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Urban Zen Integrative Therapy at the Yoga Journal Conference
This past Sunday, April 7th, the co-directors of the Urban Zen Integrative Therapy Program, Rodney Yee and Colleen Saidman, led a restorative Urban Zen Integrative Therapy class for more than 175 yogis at the Yoga Journal Conference in New York City. With the intention of providing an embodied UZIT experience, the participants were led through… Read more »
It Takes a Soft Back of Compassion: Urban Zen Integrative Therapy Accelerated Training
Currently in session is a Urban Zen Integrative Therapy Accelerated Training Program, reducing what is normally a 12-month training educating on the modalities of Yoga Therapy, Reiki, Essential Oil Therapy, Contemplative End-of-Life Care and Nutrition to an accelerated track for individuals who are already established in one or more of these modalities. The UZIT training… Read more »
The Storm has Passed, Now for the Calm
Give yourself the opportunity to restore and to give to others from a place of clarity. Please join us on Saturday, November 10th at YogaWorks Soho for an Urban Zen Integrative Therapy class. All proceeds will benefit New York Cares.
Supporting Father Rick at NPH Saint Damien's Hospital, Haiti
by Janera Soerel Father Rick. He is American—from Connecticut, in his 50s, tall, fit, and very handsome, with neatly trimmed hair. Wearing khaki pants, sneakers, a snugly fitting t-shirt with a leather string tied around his neck, from which a wooden cross dangled, he was polite when we were introduced, but his eyes darted away… Read more »
A Gift to the Community
by Luana DeAngelis-Halpern, Founder/President of You Can Thrive! You Can Thrive! provides a weekly forum for community members to volunteer to help their neighbors with breast cancer receive access to integrative care, "when they need it most and can afford it least". The Grand Re-opening event on December 4th, 2011 saw a partnering with the… Read more »
UZIT Program: Yoga Therapy with Rodney Yee and Colleen Saidman Yee
"This weekend is for you to fill up. Nothing is a problem. Don't be afraid of looking foolish. We welcome your questions. You are significant." These were the words of wisdom and encouragement offered by Rodney Yee and Colleen Saidman Yee as they led our Urban Zen Integrative Therapy students through a grounding yoga practice… Read more »
Thriving After Breast Cancer
The thing about breast cancer – it's so close to the heart. And it has definitely felt that way to me. I have lost too many very important people in my life because of it. This isn't a disease that just happens to the individual – it touches all of us. In our Urban Zen… Read more »
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This week, conversations with @Urban_Zen spanned the whole spectrum of our initiatives. We asked our members if there was a time when they responded with understanding rather than with anger. @thepathtochange learned about empathy from his experience witnessing mistreatment of the mentally ill. @sunnycoastbb shared with us her painful experience with an abusive partner, learning… Read more »
A UZIT Experience in Haiti
By Martin Navarrete How do you plan for a trip to Haiti on short notice? Do I have the right shoes? Is this the strongest mosquito repellent I can find? (see the Haiti Mosquito Blend below). Or is it just simply, "Am I in the proper state of mind?" The latter ultimately became the most… Read more »


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Ohio vs. Akron Pick
- Updated: March 16, 2013
Another ticket to the dance will be handed out in Cleveland in a Saturday night NCAA basketball betting showdown between the Akron Zips and the Ohio Bobcats in the MAC Tournament Final.
Ohio is the higher seed in this game, but it is expected to be able to end the season prematurely of the Zips. The last loss the Bobcats suffered came at the hands of these Zips, and since that point they really have rolled to win after win. The victory over the Western Michigan Broncos was no small feat, knowing that the Broncos had just won the MAC West Division this year with a 20-11
record. However, G DJ Cooper logged 21 points and 10 assists, while F Walter Offutt had 14 points and 11 boards, and that was the end of WMU's chances of winning. Cooper, G Reggie Keely, and Offutt are the men to really watch out for on this Ohio side. Cooper is one of the best point guards in the MAC, averaging 14.4 points and 7.3 assists per game, while Keely and Offutt are both double digit scorers in their own right.
The Zips have had a heck of an end to the season. They won two games in a row that were huge against the North Dakota Fighting Sioux and these Bobcats, and there was a lot of talk that they could perhaps be an at large bid into the NCAA Tournament. Instead, they were beaten on the road by the Buffalo Bulls, then got G Alex Abreu suspended for drug trafficking on the eve of the regular season finale against the Kent State Golden Flashes. Kent State won that game by four, ending any hopes of an at large bid to the tourney. That loss was at least avenged in the MAC Tournament, but few believe that this is a team that really has the ability to ultimately win this, the biggest game of the year. It's going to take a huge effort by C Zeke Marshall to pull this off. He is averaging 13.1 points per game this year, and the big man put up 18 points and 10 boards in the win against Kent State on Friday night to lead the team.
Ohio is going to be favored in this one, and for good reason. The Zips really have been flirting with disaster for weeks, and just as we saw teams like Louisiana Tech and Middle Tennessee State fall by the wayside, we are going to see the Zips go down as well. The Bobcats have some unfinished business after losing to Akron in overtime at home a few weeks ago, and they'll get that redemption and dust off their dancing shoes on Saturday night. Ohio 70 – Akron 64
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5-Day Aegean Tour from Istanbul: Gallipoli, Troy, Pergamum, Ephesus, Kusadasi, Pamukkale and Hierapolis
- 5-day tour of Turkey's Aegean region from Istanbul
- Experience the highlights of several ancient Greek cities and enjoy enlightening commentary from your local guide
- Tour battlefields on the Gallipoli Peninsula and visit the ancient city of Troy, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Visit well-preserved ancient ruins in Pergamum and Ephesus
- Admire white limestone terraces in Pamukkale and soak in the hot springs of Hierapolis
- Four nights of accommodation, daily meals and transport by air-conditioned coach included
- Small-group tour limited to 20 people ensures a more personalized experience
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What You Can Expect
You'll be picked up from your Istanbul hotel and taken to the Gallipoli peninsula for a tour of the World War I battlefields and other war-related sites with your guide. Visit the Lone Pine Memorial and Chunuk Bair Memorial, as well as Anzac Cove, the Nek, Johnston's Jolly and original trenches and tunnels.
Afterward, head to your hotel in the town and seaport of Çanakkale.
Overnight: 4-star Iris hotel or similar in Çanakkale
Day 2: Çanakkale – Troy -- Pergamum -- Kusadasi (B, D)
Enjoy breakfast in the morning and then step back in time on a visit to Troy, a UNESCO World Heritage Site home of the famed Trojan Horse. Here, learn about the city's fascinating ancient history, including its connection to Homer's Odyssey.
Continue your tour to Pergamum, an ancient Greek city, where you'll visit the magnificent acropolis whose impressive temples and library made Pergamum a renowned cultural and political center in its time.
After your tour, head to your hotel in Kusadasi for dinner.
Overnight: 4-star Marina Hotel or similar in Kusadasi
Day 3: Kusadasi -- Ephesus -- Kusadasi (B, D)
After breakfast, absorb yourself in history with a day trip to Ephesus. Conjure up images of the grandeur of Turkey under Roman rule on a tour around its ruins, seeing highlights like the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Break for lunch and then head to a local carpet village, where you'll learn about the tradition of carpet weaving and see carpets being made by hand. In the evening, head back to your hotel in Kusadasi for dinner.
Overnight: 4-star Marina Hotel or similar in Kusadasi
Day 4: Kusadasi – Pamukkale – Hierapolis -- Pamukkale (B, D)
Start your morning with breakfast and then browse a display of locally hand-crafted leather goods. Then, head to Pamukkale to admire the magnificent white limestone terraces, known as travertines.
Enjoy a tour of the ancient city of Hierapolis to see the magnificently preserved Necropolis, its main street fronted by gates, Basilica of St Philippe and a Greek-Roman theater.
You can also take a dip in the hot springs, which were used in Roman times because of their therapeutic powers. After your relaxing soak, head back to Pamukkale for dinner in the evening.
Overnight: 5-star Colossae hotel or similar in Pamukkale
Day 5: Pamukkale -- Istanbul
On your fifth day, journey back to Istanbul, passing through rural Turkey and ancient Bursa to visit famous Green Mosque and explore a silk bazaar. When you arrive, you'll be taken to your hotel to conclude your tour.
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Fox News just reported that Mark Mcgwire has issued a statement that stated he did use steroids during his home run chase and that he apologizes for it. Trying to find a link online but no luck so far.
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Tweet of the Day: Brandon McCarthy seeks answers on Josh Hamilton
May 12, 2012, 1:01 PM EDT
After Josh Hamilton improved his batting average to .407 and clubbed his 16th and 17th home runs of the season last night against the Angels, Athletics' right-hander Brandon McCarthy took to Twitter to ponder one of life's greatest mysteries. Or at least the greatest mystery of the moment for major league pitchers.
Siri, how do you get Josh Hamilton out?—
Brandon McCarthy (@BMcCarthy32) May 12, 2012
Well played. We won't have to wait long to find out if McCarthy got any answers. He currently lines up to face the Rangers next week.
- giselleisasucubus - May 12, 2012 at 1:54 PM
I could be wrong, but isn't Hamilton in a contract year? Dude is going to get some BIG offers if he hits the market.
- bigleagues - May 12, 2012 at 1:55 PM
SIRI: Josh Hamilton can swing a bat at 115 MPH. Your Fastball averages 91.5 MPH. You cannot get Josh Hamilton out.
BM: C'mon Siri, I pay you to give me answers. There must be some way.
SIRI: There is one way. Seek out a man named Syd Finch and learn to throw 116 MPH. I hope this helps.
BM: Siri – Go F$%# the docking station you rode in on.
SIRI: I will go F$%# my docking station . . . but you still will not get Josh Hamilton out. He is like the iPhone of baseball players. Slightly flawed but always comes out on top.
- steelersfan1983 - May 12, 2012 at 2:53 PM
This is great lol
- jlovenotjlo - May 12, 2012 at 2:10 PM
Like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2l4KV0I0p-E&feature=pyv
- randygnyc - May 12, 2012 at 2:22 PM
I'm sorry, but that's just too funny. Bet Siri didn't answer.
- stac266 - May 12, 2012 at 2:52 PM
Absolutely. Love it.
- mungman69 - May 12, 2012 at 3:24 PM
By the time I write this Josh Hamilton will have probably hit his 18th home run.
- jrd8523 - May 12, 2012 at 3:32 PM
The headline article of this website declared that had happened 20 minutes before you entered the prediction business.
- aceshigh11 - May 12, 2012 at 4:13 PM
From Alien (1979):
(McCarthy as Ellen Ripley, and Siri and the android, Ash)
McCarthy: How do we get it out, it Siri? There's gotta be a way of getting it out. How? How do we do it?
Siri: You can't.
Parker: That's bullshit.
Siri: You still don't understand what you're dealing with, do you? The perfect hitting organism. Its structural perfection is matched only by its hostility towards a baseball.
Lambert: You admire it.
Siri: I admire its purity. A survivor… unclouded by conscience, remorse, or delusions of morality.
Parker: Look, I am… I've heard enough of this, and I'm asking you to pull the plug.
Siri: [McCarthy goes to disconnect Siri, who interrupts] Last word.
McCarthy: What?
Siri: I can't lie to you about your chances, but…you have my sympathies.
- bigleagues - May 12, 2012 at 4:46 PM
- ptfu - May 12, 2012 at 8:32 PM
Intentional walk and practice your pickoff move?
- alexo0 - May 13, 2012 at 1:06 AM
My guess is that McCarthy does not receive the wisdom from his iPhone that he seeks and ends up giving up 2 more homers to Hamilton. McCarthy will then tweet something amusing about it which the press will eat up, thus letting McCarthy off the hook for giving up the bombs in the first place. And that is the real genius of Brandon McCarthy.
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The F12 Berlinetta has 730bhp, gets to 62mph in 3.1secs and hits 211mph. Hold on tight...
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It appears small. But then I am far away. Nevertheless, this is usually a visual trick made possible by the fitment of big wheels, and, sure enough, a set of 20s underpins the F12. But my eyes don't deceive me: the F12 is smaller than the 599, and enjoys dimensions within a whisker of the 550's. Its profile has more in common with that car, albeit with a slightly less thrusting prow. Slightly.
The bonnet still defines this car, drawing your eye with its complex, voluptuous curves. Curves that weren't drawn by the styling department. I'm briefly going to skip forward many hours. It's the end of the day, and I've been summoned to meet Ferrari CEO Amedeo Felisa to tell him what I think of his new baby. This is quite nerve-wracking, but, in the course of what is a perfectly affable exchange of views, he comes up with this: "Let me tell you that when we were starting with the styles, we were in real difficulties, because the shape was OK, but it was not special, so we asked our aerodynamics people, 'What should be the new ideas?' And they came back with the Aero Bridge, and, without that, it was not enough."


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He clearly saw himself as the master puppeteer, whether with the strings of gifts or guilt.
But they must have the trust to approach us with no strings attached.
Or when Russell Simmons showed up early on and offered big money with strings attached.
Old English streng "line, cord, thread," from Proto-Germanic *strangiz (cf. Old Norse strengr, Danish streng, Middle Dutch strenge, Dutch streng, Old High German strang, German Strang "rope, cord"), from *strang- "taut, stiff," from PIE root *strenk- "tight, narrow; pull tight, twist" (see strain). Gradually restricted by early Middle English to lines that are smaller than a rope. Sense of "a number of objects arranged in a line" first recorded late 15c.
Old English meaning "ligaments, tendons" is preserved in hamstring, heartstrings. Meaning "limitations, stipulations" (1888) is American English, probably from the common April Fool's joke of leaving a purse that looks full of money on the sidewalk, then tugging it away with an attached string when someone stoops to pick it up. To pull strings "control the course of affairs" (1860) is from the notion of puppet theater. First string, second string, etc. in athletics (1863) is from archers' custom of carrying spare bowstrings in the event that one breaks. Strings "stringed instruments" is attested from mid-14c. String bean is from 1759; string bikini is from 1974.
c.1400, "to fit a bow with a string," from string (n.). Meaning "to thread (beads, etc.) on a string" is from 1610s. To string (someone) along is slang from 1902; string (v.) in this sense is attested in British dialect from c.1812.
A section of the orchestra containing the stringed musical instruments — those played by making stretched strings vibrate. In most stringed instruments, the musician draws a bow over the strings; violins, violas, cellos, and bass viols are played in this way. Other stringed instruments are played by plucking the strings; these include the banjo, guitar, harp, harpsichord, and ukulele.
verb phrase
To deceive; fool, esp into a continuing adherence, cooperation, etc; string: I'm afraid that he's just stringing me along, trying to encourage me
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It is clean & I mean CLEAN. Beds are wonderful. Staff are excellent.
The breakfast was not right this time in that my husband & I always look forward to a great breakfast as we have always had there before. Not this time. The coffee was very weak, the eggs were hard & cold, the sausage gravy was out flavor & the bacon so full of grease we cud not eat it. I have always loved meeting up w/ my spouse for the excellent breakfast & don't mind paying more than the motels around just for the great breakfast. We decided today that we wud pay for a cheaper motel right in that area &go out to breakfast
Staff was great. Friendly and very easy to work with.
The office had a terrible odor. The internet never worked. I used the passwork given 3 times but it did not work. Manager not helpful. Rooms were not clean.
The owner. Very helpful,and kind
No tv channel listing.
There were lots of little extras that just made you feel special Bottled water, cookies, granola bars, available for folks to grab as they are headed out the door. Made kids feel special too!
We chose this hotel because the kids wanted a pool to play in and we were planning to walk a 10.5 mile hike to Old Rag nearby. Because of the indoor pool, we assumed it would also have a Jacuzzi, but alas it did not.
The front desk staff on check in was excellent great customer service goes a long way for me & hotel employee was so helpful & friendly she was wonderful
There were ants everywhere. I understand sometimes that happens but it was excessive
Location, breakfast
Roomy enough
Loud. People outside door talking and laughing even at 3am every night. Air conditioner didn't work well. Staff was not very knowledgible about the Choice Priviledges programs or anything else for that matter.
Nice two star hotel.
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Episode PremiereNovember 08, 2013
Show Period2010 - now
Production CompanyCBS Television Studios
Cast and Crew
DirectorRalph Hemecker
ScreenwriterIan Biederman
Main Cast
- Tom Selleck as Chief Frank Reagan
- Bridget Moynahan as Erin Reagan-Boyle
- Donnie Wahlberg as Det. Brian Reagan
- Will Estes as Jamie Reagan
- Len Cariou
- Jennifer Esposito as Jackie Curatola
Additional Cast
- Aida Turturro
- Bruce Cutler
- Elliot Villar
- Haaz Sleiman
- Frank Whaley
Jamie is the first cop on the scene after Officer James Stafford shoots and kills fourteen year-old Benny Alvarado, who was fleeing the site of a gang shootout with police. Stafford claims that Alvarado had a weapon on him and refused to comply, but the lack of a gun at the crime scene and the assertions of local witnesses seem to indicate that Stafford acted with excessive force. Frank finds himself and the department under increased scrutiny as council members and community leaders are quick to escalate the narrative that Stafford acted irresponsibly. Erin is tasked with investigating the case and manages to dig up evidence that shows Alvarado was not the saint the public and media are making him out to be. Ultimately, she finds Alvarado's "missing" gun with a bodega owner who swiped it from the crime scene before anyone could notice, and she successfully proves that Stafford's actions were justified. Meanwhile, Danny and Baez investigate the murder of Martin Kramer, a Wall Street securities trader who was deep in debt due to a gambling addiction. After speaking with Gary Heller, a former cop turned CI in the gambling world, Danny learns that Kramer was involved with high stakes poker games run by an Egyptian art dealer named Teri Damri. Unfortunately for Danny, he also learns that Henry's name appears in Damri's extensive ledger book for his participation in a few poker games many years ago. Danny asks Gary to swipe the ledger from Damri to protect his grandfather, but he is overcome with guilt when he later discovers the bodies of both Heller and Damri, both murdered by Russian thugs involved in the gambling ring.


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Here are some of the recipes which I use as the chef and patron of The Sisters Restaurants in Glasgow to make simply special dishes. From a very early age I remember being sent out to my granny's garden to pull rhubarb or turn the soil for tatties or pick up any apples. My reward for this hard earned labour was a stick of crisp tart rhubarb with a wee pokey of sugar made from newspaper. I am sure this is where my love of great home cooking using local produce all began. Still rising to the challenges that the wonderful Scottish larder throws at me, I never seem to tire of cooking fantastic produce from a country that so expertly grows, rears or cultivates it. I style my cooking on simple and Scottish and mostly allow the produce to speak, or rather shout, for itself. Believe me it's not too difficult!
This super simple supper tastes amazing and, whether the weather is sunshine or rain, it's perfect for cooking on the barbecue or the griddle pan.
Ideally you would want to prepare this the night before, however, if you don't have time, 15 mins will do.
Now the pear cider is a brilliant twist, however, if you can only find normal cider then just use that.
Sticky pear & ginger pork chops
Ask your butcher for 4 good quality specially selected pork chops
4 tbsp of soy sauce
I fully intend to eventually grow these in the garden. However I just know there is no chance, given my history as a weegirl getting into a neighbours garden and pinching them off the climbing canes, that they will ever make it until ripe.
Just like me, my children thrive on not getting out of the greenhouse with any fruits for their labour! Goodness knows how it will be when we pop over to Craigies Farm next week for a fruit picking day!
Broad bean, pea and ham hock salad
200g of Broad beans , podded
In light of this meat feast, I've opted for a fast fish dish that will keep the whole family happy and healthy.
Despite being surrounded by the finest fish and shellfish in the world, we Scots don't eat enough of it. Goverment statistics tell us we eat only 1.2 portions a week when we should be eating at least two portions. So go on, get some healthy fish in you!
We will be lucky enough to have some British asparagus for maybe another few weeks as they tend to be able to have it slightly longer further south.
This is a simple, special lunch/brunch snack that keeps everyone happy.
However, I think it's right up there with my best sellers in both restaurants and it has been on the menu for 15 years.
The recipe has never changed. It's old fashioned and reminds us all of our Grannies kitchen. It came about as we changed our eating habits and we wanted old flavours like sausage and mash, which have now become trendy.
My Granny never used the butter or sugar that I use in this recipe and it didn't look quite as tidy but it tasted great to me as a wee one.
There is a slightly wintery feel to this but it is a great sitting outside for a late night supper dish that everyone can tuck in to. It's something that keeps happening thanks to these beautiful sunset nights!
It's not quick or simple but after researching family cooking and meals over the last week, it seems to fit the bill as a perfect summer evening dish. So if you have time to get all things organised and pop this in the oven, then it's sure to have everyone round the table and tucking in for more.
Most of us save strawberries for pudding but I say why wait when there is such a short window to get them in season? I approve of eating Scottish and British strawberries, ( only when the Scottish ones are done!). In a nutshell, if they are grown here and not flown here then I approve.
I do love it in June when we get nice Ayrshire potatoes, however, I must confess that I can't resist a cheeky wee Jersey tattie (not that the Jersey Royal society will like me calling them tatties!)
These perfect little potato jewels are the crown of Jersey's finest. Grown on the steep sandy slopes of Jersey, they are the biggest production of farming on the whole island.
I have used them in so many ways but I cannot resist just a light boil, a suggestion of butter and a wee sprinkling of seasalt.
So why not impress your guests with by making some yourself?
I will say it as I usually do! Use excellent quality ingredients as it will make the end result far tastier. As the saying goes great cooking is 90% great shopping, so pick up some great Scottish cheddar.
This versatile pastry can even be used as a pie topping. Pop some pale smoked haddock in a shallow pie dish with a splash of double cream, broccoli and shredded leeks. Cover with pastry and bake for 25-30 minutes to make a fantastic smoked haddock pie with a cheese crust.
The irony is that most of our tomatoes come from Europe - unless they are from the greenhouse. Obviously I proclaim these to be the fruits of my homegrown labour. But actually they are the work of my wonderful green-fingered father-in-law who brought them on from seed. When robust enough they were transported from Moffat to Glasgow to be planted in my greenhouse, where May and Jim would water them weekly.
However, I took it up a notch at the weekend by having the culinary pleasure that is free range Duck eggs. Boy are they the crème de la crème for a Sunday breakfast.
So let's move from a brilliant breakfast to a luscious lunch or delectable dinner. Woo your guest with this as a starter and you will reach the top of the class!
As this column suggests it's simple. This could be a supper, with Scottish and seasonal thrown in the pot.
If there is such a thing, then it has to be done properly. With this in mind we are sporting a few lunch specials in the restaurant, including Ramsay's ham, leek and chicken pie served in an old fashioned Ashet pie dish.
The other dish is a burger. Now if you choose to have a burger then make it properly at home and get the kids involved. They love getting their hands messy, well my 2 do anyway!
As a rule I remember always saying no to fruit and protein together. My first memories of eating out and trying lemon chicken still fill me with dread. However, these days I always pair game with fruit on my menu - I've my tune!
I'm currently waiting eagerly for the first Scotch raspberries to toss in with Venison loin in a balsamic salad. It's a recipe worth waiting for and takes just four minutes to prepare. We'll cover that when the first crop is harvested, I promise.
I made this recipe about three or four years ago on tv and, of all the things I've made, it must have been one of the most talked about. Did you just crack the eggs right into the pastry? Yes. Did you not cook the pie pastry first? No.
It is a real winner for taste and just as we like it, a simple supper through and through.
Bacon and egg pie
1 tbsp of summer harvest rapeseed oil
8–10 rashers of smoked streaky bacon
9 free-range eggs
I am just not a fan of using mashed potato to bulk them out and if the balance is wrong then you get too much tattie and not enough fish.
I prefer just breadcrumbs. However, in this recipe these are not just ordinary breadcrumbs, they are very light.
If you cannot bear to buy in breadcrumbs then please just your own homemade ones. A word of warning though, the red fish dressing ones will not be very bonnie in this recipe!
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Is there any efficient way to find the number of divisors of a number (say n) which are not smaller than another number (say m). n can be up to 10^12. i thought about sieve algorithm & then find the number of divisors. my method check all the numbers from m to square root of n. But i think there is another way(efficient) to do that .
Following is an example program that computes the number of divisors of n that are larger than m. The largeDivs() code runs in time O(c) if there are c divisors. largeDivs() also starts with a representation of n as a factored number, with nset being a list of pairs of form (p_i, k_i) such that n = Product{p_i**k_i for i in 1..h}. Some example output is shown after the program. The check() routine is used to demonstrate that largeDivs() produces correct results. check() takes a long time for smaller values of m.
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It's easy to find the divisors of a number if you know the prime factors; just take all possible combinations of the multiplicities of all the factors.
For n as small as 10^12, trial division should be a sufficiently fast factorization method, as you only have to check potential factors up to 10^6.
Edit: add discussion about "all possible combinations" and factoring by trial division.
Consider the number 24505 = 5 * 13 * 13 * 29. To enumerate its divisors, take all possible combinations of the multiplicities of all the factors:
It's also not hard to factor a number by trial division. Here's the algorithm, which you can translate to your favorite language; it's plenty fast enough for numbers up to 10^12:
Let's look at the factorization of 24505. Initially f is 2, but 24505 % 2 = 1, so f is incremented to 3. Then f = 3 and f = 4 also fail to divide n, but 24505 % 5 = 0, so 5 is a factor of 24505 and n is reduced to 24505 / 5 = 4901. Now f = 5 is unchanged, but it fails to divide n, likewise 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, but finally 4901 % 13 = 0, so 13 is a factor of 4901 (and also 24505), and n is reduced to 4901 / 13 = 377. At this point f = 13 is unchanged, and 13 is again a divisor, this time of the reduced n = 377, so another factor of 13 is output and n is reduced to 29. At this point 13 * 13 = 169 is greater than 29, so the
I discuss these kinds of algorithms in my essay Programming with Prime Numbers.
It depends on the application, but if performance is such an issue I'd use a pre-generated hash table. Obviously 10^12 entries might be impractical (or at least undesirable) to store in memory, so I'd do division tests up to the kth prime number, generating hash table entries only for numbers not divisible by those first k prime numbers.
For example, though crudely written and untested, this should give you an idea:


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