I’ve heard you can smoke a leaf by Oscar and not have to remove the band ? I guess I’m asking if you can smoke the bands?
Rush ft Lee, Lifeson and Portnoy?
Hi guys, I’m taking CALC 1 this semester and my choices are between Rabin Dahal and Nasrin Sultana. I wanted to ask if anyone has taken classes from these two and which one would you recommend I take? I don’t want to hurt my GPA so which one of them would be an easier A. I’m willing to work hard as long as it gets me an A. Just wanted to know which one of them is an overall easier class to take?
Reading Yitzhak Rabin’s memoirs, one would see that many current discourses, ideologies and proposals related to the conflict was already there when Golda Meir was still Israel’s PM. Combined such information with a few excerpts of Leila Khaled’s autobiography and various contradictory statements made by Yasser Arafat, Mahmoud Abbas and Saeb Erekat over years, one would be able to see the mind behind Israeli and PLO actions amidst the conflict.
As Rabin described about his experiences as Ambassador of Israel to USA, Radicals associated themselves with Palestinian militant groups that aimed to take over the entire former Mandate(and potentially to orchestrate regime change in Jordan, until PLO was kicked out by Jordan with Pakistani backing), and people blame Jewish Americans for problems associated with US involvement in Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
On the other hand, Rabin’s tendencies to see everything in a realist way also caused him to prefer to crack down PLO by force and to see PLO with pure contempt until the First Intifada was well over, and to approve arms sale to Yugoslavia during Yugoslav wars, which complicated his belief in “fighting terror as there’s no peace and wage for peace as there’s no terror”. For some people, especially those who oppose Oslo Accords, this aspect of Rabin made any commemoration of his assassination controversial, and this would be the reason why Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was finally forced to cancel her appearance on a memorial event on the anniversary of Rabin’s assassination and why Ali Abunimah trolled ADL and EU Embassy in Israel over their commemoration of Rabin’s assassination.
I read a lot about him, he is charismatic and a former military leader; but I am wondering what do Israelis, especially the younger generation, think of Rabin?
Was a heroic figure who came close to a peaceful solution or someone who undermined the security of Israel as a nation?
Code:
def main():
N = 41
witnesses = [2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19,23,29,31,37]
N_even = N - 1
candidate_d = int(N_even / 2)
while True:
if candidate_d % 2 == 0:
candidate_d = int(candidate_d / 2)
else:
d = candidate_d
break
verdict = 0
for w in witnesses:
if pow(w,d,N) == 1:
verdict += 1
elif pow(w,d,N) - N == -1:
verdict += 1
else:
print("Witness %d FAILS" % (w))
print("%d is NOT prime" % (N))
break
if verdict == len(witnesses):
print("%d IS PRIME!!!" % (N))
return 0
The code works for several primes I've tried, such as 103 and 107, but fail for others, such as 41 and 142352321. I'm curious where my application is going wrong. In the case of 41, it can be written as 41 = 2^3 * 5 + 1. Hence, d = 5 in this case. Let a = 2 be our first witness. Then a^5 mod 41 = 32 != 1, therefore based on the test 41 is not prime (even though it is). What am I missing here?
Anyone know!?!?
