this is why we call them the atoms of arithmetic. so then euclid goes one step further. any finite collection of primes and then add 1, the resulting sum is not divisible by any of the primes that we start with. for example, multiply the prime numbers 2, 3, and 5 and then add 1. the result is 31, a number which can't be divided by either 2, 3, or 5. but in fact, 31 is itself prime, so we've discovered a new prime number! now, if we continue down this path and use the primes 2, 3, 5, and 31 to create a new number, this time we get 931, which also cannot be factored by any of the primes we used to create it. as it turns out, 931 is not a prime. it can be divided by both 7 and 19. but guess what, we've just discovered two new primes. so even if the output of euclid's formula is not itself a prime number, any of its factors must be new primes. now, you might notice, however that euclid's method doesn't give us prime numbers in the order that we'd expect. in this example, it skipped over the primes 11, 13, and 17. but his method does show us that out of any list of primes tha

nobody doing the arithmetic.an international lead agency, i think the bank complete control doing the arithmetic and insisted on the members doing the arithmetic also. and that's why the four degrees celsius stable so crucial. it's a wonderful study, very clear, very persuasive, very useful. and now we need to two degrees celsius study which says to every country, here's what you can do so that you can find a new energy system that works. and then finally to come back to a basic point like into the false. we need regional cooperation to give me on an individual member state. we need regional infrastructure that works. that means a lot regional cooperation, but it also means for the bank new ways to lend because the bank has a hard time doing multi-country lending. and that needs to be unrealistic part of the solutions as well. spent just point out jeff came down on the train this morning. >> i did spent another question from a viewer online. jeremy stevens asks bill gates stephen hawking's and elon musk have rece

part of the new arithmetic. >> this is the 1998 for the arithmetic let me sorry let me zoom out thiss probably confusing so an east facing window; is that correct. >> 0 so the plans don't show. >> that used to be a door that led out to our yard. >> ma'am i'm sorry you need to speak into the microphone. >> where that east window there used to be a door that led anti into our yard a landing. >> basically in that stairwell there was a fence that was concocted down. >> so the door became a window. >> exactly those windows have been closed because they were found non-existing now 3 to 2 to 1 windows illegal i don't know where we're another. >> maybe to the zoning administrator how did the door lead to no where in the mid structure i wanted to put window instead can i put in a window. >> no under the building code it needs to be a fire rated non-operational and in these cases a requirement that if you're neighbor wants to built to the jane property line arrest the property line would pop out basically okay. i wish you luck how that turnout with the window that had been set i wanted to get

>> we don't know what the arithmetic will make possible. after the last election, the time of the election there was a lot of talk about an unstable government, if you remember. what was created was a coalition government with a working majority. we don't yet know if the arithmetic will make that possible but i agree that it is a priority and can be done. we will see what they have to say. >> ladies and gentlemen i am ready to declare the results for the constituency. i, sandra black declare that the total number of votes given to each candidate was as follows -- douglas alexander, scottish labour party 17,800 64 -- 70,864. black, scottish national party 23,548. daniel galloway, scottish conservative anti-unionist 3526. eileen mccartin, scottish liberal democrat, 1010. emilio webster socialist party -- tom: that is the moment for many and politics, that they would never see, as the polls predicted -- a man who served tony blair and gordon brown very closely, douglas alexander is out. and quite convincingly so. let's take a look at the chang

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the greek didn't do very well in arithmetic's. they developed geometry to a very high level. but they learned arithmetic such as it was from babylon and based on covers of 60s rather than ten which makes calculations harder. but neither the greeks or arabs or western i think were taking indians or chinese as models for how to do science. that's something that developed painfully and then systematically and then was revived in the scientific revolution. so my the -- i even apologized at the beginning and say they would hate this because it is eurocentric but i think you have to be and of course there is a whole development of astronomy but i don't talk at all about because they were completely cut off from europe and they didn't have anything like the scientific revolution. that is a very good question because it is one of the things that historians look for is not being eurocentric and i am. you had your hand up for a while. >> i want to follow up on that first question. what about the big bang. it was expanding but any ideas -- >> we can trace with a lot of confidence the hi

of training fund and send those types of things but i'm satisfied and i believe that with this arithmetic we are going to be in much, much better shape we'll be back (laughter). >> i'm sure the members of the commission will be going to help if we can help add back money the second question you and i were at the juris justice submit an issue that anecdotal there are folks that feel like the occ didn't work they don't hear back after the complaints are filed it is the long process that the occ does in terms of investigation i'm wondering if there's a process or additional funds with a relations over but something to report back to the folks with the status of their information that is anecdotal the complaints. >> commissioner hwang. >> my hands are tied in responding to particular- commenting on cases we've investigated and i can say that in fact, one of the people that commented i've spoken p to that person that morning so i respectfully disagree with that comment, however, you make american people excellent point next week we're going to release the results they're a little bit old but t

about a lot and worked only we did a test a number of weeks ago if the sign off from the state arithmetic and now working to make sure that it is in place to do this with a minimal amount of confusion we've heard strongly from riders to get this happen when our stuck on the second train on the platform but it was a change in terms of the operations in those stations so we're doing some significant messaging we'll have ambassadors informational flyers using our website and social media providing information to key stakeholders we've butt put floor markings in at the embarcadero station and others stations will have additional dismays in the stations working very hard to minimize the operation so get it smooth only 15r9 night is milestone that weekend that concludes my report. >> members of the public seeing that okay. >> item the next item is item 8 the citizen advisors report will moving on to general public comment item 9 each member of the public may address the commission for up to 3 minutes. >> good afternoon. i'm patricia a retired city planner 35 years of transit and environmental t

region of honor you may have seen this flier - i want to give a quick wrap up in celebration of arithmeticonth we supported a stewardship on the front that was just last month the total number of volunteers that included youth and adults 2 thousand 5 hundred total groups one hundred and four total hours of volunteer programming in the month of april loan 8 thousand 2 hundred and 12 so while everyday is earth day i want to commend and celebrate both not only our staff but everyone that step up to the plate and demonstrated this stewardship in our paperwork last but not least and perhaps in honor of rob who unfortunately may have slipped out we have this months video if you want to cue it up thank you. >> and it is celebrating our beautiful natural parks. >> thank you carli. >> my name is curious i work for the san francisco recreation and park commission for seven years as a gardener are the recreation and parks department has 4 thousand acres of land of open spaces with the natural areas like twin peaks and glenn common and other areas remarkable a city of this size as open spaces we're re

this legislation will help us regulate other businesses and the mission of the hunt is to promote arithmetic and this legislation serves that directive thank you thank you very much colleagues do you have any questions for dpw. >> seeing none, thank you very much appreciate that i'd like to call up diego sanchez from our planning department. >> supervisor czechoslovakian with the planning department supervisors on march 26 the planning commission heard the proposed amendments by commissioner chan deliberating on the matter the recommendation for approval with the proposed 7 molestations first to require all new and existing so secure a permit through the duplicate and have a 3 year for establishment in compliance with the approval and third the reestablishment of the massage establishment in the same location due to planning or other health violations in 3 years and four allow the massage establishment to continue while being permitted and this massage establishment with one sole practitioner so for a conditional use authorization requirement and 6 the proposed with the article 2 and 7 add a

david barker the architects is the primary architect on the development has partnered with gonzales arithmetic that laip owned san francisco based on small enterprise and during the predevelopment period this is a strong and positive spook of the predevelopment state and the developer is committed to the achievement for the goals during the construction phase okay mission bay cac has been supportive of the mission bay project and when presented they were interested in open space uses that will help support the tenants that will be residing there the developers and others have responder to the open space positively in the development next steps subsequent to our action the project is on schedule to close the schedule on may 18th with the construction starting shortly thereafter with a marketing plan in june and oak staff will approve that october of this year a month later the partnership begins the outreach section for the prospective applicants 588 mission boulevard the certificate of occupancy no more than the than october and the building will achieve 75 percent occupancy and then it will c

more and reconsider the planning expense i was asked to occur right here is the picture of the arithmetic renderings of the open stairs that meets the residential guidelines and support by rtd as you can see this is not visible from the front of the house thank you. >> okay. i do have speaker cards opening it up for public comment katherine (calling names). >> good afternoon. i'm the neighbor to the west i'm katherine we filled the original dr we decided not to file a second dr we don't want to be in front of the commission again aside from the dr from last year we're hoping this staff will the recommendation will be upheld we have the official property line to the west we disagree this new design meets the guidelines that articulates the building to the light and privacy the property line will create a coordinator for the property to the west and this will be a problem the project sponsor has moved the - has managed to move the private issue from the east to the west and the staircase will provide a grandstand view into our bedroom this lace out the issues they're the same that will have

money back and somebody doesn't refinance and roll over and provide new financing then almost arithmetically you fall into a default situation. in that kind of situation would they default in the euro zone or would they, you know what, get two for the price of one and leave the euro zone, they would get a boost to competitiveness. they don't know yet how this is going to play out. everybody is focused on preventing that from happening in the first place. >> now we are possibly within days they might do something they might come to some agreement, they might be able to make their payments. it doesn't seem like there's enough cash on the books in greece to be able to meet their salaries, their pension payments and their debt repayments. there are no examples of a country that's defaulted and left a monetary union. to what degree do proponents of the euro zone not want that to happen and why? >> well, i think there's a great will in the euro zone. you wouldn't always know this from the headlines. but i think there's a great political will to hold these together. 19 countries in a 28 member euro

. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm ben an architect with solomon with the arithmetic at the project for harrison on the screen you'll see the sight along harrison street and second frontage along the freeway that runs south you'll see some project site photographs we should harrison street slopes sharpening from the freeway ramp and two story building housing a night club and basement level and north details project we're proposing is hundred and 79 units 20 percent studios and 45 percent one berms and 44 percent 2 bedrooms reaching the requirement of the neighborhood those unite size are 7 hundred and 90 square feet and the units are 12 percent 22 unit, 97 parking spaces and 20 class two bike parking spaces and 7 hundred and 90 square feet of retail on the ground floor. >> the project is 17 stories tall and hundred and 75 feet and height and 6 stories in the pronounced and stories in the tower this illustrates in the dark blue the massing and the dashed white line is the current bulk and height limits for the site site is under the current bulk and height limit allows a 4 hundred f

they decided to get back to class and study arithmetic writing and reading. the oldest of the lot at 96 proudly shows me how she can write to 10. it was tiresome. i have to keep coming to get smart and see how i can mep my grandchildren. here they think about the importance of education. most of them know that the benefits of education, so they would ask their children to work at school. after class some of the ladies made their way home to wait for grandchildren that are still in school. >> this is where she lives with her six grandchildren. taking care of them is a struggle. she is now able to monitor their progress at school. so she's ready when they return. their parents died seven years ago and she is the soul provider. >> translation: what pains me most is the fact they rely on me i'm growing old and not able to take care of them as well as i would like to. >> she and the others operate a small business. here hands that have weakened after decades of hard work have the energy to prepare small rolls of dough. they are making pastry which they'll sell and

if you look at a khan academy video, they can cover everything from basic arithmetic to calculus, trigonometrynce. you can really just get what you need at your own pace. and so, bank of america came and reached out to us and said 'we are really interested in making sure that everyone really understands personal finance.' and we're like 'well, we're already doing that.' and so it was kind of a perfect match. your pet... could you love him any more? probably not. but now you can give them even more when you save with sentry® fiproguard® plus. with sentry® fiproguard® plus, your pet is just as protected against fleas and ticks as with frontline® plus. because sentry® fiproguard® plus has the same active ingredients but costs less than vet prices. and saving money helps you buy... (laughs happily) more tennis balls. sentry® fiproguard® plus - available at these retailers. >>> time for your thursday edition of scrambled politics. jeb bush had an oops moment yesterday while talking to reporters in nevada. >> i'm running for president in 2016 and the focus is going to be about if i run how do you su

there was a question of arithmetic, of course there is part of that how did the numbers stack up?do deals with? can we get across the line so we have over half of the members of parliament? you need to get to 326 to do that. but there's also legitimacy questions. will public opinion accept the party that came second say if that's labor, doing deals with the parties that came third and fourth? and the public opinion will also play a party in that. will the public buy that sort of deal? an overshadowing all of this is the role a bit north of here is the scottish national party who looked like they are set for the most phenomenal victory in history that could alter fundamentally the way the united kingdom works. >> we're certainly be watching closely. thanks for that. >> back to our breaking news, the deflategate report is out and tom brady has some real explaining to do, guys. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tabl

never be naught classroom, but a few years ago they decided to get back to class and study basic arithmeticnd reading. this is the oldest of the lot at 96 proudly shows me her work. she can write to ten. >> translator: going to class is very tiresome but i have to keep coming to get smart and see how can i help my grandchildren. >> reporter: the volunteer teacher livens it up with music. here they sing about the importance of education. >> most of them know the benefits of education, so they would urge their children to go to school to learn. >> reporter: after class some of the ladies slowly make their way home to wait for their grandchildren who are still in school. >> reporter: this is where celine lives with her six grandchildren. she is now able to at least monitor their progress at school. so she's ready for them when they return. their parents died seven years ago, and she is the sole provider. >> translator: what pains me most is the fact that they rely on me but i am growing old, and i'm not able to take care of them as well as i would like to. >> reporter: but she and the other wi

say with certainty david cameron will be the new prime minister because there is noelle material arithmetich any other possibility so he is off to see the queen in 2 1/2 hours to ask her permission to form a new government and that is exactly what is going to happen. the question as you say arises how could everybody have got it so wrong and what prompted all the undecided voters to go with a conservative party in the end and they say the conservatives, it was the clarity and simplicity of the economic message they are the only people that can be trusted and in the end i think that did play a very large part but the other message towards the end of the campaign and they pushed very hard is that they were the only people who could keep the scottish nationalists who want separation from the uk out of westminster and that also played very well to the uk independence party which doesn't like them at all and picked up if not seats but millions of votes all on england, here is what roger had to say to me earlier on. >> the english on the doorstep are concerned strongly with immigration but they a

very complicated arithmetic. tom: think you so much.etic of more payments required of billions of euros through june to the imf. our guest host, julian emanuel, on greece and the skyhigh prices and we've barely touched. what was ubs saying about this over the weekend? julian: the fed's calculations are discounting the importance of greece leaving, perhaps, the euro. if you look at european stocks, which you've seen in the last month, it's a definite concern that there is risk. tom: you have a franchise george magness donovan, the rest of your london team. is the urgency about greece leading the combine or the urgency about the actual negotiation's? julian: the hope is that the urgency is about the negotiations, but as of get closer to the deadlines we seem to be getting more real. clearly, there is more urgency about what could happen. brendan: one thing we heard from hans nichols in berlin is that they seem to be more comfortable that greece could simply leave. this is not the panic we sought this point in the negotiations for years ag

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if you look at a khan academy video, they can cover everything from basic arithmetic to calculus, trigonometryet what you need at your own pace. and so, bank of america came and reached out to us and said 'we are really interested in making sure that everyone really understands personal finance.' and we're like 'well, we're already doing that.' and so it was kind of a perfect match. the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. ♪ >>> last night in glasgow i had enough with the deeper issues. now i want to go no deeper than the bottom of a bubbling calderon of hot grease. a happy place from my past where once i frolicked young and carefree in the field of fried arts. the university cafe where i learned at the foot of the masters the dao of hot fat and crispy batter. yes, they do a deep-fried mars bar and deep-fried pizza. been there, done that. they've been keeping the tradition alive since 1918, and it ain't about no mars bar. >> i'm tempted to go completely nuts for all the things i like

of at did a quick bit arithmetic. i came up with 68 current anti- blatter votes pre-and have you heard anything higher than 68? -- a votes. have you heard anything higher than 68? mark: he needs 140 to get through. that is a two thirds majority. it is close. it could be closer than you think. they are hoping that people are reconsidering because of the scandal. erik: we will have to leave it there yet the vote begins minutes from now. brendan greeley in new york and in zurich our own mark barton and the unidentified area man. ahead, could goldman and up at kodiak go -- end up at pimco? -- erik: ourng reporting suggests that pimco considered the president of goldman sachs after mohamed el-erian left a ceo. what might have been different. gross ended up flooring with his colleagues at pimco. money flowed out of the total return fund. now he is at janice. i don't know how different it would have been with gary cohen. he is fascinating nonetheless. on that note, i did you farewell. have yourself a fantastic weekend. scarl

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arithmetic learning disorder? i was like yes. either i am much crazier than i thought i am i thought or maybe it isn't a good idea to diagnose yourself with mental disorders or maybe the profession has a strange desire to label what is normal human behavior as meanting meanting meanting -- mental disorders. i did notice psychopaths are not in there. but what is in there is anti-social personality disorder. but that is vaguely -- then i thought i should not worry about this going on right? that is the purpose of -- okay. good. i would like to meet critics of this. and i thought it would be fun -- there is a great piece that mocks this. and i ended up having lunch with a science tologist. i had lunch with brian, one of the british leagues, and you can imagine how nervous i was because there are so many stories about strong armed tactics. and in fact, a movie was made about them and then they were making a movie about him. and that was funny. i was really nervous. but actually i got along quite well with him and there was no pressur

with wisdom that could never be told in a classroom but they decided to get back to class to study arithmeticnd writing and reading. this grandmother of 86 proudly shows me what he can do. >> this is very tiresome, but i have to keep coming so i can help my grandchildren. >> the volunteer teacher livens it up with music. here they sing about the importance of education. >> most of them know the benefits of education so they would ask their children to go to school to learn. >> after class some of the ladies slowly make their way home to wait for their grandchildren, who are still in school. this is where one woman lives with her six grandchildren. taking care of them is a struggle but she's able to monitor their progress at school. she's waiting for them when they return. their parents decide seven years ago and she is a sole provider. >> what brings me back fear is that i'm growing old and i won't be able to take care of them the way i need to. >> but they've created a business together and they still have the energy to prepare small rolls of dough for making. on this day they're making past

i think also -- charlie: it should be on the front line with reading, writing, and arithmetic.an: the universe doesn't separate biology and other classes. you need to know all this stuff. this is the same thing, just a simple board with a chip in it. for young people, the u.k. is now teaching from second grade they have these boards and they are teaching coding. charlie: are they ahead of us in terms of application of the digital revolution in governance? megan: we are really close with them. they formed something called the d-5, the digital five countries. charlie: the five biggest countries in terms of? megan: being online. sony, for example. all the parents, children, and teachers, are all online. they are south korea, new zealand -- charlie: south korea is number one? megan: they are all different positions. south korea, new zealand israel. charlie: why new zealand? i don't know, somebody probably has their act together. the u.k. had a crisis that caused them to wake up, like our president. charlie: so, south korea israel. megan: britain, new zealand, and estonia. estonia,

leon: students are learning more than writing and arithmetic. they are learning engineering. they are only four and five years old. it's part of the new hands on technology program. it makes the school and the young engineers in training this week's heroes. they aren't just builting with legos. they are young engineers. the assignment is make a robot to clean up their toys. first they design the robot. then build it. and finally test it. if it doesn't work they try something different. >> the same process that nasa uses to build spacecrafts. >> together with the school education director he developed a program geared to 4 and 5-year-olds. >> the more they try things later on. >> we want them to feel that engineering is fun. leon: especially when they see the creations come to life. >> move up. and come back down. >> i hope i can do it like every day. >> what is the name of your robot? >> clean up and pick up robot. leon: the hope is some of the students will go on to be engineering, all benefit from the program. >> they can apply it to everything they do at home. it's been so

wisdom can be taught in a classroom, but a few years ago they decided to get back to class and study arithmetic, writing and reading. the oldest of the lot at 96 proudly shows me her work. she can write to ten. >> this is very tiresome, but i have to keep coming. >> the teacher livens it up with music. >> here they sing about the importance of education. >> most of them know the benefits for education. >> after class some of the ladies make their way home to wait for their grandchildren who are still in school. >> this is where this woman listens with her six grandchildren. taking care of them is a struggle, but she's able to monitor their progress at school. so she's ready for them when they return. their parents died seven years ago and she's a sole provider. >> what pains me most is that they rely on me, but i'm growing old, and i'm not able to take care of them as well as i would like to. >> but she and other widows operate a small business here. here hands that have weakened after decades of hard work still have the energy to prepare small rolls of dough for baking. they will make pastry w

if you look at a khan academy video, they can cover everything from basic arithmetic to calculus, trigonometryan really just get what you need at your own pace. and so, bank of america came and reached out to us and said 'we are really interested in making sure that everyone really understands personal finance.' and we're like 'well, we're already doing that.' and so it was kind of a perfect match. >>> four suspects are charged in the saturday shooting of two police officers in hattiesburg, mississippi. marvin banks is facing capital murder charges. his half brother charged with accessory after the fact. their mother heartbroken says she still loves them. she talked to cnn about their troubled past. >> reporter: good morning, carol. the mother's name is mary smith. we talked to her a few hours before both of her sons faced a judge on those charges. she was very upset as you can imagine. she also apologized. she said she was very sorry for what happened and she had this to say about her sons. >> all of my children we live in a black and white neighborhood. all of this racist stuff. it's not rac

reading, writing and arithmetic. how to be pliet. not for political indoctrination. my kindergarten teacher used to pin notes for my mom on my dress. and, by the way, there were no e-mails back then. but she left an incredible impression on me. this this isn't learning and a mental manipulation of young impressible minds. look back in history to examine those with agendas who took advantage of young impressionable minds. and do not let her create sympathy on the grounds that her students quote need her with her statements like quote, my students need me in the high classroom. high students requested that i come back to the classroom. they miss me and they have been asking for me. no one is thinking about the students. if anyone if anyone says the first amendment allows her to do this, you're wrong. these are not college students. a young police officer was shot in the back by this dirt bag after a which he stood over the downed police officer and shot him an additional four times at close range. a woman like maryland does not belong anywhere near third get graders. g