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Monthly Archives: November 2013
Life of Pi Series – Black Friday
One of the fiercest days of the year.
Life of Pi Series – Thanksgivukkah 2013
Welcome to a a very special holiday extravaganza. Enjoy it now, because it won’t happen again until the year 79,811.
Monday for Math Lovers – Mirror Mirror
Who’s the most delicious number of them all?
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Tagged 3.14 and PIE, Life of Pi, math lovers, Pi reflection
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Life of Pi Series – Another County Heard From
It takes a hearty soul to tame a savage beast. Thank you Berkeley Breathed.
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Tagged Berkeley Breathed, Bill the Cat, Life of Pi, Opus
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Life of Pi Series – Red Sky at Night
Sailor’s delight!
Monday for Math Lovers – Integral at Dawn
It’s hard for Pi to understand the definite integral, being an improper integral himself.
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Life of Pi Series – Friday Flora
In honor of my recent drive through the desert.
Life of Pi Series – For My Mother, a Favorite Literary Tiger
“I declare after all there is no enjoyment like reading! How much sooner one tires of anything than of a book!” Jane Austen 1811. Happy Reading!
Monday for Math Lovers – Rational vs Irrational
The tiger should be played by the irrational number, and Pi played by the rational number. And yet, Pi is the irrational number, and the square root of negative one is rational, but only because it is imaginary. So who … Continue reading
Life of Pi Series – Cubist Period
I am sure Picasso was challenged by this tiger. But I believe those who knew him would say, in almost all situations, it was Picasso who was the tiger.