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Chocolate Almond Bettelman (Chocolate and Zucchini)

If you've ever bought or baked **fresh brioche**, surely you've noted the
subtle shift, occurring sometime during day two or three, when said brioche
turns from something you can't keep your hands off of, to something you feel
you should be eating because it's there.

When that initial magic is gone, the toaster can help revive it to a certain
extent, especially if you top it with thin slivers of salted butter and
generous amounts of grated chocolate straight out of the toaster. But my
favorite thing to do is to give an entirely **new life** to the brioche,
either by cooking a simple _pain perdu_ ("lost bread," the actual French
toast) in the skillet, or by baking it into a _bettelman_.

Bettelman is the Alsatian word for **bread pudding**: it means "beggar" in the
Alsatian dialect, and I like the reminder that it is, at heart, a thrifty
dish, meant to use up scraps of bread. I first learned about it from
Christophe Vasseur, who runs the now deliriously popular Parisian bakery Du
Pain et des Idées and bakes a wonderful apple bettelman drawn from his
childhood memories, for which he kindly shared the ...

Chocolate and Zucchini

Is there a program out there that can generate extremely large magic squares, stars, cubes and so on?

They say that computer generated magic squares dont count for world records. So there must be a program that generates the large ones. There are order 10001, and order 3001 magic squares. I would love to see those magic figures and show them to my classmates. Here are a few that I find to be pretty cool:

Here's a really basic order 3, for those who dont know what they are,

http://mathworld.wolfram.com/images/eps-gif/MagicSquare_1000.gif

Here's a good order 11c magic star,

http://www.geocities.com/~harveyh/Image_Str/s11c_38652.gif

Here's a cool order 4 magic cube,

http://members.shaw.ca/hdhcubes/Image%20_Cube/cube_4-hendricks-bent.gif

Here's my favorite, a 3D magic star with two interlocking triangle based pyramids. Amazing!,

http://www.geocities.com/~harveyh/Image_Str/3D_Star3.gif

Here's a cool magic hexagon,

http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en/8/89/Hexagon7.JPG

There has got to be a program out there that finds these things. Do you guys know of any?

Um.... Yahoo! answers is for us simple folks. If I by chance run across what I think you might be looking for, I'll let you know. ;^)

I'll add on what I might find.