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Input: Hi, My name is...... not important. You see, I have the ability to see 10 seconds in the future. Yes, I know-when you think about 10 seconds, you are most likely thinking that 10 seconds is barely enough to leave your house. But the truth is-all you need is 10 seconds. 10 seconds to look your enemy in the eye and.... shoot. Those.. are the 10 seconds that count. On an average day, I fight 15 hooligans, save 10 civilians and drink 5 cups of coffee. However, this day was... different. I remember having woken up 10 seconds, before the boisterous sounds of my alarm. I quickly combed my hair, packed my bag, and rushed out the door. After having walked out the door, I shoved my bag into the ill-fitting trunk of my red 1986 Toyota Tercel. Once I had disposed off my bag, I slid onto the front corduroy seat and drove off for my doctor' s appointment It was there, that I had pleasantly taken a seat on the lounge chairs and was waiting to be called for my appointment with Dr. Simons. Thats when it happened. I was comfortably lying on the chair, when the brown mahogany table next to me began to shake..... 10 seconds, thud thud thud thud. It was getting closer...... 9 seconds, my hands juxtaposed against my body...... 8 seconds, a man in a dark kevlar vest began to approach me..... 7 seconds, I ran towards the man in full speed, in attempt to get a hold of his firearm..... 6 seconds, he skillfully maneuvered around my attack and began to fire at me..... BAM.... BAM..... BAM....... I Had Fallen Whoever knew injustice gods among us was such a hard game.


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Input: The painted hardboard letters - thought to be a reference to the prime minister - were attached to the ancient monument's member on Monday.But the National Trust, which manages the protected site in Dorset, slammed the prank amid fears it had damaged the well-endowed hill figure.It said the incident had been reported to the police.More on this and other stories from across the South of England.Some have speculated whether the stunt was a reference to the Tory slogan "Standing up for Britain".The Cerne Abbas Giant, north of Dorchester, is protected as both a Scheduled Ancient Monument and part of a Site of Special Scientific Interest.The conservation charity was made aware of the incident on Monday morning and sent rangers out to remove the letters and assess the damage.National Trust countryside manager Rob Rhodes said: "It is a time-consuming waste of our resources as a charity to repair the damage and clean up after such incidents when the money we are given could be spent instead on other conservation projects."As a Scheduled Ancient Monument, the giant has the highest archaeological protection and any damage from pegging down boards would be an offence. The site is also protected as important chalk grassland for its wildflowers, and the butterflies and wildlife that supports, and is easily damaged."The National Trust appeals to anybody who sees any suspicious activity near the giant at any time to call the police."


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Input: " So make sure you get their number. " I really, really wanted to leave for my date and forget about this conversation. " Ok. " This was worse than health class. " But use a condom to make sure you do n' t catch anthing. " Mom wrung her hands, obviously trying to come up with more advice. " Ok. " " I know some girls might try the other holes as well but be extra careful when you do so. You can look it up on the Internet for tips and stuff if you like. " " Ok, mom. " My date was suppose to start in 20 minutes. Why did she choose *this* moment to give me some Sex Education?! Why could n' t she like normal parents who avoid these kinds of topics? " If they turn out to be the same gender, I' ll be perfectly ok with that, you know. " " Yes, mom. " " If you have questions, you can always call me. " " Ok. Can I go now? " Maybe I could still make it on time if I sped a little... " I suppose... bit make sure you get their name and number at the very least. " " Ok mom. Bye. " I jumped up from the couch and grabbed my purse. " Bye honey. Be home by 10. "


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Input: The 33-year-old, who attended school in the city, was elected unopposed and assumes the role with immediate effect.Mr Beaumont succeeds Dundee-born actor Brian Cox, who was elected in 2010 and served two terms.Mr Beaumont previously held the record for cycling around the world, completing the route in 194 days and 17 hours.He said: "I am absolutely thrilled, and slightly surprised, to be the new rector of the University of Dundee."Six years ago I sat in the audience at the Caird Hall as Brian Cox stepped into the role and I remember his words about making a real difference."In fact Dundee was the starting point for my first ever adventure at the age of 12, to cycle across Scotland."I look forward to playing my part in the University of Dundee's many future triumphs."Mr Beaumont will be formally installed as rector in a ceremony to be arranged for a later date.The rector is elected to serve the students' interests, including at the University Court, the governing body of the institution.The university's principal and vice-chancellor, Professor Sir Pete Downes, said: "I am delighted to welcome Mark Beaumont into the university community, and I am sure he will be an excellent representative for our students."


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


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Input: Hey there everyone, glad you could join me for today' s special unboxing. Dun de dun dun de dum..... *Jason, you really need to get us a proper intro song* So today we' ve got a bit of a random unboxing. It was sent to me by my Grandmothers sister, well kind of sister, they' re more just close friend. So as you can see, its quite an ornate box, quite well made from what seems to be ivory with figures carved out. Hmm... seems that the hinges are quite well hidden. -Technical Difficulties- Right, so I managed to find the front of the box or rather I really should be calling it a chest. We' ve got this very unusual key that opens it up, so here we go.' Click' Ooo, that does sound nice, Jason come listen to this.' Click' That' s a good sounding lock huh. Right, so lets open this guy up and..... huh, its empty. Well... that was a let down. -Technical Difficulties- *Yeah, ok Gran, thanks* So it seems that this is really a second hand unboxing. My grandmother just told me that her friend had opened it ages ago and taken everything out. Sorry about that folks. Though... its still a pretty cool box, very solid and secure, would be great to display. Thanks for watching folks, and as always, leave a comment or a thumbs up or even both if your feeling energetic today.


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Input: The magnetic and thermodynamic properties of spin-1/2 Heisenberg diamondchains are investigated in three different cases: (a) J1, J2, J3>0(frustrated); (b) J1, J3<0, J2>0 (frustrated); and (c) J1, J2>0, J3<0(non-frustrated). The density matrix renormalization group (DMRG) technique isinvoked to study the properties of the system in the ground state, while thetransfer matrix renormalization group (TMRG) technique is applied to explorethe thermodynamic properties. The local magnetic moments, spin correlationfunctions, and static structure factors are discussed in the ground state forthe three cases. It is shown that the static structure factor S(q) shows peaksat wavevectors $q=a\pi /3$ (a=0,1,2,3,4,5) for different couplings in a zeromagnetic field, which, however in the magnetic fields where the magnetizationplateau with m=1/6 pertains, exhibits the peaks only at q=0, $2\pi /3$ and$4\pi /3$, which are found to be couplings-independent. The DMRG results of thezero-field static structure factor can be nicely fitted by a linearsuperposition of six modes, where two fitting equations are proposed. It isobserved that the six modes are closely related to the low-lying excitations ofthe system. At finite temperatures, the double-peak structures of thesusceptibility and specific heat against temperature are obtained, where thepeak positions and heights are found to depend on the competition of thecouplings. It is also uncovered that the XXZ anisotropy of F and AF couplingsleads the system of case (c) to display quite different behaviors. In addition,the experimental data of the susceptibility, specific heat and magnetizationfor the compound Cu$_{3}$(CO$_{3}$)$_{2}$(OH)$_{2}$ are fairly compared withour TMRG results.


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Input: Tony Kenway, originally from Southampton, was killed in a car park in the resort of Pattaya at 14:10 local time, according to the Bangkok Post.The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has confirmed it is in contact with local police regarding the death of a British national.Sanit Sport Club, where the shooting happened, offered its condolences in a message posted on its Facebook page.It read: "We are very sad to announce the death of Tony Kenway who lost his life this morning. We would like to offer Tony's family and friends our deepest sympathy and condolences at this difficult time. RIP Tony."The Bangkok Post reported that an eyewitness described the gunman as a "chubby man wearing a white T-shirt and black jacket" who opened the door of the red Cayenne GTS before firing once and escaping on a black motorcycle.Mr Kenway was described as a father-of-four who had set up a website design business.His Facebook profile shows he lived in Bangkok but previously resided in Marbella, Spain, and had been married to his wife, Pans, since November.A FCO spokeswoman said: "We are in contact with the family of a British man following his death in Pattaya, Thailand. Our sympathies are with them at this difficult time. We are in touch with the local police."


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Input: I never get super excited to go to Monty's but it is never disappointing. Possibly except for the 30-45 minute wait. nnThis last time, I went in seriously craving me some pie. I ended up filling up on their mac and cheese. No room for pie. All of their pies at the time also just did not sound exactly to be what I wanted either. I was craving a fruity cherry pie or something and it was just turning to fall so it was either chocolate or fall flavors. Not their fault, but a curse of my pie needs. nnThe food is good. I am not a huge breakfast person so pancakes are not usually my thing but they do have a few options I do eat, like breakfast potatoes and sometimes I even venture out of my comfort zone for the eggs. I honestly do not think I have tried the same thing twice because they have so many options.


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


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Input: We propose a scheme for generating squeezed states in solid state circuitsconsisting of a nanomechanical resonator (NMR), a superconducting Cooper-pairbox (CPB) and a superconducting transmission line resonator (STLR). Thenonlinear interaction between the NMR and the STLR can be implemented bysetting the external biased flux of the CPB at certain values. The interactionHamiltonian between the NMR and the STLR is derived by performing Fr$\rm\ddoto$hlich transformation on the total Hamiltonian of the combined system. Just byadiabatically keeping the CPB at the ground state, we get the standardparametric down-conversion Hamiltonian. The CPB plays the role of ``nonlinearmedia", and the squeezed states of the NMR can be easily generated in a mannersimilar to the three-wave mixing in quantum optics. This is the three-wavemixing in a solid-state circuit.


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Input: I like being average. You can have your dreams of grandeur but I want to punch my 9 to 5, go home, have a brew and go to sleep. There' s nothing wrong with that, right? The wife understood until my idea of comfortable did n' t meet with her love of the high life. The kids are with her, so I guess it does n' t matter what they feel. But screw it, man. The bills are paid and the belly' s full, right? It' s hard to reconcile my present happiness with how miserable I should feel, but I worked just hard enough to get where I want to be and it' s time to relax about the whole thing. Child support is never late, and I still get to see the kids on the weekend. When the reporter came by, I told her there' s no story to tell. An average family had an average break-up. The kids are with their grandparents until the wife gets back in to town. She' s not coming home soon, though. I spent too much time as a butcher, and damn it, the belly had to get full.


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Input: Much like those fantasy comics I grew up reading, my incredible story is too impossible to believe. But, when the alien ship crash landed, and I tried to rescue the captain, he explained to me he was able to use his powers to make any wish he wanted come true. And that was how he was able to talk to me. As he lay dying, he told me it was up to me to save my planet, as he was now unable to complete his mission. All I needed was to tell him what I needed to fight of the impending intergalactic threat until more of his people could arrive to save us. I knew what I needed, and it was almost too perfect as I saw myself soaring through the clouds, fighting incredible battles and saving all the people below. I was going to be a hero. I was going to be famous. I was going to get laid! It must have been my rush to get the words out. Or, perhaps, Mr. Wish-alien did n' t pick the right accent when he learned English. But, 2 days later, as the alien force was entering the Earths atmosphere, I put my powers to work, hoping to steer the aliens away. I hoofed it up to the ship to engage the enemy. All I could see was red as I began the fight. I keep chewing on it over and over again in my mind, how could that stupid alien dooo this to me? Somehow, I was able to drive them back until help arrived. I was branded a hero! And as the aliens arrived on the capital to meet with the president and myself, the leader wished to be able to talk to us. Their leader asked me how such an earth creature as myself was able to save the planet.' Look' I said' I just wanted to be able to fly.'


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Input: We prove the Kirillov-Reshetikhin (KR) conjecture in the general case : forall twisted quantum affine algebras we prove that the characters of KR modulessolve the twisted Q-system and we get explicit formulas for the character oftheir tensor products (the untwisted simply-laced case was treated by Najakima,and the untwisted case by the author). The proof is uniform and providesseveral new developments for the representation theory of twisted quantumaffine algebras, including twisted Frenkel-Reshetikhin q-characters (expectedby Frenkel-Reshetikhin and Frenkel-Mukhin). We also prove the twisted T-system.As an application we get explicit formulas for the twisted q-characters offundamental representations for all types, including the formulas for typesD_4^{(3)}, E_6^{(2)} conjectured by Reshetikhin. We prove the formulas for KRmodules in types A_n^{(2)} and D_4^{(3)} conjectured by Kuniba-Suzuki.Eventually our results imply the conjectural branching rules [HKOTT] to thequantum subalgebra of finite type.


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Input: I have made many a trip to Pittsburgh under the guise of visiting my boyfriend. Little did he know that I was really taking the 4. 5 hour flight from San Francisco to have three or four of the best crepes ever created. nnAs I said before, the Breakfast Crepe is the best. It has egg, cheese, breakfast sausage and your choice of one of a few different sauces (the bu00e9chamel is the best). The BF likes his crepes on the sweeter side, so he enjoys the nutella and banana. The savor crepes are served with a light salad with mandarins oranges and a citrus vinaigrette while the sweet crepes have whipped cream. nnSeriously, this place is amazing. If you live in the Pittsburgh, or are visiting you are doing yourself a disservice by not treating yourself to this absolutely fabulous, terrific, superb, and wonderful restaurant. No joke.. . now that the BF has graduated and no longer lives in Pittsburgh, I have thought about flying over just to eat at Crepes Parisiennes.


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Input: While I'm thrilled to see Bob and Vicky's crew thriving, I do have to say that I miss being able to actually walk-in on a Saturday or Sunday without a line around the block. nnIrregardless, when you're looking for unique spins on traditional diner fare, this is your joint. nnThe pancakes are all fantastic. I've had every combination on the menu and then plenty more (they'll usually grant a request if they have the ingredients and they usually run a weekend special). I highly suggest the apple walnut, banana chocolate chip, the oatmeal raisin, and most importantly.. . PUMPKIN (the best in town). nnLori's Raspberry French Toast is the obligatory first dine, just stay away from the other iterations that aren't first coated in corn flakes prior to landing on the griddle. nnThe jumbots, eggs benedict, and potato pancakes all also represent fantastic choices. If you have a choice of meat, hands down get the "ham off the bone". nnOne other key note.. . Bob, Vicky, and their daughter Lori go out of their way to make people happy. They always bring samples out to those waiting for a seat and offer coffee to hold people over when it's cold out. nnIf you're running solo or with one in tow, I recommend you check to see if there are spots at the bar (first come first serve).


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Input: The rich were the first to go. Greed and consumerism were their downfall. Led on by Jobs, the deceiver, and the Android horde that followed. They were sold the future. Knowledge at their fingertips, a level of connection never seen before. Most perished after the first night. The few who strived on were gone before sun-up. Whole nations fell during the initial week. Communities went silent. The more energy we invested in reaching out to them, the more of us fell. It did n' t take long to piece things together. When your phone goes, so do you. We suffered rolling blackouts and catastrophe for the first month. Society dissipated. Looting and murder became rife. If you could kill a man for his battery, you bought an extra few days. A handful of resilient Nokia users established a network of vaults, I heard. If you join their community, you find employment. 14 hour days in their power plants, splitting atoms and hanging on. Your phone joins a bank of devices, on charge 24-7. You' ll be alive. But what kind of life is that? I have n' t seen another human this year. I made it out of the city, out of the rampage. To clean air and green fields. The sun on my back and an empty canvas ahead. I turned my phone off.


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


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Input: The sub-millimetre wavelength regime is perhaps the most poorly explored overlarge areas of the sky, despite the considerable effort that has been expendedin making deep maps over small regions. As a consequence the properties of thesub-millimetre sky as a whole, and of rare bright objects in particular,remains largely unknown. Here we describe a forthcoming survey (the SCUBA-2``All-Sky'' Survey, or SASSy) designed to address this issue by making alarge-area map of approximately one-fifth of the sky visible from the JCMT(4800 square degrees) down to a 1 sigma noise level of 30 mJy/beam. This mapforms the pilot for a much larger survey, which will potentially map theremaining sky visible from the JCMT, with the region also visible to ALMA as apriority. SASSy has been awarded 500 hours for the 4800 square degree pilotphase and will commence after the commissioning of SCUBA-2, expected in early2008.


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Input: The bank, which is owned by the UK Government, was set up to fund projects which help the environment while turning a profit.It has invested £668m in clean energy schemes, including large scale offshore wind farms, in the past yearCEO Shaun Kingsbury said all schemes were on time and on budget and would soon see sustained profit.The GIB, which has its headquarters in Edinburgh, invests in offshore wind, food waste to energy schemes, biomass power plants and other energy efficiency projects.Investments this year bring the total number of projects the GIB has backed to 28.The bank said, once the schemes were completed, they should deliver a return for the taxpayer of 8% a year.Mr Kingsbury spoke to BBC Radio Scotland's Good Morning Scotland programme on Tuesday.He said: "On the financials we've made a loss, but it's because all of the capital we've been investing has been going into construction projects."They take 18 months to two years to reach the end of the construction process. Once they're up and running, they'll produce the income we need to turn profitable."He added: "Time will be our friend on this."Since it began lending in 2012, the bank has committed £1.3bn to green projects, with £3.5bn committed from private investors, it said.When completed, the schemes aim to save 3.5m tonnes of carbon dioxide a year, and produce enough clean energy to power three million homes.The bank has also unveiled plans to raise £1bn for a new fund to invest in offshore wind schemes.WWF Scotland director Lang Banks said the plans could create up to 28,000 jobs in Scotland.He said: "Plans for a new billion pound fund to help support the deployment of offshore wind is an excellent initiative that will help create jobs, cut carbon and keep the nation's lights on."Studies estimate that, for Scotland, alone the offshore wind industry could create 28,000 jobs by 2020 and contribute over £7bn of investment to the economy."


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Input: Linda Norgrove, from Lewis, had been working in Afghanistan when she was seized by rebels in September 2010.She was killed during a rescue attempt by US special forces.Linda Norgrove Foundation is helping Ascend, a project that teaches mountaineering skills to young women in Afghanistan.Last year, Ascend supported a team of 13 women climbed three peaks over 16,000 feet, including one previously unclimbed mountain which they subsequently named.As they did not have enough boots for everyone, the women climbed in two teams, one getting use of the boots before swapping over so the others could go up.Linda's mother, Lorna Norgrove, said: "We were hugely impressed by what this project is doing for women's empowerment in Afghanistan. News of their achievements has already reached more than 4 million Afghan women and the project is changing the lives of these young women for ever."I think the project particularly resonated with us because as a family we are all keen hillwalkers and climbers."We know Linda would have loved this project and we're sure that it will appeal to the many people in the UK who enjoy climbing the hills and mountains. We take for granted the freedom to climb the hills, but this is something which can change lives for these young women in Afghanistan."The Lewis-based foundation raise funds for projects that benefit women and children in Afghanistan.


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Input: I hate this place. It smells bad, like the chemicals that Mom keeps under the sink at home. And the bed is hard and uncomfortable and I do n' t have my dinosaur sheets. And I miss being in my own room. And I do n' t like having these other kids around; they' re all sick and miserable, too. Mom wo n' t tell me when I can go home. I keep asking how long I have to stay here, and every time she just gets sad. " A little longer, baby, " she tells me with a soft pat on the head. But she' s been saying that for weeks now. She comes by every day with books for me, and sometimes new games for my gameboy. Dad used to come by more often, but it' s been a while now. When he does come, he and Mom do n' t talk much, and he looks very tired. I guess he has a lot of work to do. Doctor Coleman always tries to be upbeat when he takes me into the radiation room. He brings a new comic for me to read every time. Always " The Incredible Hulk. " He says that the radiation will make me stronger, just like it did in the comics. It has n' t worked yet, and I can barely even get out of bed on my own now. I guess that' s why I have to keep going in for more radiation. And that' s why they are doing all the different parts of my body now. I overheard Nurse Meyers saying that it had spread to my lymph nodes, but I do n' t know what that means; I' ve never seen that mentioned in the Hulk comics. He did n' t bring a comic today; he says we' re not going to do the radiation treatment anymore. He and Mom were talking about doing something new and experimental. I wanted to ask if it would still give me powers, but Mom shushed me. There were a lot of big, confusing words, but Doctor Coleman seemed happy about it and said that this would work. Mom was crying, but trying to smile. She returned to my bedside and squeezed my hand. " What does he want to do, Mom? " -- - /u/Shozza87 will be taking over from here!


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Input: * Patriotic - loving American - super-freedom of speech house bill ( 1072B ) Do you love America? Do you stand for Freedom? Do you think free speech should only be for those people who are citizen or who are n' t idiots? Do you hate those annoying emails and social stories from crack pots accusing AT & T, SPRINT, and VERIZON of voter fraud? Help us make America great again by allowing telephone carriers to screen, for your convenience, news and messages to weed out crazies and those who want to hurt America. Briefly summarized in the following [ 19, 207 ] pages This new law makes America better. By law 905K a non-answer will be voted by proxie by your carrier who knows your preferences. Voting deadline 4: 00 AM Eastern Standard Time. Remember you must read ( or scroll through ) the law' s text before voting as stated in law 857J, only informed voters may vote. Average expected time to read ( 17 days, 3 hours. )


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Input: The show will see the singer perform to around 80,000 people in Milan's Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on 28 May and to TV audiences in over 220 countries.Keys, who will be debuting new music in the show, said playing to such a huge audience was "pretty insane".European football's governing body Uefa said Keys' inclusion "heightens even further the appeal of the match".Keys, who recently joined Season 11 of NBC's The Voice in the US, said she was looking forward to returning to Italy, a place that feels like home to her."My mother's family is from Italy, so whenever I go, I always feel the most loved," she said."I feel like it's a homecoming of love in a lot of ways."Uefa said Keys' performance will usher in a new live entertainment era for the final, which intends to "merge the worlds of world-class music, entertainment and sports, as well as celebrate design and fashion as a nod to the host city, Milan"."This is going to be a powerful moment in history and one that represents the spirit of all the similarities we share no matter where we live and who we are," Keys said."I'm honoured to be a special part of such a beloved experience."Uefa has previously opened its top club event with large-scale dance performances, traditionally accompanied by the tournament's official song, the Tony Britten-composed Champions League, performed by a choir or played from a recording.The 2011 opening ceremony at London's Wembley Stadium saw Tinchy Stryder perform a specially-written rap about the game between Manchester United and Barcelona.


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Input: Incumbent party candidate Mr Moreno won 51.16% of the vote, the country's electoral council announced.Conservative Guillermo Lasso, whom three exit polls predicted would win after the vote on Sunday, got 48.8%.Mr Lasso has already indicated he will challenge the vote, having earlier alleged fraud.But with 99.65% of ballots counted, the National Electoral Council's Pablo Pozo said these were the "irreversible official results"."We congratulate the Ecuadoran people, who have legally and legitimately elected their president," he said."Ecuador has spoken freely at the ballot box and it is our ethical duty to respect its vote and its voice."After the announcement, Mr Moreno tweeted: "Many thanks to all Ecuadorians, who voted for us and who did not, and democracy is strengthened."Correspondents say his win bucks the trend across Latin America of people turning their backs on the left in favour of the right.He succeeds his close ally Rafael Correa after three terms of what Mr Correa and his administration dubbed "21st-Century socialism".On Sunday, when it first emerged he looked likely to lose, Mr Lasso called for people to "peacefully defend their votes".It resulted in hundreds of Mr Lasso's supporters gathering in front of the electoral commission offices shouting "No to fraud".The Organization of American States, which acted as an observer during the election, said it had seen "no discrepancies" between polling station and official results.Mr Lasso has until 12 April to challenge the result officially, the electoral council said.


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


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Input: Our server seemed impatient and annoyed with us. He asked us immediately after sitting down what we wanted to order. I had no idea and asked him to come back after we had time to look over the menu. He looked horrified but went away anyway. He came back a couple of seconds later and asked what we wanted. I felt rushed so I ordered something I have ordered in the past. I really wanted to try something different and read the menu  But they don't give you time for that. nnThe food came out in a matter of seconds. I thought that was a mistake so I told the person balancing the plates that was not our order. He went and got someone who could speak English to to tell us that they were what we ordered and placed them in front of us. I had burritos deluxe and my friend had a steak salad,  The salad came without dressing so she asked the serve for some dressing. While not pleased he did go get her some dressing. My burritos were boring and tasteless. nnThey moved their business into a doomed location. Nothing seems to stay there for long. This is one place that really needs to go away! It was awful! !


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Input: We verify that the dilaton together with one exactly marginal field, form amoduli space of marginal deformations of closed bosonic string field theory topolynomial order five. We use the results of this successful check in order tofind the best functional form of a fit of quintic amplitudes. We then use thisfit in order to accurately compute the tachyon and dilaton effective potentialin the limit of infinite level. We observe that to order four, the effectivepotential gives unexpectedly accurate results for the vacuum. We are thus ledto conjecture that the effective potential, to a given order, is a goodapproximation to the whole potential including all interactions from thevertices up to this order from the untruncated string field. We then go on andcompute the effective potential to order five. We analyze its vacuum structureand find that it has several saddle points, including the Yang-Zwiebach vacuum,but also a local minimum. We discuss the possible physical meanings of thesevacua.


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Input: Dr. Sumner' s mouth moved, but I couldn' t perceive the sounds it seemed to form. All of those hours spent studying, worrying about student loans, and fretting about employment after graduation. George' s open palm connected with my right jaw, and the sound came back, "Marshall… Marshall? Are you with us. "I stammered, "I think, I think… "I couldn' t form a cogent sentence. 12 years of memories, and close to a life time of belief began to dissolve into whatever substance such things are composed of. "I think, I need you to prove to me that what you are saying is true. I can not go down this path. I won' t abandon a lifetime of education on the basis of your words. I must see proof! ""I chose you because you' re an empiricist Felix! "Dr. Sumner exclaimed. "The proof you need is in your very own body, but I can make it easier for you to understand. Look through this lens at your left hand. "I held the strange green monocle to my right eye, and looked down towards my left hand. All of a sudden I saw what seemed to be another universe. Multiple clusters of galaxies swirled where moments before my pasty left hand rested in the cold air of the lab. The vastness of what I saw gave me vertigo, and I fell backward onto cement flooring. "What did I just see Dr. Sumner? Is that where they live? Can someone peer into our universe the same way I just looked into there' s? "Doctor Sumner paused and then nodded, "Young man, we do not understand the depth of this system, nor can we determine its outer limits. We have communicated with entities that reside within many humans and animals. Our instruments have determined that these entities live within the protein coating of hostile cells we commonly refer to as viruses. It would seem we are no different. Our existence may portend the death of the host we call the universe; just as the existence of these communications reveal that countless smaller life forms work towards the death of us all. "


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Input: " Nurse Amanda had been with us since the beginning. She had held my wife' s hand as she sobbed and brought me water as I stood silent and alone in the stairwell. The doctors came and went, but nurse Amanda was always there, warm, confident, and caring. She made the hardest seven years of our life a bit better and shared the nine months of joy and fear as if she was family. It' s how I knew the test was positive. I could n' t tell you now how I knew. Something in her stance or that look she gave me or the way she patted my wife' s hand where it rested on the bed' s rail. " He shifted his weight and I steadied the gun on his chest. " But my wife noticed too. " I continued. Every second was another second they had to get away. " I tackled nurse Amanda without hesitation and if I had to I would have killed her instead of binding her to the bed. What do you think I' d be willing to do to you? " As the words slid out I knew it was true. We had worked too hard, invested too much to let the NS unit of Detroit PD have her. I mean what the fuck does Nato Sceleratus mean anyway? I steadied the weapon. This would have to be done. Whatever my daughter did she did n' t deserve to grow up behind bars. Most of them never even knew why they were being kept. " Mister Johnson we can - " The gunshot echoed loudly in the sewer tunnels. So loud in fact that I feared I would be permanently deaf. It did n' t matter. We had n' t spent all that time getting pregnant without considering the possibilities. It would be hard to raise her on the road, always moving, but it had been done before. And in the end is n' t it our jobs as parents to do anything and everything we can to give out children a chance?


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Input: The BREAD, yes it was incredible warm and soft and seasoned.. not Italian bread but a lovely soft dinner roll -- very addicting. Our waitress was very nice, fairly fast and concerned about our order. We started out with Calamari.. . not the right choice. . it was Mrs. Pauls.. . thick heavy breaded with all the same size rings?? Our friends had the Bruschetta --it looked very good. Our Drinks came and they were not made correctly but the waitress cheerfully took them back to the bar and brought out another version, still not right -- and irritating when we got the check and it was 8. 20 for the drink and 2. 50 for the bar brand liquor in it. That means we paid 8. 20 for club soda and a cherry.. hmmmmnI ordered the Spaghetti all Gricia.. it was thin spaghetti and caramelized onions, applewood smoked bacon, and pecorino cheese. Very interesting.. not Italian but really good. . but I would rename it Bacon Lo Mein.. . My Husband ordered the Lasagna, he said it was good but the meat was stringy?? Our friends had the Pollo Romano, which was basically a Chicken Parm, it was a great size portion, and seemed like our friend enjoyed it. Her partner had the Cotoletta ala bolognese, it was a fried chicken cutlet topped with Parmesan cheese and proscuitto, It was also a nice size portion but it was swimming in grease, like the cheese had melted and they used to much oil to fry it.. they did replate it for my friend but she could still not eat it and they very nicely took it off the bill. nThe desert.. .. was the VERY best thing on the menu--NUTELLA PIE.. It was a combo of Nutella, peanut butter, marscapone cheese with a graham cracker crust.. . heavenly, I would have eaten more but I had filled up on the bread! nAll in all.. its a okay dinner place.. . not authentic Italian at all.. Large family style portions, but not my AMORE.. . Loved our company.. not so much the meal.. Sorry Mama.. ..


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Input: We picked this place because we love eating at places featured on the Food Network, especially on Diners, Dives and Drive Ins. Dive? Ummmm, yea. for sure. I know Guy Fieri says, "if its funky, we'll find it. " but I just couldn't imagine him there! ntalk about a small, tiny, bar. Would NEVER have gone here if we weren't looking for it. nThe waitress/bar maid was VERY nice. She recommended what was served to Guy; the fish sammy and the perogies. i've never had perogies. From what I understand, perogies are very small. these were huge. I don't know, I'm sure they were awesome.. .. .. .. I just don't think they are for me. It was  like fried mashed potatoes. I'm thinking Perogies is a cultural/area food. Just not something I'm going to crave. n     The fish sam was good. nSeemed the patrons are regulars. nThis is not a place I would crave; not a place I would visit again if I were back in town. But thanks for the experience.


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Input: The paper offers a discrete thermodynamic model of lasers. Laser is an opensystem; its equilibrium is based on a balance of two thermodynamic forces, onerelated to the incoming pumping power and another to the emitted light. Thebasic expression for such equilibrium is a logistic map, graphical solutions towhich are pitchfork bifurcation diagrams. As pumping force increases, therelative populations on the ground and lasing branches tend to zero and unitycorrespondingly. An interesting feature of this model is the line spectrum ofthe up and down transitions between the branches beyond bifurcation point. Evenin a simple case of 2-level laser with only 2 possible transition types (up anddown), the spectra look like sets of the line packets, starting well before thepopulation inversion. This effect is an independent confirmation of theEinstein's prohibition on practical realization of 2-level laser. Multilevellasers may be approached by employing the idea of thermodynamic activity forthe emitting atoms. Considering coefficient of thermodynamic activity of thelasing level atoms to be proportional to the ratio of life times on the upperand lasing (the 3d) levels, one can derive a new basic map for the multilevellaser system. For a modest ratio only of 0.01, spontaneous transitions betweenlevels are pushed to the area beyond population inversion, opening a space forthe functioning of laser.


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Input: In recent years, there has been increasing interest in the specific heat $C$of insulators and semiconductors because of the availability of samples withdifferent isotopic masses and the possibility of performing \textit{ab initio}calculations of its temperature dependence $C(T)$ using as a starting point theelectronic band structure. Most of the crystals investigated are elemental(e.g., germanium) or binary (e.g., gallium nitride) semiconductors. The initialelectronic calculations were performed in the local density approximation anddid not include spin-orbit interaction. Agreement between experimental andcalculated results was usually found to be good, except for crystals containingheavy atoms (e.g., PbS) for which discrepancies of the order of 20% existed atthe low temperature maximum found for $C/T^3$. It has been conjectured thatthis discrepancies result from the neglect of spin-orbit interaction which islarge for heavy atoms ($\Delta_0\sim$1.3eV for the $p$ valence electrons ofatomic lead). Here we discuss measurements and \textit{ab initio} calculationsof $C(T)$ for crystalline bismuth ($\Delta_0\sim$1.7 eV), strictly speaking asemimetal but in the temperature region accessible to us ($T >$ 2K) acting as asemiconductor. We extend experimental data available in the literature andnotice that the \textit{ab initio} calculations without spin-orbit interactionexhibit a maximum at $\sim$8K, about 20% lower than the measured one. Inclusionof spin-orbit interaction decreases the discrepancy markedly: The maximum of$C(T)$ is now only 7% larger than the measured one. Exact agreement is obtainedif the spin-orbit hamiltonian is reduced by a factor of $\sim$0.8.


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Input: We present a detailed analysis of the Galaxy Stellar Mass Function ofgalaxies up to z=2.5 as obtained from the VVDS. We estimate the stellar massfrom broad-band photometry using 2 different assumptions on the galaxy starformation history and show that the addition of secondary bursts to acontinuous star formation history produces systematically higher (up to 40%)stellar masses. At low redshift (z=0.2) we find a substantial population oflow-mass galaxies (<10^9 Msun) composed by faint blue galaxies (M_I-M_K=0.3).In general the stellar mass function evolves slowly up to z=0.9 and moresignificantly above this redshift. Conversely, a massive tail is present up toz=2.5 and have extremely red colours (M_I-M_K=0.7-0.8). We find a decline withredshift of the overall number density of galaxies for all masses (59+-5% forM>10^8 Msun at z=1), and a mild mass-dependent average evolution(`mass-downsizing'). In particular our data are consistent with mild/negligible(<30%) evolution up to z=0.7 for massive galaxies (>6x10^10 Msun). For lessmassive systems the no-evolution scenario is excluded. A large fraction (>=50%)of massive galaxies have been already assembled and converted most of their gasinto stars at z=1, ruling out the `dry mergers' as the major mechanism of theirassembly history below z=1. This fraction decreases to 33% at z=2. Low-masssystems have decreased continuously in number and mass density (by a factor upto 4) from the present age to z=2, consistently with a prolonged mass assemblyalso at z<1.


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Input: We observe several interesting phenomena in a technicolor-like model ofelectroweak symmetry breaking based on the D4-D8-D8bar system of Sakai andSugimoto. The benefit of holographic models based on D-brane configurations isthat both sides of the holographic duality are well understood. We find thatthe lightest technicolor resonances contribute negatively to thePeskin-Takeuchi S-parameter, but heavy resonances do not decouple and leadgenerically to large, positive values of S, consistent with standard estimatesin QCD-like theories. We study how the S parameter and the masses and decayconstants of the vector and axial-vector techni-resonances vary over aone-parameter family of D8-brane configurations. We discuss possibilities forthe consistent truncation of the theory to the first few resonances and suggestsome generic predictions of stringy holographic technicolor models.


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Input: It is pricey - consider the area, etc.. its going to be more expensive. nnThey have great operating hours, a cardio room downstairs that is a decent size. Upstairs, you have weight machines, free weights, and a room for yoga, spin classes, etc.. . nnI found the staff to be very helpful, the gym was clean and well maintained, I few machines would break down and it would take a while for them to get fixed, but that isn't uncommon in high traffic gyms and it never interfered with my ability to get in a good work out. No harm, no foul. nnMy only real complaint is the utter lack of parking. There were times when I would drive over to work out, spend 20 minutes circling for parking and give up. Not sure where they could possible get a lot, even if they wanted to. Its a crowded area and thats not going to change.


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Input: I rush and unlock the door, except I am greeted by more darkness. I rush and unlock the door, except I am greeted by more darkness. It stretches out in front of me for infinity. I can never escape. He was right. I' ll never leave. I should have stayed put. Maybe I would have lived a little longer. Another hour or day or week. Do I want to live another hour or day or week though? I' ve been degraded, strung up against a wall naked. He' s done horrible, vile things to me. How does a person come back from that? *Can* you come back from that? I hear his boots on the ground, thundering. My weak legs give way, and I fall to the ground. I can feel the dried blood on my legs, and the fresh blood slowly dripping down from the new wounds he' s put on me. What is the point in trying to fight anymore? I' m just a little prey animal and he is the predator. He' s hunted me down, and now he' s just toying with me. The little shard of glass in my hand scrapes against the concrete as I bring it up to my throat. I wo n' t be his play thing anymore. I' m escaping.


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Input: We study the pseudospectrum of a class of non-selfadjoint differentialoperators. Our work consists in a detailed study of the microlocal properties,which rule the spectral stability or instability phenomena appearing undersmall perturbations for elliptic quadratic differential operators. The class ofelliptic quadratic differential operators stands for the class of operatorsdefined in the Weyl quantization by complex-valued elliptic quadratic symbols.We establish in this paper a simple necessary and sufficient condition on theWeyl symbol of these operators, which ensures the stability of their spectra.When this condition is violated, we prove that it occurs some strong spectralinstabilities for the high energies of these operators, in some regions whichcan be far away from their spectra. We give a precise geometrical descriptionof them, which explains the results obtained for these operators in somenumerical simulations giving the computation of false eigenvalues far fromtheir spectra by algorithms for eigenvalues computing.


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Input: The stability of two-dimensional (2D) layers and membranes is subject of along standing theoretical debate. According to the so called Mermin-Wagnertheorem, long wavelength fluctuations destroy the long-range order for 2Dcrystals. Similarly, 2D membranes embedded in a 3D space have a tendency to becrumpled. These dangerous fluctuations can, however, be suppressed byanharmonic coupling between bending and stretching modes making that atwo-dimensional membrane can exist but should present strong heightfluctuations. The discovery of graphene, the first truly 2D crystal and therecent experimental observation of ripples in freely hanging graphene makesthese issues especially important. Beside the academic interest, understandingthe mechanisms of stability of graphene is crucial for understanding electronictransport in this material that is attracting so much interest for its unusualDirac spectrum and electronic properties. Here we address the nature of theseheight fluctuations by means of straightforward atomistic Monte Carlosimulations based on a very accurate many-body interatomic potential forcarbon. We find that ripples spontaneously appear due to thermal fluctuationswith a size distribution peaked around 70 \AA which is compatible withexperimental findings (50-100 \AA) but not with the current understanding ofstability of flexible membranes. This unexpected result seems to be due to themultiplicity of chemical bonding in carbon.


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Input: " Shit, SHIT. OH MY GOD! " half breathed ben aloud. " What the hell am I going to tell his mom? " he screamed. Gun still pointed at the other " Travis ". He mind was racing a thousand miles a minute. He had just shot his best friend. All this back and fourth talk between the two. He had even quizzed them both. He was sure he had picked the clone. " How could I not know I was being tricked? " he whispered. Thats when it happened, the ceiling exploded into a million tiny shards of glass. They were here, and they wanted their property back. He thought back to the day him and travis stumbled upon that little secret. He remember how they were going to change the world with it. He could n' t help but to smirk. Back then they were so naive. So much time had past since then and everything that had come to light in their investigation. It was almost worth it. Just almost. The ropes were slowly falling for Ben, when he decided to plug the trigger. He knew that in just moments there would be a small team surrounding them to recover the stolen property. He knew one bullet to this travis' s head and everything they had come for would be gone. He wanted to make sure the they would pay for everything he had lost. CLICK. The round is sent spinning through the chamber of the. 45. Sent on it destructive course for the hard bone and soft brain matter of this abomination. But the bullet never meets its target. Instead it is stopped just short. As it falls to the ground, he knows who is here. But there was no time left, so he turns and starts to run toward the car. " They will come for me "he thinks to himself as he gets into the car. "But for now I will wait till that day comes "he says as he starts the car and lunges down the road and around the corner.


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Input: Marc Rebus was now the eldest inheritor to his family' s estate. Effectively the wealthiest 18 year old boy the world had seen in a long time. He had 10 sisters and 5 brothers all younger than him and as the only adult of the family he had inherited it all. His father and mother were of modest upbringing and now they languished in jail. They had orchestrated the largest and most horrific crime in recent memory. It seemed only fitting that Marc would get the money. His father - Samuel and mother - Jane had dinned with Presidents and Royalty. They were as indispensable members of high society. They could be relied upon to provide full coverage of waking periods, at a price of course, to the key heads of state for the wealthiest nations on earth. This ensured that the key elected government officials could work relentlessly around the clock without rest. Marc and Jane Rebus were incredibly rich. And now they were in prison. Their eldest son looking after 15 siblings. It seemed fair that he would inherit except for the fact that having spent his life under sedation, he had the appearance of fully grown man but all the capacity of a newborn child. It would not be appropriate for him to be the sole custodian of his blighted siblings when they too had not seen a single day awake.


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Input: We sat down and put in our drink order. My husband was excited about the amount of beers they had on tap. Fifteen minutes later and still without drinks, we saw our server trying to hunt the bartender down. Once the bartender finally started working on our drinks, she realized the keg for the beer my husband ordered was tapped. We were sitting at the booths right next to the bar but instead of the bartender just telling us so we could make another decision and get our drinks as soon as possible, she waited for the waitress to come back to tell her. Then, the waitress came back and did not apologize at all but simply said that he had to pick a different beer because they were out of that one. Anyway, long story short, it took way too long to get drinks and there was never any recognition from the staff of the issue. The restaurant seemed poorly managed and subpar. We will not be back.


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Input: " What happens next? I' ll tell you what happens next... after a word from our sponsors, " the large man who had been antagonizing Kyle into a bar fight for the past ten minutes suddenly dropped his fighting stance and picked up a bag of bar nuts. Kyle should have known something was wrong as soon as his mom started talking that morning. " Do you ever get that not-so-fresh-feeling son? " Then she had managed to turn frying eggs into a discussion about drugs. Then on the way to school he had an awkward erectile discussion with his dad, " And be sure to talk to your doctor before trying it son! " trailed on the wind as he turned to face a school full of students wearing brightly colored clothes that could only have been purchased as the Gap. " Psst, you in the trendy band shirt! " a voice was calling from the bushes in front of the school. " Me? " Kyle looked down surprised to see that he was wearing a 30 Seconds to Mars T-Shirt. " Yes you, get over here! " In the shrubs a petite girl with pale white skin and dark mascara hunkered. Her clothes were jet black save one prominent, off-center white circle on her chest. Next to her lay what appeared to be a teddy bear with the stuffing ripped out. Kyle walked closer and knelt next to the girl. " You' re that straight A kid in my chemistry class are n' t you? " " I think so... Becky? What' s going on, what' s with the bear? " " He tried to bleach the black out of my clothes this morning. It turns out the best way to kill a Snuggle bear is disembowelment. " " A Snuggle Bear tried to bleach your clothes. Are you alright Becky? " She grabbed him by the collar of his shirt and pulled him down to eye level, " Yes, I' m fucking serious. The whole world has gone fucking bananas and as far as I know it you and I are the only normal people left. " Her tongue ring clicked against her teeth as she ended the sentence.


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


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Input: I have been by this place many times and was excited to finally make it inside. We were lucky that we went fairly early as a line developed shortly after we were seated at our table. The Rusty Nail is prepared for this in a pretty cool way though as they have a list outside of the restaurant that you can sign into as well as some coffee to partake of while you wait. nnFor my entree I decided to go with one of the specials for the day which was the Rusty Nail omelet while my girlfriend decided on another special which was the a mushroom, spinach and feta junior omelet. Her omelet is self explanatory while mine had in it some salami, cheese and three pieces of sliced pepperoni on top of it. It was readily apparent that the pepperoni was not the cheap kind that you get on most pizzas as it had more flavoring and tasted much better. Both omelets came with sides of home fries and toast for which we both ordered deli rye. The junior omelet tasted good as the sourness of the feta played nicely with earthy mushrooms while the spinach made it feel like I was eating healthy. My omelet was just as good if not better than the junior omelet as the cheese and meats combined to make it seem like I was almost eating a pizza. Some of my hash browns were slightly overcooked and they had too many onions for my taste but we still decent enough to be a side to the main show. nnThe bottom line for me is that I would definitely head back here in the future. Everything that I tasted was good and I would not hesitate to take any of my friends here for a breakfast.


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


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Input: Aims: We present a photometric study of the deeply eclipsing SW Sex-typenova-like cataclysmic variable star BH Lyn  Methods: Time-resolved V-band CCD photometry was obtained for seven nightsbetween 1999 and 2004.  Results: We determined 11 new eclipse timings of BH Lyn and derived a refinedorbital ephemeris with an orbital period of 0.155875577(14) day. During theobservations, BH Lyn was in high-state with V~15.5 mag. The star presents ~1.5mag deep eclipses with mean full-width at half-flux of 0.0683(+/-0.0054)P_orb.  The eclipse shape is highly variable, even changing form cycle to cycle. Thisis most likely due to accretion disc surface brightness distributionvariations, most probably caused by strong flickering. Time-dependent accretiondisc self-occultation or variations of the hot spot(s) intensity are alsopossible explanations. Negative superhumps with period of ~0.145 day aredetected in two long runs in 2000. A possible connection between SW Sex andnegative superhump phenomena through the presence of tilted accretion disc isdiscussed, and a way to observationally test this is suggested.


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Input: It looks so cool outside with their chic building design, concierge service, and a lot of the amenities you'd expect from such an establishment. So why the low rating? I'll elaborate! nnThe positives? My room on the 25th floor had a pretty cool view. The beds are super comfy and fluffy. The rest of the room is just okay. The room and bath I'll be nice and call cozy. There's free wifi, the ubiquitous minibar with astonishing prices, and a nice breakfast. nnHere's the bad points. Staying here treats you to surly employees that don't even look at you when answering a question. I mean seriously why you gotta be so mean to me after I checked out?! I asked if I could get my parking validated since I didn't have a room key to get out for free anymore, and parking is some ridiculous price of about $7 per hour. So preoccupied with his little computer screen he was that he didn't even look at me and waved me off with a we don't validate parking here, pay the machine on your way out. Seriously? I know I look a bit young and my clothes were kinda grungy when I left but the housekeeping when I first got here was nicer to me than you were. At least she made sure I got to where I was going when I was looking a bit lost. nnSo I ended up paying the parking fee of $7, but I think I'll be heading to the Ritz Carlton in the future where I'm sure they'll at least treat me with some modicum of respect instead of treating me like I came in off the street begging for some change.


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


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Input: They get a negative star! nI love a good DQ cone or blizzard just as much as the next person, but a complete failure was at hand on my first visit to this particular DQ. nLet's just say.. .. I watched a cook with a large beard and very long hair (both uncovered) toss a uncooked frozen chicken breast someone ordered directly on a dirty counter before putting it into their cooking machine (some sort of microwave).. . ah ya. nnDo Not eat food here, unless you like the thrill of being poisoned. nnAs for the ice cream---I have never been to a DQ where I've been told they were out of a specific blizzard mix. nI completely understand that having multiple 16 year old kids run the store might sound great in theory for cheap easy labor, but they are ruining the franchise and spending the owner's money as I watched them give away multiple items free to a group on their friends sitting at a table in the back. nnThis DQ does not even deserve 1 star. nnI read a review that said call the Health dept.. .. . Seriously, someone call them!


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Input: Drizzles of icy rain pattered onto my rain coat, hitting its sleek black surface and then simply joining the puddle that had formed beneath my feet. It had n' t rained this hard in a while, and the way I saw it -God was crying. I would be too, if I did n' t get paid for what I was about to do. I glanced across the road at the black Mercedes Benz 770, getting in followed by two members of the Nazi security services was the Fuhrer. Sliding my hand around the handle of my pistol, I waited, trying to figure out who was going to attempt the assassination. The grey streets outside the hotel Lavino were completely empty. Flicking a pocket watch out, I checked the time -none of this made sense, the assassination attempt would happen in exactly twenty seconds. My eyes shot up to the vehicle. *The security! * Pushing hard against the concrete, the cab loomed with each footfall. *15 seconds. * The left side of my coat came undone and in a fluid motion my pistol was out. *12 seconds. * Down the barrel of my gun, I sighted the first head to pop. The shot clipped through the air, bullet zipping from the edge of my silencer. *10 seconds. * Yelling, the Fuhrer ducked. I had missed the first security guard. I dodge rolled, taking aim again. " Get down, Hitler! " *7 seconds. * Muffled words in german came from inside the cab. A security guard popped his head up, I clicked to fire. My clip was jammed. An explosion rocked me back, head hitting the curb and sending stars bursting across my vision. *3 seconds. * Gurgling, I touched my neck where the metal had sliced through. This was n' t meant to happen? *1 second. * Frowning, the security guard looked down on me with his gun aimed. " Mörder, " he said, the word was filled with such scorn it almost rocked me as hard as the bullet. I felt my eyes dipping, and then the resounding click of metal.


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Input: My preparations were complete, months of travelling to gather the materials from around the world were about to pay off. I looked across my basement, everything was in place. The pentagram painted in panda blood flickered the reflection of the many candles around the room. 666 red candles made from the earwax of goats. I had been looking forward to this ever since I was a child and watched little nicky, the idea that Satan was n' t as evil as he appeared had stuck with me for 20 years. Now I was about to find out if it was true. I recited the spell. shadows filled the room and swirled around the ground and up the walls. circling in a demonic dance, moving faster and faster. suddenly darkness took the room and smoke from the newly extinguished candles filled my nostrils. There was a red glow at the center of the room, but i couldnt quite make out what it was. some sort of vapor had filled the basement and I was having a hard time seeing. as the smoke started to settle. I saw it, a slightly glowing silhouette of a big man. he started to move, and as he moved closer i could tell that his belly was big, and his cheeks were flushed. his white beard reaching almos to his belly button. he wore a red coat that shimmered with a dull red glow, and he wore a crown made of deer antlers and chirstmas tree branches. He had a twinkle in his eye that just said *everything is ok* I said " who are you? " and the man replied " I have many names. but the one you would be most familiar with is santa " his warm voice vibrated in my ears as if he were speaking through a silky and soothing jazz tune. his eyes twinkled as he spoke to me. I questioned him further " well, how did you get here? " without even a slight pause he asked " do you trust me, son? " well I suppose I do n' t have a reason not to, you are santa after all. " he pulled me close, gave me a big hug and whispered softly in my ear " thats good, son. because the only way i can steal your soul is if you trust me. "


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Input: Wow! I am only writing a review on the total ambiance and bar menu. I didnt actually get a chance to sit down and have dinner but that will inevitably happen soon. The location and atmosphere is simply wonderful. We sat inside at the bar on a Friday during happy hour and things started jumping. Not jumping like packed and annoying, just enjoyable with people all over the place. The bartender/staff was very attentive and very good at her job. That is nice. Just outside is a large patio area over looking a beautiful courtyard in the city. Great location! nnTruffle fries.. .. Now, the only other fries that I have ever had that didnt require and condiments were at Capital Grille. They were $10 fries. They are $4 here and simply delicious. I will be going back many times to this place just for those fries (see picture). Also stay tuned for update about the dinner menu. Very soon. Enjoy! nn-Ian M.


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Input: He was interested in going down for Ebert fest and I tagged along to relive college, six years later. We searched for lodging in the area and everything was booked, Ebert fest and Illinois Marathon were on the same weekend as our trip. This place opened up with an available smoking room. Score.. .. or not so fast. When we checked in, the front desk staff was dealing with a very rude customer, but she remained calm, patient, and kind. One star goes to her. We got to our room, and they weren't kidding about a smoking room. It was awful I understand we booked it we should have known, I looked to the window to air it out, but they were not of the opening kind. The room had a refrigerator and microwave which was nice because we had leftovers from dinner. The second star for that. We did the mandatory bed bug check, all clear. Good, I can sleep soundly. Or can I? The bedding had burn holes from cigarettes and also had the awesome cigarette smell. The bathroom was as clean as Kams bathroom and still had the evidence of college parties, vomit on the baseboards and all. We only stayed one night, it got the job done, but wish we went down a different weekend and stayed in a nicer place.


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Input: The newly-promoted Bees are currently fifth in the Championship table."We have done a lot of dealings in the transfer window and if we bring anyone in, it will be to be a starting player," he told BBC London 94.9."The owner is keen if we can find someone. At the moment it will have to be a good player to get in this team."He added: "If we think we we can improve the group, it will have to be special players."Brentford are back in the second tier of English football for the first time since 1992-93, having finished second in League One last season.The west London club brought in 12 new players, three of whom were on loan, over the summer, but McParland says Bees owner Matthew Benham is happy to spend more to strengthen the squad in the new year."We've had marvellous support from the owner," McParland added."He has got massive plans for the club, with the new stadium, and we have a manager [Mark Warburton] who is fearless and will play young players."The owner has a long-term plan for the club and he is heavily involved in the recruitment process."If the three of us really like a player and it is going to cost some money, Matthew will look at it and if we can do it, we'll do it."


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Input: My mom had even worked for their corporate office for awhile. I had taken out a loan through them during college to help consolidate the debt I incurred from school, and a few years ago (about half way through my loan) I was laid off when the economy collapsed. I was struggling with my bills and though I had taken out the insurance for job loss, they found a loop hole and didn't credit me with the insurance, even though I had been paying the extra $50 for the insurance for over 2 years. Then I contacted them multiple times trying to reasses my monthly payment, as I couldn't keep up with all of my bills, I spoke with Mary in the finance department and through our conversation she was rude and extremely hostile. She accused me of lying when I told her I had been calling in and trying to find a solution, when I asked her if I still paid my payments but paid less, she said that they would send me to collections for not making the full amount. Then she looked in my account and saw that I had money in there (enough for only 2 months of rent and my bills.. . will no real income coming in) and said that there was obviously no reason I was having problems and I shouldn't have even called her. I was really frustrated, I was trying to negotiate so I didn't have to file bankruptcy. Then after I could no longer pay, due to my dire financial situation, they took out all the money I had in my account and applied it towards the loan.. . i.e. my rent, without any phone calls or letters reaching out to me before they were going to take my money. Ultimately, I had to file for bankruptcy, but I would never ever bank with them again.


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Input: Having already reported on the first photometric study of theintermediate-age open cluster NGC 1883 (Carraro et al. 2003), we present inthis paper the first spectroscopic multi-epoch investigation of a sample ofevolved stars in the same cluster. The aim is to derive the cluster membership,velocity and metallicity, and discuss recent claims in the literature (Tadross2005) that NGC 1883 is as metal poor as globular clusters in the Halo. Besides,being one of the few outer Galactic disk intermediate-age open clusters knownso far, it is an ideal target to improve our knowledge of the Galactic diskradial abundance gradient, that is a basic ingredient for any chemicalevolution model of the Milky Way. The new data we obtained allow us to put NGC1883's basic parameters more reliable. We find that the cluster has a meanmetallicity of [Fe/H] = -0.20$\pm$0.22, from which we infer an age(650$^{+70}_{-70}$ Myr) close to the Hyades one and a Galactocentric distanceof 12.3$^{+0.4}_{-0.2}$ kpc. The metal abundance, kinematics, and position makeNGC 1883 a genuine outer disk intermediate-age open cluster. We confirm that inthe outer Galactic disk the abundance gradient is shallower than in the solarvicinity.


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Input: " Ten more minutes, " I said as I slapped the snooze button on my alarm clock. It rang even louder. " SHUT. THE. FUCK. UP. " I screamed as I slapped the alarm as hard as I could. All of a sudden I heard, " GET. THE. FUCK. UP. " It felt like a brick had been dropped onto my cheek. " What was that? " " Bitch it' s me. " " Who? " " Your alarm clock, dumbass. Get up before I slap you again. " " Just give me ten more minutes man. " " DID YOU JUST ASSUME MY GENDER!?!?!?!?!?! " I felt an extremely painful sting in my face and became very drowsy. Then I woke up to the sound of my alarm clock ringing. I was about to slap the snooze button thinking that this was all a dream when I heard, " DO N' T START THIS SHIT AGAIN " Sorry for formatting/grammar, I' m new to this. If you want to see my future stories subscribe to /r/DodoWrites


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Input: My superpower was, and still is, knowing what people struggle with. Could be a foot-fungus. Erection problems. Or a boss who often crosses that fine line between being caring/charismatic, and inappropriate touching/strong verbal innuendo. At first I did my best to be jury, judge, and executioner, but somehow, I always ended up the loser, the weirdo, or simply the one who seemed most suspicious. Through trial and error, in a time frame of ten years, I learn to let go. I' ve learnt that being bitter and negative gets me the farthest. Sure, I have to step on some people now and again, but the greater good is served, and I' m no longer considered the loser. The weirdo. Nor considered the most suspicious... Eventhough I' m not happy as a human-being, I feel content that I' ve gotten this far. I' ve one-upped everyone it seems. One day, on a monday, I wake up for work and everything seems nicely repetitive for the first time ever. Seems I' ve longed for this forever. I do my useal morning routine, and end-up infront if my bathroom mirror... It feels like I took some drug, that is making my brain as clear as a fresh water spring, somewhere in some undiscovered part of the world. My happiness turns on a dime, and I' m so surprised by it, I do n' t even try to fight back. I' m suddenly painfully aware that Im 45, and that I spent the last 15 years, becoming someone that was n' t weird, stupid, suspicious... Im thinking I' m just having a bad morning, but my brain trucks-on. I remember that, about 14 years ago, a girl worked at my office, who was often blamed for not being able to recognise people' s needs. Eventhough she was always the one taking care of everyone, behind their backs, without them realizing. Im too tired to finish the story properly, but I allowed her to get fired, because I was only focussed on appearing normal, in an abnormal world.


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Input: It happened exactly as described in the Book. Trumpets in the sky, four angels, fire, smoke, locusts, the whole shebang. It was all over the news. Extensive media coverage is what I would call it, some even called it excessive. But given humanity' s advances in the areas of fire safety, pest control and ear plugs, it soon died down and the attention returned to those pesky North Koreans trying out another bomb. It seemed like the apocalypse had happened too late for it to have any effect. A hundred years earlier and it may have crippled humanity, now it was nothing more than another episode to be exploited by politicians to increase taxes. Of course I may have overseen part of the apocalypse that may have an effect later, but for now I' m sitting in my comfy chair ready to watch Trump address the nation in his inaugural speech.


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


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Input: We consider the interpretation of tetrad fields as reference frames inspacetime. Reference frames may be characterized by an antisymmetricacceleration tensor, whose components are identified as the inertialaccelerations of the frame (the translational acceleration and the frequency ofrotation of the frame). This tensor is closely related togravitoelectromagnetic field quantities. We construct the set of tetrad fieldsadapted to observers that are in free fall in the Schwarzschild spacetime, andshow that the gravitational energy-momentum constructed out of this set oftetrad fields, in the framework of the teleparallel equivalent of generalrelatrivity, vanishes. This result is in agreement with the principle ofequivalence, and may be taken as a condition for a viable definition ofgravitational energy.


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


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


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


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Input: Streaks of red and green smoke followed the ships. " Merry Christmas everyone! " cried the President. Wrapped gifts drifted down on parachutes, descending at the same speed as the snow. Strangers hugged, lovers kissed, a few phones filmed the festivities. The President laughed and smiled over the hum of the ships. When the dropships hovered at eye level, the bay doors fell down. A couple dozen drones disguised as elves poured out. They ran, leaped, and danced through the crowds, handing out sweets to every out-stretched hand. One elf soared next to my window, tapping on the glass and waving. I waved back. The hot chocolate in my mug kept my hands warm and I found myself smiling. The giant projection of the country' s benevolent leader, the street with lights of every colors, the people crammed shoulder to shoulder, happily sharing each others' warmth. It was a picture perfect holiday. A small girl tugged at the arm of my sweater. " Let me finish this cocoa. " I whispered to her. She nodded and skipped to the front room. I drank what was left, putting the mug in the sink. She was already waiting at the door, holding my coat for me. " Let' s go. " We walked to the cemetery. Her hand was still warm despite not wearing a glove. We stopped at a gravestone with a picture of a young woman. " Hi Mommy! " the girl said. The dates beneath the picture read December 25th, XXXX - August 31st, XXXX. " Ready?! " The little girl placed a small cake with a candle in front of the gravestone. " One, two, three... " " Happy Birthday to you... " The snow had stopped, the clouds cleared up to a half moon.


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Input: They said our love was forbidden. They said it was wrong, even immoral. Yet what does a society that violates the natural cycles of our earth know about love? Pesticides. Monoculture. War. These are the gifts of a civilization without strength of character. I did not seek her out, nor did I seek to resist her. Is this not how all genuine love blossoms? I was tending my fields in earnest, reaping the budding corn shucks from the rich spring soil when I first saw her. She was standing with a deep, silent strength that was palpable even from a distance. Her body swayed in perfect rhythm with the surrounding breeze, as if neither had known life without the other. I approached her slowly, casually, as though my path were eternal and without exigency. There was no seduction in my heart, though I will now admit my flushed cheeks betrayed my trepidation - I was simply a farmer, reaping his harvest as he always did. I passed her with only a slight glance, the same look I would give any singular, sanguine beauty in a field of yellow wash. It was only when I heard the soft " thuck " of contact that I turned around. She had fallen, and my instinct told me it was no accident. I carefully walked back toward her, approaching with the gentle caution of one tending a wounded animal. As I came close, the noonday sun struck her rosy visage and she glowed with a dancing sparkle of crimson flame. Mesmerized yet undaunted, I reached down and picked her up. Her skin was flawless. The smooth, sensuous symmetry set my heart alight with passion. My entire being, my very soul felt as if it had expanded beyond its narrow confines. I was free. I was alive. I was *home*. With a skip in my step not experienced since my boyhood days, I carried my treasure home. Tomato, I love you.


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Input: The 37-year-old's five catches in Nottinghamshire's Championship win over Warwickshire took him to 998.When Read reaches the target, he will be the first player to do so since Jack Russell in 1997."It's close isn't it? I am maybe thinking about it more now and willing people to find the edge," Read said."I probably won't do a lot. I will probably throw the ball up a little bit higher than I might normally do," he told BBC Radio Nottingham."But, at the same time, I am so excited by this group of bowlers. The way Jake Ball bowled against Warwickshire was brilliant."If he keeps that up I am sure there will be more edges coming my way."Read's chance to become the 26th player in history to reach 1,000 dismissals will come when Notts start a Championship game against Durham at Trent Bridge on 9 September.The former England keeper, who missed part of the season with a hamstring injury, is currently leading Nottinghamshire's batting averages, with 762 runs in 16 innings at an average of 63.50.And he reached a milestone with the bat this week, when his 69 against Warwickshire saw him pass 15,000 first-class runs.Read, who has three centuries this season, added: "I didn't feel it was a big thing but everyone was 'yeah, that's a lot of runs'."For me, we talk about landmarks, but that wasn't one I was eyeing up at all."I am in really good form at the moment and I have always said that when you are in form, you need to make it pay."There are times in your career when you have lows, you don't know where your next run is coming from, so you really need to make those times count."


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Input: This paper proposes the response surface method for finite element modelupdating. The response surface method is implemented by approximating thefinite element model surface response equation by a multi-layer perceptron. Theupdated parameters of the finite element model were calculated using geneticalgorithm by optimizing the surface response equation. The proposed method wascompared to the existing methods that use simulated annealing or geneticalgorithm together with a full finite element model for finite element modelupdating. The proposed method was tested on an unsymmetri-cal H-shapedstructure. It was observed that the proposed method gave the updated naturalfrequen-cies and mode shapes that were of the same order of accuracy as thosegiven by simulated annealing and genetic algorithm. Furthermore, it wasobserved that the response surface method achieved these results at acomputational speed that was more than 2.5 times as fast as the geneticalgorithm and a full finite element model and 24 times faster than thesimulated annealing.


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Input: The Bectu union said industrial action was "the only option left open" and that strike dates would be publicised to avoid inconveniencing visitors.According to The Stage, 38 tour guides at the venue are Bectu members.A Globe spokeswoman told the paper the venue had "made all reasonable efforts to avert industrial action".According to The Stage, tour guides had been seeking a pay increase that would have raised their hourly rate from £11.24 to £13.50 an hour.The two parties met at Acas - the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service - earlier this month but were unable to reach agreement."We had hoped that management would take seriously the opportunity we offered to them to avoid conflict," said Bectu's Pat Styles."Unfortunately, management representatives failed to grasp this opportunity, preferring instead to first offer our members what was effectively an insulting cut in pay and then refusing to accept various solutions we offered to them.""The Globe maintains that a benchmarking exercise is the only viable means of establishing an appropriate rate of pay for guides that is consistent with our organisational policy to pay at industry median levels," the popular tourist attraction's spokeswoman told The Stage."We are still open to further consultation... and will in any case be undertaking a salary benchmarking exercise for all Globe staff, including the guides, over the summer as originally planned."The Globe's representative is quoted as saying that audio guides will be made available on days when there is a strike.The news follows an announcement on Tuesday that workers at the Royal Opera House in London are to vote on whether to take strike action over pay.