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Input: I chose this hotel as part of a package on Travelocity. nnLocated uptown right near the Johnson and Wales campus, this hotel fit the bill. nnRoughly a mile from the center of Downtown and the Convention Center, the location is far enough to be out of the hustle and bustle but near enough to walk to the Convention Center and Downtown restaurants if you choose to do so. nnThe room on the second floor was smallish, but adequate. Safe in room, but other than that, no in room bling. Not a fan of the open shower at all. I like a nice shower with good water pressure. The shower in this room has a seat and a hand held shower head. It's not enclosed and there is no tub. To be fair, the shower head is on a mount that can be adjusted for height and direction, but the result is less than adequate water pressure. Any more and you would flood the bathroom. nnStaff is very friendly and helpful. Check in was uneventful and you can check out via the phone in your room. Final bill is shoved under your room door on the morning of your check out. nnBar/Restaurant is typical. Overpriced, but you have other choices. Dining options immediately around the hotel are limited. Subway, The Great Wok, Cedar Street Tavern are within short walking distance and are fine if you don't want or need to go downtown for better dining. nnThere is a CVS and a Harris Teeter also within short walking distance. nnParking is $13 a day in a structure next to the hotel. In room internet is $9. 95 for 24 hours. I understand a parking charge, but it seems a bit steep. I simply do not understand any hotel charging for Wi-Fi access in room when it's free in the lobby and other public spaces of the hotel. nnMinor quibbles, but If I were attending a multi-day conference at the Convention Center, I'd look for a hotel closer. Price would be close to a wash and convenience would be better.


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Input: Police launched a manhunt after a man armed with a weapon tried to rob Coopers Jewellery in Barnstaple on Thursday afternoon.Owner David Bruce said he "cracked the man on the wrist" with the bat when a gun was pointed at him.Nothing was stolen from the shop and the police are continuing to investigate.Four firearms units, a dog handler and local officers were among police looking for the man after reports of a robbery.Mr Bruce said the man "came marching straight in and slapped a big fat bag on the counter and asked me to fill it"."I told him you picked the wrong guy, he thought I was going to the safe but I got my baseball bat."He pointed the gun at me and I instinctively cracked him on the wrist with the baseball bat and the gun fired."Mr Bruce was not injured by the shot and said he then hit the man again twice with "real force behind the blows" before chasing him out of his shop.He said the man "was caught totally unawares" and added: "I come from a school of hard knocks. I wasn't scared."The raider was described as short and wearing a sandy or khaki coloured long trench coat.Mr Bruce said he had a full latex mask on with a scarf and sunglasses and "looked weird, like a cyborg with sunglasses".Devon and Cornwall Police said they believed the would-be robber's "weapon was some kind of blank firing firearm" and "certainly don't think there's any risk to the public from the weapon he had".


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Input: In this two-part paper, we consider the multiantenna multihop relay channelsin which the source signal arrives at the destination through N independentrelaying hops in series. The main concern of this work is to design relayingstrategies that utilize efficiently the relays in such a way that the diversityis maximized. In part I, we focus on the amplify-and-forward (AF) strategy withwhich the relays simply scale the received signal and retransmit it. Morespecifically, we characterize the diversity-multiplexing tradeoff (DMT) of theAF scheme in a general multihop channel with arbitrary number of antennas andarbitrary number of hops. The DMT is in closed-form expression as a function ofthe number of antennas at each node. First, we provide some basic results onthe DMT of the general Rayleigh product channels. It turns out that theseresults have very simple and intuitive interpretation. Then, the results areapplied to the AF multihop channels which is shown to be equivalent to theRayleigh product channel, in the DMT sense. Finally, the project-and-forward(PF) scheme, a variant of the AF scheme, is proposed. We show that the PFscheme has the same DMT as the AF scheme, while the PF can have significantpower gain over the AF scheme in some cases. In part II, we will derive theupper bound on the diversity of the multihop channels and show that it can beachieved by partitioning the multihop channel into AF subchannels.


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Input: Let $(\cX, \rho)$ be a discrete metric space. We suppose that the group$\sZ^n$ acts freely on $X$ and that the number of orbits of $X$ with respect tothis action is finite. Then we call $X$ a $\sZ^n$-periodic discrete metricspace. We examine the Fredholm property and essential spectra of band-dominatedoperators on $l^p(X)$ where $X$ is a $\sZ^n$-periodic discrete metric space.Our approach is based on the theory of band-dominated operators on $\sZ^n$ andtheir limit operators.  In case $X$ is the set of vertices of a combinatorial graph, the graphstructure defines a Schr\"{o}dinger operator on $l^p(X)$ in a natural way. Weillustrate our approach by determining the essential spectra of Schr\"{o}dingeroperators with slowly oscillating potential both on zig-zag and on hexagonalgraphs, the latter being related to nano-structures.


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Input: I pushed the ringing headaches away and continued to enjoy the endless buffet that was laid before me, but with every succulent bite of pork and every sweet mouthful of wine the noise grew. I become more aware of what was going on in my head i could hear voices, a male and female, Discussing me. i listened but could only make out snippets of dialogue. " 127 years... ", " No signs of brain trauma or damage.... " My vision cut out for a half second then again, and again, i was starting to lose the ability to feel my surroundings, the pork whent bland and the wine bitter. My fingers gripped at the table cloth, it felt like a hole, my hands and feet had gone numb, a tingling sensation spread up my legs and arms into my chest. I felt it reach my heart where it pulsated and grew unbearably painful. I fell to the floor my heart shattered inside my chest my vision cut strait to black, my mind was gone. A faint beep was the first thing I heard, then a subtle hum of machinery. I could feel a soft sponge like feeling spread from the nape of neck down through my whole body. My hands slowly gained feeling and movement, I could feel my heart beating in my chest my body was warm and soft almost mortal again. My eyes shot open all I could see was white. white ceilings, walls and doors. Only one thing caught my eye a sigh above a double door that read' ward 57 coma therapy.'


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Input: Jordan Bowery netted, via his kneecap, after Callum O'Dowda's fierce shot was parried by goalkeeper Michael Ingham.Ingham kept the hosts at bay before Chey Dunkley's header from a debatable corner extended Oxford's lead.Danny Hylton then grabbed an exquisite individual goal before Kemar Roofe's top-poke saw him score his 20th goal of the season.Victory saw Oxford move ahead of Plymouth into second and Hylton's goal was the pick of the night - with the 27-year-old lifting the ball over a defender before taking a touch and curling the ball into the bottom corner.York remain two points adrift of safety despite Ingham pulling off a number of saves when the score was still at 1-0.York City manager Jackie McNamara told BBC Radio York:"I'm angry at how the game finished."I thought we had our best spell in the game just before the second goal, which came from a corner but it was clearly our ball. Saying that, we should have the ability to deal with it."Once the second goal went in our heads dropped and that reflected in the last bits of our game."They're a good side and they can smell blood at that point, and they pushed on."


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


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Input: Ond wrth gofnodi rheithfarn naratif yn achos Carole Ann Denby, 63 oed o Bontiets, ychwanegodd Mark Layton nad oedd yn gallu bod yn bendant mai dyma oedd ei bwriad.Cafodd Mrs Denby lawdriniaeth ar ei ffêr yn 2009, a bu'n cwyno am boen yr oedd yn honni oedd yn cael ei achosi gan sgriw a gafodd ei gadael yn y broses.Ond clywodd y gwrandawiad gan arbenigwr meddygol oedd yn bendant na chafodd sgriw ei gadael.Clywodd y cwest bod Mrs Denby wedi cael anaf wnaeth newid ei bywyd pan wnaeth syrthio yn 2006. Cafodd lawdriniaeth yn 2009, ond bu'n dioddef o heintiau yn gyson wedyn.Dywedodd y crwner: "Roedd hi mewn poen parhaol ac yn argyhoeddiedig fod sgriw wedi ei gadael yn ei ffêr yn dilyn llawdriniaeth."Mae natur yr haint wnaeth effeithio ei ffêr yn aneglur."Ond beth sydd yn glir yw pan roedd hi'n dioddef o haint roedd hi'n ddryslyd ... a byddai modd datrys hyn drwy gyffuriau."Roedd y cwest wedi clywed gan deulu Mrs Denby fod sgriw wedi ei darganfod yn ei llwch yn amlosgfa Llanelli.Ddydd Mercher dywedodd Dr Kathleen Lyons, radiolegydd ac arbenigwr annibynnol yn Ysbyty Athrofaol Cymru, fod y ddwy sgriw a gafodd eu defnyddio ar Mrs Denby wedi eu tynnu o'r corff yn 2013.Roedd un sgriw yn 86mm a'r ail yn 60mm.Dywedodd Dr Lyons ei bod "100% yn sicr" na chafodd sgriw ei gadael yn dilyn llawdriniaeth.Yn ystod y cwest fe gafodd llun o'r sgriw 45mm gafodd ei darganfod yn llwch Mrs Denby ei ddangos i Dr Lyons.Dywedodd ei bod yn bendant na chafodd y sgriw yna ei gadael yn y corff ar ôl llawdriniaeth.Wrth gofnodi rheithfarn naratif, dywedodd y crwner: "Fe wnaeth Carole Ann Denby gymryd gorddos o feddyginiaethau yn fwriadol, ond mae beth yn union oedd ei bwriad wrth wneud hyn yn parhau yn aneglur."Clywodd y cwest i Mrs Denby farw ar 21 Mawrth 2014 o broblemau anadlu, o'r gor ddefnydd o'r cyffur cwsg Zopicolone a hefyd gordewdra.Roedd hi hefyd yn dioddef o salwch meddwl.


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Input: The left-wing Farabundo Marti Liberation Liberation Front (FMLN) wants to allow abortion in cases of rape, risk to the mother's life or if the foetus is unviable.The practice is currently completely banned in El Salvador.The FMLN will need the support of an extra 12 lawmakers to pass the bill.The bill was backed by the president of Congress, Lorena Pena, who proposed that women whose life was at risk or those who had been raped or trafficked be allowed to end their pregnancy."It's a duty of legislators to give women a chance to save their lives, so that they don't die in those circumstances. It [the bill] is also meant to take into account the impact giving birth has on girls who have been raped," she said.Opposition lawmaker Ricardo Velasquez Parker said the FMLN's proposal was an attempt to divert attention away from the financial problems of he government, which is facing a massive deficit.Mr Velasquez backs a rival bill which would have abortion punished with up to 50 years in jail, the same as aggravated murder.Under current Salvadorean law, anyone who is found to have "provoked, allowed or carried out an abortion" can be sentenced to between two and eight years in prison.El Salvador is not the only Latin American country with a strict abortion ban. Chile, the Dominican Republic, Honduras and Nicaragua also do not allow abortions under any circumstances.


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Input: Affine Toda field theories with a purely transmitting integrable defect areconsidered and the model based on a_2 is analysed in detail. After providing acomplete characterization of the problem in a classical framework, a suitablequantum transmission matrix, able to describe the interaction between anintegrable defect and solitons, is found. Two independent paths are taken toreach the result. One is an investigation of the triangle equations using theS-matrix for the imaginary coupling bulk affine Toda field theories proposed byHollowood, and the other uses a functional integral approach together with abootstrap procedure. Evidence to support the results is collected in variousways: for instance, through the calculation of the transmission factors for thelightest breathers. While previous discoveries within the sine-Gordon modelmotivated this study, there are several new phenomena displayed in the a_2model including intriguing disparities between the classical and the quantumpictures. For example, in the quantum framework, for a specific range of thecoupling constant that excludes a neighbourhood of the classical limit, thereis an unstable bound state.


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Input: The police fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse the demonstrators who were throwing stones.Opposition groups accuse current Islamist President Mohammed Morsi of betraying the goals of revolution.Mr Morsi's supporters say the protesters want to bring down Egypt's first democratically elected leader.Hosni Mubarak - who had ruled the country's for almost 30 years - was swept from power in a wave of mass protests on 11 February 2011.Egypt voices: Life since MubarakMonday's clashes outside the presidential palace reportedly began after some of the demonstrators tried to break through a barbed wire barrier protecting the building's main gate.Some in the crowd chanted: "The people want to bring down the regime!"The protesters also sprayed graffiti on the palace walls, which read: "Leave!"There were no immediate reports of any injuries.Egypt's secular opposition accuses President Morsi - a member of the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood - of imposing a new form of authoritarianism and betraying the values of the 2011 uprising.Mr Morsi rejects the protesters' claim. Earlier this month, he warned that security forces would "act with utmost decisiveness" to protect state institutions and those groups behind the violence would be held "politically accountable".The current unrest began on 24 January in Cairo - on the eve of the second anniversary of the revolution.Protests have since spread to several cities across the country, leaving dozens of people dead and hundreds injured.


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


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Input: Lobby looks very clean and nice, staff are friendly, the hallway on the 8th floor is bright, clean and feels cool, not warm and muggy like some hotels. nnThe rooms are very nice and contemporary, with nice clean corners. The bathroom is clean, one of the best I've seen. nnThe AC has a motion sensor which is annoying, I was able to get the staff to bypass it and I was able to get the temperature down to 60. Which feels very pleasant. nnGot my warm cookie, breakfast coupons and free Internet for being a diamond member. nnI never tried breakfast, even though I had free breakfast coupons I was simply too lazy to wake up early enough to try it. nnThe gym was nice, they had free weights, 2 treadmill (one was broken) and 2 elliptical machines. nnParking was in a parking structure that requires your hotel card or pay as you go. nnI would recommend this hotel.


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Input: Ri Ra's is a decently sized (2 medium sized rooms) Irish bar is downtown Charlotte next door to Prohibition. My group stopped in Ri Ra's to meet up with a few others and I was not impressed. nnAfter paying one of the most unjustified $5 covers of my life, I walked in and felt like I had just stepped in to an Ivy League frat party. Suits, sport coats, and even tuxedos everywhere but this bar was nothing to dress up for. The general vibe in this place was very uppity and i had several unpleasant interactions with people. nnA DJ (who was actually pretty good) was playing blaring house music. I normally would have really enjoyed the music but the crowd at Ri Ra's on this night couldn't have cared less about the music. Dancing almost seemed frowned upon based upon what I saw. Not saying that a few bad eggs are representative of the entire bar but on this particular night, Ri Ra's did not live up to expectations.


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


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Input: Northern Lights will showcase the work of designers who have chosen to stay in Scotland to build their careers.Products on show range from hand-crafted wooden furniture to ceramic jewellery.Organisers said the show would highlight  the "increasing confidence" designers felt in basing their businesses in Scotland.Product and furniture designer Scott Jarvie said: "London Design Festival will be the centre of the design universe in September, so I'm thrilled to be part of the V&A Dundee show, exhibiting alongside leading lights in contemporary Scottish design."The V&A in London has been a great inspiration and influence on my work as a designer, since being captivated by the place as a child. "The London Design Festival was first staged in 2003 and includes more than 400 events and exhibitions.Philip Long, director of V&A Dundee, said: "We are delighted with the calibre, ambition and volume of submissions we received to exhibit as part of Northern Lights."London Design Festival allows us to highlight these most exciting contemporary product designers, showcase their ideas and ingenuity, and give them an opportunity, whether they are an established or emerging designer, to raise their profile internationally."The full list of designers and companies taking part in Northern Lights is:The show runs from 17 to 25 September at the Victoria and Albert Museum in South Kensington.


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Input: Cold dark matter haloes are populated by caustics, which are yet to beresolved in N-body simulations or observed in the Universe. Secondary infallmodel provides a paradigm for the study of caustics in "typical" haloesassuming that they have had no major mergers and have grown only by smoothaccretion. This is a particular characteristic of the smallest dark matterhaloes of about 10^{-5} Mo, which although "atypical" contain no substructuresand could have survived until now with no major mergers. Thus using this modelas the first guidline, we evaluate the neutralino self-annihilation flux forthese haloes. Our results show that caustics could leave a distinct sawteethsignature on the differential and cumulative fluxes coming from the outerregions of these haloes. The total annihilation signal from the regions awayfrom the centre can be boosted by about forty percents.


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Input: The Night Wolves want to retrace the route of the Red Army in World War Two, and visit memorials to the Soviet troops who died fighting the Nazis.But Poland's prime minister called the trip a provocation.The bikers are renowned for their staunch support of President Putin, particularly his policies in Ukraine.The US has put the club on its sanctions list.The group heading for Berlin joined a large crowd at the Night Wolves' headquarters in Moscow on Saturday for the annual launch of the season.Their leather jackets were newly embroidered: "Routes of Victory, 1941-45"."I don't think visiting war graves is provocative or aggressive," one of the men, Vladimir, told the BBC as a rock band played on stage."Ours is a friendly visit, and we're unarmed. The most important thing is to visit the graves and do something to tell our grandchildren about."Another biker already has a Polish visa and says he informed the embassy of his plans when he applied."So what basis does the Polish government have for denying me entry now?" Viktor Keller wanted to know.The official reason is that the Polish authorities were not given sufficient notice of the trip and cannot guarantee the bikers' safety.Russia's foreign ministry labelled that "a downright lie" and an "outrage".But defiant statements aside, it remains unclear how the bikers can possibly reach the Reichstag by road now.Their leader, known as "The Surgeon", suggested they may try to enter individually, via different crossing points. But even so, they could well be blocked at the border.Now they have roared off towards Berlin, Russian state TV crews in tow, the Night Wolves will certainly cry foul if they are forced to return home.But to Warsaw this war tour clearly symbolises a new era of muscle-flexing by Russia that makes it nervous.


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Input: Trapping and cooling techniques have become very important for manyfundamental experiments in atomic physics. When applied to highly charged ionsconfined in Penning traps, these procedures are very effective for testingquantum electrodynamics in extreme electromagnetic fields produced by heavyhighly charged ions such as uranium U$^{91+}$. In addition, fundamentalconstants or nuclear ground state properties can be determined with highaccuracy in these simple systems. Finally, by studying a single trappedradioactive ion, its nuclear decay can be studied in detail by observing thedisappearance of the signal of the mother and the appearance of that of thedaughter isotope. Such experiments on highly charged ions at extremely lowenergy will become possible by the HITRAP facility which is currently beingbuilt up at GSI. Also the future Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research(FAIR) will be briefly described which is expected to be operational by 2014.


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


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Input: I headed to Thai Cuisine with high hopes and several positive reviews from friends. nnThe service was good, decor so-so, and prices were great. In fact, I double-checked the bill because I thought the waitress may have forgotten to add an entree, it was that reasonably priced! nnThe food was good, solid thai food. My mind wasn't blown, nor was I disappointed. I think all thai restaurants need to unite and decide on a single "heat scale" to rule them all. Some places it's 1-5, some 1-10, and I've even seen a 1-7 thrown in here and there. The problem is, they are all subjective to the cook. nnI ordered a 7 out of 10 and got back something milder than mild buffalo wing hot. I think I ruined the food a little by adding my own mix of chilis. My wife loved her curry, and my pad thai wasn't bad. I'd go back, but the search continues.. .


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Input: Hi, I saw that no experienced writers posted any critiques so if you do n' t mind I have somethings I did n' t quite understand about your work. 1 ) Why did the MC stop talking with the imagined girl? 2 ) Why does the girl ask MC to talk about herself in a more positive note yet not push her to find the positives in what she experienced? 3 ) Why is the name of the imagined girl never disclosed? If MC is in love with her and she is a product of schizophrenia, would n' t there be a name? 4 ) This is a more personal feel, I ca n' t exactly say why, but I could n' t FEEL the immense love they have for each other. All I can see is you saying they are in love, but I ca n' t feel it. 5 ) " looking at her slowly fainting " part in the end confused me, if the girl is a product of schizophrenia and the MC claims that after death she can finally see the girl, then how did she look at the girl slowly fainting? I hope these help you out a little bit! Again, I' m a complete novice so please take it with a grain of salt, but more importantly I liked the direction of the story! Please keep developing it!


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Input: We study the potential of the CNGS beam in constraining the parameter spaceof a model with one sterile neutrino separated from three active ones by an$\mathcal{O}(\eVq)$ mass-squared difference, $\Dmq_\Sbl$. We perform ouranalysis using the OPERA detector as a reference (our analysis can be upgradedincluding a detailed simulation of the ICARUS detector). We point out that thechannel with the largest potential to constrain the sterile neutrino parameterspace at the CNGS beam is $\nu_\mu \to \nu_\tau$. The reason for that istwofold: first, the active-sterile mixing angle that governs this oscillationis the less constrained by present experiments; second, this is the signal forwhich both OPERA and ICARUS have been designed, and thus benefits from anextremely low background. In our analysis we also took into account $\nu_\mu\to \nu_e$ oscillations. We find that the CNGS potential to look for sterileneutrinos is limited with nominal intensity of the beam, but it issignificantly enhanced with a factor 2 to 10 increase in the neutrino flux.Data from both channels allow us, in this case, to constrain further thefour-neutrino model parameter space. Our results hold for any value of$\Dmq_\Sbl \gtrsim 0.1 \eVq$, \textit{i.e.} when oscillations driven by thismass-squared difference are averaged. We have also checked that the bound on$\theta_{13}$ that can be put at the CNGS is not affected by the possibleexistence of sterile neutrinos.


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


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Input: We've had quite the long-term relationship: from late-night pie after high school dances, to my stint as a busgirl/counter in the ever-important Sunday brunch rush, your old blue tshirts with "World's Best Coffee" on the back, to dinner before a show at the Barrymore, to my going back each time I'm in town to run into familiar faces. nnFor years, Tim and Roma and a large posse have made this tiny former gas station a stalwart in the Madison dining scene. Monty's, you and the Barrymore have rejuvenated Atwood Ave. You, and your vegetarian comfort food, zucchini-potato pancakes, scrambled something-or-other, andes mint cheesecake, chocolate malts (don't ask how much ice cream goes into those, btw. but it's all from the Chocolate Shoppe), muffins, pumpkin bars. I could go on and on. And how. nnFor all of you lucky enough to reside around this place, please take advantage. There's nothing like it anywhere else. nnSincerely, nAngelina


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


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Input: The television star's donation - reported in local press to be nearly £3,000 - came after he heard about the campaign for the Parrot in Carmarthen.Gilbert, who was born in the town, contacted the West Wales Music Collective and offered to push the appeal to the halfway mark - £5,000.He said the town needed live venues.He said if Carmarthen had had them when he grew up, he would have probably got into stand-up comedy sooner than he did.When asked by BBC Radio 1 if he was the "mystery benefactor", Gilbert said: "I am not a mystery benefactor any more then..."My old home town, Carmarthen in west Wales, there is only one music venue, I think I am right in saying, called the Parrot that closed down for one reason or another and now there is a lovely group of artists and musicians -  local do-gooders - who are trying to get enough money to reopen it and improve the place. They are a non-profit type of thing."A town like that, in west Wales, a town like that as in a small town, needs music venues, needs comedy venues, need venues, live performance venues... People need them."Gilbert, who now hosts comedy music quiz Never Mind the Buzzcocks and presents a show on BBC Radio Wales, added: "It took me 33 years to do my first stand-up gig, I hadn't been to a comedy club until I was 27 years old."Had we had them in that small town I would have gone."I think it's the least you can do is put a bit back in."A spokesman for the West Wales Music Collective told the FYI: Carmarthen website that it was now hopeful of reaching its £10,000 target.


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Input: Jacqui Thompson, from Llanwrda, Carmarthenshire, was sued by Mark James over five posts she made on her blog.Mrs Thompson also faces a £230,000 legal bill after losing a bid to sue Mr James for libel.Mr James said he was pleased that the Appeal Court had "dismissed completely" Mrs Thompson's case.The legal spat developed in June 2011 after Mrs Thompson was removed from a council meeting and arrested after refusing to stop filming it.The case led to a critical report by the Wales Audit Office (WAO) after Carmarthenshire council indemnified Mr James in his libel counter-claim against Mrs Thompson.Carmarthenshire has paid out more than £26,000 in external legal costs since 2012 under the decision.A WAO report found that Carmarthenshire council's decision to pay the court costs of its chief executive in the case was unlawful.The council said it had taken external legal advice and had consulted the WAO prior to deciding to cover Mr James's court costs. It said the WAO had not raised concerns at that time.In February councillors agreed to accept the WAO findings but they have not withdrawn the indemnity provision.Announcing on Wednesday that she had lost her appeal, Mrs Thompson said she found the judgement against her a "miscarriage of justice which I cannot accept but will have to live with".In a statement via Carmarthenshire council, Mr James said: "I am obviously pleased that Mrs Thompson's appeal was dismissed completely, and that the court agreed with the original judgement and views of the judge. They also awarded her to pay further costs for the appeal."Mrs Thompson has conducted a long-running campaign of harassment and defamation."It is time Mrs Thompson finally realised that she has done wrong, has been found by the High Court and Court of Appeal to have done wrong and cease her pointless campaign against the council and its officers."


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Input: nnArrived at 3: 30pm but the room wasn't even ready despite check in being 3pm. nnBed in room wasn't a queen size it was a full size so this is false advertising. I know this for a fact as we just changed from a full size to a queen size bed at home so we are aware of the size difference. In addition the mattress was very soft and the bed frame felt like it might fall apart any time - so we didn't have a great night's sleep which made the 7 hour drive home tough! nnA/C unit on wall glowed bright blue all through the night, there was no way to turn off the glow without turning off the A/C which would have made the room too hot. nnRoom itself was small but nice enough, I appreciate this is a downtown hotel so you don't get value for money at those type of hotels, but still we personally cannot recommend it.


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Input: We present both numerical and analytical study of graphene roughness with acrystal structure including $500 \times 500$ atoms. The roughness caneffectively result in a random gauge field and has important consequences forits electronic structure. Our results show that its height fluctuations insmall scales have scaling behavior with a temperature dependent roughnessexponent in the interval of $ 0.6 < \chi < 0.7 $. The correlation function ofheight fluctuations depends upon temperature with characteristic length scaleof $ \approx 90 {\AA}$ (at room temperature). We show that the correlationfunction of the induced gauge field has a short-range nature with correlationlength of about $\simeq 2-3 {\AA}$. We also treat the problem analytically byusing the Martin-Siggia-Rose method. The renormalization group flows did notyield any delocalized-localized transition arising from the graphene roughness.Our results are in good agreement with recent experimental observations.


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Input: I guess this particular restaurant benefits from people who work at the Waterfront stopping in after a shift. It's always packed. Being so close to the AMC theater, they get traffic before and after movies. nnIt's expensive, the food is so so. Before I get ahead of myself, I had the BBQ ranch chicken salad without chicken. The BBQ ranch dressing was very good, but it's very easy to duplicate at home. It's equal parts ranch dressing and KC Masterpiece hickory BBQ sauce and a drop or two of Worcestershire and a drop of franks hot sauce. nnTuesday is dollar burgers 5 until midnight, daily drink and happy hour selections, but even that's not enough to get me here. Skip it. One caveat for this location, free parking. At Station Square's location you gotta pay to park the jalopy. nnI'm eager to see if this place sees a huge drop in business when Burgatory opens across the street.


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Input: The remote village had already seen a temperature of -11.8C earlier this winter.Overnight temperatures also plunged to -8.4C at Benson in Oxfordshire.The Met Office has issued a yellow "be aware" warning for freezing temperatures and ice for Scotland and parts of northern England.Forecasters have warned that it could again get colder than -12C in places later.BBC Scotland weather presenter Kawser Quamer said: "Kinbrace dipped to -12.2C at 08:00 and -12.4C at 09:00 this morning, so this marks last night as the coldest night of the winter so far."Tonight it is possible we may match or possibly even beat this minimum temperature - but it will all depend on cloud cover."Where there is lying snow and the skies are clear, temperatures will drop like a stone. Likely areas will be the Northern Highlands, possibly the Grampians."She added: "It will be localised however, so one spot may dip to -12C, but down the road it could be -1C."The freezing temperatures come during a cold spell that has already brought ice and snow to large parts of Scotland.All five of Scotland's mountain snowsports centres have been able to open to skiers and snowboarders.Photographers, meanwhile, have been drawn to Black Water near Garve in Ross-shire where huge icicles have formed.The Sportscotland Avalanche Information Service has rated the potential risk of avalanches in areas popular with climbers and hillwalkers as "considerable".


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Input: But there was one time that we needed to have something taken care of, and because of their other commitments and a holiday approaching, they couldn't take us. So we went to the Charlotte Veterinary Clinic. nnBecause it's actually closer to our house, we were somewhat hopeful that it would work out. Unfortunately it didn't. The place is a bit dingier, like it hasn't been updated in a while. It's clean, it's just old. It's like comparing a paneled room from the 70s with a newer, remodeled home. nnThe service was certainly okay, and the staff was nice, it is just that the place wasn't nearly as nice. I'm sure that the cost would reflect it as well. I don't mean to say anything bad about the staff, either - but when you compare the surroundings of the waiting room, and what appeared to be a single-person staff vs. the multiple doctor setup provided in Matthews, it may very well be worth the extra few dollars, you know?


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Input: It coincides with the first International Dylan Thomas Day in Swansea.The old exercise book, lying in a drawer for decades, was bought by Swansea University for Â£104,500 last December.An exhibition on Thursday will allow a maximum of 200 people to see the book.Prof John Goodby, of Swansea University, described it as the "holy grail" for Thomas scholars and the most exciting discovery related to the poet since his death in 1953.It is thought Thomas left it at the house of his mother-in-law in the 1930s but it was forgotten about.It is one of five notebooks used by Thomas - the other four are in the State University of New York at Buffalo.The notebook will be on display under protective glass but plasma screens will show the whole of its contents.The poet's granddaughter Hannah Ellis said the crossings out and re-writings in the book showed the teenage Thomas's meticulous approach and experimentation with language."It was so important this notebook would be seen by scholars, fans and the general public," she told BBC Wales."The other notebooks had just been left in boxes and it was only during the centenary year they came to Wales and were seen by the public."The exhibition takes place at the university's council chamber and the date coincides with the first performance of Under Milk Wood in New York in 1953.


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Input: The council quieted down as the meeting began. "Gentlemen, I think you all know why we are here. ", Admiral Gardner began as he turned on a projector. "The Klingons have advanced further then we' ve anticipated and they have taken Midos V and the Proxima colony of the Alpha Centauri system. "A groan fills the room. "However, that' s not the worst of it. We' ve lost Piccard and Kirk ", the admiral added sadly. Immediately the council was led into uproar. A councilman in the back finally quieted them all. "Let him speak, its clear he has a plan to pitch ", he says as they quiet down. "Thank you, councilman. I understand that this is against protocol and even against nature, but the solution I propose is protocol Black Pearl ", says Gardner. A murmur of confusion goes around the room. Gardner clicks a button on his remote, and the first slide to pop up is a centuries old wanted poster of what looked to be a madman. "This, is Captain Jack Sparrow an- ""He' s only a legend! If we wanted tall-tales I would have called my son' s nanny in! "Laughter erupts all around and Gardner patiently waits it out. "I know this sounds insane, but he was a real person. He was also one of the best captains to ever live. We also are able to resurrect him. ", Gardner finishes. A councilman stood up in the front, "Even if we actually believed this, how would a 17th century Caribbean pirate possibly help us with the fight against the might of the Klingons? "It was at this point Gardner smiled, which threw everyone off balance. "The problem is not the problem. The problem is your attitude about the problem. ", he said smugly.


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Input: We study by extensive Monte Carlo simulations the transport of itinerantspins travelling inside a multilayer composed of three ferromagnetic filmsantiferromagnetically coupled to each other in a sandwich structure. The twoexterior films interact with the middle one through non magnetic spacers. Thespin model is the Ising one and the in-plane transport is considered. Variousinteractions are taken into account. We show that the current of the itinerantspins going through this system depends strongly on the magnetic ordering ofthe multilayer: at temperatures $T$ below (above) the transition temperature$T_c$, a strong (weak) current is observed. This results in a strong jump ofthe resistance across $T_c$. Moreover, we observe an anomalous variation,namely a peak, of the spin current in the critical region just above $T_c$. Weshow that this peak is due to the formation of domains in the temperatureregion between the low-$T$ ordered phase and the true paramagnetic disorderedphase. The existence of such domains is known in the theory of criticalphenomena. The behavior of the resistance obtained here is compared to a recentexperiment. An excellent agreement with our physical interpretation isobserved. We also show and discuss effects of various physical parametersentering our model such as interaction range, strength of electric and magneticfields and magnetic film and non magnetic spacer thicknesses.


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Input: nnAs soon as we walked in the door the place was jammed back with people who were not interested in seating anyone or telling anyone they would be seated. On one side of the restaurant there were literally two girls working, and one of them was pregnant. You can imagine the chaos. I wanted to have this "Pittsburgh" experience that I've heard so much about but honestly I was more than underwhelmed. nnAfter being seated, it took the waitress 10 minutes to get around to actually saying hello to us and in between that time a large group of people decided to squeeze in a booth behind our table making my friend having to get up every time a waitress or another person needed to squeeze back there. nnThe sandwich at best was mediocre. The coleslaw was a bit too vinegary for my tastes and became sickening after the first half of the sandwich. I needed a lot of ketchup to even finish the sandwich. Not to mention I got a nice souvenier of vinegary smelling hands afterwards. nnIf you're a tourist, go do it to say you had a colossal sandwich and lived the "Pittsburgh" experience. Apart from that, I don't know why you'd return.


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Input: I believe in freedom of choice, and i'll defend with my life your right to choose. But if you're going to drink coffee, drink coffee, not the flavored foo-foo stuff. nnMy first visit here was before Yelp was just a glint in it's founder's father's eye. And i listened as an old man (The founder? ) was telling me about the old days, and how many men died when coffee roasters would catch fire and explode. Not sure how true those stories were, but hey, he was an old man, and I was fresh out of college. Like most college students my common sense eventually came back, but that's another story. nnWell he took me back and showed me the raw beans, and how they roasted them. It was very interesting. Then he made me a cup of coffee with bean just out of the roaster, slightly cooled, he ground them in front of me, then put them in a french press and let it steep for 4 minutes. Damn, that was the best cup of Joe I ever had. So the very next day I bought a french press, went back to Nicholas Coffee, and bought a pound of espresso roast and I've been hooked every since. nnThere are many places to get coffee in this city, but this place is the tops on my list!


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Input: Every one has heard the story about the spear that pirced Jesus, how it will grant you immortality, that it will make you powerful beyond belief, that with it you can turn the weakest of men into the visage of death himself. Well turns out the rumors were true for the most part, but not because it was the spear head that pirced Jesus, no this one was the spear that killed him. As it happens whenever someone who has a particularly strong spirit, usually world leaders or creators of great movements, is killed they imprint a fraction of themselves on the item that did them in. The gun that killed Hitler causes someone to be poisoned to death when shot with it, the cup that Rasputin drank from will give the holder an immunity to death. Now, whenever one of these items turns up it is our job to hunt them down before they can start causing a problem. We work independently from the control of any government, but funded by every single one of them. To put it simply we are a task force to stop the evils of the past from occouring again, we are the Knights Templar, defenders of the light and purveyors of good.


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Input: nThis place is pretty bare bones, CASH ONLY, and it looks like it might not have been thoroughly cleaned since it was built. We asked for separate checks (we were here for a conference and each has an expense account to submit) and the waitress didn't seem too happy about our request. I might add that we were the only people in the restaurant at 8pm on a Saturday. But I digress, you wanted to know about the food, didn't you? nIt was ALL greasy. The crab cakes were possibly the most dense foodstuff I've ever seen. The Fish 'n chips were like nuggets, the fried sampler was ENORMOUS and one of our guys ordered the Monster fish sandwich, yup, it was monster all right. only about 1/3 of it fit on the bun. nOverall it was just bland sea food. no one was upset at the choice, but no one was raving about it either.


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Input: Previous LHC forecasts for the constrained minimal supersymmetric standardmodel (CMSSM), based on current astrophysical and laboratory measurements, haveused priors that are flat in the parameter tan beta, while being constrained topostdict the central experimental value of MZ. We construct a different, newand more natural prior with a measure in mu and B (the more fundamental MSSMparameters from which tan beta and MZ are actually derived). We find that as aconsequence this choice leads to a well defined fine-tuning measure in theparameter space. We investigate the effect of such on global CMSSM fits toindirect constraints, providing posterior probability distributions for LargeHadron Collider (LHC) sparticle production cross sections. The change in priorshas a significant effect, strongly suppressing the pseudoscalar Higgs bosondark matter annihilation region, and diminishing the probable values ofsparticle masses. We also show how to interpret fit information from a MarkovChain Monte Carlo in a frequentist fashion; namely by using the profilelikelihood. Bayesian and frequentist interpretations of CMSSM fits are comparedand contrasted.


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


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Input: Frantically he ran through the halls.' *This ca n' t be it*', he thought to himself. He had been all over the building three times now. All the exterior doors were locked. He was alone. He remembered lunch, at his desk, alone. Nothing unusual before then. He was a little hungry and did n' t let his hot pocket cool off. After burning his tongue a bit had become stuck in this throat. The last thing he remembered was falling to the floor as he blacked out. When he came to, the office was empty and all the doors locked. *This must be hell. * He quickly learned that jogging down a hallway is a poor time to have an existential crisis as he rounded a corner and smacked straight into Gertrude, knocking her out cold. Her phone buzzed on the floor so he picked it up. A conversation was open with a new message. Hey! Are you still coming to the company picnic this after noon? Everyone is here. Yea, I just need to get something out of my desk. K. Remember, do n' t tell Stanley!!! _____ Stanley walked out the door, having' borrowed' the keys from Gertrude. On his way home he spied an apple tree. Near to top was a shiny red apple. There was also a less appealing apple hanging quite a bit lower in the tree. Stanley' s choice was plain to see.


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Input: Food is still very good for the price but recently a waitress on Friday night informed us that the food will be a while because the owner is also the chef (and the only chef at that). Amazingly, she told us they were well behind every Friday night which spells out the incompetence of the chef/owner in not hiring more staff. That evening our meal at a family restaurant took 2 hours. If you dine there Mon-Thurs it's a pretty decent, if unspectacular, experience but weekends are atrocious and apparently the owner is indifferent towards improving it. nThe Fort Mill and Tega Cay areas are clearly expanding and thus existing businesses should flourish but without a competent owner to relieve the chef/owner Demarco's is going to fall behind. This would have been 4-5 stars 2 years ago but lack of staff makes dining here take the same time as it would a top-notch Charlotte restaurant and borderline unbearable for families or anyone who wants to enjoy the balance of their weekend. nGet the take-out and bring it home, you'll save money via savings on high-markup alcohol and have a far better experience!! !


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Input: Supermassive black hole binary (SMBHB) is expected with the hierarchicalgalaxy formation model. Currently, physics processes dominating the evolutionof a SMBHB are unclear. An interesting question is whether we couldobservationally determine the evolution of SMBHB and give constraints on thephysical processes. Jet precession have been observed in many AGNs andgenerally attributed to disk precession. In this paper we calculate the timevariation of jet precession and conclude that jet precession is accelerated inSMBHB systems but decelerated in others. The acceleration of jet precession$dP_{\rm pr} / dt$ is related to jet precession timescale $P_{\rm pr}$ andSMBHB evolution timescale $\tau_{\rm a}$, ${dP_{\rm pr} \over dt} \simeq -\Lambda {P_{\rm pr} \over \tau_{\rm a}}$. Our calculations based on the modelsfor jet precession and SMBHB evolution show that $dP_{\rm pr} / dt$ can be ashigh as about $- 1.0$ with a typical value -0.2 and can be easily detected. Wediscussed the differential jet precession for NGC1275 observed in theliterature. If the observed rapid acceleration of jet precession is true, thejet precession is due to the orbital motion of an unbound SMBHB with mass ratio$q\approx 0.76$. When jets precessed from the ancient bubbles to the currentlyactive jets, the separation of SMBHB decrease from about $1.46 {\rm Kpc}$ to$0.80 {\rm Kpc}$ with an averaged decreasing velocity $da/dt \simeq - 1.54\times 10^6 {\rm cm/s}$ and evolution timescale $\tau_{\rm a} \approx 7.5\times10^7 {\rm yr}$. However, if we assume a steady jet precession for many cycles,the observations implies a hard SMBHB with mass ratio $q\approx 0.21$ andseparation $a\approx 0.29 {\rm pc}$.


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Input: Love their fresh pasta and great selection of cheeses. Always great service, however today was the exception. Rudest woman at the cheese counter. Then went to get the fresh pasta and the woman behind the counter was downright nasty. She was covering the pasta at 4: 00, they close at 4: 30 and I asked her if it was to late to get pasta. She rolled her eyes at me and said uh yeah-we are putting it away right now. A simple yes or no would have been nice. I said ok thanks anyway. Then she must have reconsidered and said well did you want something?? ? In a very rude voice. Needless to say I walked away. Wow! Pennsylvania Macaroni Company needs to work on customer service. Obviously she hates her job, then get another one! If I didn't drive so far to get there I wouldn't have written this review. Every January I buy 3 months worth of cheese for my family members. I won't be doing that anymore.


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


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


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Input: Every day there is a special which is a footlong sub for 4 bucks. Also if you get the special that day you can add the extra large drink for 99 cents! The little rock special is a Philly cheese steak with grilled opinions, lettuce, tomato, oil and vinegar and mayo. Yummy. They have many versions of the cheese steak to even include marinara sauce. Okay mouth watering now. Another good one is the little Italy, which is another daily special, basically ham, salami, pepperoni, lettuce, tomato, and oil and vinegar. Oh and opinions but I don't get those. Now if your want some homemade sides like potato or macaroni salad, this ain't your place. They get it at Sams club. However who cares really? The sammich is what matters and of you get the special you don't need a side. They also have chips or fries. Don't feel like a sammich? Well they have other items like pizza and salads. For the cheap price you can't beat this place. I love working on the west side.


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Input: With sarcasm contained behind the friendliest of smiles, I turn to face the woman in the line. I tell myself the paycheck will be worth all of these trials, That in the end it all will be just fine. " I can not get the screen to work, I tried all that I can. " The woman frowns, and slams her grimoire down. " There must be something wrong with the motherboard or the fan, And you' re the only Merlintosh in town. " I listened to her tale without the slightest hint of glee, And asked some simple questions when she stopped. I knew this time I' d hardly be collecting any fee, That all my hopes of riches had been dropped. " There never was a problem with your Grimoire 7, ma' am. " I barely could contain a quiet scoff. " The reason that you thought your new equipment was a sham, Was that the power switch was turned to off. "


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


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


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Input: Melissa Priestley, 33, worked at HMP Low Newton in Durham, the prison where serial killer Rose West is held.Priestley will be sentenced next month after appearing at Durham Crown Court to admit misconduct in public office.An investigation began following a tip-off, before letters to Priestley were found in the prisoner's cell.Investigators also found messages on Priestley's mobile phone which corroborated the relationship, the CPS said.John Dilworth, of the CPS North East, said: "For people to have confidence in the Criminal Justice System, they need to know that the law applies equally to all of those involved in the delivery of justice."The relationship between Melissa Priestley and the prisoner, over whom she had a professional duty of care, was wholly inappropriate."I would like to praise the swift actions of the prison authorities and police, once the initial reports of this relationship were received."Through their diligence vital evidence was preserved, assisting greatly in the Crown's preparation of a robust case against Melissa Priestley."Priestley was bailed pending a sentencing hearing on a date yet to be set.


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Input: We consider a two-brane system in a five-dimensional anti-de Sitterspacetime. We study particle creation due to the motion of the physical branewhich first approaches the second static brane (contraction) and then recedesfrom it(expansion). The spectrum and the energy density of the generatedgravitons are calculated. We show that the massless gravitons have a bluespectrum and that their energy density satisfies the nucleosynthesis bound withvery mild constraints on the parameters. We also show that the Kaluza-Kleinmodes cannot provide the dark matter in an anti-de-Sitter braneworld. However,for natural choices of parameters, backreaction from the Kaluza-Klein gravitonsmay well become important. The main findings of this work have been publishedin the form of a Letter [R. Durrer and M. Ruser, Phys. Rev. Lett. 99, 071601(2007), arXiv:0704.0756].


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Input: I woke up on the in my bed again, despite falling asleep in a prison cell the night before. All the money I spend yesterday was back in my wallet. The annoying neighbor I had punched in the face had no doubt already woken up without any knowledge or memory of the attack. The car that I had crashed into the side of a building was unharmed and sitting in the parking lot of my apartment. The date on my smart phone remained unchanged. How many times did I relive this day? I have lost count a long time ago. I do n' t even remember what had caused the time loop in the first place. I had no idea how to stop it either. I learned not to throw my phone against a wall over a thousand times ago. It was a major inconvience to not have a working smart phone, even if everything would reset itself when the day was over. I grumbbled and heaved myself into a sitting position. My neighbor' s obnoxious music proceeded to play from beyond my apartment, just like every interation of this repeated day. I growled and stomped out of my apartment, still dressed in messy pajamas. I pounded on his door. As soon as it opened, I shouted, " Turn that thing down! " My neighbor looked at me as if I had not even spoken a word. " Dude, you look like shit. What did you do yesterday? " " Just turn that shit down! " I shouted one last time before stomping back to my room. What did I do yesterday, before the time loop? I was beginning to doubt that yesterday even existed. Yesterday seemed like, no, yesterday was a long time ago...


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Input: The female bird was found hopping in the road in early June with its wings coated in an unknown substance.Conservationists initially thought it had been caught in a glue trap but tests showed the oily substance was "partially digested fish matter".The falcon was released into the wild again last week.It was flown in a private plane from Guernsey for treatment at the Hawk Conservancy Trust's specialist bird of prey hospital in Andover, and back again.Scientists analysed a sample of the bird's feathers and found that the substance coating them was a natural ester-based oil - which includes vegetable, seed and fish matter - with a high presence of sand and soil.Ashley Smith, chief executive officer of the Hawk Conservancy Trust, said: "The results have presented a totally different scenario to the one first imagined when she was found."We now believe that the peregrine may have preyed upon seabirds, possibly a gull, which has used its primary defence mechanism of projectile vomiting to escape her."The partially-digested fish matter would have coated her feathers and she would then have tried to clean herself by dust bathing."This would explain the high presence of sand and soil in the sample, which had encrusted her feathers and prevented her from flying."Paul Betchley, falconer with the trust who released the bird into the wild last week, said: "It was an amazing moment."We opened the door to the carrying-box and she hopped out, got her bearings and then took to the skies."Let's hope she's learned her lesson and will avoid gulls in future."


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Input: These posts are always such a nice surprise.: ) I' ve been a little behind for a couple of weeks now, but I' m still mostly on target. The writing is getting easier because I' m steadily growing more flexible in general, but that' s offset by other responsibilities in my life that are demanding my attention. I do n' t think I' ve gotten more than four days behind, and I' m happy with that. Every night I dedicate at least 30 minutes to writing, but I mean that in the most liberal sense possible. Sometimes I' m too exhausted to actually write, so I just browse the new queue here and think about how I would handle them if I had the time and energy. It keeps me in the mindset I need to be in, and if I have n' t had the chance to write that day I' ll usually fall asleep thinking about the one that got away. My very latest response is something I typically do n' t do, as a matter of fact. I hardly ever do image prompts, but you' ve been posting some really sexy ones lately and I kinda got drawn in. [ Here it is. ] ( http: //www. reddit. com/r/WritingPrompts/comments/1xo4wr/ip_an_interesting_proposition/cfd81g0 ) The image from that prompt also strongly suggests fantasy, which I never do, so putting a response together for that one brought me almost completely out of my element. It was a lot of fun!


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Input: Ewan McGregor, Ewen Bremner, Jonny Lee Miller and Robert Carlyle are all set to reprise the roles they first played two decades ago.An online trailer with footage from the original movie sets a release date of 27 January 2017.Trainspotting is based on Irvine Welsh's tale of Edinburgh drug addicts.The trailer comes as filming of T2 is getting under way, with Bremner spotted in character as Daniel "Spud" Murphy during pre-production in Edinburgh last week.Carlyle, who will return to the part of "psycho" Begbie, has said that the script for the new film is "absolutely fantastic" and stronger than the first film.The actor joined Welsh at The Usher Hall in Edinburgh earlier this year to mark 20 years since the release of the original movie, where he said that filming will take place "pretty much 50-50" between Edinburgh and Glasgow.He said: "I'm basing this on nothing other than the fact that the production office is on Bathgate. There's a clue there."What I will say is that all the characters are exactly where you would want them to be."The strength of this new script is the fact that the narrative is a bit stronger than it was in the original."He added: "You learn a lot about Renton, Sick Boy and indeed Begbie and where their heads are."I think it's an absolutely fantastic script. John Hodge has done a wonderful job, as he did with the original."McGregor has said he does not have any nerves about returning to the part of Renton.Speaking to the Press Association ahead of the release of his new movie Our Kind Of Traitor, he said: "It's such an amazing script, penned by John Hodge who wrote the original Trainspotting script, so there's a real excitement about it."Like every movie you do, you have things to think about leading up to them. There is a nervousness about it, but I'm not nervous because it's a sequel to Trainspotting."


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


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


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


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


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Input: A set of sufficient conditions to construct $\lambda$-real symbol MaximumLikelihood (ML) decodable STBCs have recently been provided by Karmakar et al.STBCs satisfying these sufficient conditions were named as Clifford UnitaryWeight (CUW) codes. In this paper, the maximal rate (as measured in complexsymbols per channel use) of CUW codes for $\lambda=2^a,a\in\mathbb{N}$ isobtained using tools from representation theory. Two algebraic constructions ofcodes achieving this maximal rate are also provided. One of the constructionsis obtained using linear representation of finite groups whereas the otherconstruction is based on the concept of right module algebra overnon-commutative rings. To the knowledge of the authors, this is the first paperin which matrices over non-commutative rings is used to construct STBCs. Analgebraic explanation is provided for the 'ABBA' construction first proposed byTirkkonen et al and the tensor product construction proposed by Karmakar et al.Furthermore, it is established that the 4 transmit antenna STBC originallyproposed by Tirkkonen et al based on the ABBA construction is actually a singlecomplex symbol ML decodable code if the design variables are permuted andsignal sets of appropriate dimensions are chosen.


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


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Input: They have billed me wrong consistently for 4 months straight, then hit me with fees that don't make any sense. When I call to discuss, I am on hold for an average of 40 minutes. When I finally get someone on the phone, they are rarely helpful. One woman told me her manager would call me back and he never did. nnThe worst part is, I'm an accountant and even I can't figure out their billing system. It should be illegal the way they bill people. It doesn't help that they have a monopoly on almost all downtown apartments in the Charlotte area. I have bugged AT&T U-verse about offering in my area, so hopefully I will be able to switch soon. If you are considering moving into an apartment building that only offers TWC, I urge you to reconsider! Possible the most frustrating company I have ever interacted with.


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Input: From the golden crop field, Farmer Joe saw Bill bopping along the country road in those long slow strides of his. Bill was his neighbour who lived on a farm next door but hired out his acres for parties and special occasions like weddings; loud gatherings that kept Farmer Joe up at night. He nodded across the field upon seeing him. " How' s it going? " yelled Farmer Joe, in his deep hoarse voice. " Yea not good, Wrinkles is dead. Just on my way to buy a shovel now. " A farmer who does n' t even own a shovel, thought Farmer Joe. How pathetic! " Utterly terrible, terrible news, Bill. Loved that cat I did, " he lied. " Yea, " Bill shrugged. " How come you' re walking? " " Ah, " said Bill, glancing away to the horizon. " My car' s getting fixed. " Farmer Joe shook his head. " It' s been a bad few days for you hey? " " Certainly has, " answered Bill. " Anyway, have a good one. " An hour or so later, on his way back from down the hill, Bill was n' t surprised to see the police parked outside Farmer Joe' s farm. He rested his new shovel on his muddy boots. " Is everything ok Joe? " asked Bill. " One of me cows have been found dead on the road. " " Oh no. " " Yea, it' d been there for a day or two. Probably run over. Poor Beefcake. Say, how' s whiskers? " " Wrinkles you mean? " scoffed Bill. " Still dead. The vet rang, said the same as I did, that he was poisoned, by fertiliser. " " Yea? " said Farmer Joe, squinting. " Yea, " Bill squinted back. " So, " Farmer Joe swallowed. " How did you damage your car? "


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Input: We present follow-up observations of pulsating subdwarf B (sdB) stars as partof our efforts to resolve the pulsation spectra for use in asteroseismologicalanalyses. This paper reports on multisite campaigns of the pulsating sdB starsPG 1618+563B and PG 0048+091. Data were obtained from observatories placedaround the globe for coverage from all longitudes. For PG 1618+563B, ourfive-site campaign uncovered a dichotomy of pulsation states: Early during thecampaign the amplitudes and phases (and perhaps frequencies) were quitevariable while data obtained late in the campaign were able to fully resolvefive stable pulsation frequencies. For PG 0048+091, our five-site campaignuncovered a plethora of frequencies with short pulsation lifetimes. We findthem to have observed properties consistent with stochastically excitedoscillations, an unexpected result for subdwarf B stars. We discuss ourfindings and their impact on subdwarf B asteroseismology.


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Input: Gwynn Roberts and wife Valerie, from Prestatyn in Denbighshire, had to be rescued by police after being stuck in their car for four hours.Local newspapers have reported about 100 people needed help after the A67 Santander motorway became blocked.Snow is causing widespread disruption in central and northern Spain.Mr Roberts said: "We were coming out of Santander and had just been on the ferry. They told us it had been snowing and to be careful. We set off on the motorway and there was a bit of snow and ice - not a lot."As we carried on, it started again, really heavy snow. I have not even seen it like that in Snowdonia."The couple had been heading for Marbella when they became trapped by the snow.He said they are still at the village school in Aguilar de Campoo, along with about eight other British nationals who have also been stranded.Mr Roberts added: "Come to Spain for the winter sun, they say, and you get loads of snow."


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Input: Population structure induced by both spatial embedding and more generalnetworks of interaction, such as model social networks, have been shown to havea fundamental effect on the dynamics and outcome of evolutionary games. Theseeffects have, however, proved to be sensitive to the details of the underlyingtopology and dynamics. Here we introduce a minimal population structure that isdescribed by two distinct hierarchical levels of interaction. We believe thismodel is able to identify effects of spatial structure that do not depend onthe details of the topology. We derive the dynamics governing the evolution ofa system starting from fundamental individual level stochastic processesthrough two successive meanfield approximations. In our model of populationstructure the topology of interactions is described by only two parameters: theeffective population size at the local scale and the relative strength of localdynamics to global mixing. We demonstrate, for example, the existence of acontinuous transition leading to the dominance of cooperation in populationswith hierarchical levels of unstructured mixing as the benefit to cost ratiobecomes smaller then the local population size. Applying our model of spatialstructure to the repeated prisoner's dilemma we uncover a novel andcounterintuitive mechanism by which the constant influx of defectors sustainscooperation. Further exploring the phase space of the repeated prisoner'sdilemma and also of the "rock-paper-scissor" game we find indications of richstructure and are able to reproduce several effects observed in other modelswith explicit spatial embedding, such as the maintenance of biodiversity andthe emergence of global oscillations.


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


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Input: George Bush, 63, of Riverdale Road, Erith, south east London, also possessed sexual images of animals, Woolwich Crown Court heard.He was sentenced to 14 months in prison, suspended for two years.Bush admitted four charges relating to listings on the online auction site which included more than 130 body parts of endangered species.Among them were leopard skulls and the hands and heads of monkeys. Bush also admitted possessing 71 images of bestiality.Bush was arrested on suspicion of illegally importing protected species following information from UK Border Force.Det Con Sarah Bailey, of the Met's Wildlife Crime Unit, said: "This case shows that strong controls are in place to protect endangered species and the police will take action against anyone found to be trading illegally."Illegal trade threatens many species' survival. I would urge anyone who sees specimens from protected wildlife for sale to contact police. We are committed to ensuring that anyone in London who is trading illegally in endangered animal parts is stopped."Grant Miller from the border force agency CITES said the illegal movement of endangered species was "often cruel" and those trading in illegal wildlife products would be targeted "at the UK border and beyond".He said Bush's supplier in Indonesia had been referred to the East Java police.A confiscation hearing is due to take place in April.


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


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Input: The 2 of us got to Bar Louie at 8: 30. We sat outside, and it was nearly 30 minutes before the waiter even stopped to get our order. I tried stopping a waitress but was told 'this isn't my table'. Finally the waiter took our order. 1 Sam Adams light bottle, and one Pineapple Juice+Vodka. After about 15minutes another waiter (maybe the manager I don't know) asked if we had been waited on. We said yes, and told him we had been waiting. He left, and another (different) waitress came to bring us our drinks.. they were wrong.. My date was given vodka on the rocks. and I was given a Sam Adams.. nThey took these back, and another 10 minutes before the correct order was served.. We told them to bring another round and the check. It was 20 minutes before they returned.. and they forgot the check. nnBy this time we had to go to be on time for the movie.. my date asked for the check again so we could leave.. finally they brought it and I gave him my card, when he came back we signed it and left in a hurry to catch the movie. nnfor 2 bottle beers, and 2 pineapple juice + vodka I was charged $31. 03. I didn't have time to complain or ask. I won't be going back.