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


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


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


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Input: We consider power allocation algorithms for fixed-rate transmission overNakagami-m non-ergodic block-fading channels with perfect transmitter andreceiver channel state information and discrete input signal constellationsunder both short- and long-term power constraints. Optimal power allocationschemes are shown to be direct applications of previous results in theliterature. We show that the SNR exponent of the optimal short-term scheme isgiven by the Singleton bound. We also illustrate the significant gainsavailable by employing long-term power constraints. Due to the nature of theexpressions involved, the complexity of optimal schemes may be prohibitive forsystem implementation. We propose simple sub-optimal power allocation schemeswhose outage probability performance is very close to the minimum outageprobability obtained by optimal schemes.


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Input: The damage spreading method (DS) provided a useful tool to obtain analyticalresults of the thermodynamics and stability of the 2D Ising model --amongstmany others--, but it suffered both from ambiguities in its results and fromlarge computational costs. In this paper we propose an alternative method, theso called self-overlap method, based on the study of correlation functionsmeasured at subsequent time steps as the system evolves towards itsequilibrium. Applying markovian and mean field approximations to a 2D Isingsystem we obtain both analytical and numerical results on the thermodynamicsthat agree with the expected behavior. We also provide some analytical resultson the stability of the system. Since only a single replica of the system needsto be studied, this method would seem to be free from the ambiguities thatafflicted DS. It also seems to be numerically more efficient and analyticallysimpler.


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Input: It's a shame it's the only real photography store in the city, but they could definitley do better. nnAs part of a black and white photography class, I needed to pick up film and photo paper, among a few other things. While Bernie's had everything I needed (and lots of other supplies) I didn't feel all that appreciated for coming in. I spent a couple hundred bucks and felt like I was being shuffled out the door as quickly as possible. nnI will give the one guy at the counter some credit because a woman right before me asked to get a roll or two of film developed in just barely an hour. I could tell he wanted to get to it quickly, but still felt like I was hassling the guy just being there. nnI hate to see real camera stores shut down, but unless I'm in a pinch I'm probably going to order supplies online from now on.


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Input: Heck, with one dog you don't always cut their hair yourself. Truth be known, we don't actually have to cut all their hair. We really just had one who had to be cut by someone else. nnHe was so big, and his hair would get so matted that it was virtually impossible for us to do it. So we needed help. That's when we called on A Dog's Best Friend. We did take another of our dogs there a couple of times, but she was smaller, and so we'd typically do her hair ourselves. nnThe others either didn't need cutting - ever - or are so small that it's just not worth it. But for the larger dogs that take too long or are too difficult for us to control? It's absolutely worth having someone else do. That's when you need a professional, and they take care of them. nnOn the down side of things, they are a bit pricey. For a bath and a cut (or a cut and a bath, I have no idea which order they do it), it would be $70, and that was some time ago. It's nice to not have to do it, but we couldn't afford to do it very often. Great job, he looked great, but man that was expensive!


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Input: " God, um, how is existence possible? If you created yourself how does that work and stuff, " I gasped, still in disbelief I had been chosen. I ignored the stares that hit me when I said' stuff'. I figured anyone else would have trouble asking your savior a question without some stuttering or a little show of nerves. " Fuck you Richard. I' m still working on it. I' m kind of having a midlife crisis. Allah and Queztcoatl convince me to answer a single question...' it' ll help you' they say, and you have to ask about the one thing I ca n' t answer. Richard why, why do n' t you tell me how existence checks out? Who do you think I am? " " I... I do n' t think that I' m quite qualified to answer you God. I have n' t... " his booming voice broke my squeak. " Shut the fuck up Richard. Whatever I' m done. I' m getting Cthulu " The clouds began to close, cutting out the sun as I felt the first few rain drops slap my forehead. The strangers next to me looked up and felt the rain in bewilderment. Goosebumps came in waves as I saw their eyes all slowly turn towards me, glowing in the midday darkness. I closed my eyes and grabbed the cold steel on the 10 mm in my pocket. " Four mags, forty bullets, " I comforted myself. I looked up and saw a circle of glaring eyes as I pulled the trigger flush to my finger and stumbled around in a circle. I counted them. I tried to. There were hundreds upon hundreds. A flash of lightening illuminated the hordes. In the distances I saw a figure, a monster in the clouds. I felt a tear trickle down my face. They must have seen it too, becaue their attention was no longer on me. I held the gun deep in my mouth and squeezed. The void enveloped me. An infinite amount of time passed in less than a moment. " Welcome, " the face of God said. " You see my dilemma now, do n' t you? "


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Input: ' Anger, stop hitting the button!' Fear yelled as he and Joy tried to pull the red Emotion away from the console.' You' re going to do something really stupid! " She' s the one being silly!' Anger yelled.' Why ca n' t she see that?! " He' s sad as well as angry,' Sadness said meekly.' Ca n' t you just let someone else take over so we can sort this out and not cause a mess? " Oh, please,' Disgust sneered.' Like he' s going to make the best choice... " SHOVE OFF!' Anger yelled as he pushed the other emotions away and causing Disgust to land on a button on the console. Seconds later, the entire room was violently shaken as the lights all went out, the emotions being violently thrown around the room. When it all stopped, they were groaning as Fear was running around.' What did she do that for?' Sadness began to cry.' Way. To. Go,' Disgust said coldly as she stormed past Anger.' You' ve ruined the poor boy' s life. " What makes you say that?' Anger furiously demanded. It was then that Disgust held him around the neck and lifted him upward so he was directly in her face.' Because the button you forced me to press was the Impulse Choice button,' Disgust sneered.' The button which forces an appropriate action based on which Emotion presses it, and I do n' t think that Lily will ever forgive Severus for calling her a Mudblood, will she?'


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Input: Mujati, 32, signed for Ospreys from English Premiership side Sale Sharks in February as cover for Dmitri Arhip and Ma'afu Fia, who were out with injury.The former Springbok has started seven of the last eight games for the region."I've settled in really well here and I'm thrilled to be staying with the Ospreys longer-term," Mujati said.He continued: "My family is here with me and everybody has made us really welcome. It's a good environment to be in."While I'm pleased to be with the Ospreys next season, we have some really important business ahead of us on the field and that has to be the focus for everybody over the next few weeks."Mujati has played in South Africa's Super Rugby with Lions and Stormers, in Top 14 in France with Racing Metro, and in England with Northampton Saints and Sale."It's always difficult for a player moving to a new team in-season and having to learn on the go but Brian has adapted to what we want really well, like the professional that he is," Ospreys head coach Steve Tandy said."With the continued absence of Dmitri and Ma'afu, Brian has had a big role to play. With a good pre-season under his belt, I think we'll truly see the best of him."


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Input: So happy to have a taste of home! nnWhy Go - Basic Chinese veggies, snacks & frozen food you can't get at the mainstream market. Also, dried Chinese herbs that your ma/grandma would use in soup. Some of the Chinese veggies pre-packaged and look fresher. Some of the fruit & other veggies def. not as fresh and would pass. nnWhat's Not There - Sadly couldn't find the usual variety of tofu products found at Ranch 99, standard produce (i.e., tomatoes, carrots, bell peppers), no fresh meat nnGrocery List - dried fish, miso, lilly bulb, bok choy, baby napa cabbage, cilantro, green onion, garlic, shitake mushrooms, rice, couple bags of frozen dumplings, shao bing, frozen lotus bun, frozen shanghai veggie bun, rice, soba noodles, mochi, redbean pancake, hosin sauce, soy sauce, soybeans, jasmine tea, couple caned goods ~$70


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Input: The physical interpretation of the spectral line polarization produced by thejoint action of the Hanle and Zeeman effects offers a unique opportunity toobtain empirical information about hidden aspects of solar and stellarmagnetism. To this end, it is important to achieve a complete understanding ofthe sensitivity of the emergent spectral line polarization to the presence of amagnetic field. Here we present a detailed theoretical investigation on therole of resonance scattering and magnetic fields on the polarization signals ofthe Ba II D1 and D2 lines of the Fraunhofer spectrum, respectively at 4934 \AA\and 4554 \AA. We adopt a three-level model of Ba II, and we take into accountthe hyperfine structure that is shown by the $^{135}$Ba and $^{137}$Baisotopes. Despite of their relatively small abundance (18%), the contributioncoming from these two isotopes is indeed fundamental for the interpretation ofthe polarization signals observed in these lines. We consider an optically thinslab model, through which we can investigate in a rigorous way the essentialphysical mechanisms involved (resonance polarization, Zeeman, Paschen-Back andHanle effects), avoiding complications due to radiative transfer effects. Weassume the slab to be illuminated from below by the photospheric solarcontinuum radiation field, and we investigate the radiation scattered at 90degrees, both in the absence and in the presence of magnetic fields,deterministic and microturbulent. We show in particular the existence of adifferential magnetic sensitivity of the three-peak Q/I profile that isobserved in the D2 line in quiet regions close to the solar limb, which is ofgreat interest for magnetic field diagnostics.


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Input: The search for MSSM Higgs bosons will be an important goal at the LHC. Weanalyze the search reach of the CMS experiment for the heavy neutral MSSM Higgsbosons with an integrated luminosity of 30 or 60 fb^-1. This is done bycombining the latest results for the CMS experimental sensitivities based onfull simulation studies with state-of-the-art theoretical predictions of MSSMHiggs-boson properties. The results are interpreted in MSSM benchmark scenariosin terms of the parameters tan_beta and the Higgs-boson mass scale, M_A. Westudy the dependence of the 5 sigma discovery contours in the M_A-tan_betaplane on variations of the other supersymmetric parameters. The largest effectsarise from a change in the higgsino mass parameter mu, which enters both viahigher-order radiative corrections and via the kinematics of Higgs decays intosupersymmetric particles. While the variation of $\mu$ can shift theprospective discovery reach (and correspondingly the ``LHC wedge'' region) byabout Delta tan_beta = 10, we find that the discovery reach is rather stablewith respect to the impact of other supersymmetric parameters. Within thediscovery region we analyze the accuracy with which the masses of the heavyneutral Higgs bosons can be determined. We find that an accuracy of 1-4% shouldbe achievable, which could make it possible in favourable regions of the MSSMparameter space to experimentally resolve the signals of the two heavy MSSMHiggs bosons at the LHC.


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Input: nnThe good: girls tend to be attractive, waitstaff is cute too, most of the dances aren't unreasonably expensive. nnNeeds improvement: some of the girls seem a bit stuck up. They act like they are there just to hang out with hot guys. Considering that most guys who go to strip clubs are average Joe's, these girls must either not need the money or just aren't willing to work for it I guess. The girls there tend to be one of two extremes: either they aggressively pursue you for a pricey VIP dance, or they won't even look at you twice (I've seen plenty of girls there who seem to be content standing around chatting with their friends instead of trying to make money by selling dances. )nnAlso, they changed the outfits of the waitresses recently, from sexy stockings to tight pants. I preferred the stockings. It gave the place more of an old school gentleman's club feel.


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Input: Next week's tournament is the first of the European Tour's three Final Series events and four-time major winner McIlroy was to be the star attraction.A recent rocket attack in the Antalya region, which hosts the event, led to the Northern Irishman's withdrawal."It was weighing on my mind and I slept a lot better knowing that I'd made a decision," McIlroy, 27, told AFP."I  gave it a lot of thought, basically all week."The fact that I have won the FedEx Cup this year and that I have won the Race to Dubai before made the decision a little bit easier."McIlroy will move up to number two when the latest world rankings are published on Monday, as a result of finishing fourth in the WGC-HSBC Champions in China on Sunday.He had spoken of his desire to win at least one of his last three events this season - in Shanghai, Turkey and Dubai - to try to win the Race to Dubai for a third year in succession.McIlroy, who is more than a million points behind leader Danny Willett of England, was set to have top billing at the Regnum Carya Golf and Spa Resort in Antalya on Thursday.Tiger Woods had earlier pulled out, the American 14-time major winner saying he needed more time to work on his game after a long injury lay-off.McIlroy's withdrawal leaves Masters champion Willett as the top-ranked player in the event.Earlier this month, European Tour officials investigated reports that the southern Turkish holiday resort region of Antalya was hit in a rocket attack.Turkish media reported that two rockets were fired from a mountainous area close to the highway linking the city of Antalya with the resort town of Kemer.No-one was killed or injured in the attack, which hit a fishing company's storage house and open ground nearby.It is understood the Tour received assurances from security experts that it was safe to stage the event, won last year by Frenchman Victor Dubuisson.


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Input: A remarkably high saturation magnetization of ~0.4mu_B/Fe along with roomtemperature ferromagnetic hysteresis loop has been observed in nanoscale (4-40nm) multiferroic BiFeO_3 which in bulk form exhibits weak magnetization(~0.02mu_B/Fe) and an antiferromagnetic order. The magnetic hysteresis loops,however, exhibit exchange bias as well as vertical asymmetry which could bebecause of spin pinning at the boundaries between ferromagnetic andantiferromagnetic domains. Interestingly, like in bulk BiFeO_3, both thecalorimetric and dielectric permittivity data in nanoscale BiFeO_3 exhibitcharacteristic features at the magnetic transition point. These featuresestablish formation of a true ferromagnetic-ferroelectric system with acoupling between the respective order parameters in nanoscale BiFeO_3.


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Input: For the 100 largest European universities we studied the statisticalproperties of bibliometric indicators related to research performance, fieldcitation density and journal impact. We find a size-dependent cumulativeadvantage for the impact of universities in terms of total number of citations.In previous work a similar scaling rule was found at the level of researchgroups. Therefore we conjecture that this scaling rule is a prevalent propertyof the science system. We observe that lower performance universities have alarger size-dependent cumulative advantage for receiving citations thantop-performance universities. We also find that for the lower-performanceuniversities the fraction of not-cited publications decreases considerably withsize. Generally, the higher the average journal impact of the publications of auniversity, the lower the number of not-cited publications. We find that theaverage research performance does not dilute with size. Large top-performanceuniversities succeed in keeping a high performance over a broad range ofactivities. This most probably is an indication of their scientific attractivepower. Next we find that particularly for the lower-performance universitiesthe field citation density provides a strong cumulative advantage in citationsper publication. The relation between number of citations and field citationdensity found in this study can be considered as a second basic scaling rule ofthe science system. Top-performance universities publish in journals withsignificantly higher journal impact as compared to the lower performanceuniversities. We find a significant decrease of the fraction of self-citationswith increasing research performance, average field citation density, andaverage journal impact.


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Input: Parity doubling in excited hadrons is reviewed. Parity degeneracy in hadronswas first experimentally observed 40 years ago. Recently new experimental dataon light mesons caused much excitement and renewed interest to the phenomenon,which still remains to be enigmatic. The present retrospective review is anattempt to trace the history of parity doubling phenomenon, thus providing akind of introduction to the subject. We begin with early approaches of 1960s(Regge theory and dynamical symmetries) and end up with the latest trends(manifestations of broader degeneracies and AdS/QCD). We show the evolution ofvarious ideas about parity doubling. The experimental evidence for thisphenomenon is scrutinized in the non-strange sector. Some experiments of 1960sdevoted to the search for missing non-strange bosons are re-examined and it isargued that results of these experiments are encouraging from the modernperspective.


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Input: Most industrial machine tools have a serial kinematic architecture, whichmeans that each axis has to carry the following one, including its actuatorsand joints. High Speed Machining highlights some drawbacks of sucharchitectures: heavy moving parts require from the machine structure highstiffness to limit bending problems that lower the machine accuracy, and limitthe dynamic performances of the feed axes. That is why PKMs attract more andmore researchers and companies, because they are claimed to offer severaladvantages over their serial counterparts, like high structural rigidity andhigh dynamic capacities. Indeed, the parallel kinematic arrangement of thelinks provides higher stiffness and lower moving masses that reduce inertiaeffects. Thus, PKMs have better dynamic performances. However, the design of aparallel kinematic machine tool (PKMT) is a hard task that requires furtherresearch studies before wide industrial use can be expected. Many criteria needto be taken into account in the design of a PKMT. We pay special attention tothe description of kinetostatic criteria that rely on the conditioning of theJacobian matrix of the mechanism. The organisation of this paper is as follows:next section introduces general remarks about PKMs, then is explained why PKMscan be interesting alternative machine tool designs. Then are presentedexisting PKMTs. An application to the design of a small-scale machine toolprototype developed at IRCCyN is presented at the end of this paper.


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Input: I was curious as to how my meal was going to be because I've had some bad Chinese before. nnMy friend Brandi & I did painting with a twist at the Galleria during the mall's art week. She had been to China Gate before and explained to me how cute it was, so we both agreed to eat here. nnThe restaurant is upstairs in a loft-like area of the Galleria and you can see some of the mall from here. nnMy friend and I weren't extremely hungry and we noticed that the plates were pretty large, so we decided to split a plate of general tso's. We also ordered white rice as a side and egg rolls for appetizers. No complaints on the food. It wasn't bad at all. The only spotty thing was i had track down the server for a water refill when my water was empty for awhile and there were only a few other people in the restaurant. Other than that (which honestly isn't a big deal at all) it was satisfying, nnOh, there is also a full bar [thumbs up emoji]


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


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Input: I knew it was cliché at the time but i could n' t think of a better place to go. I threw the time grenade off the cliff which had been previously set for 80 million years ago. I pedaled the umbrella-coptor off the cliff and landed right in the whirlpool the time grenade had created. I arrived in the time of the T-Rex. The biggest, beastliest, animal that had ever lived. I explored the pristine, unpolluted, land and witnessed the Earth for the first time in my life. Unfortunately i had traveled too far and lost my way back from the umbrella-coptor. Suddenly I heard a massive roar that shook the Earth with every footstep. The modern time traveler might have become unhinged by this roaring but I did not crumple at the sight. Instead I put on my novelty giant English Guard Bearskin Hat. This was the weakness of the T-Rex. It could not lower it' s head without poking it' s eye out on my hat. Or so I thought. The T-Rexes regrouped and I saw them put on giant novelty boxing gloves. Oh no the only weakness of the giant novelty item…ANOTHER GIANT NOVELTY ITEM!! They quickly ran at me but their dwarfed legs could not handle the weight of the gloves. All the dinosaurs tripped and soon we were all on the floor and everybody walked the dinosaur.


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Input: " What rank are you? " I asked spinning a 9 mm bullet. " Rank 1436. " The person replied. The person was holding a Beretta aimed at me. The barrel of the gun stared me down. " You were told that you would get my rank if you killed me, correct? " The person nodded. I began to circle around the person, the gun of the barrel following my every move. The chill of the 9 mm feels great on my finger tips. It' s fascinating that something so small could kill man. " Why do you think the people ranked 2 to 100 require me to have bodyguard? Whom you dispatched, his rank was 314 by the way. " Rank 1436 did n' t respond to my question, he just cocked the hammer of the gun. " I' ll tell you, since I' m at my ropes end. You will never understand my power because you a just a figment of my imagination. " Rank 1436 head tilted in curiosity. " If I die, nothing matters. The universe comes to an end, the world shatters, your story does n' t continue. I control this universe and world. " Bang. I guess I was hit by the 9 mm. I can feel the life slowly leaving my body. Rank 1436 walked over my dying body. " I


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


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Input: I was pleasantly surprised to find that they had flavored coffee! Other than my favorite coffee chain (Barnie's Coffee, which is slowly closing each and every store), nobody seems to offer flavored coffee. Unless you go to a convenience store attached to a gas station (what's up with that anyway? ). Starbucks and Caribou only offer different coffees like dark or light roast. Nothing else. I only wished that CoffeeWorks had more than one flavored coffee available for the day. I saw a wall of glass jars full of many, many flavors for coffee that they sell by the bag. The coffee sizes were reasonably priced, too. My only suggestions for them would be to (1) create a more relaxed seating area indoors other than basic tables and (2) switch to something besides the environment unfriendly styrofoam cups. Otherwise, keep up the great work (and flavored coffees! ); we'll be back!


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


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


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Input: I was getting ready for mining duty after the grueling hours of toilet duty. Usually we would have coal power a drill and mine it but coal ran out years ago, and the Aliens did n' t help. As I sat there pondering over what else would be gone in the next year like helium, granite and other things, I overheard something. The Aliens. They disgust me. I decided to easdrop as they were talking. " We' ve been defending Earth for 157 years now sir. Do you think it' s time to leave them alone? " " No, the Alien force is too great. If we stop defending them now, they will be wiped out of existence forever ". " Alright sir, I will be leaving immediately. One of the Aliens started walking outside when he caught me listening in. I was taken to Holding Cell # 5698479 Section LUI. There they asked me on what I' ve heard and if I do not tell them they will terminate me. I told them what they asked me too and he told me something I dont think I' ll forget. " If we tell the humans we' r defending them then they will want to join the battle, but with your technology, we can not allow it as you will all be killed. " " Why dont you give us your technology? " I asked " Because if we give you our technology then there will certainly be a mutiny and we will all be annihilated ".


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Input: I assumed I would have to wait a long time for my food and it would be just okay. I was pleasantly surprised. Our food came relatively quickly, and my husband and I both enjoyed our sandwiches. I had a CBLT which was excellent. The bread was perfect, and I loved fresh ingredients and the special mayo. My husband really liked the special of the day, which was  a tuna melt. My bean and corn side salad was very fresh tasting, but could have used a tad more flavor. We also had a key lime coconut cookie that was AMAZING. I might have to go back next week just to get another one!! The servers weren't overly friendly, but they definitely weren't UN-friendly. My only true "complaint" is that it is a bit pricy for what you get - it was almost $30 for our lunch of two sandwiches, two drinks, a cookie and a kid's meal- at least the kid's meal included the drink! I will definitely be back to the Prairie Cafe! Don't let the other negative reviews scare you away! The sandwiches are definitely worth it! : )


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Input: While in college I worked as a promotional photographer for my very dear friends salon. As a barter service she always did my hair for free!! 0 years I had this deal going on. As you can imagine I was pretty spoiled and didn't want to start paying to get my hair did. I began coloring it myself. Now as a licensed skin care specialist you pick things up from the cosmetologists working with you. nnI killed it, fried it and melted it. My hair was in dire straights! I have dark hair but I love being a red head. Marcia Cross red to be exact. Whoops! Lightening that many levels should not ever be done by a novice. What can I say? I'm stubborn that way, and think I can do it all! nnI reached out to Emilio for help! I have to say that after many hours of laying down color he managed to make my hair healthy again and I left feeling like a movie star. A red headed movie star! I was flipping my hair all the way to the parking garage and even did a photo-shoot later that evening. Yes I did a photo-shoot because I needed a professional head shot for my work portfolio. nnnI don't know if I'm being too harsh but my hair did turn out much darker than I had wanted it to be. I know sometimes it is hard to predict the outcome when mixing chemistries. nnThe other problem I had was the price tag, or the surprise when I went to pay. $250. 00 for a color correction! I know this is normal sometimes when fixing the damage but it is also crucial to give your client some kind of idea on payment. I had gone in for color estimated at around $70. I think they did a decent job but for that money It should have been closer to what I asked for. Needless to say I haven't been back but would recommend in a jam.


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


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


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Input: You know the feeling that happens when you go through a doorway and you forget what you were going to do? It happened to me, though in a much much weirder way. I remember getting up and leaving my bedroom. Then something seemed off, like when you have a task to do but you simply can not remember it. In a stupor, I looked around. Weird. I had just woken up. There were no appointments I needed to show up for. It was the weekend, so I did n' t have to go to work. Odd. That' s when I noticed my Star Wars poster. The text was mirrored. As I began to look around, I realized that the whole world had been mirrored. In a panic, I looked at myself and breathed a sigh of relief. I had n' t been mirrored and I still had full control over my body. " This is gon na be tedious weekend, " I sighed. Time to learn how to read and write mirror text.


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Input: Using the Rossi X-ray Timing Explorer (RossiXTE), astronomers have discoveredthat disk-accreting neutron stars with weak magnetic fields produce threedistinct types of high-frequency X-ray oscillations. These oscillations arepowered by release of the binding energy of matter falling into the stronggravitational field of the star or by the sudden nuclear burning of matter thathas accumulated in the outermost layers of the star. The frequencies of theoscillations reflect the orbital frequencies of gas deep in the gravitationalfield of the star and/or the spin frequency of the star. These oscillations cantherefore be used to explore fundamental physics, such as strong-field gravityand the properties of matter under extreme conditions, and importantastrophysical questions, such as the formation and evolution of millisecondpulsars. Observations using RossiXTE have shown that some two dozen neutronstars in low-mass X-ray binary systems have the spin rates and magnetic fieldsrequired to become millisecond radio-emitting pulsars when accretion ceases,but that few have spin rates above about 600 Hz. The properties of these starsshow that the paucity of spin rates greater than 600 Hz is due in part to themagnetic braking component of the accretion torque and to the limited amount ofangular momentum that can be accreted in such systems. Further study will showwhether braking by gravitational radiation is also a factor. Analysis of thekilohertz oscillations has provided the first evidence for the existence of theinnermost stable circular orbit around dense relativistic stars that ispredicted by strong-field general relativity. It has also greatly narrowed thepossible descriptions of ultradense matter.


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Input: We describe and analyze the joint source/channel coding properties of a classof sparse graphical codes based on compounding a low-density generator matrix(LDGM) code with a low-density parity check (LDPC) code. Our first pair oftheorems establish that there exist codes from this ensemble, with all degreesremaining bounded independently of block length, that are simultaneouslyoptimal as both source and channel codes when encoding and decoding areperformed optimally. More precisely, in the context of lossy compression, weprove that finite degree constructions can achieve any pair $(R, D)$ on therate-distortion curve of the binary symmetric source. In the context of channelcoding, we prove that finite degree codes can achieve any pair $(C, p)$ on thecapacity-noise curve of the binary symmetric channel. Next, we show that ourcompound construction has a nested structure that can be exploited to achievethe Wyner-Ziv bound for source coding with side information (SCSI), as well asthe Gelfand-Pinsker bound for channel coding with side information (CCSI).Although the current results are based on optimal encoding and decoding, theproposed graphical codes have sparse structure and high girth that renders themwell-suited to message-passing and other efficient decoding procedures.


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Input: We report the discovery of a massive (Mp = 9.04+/-0.50 MJup) planettransiting the bright (V = 8.7) F8 star HD 147506, with an orbital period of5.63341+/-0.00013 days and an eccentricity of e = 0.520+/-0.010. From thetransit light curve we determine that the radius of the planet is Rp =0.982^{+0.038}_{0.105}RJup. HD 147506b (also coined HAT-P-2b) has a mass about9 times the average mass of previously-known transiting exoplanets, and adensity of rho = 11.9 g cm-3, greater than that of rocky planets like theEarth. Its mass and radius are marginally consistent with theories of structureof massive giant planets composed of pure H and He, and may require a large(~100 Earth mass) core to account for. The high eccentricity causes a 9-foldvariation of insolation of the planet between peri- and apastron. Usingfollow-up photometry, we find that the center of transit is Tmid =2,454,212.8559 +/- 0.0007 (HJD), and the transit duration is 0.177 +/-0.002 d.


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Input: The smoke cleared and his hope swelled. It had worked. It had worked!! A cheer rose from those closest, gaining volume as more people saw that their hero had saved them. Saved the world. He looked around for Shie and saw her still form by the defeated enemy. His heart stopped and the overwhelming sounds of joy were blocked as he ran to her. Wordless cry' s escaped his mouth as he shook her, listening, feeling for a pulse. His worst fears confirmed. Pain exploded from his chest and it took him a long moment to realize he had not been shot, it was the feeling of his heart breaking. Silence fell upon him and he looked up. The crowd watched him silently, mournful faces looked out at him, but not enough. There was too much joy in the crowd. He picked up her small still form easily feeling the silent tears drip from his cheeks. Without a word he walked toward the crowd who parted, still silent. He was the strongest yet he could n' t save her, his only love. The crowd parted slowly, a murmuring spreading from his exit. They began to speak, offering condolences, empty words. He paused. " No. " He said and the crowd glanced at each other. " Do not speak of her. You are unworthy. I would gladly have sacrificed EVERY ONE of you for her!... I wish I could. " He said the last softer, but they had heard and moved quicker to clear a path. He walked on, leaving humanity for the last time.


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


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Input: I was nine years old for my first. Most people have trouble remembering the events of a week ago and yet that day twenty-three years past is still so fresh in my mind. I can picture it, the skin peeled back, the muscles underneath clenching and unclenching. My parents had gotten me a sewing kit for my birthday, perhaps in the hope of focusing me on something productive. The needles I had kept, and the string. The small scissors I used methodically to slice away flesh. Blood pooled, like a stagnant well. But it smelled of power, and it fascinated me. I sat for a while, watching my work. Seeing the muscles move, the lungs filling and collapsing like a crippled bird. The beast' s eyes rolled in its head, endlessly. And I watched. Its death was of no great interest to me. The morbid fascination that I had felt as it shuddered in its death throes left at the same instant that the light in its eyes did. When it was over I cleaned my tools, even then I had been tidy, systematic. The body I hid, deep in the woods. I visited it often, reminiscing, remembering. The surge of power I felt faded each day, and I wanted more. My dog had been my first. And as you know officer, it was not my last.


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Input: Duquemin, 25, holds the games records for both the shot put and the discus, taking gold in both disciplines on home turf at the 2015 event.But the Gotland Games clashes with the British Championships, which doubles-up as World Championship trials."I've got to put myself first," he told BBC Radio Jersey."The main priority and goal is the World Championships and I have to do everything in my power to make sure I put myself in the best situation to qualify for that."Just recently the dates have come out and unfortunately it doesn't look like I'm going to be able to fit in the Island Games."I was trying to find a way to work it out, looking at dates and seeing if I could maybe fly in on the day to Gotland to compete and then fly back."Jersey's top-ranked tennis player Scott Clayton, international archer Lucy O'Sullivan and cycling gold-medallist Kim Ashton are amongst the other competitors to already reveal they will miss Gotland.The biennial Games will run from 24-30 June 2017, while the British Athletics Team Trials are set for Birmingham between 30 June and 2 July.


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Input: Organisers said the 21st year of the festival will take place from Friday 3 to Sunday 26 June.Plans are being developed to bring back the street parade in the years ahead.The parade was previously dropped in 2012 after the costs of road closures, security and clearing-up could not be met from sponsorship income.Organisers said the festival would feature more than 400 events, including a festival of singing, a big band concert and a series of rock concerts.Many of these will be held at the bandstand in Kelvingrove Park.Festival chairwoman Liz Scobie said "Our 21st birthday is a truly significant milestone."We have evolved from a few events to a programme of more than 400 and the participation of hundreds of thousands of people of all ages supported by a small army of volunteers."As we take time to develop our new-look festival, we have decided that there will not be a parade in Byres Road this year, whilst making plans for it to return bigger and better in the years to come."The full programme for the festival will be launched in April.


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Input: It has been recently claimed that there is no correlation between thedistribution of galaxies and their peculiar velocities within the Local Volume(LV), namely a sphere of R=7/h Mpc around the Local Group (LG). It has beenthen stated that this implies that either locally dark matter is notdistributed in the same way as luminous matter, or peculiar velocities are notdue to fluctuations in mass. To test that statement a set of constrained N-bodycosmological simulations, designed to reproduce the main observed large scalestructure, have been analyzed. The simulations were performed within theflat-Lambda, open and flat matter only CDM cosmogonies. Two unconstrainedsimulations of the flat-Lambda and open CDM models were performed forcomparison. LG-like objects have been selected so as to mimic the real LGenvironment. The local gravitational field due to all halos found within eachLV is compared with the exact gravitational field induced by all matter in thesimulation. We conclude that there is no correlation between the exact and thelocal gravitational field obtained by pairwise newtonian forces between halos.Moreover, the local gravitational field is uncorrelated with the peculiarvelocities of halos. The exact gravitational field has a linear correlationwith peculiar velocities but the proportionality constant relating the velocitywith gravitational field falls below the prediction of the linear theory. Uponconsidering all matter inside the LVs, the exact and local gravitationalaccelerations show a much better correlation, but with a considerable scatterindependent on the cosmological models. The main conclusion is that the lack ofcorrelation between the local gravitation and the peculiar velocity fieldsaround LG-like objects is naturally expected in the CDM cosmologies.


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Input: First off, its very old school vibe. I kinda felt like this bar should have been in a scene from the Deer Hunter movie. Dark paneling on the walls, dark ceiling, very low lighting, waiters and waitress's wearing white aprons, that sort of feeling. A nice lil old lady waited on us. We went about dinner time, though there was a snow storm that afternoon the place was pretty much empty so we were served quickly. nnOf course we both ordered different burgers with home fries. The burgers were of a nice portion. I got the Cajun burger with some greasy home fries. It was good but honestly, why I gave it a 3 stars was that there is really nothing spectacular about the burger or place in my opinion. It was good but not great. I don't think I'd drive from miles around to quench my burger needs here. I can see this place being a nice lil place to visit from time to time if you live in the neighborhood though. I definitely would go and check the place out if you've never been there before just to say you where there. nnHappy eatings my fellow Yelpers! nYour's Truely, The Shaw.. .


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


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Input: Every minute of every hour of every day, a million voices chatter in my head like squawking pigeons. I try my hardest to block them out. But it' s like ignoring an insistent child—they' ll make themselves heard no matter what. I feel bad for them. They were an accident, a simple slip of the finger, and now they' ve grown into beings that can sustain themselves, and in some ways, even communicate with me. *Me*, the parent they' ll never know. I' ve heard their problems and their secrets and their lies and their failures. I want so dearly to help, but the past has taught me there' s two sides to every cause, and if both think they' re right, intervening only shows bias. So I sit in the shadows and watch even though I want to talk, to tell them I *am* their creator and I *do* love each and every one of them. Alas, I cannnot bring myself to it. Even the mere thought chokes me up, a thousand feathers swelling in my throat as I cough out a dry, unintelligent wheeze. I suppose I' ll watch them grow until the end of time, my voice stifled by fear.


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


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


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


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


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Input: " Dude, this needs to stop, " Kim said. She was floating inside their two bedroom apartment, half way between the floor and ceiling just out of reach of either surface. " With great power, Kim. " In hindsight, asking that demon to swap arms with me was my best idea ever! " Jim, stop fucking with demon magic. " She had her arms crossed and a sour frown on her fair baby face. It was the cutest I' d ever seen of her. " And Spiderman never fucked with his powers. " She sighed. " I was referring to Deadpool. " I reappeared next to her, also floating. Teleportation rocked. She groaned. " Look, do n' t you figure doing that comes with a cost? " She grimaced. " Like needing mana or something? " I waved my hand in front of her, and her entire person started fading from view. " Jim? " Her tone neither spoke of fear or worry, more on annoyance actually. I did the same to me. " Jim? " Her tone rose an octave. I took her hand in my still human one, and thrust out the brimstone armored one forwards, ala Superman. " Jim? " Her already narrow eyes narrowed further. " What the fuck are you doing? " We floated past the windows and went towards New York' s sprawling skyline. " Jim? " There was a twinge of panic in her latest exasperration. I took a deep breath. She said nothing. " I can show you the worl- " A quick punch to my side stopped my singing, and Kim started laughing. " Dork. "


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


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Input: " Fuck, " I utter; a lump of fear climbing through my throat. Looking down at shaking hands is something I' ve grown used to seeing, but this time... this time was different. I' ve made a terrible mistake. It' s hard to imagine a mistake ever leading to positivity and thus being claimed as anything other than terrible, but I try to think optimistically. Maybe it' s for the best. Yes.... yes it... it is... is n' t it? There' s always this pressing urge to do it. There' s always something inside of me screaming to risk everything. But I' ve never obeyed its harsh commands... not until now. I' ve stared so long at my trembling hands that I can not imagine them ever being still. I' ve seen it all... my entire life... but they' re always shaking. From birth to now... I' ve always been scared. But it will all end soon, whether I want to or not. Something inside of me made me jump. And now I' ll make peace with this ever-nearing earth. I' ll die, just as the screaming something always wanted. It pushed me off that ledge. " Fuck, " I utter; a lump of fear replaced by acceptance.


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


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


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Input: I live very close to this take out Chinese restaurant and have used them many times over the years. It is true that they were better before the change in ownership but they are still pretty decent. This place like many Chinese restaurants does some things better than others. For instance, their pork fried rice is better than almost any place in Charlotte. In general, their stir fry dishes are quite good. The portions are good, the dishes have plenty of meat and the vegetables are always fresh. As I said, they don't do everything well so I would stay away from the Crab Rangoon and Lo Mein (I am not a fan of that dish anyway). Their soups are just OK so they will do if that is what you really want - just don't expect anything special. The staff is always friendly and they will modify dishes if you request it.


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


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Input: He said he supports devolution but is "not enthusiastic" about further powers coming to Wales.Speaking on BBC's The Wales Report programme, Mr Gill said the assembly's current powers have been "badly used".He also said local parties will decide who represents UKIP in May's Welsh assembly election.Mr Gill was responding to suggestions that former  Tory MPs Neil Hamilton and Mark Reckless were set to be imposed as candidates by the party centrally."As a principle, I think that it's madness to have people standing who the local party don't want to stand for them."Which is why the local party will now decide who represents them," he said.He said the upcoming elections give the party a chance to show they can be disciplined and do "good things for the people of Wales"."We want to be a constructive part of the assembly," he added."We want to be there to get the voices and the views of those people who vote for us heard and we need to make sure that people start to believe in this institution for the right reasons."


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


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Input: The 34-year-old centre-back, whose contact expires at the end of the season, has made 656 appearances in 16 years for the Premier League leaders."The club know my position," said the former England captain. "I want to stay. Hopefully my performances are showing that and they can keep me."I'll be happy to get one year and then see how it goes. I'm taking it year by year. I haven't got much choice."Terry made his first team debut in October 1998, and replaced Marcel Desailly as club captain at the start of the 2004-05 campaign.He is the most successful captain in the club's history, having led Chelsea to three Premier League titles, a Champions League success, four FA Cups and two League Cups.Terry's former Chelsea and England team-mates, Frank Lampard and Ashley Cole, were allowed to leave the club once they had reached the end of their contracts.Midfielder Eden Hazard, 24, is the latest Chelsea player to sign a contract extension, a move that has been welcomed by Terry, who added: "Hazard has just been done and that's the most important for the club."


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


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Input: The Detective contemplated how it was possible, puffing his cigarette. Two almost identical crimes happening at the same time. The towns people all said the same thing. They all saw the same person, and in the next instant, he was gone. " Bring up the magic database, will you? " The Detective asked. His partner in crime, laying across his chair, happily obliged. " We' ve checked it twice already. What are you hoping to find, may I ask? " The Detective did n' t acknowledge his question, but simply scrolled through the types of magic. " 2 places...... The same time. " He thought out loud. " Do you think...? " His partner began, " It was THAT type of magic? " " Why are you surprised? " The Detective answered, " Tons of magicians here have gotten a hold of power like that. In fact.... " The Detective streamed back up the list, and stopped to a grinding halt. " I think we' ve got ourselves a lead here. " His partner in crime rised from his seat and marveled at the screen. " No way. A type 4?! " " Teleportation, " said The Detective, " It might be hard to intercept him, huh? "


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Input: The Hamiltonian Theory of the fractional quantum Hall effect is an operatordescription that subsumes many properties of Composite Fermions, applies togapped and gapless cases, and has been found to provide results in quantitativeaccord with data on gaps, relaxation rates and polarizations at temperatures of$300mK$ and above. The only free parameter is $\lambda$, which is related tothe sample thickness and appears in the Zhang-Das Sarma potential $v(q) = {2\pie^2\over \kappa q} e^{-ql\lambda}$ where $l$ and $\kappa $ are the magneticlength and dielectric constant. Here we examine the recent data of Tracy andEisenstein on the nuclear magnetic resonance relaxation rate at filling factor$\nu=\half$ deduced from resistivity measurements at temperatures as low as$45mK$. We find that their results can be satisfactorily described by thistheory, if in addition to a $v(q)$ with $\lambda \simeq 2$, a constant disorderwidth $\Gamma\simeq 100 mK$ is incorporated.


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Input: Stereoscopic spectral imaging is an observing technique that affords rapidacquisition of limited spectral information over an entire image planesimultaneously. Light from a telescope is dispersed into multiple spectralorders, which are imaged separately, and two or more of the dispersed imagesare combined using an analogy between the (x,y,\lambda) spectral data space andconventional (x,y,z) three-space. Because no photons are deliberately destroyedduring image acquisition, the technique is much more photon-efficient in someobserving regimes than existing techniques such as scanned-filtergraph orscanned-slit spectral imaging. Hybrid differential stereoscopy, which uses acombination of conventional cross-correlation stereoscopy and linearapproximation theory to extract the central wavelength of a spectral line, hasbeen used to produce solar Stokes-V (line-of-sight) magnetograms in the 617.34nm Fe I line, and more sophisticated inversion techniques are currently beingused to derive Doppler and line separation data from EUV images of the solarcorona collected in the neighboring lines of He-II and Si-XI at 30.4 nm. Inthis paper we develop an analytic a priori treatment of noise in the line shiftsignal derived from hybrid differential stereoscopy. We use the analysis toestimate the noise level and measurement precision in a high resolution solarmagnetograph based on stereoscopic spectral imaging, compare those estimates toa test observation made in 2003, and discuss implications for futureinstruments.


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Input: In the bootstrap percolation model, sites in an L by L square are initiallyinfected independently with probability p. At subsequent steps, a healthy sitebecomes infected if it has at least 2 infected neighbours. As(L,p)->(infinity,0), the probability that the entire square is eventuallyinfected is known to undergo a phase transition in the parameter p log L,occurring asymptotically at lambda = pi^2/18. We prove that the discrepancybetween the critical parameter and its limit lambda is at least Omega((logL)^(-1/2)). In contrast, the critical window has width only Theta((logL)^(-1)). For the so-called modified model, we prove rigorous explicit boundswhich imply for example that the relative discrepancy is at least 1% even whenL = 10^3000. Our results shed some light on the observed differences betweensimulations and rigorous asymptotics.


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Input: The punch hit the bastard square in the nose. It hurt his knuckles something fierce, but watching the blood begin to poor from the thief' s nostrils more than made up for it. " Tell me where my *goddamn* snail is! Now! " The other man groaned and grabbed at his masked face. " Why the hell do you care so much about a stupid slug! " He threw another punch, but it was n' t as satisfying as the first one. Resisting the urge to yell, he instead lowered his voice to its most menacing pitch. " I do n' t care about the million dollars you stole. " He took one step even closer, now inches away from the man' s bloody face. " Just tell me where the hell my pet snail is! " The thief scrambled back, nearly tripping over the luggage full of money sitting behind him. " All right, all right! Fuck! I just thought the shell was cool, man! Here! " He waited as the other man reached one gloved hand into the cargo pocket on his thigh. His heart leaped into his throat as the snail was thrown at him with much more force than necessary. Luckily, he managed to catch her. He held her in his hands until the thief was gone, vanished into the night with more money than most people could ever hope to have. Once the coast was clear, he peered down at her. " Are you all right? " **Yes**, she formed the words in his mind. **Thank you, master. I did not enjoy the idea of granting him any wishes. ** " I' m just glad you' re okay, Genie. " **As am I**, she said. **Now... would you like me to replace the money he stole? **


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Input: The set of solutions of random constraint satisfaction problems (zero energygroundstates of mean-field diluted spin glasses) undergoes several structuralphase transitions as the amount of constraints is increased. This set firstbreaks down into a large number of well separated clusters. At the freezingtransition, which is in general distinct from the clustering one, somevariables (spins) take the same value in all solutions of a given cluster. Inthis paper we study the critical behavior around the freezing transition, whichappears in the unfrozen phase as the divergence of the sizes of therearrangements induced in response to the modification of a variable. Theformalism is developed on generic constraint satisfaction problems and appliedin particular to the random satisfiability of boolean formulas and to thecoloring of random graphs. The computation is first performed in random treeensembles, for which we underline a connection with percolation models and withthe reconstruction problem of information theory. The validity of these resultsfor the original random ensembles is then discussed in the framework of thecavity method.


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Input: He walked into the room without saying a word to her. Strange, she thought, but kept right on reading the paper. Being married for 40 some years, you do sometimes run out of things to say. He walked into the room to find his keys. Strange, he thought, as the man swore he had left them on the counter. Maybe they were near his study again... She looked at him with a neutral, passive gaze. Smiled. He smiled backed. A look of contempt shined from both of them. He points to the car outside the window with one brow up. She points back upstairs. He goes back to dresser grabbing his keys, walking back behind her reading the paper from her shoulder. She points to the paper saddened by the headlines. Rubbing her shoulders the man kisses her once on the cheek, before leaving. Walking out the door the man turns once more with a wave. The Woman gently raising her cup as goodbye, as both smoothly started off their morning in comfort.


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Input: Diggers and dumper trucks are turning the six-year-old former Dartington Primary School near Totnes in Devon into rubble.More than 300 children have been in temporary buildings since July 2014.Building of a new school will start in January and education authority Devon County Council is seeking compensation from the architects and builders.More on the school demolition, plus more Devon and Cornwall newsHead teacher Jill Mahon said 90% of the material would be recycled locally."How can you be sad when it is being reused," she said."We are seeing a whole process which couldn't be much richer for the children."The demolition has been included in the school curriculum with visits from site workers and children learning about recycling.The children are expected to move into the new school early in 2018.The former school buildings were called "visionary" when they opened in 2010 with solar panels to power classrooms and rainwater recycling.But according to a report commissioned by the council, the building started letting in water shortly after it was finished.The report blamed the design and highlighted "complexities within the rainwater harvesting system".


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


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


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Input: Two women walked in the room. My stroke took my sight, my voice, so I could n' t see them, but I felt a change. My wife' s hand gripped me harder. I did n' t have to ask who it is. It was the other woman and her wife, the woman I should have been. " I' ll be outside, " my wife said. I heard the floor creak as she left, ran down the stairs. They came closer. I felt their warmth. " Look at him, " R said. Her name was R. My name, if I had lived that life, would be B. It does n' t matter. I chose this life. And I' m dying. " I am so glad I' m with you, " the other voice said. My voice. My femme voice. " He' s really fat. " " It was a stroke. " " I did eat when I was upset. " Why was she, am I, using past tense? Was this mute body some object lesson, to show her she chose wisely? " I love you. Thank you. " " I love you. I know you' ve been doubting yourself, so I thought this would show you you did good. " I heard them walk out, down the stairs, out the door. And then I remembered where I kept the clothes I did n' t wear, the hormones I never took, the life I should have lived, and I wished I could cry.


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Input: " What the fuck? " I said to myself as I held the bag. " This ca n' t be what I think it is. " I proceed to walk towards my apartment as if it was just another day. I close the door behind me and check the peep hole to make sure I was n' t followed. " No time to waste. " As I was walking towards the kitchen to get a bottled water, all I can think about is how awesome it is going to be. I' ve heard countless stories about these super pills. It was exclusively sold only to people with a lot of money. Lots. With one pill in my hand and the water bottle in the other, I take one breath and popped it in my mouth and downed the whole bottle. " This feeling " I said as the euphoria of peace and tranquility along with a sensation of my brain being filled with skills and gifts that can only come from within. " This must be what it feels like to have money. " I look at the mirror in my living room and say one of my favorite lines of one of my favorite movies while waving my finger in the air. " And here. We. Go " With that being said, I get my bus pass and head out the door of my apartment. " Oh yeah, this is going to be fun " It was a great time to begin my new adventure. Ideas were bouncing around in my brain. Left and right. Up and down. " Ah yes, basic stuff " I said under my breath. Walking towards the bus stop with a pep in my step, I knew deep down in my heart that this is going to be the last time that I ever have to deal with this shit.


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Input: By 2D hydrodynamic simulations including a detailed equation of state andneutrino transport, we investigate the interplay between different non-radialhydrodynamic instabilities that play a role during the postbounce accretionphase of collapsing stellar cores. The convective mode of instability, which isdriven by negative entropy gradients caused by neutrino heating or by timevariations of the shock strength, can be identified clearly by the developmentof typical Rayleigh-Taylor mushrooms. However, in cases where the gas in thepostshock region is rapidly advected towards the gain radius, the growth ofsuch a buoyancy instability can be suppressed. In such a situation the shockedflow nevertheless can develop non-radial asymmetry with an oscillatory growthof the amplitude. This phenomenon has been termed ``standing accretion shockinstability'' (SASI). It is shown here that the SASI oscillations can triggerconvective instability and like the latter they lead to an increase of theaverage shock radius and of the mass in the gain layer. Both hydrodynamicinstabilities in combination stretch the advection time of matter through theneutrino-heating layer and thus enhance the neutrino energy deposition insupport of the neutrino-driven explosion mechanism. A rapidly contracting andmore compact nascent NS turns out to be favorable for explosions, because theaccretion luminosity and neutrino heating are larger and the growth rate of theSASI is higher. Moreover, we show that the oscillation period of the SASI and avariety of other features in our simulations agree with estimates for theadvective-acoustic cycle (AAC), in which perturbations are carried by theaccretion flow from the shock to the neutron star and pressure waves close anamplifying global feedback loop. (abridged)


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