Write a function is_prime that takes a single argument n and returns True if n is a prime number and False otherwise. Assume n > 1. Do it recursively!

myHostname = window.location.hostname;

var myTLD = "." + myHostname.substring(myHostname.indexOf("wupload") + "wupload.".length).split(".")[0];

function afterLoad() {

return

}

= null;

function (a) {

$("#siteName").toggle();

if ($("#inputFileSelection").val() == "") {

= setTimeout("()", 200)

} else {

$("body")[0].focus()

}

}

function urlencode(a) {

return escape(a.toString().replace(/%/g, "%25").replace(/\+/g, "%2B")).replace(/%25/g, "%")

}

$(document).ajaxStart(function() {

$("body").addClass("ajaxLoading")

});

$(document).ajaxStop(function() {

$("body").removeClass("ajaxLoading")

});

$(document).ajaxError(function(d, c, a, b) {

CMApplication.Widgets.Dialog.close();

CMApplication.Widgets.Dialog.displayMessage(c.responseText, CMApplication.Widgets.Dialog.Types.exception)

});

jQuery.setCookie = function(b, c, a) {

var d = new Date();

d.setDate(d.getDate() + a);

cookieDomain = ".wupload" + myTLD;

document.cookie = b + "=" + escape(c) + ((a == null) ? "" : ";expires=" + d.toUTCString() + "; path=/;domain=" + cookieDomain + ";")

};

jQuery.getCookie = function(a)b to = ; then loop

c a goverment agency or homeowner

it most likely is charging, however when using a hot spot, it drains straight through battery life.