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Linguine with White Clam Sauce
By Hank Shaw on May 30, 2016 | 4 Responses
Growing up in New Jersey, this classic Italian-American pasta dish was one of my favorites: Linguini or spaghetti with white clam sauce. Clams, herbs, olive oil and lotsa garlic! I make this normally with West Coast littleneck clams, but lots of different clams will work.
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Spring Ramp Risotto
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It should be obvious by now how much I love spring onions in all their forms. This light, lovely Italian rice dish highlights whatever wild or store-bought green onion you have on hand, spiked with fresh spring green herbs.
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Fresh Pea Gnocchi
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This is about as springtime as it gets. Fresh garden peas, served with light-as-air gnocchi made with pea puree, tied together with a little butter and cheese. Just a lovely light supper.
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Arugula Pesto with Pasta
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When life gives you arugula — a wild version grows like a weed in my yard — you make arugula pesto. A peppery, bracing pesto that matches really well with homemade pasta.
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The Ultimate Pasta Book Library
By Hank Shaw on March 26, 2015 | 9 Responses
I've been making pasta, mostly at home, but sometimes in restaurants, for more than 25 years. Over that time I've read a great many books on making pasta, and some of the best are very recent. Here are the best – the ones you will want to own if you want to make pasta at home.
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Rabbit with Morels and Gnocchi
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Spring is in full swing here in California, and it's not far off in the rest of the country. This recipe brings together several of my favorite spring ingredients: Rabbit, morel mushrooms and nettles, all in a lovely, Italian-inspired dish.
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Classic Duck Ragu
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This is an Italian classic, sugo d'anatra, or duck ragu. It's a meaty pasta sauce that uses slow-cooked duck legs or wings for the meat, and is damn good with any pasta or polenta, but especially good with pumpkin-ricotta gnocchi.
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Tortellini in Broth
By Hank Shaw on December 8, 2014 | 2 Responses
As excited I was about roasting a seriously good chicken the other day, I might have been even more stoked for the leftovers, which became this Tuscan classic: tortellini en brodo, little dumplings filled with leftover chicken and cheese, served in a clear chicken broth.
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HBO will air another series from Austrailan comedian Chris Lilley, announcing Monday that Ja'mie: Private School Girl will premiere on the premium service Nov. 24. This will be Lilley's third series to air on HBO, following Summer Heights High in 2008 and Angry Boys in 2012.
Ja'mie: Private School Girl follows school captain Ja'mie, who was introduced in Summer Heights High, during the last few months of her final year of school.
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They had a cheaper option. I think for $45 you got a few extra tickets (I want to say 10 total). But yeah, the price keeps going up.
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Is it just me or is this starting to be a bit costly? $45 for 5 pours. Belive it was $35 last year and $25 the year before... Anyways, I´ll be there sampling some hop goodness!
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I had no fava bean flour so I tried making these with my usual blend of gluten free flour #438139 as the combinations are quite similar. The results were great the texture was as it should be and the taste wonderful,,,my only problem is the yield is not enough as my NON CEOLIAC husband ate them all.
WOW, so easy and very yummy. I had to do a whole lot of searching to find the ingredients but I did and so glad I made this recipe. Rice flour, was found near regular flour section of the supermarket. Potato flour and xanthan gum was in the health food section. Tapioca flour (Also know as Sago flour) was substituted by Arrowroot (Arrowroot is topioca flour with preservative 220). Fava Bean flour was substituted with Chickpea flour also known as Besan, which I found at a newly open Indian shop. Preparing the recipe was easy, I had no problem with the dough. Rolling out the Tortillas was simple with some corn flour/starch. Cooking them was quick and the flavour was wonderful. The Besan flour really stood out but it was fantastic to have a meal which was gluten free. I served them with Stewed Chicken Taco Meat, slice lettuces, tomatoes, cheese and jalapenos. Thank you Az G
These were tedious to make but my husband thought they were great. Probably be a lot less work with a tortilla press. I used Bob's Red Mill Gluten-Free All Purpose Baking Flour instead of the flours, and coconut oil instead of the shortening. They came out very nice and rolled without breaking. I found that rolling the dough ball between saran wrap worked best for me. Spritzing the counter with a little water before laying down the saran wrap helped keep it in place. Then I had to carefully peel off the top layer of saran wrap, and then flip the tortilla over onto my widespread palm to carefully peel the bottom layer of saran wrap off. Then I had to very slowly and carefully lay the tortilla bit by bit onto the hot skillet lest it folded over and got stuck to itself. I tried the cut baggy method and the parchment paper method, but this is what worked best for me. We're new to gluten-free so these didn't taste amazing to me, but my husband liked them a heck of a lot better than the gluten-free tortillas we got at Trader Joe's which broke up when I tried to roll them and which my husband said tasted like old shoe leather. LOL.
I made these for my daughter and froze them. I made her a quesadilla and she took the rest of them home, ate 2 on the way and made a tuna wrap and pizza and loves them. They were pretty easy to roll, I think investing in a tortilla press would save time. I didn't change a thing.
My husband asked if I was sure I actually made these tortillas and didn't purchase them with how perfect they came out! I used a tortilla press, which definitely helped the process. I lined the press with plastic wrap, which made it very easy to transfer to the skillet. I used guar gum instead of xanthan and sorghum flour instead of fava. I thought they were maybe a little too salty, so would probably reduce next time. Very good for quesadillas!
This was a very good recipe. I used all tapioca starch for the starch because it was what I had. I don't like using too much xanthan gum so I used only 1 teaspoon xanthan gum and added 1/2 teaspoon of pectin. I didn't have fava flour so I subed millet flour , I like it's nuetral taste. I read the reviews that the water was too much so I started with less water but ended up using the rest. At first the dough looked wet and sticky but as it sits for 2-3 minutes it absorbs all the water and doesn't stick. Rice flour absorbs lots of water and can get crumbly if it has too little water. These were very good for breakfast tacos. I will definetly make again. I used the plastic bag method with a corn tortilla press it makes it easy using a little sweet rice flour for dusting when needed. DD really liked them will make again.
Just trying to get started on a GF diet for a 9 yr. old. These were our first score! Even the rest of the family liked them. I am replacing my regular flour tortilla recipe with this one. I used Great Northern bean flour instead of fava flour. I didn't use cornstarch to roll them out, instead I rolled them out between two layers of plastic wrap or a clean bread bag. Thank you for posting this recipe. These were fantastic!
These are FANTASTIC! I use a tortilla press and the dough works really well, and it takes no time at all to make them. My only problem is I never make enough, they always get eaten up really fast. The only change I made was using guar gum instead because I have a problem with corn and some xanthan gum has traces of it. Seriously though, don't think twice about trying this recipe, just make them, you'll love it :)
I am in love! This as fantastic even with my substitutions. I used a King Arthur Ancient Grains blend instead of the fava flour because I didn't have it and didn't want to go to the store. The Ancient Grains blend is amaranth, millet, and sorghum flours. The oil was melted coconut oil. After forming into 8 balls the bowl was covered with a damp towel. The tortillas were formed between 2 sandwich bags using my tortilla press. The dough was a little stiff and I made need to add additional water next time. After the first one came off the comal I grabbed the butter and production ceased for a few minutes. The rest is history. Thank you for a great recipe that I will use again.
These were fantastic! The flavor was perfect. The taste was perfect. They were very easy to make. Granted I can't figure out how to roll them in a perfect circle! Even my gluten eating husband thought these were excellent!


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So a friend's PC has a virus that we can't get rid of, so I'm planning to re-format the hard drive and re-build it from scratch.
Its running Windows XP SP3, and they have iTunes with a whole load of music that they bought from the iTunes store. Some of it, I think, was bought in the days when iTunes still applied DRM to the music files.
Once I have re-built the PC and copied the music back on, I want to make sure the music still plays.
Presumably just copying the iTunes library to an external drive is not enough
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Chris Hicks: Disney's 'Peter Pan' and Barbra Streisand's 'Star Is Born' get Blu-ray upgrades
"Top Gun: Limited 3D Edition" (Paramount/Blu-ray 3D, 1986. PG, two discs, $39.99; Vlu-ray 3D, Blu-ray and digital versions; audio commentary, featurettes, music videos, ad spots). This one has been on Blu-ray before, but this 3D version is new. And with its video game-style action sequences, this film is a perfect complement to the format. Despite its huge popularity the film's story and characters are not really all that compelling. But it's fun to see all the supporting players who went on to bigger things: Meg Ryan, Tim Robbins, Val Kilmer and Anthony Edwards, along with veteran character actors Tom Skerritt and Michael Ironside.
"The Great Gildersleeve Movie Collection" (Warner Archive, 1942-44, b/w, not rated, two discs, $29.95, five movies). Harold Peary was pompous, befuddled Throckmorton P. Gildersleeve, a popular character on the "Fibber McGee & Molly" radio show, for two years before spinning off his own series. And Peary also played him in support of other radio stars in five films before the character rose to top billing for four movies of his own: "The Great Gildersleeve," "Gildersleeve on Broadway," "Gildersleeve's Bad Day" and "Gildersleeve's Ghost." All are just OK B-movies aimed at fans of the radio show, but an enjoyable bonus is the inclusion of one of those early films, "Seven Days' Leave," a musical comedy with Peary's Gildersleeve supporting Victor Mature and Lucille Ball. (Available at www.WarnerArchive.com)
"Tip on a Dead Jockey" (Warner Archive, 1957, b/w, not rated, $18.95, trailer). In the final decade of his career, Robert Taylor stars as a former World War II/Korean War pilot now paralyzed by a fear of flying related to guilt over sending young flyers to their deaths in two wars. When he divorces his wife without explanation, she travels to Madrid to find him drinking, gambling and getting mixed up with smugglers. No classic but an entertaining, introspective look at characters nearly undone by bad choices.
"Bagdad Café" (Shout!, 1987, PG, $9.99). Quirky comedy has hefty German star Marianne Sagebrecht showing up at the title café in a small town in the middle of the Nevada desert where she settles into a motel and eventually gets a job in the diner, under the suspicious eye of the owner (CCH Pounder). As the film progresses Sagebrecht wins over an array of kooks who pass through and becomes the unlikely muse for a painter, a retired Hollywood set designer played by a surprisingly low-key Jack Palance. More funny peculiar than funny ha-ha, but will appeal to those who can get into its offbeat rhythms.
"Gunfighters of Abilene" (MGM Limited Edition Collection, 1960, b/w, $17.95, trailer). B-western starring Buster Crabbe toward the end of his movie career is a routine, by-the-numbers programmer. Crabbe stars as a gunslinger looking to get revenge on his brother's killers. (Available at www.WarnerArchive.com)
"Babar: The Movie" (eOne, 1989, G, $14.98). This big-screen Babar animated feature includes forgettable songs while strangely cribbing from several live-action films for its story, including "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" and "Dumbo." Would have done better sticking to its original source material. Strictly for small fry.
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I'm studying C, and the idea of guard digits and rounding errors came up. Do practitioners of scripting languages (I'm thinking of Python and Perl here) need to worry about this stuff? What if they are doing scientific programming?
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I would have to disagree with Lutz... While the rounding errors you mentioned do exist in Python/Perl/Ruby, they have absolutely nothing to do with the languages being implemented in C. The problem goes deeper than that.
Floating-point numbers, like all data, are represented in binary on modern computers. Just as there are numbers with periodic decimal representations (e.g., 1/3 = 0.333333...), there are also numbers with periodic binary representations (e.g., 1/10 = 0.0001100110011...). Since these numbers cannot be exactly represented in (a finite amount of) computer memory, any calculations involving them will introduce error.
This can be worked around by using high-precision math libraries, which represent the numbers either as the two numbers of a fraction (i.e., "numerator = 1, denominator = 10") or as string instead of using a native binary representation. However, because of the extra work involved in doing any calculations on numbers that are being stored as something else, these libraries necessarily slow down any math that has to go through them.
It depends.
(Or, if you really want to hide what's going on:
As expected, this yields:
Also as expected, this is not done in one CPU instruction.
There are several types of non-integer numbers in Python:
would give you the standard float. Its type is
However, there is also fractional type:
which has exact arithmetics with rational numbers.
In the case you want to perform rounding, but are not satisfied with the number of meaningful digits on your computer, or the fact that it could be different across platforms, decimal type is your friend:
You'll be able to set its precision to, say, 100 digits, if you want to. Or set it to 2 for bank applications.
As long as computers are stupid, we'll probably need this many different types. At least, in accordance with Pythonic principles, Python requires you to make an explicit choice about what you want from your numbers.
Moreover, it's a big misunderstanding that exact arithmetics doesn't lead to problems with rounding. Any time you round exact value to do something useful for a user to it --- e.g. print it to the user or add that many dollars to user's bank account --- you encounter "strange behavior" of rounding. This is inherent to non-integer arithmetics.
It depends on how you represent your numbers, not the language you use.
For example, if I write all my code in 8051 assember, but have implemented a slick rational number library, then round off isn't a problem. 1/3 is only equal to 1/3.
However if I am using the latest snazzy dynamic language, and it uses IEE754 floats, then all the limitations of IEEE754 apply.
If you need to care about the details of the numbers you generate, then you need to understand their representation and how they are manipulated by your choice of tools.
PDL is a popular library for doing scientific computing in Perl.
Since the underlying intepreter of both CPython and Perl are implemented in C, they behave like a C program.
For Python there is SciPY and NumPy for scientific computation.
You can do multiple precision calculations with Python, with external modules. The Multi Precision Math section in the official web site lists many of them.
Well, you're not immune to floating point errors in Ruby. For example:
When you do scientific programming, you'll always have to worry about rounding errors, no matter which programming language or numeric library you use.
Proof: Say you want to track the movement of a molecule near the border of the universe. The size of the universe is about 93 billion light-years (as far as we know). A molecule is pretty tiny, so you'll want at least nanometer precision (10^-6). That's 50 orders of magnitude.
For some reason, you need to rotate that molecule. That involves
You must create the error equation to be sure that you keep enough digits so that the final result will have a know maximum error. I don't know any "simple" numeric library which can do this operation automatically (say, as part of the call to
Sure they do!
An example from Python 2.6:
As lutz says, since scripting languages are often implemented in C, they inherit these "features". Compensating for them in the language would undoubtedly mean some kind of trade-off in performance or portability.


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The IT Book
I haven't really talked about my new job all that much. No real reason in particular… well probably because I don't want to turn this blog into a Dilbert comic strip, translation: Dilbert = horribly unfunny.
At work there is a book that is floating around that is the new "IT" book. You know the book that everyone just "has" to read. While I haven't read the book but I know the basic premise of the book and I also know that is a very slanted look that is really pro-business and pro- technology which helps validate everything our sales people say. An analyst that gets paid to recommend the technology in the book on a daily basis is also the author, so it isn't exactly written in an objective fashion. It is the equivalent of a book being published on how McDonalds is healthy by author Ronald McDonald. For some reason I feel that book would be written in crayon and finger-paints with scary hidden satanic messages. (He is a clown after all.)
The thing is everyone is talking the lingo from the book. So in order for me to have a conversation with my co-workers I need to speak the lingo in order to understand what the hell they are talking about, which means I have to read the book in my own free time. It isn't that I don't enjoy reading. I just don't enjoy doing things for work in my free time. Personally I think the 50-60 hours a week I put in is enough for them. I don't want them cutting into my personal time and impacting my ability to:
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- drink heavily
- pretend to care about my personal health
- listen to old John Denver albums backwards and see if I can hear him talking about aliens running the country
So instead of sucking it up and reading the book I have decided to go with plan b: The "I am working on a big project" excuse.
Basically I figure this can buy me about 1-2 months of avoiding having any type of serious discussion with my co-workers and thus I don't have to read the book. I can sit in my cube and listen to music on my computer with my earphones in. When we engage in general talk about how our weekends were I could talk to them but when it turns into anything business related I could refer to this big project and say I need to get back to work.
Now I am sure the hole you are going to blow in this logic is that eventually I will have to produce a big project or do something that garners results. Well my super secret big project is to look for another job in this time period so when it is time to submit my super secret big project I can really just hand in my two weeks notice. At that point I will have avoided having to read the book on my own time, going through the embarrassment of being in a conversation and not knowing the lingo, and the accomplishment of doing nothing for two months.
Sounds like a solid plan to me.
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Editorial: No opposition to CO approval
There was no opposition Monday as Potter County commissioners voted unanimously to issue $8 million in certificates of obligation with Southwest Securities for renovation of the Santa Fe Building.
Southwest Securities is scheduled to sell the bonds July 27.
The lack of any opposition at previous commissioners' meetings sends a strong signal that the community supports the county's plans to refurbish the historic building for county offices.
As we have stated before, county officials have created a workable and feasible plan that will accomplish two major goals:
? Renovating an historic landmark that will prove beneficial to downtown Amarillo.
? In addition, renovation costs will save taxpayer money when compared to construction costs for a new building, according to county figures.
The plan calls for adding $8 million to the $11 million the county owes on its county jail.
Annual debt fees will remain the same at $1.85 million with the payment period extending six years.
County officials said the debt is scheduled to be retired in 2014.
The only stumbling block is the cancellation of a bid from AAR Inc. for asbestos removal.
County officials plan on reopening bids for the project, which will cause a delay of about a month.
However, county officials said the delay should not affect the renovation completion.
The approval of CO's, one of the final preliminary steps, marked the beginning of the Santa Fe Building renovation project.
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Students at the Texas Tech School of Medicine are celebrating the 25th anniversary of the school's first graduating class in impressive fashion.
According to recent reports on first-time test takers of the United States Medical Licensing Exam Step 2, 100 percent of Texas Tech medical students had a passing rate.
David R. Smith, president of the Texas Tech Medical Center, said the results are proof Texas Tech medical students and graduates and second to none.
Smith also said the figures show Texas Tech "is taking its place as a leader in health care."
Hard to argue with that.
Other recent statistics also promote the overall quality of the Texas Tech School of Medicine:
? Texas Tech School of Medicine's total applicant pool in 1997 had Medical College Aptitude Test scores of 26.6 compared to the state average of 25.9.
? The applicants to Texas Tech also had grade-point averages of 3.41 compared to the state average of 3.26 and the national average of 3.30.
? The entering class for 1997 had an average grade-point average of 3.56 compared to the state average of 3.50 and the national average of 3.54.
The Texas Tech School of Medicine was established by the Legislature in 1969 and began classes in 1972.
The 25th anniversary of the Texas Tech School of Medicine's first graduating class provides a fitting tribute to the quality performance of its students on a job well-done.
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On the principle that you should know your enemy, I've spent the last few days trying to work out where the critics of Michael Gove's GCSE reforms are coming from. Why does anyone object to introducing more rigour into the classroom?
Just to be clear, the last government presided over a period of relentless dumbing down. As GCSE results continually improved,
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So there's no question something needs to be done and, on the face of it, Gove's reforms are just the ticket: Insisting on just one exam board to stop the race to the bottom; limiting the top grade to the very best instead of handing it out like confetti to a quarter of all pupils; and encouraging teachers to focus on a core of academic subjects by introducing the English Baccalaureate.
It's this last proposal that has enraged Gove's critics the most. To refresh your memory, the proposal is that an EBacc will be awarded to children who get a grade C or above in English, maths, a humanities subject, a language and at least two science subjects.
There are three objections to this.
The first is that it's draconian. Why should schools be forced to teach all children such a narrow range of subjects? What's wrong with media studies and sociology? When faced with this argument, I gently point out that that no one's suggesting the EBacc subjects should be mandatory. Schools won't be put into special measures if the percentage of pupils getting an EBacc falls below a certain threshold. The proposal is simply to include an EBacc column in the school league tables, thereby providing parents with one more piece of information when choosing where to send their children.
Doesn't matter, say the critics. The fact that Gove has endorsed the EBacc will mean headteachers will prioritise traditional, academic subjects at the expense of trendy, softer ones.
Funnily enough, the people making this argument are often headteachers themselves. What they're saying, in effect, is that they're such quislings – so incapable of resisting the iron will of the messianic Secretary of State – that the EBacc might as well be mandatory.
Well, we can only hope that's true. Which brings me to the second objection, namely, that a majority of English schoolchildren aren't capable of getting an EBacc. That's why it's so "elitist", apparently. It's gearing our public education system to the needs of the few, not the many.
Andy Burnham, back when he was in charge of Labour's education brief, used to make this point and it always sounded to me like he was saying working class children are far too stupid to get a C in a subject like French. Better to let them drop the foreign language requirement and do a BTEC in how to claim the dole instead. (I'm not making
that last qualification
up, by the way.) That's not "elitist". Oh no. That's "inclusive".
The third objection – and this is the heart of the matter – is that schools shouldn't be in the business of passing on knowledge at all. Introducing the EBacc involves prioritising one set of facts over another and, in the eyes of the teaching unions, that's tantamount to fascism. Martin Johnson, the deputy general secretary of the Association of Teacher and Lecturers, spelt this out. "For the state to suggest that some knowledge should be privileged over other knowledge is a bit totalitarian in a 21st century environment," he said.
So there you have it. In the post-modernist universe occupied by defenders of GCSEs, teaching knowledge is old hat. So what would Mr Johnson have schools teach instead? Why, life skills, of course.
"There's a lot to learn about how to walk," he
told the Guardian
in 2007. "If you were going out for a Sunday afternoon stroll you might walk one way. If you're trying to catch a train you might walk in another way and if you are doing a cliff walk you might walk in another way. If you are carrying a pack, there's a technique in that. We need a nation of people who understand their bodies and can use their bodies effectively."
Sounds like a piece of Swiftian satire, but no. That's what the objectors to Michael Gove's GCSE reforms really think. Forget about teaching children the best that's been thought and written – that's just for public school toffs. Ordinary children should be taught how to walk.
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BINT JBAIL, Apr 23 (IPS) - Eight months after Israeli attacks left devastation across many villages in southern Lebanon, reconstruction comes with mounting anger towards both Israel and the central Lebanese government.
The war which raged between Israel and Hezbollah Jul. 12 to Aug. 14 last year destroyed many villages in the south, and left others badly damaged.
Starting from within hours of the ceasefire, about a million people who had fled southern Lebanon began to return, many to wrecked homes. One of the towns almost completely destroyed was Bint Jbail, less than 5km from the Lebanese-Israeli border.
"Israeli warplanes would bomb us, then their tanks up above the hill outside our city would shell people when they fled their homes," mayor Ali Beydoun told IPS at his partially destroyed house. "I have come back to work on rebuilding our home, while my family is staying in Dahiyeh in Beirut." Dahiyeh is the southern suburb of Beirut which was also bombed heavily by Israeli warplanes.
Beydoun is just as angry with the current Lebanese government as with the Israeli military.
"We support the opposition to the government because we want our rights and we want justice and support in rebuilding from the war," he said. "At least the head of the government should come see what happened to his own country."
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Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Siniora never visited southern Lebanon to see what happened during the war. "Instead he went on holiday to Jordan. Is it possible for a prime minister not to know or care about his own country?"
Rather than funding from the Lebanese government, Bint Jbail is being rebuilt primarily with money from Qatar, and with some help from Hezbollah, which was first on the scene with funding and relief supplies for the residents.
Others are angry with the local government.
"The local municipality isn't letting us rebuild our homes the way they were," Bilal Hussein Jama'a told IPS. "They want to build a bigger road and more modern housing units, but this could affect my house as I had before."
Jama'a, who had stayed in the conflict-ridden city for the first 17 days of the war, is also up against both the Israeli military and the Lebanese government.
"They can bomb us one day and we'll rebuild the next because we are not afraid of them," he said. "But the rebuilding is on our own, with the help of Qatar and Hezbollah and Iran, but not from our own impotent government."
Jama'a said he supported "100 percent" the continuing sit-in near the parliament in Beirut led by several opposition parties.
Residents are angry that there is no support from the government, but that the government steps in to regulate construction paid for by others.
Hussein Ayoub, now rebuilding his house in the border village Maroun er Ras, said a rich Kuwaiti was financing reconstruction of several houses in his village.
"The man wanted to pay directly, but Siniora forced him to pay through the Lebanese government," he said. "We're not getting our rights and the government is responsible, so we must protest to demand our rights now."
He added, "I'm disgusted with state interference with how I want to rebuild my home. They send people to come check how I'm building it, but with no assistance whatsoever."
Amnesty International stated after the war ended that many of the attacks on Lebanon's civilian infrastructure were collective punishment, and not the "collateral damage" that Israel claimed.
United Nations Development Programme spokesman Jean Fabre had estimated in August 2006 that economic losses to Lebanon from the month-long war amounted to "at least 15 billion dollars."
According to the Lebanese government, more than 1,100 civilians were killed during the war. Also, 43 Israeli civilians died from rockets fired by Hezbollah.
The fighting is over but tension continues to hang over the region. A Lebanese soldier at a border post who asked not to be named told IPS that Israeli warplanes have been flying into Lebanese airspace nearly every week in violation of the UN-brokered ceasefire agreement.
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Definición de licorice en inglés:
(British liquorice)
1A sweet, chewy, aromatic black substance made by evaporation from the juice of a root and used as a candy and in medicine.
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- A whoosh of freshly ground mocha coffee hits the nose and then, once the wine hits your mouth, it's joined by black fruits, liquorice, spice and a spray of refreshing acidity.
- A mix of liquorice, black fruits and farmyards tempt the nose.
- Although this combines powerful cherry notes, threaded with liquorice, backed by chewy tannins and topped with sparkling acidity, it is not yet ready to drink.
1.1A candy flavored with licorice: [as modifier]: licorice gumdrops
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- Nearly eight years after Victory in Europe, the limit on jelly babies, pastilles, liquorice, barley sugar sticks, lemonade powder and chocolate bars was finally lifted - and a nation of schoolchildren cheered.
- If the ritual centers around the oral fixation, and not the tobacco or the smoke itself, you could substitute a lollipop, licorice or hard sour candy for the cigarette.
- Erin also made it a point to treat her sweet tooth every day with a small piece of chocolate, hard candy or licorice.
2The widely distributed plant of the pea family from which licorice is obtained.
- Genus Glycyrrhiza, family Leguminosae; many species are used locally to obtain licorice, the chief commercial source being the cultivated G. glabra.
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- Containing dandelion, burdock, sarsparilla, milk thistle, liquorice, yellow dock, turmeric and red clover, a bottle provides about 30 servings as you dilute it with either still or sparkling water.
- New herbs introduced to the already comprehensive range for this year include lemon basil, pineapple sage, aniseed basil, liquorice and comfrey.
Middle English: from Old French licoresse, from late Latin liquiritia, from Greek glukurrhiza, from glukus 'sweet' + rhiza 'root'.
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Archie Andrews is about to make an offer someone canât refuse. In what Archie Comics is billing as the âArchie Story of the Century,â Hollywood producer and comics writer Michael Uslan (âThe Dark Knight,â âThe Spiritâ) is set to take Riverdaleâs resident redhead into the future where he pops the question more than 65 years in making: âWill you marry me?â
Whoâs the lucky girl? Veronica Lodge.
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CBR: Right off the bat, is âArchie Marries Veronica,â to use a DC Comics term, an Elseworlds story?
Michael Uslan: This is a story that starts about five years in the future. And it takes place just as Archie and the Gang graduate from college. So what we do here is take a leap into the future and the device that I use here is similar to what happened back in âArchie Digestâ #236. There was a story where Archie meets Archie. Archie walks down memory lane and meets Archie from 1941. This time, he goes up the street rather than down the street and winds up walking smack into his own future.
And it is just, to me, a really, really cool setup where we get to explore what impact, making a decision about who you are going to marry has. A very wise man once said to me that single decision will affect 90 percent of all your happiness and unhappiness in your life. And I think he was right. And itâs not just about you either. Itâs about your friends, itâs about your family, everyoneâs life is impacted by a decision like that. And itâs fascinating how it affects everybody.
Who was the wise man?
The wisest man I ever met, my father-in-law, Dr. M.S. Osher, founder of The Cincinnati Eye Institute.
What are your first memories of Archie Comics? And why do you think the characters have lasted so long?
Let me take you back to circa 1980. I donât know if you know this but I wrote with Jeff Mendel, the book for G.P. Putnamâs Sons, âThe Best of Archie.â And it was the first hardcover and trade paperback that reprinted Archie stories going back to the originals. I wrote the introduction to that with Jeff and we did a history and we analyzed the strip back then and in order to do that book, Jeff and I sat and read every comic book in their whole library as of 1980 or so.
It has a mystique. It is so basic that even though itâs simple themes and basic stock characters, anyone from any generation, maybe itâs because itâs so simple and basic, has always been able to identify with Archie, Betty, Veronica, Jughead and the Gang. And here they are now. Weâre coming up to the 70th anniversary of Archie. In 2011, it will be 70 years and itâs still about a bunch of kids in a high school situation, going to the beach, going to the malt shop, having fun, getting into trouble, in school and out of school, with the parents, the teachers, the other kids, itâs still those basic stories. And anyone, male or female, can still relate to them. And they do. So I think there is something very, very magical about it.
Do you have a favorite Archie character?
I absolutely have a favorite character. And itâs the same character that Iâve loved since I absolutely went crazy for these comic books when I was a little, little kid and itâs Little Archie. I think over the decades, some of the best, most heartfelt, most emotional stories to ever come out of Archie, comes from Bob Bolling and âLittle Archie.â I love those things so much.
How did you get involved in the âArchie Marries Veronicaâ project?
This is something thatâs been on my bucket list. I just always wanted to write an Archie comic. And I wanted to do something significant. And Iâm getting grey enough that itâs time to start scratching a couple of things off my bucket list so I had to find a way to do this. And very happily, I was able to sit down with [Editor-in-Chief] Vic Gorelick, who Iâve know since the day I walked into Archie to read all of those comics in the library, almost 30 years ago, and told him what I wanted to do and he was just completely supportive and introduced me to Fred Mausser. It was the first time I had really met Fred, and bingo! And with the support of John Goldwater and everybody else over there, I think we have something that people while they may not agree with it all, theyâre really going to have fun time taking the ride with us on this.
You have a long history with comic books but you are also a noted producer on such movies as âThe Dark Knightâ and most recently, âThe Spirit.â Would you like to make an Archie movie?
I think Archie could make a great film. And itâs been tried before in movies and TV. If you think about, they did it very successfully in TV, except they called it âHappy Days.â And they tried it on Broadway and the movies, except they called it âGrease.â Itâs been all around and influenced many, many movies and TV shows for a very long time and I think with the right concept and the right creative topspin, itâs just a natural.
You seem very passionate about this project.
I think itâs a sign of the times. When you think how many comic books have made it to issue #600? How many characters have lasted 70 years? So for this release to go out in May 2009, 70 years after Batman made his debut, to have Archie in the company of Superman, Batman and the other characters that have been around that long, Wonder Woman, itâs a great thing. Itâs about time he got some recognition and I think if the fans take the ride with us, theyâre just going to have a great, great time with the twists and turns of the story and how it impact all of the characters.
Featuring art by legendary Archie Comics artist Stan Goldberg, âArchieâ #600 â the first of six-issue âArchie Marries Veronicaâ storyline â is scheduled to arrive in comic book stores on August 19 and on newsstands on September 1.


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With a unanimous voice vote Friday morning, the Senate approved a bill that would prevent a town from flipping its school, meaning closing a school only to have it reopen and serve essentially the same population. It also calls for the Agency of Education to determine if towns have the constitutional authority to flip a school.
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A really simple I question I guess. Is there an algorithm or method such that given an integer $N$ there is a way to determine the next twin prime pair greater than $N$?
If yes, then could you please explain it?
A really simple I question I guess. Is there an algorithm or method such that given an integer $N$ there is a way to determine the next twin prime pair greater than $N$?
If yes, then could you please explain it?
What about a generating function like \begin{align} \sum_{n=0}^\infty \Biggl(\frac{4}{x-1} + \sum_{k>0} \frac{x^{k-1}(x^2\!+1)}{1-x^k}\Biggr) &= - 3 - 2x - x^2\! + x^3\! + 3x^5\! + 4x^7\! + x^8\! + 4x^{9}\! + x^{10}\! \\ &\hspace{3em} + 6x^{11}\! + 6x^{13}\! + 2x^{14}\! + 5x^{15}\! + 2x^{16}\! + 7x^{17}\! + 8x^{19}\! + \cdots, \end{align} where the set of missing exponents, $\{4,6,12,18,30,42,\dots\}$, is the set of twin prime separators? Does that suit your needs?
It isn't even known that there is always a twin prime pair greater than $N$ (so strictly speaking, there isn't an algorithm that is known to work).
Let $x=N+1$. If $x$ and $x+2$ are prime, you're done. If not, let $x=x+1$ and repeat. :-P
Nope. As far as I know there's no algorithm beyond sieveing for primes past $N$ until you find a twin pair.
I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss timidpueo's "algorithm" (although it could easily be made faster by replacing $N+1$ by $N+6$, among other tricks). Conjecturally, the average spacing between twin primes is $O(\log^2 N)$ and the worst-case spacing is $O(\log^3 N)$. So in practice, this is a polynomial time "algorithm" (even though it is not guaranteed to terminate, hence the quotes).
There's a superfast method: Don't look for primes! Look for one tiny class of semiprimes. The product of all twin primes is an even perfect square minus 1. And since we're searching for semiprimes, a primality test is not required. Any factor (prime or not) less than the square root of X^2 - 1 eliminates the composite as a candidate. Furthermore, these factors are usually trivial - that is, they're found long before X.
Demonstration: http://www.naturalnumbers.org/TwinPrimeCalc.xlsm
Copied and pasted from a recent question: I have an idea that may lead to proving the infinite twin prime conjecture that would set up a correspondence between primes. Since they've been proven infinite, twin primes would be shown infinite. Here it is:
For every prime $p>7$ there exists at least one unique twin prime pair $(p_t,p_t+2)$ created using only primes less than $p$ as follows:
where $P_p$ is some product of individual primes ($p_p$ lowercase) and their powers (i.e. $(p_p)^2$, $(p_p)^3$, etc.) such that each fits the following condition: $5<p_p<p$.
Here's a few examples:
and just for good measure, the 10,000,000th prime, $179424673$, yeilds this twin prime $(2789341285406538890513082328840679679429287, 2789341285406538890513082328840679679429289)$
which is $(3*5*179424601*179424617*179424629*179424671*179424673+2$, $3*5*179424601*179424617*179424629*179424671*179424673+4)$.