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Input: Blood drips red onto the floorboards, seeping through the dark mahogany. Her eyes, glassy yet dim, like a lightbulb that needs to be changed. My lips, bloody and gashed as I rip through flesh and sinew. Flesh. Muscle. Bone. Marrow. Nothing goes to waste. Each mouthful is a delicacy. Each bite is more desperate than the last. I savour the taste of her liver, the texture of her still pumping heart as it gushes with the soft velvet touch of blood in my mouth. Her body twitches still, the last remnant of life seeping out of her. I relish it. I quiver with delight when I think of what her thighs will taste like, her uterus, the traces of urine in her bladder... But not now. Beside her, a phone screen lights up, a single text message catches my eye. " Sara, where are you? What did Megan need help with? " I leap with delight to answer it, smearing blood on the screen as I do so. My fingernails are soiled and rotting. " Megans craigslist date ate her alive. She' s pretty upset. " " Aww, poor thing. Should I come over? " " Please do. " " Ok, I got ta finish work, but I' ll be there in an hour! see you! " I ca n' t help but cackle wildly as I toss the phone with reckless abandonment. One more! I can barely believe it! What luck! I drag her lifeless body over to the other two, the fat mother and the starving daughter. Their faces are contorted in agony but I could barely tolerate eating either one completely, as their extremities in weight caused the feasting experience to suffer. As I dump her body onto the heap of meat I can almost swear I hear a breath. A whisper. A quiet whimper from the girl. Impossible. I set to rummaging about the house for a mop to clean up the mess as I wait for my next course to arrive. I whistle while I work. I even sing a little. Imagine if this funny pattern where to just keep repeating itself. The unending feast would be unimaginable.


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Input: (Abridged) I report new light curves and determine the rotations and phasefunctions of several large Kuiper Belt objects, including the dwarf planet Eris(2003 UB313). (120348) 2004 TY364 shows a light curve which if double-peakedhas a period of 11.70+-0.01 hours and peak-to-peak amplitude of 0.22+-0.02magnitudes. (84922) 2003 VS2 has a well defined double-peaked light curve of7.41+-0.02 hours with a 0.21+-0.02 magnitude range. (126154) 2001 YH140 showsvariability of 0.21+-0.04 magnitudes with a possible 13.25+-0.2 hoursingle-peaked period. The seven new KBOs in the sample which show nodiscernible variations within the uncertainties on short rotational time scalesare 2001 UQ18, (55565) 2002 AW197, (119979) 2002 WC19, (120132) 2003 FY128,(136108) Eris 2003 UB313, (90482) Orcus 2004 DW, and (90568) 2004 GV9. Thethree medium to large sized Kuiper Belt objects 2004 TY364, Orcus and 2004 GV9show fairly steep linear phase curves (~0.18 to 0.26 mags per degree) betweenphase angles of 0.1 and 1.5 degrees. The extremely large dwarf planet Eris(2003 UB313) shows a shallower phase curve (0.09+-0.03 mags per degree) whichis more similar to the other known dwarf planet Pluto. It appears the surfaceproperties of the largest dwarf planets in the Kuiper Belt maybe different thanthe smaller Kuiper Belt objects. This may have to do with the larger objectsability to hold more volatile ices as well as sustain atmospheres. The absolutemagnitudes obtained using the measured phase slopes are a few tenths ofmagnitudes different from those given by the MPC.


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Input: Since my review nearly a year ago, this place has gone from bad to worse. Every order is wrong. The problem exists at both the ordering process in the drive through, but also in the order picking by staff even if the order was right. How sad. This is the worst McDonald's and worst customer service of any restaurant in any category. Here's what to expect: nnLong linesnRude customer service that claim its the customer's faultnIncorrect orders every timenCold friesnnThis is one of the restaurants I worry about that spits in food that retaliate insteed of fixing problems. They have added convenient waiting stations for your car to park so that they can hopefully match the order with the car. Too bad even then the orders are not right. What's worse? Nothing changes even when they aren't busy. nnAvoid this location.


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Input: Daniel Pelka, from Coventry, died in March 2012, after being starved and abused by his mother and her boyfriend.Speaking in the wake of a four-week Ofsted inspection of the service, Brian Walsh, of the city council, said he was "very concerned" about the results.The Ofsted report is due out later this month.In September, a serious case review found he was "invisible" at times to police, NHS and social care.Since Daniel's death, the council said referrals have risen from 3,085 in March 2013 to 4,529 in March 2014.Mr Walsh, who took over the department in September, said: "I am very concerned about what Ofsted are going to say."The increase in referrals has completely overwhelmed us in social care."However, Mr Walsh added Coventry's child protection services were "very different" to those in Birmingham which were branded a "national disgrace" by Ofsted's chief inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw in October.Ofsted has rated Birmingham's children's services inadequate since 2009 and the latest inspection was cancelled to allow a government review into the authority's plans to improve the department.Mr Walsh said: "We are in a very different position to Birmingham. We are a much smaller authority and we are aware of the problems. We will welcome external support if that's what's required."


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Input: Ashik Gavai was brought in with a swelling in his right jaw, Dr Sunanda Dhiware, head of Mumbai's JJ Hospital's dental department, told the BBC.The teenager had been suffering for 18 months and travelled to the city from his village after local doctors failed to identify the cause of the problem.Doctors have described his condition as "very rare" and "a world record"."Ashik's malaise was diagnosed as a complex composite odontoma where a single gum forms lots of teeth. It's a sort of benign tumour," Dr Dhiware said."At first, we couldn't cut it out so we had to use the basic chisel and hammer to take it out."Once we opened it, little pearl-like teeth started coming out, one-by-one. Initially, we were collecting them, they were really like small white pearls. But then we started to get tired. We counted 232 teeth," she added.The surgery, conducted on Monday, involved two surgeons and two assistants. The team was led by Dr Vandana Thorawade who heads the hospital's ENT (ear, nose and throat) department. Ashik now has 28 teeth.Describing Ashik's case as "very rare", Dr Dhiware said she had "not seen anything like this before in my 30-year career", but said she was "thrilled to get such an exciting case"."According to medical literature available on the condition, it is known to affect the upper jaw and a maximum of 37 teeth have been extracted from the tumour in the past. But in Ashik's case, the tumour was found deep in the lower jaw and it had hundreds of teeth."Ashik's father Suresh Gavai was quoted by the Mumbai Mirror as saying that his son complained of severe pain a month ago."I was worried that it may turn out to be cancer so I brought him to Mumbai," he said.


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Input: In the classical one-dimensional solution of fluid dynamics equations allunknown functions depend only on time t and Cartesian coordinate x. Althoughfluid spreads in all directions (velocity vector has three components) thewhole picture of motion is relatively simple: trajectory of one fluid particlefrom plane x=const completely determines motion of the whole plane. Basing onthe symmetry analysis of differential equations we propose generalization ofthis solution allowing movements in different directions of fluid particlesbelonging to plane x=const. At that, all functions but an angle determining thedirection of particle's motion depend on t and x only, whereas the angledepends on all coordinates. In this solution the whole picture of motionsuperposes from identical trajectories placed under different angles in 3Dspace. Orientations of the trajectories are restricted by a finite relationpossessing functional arbitrariness. The solution describes three-dimensionalnonlinear processes and singularities in infinitely conducting plasma, gas orincompressible liquid.


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Input: When I finally tried it, I wish I had not waited so long. Entering Max's is like going into your grandmother's living room. Very welcoming and nostalgic. nnThe menu is bigger than I expected with a variety of traditional appetizers and sandwiches along with a large selection of German items. Everything from multiple varieties of schnitzels, sausages, chickens and a sampler platter that lets you choose a combination of all of the above. All of the items we tried were full of flavor and served at the perfect temperature. Speaking of being full, the food is very rich so you will leave with a full stomach. nnThey have a good selection of beers and even offer a sampler option. The dessert selection looked delicious, but we were beyond stuffed so will have to savor them on a future visit. I can't wait to go back!


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Input: The case of gamma-ray absorption due to photon-photon pair production of jetphotons in the external photon environment like accretion disk and broad-lineregion radiation field of gamma-ray loud active galactic nuclei (AGN) thatexhibit strong emission lines is considered. I demonstrate that this ''localopacity'', if detected, will almost unavoidably be redshift-dependent in thesub-TeV range. This introduces non-negligible biases, and complicatesapproaches for studying the evolution of the extragalactic background lightwith contemporary GeV instruments like e.g. the Gamma-ray Large Area SpaceTelescope (GLAST), etc., where the gamma-ray horizon is probed by means ofstatistical analysis of absorption features (e.g. Fazio-Stecker relation, etc.)in AGN spectra at various redshifts. It particularly applies to strong-linequasars where external photon fields are potentially involved in gamma-rayproduction.


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Input: It announced that its retail arm saw a rise in operating profit to £456.8m in the 12 months to the end of March.This included a 50% rise in profits from retail energy supply. It made an average profit of £69 from each dual fuel customer, it said.This, it said, returned profit to a similar level seen in 2012-13.However, its profit margin in energy supply was 4.6% in 2014-15, compared with 2.9% in 2013-14 and 4.2% in 2012-13. The energy supply profit margin had averaged 3.9% over both the past five and three years, it said.Gas and electricity prices have been frozen for SSE customers until 2016 and the company said it had cut prices twice in recent times."SSE would like to extend its price freeze again, or even cut prices if further costs can be taken out of energy supply, and will work with the new UK government or indeed any stakeholder to find such solutions," it said.It has seen customer numbers fall despite the price freeze, blaming "increasingly challenging and highly competitive market conditions" for the decline to 8.5 million accounts.Some of this extra competition has come from smaller providers taking on the big six companies in the UK.Across the whole business, SEE reported an adjusted pre-tax profit for the 12 months to the end of March of £1.56bn, compared with £1.55bn the year before.It also said it would shut the Ferrybridge power station on the West and North Yorkshire border by March 2016.The company said the plant's 172 employees would be redeployed "where possible".


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Input: We review the possibility that the Supersymmetric Standard Model arises fromorbifold constructions of the E_8 x E_8 Heterotic Superstring, and thephenomenological properties that such a model should have. In particular,trying to solve the discrepancy between the unification scale predicted by theHeterotic Superstring (g_{GUT}x5.27x10^{17} GeV) and the value deduced from LEPexperiments (2x10^{16} GeV), we will predict the presence at low energies ofthree families of Higgses and vector-like colour triplets. Our approach relieson the Fayet-Iliopoulos breaking, and this is also a crucial ingredient,together with having three Higgs families, to obtain in these models aninteresting pattern of fermion masses and mixing angles at the renormalizablelebel. Namely, after the gauge breaking some physical particles appear combinedwith other states, and the Yukawa couplings are modified in a well controlledway. On the other hand, dangerous flavour-changing neutral currents may appearwhen fermions of a given charge receive their mass through couplings withseveral Higgs doublets. We will address this potential problem, finding thatviable scenarios can be obtained for a reasonable light Higgs spectrum.


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Input: I may not fight, I may not drink I may not have large battle scars But my job' s the worst, methinks: I am a pirate accountant, YAR! *CHORUS: O I am a pirate accountant A fearsome actuary And though I' m non combatant I' m every bit as scary* Our humble crew, though they are tough Piracy provides so little money So our finances, they were quite rough Our situation aint so funny *CHORUS* But these big blokes, Lord bless their souls, Their cheer stays full and hearty So every night upon the shoals They threw their great big parties *CHORUS* And though they could just end me With naught more than a leer The books, they looked quite ghastly And I' d had it up to here *CHORUS* I strode up to the captain My angered voice did move: " I' ve held the brandy captive' Till the balances improve! " *CHORUS* These burly men, their burly frames They trembled, terrified They all jumped up as if in flames Their pillaging was hurry-fied *CHORUS* So now you know why this egghead' s The baddest man you' ll ever see Forevermore you all shall dread The Accountant of the Seas! *CHORUS*


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Input: Many systems of different nature exhibit scale free behaviors. Economicsystems with power law distribution in the wealth is one of the examples. Tobetter understand the working behind the complexity, we undertook an empiricalstudy measuring the interactions between market participants. A Web server wassetup to administer the exchange of futures contracts whose liquidation priceswere coupled to event outcomes. After free registration, participants startedtrading to compete for the money prizes upon maturity of the futures contractsat the end of the experiment. The evolving `cash' flow network wasreconstructed from the transactions between players. We show that the networktopology is hierarchical, disassortative and scale-free with a power lawexponent of 1.02+-0.09 in the degree distribution. The small-world propertyemerged early in the experiment while the number of participants was stillsmall. We also show power law distributions of the net incomes andinter-transaction time intervals. Big winners and losers are associated withhigh degree, high betweenness centrality, low clustering coefficient and lowdegree-correlation. We identify communities in the network as groups of thelike-minded. The distribution of the community sizes is shown to be power-lawdistributed with an exponent of 1.19+-0.16.


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


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Input: All pupils at Redhill Academy in Arnold, Nottinghamshire, must wear trousers and skirts with the school logo on from September.It said some clothes sold as schoolwear were not "appropriate" and pupils should look "consistent" in appearance.But the new garments cost between £16 and £19 each, and parents say they will struggle to afford them.Sharon Turton, who has a son and daughter at the school, said the change was going to cost her "a fortune"."It's more than double what we are currently paying for one pair," she said."You don't buy just one pair of school trousers. You always buy two or three pairs to allow for dirt, damage or whatever."The petition has been signed by about 500 people.It states: "Not all children will conform to the sizes but most importantly the price is extortionate."Lower income families currently struggle with uniform costs."The board cannot expect these families to pay more, just for a logo."The skirts and trousers can only be bought from one approved supplier, which already supplies the school's blazers and ties.The school said the new skirts and trousers were better quality than items sold on the high street."They have already been adopted in some of our other Redhill Trust schools and feedback from parents has been extremely positive on the issues of durability and value for money," the school said in a statement."Retailers are not always helpful to parents in this regard by promoting a wide array of styles and fabrics as 'schoolwear' when in our opinion they are not necessarily appropriate for school for any number of reasons."


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Input: Several stars orbit around a black hole candidate of mass $3.7\times 10^6$M$_{\odot}$, in the region of the Galactic Center (GC). Looking for GeneralRelativistic (GR) periastron shifts is limited by the existence of a stellarcluster around the black hole that would modify the orbits due to classicaleffects that might mask the GR effect. Only if one knows the cluster parameters(its mass and core radius) it is possible to unequivocally deduce the GReffects expected and then test them. In this paper it is shown that theobservation of the proper motion of Sgr A$^*$, $v_{Sgr A^*} = (0.4\pm 0.9)$ kms$^{-1}$ (\citealt{reid2004}), could help us to constrain the clusterparameters significantly and that future measurements of the periastron shiftsfor at least three stars may adequately determine the cluster parameters andthe mass of the black hole.


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Input: The 25-year-old fusilier was killed outside Woolwich Barracks in London on 22 May 2013 by Islamist extremists.His four-year-old son, Jack, was among those at the private ceremony in Middleton Memorial Gardens earlier.He laid a floral tribute with his mother Rebecca. Its message read: "Me and Mummy Miss and Love You lots and lots. Jack xxx."Also attending the dedication service for the bronze drum and plaque were Lee Rigby's mother Lyn, step father Ian and father Philip McClure.The memorial symbolises the service of the drummer and machine gunner who served with the 2nd Battalion the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers.Col Mike Glover, regimental secretary of the Lancashire Fusiliers, told the ceremony the soldier's death sent "shockwaves through the country.""The afternoon of May 22 2013 Fusilier Lee Rigby... paid the ultimate sacrifice when the horror of the battlefield was brought to the streets of Woolwich," he said."That day will forever be embedded in our nation's history and for many here today it will remain forever in our hearts.Other service personnel from the borough who lose their lives will also be honoured with a memorial wall in the gardens.Councillor Peter Williams, deputy leader of Rochdale Council, said: "It is very important that we honour him in a respectful way. We're very proud of him."Welcoming the memorial, Fusilier Rigby's mother, Lyn, said: "It will be a lovely tribute to Lee who put his life on the line every day to serve his country."His father, Philip McClure, added: "I am still coming to terms with what happened. Lee will never be forgotten and this memorial is keeping his memory alive in his hometown."In October, Greenwich Council revealed a stone memorial would be placed in St George's Chapel garden, opposite Woolwich Barracks.


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Input: Tim had never accepted a bribe in his life, and now that he had he felt disgusted. He walked down the road with his head hung low, a defeated look in his eye. As he passed the strangers on the street they seemed to peer into his soul, and knew exactly what he had just down for them. He rounded the corner of the street, after stopping to get a McBurger, tasting the delicious fatty hazardous material, maybe for the last time. Soon, all the changes being made would remove this masterpiece, this god-like taste, that could only have been created at the bottom of a corporate monopoly. Tim strutted into the bad-side of town, This is the only place he could think of that could do what he was being bribed for. He took out the his corporate check-book and wrote the man on the other side of the counter a hefty check, not nearly as much as he was getting paid. He left the man with a set of instructions and walked out the door. He would have to pack, he could n' t bear the thought of when the media would find out that it was he, the CEO who had lead the fight against the first initiative, who had erected laws to prevent this exact thing from ever happening; " Tim! Gone Green? ", the headlines would say. For he had committed the gravest of deeds. He had installed solar panels, on all the buildings that he owned. He boarded the plane, Hopefully Lex would be able to explain the situation, cause he sure as hell was n' t.


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Input: The classes are good (most Y classes at any location are), but they fill up (be there at least 10 minutes before a yoga class to go in the second the door opens). I went to one 5: 30 yoga class that was so full that if you stretched your arms out, you hit your neighbor. I'd suggest limiting the number of people allowed in a class by giving out passes (like they do at Harris). There were times in the class that I had to be more concerned with no running into the person next to me than to of my own practice; not only distracting, but also potentially dangerous. It could cause an injury to adjust your stance just because the people next to your, in front of you, and behind you are all too close (I mean, less than 2 inches between us on all sides). nnOh, and the parking sucks, sucks, sucks. For a Saturday morning class, i spent 10 minutes trying to find a space.


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Input: I'm going to break it down into 2 areas because I had 2 different experiences: service and food quality. nnService: A++nNot only was I seated immediately as I waited for my guest, but upon learning that I was having a business lunch the hostess sat me in a quieter corner away from the bustling main room. I have never had a wait staff say "thank you" and "you're welcome" more than this. They even joked with me as I ended up waiting 30 minutes for my delayed guest. (I used this time to read other Yelp reviews for my meal selection. ) I can only hope that service is like this at all times. For my money it doesn't get any better here. nnFood: CnUnfortunately the food wasn't as good as the service. I got the chicken parmesan after reading that the salads were less than overwhelming. I guess it would be OK if you like your chicken parm buried in veggies and cheese. Me? I like my chicken parmesan to be mostly, you know, chicken. It wasn't bad, mind you, but I can make a better dish at home and I am certainly not an Italian restaurant. Can't say I recommend the meal I had here this day. (on the other hand, I did once have the lasagna here and I remember it being tasty). nnQuite frankly, for me the Olive Garden is a better Italian experience, even with all of its chain restaurant failings. I can forgive bad service if the food is great (the tip is an interesting invention) but not the other way around. My search for a go-to Italian restaurant will continue, though I can't say I won't be back if I get another invitation.


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Input: The mechanism of carbon nanotube (CNT) nucleation and growth has been amystery for over 15 years. Prior models have attempted the extension of olderclassical transport mechanisms. In July 2000, a more detailed and accuratenonclassical, relativistic mechanism was formulated considering the detaileddynamics of the electronics of spin and orbital rehybridization between thecarbon and catalyst via novel mesoscopic phenomena and quantum dynamics.Ferromagnetic carbon was demonstrated. Here, quantum (Hall) effects andrelativistic effects of intense many body spin-orbital interactions for novelorbital rehybridization dynamics (Little Effect) are proposed in this newdynamical magnetic mechanism. This dynamic ferromagnetic mechanism is proven byimposing dynamic and static magnetic fields during CNT syntheses and observingthe different influence of these external magnetic environments on thecatalyzing spin currents and spin waves and the resulting CNT formation.


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


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


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Input: "nnThe food was good. I had a sashimi platter with some additional pieces, which was perfectly average. You can get the same thing around the corner at Sushi Kim.. . and I think the quality is a bit better and the price lower. nnAnother in our party had the rib eye. It was cooked well and he liked it. For dessert the cheesecake was good, although the blueberries were clearly from frozen (unacceptable in July when they're in season). nnI had to sit and wait 5 minutes after my food was brought out before I could flag down a server to ask for some chopsticks and soy sauce. nnIt's not that the servers aren't working.. . it's that they're spread too thin. Understaffed. All working hard, but covering too many tables. nnLong story short, I won't go back. Walk over one block and go to Eleven! Same price, better food and service.


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Input: Media playback is not supported on this deviceAfter a stuttering 7-33 win against Italy, Wales dominated much of the match against England, only to lose to Elliot Daly's 76th-minute try.Jones' side travel to Murrayfield to face Scotland next, a fixture where they have not lost since 2003."The competitor in us would rather play again tomorrow," Jones said.The skipper continued: "We've got two weeks to regroup. We feel we improved on the first weekend [against Italy], and we can only improve again."We've five minutes to work on, probably. I sound like a broken record. If you go back a few years, we were probably saying the same thing, but the vast majority of the performance was a vast improvement."Media playback is not supported on this deviceWales struggled for much of the first half against Italy but put together a better team performance against England, but could not hold on to their lead as the visitors capitalised on Wales failing to put the ball into touch just before Daly touched down."I make no bones in saying it, we win as a team and we lose as a team, and we will improve as a team as well," Jones said."Improvement for everyone is pretty limitless. We improved from the Italy game, and we will continue to work to do that again."The result was England's 16th successive win and means they have won both of their opening Six Nations games, after beating France, to go top of the table after two rounds.Jones added: "We matched them with physicality, but ultimately we feel that we hurt ourselves in those last few minutes."They [England] were as good as we said they were before the start of the game."We were able to stop the momentum they had coming into the game - and in the game - for the majority, but winning is a habit and they are on a roll now. Unfortunately, we fell short."


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Input: It is proposed that radiation belts similar to the ones in the planetarymagnetosphere can exist for a pulsar with a relatively long period and a strongmagnetic field. In the belts located in the closed field line region near thelight cylinder relativistic pairs are trapped and maintained at a densitysubstantially higher than the local Goldreich-Julian corotation density. Thetrapped plasma can be supplied and replenished by either direct injection ofrelativistic pairs from acceleration of externally-supplied particles in adormant outer gap or in situ ionization of the accreted neutral material in thetrapping region. The radiation belts can be disrupted by waves that are excitedin the region as the result of plasma instabilities or emitted from the surfacedue to starquakes or stellar oscillations. The disruption can cause anintermittent particle precipitation toward the star producing radio bursts. Itis suggested that such bursts may be seen as rotating radio transients (RRATs).


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


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Input: I saw a few Chinese people there eating and thought to myself this food will be great. Because I usually judge a restaurant for being authentic if their own people go. I was wrong. The wait staff leaves a lot to be desired, the hosts are great. However, the gentleman passed by me literally 8 times and did not refill my water for a good 15 minutes. I basically had to flag him down and tell him to please refill it. We ordered the sesame cold noodles. Which I love the peanut sauce but way too much soy in there so it came off extremely salty. Also we order the favorite shrimp (which is that sweet mayo shrimp) and sesame chicken. Okay the favorite shrimp was disgusting. The sauce tasted old and I couldn't even stomach to eat it. The side of broccoli was just drizzle with soysauce and salty! the sesame chicken was average however I did enjoy how they didn't soak it in sauce. I asked for extra vegetables and we were charged more for it but got literally just a spoon full of vegetables. Jade Asian Fusion and Dim Sum tastes so much better


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


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Input: We model energy dependencies of the quasi periodic oscillations (QPO) in themodel of disc epicyclic motions, with X-ray modulation caused by varyingrelativistic effects. The model was proposed to explain the high frequency QPOobserved in X-ray binaries. We consider two specific scenarios for the geometryof accretion flow and spectral formation. Firstly, a standard cold accretiondisc with an active X-ray emitting corona is assumed to oscillate. Secondly,only a hot X-ray emitting accretion flow oscillates, while the cold disc isabsent at the QPO radius. We find that the QPO spectra are generally similar tothe spectrum of radiation emitted at the QPO radius, and they are broadened bythe relativistic effects. In particular, the QPO spectrum contains the disccomponent in the oscillating disc with a corona scenario. We also review theavailable data on energy dependencies of high frequency QPO, and we point outthat they appear to lack the disc component in their energy spectra. This wouldsuggest the hot flow geometry in the spectral states when high frequency QPOare observed.


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Input: You know, I' m not entirely sure as to how this whole arrangement came about. Some big people with some big ideas decided that the world was too big and scary for the humans. It was probably *him*, to be entirely honest. You know who I' m talking about. He was always coming up with some half cocked scheme keep them chugging along. This just happened to be one of his... less thought out plans. But let' s not dwell on the why. My time is far too valuable to be contemplating that kind of thought. Let me tell you about my guy. Bill. Fucking Bill. Do you have any idea how hard it is to protect someone that has, very literally, no sense of self preservation? On a daily basis, he is very nearly maimed or killed, and it is due in all entirety to his complete lack of competence. Do you know how many times I have had to prevent him from choking to death? Any idea? I' ve been keeping count, actually, and it has happened 436 times. Do you know how many times it was due to him getting too excited about eating a fucking cookie? 103. Day in and day out, I have to prevent this man from accidentally killing himself, and to what end? He will no doubt die in no small part due to his own stupidity, and *of course* they will say it' s my fault. Hello, Hell! Here I come! If I did n' t enjoy being alive and " free " so much, at some point I would just let that cookie kill him. I have grown, in case you ca n' t tell, incredibly apathetic towards this man. As much as I wish I could be rid of him, here is where I have to stay. He remains my mortal binding, and when he is gone, I will only be dragged deeper down. To to delay that god awful fate, his guardian I have to remain. Oh look, he' s gotten out of bed. Risky move on his part. I bet this day is going to be just *great*.


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Input: We study Batch Processor-Sharing (BPS) queuing model with hyper-exponentialservice time distribution and Poisson batch arrival process. One of the maingoals to study BPS is the possibility of its application in size-basedscheduling, which is used in differentiation between Short and Long flows inthe Internet. In the case of hyper-exponential service time distribution wefind an analytical expression of the expected conditional response time for theBPS queue. We show, that the expected conditional response time is a concavefunction of the service time. We apply the received results to the Two LevelProcessor-Sharing (TLPS) model with hyper-exponential service time distributionand find the expression of the expected response time for the TLPS model. TLPSscheduling discipline can be applied to size-based differentiation in TCP/IPnetworks and Web server request handling.


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Input: After a decade of unsuccessfully fighting for independence, the autonomous region is now firmly under the control of its Russian-appointed leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, although separatist groups continue low-level guerrilla attacks.In addition, jihadist groups, including those aligned with Islamic State terrorist organization, exist in the region.Oil-rich Chechnya has enjoyed a period of relative stability under Mr Kadyrov. But critics have accused the pro-Moscow leader and his government of suppressing media and other freedoms, as well as human rights violations including kidnappings and torture.Status Republic within Russian FederationPopulation Approximately 1 millionMajor languages Chechen, RussianMajor religions Islam, ChristianityNatural resources OilPresident: Ramzan KadyrovRamzan Kadyrov, son of assassinated President Akhmad Kadyrov and a former rebel fighter, was nominated for the Chechen presidency by Russian President Vladimir Putin in spring 2007.His tenure has marked a period of relative stability in Chechnya. Human rights groups have criticised Mr Kadyrov for allowing serious human rights violations to flourish in the republic.Mr Kadyrov has defended himself against critics, insisting that iron rule is required to bring stability.Reporters Without Borders includes President Kadyrov on its list of "Predators of Press Freedom". Chechnya has no opposition media. TV is the most popular medium and local broadcasts fall under state control. The Chechen government has also made steps to tighten online control.Some key dates in Chechnya's history:


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Input: Using the quantum string Bethe ansatz we derive the one-loop energy of afolded string rotating with angular momenta (S,J) in AdS_3 x S^1 inside AdS_5 xS^5 in the limit 1 << J << S, z=\lambda^(1/2) log(S/J) /(\pi J) fixed. Theone-loop energy is a sum of two contributions, one originating from theHernandez-Lopez phase and another one being due to spin chain finite sizeeffects. We find a result which at the functional level exactly matches theresult of a string theory computation. Expanding the result for large z weobtain the strong coupling limit of the scaling function for low twist, highspin operators of the SL(2) sector of N=4 SYM. In particular we recover thefamous -3 log(2)/\pi. Its appearance is a result of non-trivial cancellationsbetween the finite size effects and the Hernandez-Lopez correction.


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Input: Selt was deemed to have brought the game into disrepute with tweets the WPBSA described as "offensive"."They have set a precedent with this punishment. I now expect any player who does what I have done to get similar disciplinary action," he said.Selt, 31, says he accepts the sanction and will not be making an appeal.Englishman Selt had previously been warned about his conduct on social media, but says he "kept making the same mistakes" after a member of the public made a complaint to the governing body about his conduct online.He will now miss the Riga Masters in Latvia in June and August's Paul Hunter Classic in Germany."Social media is not there to be tweeting like a robot, the ban won't change my personality but I will refrain from swearing," Selt told BBC Sport."I don't swear all the time anyway, it was only a couple of times which is why I feel the ban is a little bit wrong."There are plenty of other players ranked higher than me who are using profanities and being more rude than I am. I am confused as to how World Snooker want to monitor me and nothing is being done about them."If someone gives you a bit of stick, I am 100% entitled to give it back. If you are not being malicious, I don't see what the problem is."


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Input: Overwhelmed with work at that time of the night and unfamiliarity with the area prompted a quick call for their Ad's Rockin' Pasta ($17). I was initially told the delivery would arrive in 45 minutes to an hour, but the food came knocking on my hotel room sooner than expected. nnThe complimentary mini garlic buns were cooled by that time. It was over-buttered but yummy nonetheless. It was a delight to see the whopping serving of pasta after not having anything to eat all day. Thankfully it was kept warm by the plastic container and comforting with every bite. The generous servings of angel hair was filled to the brim with juicy chicken slices, very few shrimps, mushrooms, roasted and hot peppers drenched in a mild marinara sauce. The flood of sweet and semi-savory marinara was not the ideal and the peppers also did not make an impression. The quality of the pasta was overcooked and oversoaked, but the pieces of chunky chicken were tender and delicious. The side salad did not look very fresh and was not newsworthy. nnI didn't get a chance to visit the venue to get a better impression of the establishment, but as a delivery service I thought it was fast while portions were very generous. Value wise, kudos to them for having a $5 children's menu for those at the ages 2-10. For my dish however, I still consider it overpriced for what was supposed to be their fanciest pasta dish. 2. 5 stars for the experience.


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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: A million listeners is a big drop. However, quarterly radio listening figures have a habit of bouncing around.Look over the long term and what's surprising is that in an era of huge technological change, radio listening has stayed so stable overall.In March 2006, Radio 1 had a weekly reach of 9.9 million listeners aged over 15. In March 2016, it had 9.9 million.However, there are trends hidden in the figures.The number of hours that 15-24 year-olds listen to radio has gone from 29 million hours in 2010 to 16 million in 2016.That young audience has dropped from 3.7 million (45%) to 2.9 million (36%).But why do people care so much about Radio 1's figures?The BBC worries about it because it is their most successful youth brand and the corporation as a whole struggles to reach young people.The external attention is harder to fathom. The era of Radio 1 being the most listened-to radio station passed long ago.The big shift has not been the decline of Radio 1, it has been the rise of Radio 2. In 1999, Radio 2 had 9.6 million listeners - it now has 15.5 million.Radio 1's success in the 1970s and 80s means that the middle-aged people who are avid consumers of news retain an interest in the one bit of youth culture that they still recognise.Indeed, Radio 1 has 4.1 million listeners over the age of 35 - and around 800,000 of them are over the age of 60.It is worth noting that this 4.1 million figure hasn't changed much, even though BBC 6Music - which is aimed at this older audience - has seen its reach go from 200,000 to 1.4 million.Around 11 million hours of Radio 1's listening is by people over the age of 45. The problem for Radio 1 is that today's generation gap is more about the way we consume music than the music itself.No wonder Radio 1's press release wants to point out how many hits the station's channel is getting on YouTube.Follow us on Twitter @BBCNewsEnts, on Instagram, or email entertainment.news@bbc.co.uk.


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


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Input: It was the latest public spat over the transfer of power since Mauricio Macri narrowly beat Ms Fernandez's chosen successor.She boycotted Mr Macri's inauguration two weeks ago in a row over the venue.Ms Fernandez had led Argentina since 2007, taking over the presidency from her husband Nestor after elections.Nestor Kirchner, who died in 2010, came to power in 2003.The administration of Mauricio Macri now uses the Twitter handle @CasaRosada - named after the iconic pink presidential palace in Buenos Aires.One of the first messages posted on the account reads: "Today the #CasaRosada finds us united. There's change in the air and we're ready to grow."Less than 24 hours after being unveiled, the new official site was showing more than 100,000 followers.The previous official account @CasaRosadaAR now describes itself as a "Twitter tribute" to the presidencies of Ms Fernandez and her late husband, Nestor Kirchner - and "not official from 10 December 2015". It currently shows 326,000 followers.Twitter removed the blue badge marking it as a verified account on 10 December, AFP news agency reports.Mr Macri's victory was the first in more than a decade for Argentina's centre-right opposition and ended the Peronist Party's 12-year rule.


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


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Input: She is charged with a number of drug offences.Police said the woman was arrested in Birmingham on Wednesday. She is due to appear at Newtownards Magistrates' Court on Saturday.The woman is one of a number of people who have been charged in connection with the police investigation.The officer leading the investigation, Det Insp Andy Dunlop, said: "There are more arrests to follow. This investigation is complex, but we are vigorously pursuing all lines of inquiry to gather all evidence against those allegedly involved. This is the ninth person to be charged in connection with this investigation."Police have carried out searches at more than 20 addresses since 25 March.Searches have taken place in Belfast, Greenisland, Bangor, Newtownards and Ballywalter.The PSNI is working with the National Crime Agency and Italian Carabinieri as part of the operation.


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Input: The singer said she contacted officers after she was called at home in Blackburn, 10 times over the weekend.The man allegedly swore at her and told the Britain's Got Talent star: "I know where you live."Police have taken a statement from Boyle and said inquiries are ongoing. The 54-year-old has spoken of her concern about the calls.She told the Scottish Sun: "I'm really worried about getting these threatening calls - I haven't slept much since they started. I have no idea who the person is or why they have chosen to call me."She added: "The police were very reassuring and saying all the right things."But deep down, I am really worried."A fantastic performance of I Dreamed A Dream on Britain's Got Talent in 2009 helped turned Boyle into an international star, with her first album selling millions of copies.She has since sung for the Pope, the Queen and at the opening ceremony of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.Last year she revealed she had been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome which sometimes leaves her feeling "a sense of panic".A Police Scotland spokesman said: "We received a report of nuisance phone calls received at an address in Blackburn on Saturday, 20 June. Inquiries are ongoing."


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


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Input: My girlfriends and I thoroughly enjoy the half-price martinis on Wednesdays - my personal fave is the pineapple upside-down martini. Mmmm tastes like cake! Who doesn't like cake in a glass? nnI've eaten a variety of dishes on the menu and each dish I've had was both tasty and affordable enough to come back. Some of my favorites are the Fried Goat Cheese Salad, the Shepherd Pizza and Pasta Primavera. nnFor those adult beverage seekers, the bar can get crowded during happy hour and special event evenings. I'm a fan of Cosmo's bar crowd, as compared to its neighbors, this bar attracts a well behaved crowd of upper 20s-late 30s. Not that I have an issue with a younger crowd, but I'm just jiving with the cages, swings and go-go dancers next door. nnMake sure to note that Cosmo's sports a limited menu on big event nights and offers half price apps from 5-7 pm. This is definitely a spot to make reservations during event nights!


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Input: The skeleton belongs to a small, plant-eating dinosaur which lived 200 million years ago - at the beginning of the Jurassic Period.Although this species was widespread at the time, scientists have largely had to rely on incomplete fossils.The analysis was carried out at the ESRF facility in Grenoble, France, and showed that the specimen was juvenile.The skeleton is too small and fragile, and the rocks around it too hard, to allow it to be studied by conventional means.In addition, the rock matrix in which the fossil is preserved contains trapped minerals which prevented it from being scanned in a standard CT scanner.The specimen was discovered in a stream bed on a farm in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa by palaeontologist Billy de Klerk."There's still a lot we don't know about early plant-eating dinosaurs," said Prof Jonah Choiniere from the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa."We need new specimens like this one and new technology like the synchrotron to fill in those gaps."Prof Choiniere, along with Dr Vincent Fernandez, from the ESRF (European Synchrotron), scanned the specimen with high-powered X-rays to understand how the species, Heterodontosaurus tucki, ate, moved, and breathed.Scanning the fist-sized skull might allow the scientists to perform a 3D reconstruction of the animal's brain, offering insights into its lifestyle - including its sense of smell, and whether it was capable of complex behaviours.The scientists think the diminutive dinosaur used its back teeth to grind down plant food. In other animals with similar anatomy, this requires the teeth to be replaced due to wear and tear.The team members said they can now begin testing this theory and others regarding the dinosaur's biology and behaviour.Follow Paul on Twitter.


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Input: Me and husband had gotten a babysitter (4 kids) and was so looking forward to going out to a restaurant that we hadn't eaten at before but when we arrived a lady explained that we didn't have reservations. I told her that I had made reservations on their web site (not open table or the like--but their reservation web site) but hadn't recieved any confirmation or e-mail that they were booked. I had gotten a little concerned a couple days before because I hadn't heard anything so I went in again and commented that I'd like a phone call or e-mail to confirm or deny but nothing again so we showed up hoping it was okay---the place had 2 people sitting in it at 6pm (our reservation time) and she said that they couldn't accomodate--even though there was 20 some tables empty--we were very upset by the lack of service and understanding--we love to eat out and do it quite often but will never go here again---Ruth's Chris down the road was very accomodating and the food was delicious!! !


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


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


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Input: The hostess and bartender were great. They great you with a smile and pleasantly wait on you. The food is just OK. nnThe hostess greated us with a smile and mentioned it would be about 15 minutes. We asked if we could eat at the bar and he said of course. We found a small booth at the bar. On our way back we noticed that there were several empty tables available. We found this strange and that is one reason I gave them 3 stars. nnWe were greated by the bartender, who was quite nice looking, with a smile. He had alot of tables and still seemed to manage pouring drinks and delivering food. He was great at his job. nnI ordered tortilla soup and salad with raspberry vinaigrette and it was good, delivered with a smile, and timely. nnThe bartender kept our drinks full as well. nnI would give the service 5 stars, food 3 stars, size of the restaurant is large but they never seem to be staffed for it so that i would give 1 star. nnGreat place to go for a quick lunch! !


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Input: The tension in the room was incredible. You could taste it. You could feel it bend under the intent gaze of hundreds of reporters. It was terrifying for all of us. Thousands of factories had opened up in the past few weeks under the scrutiny of the tentative alliance between the new visitors and our new unified government. The trade agreement had done a lot for us here on Earth. We are in a position where there is not war, people are people and money is everybody' s. We have reached a level where matters between us don' t matter. Money brings us all together for once. Back to the tension, see, even I' m trying to cut it. A single briefcase full of 5, 000, 000, 000, 000 galactic credits. Enough to push us toward standing beside some of the greatest civilizations this universe harbors. For what you ask? A contract. Those factories are for us. See, we are the only race in a million planets with opposable thumbs. And they really like My Little Pony dolls. Deal made. So many pictures. Our future first documented. Before boarding the trade ship, the thumbless beings turned around and spoke; "Friendship is Magic "_________ EDIT: Spelling, format, etc.


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Input: The reporter gives a satisfied sigh. His masterpiece is ready. He decides to give it one last read when his train of thought is derailed by a mighty crash. " Wh-..? " There' s a hole where his front door used to be. Splinters decorate the blue armor of the immense figure taking up most of his hall. Angry eyes glare at him from behind metal bars. The monster lowers its head, charges, and lunges. The reporter screams. Then it all goes dark. Slowly, the world returns to him, though not his sight. His arms are twisted behind his back and he can' t move, largely on account of being tied to a chair. He tries to scream but the gag puts a quick stop to it. "Jolly good, you' re awake "Somebody pulls the blindfold off his eyes. Once he gets used to the light, he sees four figures. The enormous armored monster is there, one meaty hand on his shoulder. Opposite him is a black man, impossibly tall and towering. He grins evilly when he sees the reporter looking. In front of him are two men, both white, both in slacks, unbuttoned long-sleeved shirts, and caps. One is standing back with a neutral expression, the other rolling up his sleeves. He' s the one speaking. "Now, I hope you understand this isn' t personal, of course. We just… have some secrets that need to stay secret. "He rubs his immaculately shaved chin in thought, then turns to the other man, the one with the bags. "I' ll think I' ll use a nine iron for this one. "The reporter gives muffled screams of protest. It' s no use. The man swings. Crack. -- -- _-104 | [ more ] ( /r/vonBoomslang ) _


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Input: The space-time geometry is considered to be a physical geometry, i.e. ageometry described completely by the world function. All geometrical conceptsand geometric objects are taken from the proper Euclidean geometry. They areexpressed via the Euclidean world function \sigma_E and declared to be conceptsand objects of any physical geometry, provided the Euclidean world function\sigma_E is replaced by the world function \sigma of the physical geometry inquestion. The set of physical geometries is more powerful, than the set ofRiemannian geometries, and one needs to choose a true space-time geometry. Ingeneral, the physical geometry is multivariant (there are many vectors whichare equivalent to a given vector, but are not equivalent between themselves).The multivariance admits one to describe quantum effects as geometric effectsand to consider existence of elementary particles as a geometrical problem,when the possibility of the physical existence of an elementary geometricobject in the form of a physical body is determined by the space-time geometry.Multivariance admits one to describe discrete and continuous geometries, usingthe same technique. A use of physical geometry admits one to realize thegeometrical approach to the quantum theory and to the theory of elementaryparticles.


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Input: Craig Stewart, 32, from Devon, was treated at hospitals in England but had no movement in his left arm.After three years of treatment at Morriston Hospital, he can move his previously paralysed arm.Surgeons from the Welsh centre for burns and plastic surgery have spent 12 years developing pioneering treatment.Following the accident, which happened soon after he left the Army, Mr Stewart was treated at hospitals in Devon and London."My arm was just like a dead weight. I had no control over it. It would just hang down by my side," he said.Mr Stewart was then referred to specialist consultant plastic surgeon Dean Boyce in Morriston, who took muscle from his thigh to act as a bicep.After a further year of physiotherapy and hydrotherapy, he was able to bend his arm.Two months ago, a tendon was switched from his wrist to his hand, allowing him to have limited movement in his fingers.The fork lift driver said: "It happened and I had to live with it. But starting to get everything working again is great - it's a bonus."Morriston is one of the few places in the UK that can treat injuries to the brachial plexus - the network of nerves in the neck that control upper limb movement.Mr Boyce called it "a very complex area of surgery".


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Input: The incident happened after Derry City lost 2-1 to Dundalk in an FAI Cup semi-final replay at Brandywell Stadium.There are reports a Dundalk supporters' bus was vandalised during the trouble that happened outside the grounds.Police have yet to confirm the incident.  Derry City have yet to comment.Derry councillors have condemned the attack.Councillor Gary Donnelly said a group of Dundalk fans were cornered by a gang of youths outside a pub on the Lecky Road."When I arrived the crowd had dispersed and the Dundalk fans' mini-bus, which had been attacked, had been repaired and they were about to leave the area but they were visibly shaken," he said.Mr Donnelly told BBC Radio Foyle that the supporters' mini-bus had its tyres slashed and graffiti sprayed on windows."Residents told me that after the game a number of Dundalk fans were making their way back to the bus when one of them was assaulted."A young boy of about 14-years-old was hit on the back of the head with a bottle before locals intervened and the four guys ran off."Sinn FÃ©in councillor Patricia Logue, who lives in the area, said extra security may now be needed during match nights."This is criminal behaviour by youths who are causing mayhem in our community," she said."The people of the Brandywell, the visiting fans, Derry City Football Club, do not want this happening in the area."The residents are distraught and extra security will be one of the topics I'll be talking about to the relevant agencies today."


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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: The Bogoliubov recursion is a particular procedure appearing in the processof renormalization in perturbative quantum field theory. It provides convergentexpressions for otherwise divergent integrals. We develop here a theory offunctional identities for noncommutative Rota-Baxter algebras which is shown toencode, among others, this process in the context of Connes-Kreimer's Hopfalgebra of renormalization. Our results generalize the seminal Cartier-Rotatheory of classical Spitzer-type identities for commutative Rota-Baxteralgebras. In the classical, commutative, case, these identities can beunderstood as deriving from the theory of symmetric functions. Here, we showthat an analogous property holds for noncommutative Rota-Baxter algebras. Thatis, we show that functional identities in the noncommutative setting can bederived from the theory of noncommutative symmetric functions. Lie idempotents,and particularly the Dynkin idempotent play a crucial role in the process.Their action on the pro-unipotent groups such as those of perturbativerenormalization is described in detail along the way.


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Input: Michigan Nonotthestate finally had his lucky break. A young boy had invited him to crash on his father' s sofa for the night, as a brief respite from the bitter cold. Small comfort by itself, but the boy had also promised Michigan that his father was quite wealthy and extremely generous towards the homeless. The couch was, admittedly, only slightly more comfortable than his usual bed of cardboard and bubble wrap. However, it was far warmer, so Michigan could n' t complain. He quickly dozed off. -- - In the middle of a pleasant dream about dogs made of butter, Michigan awoke with a start. He glanced at the wall clock. 1: 17 AM. " Well, slap me sideways and call me Joan Jett, " he moaned. " I appear to have done the unthinkable whilst I slept. " As he laid back down to wallow in his latest foible, he heard a man' s voice from behind the sofa. " This is unbeknownst to me! ", the man cried. " And now it is beknownst. Also, I did the unthinkable, so I' d appreciate a towel, a deck of cards, and three Canadian toonies, " replied Michigan. The man, who Michigan surmised to be the young boy' s father, performed an almost beautifully timed double take. " What do you mean, you did the unthinkable? " " Sir. What, exactly, do you think I mean? " Upon attempting to think of the unthinkable, the boy' s father immediately shut down, because I forgot to mention that everybody is robots in this story.


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Input: Ab initio wavefunction based methods are applied to the study of electroncorrelation effects on the band structure of oxide systems. We choose MgO as aprototype closed-shell ionic oxide. Our analysis is based on a localHamiltonian approach and performed on finite fragments cut from the infinitesolid. Localized Wannier functions and embedding potentials are obtained fromprior periodic Hartree-Fock (HF) calculations. We investigate the role ofvarious electron correlation effects in reducing the HF band gap and modifyingthe band widths. On-site and nearest-neighbor charge relaxation as well aslong-range polarization effects are calculated. Whereas correlation effects areessential for computing accurate band gaps, we found that they produce smallerchanges on the HF band widths, at least for this material. Surprisingly, abroadening effect is obtained for the O 2p valence bands. The ab initio dataare in good agreement with the energy gap and band width derived fromthermoreflectance and x-ray photoemission experiments. The results show thatthe wavefunction based approach applied here allows for well controlledapproximations and a transparent identification of the microscopic processeswhich determine the electronic band structure.


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Input: Ms Borst, 81, helped push through legislation in 2001 that made the Netherlands the first country to legalise euthanasia.Forensic scientists were unable to say why she died. Police have said it was either an accident or a crime.Ms Borst, who was a medical academic, served as minister from 1994-2002.Her body was found on Monday evening and the area around her home near the central city of Utrecht was cordoned off.Initial inquiries proved inconclusive, however police on Tuesday ruled out death by natural causes.A full post mortem examination will now take place at the Netherlands Forensic Institute, they say."She may have had an accident after she felt unwell, but that cannot yet be said with certainty," a police spokesman told Dutch media. "So we cannot yet say whether any crime may have been involved."A spokesman had earlier told Dutch radio there were no indications of anything untoward happening.Els Borst had appeared at a conference of her liberal D66 party on Saturday and her death came as a shock to political colleagues in The Hague.For a time, she led her party in the 1990s and Prime Minister Mark Rutte said her death was a great loss for Dutch politics."She ensured a breakthrough in the field of euthanasia for which very many people are still grateful," said Health Minister Edith Schippers.She was also behind legislation governing the use of tissue from aborted foetuses for medical research.


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Input: More than three-quarters (78%), of 1,500 students questioned, had lost money through unfair charges by landlords or utility companies.Overall they lose £335m a year, says consumer mediator Ombudsman Services.Students should be able to stand up for their rights, said chief ombudsman Lewis Shand Smith.Energy, property and telecoms are the most likely culprits, suggests the research, with students reporting being overcharged for gas and electricity, made to pay bills from previous tenants or for damage they or their housemates did not cause.Some forgot to reclaim their tenancy deposit or paid twice for the same service.Only a quarter of students who encountered a problem actually complained, according to the survey. Some said they could not be bothered, while others were afraid of intimidation or embarrassed.A new guide to help students avoid being overcharged contains tips on how to take a meter reading, shopping around to get the best utility deals,  querying high bills and how to report faults, keep records of conversations and complain.Broadband packages are another minefield, says the guide, so students are advised to check the length of contracts, whether they are transferable, and to be aware of any limits on the amount of data they can download - even with so-called "unlimited" deals.To avoid losing deposits for damage caused by previous tenants, they are advised to check tenancy agreements and take inventories and photographs when they first move in."We want to ensure that all students are able to stand up for their rights and speak out when things go wrong, whether that is being asked to pay for a bill from a previous tenant or paying for damage they did not do," said Mr Shand Smith."Students should not be losing money, simply because they don't know their rights or are not making a fuss."


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


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Input: We present photometric detections of dust emission at 850 and 450 micronaround the pre-main sequence M1 dwarf TWA 7 using the SCUBA camera on the JamesClerk Maxwell Telescope. These data confirm the presence of a cold dust diskaround TWA 7, a member of the TW Hydrae Association. Based on the 850 micronflux, we estimate the mass of the disk to be 18 lunar masses (0.2 Earth masses)assuming a mass opacity of 1.7 cm^2/g with a temperature of 45 K. This makesthe TWA 7 disk (d=55 pc) an order of magnitude more massive than the diskreported around AU Microscopii (GL 803), the closest (9.9 pc) debris diskdetected around an M dwarf. This is consistent with TWA 7 being slightlyyounger than AU Mic. We find that the mid-IR and submillimeter data require thedisk to be comprised of dust at a range of temperatures. A model in which thedust is at a single radius from the star, with a range of temperaturesaccording to grain size, is as effective at fitting the emission spectrum as amodel in which the dust is of uniform size, but has a range of temperaturesaccording to distance. We discuss this disk in the context of known disks inthe TW Hydrae Association and around low-mass stars; a comparison of masses ofdisks in the TWA reveals no trend in mass or evolutionary state (gas-rich vs.debris) as a function of spectral type.


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Input: The price was good and the staff were nice. The place is good to sit and enjoy the meal. nnUPDATE (8/3/14): it seems that drive-thro staff are a little different. Since I like the food, I wanted to try something new and asked for it by the number when driving through. I ordered something and the cashier was saying some details about which or what thing I want as the options. But I wasn't familiar and asked her to repeat (and she was talking very fast) and she refused, thinking that I (We) are some kids playing with the mic. nnI asked for the third time, and she said this is not funny (! ) and I told her nobody is trying to be funny. So, she called the manager, and he just asked is what we wanted, ignoring what had happened and the food options. The cashier was disrespectful, and the manager was having her back being rude to us.. .. It was a really bad experience. They didn't put any sauce for us in the bag and no receipt as well. At the window, when she saw us, she said "I thought you are fooling around". I am not sure how appropriate is to talk to a customer like this. I had a really bad experience with this TACO BELL.. . maybe if we were Americans, it could not happen.. . disappointing as we live in 2014.. ..


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Input: We discuss the difficulties of predicting the solar cycle using mean-fieldmodels. Here we argue that these difficulties arise owing to the significantmodulation of the solar activity cycle, and that this modulation arises owingto either stochastic or deterministic processes. We analyse the implicationsfor predictability in both of these situations by considering two separatesolar dynamo models. The first model represents a stochastically-perturbed fluxtransport dynamo. Here even very weak stochastic perturbations can give rise tosignificant modulation in the activity cycle. This modulation leads to a lossof predictability. In the second model, we neglect stochastic effects andassume that generation of magnetic field in the Sun can be described by a fullydeterministic nonlinear mean-field model -- this is a best case scenario forprediction. We designate the output from this deterministic model (withparameters chosen to produce chaotically modulated cycles) as a targettimeseries that subsequent deterministic mean-field models are required topredict. Long-term prediction is impossible even if a model that is correct inall details is utilised in the prediction. Furthermore, we show that evenshort-term prediction is impossible if there is a small discrepancy in theinput parameters from the fiducial model. This is the case even if thepredicting model has been tuned to reproduce the output of previous cycles.Given the inherent uncertainties in determining the transport coefficients andnonlinear responses for mean-field models, we argue that this makes predictingthe solar cycle using the output from such models impossible.


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


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Input: Halfpenny, 27, could leave French club Toulon in the summer and Wasps are among the clubs interested in him."We would obviously love to have [him]," Young told BBC Coventry and Warwickshire. "We're probably one of six or seven options Leigh's got."Halfpenny signed a two-year deal when he joined Toulon in January 2014.The British and Irish Lions full-back is currently recovering from the knee injury that kept him out of this year's Rugby World Cup.Cardiff Blues and Scarlets are keen to bring the player back to Wales, but it is Premiership Wasps who appear to have emerged as favourites for his signature."I couldn't say what Leigh's going to do, but I know he's looking to make a decision over the next two weeks and we're one of the clubs that's an option," Young said.Wales have adopted the so-called Gatland's Law, under which players based in the the country would be favoured for international selection. However, national team coach Warren Gatland can make exceptions."I'm sure that's something Leigh will consider," added Young. "International rugby and playing for Wales is a big part of the agenda."


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


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


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Input: The versatile player says he has spoken to new boss Brendan Rodgers but admits there is, as yet, nothing to sign as his current contract draws to an end."I'm happy," he said. "I want to stay, but the longer it goes on, you start to wonder if it's going to happen."I've spoken to the manager and he wants me to stay, which is important for me. You want to feel wanted."The 30-year-old, who can play in defence and midfield, started his second spell with Celtic after leaving Aberdeen in 2010"Hopefully we can come to some kind of agreement soon," said Mulgrew, who only made 20 appearances last season in an injury-disrupted season."There's no offer on the table yet, but I think it's moving towards that this week."Mulgrew says he wants to be part of what he believes will be a time of progress at the club under Rodgers."The new manager's plans for the club are great," he said after coming on as a substitute in Scotland's 3-0 defeat by France on Saturday."It's exciting times ahead for Celtic. I hope I can be involved in that because I think there's a few big years coming up."It's not as quick as just signing it. These things are never quick."There's bits and pieces that need tied up, things need done, but hopefully we can get it done as quickly as possible."


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Input: In a previous work, we showed that the differentially rotating equatorialdisk in the pulsar's electrosphere is diocotron unstable in thenon-relativistic regime. In this paper, we extend these results and study therelativistic and electromagnetic stabilisation effects by including themagnetic field perturbation and allow for relativistic speeds of the guidingcentre, in a self-consistent manner. We use the electric drift approximation,valid for low-density plasmas.  We linearise the coupled relativistic cold-fluid and Maxwell equations in theelectric drift approximation. The non-linear eigenvalue problem for theperturbed azimuthal electric field is solved numerically with standard technicsfor boundary value problems like the shooting method. The spectrum of therelativistic diocotron instability in a non-neutral plasma column confinedbetween two cylindrically conducting walls is computed.  For low-speed motions, we recover the eigenfunctions and eigenspectra of thenon-relativistic diocotron instability. Our algorithm is also checked in therelativistic planar diode geometry for which an analytical expression of thedispersion relation is known. As expected, when the relativistic andelectromagnetic effects become significant, the diocotron instability tends tostabilise. In cylindrical geometry, for some special rotation profile, allazimuthal modes $l$ are completely suppressed for sufficiently relativisticflows. However, for the profile relevant to the electrosphere, depending on theexact rotation curves, the growth rates can either significantly decrease tillthey vanish or persist for moderate $l$.


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Input: Systems of strongly correlated fermions on certain geometrically frustratedlattices at particular filling factors support excitations with fractionalcharges $\pm e/2$. We calculate quantum mechanical ground states, low--lyingexcitations and spectral functions of finite lattices by means of numericaldiagonalization. The ground state of the most thoroughfully studied case, thecriss-crossed checkerboard lattice, is degenerate and shows long--range order.Static fractional charges are confined by a weak linear force, most probablyleading to bound states of large spatial extent. Consequently, thequasi-particle weight is reduced, which reflects the internal dynamics of thefractionally charged excitations. By using an additional parameter, wefine--tune the system to a special point at which fractional charges aremanifestly deconfined--the so--called Rokhsar--Kivelson point. For a deeperunderstanding of the low--energy physics of these models and for numericaladvantages, several conserved quantum numbers are identified.