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


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Input: This is one of our twice-a-year splurges and I have been wanted to go to this restaurant for ages. nWe were seated outside, in the covered, heated patio. We were far enough away from the heaters that we didn't get too hot, and far enough from the doors that we didn't get too cold. The menu has changed slightly since we dined there, but some of the things have stayed the same. nWe started with the sheep's milk gnudi, which is like ravioli without the pasta. I have a gluten allergy and I have missed ravioli quite a bit, so I was happy to eat this. The flavor of the sheep's milk is quite strong and unique, which I like. nFor entree, I had the double-cut pork chop. This was absolutely great - the flavors and textures of the pork, butternut squash risotto, braised kale, garlic cream, and sage jus went really well together. It was an enormous portion, as well - I took some home and ate it the next day! nMy boyfriend had the seared rare tuna. He was less thrilled with his dish, and when I tasted it, I agreed. I normally LOVE seared tuna but this was not the best treatment of it. It tasted a little too "fishy" and I didn't think the other flavors complimented the tuna. nInstead of dessert, we sampled two dessert wines recommended to us by the server. I do think that $10 is a little much to charge for such a small glass of wine, but I guess that's what you have to expect when you dine at this level. nWe are great fans of the Big Burrito restaurants, and I think we preferred our experience at Soba to Casbah. While our food was really good, the prices were a little unreasonably high. And I wouldn't recommend the seared tuna!


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Input: I thought I had talked to someone on the phone and made an arrangements. It turns out there are two Monro Muffler locations on Penn Ave and no employee at either shop thought to bring this up (then, or at any point), as I had called the wrong location (I found out days later). nnService: nThey took my car in anyway and said "they'd get to it tomorrow", well tomorrow became the next day and the day after.. . nnGot a call that the mufflers I bought for the car turned out to be the wrong ones so I called around, tracked down the right ones, and dropped the correct ones off there within two hours of the call. nnQuality of work: nAll in all it took a week for them to get the work done and I was under the impression they would be welding the whole system together. It turns out they just use clamps and bolt stuff together. I asked them to make me some tail pipes for me with bends over the rear axle and they couldn't do it with 2. 5" pipe, turns out they are incapable of bending anything over 2" pipes there. Instead we agreed it would be easiest for them and cheapest to install short turndown pipes. So really it wasn't a terribly difficult job to be done. nnOverall impression: nI gave two stars instead of one because they didn't actually break anything or lose my car or burn it down or anything. Pricing came in just over what we had agreed on because of the addition of the turndown pipes. I could have saved a lot of money and time and done it myself.


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Input: Binary microlensing light curves have a variety of morphologies. Many areindistinguishable from point lens light curves. Of those that deviate from thepoint lens form, caustic crossing light curves have tended to dominateidentified binary lens events. Other distinctive signatures of binary lensesinclude significant asymmetry, multiple peaks, and repeating events. We havequantified, using high resolution simulations, the theoretically expectedrelative numbers of each type of binary lens event, based on its measurablecharacteristics. We find that a microlensing survey with current levels ofphotometric uncertainty and sampling should find at least as many non-causticcrossing binary lens events as caustic crossing events; in future surveys withmore sensitive photometry, the contribution of distinctive non-caustic crossingevents will be even greater. To try to explain why caustic crossing lightcurves appear to be so dominant among the published binary lensing events, weinvestigate the influence of several physical effects, including blending,sampling rate, and various binary populations.


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Input: We investigate the conditions of entanglement for a system of two atoms andtwo photon modes in vacuum, using the Jaynes-Cummings model in therotating-wave approximation. It is found, by generalizing the existing results,that the strength of entanglement is a periodic function of time. We explicitlyshow that our results are in agreement with the existing results ofentanglement conditions under appropriate limits. Results for the two-atom andtwo-photon system are generalized to the case of arbitrary values for theatomic energies, corresponding to photon modes frequencies. Though it isapparently a generalization of the existing work, we have considered for thefirst time both the resonant and nonresonant conditions and found a generalequation which could be true for both cases. Moreover, we show that periodicityof the entanglement is a distinct feature of resonant system. Considering thetwo atoms and two photons system, in detail, we setup an approach which couldbe generalized for many particle systems and the resulting master equation canalso be analyzed.


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Input: I can't tell you how many times I've had garments ruined - buttons go awry, seaming comes loose, hemming done unevenly. It's a sad, sad day when your dry cleaner screws up your favorite (insert item of clothing here). Thankfully, I trust Rosa and the crew at Eden Cleaners. They love my clothes almost as much as I do - and that's saying a LOT. nnI have thrown just about everything Rosa's way, including alterations, hemming, dry cleaning, pressing, etc. You may pay a bit more here, considering the convenience factor of Uptown. But they do a fabulous job and it's super easy to park in the garage, hop out and enter in "650" on the key pad and someone will let you in through the back door. Easy peasy! *I've also heard that they deliver dry cleaning in the Uptown area but haven't used that service myself. *nnIn more than three years only two garments have come back less than perfect and Rosa offered to fix them free of charge both times. They are quick, professional and downright sunny every time I walk in. Oh, and she's remembered my name since 2007 and often asks if I've been working out more. Um, I love you Rosa. nnSo, bring your favorite garments over to Eden Cleaners, they will take great care of them.. . and you.


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Input: Verdict? It was so-so. We had reservations at 7: 15 and were seated promptly, which was fine, except we were seated OUTSIDE! Listen folks, it's COLD when the sun goes down. They have three tables set outside, I guess trying to squeeze out some more business. Our server was nice, but not attentive at all. We were left waiting for things for 10-20 minutes at a time. Also, because we were sitting on the sidewalk, people and animals and cars kept sweeping by us. It took the waiter three tries to get our meal order because he had to keep stepping out of the way of people walking down the street. Wine was good. Food was ehhhhhh. We had the mussel and clam appetizer and when it came out, about 1/2 of the order was not edible and all the innards had fallen into the sauce, which by the way smelled like stinky cheese. My dinner and my husbands dinner was good, no real complaints there. Espresso and a S'more cupcake for dessert and I grand total of $134 later before tip? Definitely not worth it at all. The best part of the night? Leaving. The worst part of the night? Associating this place with my anniversary.


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Input: Adele Bellis was left with permanent "life-changing" scarring, lost an ear and is partially bald after the attack in Lowestoft last August.She had already suffered a knife attack in the street four months earlier in which she was stabbed in the mouth.Her former partner, Anthony Riley, 26 is accused of organising both the attacks on Miss Bellis, then 22.In a video interview played at Ipswich Crown Court, she said she was talking on the phone when a man walked past with his face covered and carrying a bottle.He then spilled the bottle all over her, she said."After two or three seconds my skin just burned and I knew it was acid," she said."I remember I was smoking, I was just crying and shouting 'I'm burning, I'm burning'."As her clothes dissolved, people tried to help her.In the knife attack earlier on 29 April, Miss Bellis said Mr Riley led her down an alleyway where she saw a masked man, allegedly co-defendant Leon Thompson, 39."The man jumped on Anthony and he didn't really do much," she said."I turned around to see what was happening and this guy stabbed me."Andrew Jackson, prosecuting, said not content with the knife attack, Mr Riley had recruited another man to pour sulphuric acid over her.It is alleged Riley forced Jason Harrison, who owed him money, to do it, and jurors were told Harrison has already admitted his part in the conspiracy.Mr Riley, of Raglan Street, Lowestoft, denies false imprisonment, conspiracy to apply a corrosive liquid and conspiracy to cause grievous bodily harm with intent.Mr Thompson, of Alma Road, Lowestoft, denies wounding with intent, having a knife in public, conspiracy to apply a corrosive liquid and conspiracy to cause grievous bodily harm with intent.


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Input: Even if I could stop thinking about that dinner, I'll be reminded of it every time I check my bank account balance because Umi must be the Japanese word for "you think you can afford this, but you cannot. "nnI will absolutely dine at Umi again. nnI wish I'd ordered the Omakase, which is $85 but provides a sampling of everything and from the other reviews here it looks like a lot of people recommend it. I advise ordering the Omakase because while $85 seems pricey, you're bil is going to be close that anyway. nnI know I keep talking about money and it makes me sound like a peasant, but having abject sticker shock at the end of any dining experience is never fun. nnIt was, however, worth it. My friend and I ordered a bunch of different things and everything was EXCELLENT! nnWe had: nnvegetable tempuranmiso soupnwhite tuna sashimi which basically melts in your mouthntuna tatakinsalmon with mushroom sashiminsawara w garlic ponzu which was good but we found the garlic a little overwhelmingncalifornia rollsntuna and cucumber rollsnspicy tuna rollsnat least 4 carafs of sakennI highly recommend this place, this would be a good place to go on a date if you aren't paying or if you are traveling with a corporate credit card. nnMAKE RESERVATIONS. We were there on a Wednesday and the guy who answered the phone to take my reservation acted like he was doing me a favor to fit me in. It was a little crowded, but we were able to sit at a tatami table. nnPro tip:  Wear pants. A family w kids sat at the tatami table across from us and it was a bitch to get out of the tatami table while wearing a maxi dress without flashing everyone. Which is impressive since it was a long skirt. nnIn summary:  Go to Umi, but only if you aren't paying. Trust your servers recommendations, and get the Salmon & Mushroom sashimi


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Input: The new stamps celebrate advances in engineering that have seen UK bridges evolve from humble stone crossings to dramatic and symbolic landmarks.Completed in 2011, the Peace Bridge features a pair of tall masts, whose system of cables overlap mid-river to form a symbolic structural 'handshake' across the River Foyle.The new stamps go on sale on Thursday.Andrew Hammond, Head of Stamps and Collectibles at Royal Mail said: "The story of Britain's engineering genius can be found in its bridges. These new stamps celebrate ten beautiful and ground-breaking landmarks that span centuries of our history."In a joint statement the First Minister Peter Robinson and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness described Derry's newest bridge as a beacon of hope."We welcome the announcement the Peace Bridge will feature on the latest collection of Royal Mail first class stamps. This stamp will celebrate and raise awareness of this iconic bridge which has not just physically connected two parts of the city but united our people."When the bridge was opened in 2011 we hoped it would be a catalyst for change. Now in 2015 the bridge symbolises a new chapter in our history and is viewed not just as a foot bridge but as a beacon of hope."The Peace Bridge belongs to everyone and through this initiative we can share it with the world."The other bridges featured on the stamps are: Tarr Steps (Exmoor); Row Bridge (Lake District); Pulteney Bridge (Bath); Thomas Telford's Craigellachie Bridge (Moray); Pont Grog y Borth / Menai Suspension Bridge; Robert Stephenson's High Level Bridge (Newcastle/Gateshead); Royal Border Bridge (Berwick-upon-Tweed); Tees Transporter Bridge (Middlesbrough); and the Humber Bridge.


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


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Input: Although the giant radiogalaxy M 87 harbors many distinct regions ofbroad-band nonthermal emission, the recently reported fast variability of TeVgamma rays from M 87 on a timescale of days strongly constrains the range ofspeculations concerning the possible sites and scenarios of particleacceleration responsible for the observed TeV emission. A natural productionsite of this radiation is the immediate vicinity of the central supermassivemass black hole (BH). Because of the low bolometric luminosity, the nucleus ofM 87 is effectively transparent for gamma rays up to energy of 10 TeV, whichmakes this source an ideal laboratory for study of particle accelerationprocesses close to the BH event horizon. We critically analyse differentpossible radiation mechanisms in this region, and argue that the observed veryhigh-energy gamma ray emission can be explained by the inverse Compton emissionof ultrarelativistic electron-positron pairs produced through the developmentof an electromagnetic cascade in the BH magnetosphere. We demonstrate, throughdetailed numerical calculations of acceleration and radiation of electrons inthe magnetospheric vacuum gap, that this ``pulsar magnetosphere like'' scenariocan satisfactorily explain the main properties of TeV gamma-ray emission of M87.


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Input: We report on a theoretical derivation of the electronic dielectric responseof semiconductor nanocrystals using a tight-binding framework. Extending to thenanoscale the Hanke and Sham approach [Phys. Rev. B 12, 4501 (1975)] developedfor bulk semiconductors, we show how local field effects can be included in thestudy of confined systems. A great advantage of this scheme is that of beingformulated in terms of localized orbitals and thus it requires very fewcomputational resources and times. Applications to the optical and screeningproperties of semiconductor nanocrystals are presented here and discussed.Results concerning the absorption cross section, the static polarizability andthe screening function of InAs (direct gap) and Si (indirect gap) nanocrystalscompare well to both first principles results and experimental data. We alsoshow that the present scheme allows us to easily go beyond the continuumdielectric model, based on the Clausius-Mossotti equation, which is frequentlyused to include the nanocrystal surface polarization. Our calculations indicatethat the continuum dielectric model, used in conjunction with a size dependentdielectric constant, underestimates the nanocrystal polarizability, leading toexceedingly strong surface polarization fields.


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Input: Terminal E is a hike though. nPlentiful eateries, all of which are overpriced of course. nThe public areas are generally clean, even the restrooms. nSpacious terminals and concourses. nFree wifi. nnNegatives: nParking is a joke. I always use long-term parking and take the shuttle, and that mitigates the hassle of trying to park close to the terminal. n nPrices for flights out of Charlotte are also ridiculous. nI only fly out of CLT if there is no other direct flight option available. nnAll of my business associates over the past twenty years routinely drive to either GSO or Raleigh, because flights are just SO much less expensive, parking is easier, and check ins and luggage claims are less of a problem. nnLeaving on schedule.. .. . just resign yourself to the fact that it isn't going to happen. And the same thing holds true for making your connecting flight through Charlotte. Avoid this place if it is possible, if you have to make a connection to ATL or similar large airports. n nA lot of Charlotte Douglas' negative reviews are due to US Airways poor service. Charlotte is one of US Airways major hubs and they should shine here, but that rarely happens. US Airways is just a mere shadow of what Piedmont Airlines used to be, and they were exceptional. US Airways will give your seat away if you don't check in early.. .. and they will bump you without a second thought. All that reflects poorly on Charlotte Douglas, whether that is fair or not.


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Input: Media playback is not supported on this deviceBryant has scored 32,683 points during a 20-year career with the LA Lakers to rank third on the NBA's all-time list.The two-time Olympic gold medallist, 37, has been hindered by injuries in recent seasons and has been below his best this year for the Lakers.He told the Players' Tribune: "My body knows it's time to say goodbye."Bryant has averaged more than 25 points per game in his 1,293 NBA matches.Should the Lakers fail to make the end-of-season play-offs, his final game is set to be at home against Utah on 13 April.The Lakers have won just two of their 16 matches so far this season, with Bryant averaging 15.7 points per game.In a poem entitled 'Dear Basketball', Bryant announced "this season is all I have left to give".The Philadelphia-born player added: "You gave a six-year-old boy his Laker dream. And I'll always love you for it. But I can't love you obsessively for much longer."He ended the poem without hinting at what he might do next."We both know, no matter what I do next, I'll always be that kid, with the rolled up socks, garbage can in the corner, :05 seconds on the clock, ball in my hands," he wrote.Bryant was named the NBA's Most Valuable Player in 2008 and selected for the NBA All-Star team on 17 occasions.He won Olympic gold with the United States in 2008 and 2012.Lakers coach Byron Scott said he thought Bryant would have played on for at least another season."It kind of shocked me when he told me," said Scott. "I'm sad more than anything. Somebody I care about, have a lot of respect for... it's always hard when greatness like Kobe decides to hang it up."For him to be able to go around to all these cities and them to be able to appreciate him for what he has accomplished is great."Lakers president Jeanie Buss added: "We're all sad. This era of Lakers basketball has been one of the most fun, exciting, prosperous eras we could imagine."We're in full support of him. But it's still very sad."


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Input: We investigate the evolution of binary fractions in star clusters usingN-body models of up to 100000 stars. Primordial binary frequencies in thesemodels range from 5% to 50%. Simulations are performed with the NBODY4 code andinclude a full mass spectrum of stars, stellar evolution, binary evolution andthe tidal field of the Galaxy. We find that the overall binary fraction of acluster almost always remains close to the primordial value, except at latetimes when a cluster is near dissolution. A critical exception occurs in thecentral regions where we observe a marked increase in binary fraction with time-- a simulation starting with 100000 stars and 5% binaries reached a corebinary frequency as high as 40% at the end of the core-collapse phase(occurring at 16 Gyr with ~20000 stars remaining). Binaries are destroyed inthe core by a variety of processes as a cluster evolves, but the combination ofmass-segregation and creation of new binaries in exchange interactions producesthe observed increase in relative number. We also find that binaries are cycledinto and out of cluster cores in a manner that is analogous to convection instars. For models of 100000 stars we show that the evolution of the core-radiusup to the end of the initial phase of core-collapse is not affected by theexact value of the primordial binary frequency (for frequencies of 10% orless). We discuss the ramifications of our results for the likely primordialbinary content of globular clusters.


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Input: the selections are fairly good for all types of animals. they at ban field vets have a traveling aviary doctor which was a little inconvenient seeing as I needed one that day. nthe bird toys are slim for large birds. the bird foods and treats selections is very good. I like the dog treat section also they have a much better variety than the average grocery store or wal mart. one of my dogs is a 10 year old chihuahua who weighs 3lbs she is no bigger than a can of soda with legs and has very few teeth. the training rewards treats are perfect for her tiny mouth and soft enough for her to chew. nnI have walked around the store some and all areas have a good variety to choose from no matter what you are looking for. n I love that I can take my animals in the store. the staff has always been very attentive and friendly


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Input: Friends and I went here for happy hour (starting at 5pm). They claimed to have $1 draft, $5 mixed drinks, and half off appetizers. When we got there, we realized the happy hour special only applies to certain items, so pretty much the discount was pointless. We ended up spending a fortune on beer and mediocre appetizers. nnI only had appetizers here so I can't really judge them for their entru00e9es, but I will rate according to my eating/drinking experience. I got the spinach artichoke dip. It was a little runny and the dip to chips ratio was disappointing. For a dip, it had way too many obstacles built in to it. I don't know what they did with the artichoke, but it was super fibrous.. . I felt like I was chewing grass. nnOverall, I would not recommend this place unless you have money to make it rain. Food was way too average for the high price.


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Input: The complaint does not relate to the superintendent's role within the force, Wiltshire Police said.An investigation is being carried out by another force after the incident was referred to the police watchdog.A spokesman for Wiltshire Police said the officer had not been arrested, but had been interviewed under caution by detectives.He added: "An investigation by an external police force has begun and in order to preserve the integrity of the investigation. It would be inappropriate for us to comment further at this stage."It's important to note that suspension is not an indication of guilt, but is sometimes a necessary part of the process."The matter had been voluntarily referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) which decided the matter could be investigated by an external police force.


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Input: The place always feels extremely comfortable to me, it's like home away from home. The right amount of brick and wood, the right amount of bustle and noise, lively but not raucous. The service is the way I like it efficient but not obtrusive. The American comfort food was of good quality and well worth the price. nnFlash forward to now, the tasty grilled Portobello sandwich is gone. The smallish 11 oz  prime rib is $20 and comes with only one side. Keep in mind that  prime rib is ALWAYS very fatty, I trim about 1/3 rd of it. What was left was less than 1/2 pound. Worse is that I asked for the fried sweet potato and it's now the frozen, pre-seasoned fast food type where it used to be simply real potato. nnThe prime rib was as rare as I asked but -as it's often the case- the chef had rubbed way too much salt on the slab before cooking it and there's no desalting it. Most people do like it prepared that way but what about those who don't or who have to cut their sodium intake? nnIt's way too obvious that it's a franchise and management cuts way too many corners for the prices they charge. Physically it's still the same location but the food is like Orlando, FL. nnThen I think about the Texas Roadhouse. I hate that type of theme restaurants with peanuts, overly cheery (and overly young) servers. .. but know what? For those same $20 I got a large 16 oz prime rib every bit as good or better as Harper's, a couple of decent sides ( the sweet potato was baked but it was a fresh potato) they threw free appetizers at me and we drank five buck Margaritas or Martinis. nnSo the place is messy, full of kids and has no class but the economy is tough these days. For my money I'll get my beef (or smoked pork chops) there instead of Harper's. Wow, I would have never "thunk" this


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Input: The Swede, who has "been in bed with flu for three days" said he had "only a five per cent chance of playing" after pulling out of Tuesday's pro-am.Stenson leads with South African Jaco van Zyl after both had bogey-free 66s.Defending champion Danny Willett of England is third after having five birdies and no bogeys in his 67.Willett, who finished second to Rory McIlroy in the Race to Dubai, said: "I don't think he (Stenson) can be ill. He played brilliantly."You've got to think that if you can stay close to him over the next few days you'll be doing well. Not too close though, he can keep his virus away!"However, Stenson, who had all six of his birdies in his opening 10 holes, said: "From the 14th onwards my legs were like jelly and it was a real struggle."I completely ran out of energy. I missed a couple of chances coming in, but I would've taken one under standing on the first tee."South Africa's Branden Grace and Open runner-up Marc Leishman are two shots off the pace in the 30-man event on four under, while last year's runner-up Ross Fisher, his fellow Englishman Matt Fitzpatrick and Scotland's Russell Knox are on three under.Knox, who is making his first appearance as a full European Tour member and hoping to qualify for his first Ryder Cup appearance in 2016, said: "The number one reason I'm here is because I've had a great season, so it's nice to reward myself."It's a huge bonus and I'm not going to stress out."


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Input: Given a finite irreducible Coxeter group $W$, a positive integer $d$, andtypes $T_1,T_2,...,T_d$ (in the sense of the classification of finite Coxetergroups), we compute the number of decompositions $c=\si_1\si_2 cdots\si_d$ of aCoxeter element $c$ of $W$, such that $\si_i$ is a Coxeter element in asubgroup of type $T_i$ in $W$, $i=1,2,...,d$, and such that the factorisationis "minimal" in the sense that the sum of the ranks of the $T_i$'s,$i=1,2,...,d$, equals the rank of $W$. For the exceptional types, thesedecomposition numbers have been computed by the first author. The type $A_n$decomposition numbers have been computed by Goulden and Jackson, albeit using asomewhat different language. We explain how to extract the type $B_n$decomposition numbers from results of B\'ona, Bousquet, Labelle and Leroux onmap enumeration. Our formula for the type $D_n$ decomposition numbers is new.These results are then used to determine, for a fixed positive integer $l$ andfixed integers $r_1\le r_2\le ...\le r_l$, the number of multi-chains $\pi_1\le\pi_2\le ...\le \pi_l$ in Armstrong's generalised non-crossing partitionsposet, where the poset rank of $\pi_i$ equals $r_i$, and where the "blockstructure" of $\pi_1$ is prescribed. We demonstrate that this result impliesall known enumerative results on ordinary and generalised non-crossingpartitions via appropriate summations. Surprisingly, this result on multi-chainenumeration is new even for the original non-crossing partitions of Kreweras.Moreover, the result allows one to solve the problem of rank-selected chainenumeration in the type $D_n$ generalised non-crossing partitions poset, which,in turn, leads to a proof of Armstrong's $F=M$ Conjecture in type $D_n$.


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Input: In the 1980's Stallings showed that every finitely generated subgroup of afree group is canonically represented by a finite minimal immersion of abouquet of circles. In terms of the theory of automata, this is a minimalfinite inverse automaton. This allows for the deep algorithmic theory of finiteautomata and finite inverse monoids to be used to answer questions aboutfinitely generated subgroups of free groups.  In this paper we attempt to apply the same methods to other classes ofgroups. A fundamental new problem is that the Stallings folding algorithm mustbe modified to allow for ``sewing'' on relations of non-free groups. We look atthe class of groups that are amalgams of finite groups. It is known that thesegroups are locally quasiconvex and thus all finitely generated subgroups arerepresented by finite automata. We present an algorithm to compute such afinite automaton and use it to solve various algorithmic problems.


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Input: March 21st 2015: I remember as It had happened yesterday... The day my husband succumbed to Kim' s Disease, I thought it was all a media circus, an overreaction, it wasnt, Kim' s Disease is real and it changes you... March 20th 2015: My husband and I were talking about dinner, He insisted in getting Thai food for dinner but remembering yesterday when I got a stomachache from Thai food I suggested Korean food, tbat triggered it all, he said " I love kimchi... " his eyes became empty and his face emotionless, then he uttered those words... " North Korea is best Korea " suddenly he became all happy like a 19 year old cheerleader and began chanting Kim Il Sung' s name, " Give me a K..... K! " He responded to himself " Beloved grandpa and Leader! "... He was infected... March 19th 2015: Ate Thai food, now my belly hurts, perhaps I should not eat so much Thai food?


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Input: After waiting for a half hour, my meal arrived and we were told that my friend's meal would be coming in a few minutes. Very awkward. t.  Salad was average at best. The beets tasted like canned beets and the chicken was covered with blackish oil from a burnt oil pan. nn  Then, to make matters worse the chef came out to argue with a patron who returned her food. The chef came out to humiliate the customer explaining that her returned steak was great and himself was enjoying it. Eating food from a customers plate was a real turn-off.. .. what else does he do when cooking? nnTo make matters worse, when paying the bill, the chef did not have change for a $100 bill for the customer who returned her steak.. It was very uncomfortable watching the elderly customer and her young friend deal with the situation. He kept  loudly requesting a credit card  and the women did not have one. Another customer provided them with change as the chef crumbled the check. I think I would have just left and not paid.. .. give the lady great for dealing with such a lunatic. nnLong story short.. .. if you want to eat below average food and watch a chef loose it.. .. this is your place!


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Input: The 32-year-old British and Irish Lion was omitted from Sunday's 23-man squad.Ferris described his former team-mate as "one of the best try-scorers about"."Yes he's coming back from a long term injury, but to see him not even involved in such a must-win game was pretty mesmerising for me," Ferris told BBC Radio Ulster on Monday."At the same time Les [Kiss] has got to make big decisions at big times and he's doing that."Bowe suffered a serious knee injury during Ireland's World Cup campaign in October 2015 but has made 11 appearances for Ulster this season.He came on as a replacement in last week's Pro12 defeat at the Scarlets, having started the New Year's Eve loss at Leinster.Media playback is not supported on this deviceEx-Lion Ferris praised Ulster for delivering a much-improved performance against Exeter.However the defeat has ended their European hopes ahead of Saturday's final pool game at home to Bordeaux-Begles.Director of Rugby Kiss was frustrated with his team's inconsistencies and failure to finish off opportunities in what was an eighth defeat in the last 12 games."It's not working out at the minute," said Ferris, "but Europe is over and in the league there's still a lot of points to play for"."Let's hope we can get a lot more points and get into the top four and take the positives out of this season."Everybody believes Ulster can go well, with home games against so-called easier opposition but then in the last few games we have Ospreys, Leinster and Munster."It's going to be a tough run-in but fingers crossed we can pick up a lot of points in the next five or six weeks."


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Input: MancyDrew: " Last word. " PM_ME_YOUR_BRONY_PORN: " What? " MancyDrew: " Last word. " PM_ME_YOUR_BRONY_PORN: " You' re seriously just typing' last word' to get in the last word? " MancyDrew: " Why not? It' s what you' re doing. " PM_ME_YOUR_BRONY_PORN: " No it' s not. " MancyDrew: " See? " PM_ME_YOUR_BRONY_PORN: " Dude, we' re the last two humans left on Earth, humanity is about to wink out of existence and you' re obsessed with getting in the last word of an Internet argument? " MancyDrew: " Not as obsessed as you are. " PM_ME_YOUR_BRONY_PORN: " Fuck, man! Log off and go enjoy your final moments! " MancyDrew: " You first. " PM_ME_YOUR_BRONY_PORN: " I' m serious, here, as a compassionate, fellow human being I really, honestly, truly want you to make the most of things before it' s all over. Get off the computer, go smell the roses and do something with your time! " MancyDrew: " OK, I' ll go do that. " PM_ME_YOUR_BRONY_PORN: " Thank you! " MancyDrew: " Last word. "


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Input: Bennie Hart says the point of the plate is to show the impossibility of disproving anyone's claim to being God.But transport chiefs in the religiously conservative state ruled that it might distract other drivers and would be in bad taste.Civil liberties campaigners have taken up Mr Hart's legal case.He says he had the same number plate when he lived in the state of Ohio for 12 years without any problems."I simply want the same opportunity to select a personal message for my licence plate just as any other driver," said Mr Hart, who lives in Kenton County, northern Kentucky."There is nothing obscene or vulgar about my view that religious beliefs are subject to individual interpretation."The American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky (ACLU-KY) and the Freedom From Religion Foundation have filed a lawsuit on Mr Hart's behalf against state transportation secretary Greg Thomas on grounds of free speech.ACLU-KY Legal Director William Sharp said that under the US First Amendment, government officials "do not have the authority to censor messages simply because they dislike them"."And in this instance, personalised licence plates are a form of individual speech equally deserving of First Amendment protection," he said.Kentucky transport authorities declined to comment on the case.


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Input: In this paper we consider two processes driven by diffusions and jumps. Thejump components are Levy processes and they can both have finite activity andinfinite activity. Given discrete observations we estimate the covariationbetween the two diffusion parts and the co-jumps. The detection of the co-jumpsallows to gain insight in the dependence structure of the jump components andhas important applications in finance. Our estimators are based on a thresholdprinciple allowing to isolate the jumps. This work follows Gobbi and Mancini(2006) where the asymptotic normality for the estimator of the covariation,with convergence speed given by the squared root of h, was obtained when thejump components have finite activity. Here we show that the speed is thesquared root of h only when the activity of the jump components is moderate.


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Input: I also should have known that I shouldn't have cheated on my diet. nnI figured I'd choose today to be my cheat day and order with everyone else at work for take out. I opted for the Popcorn Chicken Salad. Sounds tasty, looked tasty, and yes it even tasted tasty. Iceberg lettuce, grape tomatoes, cucumbers, red onions, french fries, popcorn chicken, and three types of cheese. nnI have to say that even though I was saying yes, my body was saying, 'OH hell no! 'nnI'm regretting this decision now as I am sitting here in discomfort. Not sure what on the salad made me feel this way. But I'm not liking the effect I'm getting right now. Could just be karma turning around and kicking me in the ass for eating what looked healthy but was really nothing more than the equivalent of a fried chicken sandwich combo meal from a fast food joint. nnI'll think twice before the next time rolls around to order from here.


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Input: The Improving Young People's Mental Health Services forum was set up by the relatives of 15-year-old Oliver Edwards-Cavill, who took his own life in 2008.Both Pembrokeshire council and Hywel Dda Health Board were due to be on the panel, but both were unable to attend.Hywel Dda said it was down to staff sickness.The headmistress of Greenhill  School and representatives from Pembrokeshire College, Age Cymru and the mental health charity Hafal were among those to attend the event in Pembroke Dock.Some audience members were frustrated by the council and health board's absence from the panel.Libby Ryan-Davies, director of Mental Health and Learning Disabilities for Hywel Dda University Health Board, said it was down to staff sickness and despite attempts, they were unable find a replacement.She said a staff representative participated as an audience member.Pembrokeshire council has been asked to comment.Some of the issues discussed were the safeguarding of children in schools and a reduction of local authority services around mental health.Oliver's aunt Suzannah Palmer, hoped the forum would stop another family "having to bury their child".Oliver's cousin, London barrister Matthew Watkins, told BBC Wales that since his death, they have read about other young people taking their lives."Over the past few years, there have been a number of children who have taken their lives and from what we have seen there has not been a huge amount of support, he said."We want to go about it the right way."We want to engage with all the services because we are not mental health specialists; we need to be informed where we can direct our efforts."Pembrokeshire council said there are "a range of universal school-based support available to secondary school pupils in Pembrokeshire, as well as targeted support provided in school by outside agencies".There is also "specific support for complex young people", the council added.


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Input: " Would you push me away, please? " They panted softly through a long pause and did not either of them move. " Would you please leave? " he asked again. " Would you? " His chest tightened and his breath caught. " Do you want me to? " " No. " " So why say that? " She looked up into his eyes, and he looked slowly down past hers to the floor. " We can only stand here so long, " she whispered. " Good. Thank God. " She pushed a finger into his chest and scraped it up his neck to his chin, lifting it until their eyes were level once more. " Why do you have to look like that? " he breathed. " Why do you have to like it? " " You know I' m only weak, right? " " *What' s* weak? " His lips compressed and he stared through her... then with a tremor he seized a handful of her hair, pulled, covered her mouth with his, and pushed. They turned and fell onto the bed. He tried to pull the covers over them, but she pushed them back down, and he left them there. She was much smarter than he was, he realized, and it only made things more difficult.


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Input: After seeing it on "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives", I *finally* made the extra effort to make it out there (they're closed on Sundays and Mondays). nnI got the BBQ chicken, which was advertised on DD&D as "fried chicken coated in East Carolina-style BBQ sauce". Well, the sauce is far too thick and sweet to be traditional East Carolina-style sauce (which is sort of like Tabasco sauce). Although a disappointment, the fried chicken itself was well done, perfectly cooked and juicy. nnThe fries are nothing to write home about, probably frozen commercial. But they were cooked well and nicely salted. The onion rings were far better, especially if you're a fan of the cornmeal variety. I'm not a fan of cole slaw, but the slaw seemed fresh and was pretty tasty. nnOne knock - my friend ordered a Sun Drop, and received a Coke, even though the order ticket was clearly marked as Sun Drop. Yeah, we coulda used the speaker to call someone to fix it (and for $17. 85 for a drive-in lunch, we should have).


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Input: Ever so slowly, the black chitin covered alien horror inched towards me as I typed on the computer. The screen barely illuminated the small cluttered room, but it was the only light source there. There was no sound as the monstrosity loomed over my shoulder and opened its glistening jaws to reveal another smaller set of razor sharp teeth that extended outward until it was less than an inch from my ear. An in a posh English accent, it spoke, " My goodness! Look at the grammar mistakes! This is terrible. You even misused the old' your' and' you' re' contraction. This is the worst! It should read, and I quote,' You' re, the one with the apostrophe contracting the words' you' and' are', alone in a rundown, comma, overgrown apartment complex. Period. The twist is, comma, there is a xenomorph in there with you. " " Now was that so difficult, I ask? " " Arrghh! " I shouted, adding, " Go away, you alien grammar Hitler. If you want to do something useful, put on your apron and clean my room! " " I shall do no such thing, " humphed the alien monster, " your story leaves too much to open speculation. For instance, despite your name, you are not a bad-ass. You' re just a banana on whose peel someone wrote the number sixty-nine. How did you even get into this apartment complex. What is it overgrown with? For that matter, how did I get here from space? " With this realization, the xenomorph suddenly vanished in a puff or logic and smoke; leaving behind a laptop with an inanimate banana on it. Two seconds later, the banana exploded for no reason.


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Input: Hate writing about larger franchise restaurants but wanted to let people know about our horrible experience. nnThe wait staff seemed like we were a nuisance for patronizing their pizza shop and the attitude resonated for the duration of our meal. We sat outside where homeless people bummed for money and we saw a fight with plenty of profanity (felt bad for guests w/ kids) between a local and one of the bums who tried earlier to act like we bumped into him knocking his food on the sidewalk (expecting you would feel sorry for him and fork over some $$). nnWhen we ordered our waitress said "I wouldn't get the soup right now" when one of us tried to order some which made us all question the safety/age of other menu items. nnThe food took forever to get and the waitress kept asking if we wanted more beer every time she came by. The beer she recommended "Red Oak" a local beer didn't please any of our pallets which made the wait even longer. 4 of 5 orders came out with something wrong so (big surprise) so we just sucked it up and got out of there ASAP. nnI apologize for the long review but this place was so bad I had to share my experiencennDefinitely won't be back


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Input: It's located right in the heart of Shadyside, and while some of the patrons are typical uppity Shadyside residents, the staff are very laid back and very cool. It's a big venue for a coffee shop, with a down stairs area with beautiful exposed brick and large opening windows that are great in the summer months, and also an upstairs area with many tables, a fireplace with sofas, and even a back private room people can rent out. The coffee and pastries have always been pretty good. One complaint I would have is (I don't know if they still do this) you could only have Wifi access for two hours with the purchase of an item. I understand the need for this, but if you plan to work here for most of the day you have to keep refilling or buying other items on the menu. I usually stop in when I'm shopping around Shadyside and miss it now that I've moved out of the neighborhood. Also a great place for meeting with friends or a casual date.


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Input: The eight-year-old is currently 60th in the weights for the Aintree race on 9 April with the top 40 guaranteed a run.He travelled strongly under Richard Johnson although Katie Walsh challenged briefly on Broadway Buffalo.But Johnson and the 13-2 shot jumped well and slogged their way up the run-in to win by nine lengths."It's a dream to have a runner in the Grand National and that's where he's going," said Lee."I don't think the heavy ground suited him, but he'll go to Aintree whatever we get."It's been amazing and started when Grey Gold won on Hennessy day and it's been relentless. We've got a lot of nice horses."BBC horse racing correspondent Cornelius Lysaght:The run of rookie trainer Lee, who's now won significant races on five of the last eight Saturdays, was described by her father Richard, from whom she took over last summer, simply as "a-mazing". She is certainly making her mark.There were concerns beforehand about Bishops Road's stamina over this marathon distance, especially in the mud, but he dispelled them all with a nine-length win, after which jockey Richard Johnson suggested the horse would be better still in drier conditions.It's Aintree and the Grand National next.


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Input: The unnamed Israelis were minors, aged 17 and 16, at the time of the high-profile killing. One was given a life sentence; the other 21 years in jail.Abu Khdair, 16, was forced into a car, then beaten and burned alive.The court says 31-year-old Yosef Haim Ben David led the attack, but it is yet to rule if he was mentally competent.Abu Khdair was killed in apparent revenge for the murders of three Israeli teens in the West Bank.The killings were part of an escalating cycle of violence, culminating in a war between Israel and militants in Gaza.Mohammad Abu Khdair's body was found in a forest in West Jerusalem on 2 July 2014, two days after the bodies of the Israeli teenagers abducted and murdered by Hamas militants that June were found.In November, the Jerusalem District Court found that Ben David and the two youths had abducted the Palestinian at random as he stood on a road in East Jerusalem.The youths then beat him unconscious in the back of a car being driven by Ben David, the judges said. One of the youths helped douse him with petrol while he was still alive, before Mr Ben David lit a match and set him on fire, they added.The two youths confessed to the abduction in court, though one testified that he was not involved in the killing. Mr Ben David chose not to testify.The judges found that Ben David, who was portrayed as the ringleader, had participated in the abduction and murder. But they said a formal verdict would be postponed until a psychiatric evaluation had been carried out.Following Thursday's sentencing hearing, Israeli state prosecutor Ori Korb said: "The sentence imposed on the defendants reflects what we asked for and the barbaric and atrocious act."But Mohammad Abu Khdair's father, Hussein, told reporters that the family would appeal against the lesser sentence given to one of the youths.The case has been closely watched by Palestinians who often claim of prejudice in Israel's justice system, the BBC's Yolande Knell in Jerusalem reports.


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Input: This quilt, that my mother made, Still makes me think to this day. It' s softest brown, and brightest blue, The curved stitch here, reads " made it May ". It' s hard to see, but believe me it' s true, That' s not just a cloth but a piece of shirt. You can see a logo here, and right there, And a signature over there, someone named " Bert ". This is my favorite part, a piece from a stuffed bear. I think it was my mother' s favorite too, She always said so at least. Something from when she was two, Given by her grandad for Thanksgiving feast. My dad added this, a little button pin, Something from his mother, for being a scout. Apparently she went to a store and fished in a bin, Until night that day, to teach him what love was about. I' m sorry you had to see this, but their funeral was delayed.


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Input: I doubt that each snowflake feels responsible for beginning the avalanche. But we all knew it began with Winston. *Fucking Winston*. He flushed the toilet during the Memorial service, as we were all in the gymnasium listening to our principal speak. He went and laid some cable, pinched a load, sat on the porcelain throne. *Call it what you will*. He took a large one. Course, he forgot that he did it during maintenance time, so naturally, the toilet got clogged. Then overflowed. Of course no one noticed since the janitors always take their smoke break early. So, only after the service did anyone notice. It also happened to be the day our mayor decided to come by and inspect the school. Of course it was a disappointing mess, so he went home smelling of turds and bleach. I guess if there is anything obvious about small rural towns, it' s that they will only have one school, and more often than not, one set of bars and a stripper club. That used the same brand of bleach. And smelled of turds. So, in all honesty, when we heard that the mayor had been shot by his wife because she allegedly claimed that he had been at the stripper club that smelt of turds and bleach, we all knew who had caused it. *Fucking Winston. *


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Input: nnA few years ago I took my mountain bike to them for a basic service. Upon picking it up I realized that my high end pedals had been switched with some of the ones they use on their floor. I brought this up to the staff's attention who didn't hesitate in saying that I was wrong and they don't do that. I asked to speak to the manager an nobody was there from the management staff. I asked them to go review their security footage and they said they didn't want to do that either. I took this issue up their corporate ladder and all they did was apologized. nnI since stopped frequenting them. Sadly due to lack of options from a similar retailer in the areaI had to visit this location again recently, I had a backpack on as I rode there in my motorcycle. I walked in the store and started headed to the department I was needing, I was stopped by a rather unpleasant employee who told me I could not be in the store with a backpack due to recent theft issues. I told her that I had been in other dick's sporting goods and was never made aware of such rule. I also informed her that there was no signage stating that as I walked in the store. She continued to state that I could either give them my backpack or I could leave the store!! ! ! nnI told her that neither option worked and that she could inform her security staff to watch me on camera or have someone follow me around as I did not feel comfortable giving them my backpack which had my valuables in it. nnThis brand has high prices and the staff isn't very knowledgeable nor very pleasant. They are definitely missing the point of retail on so many levels it's pathetic. nnI wish there were other options of stores similar to them in the area.


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Input: In object-oriented or object-relational databases such as multimediadatabases or most XML databases, access patterns are not static, i.e.,applications do not always access the same objects in the same orderrepeatedly. However, this has been the way these databases and associatedoptimisation techniques such as clustering have been evaluated up to now. Thispaper opens up research regarding this issue by proposing a dynamic objectevaluation framework (DOEF). DOEF accomplishes access pattern change bydefining configurable styles of change. It is a preliminary prototype that hasbeen designed to be open and fully extensible. Though originally designed forthe object-oriented model, it can also be used within the object-relationalmodel with few adaptations. Furthermore, new access pattern change models canbe added too. To illustrate the capabilities of DOEF, we conducted twodifferent sets of experiments. In the first set of experiments, we used DOEF tocompare the performances of four state of the art dynamic clusteringalgorithms. The results show that DOEF is effective at determining theadaptability of each dynamic clustering algorithm to changes in access pattern.They also led us to conclude that dynamic clustering algorithms can cope withmoderate levels of access pattern change, but that performance rapidly degradesto be worse than no clustering when vigorous styles of access pattern changeare applied. In the second set of experiments, we used DOEF to compare theperformance of two different object stores: Platypus and SHORE. The use of DOEFexposed the poor swapping performance of Platypus.


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Input: We present optical UBVRI sky brightness measures from 1992 through 2006. Thedata are based on CCD imagery obtained with the CTIO 0.9-m, 1.3-m, and 1.5-mtelescopes. The B- and V-band data are in reasonable agreement withmeasurements previously made at Mauna Kea, though on the basis of a smallnumber of images per year there are discrepancies for the years 1992 through1994. Our CCD-based data are not significantly different than values obtainedat Cerro Paranal. We find that the yearly averages of V-band sky brightness arebest correlated with the 10.7-cm solar flux taken 5 days prior to the skybrightness measures. This implies an average speed of 350 km/sec for the solarwind. While we can measure an enhancement of the night sky levels over LaSerena 10 degrees above the horizon, at elevation angles above 45 degrees wefind no evidence that the night sky brightness at Cerro Tololo is affected byartificial light of nearby towns and cities.


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Input: In this article we review the observation, due originally to Dwork, that thezeta-function of an arithmetic variety, defined originally over the field withp elements, is a superdeterminant. We review this observation in the context ofa one parameter family of quintic threefolds, and study the zeta-function as afunction of the parameter \phi. Owing to cancellations, the superdeterminant ofan infinite matrix reduces to the (ordinary) determinant of a finite matrix,U(\phi), corresponding to the action of the Frobenius map on certain cohomologygroups. The parameter-dependence of U(\phi) is given by a relationU(\phi)=E^{-1}(\phi^p)U(0)E(\phi) with E(\phi) a Wronskian matrix formed fromthe periods of the manifold. The periods are defined by series that convergefor $|\phi|_p < 1$. The values of \phi that are of interest are those for which\phi^p = \phi so, for nonzero \phi, we have |\vph|_p=1. We explain how theprocess of p-adic analytic continuation applies to this case. The matrixU(\phi) breaks up into submatrices of rank 4 and rank 2 and we are able fromthis perspective to explain some of the observations that have been madepreviously by numerical calculation.


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


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Input: nKYRA, the front desk customer service agent was very rude and not friendly at all!! nI told her that I was a Platinum Marriott (1, 100, 000 points! ) rewards member and she seemed to get very Argumentative  and defensive saying no I wasn't, I was only a silver member. I showed her my credit card, license and platinum rewards card and she never entered the number Or my credit card information apparently. (Which I found out after as you'll read below) I went to the room only to find a filthy carpet, lint balls in the bed,  a completely clogged bathroom sink and no extra towels soaps or shampoos in the tub area. They give you one small soap at this hotel! nI called downstairs to let them know and the woman that answered the phone said that my name wasn't even listed for this room!! nApparently KYRA DIDN'T DO HER JOB and not only did not put my platinum rewards card into the computer, she also didn't even put my name or credit card on the room. What she did put in however it was my other  flight crew members credit card paying for both rooms. This cannot happen!! I will NEVER STAY HERE AGAIN nor will my other crew members! Unfortunately I was on only a nine hour layover and could not, or did not have the energy to argue with these people. I will make sure to get the word out to have no airline or corporate crews stay at this DUMP OF A HOTEL. I've stayed at some pretty shabby Motels better than this. But you know, with all the hundreds of Marriotts that I've stayed at, there always has to be one bad apple I suppose and Charlotte Courtyard Marriott,, you should be proud of earning the title of being that one bad apple. Between the rudeness. the inaccurate information entered into the computer, the filthiness of the room and the lack of routine maintenance I give this place a zero!! 00000


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Input: The sushi selections seemed to satisfy their tastes, while their kids liked the miso soup, and edamame beans (which were replenished when asked). nnI'm not a fan of Japanese food, so I stuck with the Korean selections, after all I was in a Korean restaurant! I had Mandu Guk, which was a good size bowl of meat filled dumplings, and broth. My daughter had the pork bulgogi which she liked, but we've had better. The pork was really greasy, and not cooked on a fire grill, no char marks, equals less than tasty meat. nnSushi Kim alternates between a hit, or a miss. Sometimes you get a few different panchan, (side dishes of pickled or marinated vegetables), and sometimes you only get kimchi, wth? If you judge a place by it's patrons, I've seen few Koreans eat here, so that sums up the authenticity factor. Nice big restaurant, just lacking in overall experience.


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Input: She decided to have the operation after losing both her mum and sister to breast cancer.Newsbeat's been charting her progress over the last few months and Claira tells us she's doing really well.The 27-year-old carries the BRCA 1 gene which gives her an 85% life chance of also getting the disease."I feel great," she says."I've stopped taking pain killers and I'm super pleased with my new boobs.""I've recovered faster than I expected, my boobs look better than I expected and I was in far less pain than I expected.""Going into this I tried my hardest not to have too many expectations and certainly not to focus on them," she explains."I always knew that whatever happened during that operation and indeed after it I would deal with as and when it happened."I focused on how lucky I was to be in the situation I was in, to know what I know and that I was able to do something about it."This experience has been one of huge personal growth for me," she says."It has challenged and changed a lot of what I thought I knew about myself and my life," she goes on."I can only describe the whole experience as life-changing in the best possible way. I'm happier than I have ever been."I want everyone reading this to understand that your personal happiness is in your hands."She feels huge gratitude to those who looked after her: "I want to say thank-you to surgeon, Tibor Kovas, and his team at Guy's Hospital for doing such a great job."My journey doesn't end here, it starts," she says."I will be working more with the charities Genesis and Breakthrough Breast Cancer to raise money, awareness and to help women who are planning the same procedure," she ends.Claira will be the focus of a documentary for BBC Radio 1 Stories, due to be broadcast later this month.Follow @BBCNewsbeat on Twitter, BBCNewsbeat on Instagram and Radio1Newsbeat on YouTube


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Input: Today was the day. When I heard that my daughter' s killer had lost his latest appeal, I had started waiting for this day. At six foot eight the man was powerful. He could have had gainful employment in a number of jobs. I heard the talk from the guards that this man read a book a day. I wonder what his life would have been like if he had applied himself. Instead, one unusually cold day in October, he went up to Katie' s car, pulled a gun, and demanded that she get out. Katie had always been a fierce girl, not one to let anybody tell her what to do. I' d taught her that her life is more valuable than any of her possessions, but her attitude got the better of her. And then she was dead. It was n' t the crime he was sentenced to death for, but a life of crime always had casualties. One of his just happened to mean something to me. The day of his execution, I waited with baited breath for the request. I' d cooked lobster, pizzas, and apple pies. I' d made the last hour of many men' s lives slightly better. I could n' t imagine what this man would want. I always prepared the kitchen beforehand for anything I might need to make. Two hours before his execution by lethal injection, I received a piece of paper. I leaned over the counter and opened it up. Grilled Cheese and Fries. I got to work. -- - Twenty minutes later I brought the tray to the killer' s cell. I peered in at the large man, sitting on his bunk with his head in his hands. After I tapped on the glass I got a glimpse of his face. He was crying. I opened the slot and slid the tray in. Once he had a hold of it, I let go and turned away. " I' m sorry. " I froze, unsure of what to say. The man had killed Katie. He had made life harder for Katie' s mother and myself, and he had done it over a shitty' 93 Jeep Cherokee. I turned. He stared into my eyes and said it again. " I' m sorry. I really am. " I turned and resumed walking away. Just before he was out of earshot, I glanced at him. " So am I. "


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Input: We analyse star formation in the nuclei of 9 Seyfert galaxies at spatialresolutions down to 0.085arcsec, corresponding to length scales of less than10pc in some objects. Our data were taken mostly with the near infraredadaptive optics integral field spectrograph SINFONI. The stellar light profilestypically have size scales of a few tens of parsecs. In two cases there isunambiguous kinematic evidence for stellar disks on these scales. In thenuclear regions there appear to have been recent - but no longer active -starbursts in the last 10-300Myr. The stellar luminosity is less than a fewpercent of the AGN in the central 10pc, whereas on kiloparsec scales theluminosities are comparable. The surface stellar luminosity density follows asimilar trend in all the objects, increasing steadily at smaller radii up to10^{13}L_sun/kpc^2 in the central few parsecs, where the mass surface densityexceeds 10^4M_sun/pc^2. The intense starbursts were probably Eddington limitedand hence inevitably short-lived, implying that the starbursts occur inmultiple short bursts. The data hint at a delay of 50--100Myr between the onsetof star formation and subsequent fuelling of the black hole. We discuss whetherthis may be a consequence of the role that stellar ejecta could play infuelling the black hole. While a significant mass is ejected by OB winds andsupernovae, their high velocity means that very little of it can be accreted.On the other hand winds from AGB stars ultimately dominate the total mass loss,and they can also be accreted very efficiently because of their slow speeds.


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Input: nnWhen it comes to Time Warner Cable, nothing could be further from the truth. nnThe Good: n-If you can lock into an affordable contract for a number of years, you're golden. nn-Wireless speeds vary and I'm happy with my current download times. nn-Movies On Demand are current and *usually* play just fine. nn-I'm also a fan of the start over option, even though it's only available on select channels. nnThe Bad: n-Customer service ranges from acceptable/moderately helpful to downright ridiculous. This includes obscene wait times and employees who (seemingly) have no idea a) what's going on with outages and b) have absolutely no power to rectify any problems whatsoever. nn-Outages happen. I get it. But have a plan in place to address them and fix them in a timely fashion when they do. TWC is not speedy. nn-If you do want to renew your service and pay a reasonable amount of money for internet, phone and cable (i.e. $150 or less per month), you really have to jump through hoops.. . and threaten ditching the service altogether. nn-As Angie P said - there's really no incentive to stay a loyal customer because the rates keeps increasing. I find it extraordinary and brazen that TWC automatically upcharged my bill after a few years and expects me to pay an additionally $40 per month without giving me any reason whatsoever as to why my rates are hiked. nnI wish I could break up with TWC, but as of now I'll just sulk over my newly negotiated monthly rate.


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Input: Transiting extrasolar planets are now discovered jointly by photometricsurveys and by radial velocimetry. We want to determine whether the differentdata sets are compatible between themselves and with models of the evolution ofextrasolar planets. We simulate directly a population of stars corresponding tothe OGLE transit survey and assign them planetary companions based on radialvelocimetry discoveries. We use a model of the evolution and structure of giantplanets assuming a variable fraction of heavy elements. The output list ofdetectable planets of the simulations is compared to the real detections. Weconfirm that the radial velocimetry and photometric survey data sets arecompatible within the statistical errors, assuming that planets with periodsbetween 1 and 2 days are approximately 5 times less frequent than planets withperiods between 2 and 5 days. We show that evolution models fitting presentobservational constraints predict a lack of small giant planets with largemasses. We also identify distinct populations of planets: those with shortperiods (P < 10d) are only found in orbit around metal-rich stars with [Fe/H] >-0.07. We further confirm the relative absence of low-mass giant planets atsmall orbital distances.


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Input: We present the first systematic investigation of the [NeV] (14um/24um) and[SIII] (18um/33um) infrared line flux ratios, traditionally used to estimatethe density of the ionized gas, in a sample of 41 Type 1 and Type 2 activegalactic nuclei (AGNs) observed with the Infrared Spectrograph on boardSpitzer. The majority of galaxies with both [NeV] lines detected have observed[NeV] line flux ratios consistent with or below the theoretical low densitylimit, based on calculations using currently available collision strengths andignoring absorption and stimulated emission. We find that Type 2 AGNs havelower line flux ratios than Type 1 AGNs and that all of the galaxies with lineflux ratios below the low density limit are Type 2 AGNs. We argue thatdifferential infrared extinction to the [NeV] emitting region due to dust inthe obscuring torus is responsible for the ratios below the low density limitand we suggest that the ratio may be a tracer of the inclination angle of thetorus to our line of sight. Because the temperature of the gas, the amount ofextinction, and the effect of absorption and stimulated emission on the lineratios are all unknown, we are not able to determine the electron densitiesassociated with the [NeV] line flux ratios for the objects in our sample. Wealso find that the [SIII] emission from the galaxies in our sample is extendedand originates primarily in star forming regions. Since the emission fromlow-ionization species is extended, any analysis using line flux ratios fromsuch species obtained from slits of different sizes is invalid for most nearbygalaxies.


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Input: Furthermore, Pittsburgh still has yet to have any quality schawarma. nnI ordered both the beef and chicken schawarma to sample. nnThe beef: nn- clearly frozen boxed 'steak-ums' as opposed to freshly shaved off a doner. n- a measly 2 slices at that, I basically had a wrap of lettuce and tomato w/ a hint of beefnnThe chicken: nn- clearly a once frozen and somewhat freezer burnt sliced chicken breast again as opposed to being freshly sliced off a doner and a mix of white and dark meat. this leaves the meat dry and tasteless. n- maybe a half of a chicken breast if I was luckynnNo toum or similar sauce served at all with either dish?! ? ! That's hitting a whole new low for fake schawarma. nnHostess was great, service was adequate. I have no motivation to return. nnHopefully one day Pittsburgh will have good choices when it comes to Greek and Med. food. Today is not that day.


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Input: Wales head coach Warren Gatland favours Welsh-based players for his squad.Priestland, 28, says he is happy with the move despite the expected adverse impact on his Wales chances."I'm comfortable with my decision, but I think it will have a negative effect on my international career. It's something I'll have to live with," said Priestland.Priestland came off the bench to earn Scarlets a last-gasp win away against bottom-side Zebre in the Pro12 on Saturday with the final kick of the match.He says leaving the region will be difficult, particularly seeing former outside-half rival Stephen Jones returning to Parc y Scarlets as attack coach next season."I'm not going to lie, I would have loved to have worked with Steve [Stephen Jones]," said Priestland."I think he's a very knowledgeable man, especially about rugby and he's a great guy as well."It was a shame when I found out he was coming back, but I'd already made my decision and I've just got to stick with that."Priestland believes former Wales and British Lions fly-half Jones is the right man to take over from Mark Jones."I'm sure Steve will do a great job with the Scarlets," he said."There's a lot of quality players down there and I'm sure he's the right man to sort of mould them and get the team playing they way I know that they can potentially."Hopefully Steve has a lot of success as a coach as he did as a player down there."


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Input: Monty and Glesni were sitting on the eggs in their nest in the Dyfi Valley, near Machynlleth.The first chick hatched at around 11:00 BST on Saturday but it is too early for wildlife experts to tell if it is a male or female.Monty produced two chicks, Cerist and Clarach, with Glesni in 2013.He has returned to breed at the Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust site at Cors Dyfi every year since 2011.His previous partner, Nora, failed to return from Africa in spring last year.A spokesman for the Dyfi Osprey Project said: "It is the day we have been waiting for."We spotted a tiny crack in the egg and the chick emerged a few hours later. There was hardly a dry eye in the house."The birds of prey are kept under constant watch at the nesting site where a webcam films their every moment.They are the only breeding pair of ospreys that can be visited by the public in Wales. A pair has also bred in the Glaslyn Valley, near Porthmadog, since 2004.


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Input: Your roots grow deep in the still waters, tangling with the reflections of the trees. You float through dreams, through different shades of shadow, through the mottled leaf-green patches of sun. The wood is uneven beneath you, less a raft than a pyre, planks arranged in a pentagon and set adrift. You curled up on the planks as best you could, angling your body to fit, your furred hood cushioning your head. The darkness bleeds in around you, stains your hands. The darkness is green, the darkness is yellow, and then there is light. You lie there for a moment, breathing in the water' s edge, staring at your empty hands. Then you squeeze your eyes shut and stretch out your arms, twist in your legs, and then sit up and yawn into the bright air. This is a lacuna, a gap in your journey that will never be filled. You reach out across the water and scrabble your fingernails against the wood of the dock, pulling yourself in by gentle inches. Your boot touches wood touches solid ground, and as you shove your pyre off again, the trees closing thick around you, you cast one last backwards glance at that empty hollow of light.


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Input: We present broadband NIR spectra of A0620-00 obtained with SpeX on the IRTF.The spectrum is characterized by a blue continuum on which are superimposedbroad emission lines of HI and HeII and a host of narrower absorption lines ofneutral metals and molecules. Spectral type standard star spectra scaled to thedereddened spectrum of A0620-00 in K exceed the A0620-00 spectrum in J and Hfor all stars of spectral type K7V or earlier, demonstrating that the donorstar, unless later than K7V, cannot be the sole NIR flux source in A0620-00. Inaddition, the atomic absorption lines in the K3V spectrum are too weak withrespect to those of A0620-00 even at 100% donor star contribution, restrictingthe spectral type of the donor star in A0620-00 to later than K3V. Comparisonof the A0620-00 spectrum to scaled K star spectra indicates that the COabsorption features are significantly weaker in A0620-00 than in field dwarfstars. Fits of scaled model spectra of a Roche lobe-filling donor star to thespectrum of A0620-00 show that the best match to the CO absorption lines isobtained when the C abundance is reduced to [C/H] = -1.5. The donor starcontribution in the H waveband is determined to be 82+-2%. Combined withprevious published results from Froning & Robinson (2001) and Marsh et al.(1994), this gives a precise mass for the black hole in A0620-00 of M_BH =9.7+-0.6 M_solar.


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Input: nnAs soon as you walk in to the store, you are bombarded with stink. That stench comes from the overbearing sprayers that take guerrilla tactics and stink bomb you from counter angles. You have no clue what wretched stank is coming from where. After you run (jog, hell no), from Smell Factor, you are greeted with overpriced products. nnEverywhere you turn, there have brands that have not been promoted since the 80's at like $70+ for a shirt. Insane. I wonder why they have had financial issues for decades. nnThe service is so annoying. You can tell they are told to rush customers. Those that are older take it to heart and do so with parody-worthy vigor. The younger clerks are indifferent; you could read the "don't bother me and let me text my bff because they pay me minimum wage anyway" expression. nnThe potpourri of intolerables beckons a new chapter in the Fear and Loathing series. ..


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Input: nnI went here couple weeks ago with a friend and while the service was attentive it was borderline annoying. I can get my own calamari, you don't need to serve me when you don't have gloved hands. Ugh just let me do it please? If I dont eat everything, Its not that the food inst good its just i will finish eating and stop eating. If my friend and I haven't eaten anything in 5 mins it means WERE DONE. thanksnnThe food was fine. Its nothing I haven't seen anywhere else. For an appetizer we had the pan-fried calamari. It was okay, the wrapped lemon was a cute touch but i mean honesty the calamari was too battered and not crisp enough. For an entree I had the Sushi grade tuna. It was cooked perfectly. THe sauces were fun but not one that i completely loved. I had a side of assperagus and it was amazing. I always seem to get the overcooked asperagus but this time they were perfect and served with hollandaise. nnI dont think for the price I would come back. Not worth it but I guess this place is perfect for those who wanna flaunt money


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Input: It is urging them to "keep trying" the emergency phone numbers instead, although some have pointed out that mobile phone batteries are running low.One expert said it could be because social media posts can be hard to verify.Many people are tweeting their addresses and asking to be rescued.However it is possible that not all the requests will be spotted - and they may not all be genuine."The web is messy and unpredictable," said Euan Semple, who advises on the impact of social media on businesses and society."You have to be able to judge signal from noise."Mr Semple added that persuading people to follow the Coast Guard's advice would be challenging."If you're in an extreme situation, and you can't get access through formal channels, and there is the prospect of help from somewhere else helping your signal to be seen, it would be tough not to."Residents of a care home were rescued after an image of them waist-deep in floodwater went viral on Twitter.Facebook has activated its safety check-in in Texas so that affected members can mark themselves safe.


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Input: The report suggested splitting the current role, as both head of the legal system and president of the States.Political expert Dr Adrian Lee said the dual role was unique to the islands.He said they were the only democratic jurisdictions in the world where the person judging a case had been involved in making the law.The Carswell Committee, which authored the report, suggested Jersey's Bailiff should step down as president of the States of Jersey and be replaced by an elected speaker.Lord Carswell said: "There are various international constitutional documents, which rather frown on the idea of judges having anything to do with the legislator."He said there was also a practical reason, as in recent years the Jersey Bailiff had had to spend increasing amounts of time on States work.Dr Lee, a former professor of politics at Plymouth University, said: "The Carswell Committee also made the point that as the two islands increasingly develop their international personalities, as they're called, it's important that their legal systems and political systems are clear to the outside world."At the moment there is some lack of clarity over who is speaking on behalf of, who's representing the island - is it the chief minister, the Lieutenant Governor, the Bailiff or is it all three?"A spokesperson for Guernsey's Policy Council said it would watch the developments in Jersey with interest.Guernsey States Assembly and Constitution Committee said it intended to discuss the report at a meeting next week.The dual role of both bailiffs came under the spotlight after Sark decided to spilt the role of seneschal, who was both chief judge and president of Chief Pleas, in October following pressure from outside of the island.


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Input: Cilic tested positive for banned substance nikethamide in April and was given a suspension in September, backdated to 1 May.This is the third time in just over two years that the Court of Arbitration for Sport has reduced the length of bans issued to tennis players. As all professionals now receive considerable anti-doping education, its latest reasons will be carefully studied when made public.But the Croat's appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas) was partially upheld, meaning he is eligible to return to competition.The 25-year-old has won nine career titles and is a former Australian Open semi-finalist."The panel determined that the degree of fault committed by the athlete was inferior to that established in the [tribunal] decision," Cas said in a statement."The panel also determined that the sanction imposed was too severe in view of the degree of fault and concluded that it should be reduced to four months."International Tennis Federation president Francesco Ricci Bitti said the ITF "respected the decision of the CAS tribunal, who agreed that an anti-doping rule violation has been committed"."We await the full decision to better understand CAS's reasoning for reducing the sanction," he added.Cilic's ranking, which has dropped to 47, is set for an immediate boost with the return of his points from events including the French Open, Wimbledon and Aegon Championships at Queen's Club, London, where he was runner-up to Andy Murray.


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Input: Let G be a simple and simply-connected complex algebraic group, P \subset G aparabolic subgroup. We prove an unpublished result of D. Peterson which statesthat the quantum cohomology QH^*(G/P) of a flag variety is, up to localization,a quotient of the homology H_*(Gr_G) of the affine Grassmannian \Gr_G of G. Asa consequence, all three-point genus zero Gromov-Witten invariants of $G/P$ areidentified with homology Schubert structure constants of H_*(Gr_G),establishing the equivalence of the quantum and homology affine Schubertcalculi.  For the case G = B, we use the Mihalcea's equivariant quantum Chevalleyformula for QH^*(G/B), together with relationships between the quantum Bruhatgraph of Brenti, Fomin and Postnikov and the Bruhat order on the affine Weylgroup. As byproducts we obtain formulae for affine Schubert homology classes interms of quantum Schubert polynomials. We give some applications in quantumcohomology.  Our main results extend to the torus-equivariant setting.


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Input: " Hey boss, look at what I found! " a crewman shouted. " I think this is it! " After a couple months on the sea we found it. If I just knew what followed... First, the goverment hung up wanted signs. Absolutely everywhere. Whenever we wanted to land at a port we were chased away or attacked. We had to get new supplies, so we figured we' d land on this remote island. My father used to trade with them, so I thougt they would not rat us out. Oh how wrong I was. As soon as word spread we were there five battleships were dispatched and heading towards us. The first artillery shells shook the ground while we still were loading up the food and ammunition. " Return fire! Load up faster, crew! In one minute we' re taking off to the uncharted sea! " Cannonballs, artillerystrikes and bullets were exchanged, we suffered one casualty, but we got out of range of the enemy. " Well done, guys! I think we did it! We should celebrate... " " Paul, would you please give your brother a piece of your chocolate? And when you are done, please throw away these boxes and clean up this mess! " This is my first time trying, hope it was n' t too awful. Criticism is appreciated.


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Input: The authority said it would also make £27m of cuts to adult social care and £6.7m in children's services and education under initial proposals.The Labour-run council is also planning to axe school crossing patrols, cut back on early years speech therapy and increase council tax by 4% a year.It said it would face a budget gap of between £40m and £75m.Sir Richard Leese, leader of Manchester City Council, said: "Manchester remains an ambitious city and this will be ambitious budget which will nevertheless involve some difficult decisions."We have to do services fundamentally differently to the way we do [them] now."He said devolution, which gave the city "greater autonomy" in areas such as health and social care, would help it to make the changes by placing "greater emphasis on prevention of problems, not spending fortunes on tackling them reactively"."In particular, we have to give people more support early on, more support in the communities they live in, rather than admitting them unnecessarily in hospital like we do now.He added: "These are options and no decisions about specific proposals are being taken until the New Year."Manchester's sole opposition councillor, Liberal Democrat John Leech, said people would be "understandably shocked and frustrated" at the job losses just weeks after a number of senior managers were awarded above-inflationary pay rises."Whilst I accept the cuts to Manchester are tough, there seems to be little attempt to lessen the blow on local residents and frontline services."Consultation on the proposals will begin next month.The authority said its resources had reduced from £682m a year in 2010/11 to about £528m a year, with a 40% reduction in the workforce.


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Input: John (part owner & tall, friendly guy behind the counter) will take time to talk with you about your wants & needs, and will special order anything you wish. I say this because he did it for me many times over the years that I lived walking distance from the store. Their fresh, Amish turkeys are the best you can get for Thanksgiving. You do need to order those in advance, however. If you don't see what you're looking for in the display case, just ask. He would custom cut a chunk of center sirloin for me - he always had a primal in stock, not frozen. nnHe would let me hang out in the lobby and talk meat on Saturday mornings, between customers. I wanted to help out behind the counter, just to learn from the team, but they hire young people to work the counter, and I couldn't take a job as a hobby that someone else needed to get thru school, etc. nnLong story short - If you like/love meat, but can't tell a ribeye from a strip, this is the place to go. They will help you make a decision, and how to treat the meat if need be. nnRemember - the only stupid question is the one that never gets asked. You needn't worry that you will be looked down upon if you ask a novice grilling question. This is not a pretentious boutique. It's a friendly, helpful business that truly values your business, and they will help you make some killer meat!


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Input: Simple nonlinear dynamical systems with multiple stable stationary states areoften taken as models for switchlike biological systems. This paper considersthe interaction of multiple such simple multistable systems when they areembedded together into a larger dynamical "supersystem." Attention is focusedon the network structure of the resulting set of coupled differentialequations, and the consequences of this structure on the propensity of theembedded switches to act independently versus cooperatively. Specifically, itis argued that both larger average and larger variance of the node degreedistribution lead to increased switch independence. Given the frequency ofempirical observations of high variance degree distributions (e.g., power-law)in biological networks, it is suggested that the results presented here may aidin identifying switch-integrating subnetworks as comparatively homogenous,low-degree, substructures. Potential applications to ecological problems suchas the relationship of stability and complexity are also briefly discussed.


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Input: The Council of Elders had gathered, as was tradition. A dozen or so familiar faces — Zorxx the Great, High Priest of the Poinsai Beta star system; Derns the Fierce, Intergalactic Warlord of Epsilon 9; and Sol, Elder of a system so distant, it remains nameless — among others. The ceremony was to begin shortly. As follows in the ancient scriptures of the starcreatures from Old Atlas Sigma 6, the Lottery was to be pulled on this date. Nature has a funny way. It has a strange tendency to refresh and replenish itself. From death, comes life; from extinction, comes evolution. At the last ceremony, Earth was chosen by the prophet. And at the ceremony before that. Never before Earth had the prophet chosen the same planet in three consecutive Lotteries. It would seem fate had a fondness for Earth, the tiny blue marble becoming a commodity among the Council. The Lottery is a ceremony originating in the Suns of Old. Every 2000 suns, the Council of Elders is to consult the Prophet. The Prophet is to select a planet of lower life. The ceremonial feast had been prepared and the horns sounded. The Council began the chant. " Civilizations crumble, People cry, Many will suffer, Many will die, Life is a blessing, But also a curse, Given this knowledge, Who knows which is worse? " The Prophet began its process. It said nothing. Silence fell upon the ceremony chamber. Faces grew grim. At the rise of the New Sun, the fleets would be dispatched, and planets would become the ashes from which civilizations are born. One planet was chosen to grow. It was n' t Earth.


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Input: [Abridged] We present an analysis of the scaling relations between X-rayproperties and Sunyaev-Zel'dovich (SZ) parameters for a sample of 24 X-rayluminous galaxy clusters observed with Chandra and with measured SZ effect.These objects are in the redshift range 0.14--0.82 and have X-ray bolometricluminosity L>10^45 erg/s. We perform a spatially resolved spectral analysis andrecover the density, temperature and pressure profiles of the ICM, just relyingon the spherical symmetry of the cluster and the hydrostatic equilibriumhypothesis. We observe that the correlations among X-ray quantities only are inagreement with previous results obtained for samples of high-z X-ray luminousgalaxy clusters. On the relations involving SZ quantities, we obtain that theycorrelate with the gas temperature with a logarithmic slope significantlylarger than the predicted value from the self-similar model. The measuredscatter indicates, however, that the central Compton parameter y_0 is a proxyof the gas temperature at the same level of other X-ray quantities likeluminosity. Our results on the X-ray and SZ scaling relations show a tensionbetween the quantities more related to the global energy of the system (e.g.gas temperature, gravitating mass) and the indicators of the structure of theICM (e.g. gas density profile, central Compton parameter y_0), showing the mostsignificant deviations from the values of the slope predicted from theself-similar model in the L-T, L-M_{tot}, M_{gas}-T, y_0-T relations. When theslope is fixed to the self-similar value, these relations consistently show anegative evolution suggesting a scenario in which the ICM at higher redshifthas lower both X-ray luminosity and pressure in the central regions than theexpectations from self-similar model.


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


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Input: Armed officers were sent to a store in Blackheath, in the West Midlands, at about 12:10 BST and cordoned off the scene as a helicopter hovered above.Officers searched the area and a man was detained. Police do not believe the incident is terror related.The supermarket was evacuated and several roads closed with drivers urged to avoid the area.No injuries have been reported, West Midlands police said.Ch Insp Paul Minor said: "The store remains closed while we examine the scene and assess the cause of the fire... we do not believe this to be related to any terror threat."Halesowen Street, John Street and Union Street were closed.In a statement, Sainsbury's said: "We can confirm there was an incident at our Blackheath store, which is currently closed."Thankfully no colleagues or customers were harmed and the matter is now being investigated by West Midlands Police."The UK terrorism threat level was reduced from critical to severe earlier, five days after the Manchester Arena attack on Monday, but increased security remains in place at events around the country.A huge police operation is under way in Birmingham while the city's annual two-day Pride festival takes places.