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Input: " So, I' m sitting there dick hanging half out playing Halo, when some asshole starts knocking on the door like the fucking worlds ending. ""God you' re agoraphobic. ""Ah fuck you. So, I get up and some squirrelly lookin' dudes standing there with a box wrapped to shit in cellophane. Just handed it to me and left. Didn' t even make me sign or anything. ""What was inside? ""It was the weirdest thing. When I finally got the damn thing open there was only five little glass vials full of some murky brown stuff and a note that only said ‘ Mark, these are the only antidotes. Good Luck.' ""Antidotes to what? ""Fuck if I know. ""What' d ya do? ""I tried one and it tasted pretty good. So I downed ‘ em all with some bourbon and played more Halo. Couple hours later some dude came to my house all panicky and started crying when I told him what I did, screaming about gloom and doom. ""What a loon. By the way, the missus wants you and Karen over for dinner this Friday. "Sounds good buddy. Did you hear about that guy on bath salts? Ate some poor ladies face. World' s goin' to shit. "


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Input: Authorities in Blackpool, Kent and Newham in London have each been awarded £10 million to "spot the early signs", the Big Lottery Fund (BLF) said.Council-led schemes in Cornwall and Wolverhampton were each granted nearly £9 million while £7.8 million will go towards a five-year project in Hull.Lyn Cole, BLF grant-making director, said funds would "tackle stigma".She said: "Mental health issues in early teens, if not tackled early, can develop into more serious conditions, impacting on school results and opportunities later on in life."Phil Webster, who holds the portfolio for safeguarding children at Hull City Council, added: "Mental and emotional health is incredibly important in children's lives and we know from research that mental illness in young people often develops from age 14 onwards."The six schemes were chosen from a pilot project, known as HeadStart, set up two years ago when 12 areas were awarded funding between £400,000 and £900,000 to develop long-term plans.A BLF spokesman said the new grants would be used mainly for "providing a supportive school environment" through peer mentoring and tackling social media bullying."HeadStart will also provide targeted support to pupils showing risk factors such as repeated absences and disruptive behaviour," he added.In 2014, the government announced it was investing £1.4 billion over five years in mental health services for children and young people.


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


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


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Input: A chimpanzee couple named Adam and Eve smashed windows to get out of their enclosure at the Sa Coma Safari Zoo on Monday.Eve was surrounded as she neared the town of Son Carrio and shot dead.Local media say that Adam is believed to be hiding in a wooded area close to residential housing.Police have closed off a nearby road to try to prevent the 80kg (176lb) chimpanzee from reaching a nearby tourist area and beach front, according to reports.How the animals managed to escape is not yet known."It is not very clear, but it seems they broke the bars of their cage," a spokesman for Spain's Guardia Civil told AFP news agency."These animals are very strong. They can lift double their weight."Animal rights groups have criticised the shooting of Eve.Police said the chimpanzee had been killed because she had become "very agitated" and there was a risk she might attack a member of the search party.


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Input: In a data warehousing process, the data preparation phase is crucial.Mastering this phase allows substantial gains in terms of time and performancewhen performing a multidimensional analysis or using data mining algorithms.Furthermore, a data warehouse can require external data. The web is a prevalentdata source in this context, but the data broadcasted on this medium are veryheterogeneous. We propose in this paper a UML conceptual model for a complexobject representing a superclass of any useful data source (databases, plaintexts, HTML and XML documents, images, sounds, video clips...). The translationinto a logical model is achieved with XML, which helps integrating all thesediverse, heterogeneous data into a unified format, and whose schema definitionprovides first-rate metadata in our data warehousing context. Moreover, webenefit from XML's flexibility, extensibility and from the richness of thesemi-structured data model, but we are still able to later map XML documentsinto a database if more structuring is needed.


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Input: Motivated by a class of orbit problems in astrophysics, this paper considerssolutions to Hill's equation with forcing strength parameters that vary fromcycle to cycle. The results are generalized to include period variations fromcycle to cycle. The development of the solutions to the differential equationis governed by a discrete map. For the general case of Hill's equation in theunstable limit, we consider separately the case of purely positive matrixelements and those with mixed signs; we then find exact expressions, bounds,and working estimates for the growth rates. We also find exact expressions,estimates, and bounds for the infinite products of several $2 \times 2$matrices with random variables in the matrix elements. In the limit of sharplyspiked forcing terms (the delta function limit), we find analytic solutions foreach cycle and for the discrete map that matches solutions from cycle to cycle;for this case we find the growth rates and the condition for instability in thelimit of large forcing strength, as well as the widths of the stable/unstablezones.


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Input: We report on measurements of the adiabatic temperature change in the inversemagnetocaloric Ni$_{50}$Mn$_{34}$In$_{16}$ alloy. It is shown that this alloyheats up with the application of a magnetic field around the Curie point due tothe conventional magnetocaloric effect. In contrast, the inverse magnetocaloriceffect associated with the martensitic transition results in the unusualdecrease of temperature by adiabatic magnetization. We also providemagnetization and specific heat data which enable to compare the measuredtemperature changes to the values indirectly computed from thermodynamicrelationships. Good agreement is obtained for the conventional effect at thesecond-order paramagnetic-ferromagnetic phase transition. However, at the firstorder structural transition the measured values at high fields are lower thanthe computed ones. Irreversible thermodynamics arguments are given to show thatsuch a discrepancy is due to the irreversibility of the first-order martensitictransition.


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Input: I am the greatest baobab in the world and I have been growing for millennia, peacefully and in serenity on my island. At first, I heard the wise Lemurian murmurs about it; the massacre of life sought this earth. And then, I heard it from the wind blowing in my branches; nothing will be spared. I knew at that moment something happened in the world, maybe David could n' t fulfill his dream. The humans could have been overwhelmed by a political wave or they could have been drawn here by faith. I knew a great vegetal apocalypse was here. I knew a few things about humans. They were insipid being and indifferent to the livings. They only knew destruction. My people were only fancy furniture to their eyes. I knew some human care for us but they got punish by other strange men. That goes beyond my beliefs. How could a tree deceit a tree? But I also knew the love they share for the world. Humans were complexes and distorted souls and they were coming for carnage. This sight of terror strengthened my bark and then I gathered all my sap to bloom the most beautiful flowers ever seen on this planet. Their origins were made of the genetic past that was preserved for all this time. The flowers got a hold of their kind attention. They were all softened by the unique splendor for a moment and then they fucked it all up.


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


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Input: I muttered a few unspeakable words under my breath and continued walking. Were I in the forest, as I usually was, I would simply utter a spell and have the rain avoid me while I attended my business. However, I wanted for the townsfolk to not be wary to the fact that I was indeed a wizard, and remaining dry in the downpour would surely give myself away. As it was, my long beard that had the occasional twig in it attracted glances. Why the other wizards decided to hold our conventions in right under normal people' s noses, I had no idea. The only requirements were this: We were not allowed to use magic in public for the duration of the convention, we could n' t let normal people find us, and we had to walk in, not teleport or use an invisibility charm. Some wizards are just too cocky. As a wizard of the forest, I was surely outnumbered by other wizards at the conference. A vast majority of the attending wizards were wizards of the earth. Wizards of the water were also quite common. If you are confused about our kind, let me explain. A wizard tends to be more gifted with certain abilities. For me, I tend to be welcoming to forest creatures, have a magnificent green thumb, and can use much of the forest to my advantage. You may also notice that if I am still for too long, I' d begin to sprout twigs and look very much like an old stump. Water wizards would form puddles underneath them, which is a disaster to clean up. The conference was often the only chance I had to meet my wizard brethren. As the weekend went by, I saw dear friends, some cousins, and old rivals. Most had an apprentice with them. I did n' t have one, at the time. But you found me here, in my home. That is no small task. I believe the King may have granted you with some of our abilities, even though you do n' t believe so. That is why I train you, my young friend. Do not worry about the teapot you broke, or the squirrels you accidentally fried. I believe in you. You can be a great wizard.


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Input: The cycle race covers 304 miles (490 km) split into three stages.The event, in its third year, began as part of the legacy of the county hosting the 2014 Grand Depart for the Tour de France.The men's race starts later in Bridlington, East Yorkshire later and ends on Sunday at Fox Valley in Sheffield.The women's race starts in Tadcaster and ends in Harrogate on Saturday.The race is jointly organised by Welcome to Yorkshire, the region's tourism agency, and French company Amaury Sports Organisation (ASO), which organises the Tour de France and other prestigious races in the European calendar.Welcome to Yorkshire said the 2016 race attracted about a million spectators, generated about £60m for the local economy and was watched by 11.4 million TV viewers in 178 countries.As in previous years, many of the towns and villages along the route have entered into the spirit of the race and decorated the roadside.ASO race director Christian Prudhomme said it was "amazing"He added: "In every village there are blue and yellow flowers, with bikes, with bunting and huge flags and smiles on everybody's face."Welcome to Yorkshire's Sir Gary Verity said there was huge enthusiasm for the event."We have 2,500 volunteers this time compared to 1,200 last year."There is an increased level of interest in the event and we have been getting messages from people coming from all around the UK and beyond."For spectators it is a chance to glimpse elite cyclists, including Olympic gold medal winner Owain Doull and former Women's Tour winner Kirsten Wild.Frenchman Thomas Voeckler, who won the men's race in 2016, will also be defending his title.


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Input: It is the first time the defending champions have failed to reach the semi-finals of a major tournament.The game finished 1-1, before the USA's Christen Press missed the fifth effort in the shootout allowing Lisa Dahlkvist to win it for the Swedes."The best team did not win today," said Solo, who has won more than 200 caps.Sweden had taken the lead on 63 minutes through Stina Blackstenius, before Alex Morgan equalised with 13 minutes left."I'm very proud of this team," added Solo, 35. "But I also think we played a bunch of cowards. They didn't want to open the game."They tried to counter with long balls. I don't think they're going to make it far in the tournament. I think it was very cowardly. They're moving on and we're going home."Sweden's coach Pia Sundhage coached the US team to gold medals at the Beijing and London Olympics."It's OK to be a coward if you win," she said.Solo later tweeted: "Losing sucks. I'm really bad at it."Subscribe to the BBC Sport newsletter to get our pick of news, features and video sent to your inbox.


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Input: A search for TeV - PeV muon neutrinos from unresolved sources was performedon AMANDA-II data collected between 2000 and 2003 with an equivalent livetimeof 807 days. This diffuse analysis sought to find an extraterrestrial neutrinoflux from sources with non-thermal components. The signal is expected to have aharder spectrum than the atmospheric muon and neutrino backgrounds. Since noexcess of events was seen in the data over the expected background, an upperlimit of E^{2}\Phi_{90% C.L.} < 7.4 x 10^{-8} GeV cm^{-2} s^{-1} sr^{-1} isplaced on the diffuse flux of muon neutrinos with a \Phi \propto E^{-2}spectrum in the energy range 16 TeV to 2.5 PeV. This is currently the mostsensitive \Phi \propto E^{-2} diffuse astrophysical neutrino limit. We also setupper limits for astrophysical and prompt neutrino models, all of which havespectra different than \Phi \propto E^{-2}.


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


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Input: Kara was glaring at him again. " Okay this is the third time I' m going to ask, Are you sure we are cool. cause you are acting like you are mad at me but you are not yelling. " " No Querl I' m not mad, Why would I be mad? Its not like you have done anything. you just home, and I only got here my self five minutes before that. " " so there is no logical reason, that you can be upset. " " Yes. " her eye was almost twitching at this point. " Not like you did something very upsetting, and should be apologizing to me for being so awful. " " I agree. Because I have n' t. " She rolled her yes and mad a noise of disgust " Yeah " her tone was sarcastic. " you have n' t yet. " he tried to process what she was saying. " Are we fighting about something I have n' t done yet? " " WE ARE NOT FIGHTING. " " can I know what I' m going to do? " " so you can do it again right now? " she scoffed again. " Fine then I' m sorry. " " you do n' t mean that. " She scoffed again " you do n' t even know what you are apologizing for. " " you know what Kara do n' t be surprised when I keep doing it. "


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Input: nnI scheduled my appointment a week in advance, yet the salon still did not provide anyone to help me dress---and those dresses can be tricky. The owner, Greg, was assisting me but obviously did not help me physically get into or out of the dresses. nnI had gone to Anne Gregory's to try on a specific gown that the designer's website indicated was in stock. Greg said that he had ordered it but it had not arrived yet. Ok, fair enough. I asked about another dress from the same designer that I was interested in and was also supposed to be at the store, and though he went to check on it, he never said one way or the other whether they actually had it there. nnI was disappointed by all this but still wanted to look at the dresses they did have. Instead of pulling dresses similar to what I wanted (dropped waist, full skirt) he continually brought out trumpet and mermaid dresses that are just not my style at all. Its nice that he found them flattering on me, but i was clearly not interested. nnWhen I left, I expressed how I had had my eye on the particular dress from the designer and how it was basically my dream dress and I still very much wanted to try it on. They promised that they would give me a call when it got in. nnThey never did. I saw it in the shop's window weeks later, but never got a phone call. I ended up getting a very similar dress from a shop that actually paid attention to what I wanted and called me back.


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


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Input: " Do you know why the lights twinkle from far away? " I feel the hum of his body next to mine as he asks. Warm, familiar, safe. " No? " " Air pressure. " Air pressure. How pragmatic. " I like it " I reply softly, continuing to gaze westward toward the glittering lights of traffic meandering by. " It has to do with hot and cold air coming together " he places his hand on my hip still standing next to me and looking out. Pondering the science of air temperature and distance. The beauty of looking at lights, third floor, parking garage. Reduced. To air pressure. And I too feel reduced. Like the magic of light. Buried among all his facts I' m still here waiting. For the truth. Because I' ve shared enough for him to destroy me, and he' s talking about - " Air pressure... " I turn abruptly to face him. This is it. This back and forth has been going on for 3 months and 2 days ( not that I' m counting ) and I ca n' t stand not knowing who we are right now. " I love you. " He turns away from the lights slowly, his brow furrowed as thought he has n' t heard me correctly. " I love you " I say directly to his face. " I love a boy who takes pictures with books about fish, and tells me I' m beautiful, and makes me smile when my day is shit, and smells my hair, and holds me outside. But I hate the man who is distant, and stubborn, and selfish, and ca n' t make up his mind, and let' s me sit here thinking about air pressure instead of the magic of lights. " He' s looking at me. Golden eyes shaded by shadow and the glow of the moon. " Look " I say softly, eyes focused on his chest, " I know you' re married and I' m engaged. I' m not asking you to run away with me or anything like that. I do n' t think either of us want that. But we both want this. And I love you. I want to keep kissing you, and having you hold me. I want our moments to continue. " He raises his hand to touch my cheek and I melt in to him, kissing him like never before.


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Input: The station now holds records for the longest broadcast of a single piece of music and the longest live broadcast of a single piece of music.Richter and an ensemble of six musicians played non-stop throughout Saturday night and were broadcast live from London's Wellcome Institute.A live audience slept in camp beds.Listeners at home were also encouraged to sleep through the broadcast.BBC reporter Emma Jane Kirby, who was there, said: "Like a lullaby on a loop, the musical themes were insistent and persistent - and I found myself drifting out of consciousness."The new records were certified by Guinness World Records.Described as a "lullaby for a frenetic world", Sleep was composed in consultation with neuroscientist David Eagleman.Richter told BBC Breakfast: "I, personally, am very lucky that I sleep well but I know I'm quite unusual."We're kind of a sleep-deprived culture now, our world is very busy, we live in a data blizzard and we're on 24/7 and people sometimes find it difficult to find a space to rest and that's what this is."The broadcast formed part of Radio 3 and Wellcome Collection's Why Music? weekend, a series of programmes linking musicians with leading scientists investigating music's role in life.Radio 3 controller Alan Davey said: "To establish two new world records with one broadcast overnight is a shining example of what makes us so unique."It's rare a controller wills his audience to sleep, but I hope Radio 3 listeners enjoyed slowing down to Max Richter's Sleep.  I'm grateful to Max Richter for working with us on this great project."The broadcast will be available to listeners on BBC iPlayer for 30 days.


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Input: Lenders reported that this was the third successive quarter of falling demand, the bank's Credit Conditions Survey found.Mortgages for high-value property saw the biggest fall in demand since the third quarter of 2008.Demand was expected to bounce back in the second quarter.Some lenders attributed the fall in demand over recent quarters to a combination of changes in regulatory policy and concerns about housing affordability, as well as uncertainty about the outlook for the housing market.However, the predicted recovery might point to the effect of the general election campaign on the UK housing market."For demand to have fallen particularly sharply at the upper end of the market underlines the sensitivity of this demographic to political uncertainty," said Jonathan Samuels, chief executive of Dragonfly Property Finance."Many prime and super-prime buyers are sitting on their hands and want to see what the next government looks like before they commit to a purchase. That this is the most uncertain election in decades has certainly triggered more caution at this level of the market than normal."The survey suggested that lenders were showing a greater willingness to lend to borrowers who were only able to offer a deposit of less than 10% of the property's value so far this year. Many of these borrowers would be first-time buyers.


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Input: We generalize and greatly simplify the approach of Lydakis andDundas-R\"ondigs-{\O}stv{\ae}r to construct an L-stable model structure forsmall functors from a closed symmetric monoidal model category V to a V-modelcategory M, where L is a small cofibrant object of V. For the special caseV=M=S_* pointed simplicial sets and L=S^1 this is the classical case of linearfunctors and has been described as the first stage of the Goodwillie tower of ahomotopy functor. We show, that our various model structures are compatiblewith a closed symmetric monoidal product on small functors. We compare themwith other L-stabilizations described by Hovey, Jardine and others. This givesa particularly easy construction of the classical and the motivic stablehomotopy category with the correct smash product. We establish the monoid axiomunder certain conditions.


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Input: We studied the correlations between spin frequencies and kilohertzquasi-periodic oscillations (kHz QPOs) in neutron star low mass X-ray binaries.The updated data of kHz QPOs and spin frequencies are statistically analyzed.We found that when two simultaneous kHz QPOs are present in the power spectrum,the minimum frequency of upper kHz QPO is at least 1.3 times larger than thespin frequency, i.e. \nu_{s}<\nu_{2min}/1.3. We also found that the average kHzQPO peak separation in 6 Atoll sources anti-correlates with the spin frequencyin the form \lan\dn\ran = -(0.19\pm0.05)\ns+(389.40\pm21.67)Hz. If we shiftedthis correlation in the direction of the peak separation by a factor of 1.5,this correlation matches the data points of the two accretion poweredmillisecond X-ray pulsars, SAX J1808.4-3658 and XTE J1807-294.


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Input: ** " I am impressed witch, few have managed to summon me and live, " ** said the demonic figure to the woman standing before him. The carcasses of numerous goats littered the summoning circle, their bodies drained of blood and soul. ** " Now, what is it that you desire? " ** The woman opened her mouth to speak, but the demon spoke again. ** " Be warned, my gifts do not come lightly. A price must be paid, the greater the wish, the greater the price. Now, speak. " ** The woman closed her mouth again, thinking intently. A tense silence filled the air, the demon impatiently waiting for the witch to speak and the witch carefully weighing her choices. But soon the demon had tired of waiting. ** " I tire of this witch, speak now or I shall devour your soul to be digested for all eternity! " ** he intoned, his voice crackling like a thousand thunderstorms. The witch quickly raised her hands. " Wait, I' ve decided on my wish! " ** " Speak it then! " ** " I wish for power!, " said the witch. The demon was not surprised. ** " Countless souls before you have asked of that wish, but you are unclear. Power over what? " ** " Over other mortals. I' m sick of spending my life as a librarian, I want something more, something better! Give that power to me! " The demon pondered, a hand on his chin. ** " Your wish is a trivial matter for me, but what price are you willing to pay? " ** The witch stood, defiant. She will not be dissuaded. " I will pay with my soul if necessary! " ** " Very well, " ** said the demon. He held out a great clawed hand, still covered in the blood of the sacrifices from the ritual. ** " That will be $ 99. 99. " **


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Input: As I made my way through the hall, I gazed up into space. The windows were completely clear. So much so, that I would sometimes be frightened of falling right out of the ship. No matter how many voyages I go on, that possibility never ceases to frighten me. This was it, though. The last voyage. Soon, I would n' t have to be scared anymore. As I made my way to the bridge, I encountered a control panel on the wall. Like double checking an alarm clock, I would always take a second look at it. Just to make sure. Yes, the ship was still in motion. Yes, the ship was still activated and no, there were no power failures. Good. I would check again in a few minutes. I stepped into the bridge and was silently greeted by my ship mate, Sebastian. He was a quiet man. But that was all part of the business. I sat down on my chair and gazed up again. More crystal clear glass met my gaze, as well as a star ship that hovered just outside it. We were close now. Very close. I closed my eyes for a moment and tried to steady my breathing. This was it. My final job. As I reopened them, I took a look at the control panel sitting in front of me now. All engines were running. The ship was still activated. There were no power failures. Once again, I breathed a sigh of relief. If for even a second, our systems failed us, we would be instantly destroyed. We were even closer now, only a single mile away from the other ship. It was massive. Easily one of the largest I had ever seen. I steadied my gaze and looked directly at Sebastian. He met mine with equal enthusiasm. One more time. Just one more time. I took one more deep breath, and began to speak. " Sebastian. Lower the cloak. Fire the EMP. "


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Input: By combining high-resolution (HST-WFPC2) and wide-field ground based (2.2mESO-WFI) and space (GALEX) observations, we have collected a multi-wavelengthphotometric data base (ranging from the far UV to the near infrared) of thegalactic globular cluster NGC1904 (M79). The sample covers the entire clusterextension, from the very central regions up to the tidal radius. In the presentpaper such a data set is used to study the BSS population and its radialdistribution. A total number of 39 bright ($m_{218}\le 19.5$) BSS has beendetected, and they have been found to be highly segregated in the cluster core.No significant upturn in the BSS frequency has been observed in the outskirtsof NGC 1904, in contrast to other clusters (M 3, 47 Tuc, NGC 6752, M 5) studiedwith the same technique. Such evidences, coupled with the large radius ofavoidance estimated for NGC 1904 ($r_{avoid}\sim 30$ core radii), indicate thatthe vast majority of the cluster heavy stars (binaries) has already sunk to thecore. Accordingly, extensive dynamical simulations suggest that BSS formed bymass transfer activity in primordial binaries evolving in isolation in thecluster outskirts represent only a negligible (0--10%) fraction of the overallpopulation.


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Input: Using the tight-binding model with long-range Coulomb interactions betweenelectrons, we study some of the electronic properties of graphene. The Coulombinteractions are treated with the renormalized-ring-diagram approximation. Byself-consistently solving the integral equations for the Green function, wecalculate the spectral density. The obtained result is in agreement withexperimental observation. In addition, we also compute the density of states,the distribution functions, and the ground-state energy. Within the presentapproximation, we find that the imaginary part of the self-energy fixed at theFermi momentum varies as quadratic in energy close to the chemical potential,regardless the system is doped or not. This result appears to indicate that theelectrons in graphene always behave like a moderately correlated Fermi liquid.


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


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Input: My college roommate was a pretty eccentric guy. Kind of an awkward scrawny kid who kept pretty weird hours. I thought he was on drugs for the first few months I lived with him. His eyes were always dialaated and he spoke with a sense of passion about the most obscure things. Things that most people would n' t see any beauty in he always felt the need to point out. I' ll be honest. Usually I did n' t get it. Id politely agree and try to get back to atudying without too much conversation. He was n' t really my type. I guess I was shallow back then. Anyways one night: he comes home late. It must have been around 2: 30. He seemed very distraught. He opened the fridge and dropped his bag. I pretended to be asleep and noticed how he suspiciously watched me as he took a small water bottle out of his back pack filled with a glowing neon pink fluid. He put the bottle in the fridge and started shuffling through the drawers like he was desperately looking for something. He kept looking at me every few seconds so I kept my eyes closed to avoid detection and within a few minutes I hard the door slam. I quickly rose from my bed, throwing the covers off my body and moved towards the fridge in the dark room. Just before I reached the fridge he stepped out of the dark corner towards me. He had n' t left. He looked at me with a blank stare. " Thought you were sleeping. " He said calmly. " I heard the door slam it woke me up " I said. A quick repsponse. " Why were you heading towards the fridge. A long pause. " What was that bottle? " " Why do you look so stressed out? " He moved closer to me. Now we were face to face. Noses almost touching. He cocked his head to the side and tried to kiss me. " What the fuck bro? " I pushed him away. He back stepped and stumbled into the darkness again. And again he moved back into the light. Slower this time. With a devious, sinister smile he stared into my soul as if he were about to take it from me. To be continued.. If anybody wants me to


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


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Input: On phone and tired, grammar bad everywhere sorry. " Hah that stupid hat ca n' t hide your stupid face bro. " I walked down to Mike, everyone' s clothes stayed the same but our bodies shifted. Some of us stayed, normal, to say the least. Others grew and shifted tearing through their clothes, it looked painful. After an initial minute or two of confusion we all carried on, it' s like we all knew what happened and just rolled with it. I was on my way to see Mike, it' s good to know he did n' t have horns, those are freaky. He turned to me, i had a second to analyze his face " Aww big whoop you' re as ugly as ever. " I smiled a normal smile, I will never forget his expression, his eyes grew his lips quivered and whole face, shifted. " J-Jay? That' s you!? " " No shit Mike, was i affected that much? " He pulled out a small square mirror I do n' t know where he got the mirror from but I cried when I looked at it. Mike was a good friend, he let me cry. I suppose it was because we both understood. I fought all my life, all my struggles pulled forward for the world to see. I used to hide them. There was no more hiding, there was nothing left. Mike had a hard time looking at me, he said it would hurt his eyes if he stared for too long. He had a hard time trying to hug me, he got a little more handsome for his efforts, my wings were pretty obtrusive. I wonder what i did to deserve this, I searched back through my memories. I can see why, it was never about what i accomplished, it was, about what I intended to do. A elderly man came over out of his small shop. He was old but friendly looking, I could see his smile. He draped a white robe around me, it felt right to wear I stood up, Mike found some sunglasses, and with a big goofy smile I realised I could do what I always wanted to. People can trust an angel to help them when they need it.


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Input: The 531ft (161m) British Airways i360 viewing tower stands on the site once occupied by the entrance to Brighton's ruined West Pier.Visitors ascend 450ft (137m) in a 360-degree curved-glass pod.But it has divided local opinion, with some declaring it "a total monster" others praising it as "world-class, stunning architecture".Test your knowledge of the world's tallest buildingsValerie Paynter, of the saveHove campaign, said it was "like something springing horribly out of the earth in a horror movie".But Glynn Jones, chairman of the West Pier Trust, thought the "vertical pier in the sky" showed "the city is, once again, embracing and celebrating world-class, stunning architecture".The tower affords visitors views from Bexhill in East Sussex to Chichester in West Sussex with the South Downs to the north.Chief Executive of i360, Eleanor Harris, claimed the tower would transform Brighton's tourism prospects.She said: "We have built the world's first vertical cable car, the world's tallest moving observation tower, the world's most slender tower."We are putting Brighton on the map and promoting the city around the globe."Architect David Marks said: "This is the culmination of a 12-year journey that started on a kitchen table and ends 138 metres above Brighton and Hove beach."We feel incredibly happy and proud on behalf of the hundreds, if not thousands, of people that worked to bring the project to reality."


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Input: They just need to have four thingsn1. ESPNn2. Nachos pilled high with all kinds of stuffn3. beer specialsn4. big screen TVs. nnWell Sports Rock failed on all accounts. I was encouraged when we walked in and saw individual TVs on each table. Of course we picked the one that didn't work! Then we realized while there were many out of market games, the Virginia Tech one was nowhere to be seen. So we politely ask for ESPN. Not ESPN U or 360 or anything fancy. Plain old regular ESPN. Then we get some story about how they only have six recievers. Thats fine. But why am i watching the Maine/Iowa game. SERIOUSLY. I was also annoyed that when the cute girl walked up to the bar, he had the Georgia game on within minutes. nnThe nachos were absolutely disgusting and my wrap just leaked oil and disgustingness. The fries were even terrible, but i found if you dipped them in the gross nacho cheese, they weren' that bad. nnPlus, beer was 4. 75! Multiply that by a 3 hour game and you're paying a lot. Service was awful and i think i would get better reception on a tv with rabbit ears. Overall this place sucked, although i will give them credit as we were finally getting up to leave and go to an Irish Bar that was able to show ESPN, i noticed the hokie game all the way back in the corner. Took them long enough. nnIf you're ever in Pittsburgh in need of watching ESPN heres my idea. Grab a permanti brothers sandwich and a six pack of beer and watch it in your hotel room rather than waste your money to sit and watch Maine vs Iowa on a crappy little tv with no reception.


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Input: nYou know how you drive by a place over and over and think.. . "Man why haven't I tried that! " Weeeeeeeeeeellllll it kills me to say but sometimes it's for the best. After tripping up and down Atwood for 5 months going from here to there, I finally bit the bullet and gave them a try. While the woman (owner I assume) helping me was lovely, the food was all Wong. Sorry. Bean sprout overload populated the chop suey (a safe choice I thought because its so standard), the eggroll lacked flavor outside of the peanut butter used to seal it and the egg foo young which was a guilty pleasure staple of carry out growing up made me feel GUILTY, like really guilty for consuming it. Oily and in an all too rich sauce, it just didn't jive with my belly. I'd say I will go back, but honestly I feel like I went pretty safe, pretty standard. I'd be afraid to try again and branch out.


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Input: It was fourth grade, our school was hosting a walk a thon for kids with Arthritis, and we all had to walk with marbles in our shoe. For some reason or another, we both sat out. We got to know each other, but then that day ended and we did n' t see each other again for four years. In ninth grade, we became even closer, we bonded over animes and games we both loved and we talked online frequently. Things went along like this for all of high school, up until graduation. At the end of the ceremony, I looked around desperately for her but could n' t find her before I was swept away with the celebration. We talked that night, and swore we would hang out again before college, but that never came to be. Here I am three years down the road, and we have barely talked since graduation night. We' ve moved on and now we no longer know the other. I ran into her yesterday at the mall, and she was an entirely different person. Nothing has ever made me so sad.


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Input: Of course the Earthlings had firearms, they had done for... I do n' t know, 1000 years? We had our own short, but vibrant history to learn and the long history of Earth was so confusing and had so many sides telling their own story. We Martians were much better, all recorded fairly and accurately so the truth was never in doubt. Firearms were, of course, completely unnecessary. The Earthlings had always had weapons because, even from the earliest days, in their pre-history, they had needed to defend themselves against savage neighbours. We were n' t savages, so we had never needed weapons. Disputes were resolved fairly, quickly and with the utmost consideration, after all, we are all Martians and all interested in the same goal, the prominence and wellbeing of the Mars colony. See, the thing is, I' m part of the original Mars colony. I was in the third resettling phase. These fifth phase resettlers are n' t.... quite like us. I heard from my neighbours that some of them were thieves, rapists and murderers. Sure, we have those things on the Mars colony, but these events are so rare as to be nearly non-existant. Surely nobody can blame me for having a firearm, right? It' s just self defence. I have a family after all, two girls, any father has a right to be protective. Is n' t that so? My neighbours are having their firearms made tomorrow, it' s just a safety measure. We' ve always had peace, this is just a precaution. Just a precaution..... I never trusted those fifth wave immigrants.


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Input: This isn't the place to take your high-end carbon frame bike, but Jerry will help you get your commuter, beater, or frame you found trashed in a ditch in the woods back on the road. (Seriously, there was a guy in there salvaging an old MTB frame he found in a ditch in the woods. ) Be forewarned: he's pretty typical of a lot of old school Pittsburghers: very gruff at first, but actually a nice guy when he warms up to you. nnI haven't had a bike in ten years and decided out of nowhere to build one around an old frame and a new internal gear hub. I bought a few high-end components online and the rest from Jerry. Despite bringing in outside parts, Jerry was still gushing with help, and, after several weeks and 3-4 visits, I'm riding a bike that I built from scratch after going in with no mechanical knowledge of bikes at all. nnHe doesn't carry new super-high-end components, but the stuff he does carry is solid, and he has every weird bracket or screw or cable guide you can imagine from decades of scrounging parts. He can help you with any weird setup you want. (Mine's definitely out-of-the-ordinary. )nnOne warning: this is your standard old Pittsburgh small business, so he doesn't take credit cards. It's a little annoying considering that you might be spending over $100 on parts and service, but there's an ATM down the block.


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


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Input: We propose a model of a heterogeneous glass forming liquid and compute thelow-temperature behavior of a tagged molecule moving within it. This modelexhibits stretched-exponential decay of the wavenumber-dependent, selfintermediate scattering function in the limit of long times. At temperaturesclose to the glass transition, where the heterogeneities are much larger inextent than the molecular spacing, the time dependence of the scatteringfunction crosses over from stretched-exponential decay with an index $b=1/2$ atlarge wave numbers to normal, diffusive behavior with $b = 1$ at smallwavenumbers. There is a clear separation between early-stage, cage-breaking$\beta$ relaxation and late-stage $\alpha$ relaxation. The spatialrepresentation of the scattering function exhibits an anomalously broadexponential (non-Gaussian) tail for sufficiently large values of the moleculardisplacement at all finite times.


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Input: Haydn Rushworth says Gareth Bennett said he should not do either as Mr Rushworth "hadn't been trained".A UKIP spokeswoman said the allegation was "alarming".Mr Bennett did not respond to requests for comment.The South Wales Central candidate has caused controversy after linking rubbish in Cardiff streets to Eastern European immigrants.Mr Rushworth, who has produced the party's election broadcast, said he was advised by Mr Bennett in an email "not to do any press or attend any hustings, as you haven't been trained to do it".He said Mr Bennett told him: "We are certainly not expecting our 'paper candidates' to undertake such arduous tasks!"Mr Rushworth said: "I work in the media industry professionally."He said he found the request "mildly entertaining given my professional background".He said it was originally an agreement for himself to be a 'paper candidate' but has since wanted to get more involved.Mr Rushworth, who was signed up to be a candidate at short notice, said he'd be "eager" to attend hustings if he was invited.Mr Bennett survived an attempt by colleagues to have him removed as the lead UKIP South Wales Central regional candidate after he made controversial interviews to Wales Online and the BBC's Daily Politics programme.The candidate has stood by his comments linking rubbish problems to Eastern European immigrants.In the Wales Online interview Mr Bennett said he did not approve of door-to-door canvassing."I don't really like the idea of foisting myself on other people," he said."Obviously some people don't like us and some people just aren't interested in politics. I don't really need to be imposing myself on them."A UKIP spokeswoman said: "These are alarming allegations."The party strongly believes in canvassing the public directly through knocking on doors, hustings and other forms of outreach and engagement."BBC Wales has made several attempts to contact Mr Bennett but he has not responded to requests for comment.


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Input: That's exactly what we enjoyed on Saturday night! nnWe hit the comedy club for an evening of Tammy Pescatelli - the hubby and I have enjoyed her routine on TV and on the occasional DVE morning show..  She didn't fail to give us a good evening of laughs! The big surprise, was Gene Collier - yep, of the Post-Gazette sports writer fame - as the opener. What a great opening act! He cracked wise about the perils of being 58 and a baby boomer. We could relate! nnThe sightlines were lacking. There was a rather large woman at the table in front of us with massive Pittsburgh BIG HAIR. All night long my own head bobbed from side to side as I attempted to actually watch the show, and not just listen to it, as she reached repeatedly and unceasingly for her tableful of snacks. nnWith a 2 drink minimum, my first drink was weak and the 2nd was quite strong! All in all, the two balanced each other out. But then, you don't go for the drinks, do you? An enjoyable evening!


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Input: Zahir Hussain, 41 and from Birmingham, studied business while running a crack cocaine and heroin operation, like Idris Elba's Stringer Bell character in the US TV drama, police said.He was jailed for six years and three months last December.At a further Birmingham Crown Court hearing, Hussain was told to pay the cash or face a further year in prison.More updates on this and other stories in Birmingham and the Black CountryPolice described his drugs operation, run on the phone network he named after himself - Zee Line, as a "sophisticated" operation. Arresting officers recovered class A drugs, £10,000 in cash and mobile phones which linked Hussain as the ringleader.Elba appeared in the long-running US TV crime drama between 2002 and 2004, which saw his character Bell become a major player in a drug dealing network in Baltimore.PC David Harman, financial investigator at West Midlands Police, said messages on Hussain's phones showed texts to drug users boasting about the quality of the drugs, advice to runners about how to boost sales and demands for sales figures."Hussain had been studying small business management, similar to Idris Elba's character Stringer Bell in TV's The Wire, and course books were found inside the flat," he said."Further messages showed desperate drug users offering personal belongings in exchange for drugs, highlighting the misery being brought upon the community."The recovery team began investigating Hussain following his jailing last December after admitting conspiring to sell drugs."They discovered that cash deposits were passed through a company controlled by Hussain − which claimed to sell toilet rolls and bin bags - and he still held assets worth £38,000," a police spokesman said.Following a Proceeds of Crime hearing at the same court last Thursday, he was ordered to pay that money back.


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Input: Mike looked into Julie' s eyes. " You know I love you, right? " he asked, with an odd inflection. Julie dropped her coffee on the table as her eyes widened. " Are you- are you breaking up with me? " Mike leaned back in his chair and raised an eyebrow. " No, Julie, I' m just saying that I love you! " Julie relaxed and let out a sigh. " Phew, " she said. " You scared me. " " But, " continued Mike. " Sometimes I feel like you do n' t love me back. " " That' s ridiculous! " yelled Julie. " You know I do. " Mike took a long pause. " Then why wo n' t you say it? " he asked with a slight frown. " It' s not that easy, Mike, " said Julie. " Sure it is! I love you. " Mike stared at his girlfriend. Julie looked down at her coffee mug. " I love you, " said Mike again. " I love you. I love you. I love you. " A man suddenly appeared in the coffee shop out of nowhere. Julie was still looking down at her coffee, while Mike was still staring at her. " I love you. I love you. I love you... " continued Mike. " What the hell happened here? " asked the mysterious man, watching intently. He pulled out a metallic cylindrical spray bottle and began spraying a strange blue liquid all over Mike. " I love you, " he said again, but slower. " I looooovvvvveeeee yoooooooooouuuuuuuu... " The man smacked Mike on the head. " Is that so hard- hey, who are you? " Mike asked the man. " I' m nobody, " the man answered. Mike and Julie shared a look and then turned back to find the man had vanished. " That was weird, " said Mike. Julie grabbed Mike' s head, tilted it back to face hers, and kissed him. " I love you, Julie, " said Mike. Julie smiled. " Thanks. "


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


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Input: Alastair Majury and Robert Davies were both elected as Stirling councillors in May.But it later emerged that Mr Majury was behind a Twitter account which likened Scottish nationalists to the Nazis.He was suspended from the party alongside Mr Davies, who had tweeted racist jokes.Mr Majury used his Mulder1981 account on Twitter to make derogatory remarks about Catholics, attack benefit claimants and say the SNP was too busy talking about gay marriage.He also boasted about the size of his manhood on an online dating site.The pair were suspended by the Scottish Conservatives on 17 May, but a spokesman for the party confirmed they had both now been readmitted.The spokesman said: "Having served a suspension, both councillors have been readmitted to the party after offering unreserved apologies for any offence caused."It has been made abundantly clear that behaviour like this will not be tolerated in future."SNP MSP James Dornan accused Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson of hypocrisy over the decision to allow the two councillors to remain in the party.Mr Dornan said: "She is keen to call out racism, sexism and other unacceptable behaviour, except when her own colleagues are the guilty ones."But this issue goes beyond mere hypocrisy, and exposes the ugly reality of Davidson's Tories - a party which offers a home to extremist views, turns a blind eye to prejudice and allows those who spout offensive nonsense to hold elected office."Scottish Labour MSP Monica Lennon said it was shocking that the suspension had been lifted because the two Tories had made "racist and sectarian remarks that have absolutely no place in our society".Green MSP Mark Ruskell, who was previously a Stirling councillor, said: "Imagine a racist and an internet troll now deciding on Stirling Council school bullying and equalities strategies."The Lib Dems also criticised the move, which the party said had shown the "true heartlessness of the Scottish Conservatives".


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Input: Molecular dynamics simulations are used to study fluidization of a verticallyvibrated, three-dimensional shallow granular layer. As the containeracceleration is increased above g, the granular temperature and root meansquare particle displacement increase, gradually fluidizing the layer. Fornearly elastic particles, or low shaking frequencies, or small layer depths,the end of the fluidization process is marked by an abrupt increase in thegranular temperature and rms particle displacement. The layer is then fullyfluidized since macroscopic, fluid-like phenomena such as convection rolls andsurface waves are observed. Increasing the total dissipation (by eitherdecreasing the restitution coefficient or increasing the total number ofparticles) decreases the increase in granular temperature and rms particledisplacement at fluidization, and shifts the increase to higher accelerations.Increasing the frequency also decreases the magnitude of the jump, and shiftsthe change to lower accelerations.


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


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


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


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Input: We propose a method to study the epoch of reionization based on the possibleobservation of 2p--2s fine structure lines from the neutral hydrogen outsidethe cosmological H {\sc ii} regions enveloping QSOs and other ionizing sourcesin the reionization era. We show that for parameters typical of luminoussources observed at $z \simeq 6.3$ the strength of this signal, which isproportional to the H {\sc i} fraction, has a brightness temperature $\simeq 20  \mu K$ for a fully neutral medium. The fine structure line from this redshiftis observable at $\nu \simeq 1 \rm GHz$ and we discuss prospects for thedetection with several operational and future radio telescopes. We also computethe characteristics of this signal from the epoch of recombination: the peakbrightness is expected to be $\simeq 100 \mu K$; this signal appears in thefrequency range 5-10 MHz. The signal from the recombination era is nearlyimpossible to detect owing to the extreme brightness of the Galactic emissionat these frequencies.


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Input: The maximum number density of Active Galactic Nuclei (AGNs), as deduced fromX-ray studies, occurs at z<~1, with lower luminosity objects peaking at smallerredshifts. Optical studies lead to a different evolutionary behaviour, with anumber density peaking at z~2 independently of the intrinsic luminosity, butthis result is limited to active nuclei brighter than the host galaxy. Aselection based on optical variability can detect low luminosity AGNs (LLAGNs),where the host galaxy light prevents the identification by non-stellar colours.We want to collect X-ray data in a field where it exists an optically-selectedsample of "variable galaxies'', i.e. variable objects with diffuse appearance,to investigate the X-ray and optical properties of the population of AGNs,particularly of low luminosity ones, where the host galaxy is visible. Weobserved a field of 0.2 deg^2 in the Selected Area 57, for 67ks withXMM-Newton. We detected X-ray sources, and we correlated the list with aphotographic survey of SA 57, complete to B_J~23 and with availablespectroscopic data. We obtained a catalogue of 140 X-ray sources to limitingfluxes 5x10^-16, 2x10^-15 erg/cm^2/s in the 0.5-2 keV and 2-10 keVrespectively, 98 of which are identified in the optical bands. The X-raydetection of part of the variability-selected candidates confirms their AGNnature. Diffuse variable objects populate the low luminosity side of thesample. Only 25/44 optically-selected QSOs are detected in X-rays. 15% of allQSOs in the field have X/O<0.1.


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Input: I' ve run out of paper. I' ve run out of ink. The walls are scrawled with images of his face. They tell me I' m better now. That it never happened. " Robert Links? " - Never existed. And I know when they find me- *and I know that they' ll find me*- they' ll say it' s a slip. Just a fall, bump on the head, off the wagon- off the wagon of sanity. And they' ll say it' s just the medicine, " Maybe she forgot? " But I did n' t forget- could n' t forget- will never forget. His face. A small prick- tiny pain- nothing compared to my heart- and there' s red, red, red, welling up on my fingers. And yes, it' s self-harm, I know. I' ve been to the classes. I' ve been to the lectures. I know *all* about the different kinds of crazy. But as they say, " If it' s wrong, I do n' t want to be right. " But I have to draw. I have to draw it just right. None of these pictures do him justice- *he was a much better artist than I am*. I ca n' t leave it unfinished, *imperfect*. I ca n' t leave his nose wrong, his *eyes* wrong, his lips... What if they give me more medicine? What if they make me forget? He never existed, they say it, and say it. He never existed- # " It' s all in your head! " It was n' t. He was n' t. And even if he was... Everyone has a soul mate. Everyone has their perfect love. *What if your perfect love only ever existed in your head? * I' d do anything, anything, *anything*. I ca n' t let it go. Ca n' t forget. Ca n' t let him slip into nothingness. I have to get his face right. " *Something to remember you by. * "


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Input: She grew up near my house. We were friends all throughout grade school. At the end of graduation, she found out that we were going to the same state college. We celebrated by spending a night on a picnic blanket at the top of the hill. She held me close before telling me we would always be close. That summer, we both took jobs at the local supermarket. I was in inventory, she was a cashier. We would giggle near the milk aisle, admiring ourselves in the reflection of the glass, before our supervisor would catch us. During university, we lived in separate dormitories, but not too far away from each other. I would sometimes sleep over at her place, sometimes she would stay at mine. We both felt it. Holding hands, I knew she felt it. It was real. But then she got pregnant. A guy named Stuart Sanchez Garcia claimed he was the father. I never saw her until she dropped out three months later. She confirmed that he was the father. The day that my face will dry from my tears will be the happiest day ever. But until that day, I will have to concede love to her partner, Stuart. She would eventually marry him. She had the child. They had another one. Ten years down the line, they moved away, so I could no longer see them again. I was in Colorado. They were in Costa Rica. I never forgot about here. But I always. Felt out of place. It was by chance, on a holiday, years later that I saw them. Three kids, a smile and another child on its way. Their love was unbreakable. I was n' t married. I was n' t happy. I was still in love. Can not love transcend gender?


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Input: Anthony Levandowski, previously worked on self-driving car technology at Waymo, owned by Alphabet.He is accused of downloading 14,000 confidential files before leaving the company in 2016.Uber denies it is using stolen technology.In a court filing last month, Uber maintained its technology is different. It described the claim that employees brought files to Uber with the goal of creating "copycat" technology as "demonstrably false."Mr. Levandowski has declined to testify in the case, launched in February.The firing was confirmed by an Uber spokeswoman, who said it was effective Tuesday.Mr Levandowski had already been removed from working on the self-driving car technology at the heart of the suit.He started working at Uber in August 2016, when the firm bought Otto, the self-driving truck start-up he had created in the six months after leaving Google.He declined to testify earlier this year, citing his right to avoid self-incrimination.Uber maintains its technology is different to Waymo's and says there isn't evidence the files are on its servers. But its search did not include Mr Levandowski's computer.Judge William Alsup, who is overseeing the case in San Francisco, earlier ordered Uber to return the thousands of "pilfered" files in question by the end of the month.A spokeswoman for Uber said the firing occurred after Mr Levandowski failed to meet the deadline that would allow Uber to cooperate with the judge's order.Word of the firing was sent to employees on Tuesday.Attorneys for Mr Levandowski could not be reached for comment immediately.


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Input: We study the prospects for detecting Weakly Interacting Massive Particles(WIMPs), in a number of phenomenological scenarios, with a detector composed ofa target simultaneously sensitive to both spin-dependent and spin-independentcouplings, as is the case of COUPP (Chicagoland Observatory for UndergroundParticle Physics). First, we show that sensitivity to both couplings optimizeschances of initial WIMP detection. Second, we demonstrate that in case ofdetection, comparison of the signal on two complementary targets, such as inCOUPP CF3I and C4F10 bubble chambers, allows a significantly more precisedetermination of the dark matter axial and scalar couplings. This strategywould provide crucial information on the nature of the WIMPs, and possiblyallow discrimination between neutralino and Kaluza-Klein dark matter.


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Input: We propose a 4+1-dimensional action that is a candidate for realising astandard-model-like effective theory for fields dynamically localised to adomain-wall brane. Our construction is based in part on the conjecture that theDvali-Shifman mechanism for dynamically localising gauge bosons works correctlyin 4+1-d. Assuming this to be so, we require the gauge symmetry to be SU(5)inthe bulk, spontaneously breaking to SU(3)xSU(2)xU(1) inside the domain wall,thus dynamically localising the standard model gauge bosons provided that theSU(5) theory in the bulk exhibits confinement. The wall is created jointly by areal singlet-Higgs field eta configured as a kink, and an SU(5) adjoint-Higgsfield chi that takes nonzero values inside the wall. Chiral 3+1-dimensionalquarks and leptons are confined and split along the bulk direction via theirYukawa couplings to eta and chi. The Higgs doublet and its colour triplet SU(5)partner are similarly localised and split. The splittings suppresscoloured-Higgs-induced proton decay and, because of the different localisationprofiles, the usual SU(5) mass relation m_e = m_d does not arise. Localisedgravity is generated via the Randall-Sundrum alternative to compactification.


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Input: We determine the Z-module structure of the preprojective algebra and itszeroth Hochschild homology, for any non-Dynkin quiver (and hence the structureworking over any base commutative ring, of any characteristic). This answers(and generalizes) a conjecture of Hesselholt and Rains, producing new$p$-torsion classes in degrees 2p^l, l >= 1, We relate these classes by p-thpower maps and interpret them in terms of the kernel of Verschiebung maps fromnoncommutative Witt theory. An important tool is a generalization of theDiamond Lemma to modules over commutative rings, which we give in the appendix.  In the previous version, additional results are included, such as: thePoisson center of $\text{Sym } HH_0(\Pi)$ for all quivers, the BV algebrastructure on Hochschild cohomology, including how the Lie algebra structure$HH_0(\Pi_Q)$ naturally arises from it, and the cyclic homology groups of$\Pi_Q$.


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


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Input: Recent lattice calculations showed that the quarkonia will survive beyond thephase transition temperature, and will dissolve at different temperaturesdepending on the type of the quarkonium. In this work, we calculate the thermalwidth of the quarkonium at finite temperature before it dissolves into openheavy quarks. The input of the calculation are the parton quarkoniumdissociation cross section to NLO in QCD, the quarkonium wave function in atemperature-dependent potential from lattice QCD, and a thermal distribution ofpartons with thermal masses. We find that for the J/psi, the total thermalwidth above 1.4 Tc becomes larger than 100 to 250 MeV, depending on theeffective thermal masses of the quark and gluon, which we take between 400 to600 MeV. Such a width corresponds to an effective dissociation cross section bygluons between 1.5 to 3.5 mb and by quarks 1 to 2 mb at 1.4 Tc. However, atsimilar temperatures, we find a much smaller thermal width and effective crosssection for the upsilon.


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Input: The 32-year-old seven-time champion lost 6-7 (7-9) 6-4 7-6 (7-4) 5-7 6-4 to Novak Djokovic in a thrilling final."I'm very happy to see that I can produce a performance like I did the last two weeks," said Federer."That clearly makes me believe that this was just a stepping stone to many more great things in the future."Federer has not won a Grand Slam title since Wimbledon in 2012, but played superbly throughout the tournament, losing only one set on the way to the final.In a memorable match on Centre Court, the fourth seed fought back from 5-2 down in the fourth set to force a decider.But Djokovic broke in the 10th game to win his second title at the All England Club and his seventh Grand Slam crown."It was a great match and I enjoyed being a part of it," added Federer."Winning or losing, it's always something special in the Wimbledon final and something you'll remember, even more so when the match was as dramatic as it was today."I'm very pleased with the way things went throughout the match. It was a high-quality match and it was good stuff from both players."Clearly we both walk away happy from here. I mean, him more happy than I am. But still, I'm happy overall."Federer enjoyed the majority of the support from a packed crowd, which included the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.The Swiss met the Royal couple after the match but said he was too upset to hold down a conversation."I wasn't in a great state," he said. "I was unbelievably sad at that moment just when I left the court, so it was a difficult moment for the three of us."But they were very sweet to comfort me and wish me well."


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Input: Peterborough-born Olver, 22, becomes Warriors' fifth pre-season signing ahead of the 2017-18 campaign.He makes the same move as Saints prop Ethan Waller, who signed in January, while Wasps winger Tome Howe and Jersey forwards Pierce Phillips and Simon Kerrod agreed terms in February.Olver will be competing for a place next season with Ryan Mills and Tom Heathcote, who have signed new deals.But although he has largely played at stand-off, Mills has already indicated that his preferred position is at inside centre."Sam is a hungry young player who will provide further competition for the number 10 jersey," said Warriors director of rugby Gary Gold."He has experience of working alongside some top-class fly-halves and we're looking forward to seeing how he develops."Olver, capped both at Under-18 and Under-20 level by England, first signed a professional contract at Franklin's Gardens in March 2013, since when he has made 13 first-team appearances.He also spent time on dual registration at Moseley, for whom he played against Warriors in their Championship promotion-winning season.


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Input: The deadline to appoint at least one female director fell at midnight on Tuesday.However, hundreds of the more than 5,000 companies listed on India's two main stock exchanges have failed to do so.Mukesh Ambani, India's second-richest man, has appointed his wife Nita to the board of Reliance Industries.Gautam Singhania named his wife Nawaz as a director of Raymond Group, his textile manufacturing business.Prime Database, which has compiled figures on the number of companies that had complied with the new law, said some 1,819 companies - about a third - listed on the National Stock Exchange and the Bombay Stock Exchange had still not announced female directors as of Friday last week.The percentage is believed to have fallen to 17% by the time the deadline fell.The Securities and Exchange Board of India announced the measure 13 months ago in an attempt to boost gender diversity in boardrooms and had already extended its original deadline from last October.UK Sinha, its chairman, said last week it was "very shameful" that so few companies already had female directors.Firms that fail to comply could be penalised by the board.Shriram Subramanian, head of corporate advisory firm InGovern, said the companies that had not complied were being lazy."It is the height of ridiculousness. It is impossible not to find the required number of qualified women from a billion people," he said."Firms think if a large number of companies do not follow the norm nobody will be fined and the deadline will be pushed ahead."Last month, International Monetary Fund boss Christine Lagarde said the lack of female workers in India was a "huge missed opportunity" for the country's economic growth.India has a population of about 1.2 billion, but ranks 120th for female labour participation among the 131 nations surveyed by International Labour Organization in 2013.


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Input: Nowadays, you can't get them to smile at you. I went to lunch with my mother earlier this week and we were appalled at how bad the customer service was. They close at 2pm and as mom and I walked in at 1: 15, the hostess assumed we would have the express. We told her we were having the regular hibachi. Little did we know, she would sit us down with a group that had already ordered their food and the chef was just starting to cook! There were plenty of empty seats on the other grill, and not to mention, since it was only 1: 15 of course there were more patrons coming in! The chef had to stop what he was doing several times to ask the waitress if she could take our orders, and help out like she's suppose to. That is not cool. Also, if it's 1: 50p and you have patrons coming to your restaurant, you shouldn't have to hurry them out of the door either. I don't like being rushed through my lunch so that you can have 2 or 3 hours to clean or do whatever you do before dinner. When 2: 00p rolls around, just lock the door and as patrons leave, just escort them out and lock the door as they leave. It's that simple. We do it all the time in retail. I would give Kabuto at least a 4 rating, but I would highly recommend that they work on their customer service first. Hopefully, when I see better results from other patrons on here, I'll be back.


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Input: " Check " said the knight. The King narrowed his eyes and said, " How' s the war going? " " We' ll sir, it' s still going strong. However once I lost my arm I was sent back here. " The King blocked the Knights check. " I' ve heard rumors that there' s quite the plot to assassinate me from the inside. " The knight did not flinch, he stayed staring at the chess board just as he' s been since the King moved his piece. He thought to himself, " does he know? He could n' t possibly know. Hell I just lost an arm, who expects an one arm assassin? He does n' t know it' s me. " The Knight moves his knight, and closes in on victory. " Ah yes, a very wise move. However it would seem you overlooked one thing. " The King uses his queen to take the second knight on the board. As the King knocks over the piece, the Knight feels a sharp pain in his back. As he falls to the floor, he sees the Queen standing behind his chair. " You forgot my Queen was still in play. The Queen would never allow her King to be bested by a mere pawn. " The knight, struggled to his knees, moved his rook down the board and in a ghastly last word said, " checkmate " then fell to the floor and died.


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Input: In a televised speech, President Juan Manuel Santos said the group had been granted an extra 20 days.Under a peace agreement signed late last year all weapons had to be surrendered to the UN by Tuesday.Farc commanders had argued that they could not meet the original deadline because of delays in building special camps to house demobilised fighters.According to the deal, which was reached after four years of talks in Cuba, about 7,000 fighters in 26 transition zones were to have handed their arms to the UN by 30 May."In a joint agreement with the United Nations and the Farc, we have agreed that the arms hand-over will not end tomorrow as had been planned, but instead within 20 days," Mr Santos said on Monday."The change in date does not in any way affect the firm decision and clear commitment of the government and the Farc to comply with the accord."President Santos also said that the time that the rebels would be allowed to stay in the demobilisation camps would be extended to 1 August.After that, all fighters must start their reintegration process into civil society.Earlier this month, the first group to complete the disarmament process received certificates from the UN mission at a ceremony in Bogota..Thousands of rebels have handed over their weapons since the Farc signed the peace agreement.The deal put an end to more than five decades of conflict.President Santos was awarded last year's Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to reach a deal with the Farc.


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Input: President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov was also quoted in the official media as saying new parties could also be formed, but that it should not happen too soon.The ex-Soviet state has seen some liberalising reforms in recent years.But critics say the changes are only cosmetic, and that the government does not tolerate dissent.Turkmenistan is the only former Soviet republic where all media is state-controlled. The authorities monitor media outlets, operate printing presses and lay down editorial policies."I will order proposals to be submitted for the establishment of private newspapers and magazines," Mr Berdymukhamedov said to officials, according to government paper Neutral Turkmenistan.He suggested that the Union of Private Industrialists and Entrepreneurs take a lead on the issue.It is unclear whether the move was restricted to business and trade publications.Turkmenistan is the largest gas producer in Central Asia.The country has made moves towards liberalisation since the death of its autocratic leader, Saparmurat Niyazov, in 2006.However opposition figures say it remains one of the most repressive and corrupt regimes in the world.Reporters without Borders said Turkmen authorities had refused to let a journalist travel to the Netherlands to seek medical treatment for a detached retina."The government's refusal to permit it seems to be an act of pointless and incomprehensible cruelty," the media watchdog said in a statement.Annamamed Myatiyev and his wife, also a reporter, had worked for Neutral Turkmenistan but had been fired.


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Input: Significant fraction (98.5% in humans) of most animal genomes is non- codingdark matter. Its largely unknown function (1-5) is related to programming(rather than to spontaneous mutations) of accurate adaptation to rapidlychanging environment. Programmed adaptation to the same universal law fornon-competing animals from anaerobic yeast to human is revealed in the study oftheir extensively quantified mortality (6-21). Adaptation of animals withremoved non-coding DNA fractions may specify their contribution to genomicprogramming. Emergence of new adaptation programs and their (non-Mendelian)heredity may be studied in antibiotic mini-extinctions (22-24). On a largeevolutionary scale rapid universal adaptation was vital for survival, andevolved, in otherwise lethal for diverse species major mass extinctions(25-28). Evolutionary and experimental data corroborate these conclusions(6-21, 29-32). Universal law implies certain biological universality of diversespecies, thus quantifies applicability of animal models to humans). Genomicadaptation programming calls for unusual approach to its study and impliesunanticipated perspectives, in particular, directed biological changes.


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Input: Gabriel Rasmus, 30, of Birmingham, who had previously admitted preparing for terrorist acts, was sentenced to four years and three months.Somalia-born Anas Abdalla, 27, who was found guilty of the same offence on 13 October, was sentenced to five years.They were brought to justice after being befriended by an undercover police officer named "Muhamed".A third man, Mahamuud Diini, 27, was cleared after a trial earlier this year.The court heard all three men were arrested when they were found hiding in a truck at the Kent port on April 3 last year.See more news from Birmingham and the Black CountryProsecutor Karen Robinson told the Old Bailey that Rasmus and Abdalla had planned to "join forces with Islamic State to offer their services, together with their lives if need be".Ms Robinson told the court Rasmus, who comes from a Christian family and converted to Islam in 2008, said if he had to "stay in this country he would commit some terrorist attack here".According to Ms Robinson, he also said: "I don't want to do something here until I keep trying to go there first."Rasmus, of Chain Walk, Lozells, moved to the UK from South Africa in 1999 and has four children with three different women.Judge Richard Marks QC said he did not accept his claims that he planned trips to Istanbul for a holiday and for work.Ms Robinson also told the court Somalia-born Abdalla, of Fox Hollies Road, Acocks Green, was heard complaining about his work and "having to work with non-Muslims".Jurors were told how former asylum seeker said: "September 11 was so good."The men were brought to justice after "Muhamed" secretly recorded their conversations.Assistant Chief Constable Marcus Beale, from West Midlands Police, said: "Today's sentences send a clear message to hopefully deter anyone planning to travel to Syria to join Daesh."Diini, of Coventry Road, Small Heath, Birmingham, was cleared after a trial earlier this year.


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Input: After winning the toss, Ireland could only post 229 in 48.1 overs with in-form Paul Stirling top-scoring with 51 and Ed Joyce contributing 42.Afghanistan were reduced to 25-2 but Shah's 108 not out and Samiullah Shenwari's unbeaten 62 secured the win.The duo's 133-run partnership saw the Afghans home with eight balls to spare.Tim Murtagh (1-36) and Stuart Thompson (1-38) had given Ireland early hope of defending their modest total with the early wickets of Mohammad Shahzad and debutant Najeeb Tarakai but skipper Asghar Stanikazai (39) settled the Afghanistan nerves with a third-wicket stand of 73 with Shah.Some tight bowling from spinners Andy McBrine and George Dockrell boosted Irish hopes for a time as they bogged down the Afghanistan batting before Shah and Shenwari produced the crucial partnership."I think we were 20 or 30 runs light with the bat," said Ireland skipper William Porterfield."We gave it a good fight, but that was a fantastic knock from Rahmat which saw them over the line."Stirling reached his fourth half-century in his last five one-day internationals from 55 balls after being dropped at slip on nought.But as teenage leg-spinner Rashid Khan took 4-29 and went past 50 wickets in his 26th one-day match, Ireland lost their last seven for only 59 runs.Afghanistan took a 2-0 lead in the series but impressive batting from Stirling helped the Irish force Friday's decider in Greater Noida."I'm pleased with the character we've shown after going 2-0 down, and the way the team fought to the end today," added Porterfield.Kevin O'Brien was ruled out of Friday's game by a hamstring injury after hitting an unbeaten 72 in Wednesday's game.O'Brien will also miss the four-day Intercontinental Cup between the teams which starts on Tuesday.


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Input: We extend the SU(4) model [1-5] for high-Tc superconductivity to an SU(4)kmodel that permits explicit momentum (k) dependence in predicted observables.We derive and solve gap equations that depend on k, temperature, and dopingfrom the SU(4)k coherent states, and show that the new SU(4)k model reduces tothe original SU(4) model for observables that do not depend explicitly onmomentum. The results of the SU(4)k model are relevant for experiments such asARPES that detect explicitly k-dependent properties. The present SU(4)k modeldescribes quantitatively the pseudogap temperature scale and may explain whythe ARPES-measured T* along the anti-nodal direction is larger than othermeasurements that do not resolve momentum. It also provides an immediatemicroscopic explanation for Fermi arcs observed in the pseudogap region. Inaddition, the model leads to a prediction that even in the underdoped regime,there exist doping-dependent windows around nodal points in the k-space, whereantiferromagnetism may be completely suppressed for all doping fractions,permitting pure superconducting states to exist.