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[2407.14368] On the theory of prime producing sieves

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By James Maynard
| arXiv
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Megan’s Law at 30: A Critical Review Original

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By James Maynard
| New Jersey Law Journal Verified
“The danger posed by the presence of a sex offender who has committed violent acts against children requires a system of notification to protect the public safety and welfare of the community.” (Legislative Statement accompanying New Jersey Assembly Bill 85 of the 133 Legislative Session (Megan’s Law), introduced Aug 15, 1994, enacted October 31, 1994.) The Creation of Megan’s Law Who would deny that we should do all we can to protect our children from dangerous predators lurking in our midst?
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Behind the façade

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By Arjan Tupan, Jason McBride, James Maynard, Mk Creel
| #trpplffct | fresh poetry & friends
Back behind the tall façades, stairwells walkways and forgotten corners lie, sans make-up, real beauty is found here. There’s this wonderful book by Paul Smith. The title of the book says it all: You Can Find Inspiration in Everything. The playful subtitle says even more: And If You Can’t, Look Again. It’s very true. There is inspiration to be found in everything. All you have to do is look. I found that out when I was doing a year of creating and publishing a poem daily.
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