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A few years back, Hal Lindsey, the best-selling non-fiction writer alive with books including "Everlasting Hatred: The Roots of Jihad" and "Late Great Planet Earth" on his resume, wrote that "Palestinians" are not "a homogeneous people, but rather a mixed conglomerate of workers with no cohesive organizational or political skills."
That is why, he wrote, for Muslims who controlled large sections of the Middle East for centuries, and later Jordanians and Egyptians, "there was never a thought of giving the disorganized mass of 'immigrant workers' a state."
Now Fathi Hammad, minister of the interior and national security for Hamas, a recognized terror group, has admitted as much, confirming that "half of the Palestinians are Egyptians and the other half are Saudis."
The admission came in a video clip captured by the Middle East Media Research Institute of Hammad making a speech advocating for Arabs to give more to the people living in the West Bank and Gaza.
Walid Shoebat, a former terrorist himself, noted, "There's nothing quite like getting the truth from the horse's mouth."
How did the Arab-Jewish conflict get started? Read the national bestseller "From Time Immemorial."
"Oh, wait. You mean even this isn't enough to convince the liberal media?"
As reported by MEMRI, Hammad's comments aired by al-Hekma TV on March 23, 2012 were:
Is Egypt incapable of supplying fuel for 1.5 to 2 million people in the Gaza Strip?
If you do not point your compass toward Palestine, Al-Aqsa, and Jerusalem, in order to uproot the Zionist enemy, the U.S. will trample you underfoot. It will besiege you with its conspiracies and will finish you off.
Therefore, you must hoist the banner of jihad, the banner of "there is no god but Allah."
Brothers, there are 1.8 million of us in Gaza. In Egypt, there are about 90 million people. We equal merely two percent of the Egyptian population. [Supplying us with fuel] would not burden you at all.
At Al-Aqsa and on the land of Palestine, all the conspiracies, throughout history, have been shattered – the conspiracies of the Crusaders, and the conspiracies of the Tatars. At Al-Aqsa and on the land of Palestine, the Battle of Hattin was waged. The [West] does not want this noble history to repeat itself, because the Jews and their allies would be annihilated – the Zionists, the Americans, and the imperialists.
Thus, the conspiracy is very clear. Al-Aqsa and the land of Palestine represent the spearhead for Islam and for the Muslims. Therefore, when we seek the help of our Arab brothers, we are not seeking their help in order to eat, to live, to drink, to dress, or to live a life of luxury. No. When we seek their help, it is in order to continue to wage jihad.
Allah be praised, we all have Arab roots, and every Palestinian, in Gaza and throughout Palestine, can prove his Arab roots – whether from Saudi Arabia, from Yemen, or anywhere. We have blood ties. So where is your affection and mercy?
Personally, half my family is Egyptian. We are all like that. More than 30 families in the Gaza Strip are called Al-Masri ["Egyptian"]. Brothers, half of the Palestinians are Egyptians and the other half are Saudis.
Who are the Palestinians? We have many families called Al-Masri, whose roots are Egyptian. Egyptian! They may be from Alexandria, from Cairo, from Dumietta, from the North, from Aswan, from Upper Egypt. We are Egyptians. We are Arabs. We are Muslims. We are a part of you.
Allah Akbar. All praise to Allah. Allah Akbar. How can you keep silent, oh Muslims, when the people of Gaza are dying? You watch from the sidelines without providing them with the simplest thing, which you give to the West for the most meager price.
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The issue of a "homeland" for Palestinians is one of the biggest hurdles that the world faces in trying to reach a level of peace in the Middle East. Israel has indicated a willingness to give up land and recognize a "Palestine," but Arabs to date have not been willing to reciprocate and recognize the validity of the Jewish state.
The National Counterterrorism Center in the U.S. government said Hamas' roots "are in the Palestinian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood."
"The group's charter calls for establishing an Islamic Palestinian state in place of Israel and rejects all agreements made between the PLO and Israel. … Hamas has a paramilitary arm, the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, which, beginning in the 1990s, has conducted many anti-Israel attacks in Israel and the Palestinian territories. These have included large-scale terrorist bombings against Israeli civilian targets, as well as small-arms attacks. improvised roadside explosives, and the launching of rockets into Israel."
Lindsey tried to put the issue in perspective.
"Much more is said and documented on this subject in my book ("Everlasting Hatred: The Roots of Jihad"). But the main point is this: The Muslims have repeatedly shown they understand these things. Since they know that the so-called 'Palestinians' are not a homogeneous people, but rather a mixed conglomerate of workers with no cohesive organizational or political skills, they have repeatedly not given them a state."
He said the effort to create a Palestine "is clearly a ploy to get a foothold inside Israel."
"It is a strategic accommodation to establish a base from which the final assault against Israel can be made," he said.


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Subject | [jira] [Commented] (PIG-2661) Pig uses an extra job for loading data in Pigmix L9 |
Date | Mon, 03 Sep 2012 17:11:08 GMT |
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIG-2661?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13447354#comment-13447354 ] Dmitriy V. Ryaboy commented on PIG-2661: ---------------------------------------- Ok, some fresh thoughts rolling in after sleeping on this. Why do we have this foreach in the first place? It's inserted to achieve the following goals: * pad nulls (in PIG-2824, Jie saw perf problems from that, and I suggested we get rid of the foreach altogether, getting POLoad to do the null padding instead). * coerce tuples generated by the loader into schemas specified in the "load as.." statement * drop unneeded columns (please let me know if this list is incomplete) For padding nulls, I believe we can achieve the same effect much more cheaply, and without the side effect that's biting us here, by making basic modifications to POLoad. For coercing into schemas, we can do the same thing -- copy all the fields from the incoming tuple (including excess ones), and only convert the ones we know something about. This can also be done directly in POLoad, and only be triggered if the loader doesn't already tell us what the schema is it's returning, or the schemas don't match type-wise. This leaves dropping columns. Since in that case the whole point is to not carry along unwanted columns, this use case is clearly in conflict with the way the PoissonSampleLoader wants to work, by inserting extra columns and sneaking them through to the UDF linked to it. Moreover, if we go the route of putting the plan between load and skewed join between the sample loader and the GetMemNumRows UDF, other things may also break the sampling -- for example, filters that happen to filter out the specially marked tuples, by accident. This is telling us that messing with the tuples PSL returns is problematic. What if instead we created a UDF that was fed all the tuples from a regular loader, with the rest of the pipeline that gets inserted, but was able to signal to its consumers when it's done -- thus effectively recreating PoissonSampleLoader's functionality in addition to GetMemNumRows ? It would output sample tuples or nulls, and we can add a null filter right above it. I believe that gives us everything we are looking for and simplifies the pipeline a fair bit. We'd have to add capability for UDFs to early-terminate, of course. That's already been done for Accumulative UDFs in PIG-2066 and I think should be straightforward to do for regular UDFs. Thoughts? > Pig uses an extra job for loading data in Pigmix L9 > --------------------------------------------------- > > Key: PIG-2661 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIG-2661 > Project: Pig > Issue Type: Improvement > Affects Versions: 0.9.0 > Reporter: Jie Li > Assignee: Jie Li > Attachments: PIG-2661.0.patch, PIG-2661.1.patch, PIG-2661.2.patch, PIG-2661.3.patch, PIG-2661.4.patch, PIG-2661.5.patch, PIG-2661.6.patch, PIG-2661.7.patch, PIG-2661.8.patch, PIG-2661.plan.txt > > > See https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIG-200?focusedCommentId=13260155&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#comment-13260155 -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira | |
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We at MathBlog have written about a couple of problems from the UVa Online Judge. The current UVa OJ platform is almost 7 years old, and so the UVa OJ team thinks it's time for an upgrade. They intend to build the platform up from scratch, but to do that, they need funding. Therefore, they've set up a campaign, located here, where you can donate and help fund the project.There are 6 days left of the campaign, so we encourage you to let others know, and perhaps even donate yourself.
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Problem 102 at the UVa online judge deals with a special kind of bin packing problem, where we are asked to recycle glass in the most efficient way possible.We solve the problem by simple brute force. It may though be harder to implement than might seem at first sight. In any case, this is yet another easy problem from the UVa online judge.
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Problem 530 at the UVa Online Judge, also known as Binomial Showdown, asks us to compute the number of ways one can choose k elements out of n elements, not taking order into account. The problem is a classical one (n choose k, anyone?), but with a twist. The input numbers are big, and we need to be really careful not to overflow integers in our intermediate computations. We discover a formula that has smaller intermediate values than the direct formula, and with one more small observation, we're done.
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Problem 10268 at the UVa Online Judge, 498', asks us to evaluate the derivative of a polynomial. It is, like the name suggests, a version of problem 498, which we've already covered here. We solved problem 498 with code reuse in mind. We created a Polynomial class which we can extend to solve this problem, but all we need is to know a formula and then its just a matter of plugging the correct values in.
Continue reading...Tuesday, May 22, 2012
In Problem 498 at UVa Online Judge, Polly the Polynomial, we are asked to evaluate a polynomial. The problem is easier that usual, but its designed to help engineers remember the basic algebra skills, which they supposedly forget as they progress further in their studies. We focus on code reuse and put a little extra work into this problem, but that extra work might save us some work the next time we need to work with polynomials. We also did some manual input parsing, but that can be a handy skill to have.
Continue reading...Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Problem 10127 at UVa Online Judge, Ones, is a neat little problem. We are given an integer and are asked to find its smallest multiple that consists only of ones.We start off by coming up with a simple brute-force solution which, unfortunately, doesn't even work. With some clever observations and some thinking in reverse-mode, we manage create a good solution that works. We also see the interesting results of an attempt I made to make an even faster solution, which unfortunately turned out to be slower.
Continue reading...Wednesday, May 9, 2012
In problem 10229 at UVa Online Judge, Modular Fibonacci, our task is to calculate huge Fibonacci numbers, modulo some given integer.We analyse different methods of computing Fibonacci numbers, but they are either too slow or aren't applicable in our situation. We end up developing a fast solution that makes use of Fibonacci numbers in matrix form and exponentiation by squaring.
Continue reading...Friday, May 4, 2012
As you (of course) must have noticed, not all of the posts are written by me anymore. I have gotten a new guy on board in order to serve you even more goodies than I my self was able to. So I would like to formally welcome Bjarki on board on the blog and hope that […]
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So yesterday, I started re-examining one of the central mysteries of "Lost": the near 100% mortality rate suffered by women who get pregnant on the Island. The first part of the thesis suggested that the Island has two landscapes: a geographical one and a psychological one. Both intrinsically affect the lives of the others. While the geographical land provides both sustenance as well as danger, the psychological one acts a bit like The Force. Only in this case, the Force doesn't merely bind all living things together, but can actually affect physical change as well. And lately, the psychological landscape is incredibly sick.
Why? First off, let's assume that a statue as large as Tawaret, Goddess of Fertility, does not simply crumble that violently in less than the two centuries that transpired between the opening scene of "The Incident" and the final flash that lands Sawyer and company in 1974. Given that ginormous, relatively intact edifices are found in archeological excavations all over the world, let's assume some type of catastrophic event caused the statue to fall like Justin Guarnini's career after Kelly Clarkson beat him to become the first "American Idol."
Let's assume, for funsies, that catastrophic event was, say, a volcanic eruption. There are volcanoes on the Island, after all. Ben learned all about them in school. The destruction of a statue dedicated towards fertility would have a profound impact upon the faith of those on the Island, to be sure. But it also would go deeper and potentially impact, on a physiological level, those biological means by which children are produced.
But let's assume that the destruction of a statue celebrating the goddess of fertility didn't completely deal a psychic deathblow that in turn transformed the physiology of those exposed to the Island's combination of physical and mental state. Let's assume that while the statue toppled, that energy stood teetering: wounded but still upright. It would only take the grief of a single individual, if properly calibrated, to send the whole thing over the edge. The grief of someone who was important to the well-being of the Island. The grief of someone potentially lined up to lead it. The grief of someone so close to the Island's heart that all he had to do was subtly lift his arm to stab it.
The grief of Ben Linus, due to the death of Annie in childbirth.
For years, I've awaited Annie's return to the show. And I hope, in the show's final season, we'll finally learn the real reason behind Ben's obsession with childbirth. This obsession, which so angered Richard Alpert that he sought to usurp him with the man who "never seemed particularly special" to him, John Locke, stems from the mysterious X-Ray shown by Alpert to Juliet in "Not in Portland." That X-Ray, in my hypothesis, belongs not to a no-name Other but Annie herself.
You could also argue that while Annie is important to Ben's psychological make-up, it's in fact his own traumatic birth which feeds the Island's wounded psychic energy in order to promote a literal atmosphere in which childbirth always and ever ends in death. While the Annie option appeals more to me personally, the Emily Linus option is clearly in play in this configuration. In either case, the following is true: the greatest of scientific advances would never, ever overcome the accumulated mental weight pressing down on the inhabitants of the Island.
Furthering this either/or situation? The words of Harper, who cryptically noted that Juliet "look[ed] like her" during one of their mandated sessions. The "her" is question is still up in the air, but no matter which side upon which you come down, I think it's a clue that feeds into my theory that Ben's relationship towards childbirth intrinsically affects the ability of others on the Island to give birth. On top of that, due to this element of Ben's life providing perhaps one of the only weak links in his overall emotional armor, it's entirely possible that Ben has NO IDEA that he's the cause of the malady he so badly wants to fix.
Problem is, Ben's a guy. And like all guys, he thinks every problem has a solution. (All the ladies are reading this and nodding vigorously.) But in trying to fix the problem, he's in fact compounding it. And if it sounds like I'm talking about Jack, not Ben, then you're getting the point. Ben is going to have to learn to stop actively trying to maintain control, mimicking the journey that Jack started last season. Will he? I sense he will. The words "tragic hero" are already tattooed on his forehead when I look at him in my mind's eye. You might not like that outcome, but it's hard not to see this coming in some fashion in Season 6.
How to take a despicable, albeit charismatic, character and make him a tragic hero? Atoning for his past through a selfless gesture. And at some point, Ben is going to have to stare down the woman/women of his past that helped make him the man he is now. And if his grief over them could cause a psychic rupture that spread throughout the Island, then his acceptance of that pain could likewise heal the Island's mental eco-system and help push both the Island and the show itself towards its endgame.
What's your take on this theory, and the issue of childbirth itself on the Island? Leave your thoughts below!
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It's Independence day, BE FREE!!! But since were in Wyoming think about saying it in a drawn out and slurred, but kinda awesome way. For the 4th I took a trip with my brother and the two wives over the hill and through the woods. Oh yea we had my Dad and his girlfriend for the tag along duo. Our entourage started out in Powell Wyo. and headed into the great wide open, figuring we'd just go for a freedom drive.
Into the mountains we thought we might do a little fishing, but were sorely disappointed to find the usually cool running creeks were raging rivers. Not an ounce of fishing was done. Tanner (my brother) tied some string on the end of a stick with a worm and caught some craw fish, but that was stupid and didn't last very long.
After the fishing concept ended we designated our time completely to tourism. I grew up in Wyo. and always spent a lot of time here, but I have to say it's completely bad ass. I spent July 3rd boating on a lake in 100 degrees and then the 4th climbing a ski slope. The mountains are unbelievable. I just couldn't believe its July and I'm taking pictures of Christy and Kirst in 15 foot snow drifts!
Our family drive continued over the Beartooth mountains into Red Lodge Montana. We got into an intense game of radio trivia, or "name the artist." I am unbelievable at knowing who is singing on the radio. From country to rap singers, my game is so well rounded that I am hard to beat. Tanner and the girls teamed up against me in a match to 20, but really stood no chance as I coasted to victory.
Everyone was starving and we cruised into Bogart's bar for some pizza and buffalo wings. I swear our waitress was Flo from Dumb and Dumber, I may be mistaken, but she was at least a cousin. 24 wings, four pizzas, a couple pitchers and a tip under 100 bucks!! I love Montana!
We finished up the trip and headed back to Powell for the fireworks show. We guessed almost every family in the town was headed to the fireworks as we followed the mile long procession of headlights into some field outside of town. We mocked what Powell could do for a fireworks show performance as stray explosions burst around the surrounding area. Then to everybody's surprise an outstanding array of light was upon us. I know that sounds dumb, but really for a little town we got an amazing show.
Being free started as a big joke for the car ride, but we all felt happy we live in a country where we can spend a day as a family doing whatever we want.


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As first reported on Eater earlier this month, the team behind megacookbook Modernist Cuisine is producing another book this Fall. Modernist Cuisine at Home will be released October 8 and will cost $115 on Amazon (list price: $140).
The book's 456 pages will provide home cooks with the same scientific approach to cooking the massive, 6-colume Modernist Cuisine did last year, and includes 400 new recipes. Nathan Myhrvold and Maxime Bilet are listed as authors; Chris Young, who co-authored the first book as well, is not working on the project. Neither is Modernist cuisine photographer Ryan Matthew Smith. Below, the official description of the book:
The culinary revolution that has transformed restaurant menus around the world is also making its way into home kitchens. The Cooking Lab, publisher of the encyclopedic six-volume set Modernist Cuisine, which immediately became the definitive reference for this revolution, has now produced a lavishly illustrated guide for home cooks, complete with all-new recipes tailored for cooking enthusiasts of all skill levels.Modernist Cuisine at Home, by Nathan Myhrvold with Maxime Bilet, is destined to set a new standard for home cookbooks. The authors have collected in this 456-page volume all the essential information that any cook needs to stock a modern kitchen, to master Modernist techniques, and to make hundreds of stunning recipes. The book includes a spiral-bound Kitchen Manual that reprints all of the recipes and reference tables on waterproof, tear-resistant paper. Drawing on the same commitment to perfection that produced Modernist Cuisine, Modernist Cuisine at Home applies innovations pioneered by The Cooking Lab to refine classic home dishes, from hamburgers and wings to macaroni and cheese. More than 400 new recipes are included, most with step-by-step photos that make it easy to bring dining of the highest quality to your own dinner table.
Among the amazing techniques you'll find are:
• how to cook fish and steak perfectly every time, whether you're in the kitchen, the backyard, or tailgating in a parking lot;
• how to use a pressure cooker to make stocks in a fraction of the usual time while capturing more of the flavor;
• the secret to making quick, sumptuous caramelized vegetable soups and purees;
• how to outfit your home oven to make pizzas as crispy as you would get from a wood-fired brick oven;
along with recipes for:
• perfect eggs and breathtaking omelets that remove the guesswork for stress-free breakfasts, even for a crowd;
• gravies and a hollandaise sauce that are wonderfully rich, perfectly smooth, and never separate;
• a flawless cheeseburger and an ultrafrothy milk shake;
• chicken wings made better with Modernist techniques, plus seven great sauces and coatings for them;
• macaroni and cheese, including stove-top, baked, and fat-free versions, that can be made with any cheese blend you like, from gouda and cheddar to jack and Stilton.
Cooking like a Modernist chef at home requires the right set of tools, but they're less expensive and easier to find than you might think. You'll also learn how to get the best out of the kitchen appliances you already own. Learn how to use your microwave oven to steam fish and vegetables to perfection, make exceptional beef jerky, and fry delicate herbs.
The first 100 pages of the book are a trove of useful information, such as:
• how to test the accuracy of a thermometer, and why it's time to switch to digital;
• how to use (and not to use) a blowtorch to sear food fast and beautifully;
• how to marinate meats more quickly evenly by injecting the brine;
• the myriad uses for a whipping siphon beyond whipped cream;
• why those expensive copper pans may not be worth the price;
• how to deep-fry without a deep fryer;
• how to stop worrying and get the most out of your pressure cooker;
• how to cook sous vide at home with improvised equipment, a special-purpose water bath, or a home combi oven.
Modernist Cuisine at Home is an indispensable guide for anyone who is passionate about food and cooking.
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Want to get into publishing? A lot of people say it's all about who you know--and the results of our survey support that belief. 35.5% of respondents heard about their current job via word of mouth. 9.6% found their position on the job board of a Web site like Publishers Marketplace, and 6% were recruited.
How did respondents hear about their first publishing job? Again, the main way is word of mouth, for 33.4%. But 18.1% of respondents got their first job through a newspaper listing. (When was the last time you saw a publishing job listed in the New York Times?)
"I sent out many letters, and a few publishers responded," an editor at a large house told us. "This was 30+ years ago!"
Several respondents also told us that they got their first publishing positions through employment agencies, like the Lynne Palmer Agency and "Career Blazers Agency." We know that the Lynne Palmer Agency still exists and are curious about whether it still works with those seeking entry-level jobs. Publishing newbies out there, did you consider a career agency when you were looking for your job And publishing vets, do you work with any career agencies or have you ever used one? Let us know in the comments.
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