She wiped the sweat from her brow and gazed at the burglar. He had leaned back in the armchair. " Hmm... " he began pensively. " I thought it would end differently. Oh well, now I know. Thanks. " Without another word, he rose and left the house by the front door.


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


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Input: Historically, the thermodynamic behavior of gasses was described first andthe derived equations were adapted to solids. It is suggested that the currentthermodynamic description of solid phase is still incomplete because theisothermal work done on or by the system is not counted in the internal energy.It is also suggested that the isobaric work should not be deducted from theinternal energy because the system does not do work when it expands. Furthermore it is suggested that Joule postulate regarding the mechanical equivalencyof heat -the first law of thermodynamics- is not universal and not applicableto elastic solids. The equations for the proposed thermodynamic description ofsolids are derived and tested by calculating the internal energies of thesystem using the equation of state of MgO. The agreement with theory is good.


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Input: I lived and worked nearby for a number of years, and ate there often. nnThe staff were always incredibly friendly, and even got to know my order after awhile. Their sugar fried biscuits were a must until I had to go gluten-free, and I always enjoyed the corn and mashed potatoes with my pork shoulder. nnOvershadowing this, though, were the counterproductive idiosyncracies of the business. I enjoy quirky (and don't see it often enough these days, ) but in this case, in the business sense, it confused me. nnThe owner is a bit.. . eccentric, to say the least. nnAlso, he's famous for his BBQ sauces. There are awards and ribbons all over the restaurant saying so. Fantastic! Why can't I get them on my dinner? nnThere's only ONE sauce available in the restaurant (and it's on the sweeter end of the spectrum. ) What about adding a mustard-based sauce? Or something in a spicier Texas-style? nnYour sauce skills may be excellent, but if you don't allow your restaurant patrons to experience them, you're leaving them with a really narrow excerpt of what you have to offer. TELLING us how wonderful your work is PALES in comparison letting us TASTE it. nnEven if there were only 2-3 options, that would put a whole 'nother spin on the SJ dining experience! nnAdditionally, the sides are tasty, but TEENY! I know the focus is on the protein, but even simply increasing the portion size by 50% (and keep the 2 sides/entree) would be a good start. Or double+ their size and have 1 side/entree. (The entrees w/sides aren't exactly cheap. )nnIn closing, next time you stop by, on your way in, take a look at the happy, oblivious-looking pig painted on the building, sitting on the globe, munching on a rack of tasty pork ribs. nnIs he just there for the award-winning sauce, or do you think he knows he's unintentionally advocating porcine cannibalism?


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Input: I made a trip from the raleigh area to charlotte  just for jack in the box and Ikea. Their food is always tasty and there is so much to choose from. nnThey must have the biggest fast food menu ever. when i was in HS this is where we went when everyone wanted something different. they have all kinds of burgers from the 1. 29 jumbo jack(1/4 pound burger with lettuce and tomato) to the sourdough jack(grilled sourdough with bacon, cheese, lettuce and tomato) and ultimate bacon cheese burger, chicken sandwiches(i like the spicy one), tacos(2 for 99 cents. really good stuff), tariyaki bowls with egg rolls, salads, and great sides like jalopeno poppers and bacon cheddar potato wedges. breakfast is mostly served all day and is great too. just try the ultimate breakfast sandwhich! nnI'm just excited because im from CA where we have tons of these but now have moved to nc where the closest one with 2. 5 hours away. I wish they would build some up here in cary/raleigh because there are a lot of cali transplants that would mob this place. I think people(locals) are looking for something different than wendy's and mc donalds too.


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Input: Following an old idea of Fritz Zwicky, we make an attempt to establish auniversal mass function for astronomical objects on all scales. The objectclasses considered are: solar system planets and small bodies, exoplanets,brown dwarfs, stars and stellar remnants, open and globular clusters, molecularclouds, galaxies, groups and clusters of galaxies. For comparison we alsoinclude CDM halos taken from numerical simulations. We show that the massfunctions of individual object classes, when properly normalized, can indeed beconcatenated to build a surprisingly continuous mass function of the universe,from approximately M = 10^(-20)Msun (sub-kilometer size asteroids) up to M =10^(16)Msun (rich clusters of galaxies), covering 36 orders of magnitude inmass. Most individual mass functions roughly follow a power law of the formphi(M) propto M^(-2). A notable exception are planets and small bodies whichseem to obey a flatter distribution. CDM halos from high-resolution numericalsimulations show a very similar relation, again of universal slope -2, fromclusters of galaxies all the way down to the planetary mass scale. On the scaleof stars and star clusters this is a remarkable coincidence, as the formationprocesses involved are thought to be totally different (bottom-up gravitationalclustering of DM halos versus top-down gravoturbulent fragmentation of gasclouds).


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Input: ULTRACAM is a portable, high-speed imaging photometer designed to study faintastronomical objects at high temporal resolutions. ULTRACAM employs twodichroic beamsplitters and three frame-transfer CCD cameras to providethree-colour optical imaging at frame rates of up to 500 Hz. The instrument hasbeen mounted on both the 4.2-m William Herschel Telescope on La Palma and the8.2-m Very Large Telescope in Chile, and has been used to study white dwarfs,brown dwarfs, pulsars, black-hole/neutron-star X-ray binaries, gamma-raybursts, cataclysmic variables, eclipsing binary stars, extrasolar planets,flare stars, ultra-compact binaries, active galactic nuclei, asteroseismologyand occultations by Solar System objects (Titan, Pluto and Kuiper Beltobjects). In this paper we describe the scientific motivation behind ULTRACAM,present an outline of its design and report on its measured performance.


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Input: Jordan Bowery netted, via his kneecap, after Callum O'Dowda's fierce shot was parried by goalkeeper Michael Ingham.Ingham kept the hosts at bay before Chey Dunkley's header from a debatable corner extended Oxford's lead.Danny Hylton then grabbed an exquisite individual goal before Kemar Roofe's top-poke saw him score his 20th goal of the season.Victory saw Oxford move ahead of Plymouth into second and Hylton's goal was the pick of the night - with the 27-year-old lifting the ball over a defender before taking a touch and curling the ball into the bottom corner.York remain two points adrift of safety despite Ingham pulling off a number of saves when the score was still at 1-0.York City manager Jackie McNamara told BBC Radio York:"I'm angry at how the game finished."I thought we had our best spell in the game just before the second goal, which came from a corner but it was clearly our ball. Saying that, we should have the ability to deal with it."Once the second goal went in our heads dropped and that reflected in the last bits of our game."They're a good side and they can smell blood at that point, and they pushed on."


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Input: "For the first time it will actually be Christmas when it actually is Christmas (instead of February)," said Channel 5's Greg Barnett.He added that is would also "reduce online spoilers and piracy".The current time lag between the UK and Australia is two weeks; to close the gap Channel 5 will air 10 episodes between December 7 and 18.Neighbours, Australia's longest-running drama, is currently shown twice a day at 13:45 and at 17:30. The simultaneous broadcast will begin on 4 January 2016."At a time when online piracy can often mean hardcore fans' enjoyment of continuing drama is spoilt, this is great news for our millions of Neighbours fans," said Barnett.He promised "the new year [would] start with a bang for Ramsay Street rotter Paul Robinson". Robinson, played by actor Stefan Dennis, has been with the show since its inception in 1985.Originally broadcast on BBC One, the Melbourne-based soap - which celebrated its 30th anniversary this year - moved to Channel 5 in 2008.The show, which at its peak drew a combined UK audience of 19 million every day, has been responsible for launching the careers of Kylie Minogue, Guy Pearce, Natalie Imbruglia and Margot Robbie. It now reaches around 1.5 millions viewers daily.Channel 5 also broadcasts fellow Australian soap Home and Away. The show currently runs eight weeks behind Home and Away's Australian broadcasts.


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Input: " " Let' s see... Ca n' t go this way, I' ll meet up with the monster... This way? Nope, will meet with one of his baby monster eggs and it' ll eat me somehow... " I could n' t go in any direction, at least according to this little paper that I found on the floor. It says it' s a movie script for some movie. My squad did get slaughtered, so yeah, I have no better idea than follow this; it has a convenient map. " This! Yes! It says the last scene is when " Jack " dies, and there was already a dead guy there with a Jack nameta- " " Stop. " No, you stop, I thought. I could n' t get there, though; it was like the map was n' t right. It looked like I saw a light, you know, that light at the end of the tunnel crap? Yeah, I thought that; do n' t blame me, when you' re being hunted by something you do n' t think that much, and what you do think is n' t quite right, usually. " I said stop. " I was so close, but so far...! The light was getting closer, but... very slowly. I looked at the script' s map, and noticed where I was going... The map was backwards. I was heading to the place where it said I was going to die. It was too late to run back; I' m gone for good. I hear a noise behind me and release myself... I only heard a sharp stab noise, and, a bit later, a " CUT! ". " " That was a really difficult character to pull off, damn. I need a coffee. "


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Input: We introduce a simple nearest-neighbor spin model with multiple metastablephases, the number and decay pathways of which are explicitly controlled by theparameters of the system. With this model we can construct, for example, asystem which evolves through an arbitrarily long succession of metastablephases. We also construct systems in which different phases may nucleatecompetitively from a single initial phase. For such a system, we present ageneral method to extract from numerical simulations the individual nucleationrates of the nucleating phases. The results show that the Ostwald rule, whichpredicts which phase will nucleate, must be modified probabilistically when thenew phases are almost equally stable. Finally, we show that the nucleation rateof a phase depends, among other things, on the number of other phasesaccessible from it.


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Input: Some of the sweat rolled into my right eye. I rubbed out the sting before returning my gaze to the reflection in the mirror, blinking a little bit. The man I saw was scared of me. One of his eyes was twitching and red. The other eye looked like that of an abused animal. The rest of his face was covered in a glistening layer of sweat. His hands were trembling so violently that a drip of sweat shook itself loose and rolled into his right eye. Both men let out exasperated curses to the concern of a woman in a white wedding dress. " Are you sure, honey, " asked the woman, " that you can handle this? " " *Of course I can handle it! * " I snarled. I closed my eyes, took a breath, and lowered my voice. " I' m... just a little nervous is all. " The first wedding had gone perfectly – that is, until the wedding minister was hospitalized for sudden, explosive, uncontrollable diarrhea. So we had to cancel it midway through. No big deal. The second wedding had gone perfectly – that is, until one of the musicians tripped over an amplifier cord and started an electrical fire. Unfortunate, to be sure, but nothing too bad. So we tried again, and again. Wedding after wedding. This was now our 30th wedding. We had to cancel it because I had a panic attack.


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


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


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


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Input: The blunder meant the choices of Southampton midfielder Steven Davis and Michael O'Neill were not counted.The pair were the only Uefa representatives not to have a say in the contest to decide the world's best player."The original documents were not received on time," the IFA admitted.Davis's top three were Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo, 30, Argentina forward Lionel Messi, 27, and Dutch winger Arjen Robben, 30, with O'Neill also going for Ronaldo in first place, followed by German World Cup winners Philipp Lahm, 31 and Thomas Muller, 25.Fifa confirmed that it sent out a reminder email before the closure of the ballot.A Ballon d'Or spokesman confirmed: "The online votes were recorded before the deadline; however the original documents with the signatures were not received on time. We need to have it, because only than the votes are valid."One hundred and eighty one national football associations voted in the global poll, while 27 countries did not return any nominations.Journalist Jackie Fullerton, who voted for Ronaldo ahead of Bayern Munich's Muller and Barcelona's Messi, was the sole Northern Irish representative.Real Madrid forward Ronaldo won the Ballon d'Or, his third title, with 37.66% of all votes.


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


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Input: During my most recent visit for a pack of gum and a bottle of water, I waited in line for nearly 10-minutes and watched two cashiers swap registers no fewer than 4 times, and I have no idea why. nnThe gentleman with his wife in front of me said, "This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever seen at a store, ever. " And I couldn't have agreed more. nnWhen it came time for me to check-out, my total came to $3. 16, and I was asked if I was a member of their rewards club, followed by "why not" followed by, "why not join? it's free! " nnWhen I declined, and opted to pay in cash, the guy took my $4 and then didn't give me any change. He wished me "well" and when I asked for my change, he looked at me like I was crazy.. . I reminded him that I paid $4 for a $3. 16 item. He then said, "Oh, did you want your change? "nnUgh.


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


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Input: Two weeks ago five young people died and a further five were sent to hospital after taking the drug ecstasy at an electronic music event.The judge said city authorities should train up inspectors and security guards to police the clubs.He said little had been done to control the consumption of drugs in clubs.Judge Roberto Gallardo said there was "a landscape of impunity and lack of state control with respect to nocturnal activities".He said that the city government of Buenos Aires should establish a plan of action for its inspectors and police forces to enforce laws prohibiting the consumption in public of drugs.The judge said he wanted to see a timetable of inspections and a plan of action "for the short-, medium- and long term" .Until this was done, he said, "all dancing to recorded or live music was banned until the order was carried out."The head of the Buenos Aires government, Horacio Rodriguez Larretta, said he disagreed with the judge's decision:"There are thousands of people who enjoy themselves in a healthy way every night and we are going to defend them."We are asking the judiciary to revoke the ban so we can lift this suspension today.""We are concerned with addiction, but this doesn't mean we literally have to close down the whole of the city's nightlife."A nightclub owners association, the Chamber of Dance Venues in Buenos Aires, said they would defy the ban which they described as "unconstitutional".


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Input: " Ron Paul *won?!? * " America was collectively speechless. Truly, the impossible had occurred. Ron Paul was n' t exactly a household name before, but by November 6th a whole lot of people knew who he was. Allegations of voting fraud shot across the country, but the Supreme Court soon ruled that more recounts would be excessive. Interest groups scrambled to account for this unforeseen event. AIPAC went into full gear when President Paul' s budget did not include aid to Israel, but the President held his ground and a majority of Congress cooperated. The NRA danced in the streets with their firearms. TEA Party activists, organizing via Facebook, quickly organized real-life reenactments of the Boston Tea Party, dumping shipping crates from China into the oceans to protest the " trade imbalance. " After America drastically withdrew it' s overseas actions, China soon began to compete with the US as the world' s military and political superpower. The UN became even more irrelevant as secret negotiations between China and the US decided more and more of the world' s fate. One day, negotiations could accomplish nothing more. China launched it' s nukes, and America responded in kind. The President lived out the rest of his life in a bunker under an isolated Wyoming mountain.


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Input: Another day, another roll call. You' ve heard it all before. The Nazi' s were cruel. " B-3087. " A Nazi called out as he checked the tattoo on a prisoner, checking his sheet. " B-3088. " " B-3089. " This continued for another 5 minutes until it got to a strange man. He was n' t dressed in traditional prisoner garb. Rather, something straight out of the late 1700' s. It was poofy and rather colourful. " A-7324. " The Nazi called out, taking the strange man' s arm. There was a tattoo, cleanly engraved without blood or any damages to the skin. He moved along. I had so many questions. Who was this man, why was he allowed special treatment? A few minutes later, they finished roll call and put us to work. I was in charge of chopping firewood, alongside Prisoner A-7324. I asked him what his name was. " What' s your name, man? " He responded with bravado and with a tune. " Alexander Hamilton. "


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Input: The official AFL website promoted merchandise naming Sam Mitchell the code's best and fairest player, when in fact Nat Fyfe was the real winner.The mistake - attributed to human error - drew harsh criticism on social media.The AFL's media manager, Patrick Keane, did not hold back either, describing the image as an "epic website fail".As soon as the mistake was realised the AFL removed the erroneous post.Screenshots circulating online show the framed "Grand Sam Mitchell 2015 Brownlow Medalist Signed Guernsey" was selling for A$1,364 ($948, Â£625)."Widely regarded as the premier contested ball winner in the game with a side-step and delivery to match, Mitchell has continued to develop new dimensions to his game," the deleted post said.The AFL's Patrick Keane tweeted: "[we] had six Brownlow memorabilia options ready to go 4 when winner named. Human error went live with no result known. [The] AFL apologises without reservation to all fans/supporters who have been misled."Some angry fans demanded a refund on bets they had placed, as local media reports the post pushed Mitchell's odds from A$11 to $3.


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Input: A recent advance in improving the spatial resolution of magnetic forcemicroscopy (MFM) uses as sensor tips carbon nanotubes grown at the apex ofconventional silicon cantilever pyramids and coated with a thin ferromagneticlayer. Magnetic images of high density vertically recorded media using thesetips exhibit a doubling of the spatial frequency under some conditions. Here wedemonstrate that this spatial frequency doubling is due to the switching of themoment direction of the nanotube tip. This results in a signal which isproportional to the absolute value of the signal normally observed in MFM. Ourmodeling indicates that a significant fraction of the tip volume is involved inthe observed switching, and that it should be possible to image very high bitdensities with nanotube magnetic force sensors.


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


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Input: Mylo Johnstone was with friends at the site off Wyther Lane, Kirkstall, Leeds on Thursday at 20:30 BST when he fell onto the building's concrete floor.Paramedics gave emergency treatment but he died at the scene.Two boys were seriously hurt in similar incidents in the city in recent weeks, prompting police to warn children against entering abandoned buildings.Det Insp Phil Jackson, of West Yorkshire Police, said: "I think they were exploring and being mischievous, there was a group of 14-year-old boys and unfortunately Mylo Johnstone fell to his death."While we are still carrying out inquiries into this incident, every indication is that this has been a tragedy with no suspicious circumstances."Officers have carried out forensic examinations at the scene, with Leeds City Council and the Health and Safety Executive also involved in the investigation.Tribute messages left at the gates outside the warehouse complex described Mylo as a "lovely lad" who would be "sorely missed".On 20 June, a 12-year-old boy was injured at a disused factory in Modder Avenue, Armley. A 13-year-old boy was hurt at a derelict building in Ninelands Lane, Garforth, on 28 May."We are obviously coming up the school holidays and clearly there is potential for young people to be tempted to try to explore abandoned sites," Det Insp Jackson said."We would ask that they think very carefully about the dangers this involves, as has been starkly illustrated by these incidents, and that they consider the consequences that could have on their lives and the lives of their families."He added: "I know they might be really interesting and intriguing to look through, but some of these buildings are death traps."


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Input: He made the allegation to BBC Northern Ireland's Spotlight programme on Tuesday night.Mr Donaldson was shot dead months after admitting in 2005 he had been an MI5 agent for more than 20 years.Mr Adams has denied any involvement in the killing of Mr Donaldson.He told radio station LMFM that he "totally and specifically refuted the allegation I was consulted".Mr Donaldson had worked for Sinn Féin as an administrator at Stormont.  He was killed at a remote Donegal cottage in 2006.A man who says he worked as an informer for the intelligence branch of the police told Spotlight that Mr Adams sanctioned the murder.The former spy was in the IRA and Sinn Féin. He cannot be identified because of fears about his safety.What Spotlight was toldAgent: I know from my experience in the IRA that murders have to be approved by the leadership. They have to be given approval by the leadership of the IRA and the military leadership of the IRA.Presenter: Who are you specifically referring to?Agent: Gerry Adams, he gives the final say.The informer told Spotlight that murders had to be approved by the political and military leadership of the IRA.In a statement, Mr Adams' solicitor said the Sinn Féin leader "has no knowledge of and had no involvement whatsoever in the killing of Denis Donaldson".He added that Mr Adams "categorically denies the unsubstantiated allegation that he was consulted about an alleged IRA army council decision or that he had the final say on what had been sanctioned".Days after the murder, the IRA said it was not involved in Mr Donaldson's death.But, security sources have told Spotlight that intelligence received following the killing contradicted the IRA's denial.You can watch BBC Spotlight: Spy in the IRA now on BBC iPlayer.


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Input: The Russian-born 43-year-old is the third Welsh competitor to be selected for the Games, following triathlete Non Stanford and sailor Hannah Mills.Allen, who lives in Blackwood, was part of the British skeet team that won gold at the 2014 World Championships.She also won individual silver in 2014 to go with a bronze claimed at the 2013 event in Peru.Allen will be competing at her second Olympic Games, having failed to qualify for the skeet final at London 2012 when she admitted the applause of the crowd had put her off.Previously, Allen was a bronze medallist at the 2006 Commonwealth Games when she competed for England and in 2014 won silver at the Glasgow Games after qualifying for Wales through residency."In shooting you have to win your quota place... but you win the quota for the country and I did that at the World Championships in Spain in 2014," Allen told BBC Wales Sport."But the [individual] place is never guaranteed, so you have to wait and see and you have to do your best, carry on competing at the best level you can."So you can never count your chickens until they're hatched!"


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


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


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Input: A new catalogue of extended radio sources has been prepared based onarcminute-resolution 1420 MHz images from the Canadian Galactic Plane Survey(CGPS). The new catalogue provides both 1420 MHz and 408 MHz flux densitymeasurements on sources found near the Galactic plane in the second quadrant ofour Galaxy. In addition cross-identifications are made with other major radiocatalogues and information is provided to facilitate the recovery of CGPS imagedata associated with each catalogued source. Numerous new radio sources areidentified and the catalogue provides a comprehensive summary of both newlydiscovered and previously known HII regions and supernova remnants in the outerGalaxy. The catalogue should be of use both for synoptic studies of Galacticstructure and for placing higher resolution observations, at radio and otherwavelengths, in context.


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Input: It's located in Shadyside, an area that I rarely venture out to for fear of destroying my car, but I will make the trek for Soba. And Mad Mex. nnAs others have noted, the restaurant is very intimate. Compared to Eleven, which is classy and upscale but rather casual (if that makes sense), Soba is definitely date night territory. In fact, my boyfriend took me on our first date to Soba followed by an awesome evening at Cirque de Soleil. What a night it was. nnThis restaurant is up to the standards of quality and service that all of Big Burrito's restaurants offer. The food is amazing, the drinks are tasty, and the staff are super friendly. The Asian Plum Sangria and the Bangkok Tea are my favorite drinks there, highly recommend them. The one called Offer You Can't Refuse - be careful. Tasty, but be careful. nnAs far as food, excepting one time we've always just ordered a round of different appetizers and spent the night sampling. I've never had anything I didn't like, and I in fact highly recommend the crispy tofu. Yum-my. Even if you think you don't like tofu, you feel so wrong about that stance once you've eaten theirs. nnThe only time we ordered entrees was on NYE. We engaged in their pre-fixe menu for the holiday. I can't remember what we had, but I do remember all of it being awesome. It was a really great way to spend NYE, avoiding any type of craziness and filling up on some good food.


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Input: The project was delayed after the East Midlands Development Agency (EMDA), which was due to provide £5m, was disbanded in 2011.Derbyshire County Council agreed to give the developer a loan to finish the work which had started in 2012.It said it had stepped in as the restoration was too important to the local economy to fail.* Source: Derbyshire County CouncilDeveloper Trevor Osborne confirmed the completion date on Tuesday, and said the loan was "hugely appreciated".He added that the hotel would attract the visitor numbers Buxton needed to aid local businesses growth.Council leader Anne Western said: "The Crescent is of national historic significance and its restoration will put Buxton and the north of the county back on the map."This project is too important to Buxton and the rest of Derbyshire to fail."The plans were first put forward to redevelop Buxton Crescent, built between 1780 and 1789, more than 10 years ago.It was later granted planning permission in September 2010 with funding coming from developers, the Heritage Lottery Fund, English Heritage, Derbyshire County Council and High Peak Borough Council.The council said it failed four times in its bid to secure a Regional Growth Fund following EMDA's demise.The exact figure of the multi-million pound loan has yet to be decided but interest will be charged at commercial rates, the authority confirmed.The first phase of construction, which included repairs to the Pump Room, was completed in August.


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Input: We had broken up over brunch one Sunday, but I was ready to give them another chance for dinner. nnI was here for a business dinner and all in all it was a pleasant experience for everyone. The menu is seafood heavy and we wound up ordering calamari and mussels to share. The tomato sauce for the mussels was some of the best that I have had in a long time. The calamari was good too, but nothing to get too excited about as it  was pretty standard calamari. nnFor entrees, we all chose a different fish option from tuna, bass, halibut and black grouper. I had the grouper and it was a great dish. The menu describes it as "Tim Griner's Line caught NC Black Grouper" and the fish was definitely fresh and cooked to perfection. It was accompanied with local field peas, sweet corn, wood oven roasted tomatoes, bacon and a ramp vinaigrette. I would definitely order this plate again, unless one of the other fish or specials was calling my name. Service was good and certainly better than I have had in the past here. They were busy on the weeknight that we stopped by so there were a lot of servers running around. nnSo I guess that my relationship with Upstream is back on again, but I think that we can both agree that it's ok for us to see other people as well.


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Input: A relativistic single particle model is used to calculate the inclusive$(e,e')$ reaction from $A=$12, 40, 56, 197, and 208 nuclei in the quasielasticregion. We have shown that this model provides a very good description of theavailable experimental cross sections when they are dominated by thequasielastic process. In this paper we use this model to investigate thedependence of $y$-scaling on electron kinematics, particularly the electronscattering angle, for a range of squared four momentum transfer $0.20-0.80$(GeV/c)$^2$. In this kinematic domain, Coulomb distortion of the electron doesnot significantly affect scaling, but final state interactions of the knockedout nucleon do affect scaling particularly when the nucleons have lowerenergies. In general, we find that scaling works for this reaction, but atlower values of the four momentum transfer, the scaling function does have somedependence on the electron scattering angle. We also consider a modification ofy-scaling to include small binding energy effects as a function of Z and A andshow that there is some improvement in scaling.


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Input: The markets shook off comments from Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen that interest rates should rise in the coming months.The Dow Jones  Industrial Average climbed 44.9 points to 17873.2.The S&P 500 index gained 8.96 points to 2099.06, while the tech-focused Nasdaq index rose 31.74 points to 4933.5.Speaking at Harvard University, Ms Yellen said if the economy continued to improve as she expected, the central bank would raise rates in the coming months. The Fed's next meeting is in June."The market is giving permission to the Fed to raise rates," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at BMO Private Bank. "We'll see what actually happens when they do."On Friday, US Commerce Department revised its estimate for first quarter growth up to 0.8%, from the sluggish 0.5% originally estimated.Google's parent company, Alphabet, was up 1.2% after winning a court battle against Oracle. Oracle had alleged Google unfairly used parts of its code in its Android operating system.Specialty drug company Flexion Therapeutics fell 9.8% a day despite receiving positive guidance from the Food and Drug Administration.Shares in the company reached a three-month high on Thursday after the FDA gave Flexion its blessing to seek approval for a new treatment for osteoarthritis of the knee.Monday is a holiday in the US and stock markets will be closed.


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Input: The fire broke out just before 15:00 on Saturday at a semi-detached property on Ravenscraig Road in the town.Firefighters found the body of man inside the property while tackling the blaze. Police have said the man's death was being treated as unexplained.Three crews from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service used a hose reel jet and breathing apparatus to bring the flames under control.Insp Simon Reid of Police Scotland said: "Police along with Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and the Scottish Ambulance Service attended a property in Ravenscaig Road, following reports of a fire at a domestic property."Sadly, the body of a male has been found within the property and the cause of death remains unexplained at this time."A joint Police Scotland and Scottish Fire and Rescue Service investigation is ongoing to establish the circumstances of the fire."A spokeswoman from Police Scotland said there was no other information about the man until a formal identification had taken place.


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Input: Paul Pugh, 34, was in a coma for two months after four men beat him during a night out in Carmarthenshire in 2007.He has rebuilt his life over eight years, requiring bouts of brain surgery.Now, a video detailing his story will be shown in schools.Hundreds of people have already taken Paul's Pledge - a campaign led by Mr Pugh and Dyfed-Powys Police to never condone violent behaviour."It's something I needed to do, both for myself - to help me get better - and to try and prevent the same thing happening to anyone else," he said."I don't care how many times I have to tell my story, how long it takes to get the message out there, I will dedicate the rest of my life to making people understand that drunkenness is never an excuse for violence."The documentary starts with the 999 call made after Mr Pugh's assault.It goes on to show harrowing CCTV footage of Paul on the ground surrounded by his attackers."I wanted to tell my story and educate people on how attacks like this devastate lives, but if the message was really going to hit home it had to do more than that, it had to shock people," he said."It takes these really chilling images to cut through the bravado and force people to stop and think."There's no point in demonising them, as that just makes people think that they're not the sort of person who'd do something like that. The point is anyone could be 'that sort of person' unless they're careful."Mr Pugh said his next challenge was to carry on with intensive physiotherapy so he can one day lead an independent life again.


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Input: Jury duty, what kind of nonsense is this. How can they even put this man on trial for a crime where no body exists? I picked that meat to the bone and threw the bones to the pigs. I really do n' t know who enjoyed the meal more, the pigs and I probably equally squealed in delight. Regardless the most this man should be charged with is kidnapping. But even that is putting things to a stretch. Honestly the only crime he ever committed was having the same physical description as me. 6' 2, blonde, blue eyes, muscular build and a tendency to visit Tom' s tavern. I have only been twice and he was there both times. I mean it makes it so much easier when you find a nice scapegoat. Anyways looking at him I can tell that our protein sources are way different. He does n' t have the sharp incisors required to tear human flesh from the bone. That kind of sharpness does n' t come easy. I spent months filing my teeth down with a nail file. I had originally thought about using one of those metal files to expedite the matter nut I felt like it would n' t give me the precise control I needed. The finite precision where I can draw blood with the softest bite. The real question on my mind is how did they ever pin this guy with the murder? I understand that I probably have been eating out a bit too often and the local authorities need someone to pin the crimes on, but how do they even know a crime existed? I guess I am fortunate enough to get a first hand account of all the details. Dammit, I' m hungry and looking at the Asian prosecutor all I can think is I want some Chinese.


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


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


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


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Input: The environment of this "cantina" is distinctive; tucked in the corner of a peruvian arts store, and co-owned by the people who own Pamela's, this place has "hit" once, and "missed" once. They do have a very basic menu which doesn't change, but the items on there are those that you can pretty easily make at home. The daily specials that they have are the ones that are a bit more elaborate, and come with a few sides, such as rice and french bread. nnI previously thought that peruvian food was simply chicken and rice. Although this is still the main two ingredients they use, this restaurant has definitely changed my perspective on how many different ways they can prepare chicken. The first time I went I got a "ropa vieja", which was a very simple meat-only sandwich. The second time I went I got a chicken dish that was mixed with dried fruits: that was delicious. However my fried ordered a grounded pork dish that ended up tasting like glorified taco meat. Unfortunately that didn't make for a great first impression. nnOverall, be wary of what peruvian food specializes in, and order accordingly. Service is very friendly, and food comes out in 5 minutes because everything is bascially premade at the beginning of the day.


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


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


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Input: I'm not a huge fan of it - I go mostly due to convenience. Their greeting card selection is kind of lousy - I don't think I've ever found a decent card here. I keep trying, every holiday or birthday, but every section is just full of duds. Also, a lot of stuff is locked behind panels that you need the employees to unlock. Like, razor blades. And body wash. BODY WASH? It drives me nuts that I need to ask someone to open that shelf for me. It makes no sense. Staff is hit-or-miss with friendliness. Some people are cheerful, and some act like they want you to go away. nnGood things - I love their coupon rewards. I guess that's for all CVSes, not just this one, but it keeps me coming back because I get mad style coupons like every other visit. And I had a good experience getting a walk-in flu shot from the pharmacy from the friendly (and quite attractive) pharmacist. nnI'm just not crazy about the vibe here. It just seems kind of depressing, with the stuff locked up and the smallish store with kind of a blargh selection. I would much rather go to other pharmacies, but you can't beat this one for convenience (for me, anyway). And they have a parking lot, if that helps you.


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Input: The need to visualize large social networks is growing as hardwarecapabilities make analyzing large networks feasible and many new data setsbecome available. Unfortunately, the visualizations in existing systems do notsatisfactorily answer the basic dilemma of being readable both for the globalstructure of the network and also for detailed analysis of local communities.To address this problem, we present NodeTrix, a hybrid representation fornetworks that combines the advantages of two traditional representations:node-link diagrams are used to show the global structure of a network, whilearbitrary portions of the network can be shown as adjacency matrices to bettersupport the analysis of communities. A key contribution is a set of interactiontechniques. These allow analysts to create a NodeTrix visualization by draggingselections from either a node-link or a matrix, flexibly manipulate theNodeTrix representation to explore the dataset, and create meaningful summaryvisualizations of their findings. Finally, we present a case study applyingNodeTrix to the analysis of the InfoVis 2004 coauthorship dataset to illustratethe capabilities of NodeTrix as both an exploration tool and an effective meansof communicating results.


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Input: .. don't know why I keep going back to Olive or Twist. Seriously, you could check my Foursquare stats and see that I've been to this bar more frequently than any place I've ever called my favorite spot in Pittsburgh. nnWhy? I moved up here from Orlando to be with my boyfriend who I had just started dating. I moved because Orlando on a whole sucks and I was ready to get out. My boyfriend used to play in a band as does one of his best friends now. This was their favorite spot to hang out out because all of the (female) bartenders know and love them. They used to get free or greatly reduced drinks, could be as loud and obnoxious as they wanted, etc. etc. - the ush. nnI tag along now because I didn't know many people in this city at first, obviously. The bar is way too small for the number of people who try to pack in at night. I've had several items off of the menu and they all left a lot to be desired. The drinks are poured strongly. At first I thought this was because the bartenders knew how the boys liked their drinks, but now I realize they're just heavy handed. nnNothing here really sticks out for me. I can get the drinks properly made elsewhere for the price. Same with the food. I guess the only reason I agree to go back time after time is because of two of the bartenders - Amy and Linda. Those two are the most kick ass bartenders in Pittsburgh. Considering I currently live in Heinz, it's also pretty damn close, which works in its favor (can't wait to move. .. ). nnOlive or Twist has a great location and, if Amy and/or Linda are working, you're sure to enjoy yourself. Just keep those expectations low.


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Input: Immediately upon moving in he noticed a leak in the bedroom that caused the room to flood every time it rained. It was apparent that the leak had been there for quite some time and that they had leased the apartment knowing about the issue. Requests to be moved to another apartment, be let out of the lease or have the issue repaired have been met with disdain or dismissed by the property manager. He continues to say the repairs have been sent out for bid. TEN MONTHS LATER the bedroom is still flooding every time it rains. Furniture and box springs have been damaged or destroyed including a shelf my friend's grandfather made that can never be replaced. The manager is unwilling to even take money off the rent to compensate for missed time from work and damages. Several days per month my friend is unable to use his apartment and/or bedroom due to flooding, loud fans and dehumidifiers running, etc. There is also MOLD in the kitchen resulting, I am sure, from the constant dampness in the apartment. The entire place smells musty and clothes have to be stored in plastic containers to keep them from getting wet and/or smelling like the damp carpet. I firmly believe my friend's health is suffering possible long term effects. I know his mental state and financial situation have been compromised as well.


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Input: Every one has heard the story about the spear that pirced Jesus, how it will grant you immortality, that it will make you powerful beyond belief, that with it you can turn the weakest of men into the visage of death himself. Well turns out the rumors were true for the most part, but not because it was the spear head that pirced Jesus, no this one was the spear that killed him. As it happens whenever someone who has a particularly strong spirit, usually world leaders or creators of great movements, is killed they imprint a fraction of themselves on the item that did them in. The gun that killed Hitler causes someone to be poisoned to death when shot with it, the cup that Rasputin drank from will give the holder an immunity to death. Now, whenever one of these items turns up it is our job to hunt them down before they can start causing a problem. We work independently from the control of any government, but funded by every single one of them. To put it simply we are a task force to stop the evils of the past from occouring again, we are the Knights Templar, defenders of the light and purveyors of good.


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Input: We present a new model for the propagation of polarized light in a randombirefringent medium. This model is based on a decomposition of the higher orderstatistics of the reduced Stokes parameters along the irreduciblerepresentations of the rotation group. We show how this model allows a detaileddescription of the propagation, giving analytical expressions for theprobability densities of the Mueller matrix and the Stokes vector throughoutthe propagation. It also allows an exact description of the evolution ofaveraged quantities, such as the degree of polarization. We will also discusshow this model allows a generalization of the concepts of reduced Stokesparameters and degree of polarization to higher order statistics. We give somenotes on how it can be extended to more general random media.


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Input: It started small in the neighborhood, Is this safe? Is this good? But someone told more than they should, And black vans came to take me. This all should be classified, We asked you questions, you never lied, How would you know what' s inside? " I just know yes, or no. " Do they have weapons? Do they want war? Is this the target they' re aiming for? Answering shook me to the core, But they threatened my wife... my child.... Bombs fell, missiles flew, All based off of what I knew. Their world power grew and grew, And I..? What have I done? Is there a way to pretend? This power n' er should be mine to lend. How then should I meet my end? It lays inside my desk. For my defense t' was given me, But by ending myself, these people i' ll free, Time to end their terror spree... Will I survive? No.


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Input: The hostess cheerfully seated us, and our server was friendly and attentive. It wasn't crowded at all, and the atmosphere was nice--open but comfortable, with lots of windows and light. nnWe had coffee, the Sausage Skillet, and the Southern Benedict. Coffee was run-of-the-mill, but hot & plentiful. The Sausage Skillet tried hard to be a Fair Oaks Skillet (a la Willalby's) but was half the size, $1. 50 more, and the hashbrowns (like everything else) were slightly undercooked and were obviously frozen/out of a bag. The gravy on the Southern Benedict was a sickly shade of brown, and thick, but gelatinous rather than creamy. All was edible, but nothing out of the common way. nnOverall not the worst experience ever, especially if you don't mind eating straight out of the Sysco truck. Probably convenient for folks using/frequenting the airfield, but not really worth driving out just to eat and watch a puddle jumper get a tune-up outside.


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


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Input: ' Click the arrow to find the green location of your heritage' the screen read. Charles scrolled past North America, he knew that would n' t be the case. Asia was also bare but that was to be expected. Europe had a very specific dot over Luxembourg which was bright green- was he a direct descendant? Was that possible? Following the colors, he clicked on the tiny town-state. No, he was only five percent Luxemboroughian. He flipped down to Australia, he could live with koala genes, ladies would love it. Still no green, nothing in Africa either. The poles were the last possible spots. He clicked the top of the globe, nothing again. A bright green arrow was pointing to the right of map, Charles followed it. The moon came into view and the entire surface was a dim green- he was... he was an alien? Charles clicked the rocky terrain- a small American flag popped up on screen. Fireworks shone in the margins. " Seriously? " The screen was flashing a few colors but the lettering was unmistakable, " you' re a descendent of Neil Armstrong! You' re quite the step for mankind! " Charles watched the fireworks for a few sparse moments. He took the paper with the DNA test result codes and slid it into the trash, what a waste of one hundred bucks.