Lunchtime Playground Fun with Mathematica
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Monday, January 30, 2012. After more than a year, the proposal for separate Mathematica stack exchange platform has been approved, and the site has been launched.
This is post is motivated by a question. On Mathematica Stackexchange and the interesting link.
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I found that this domain is operating the GSE server.PAGE TITLE
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No advanced topic here, just some simplesillyuseless problems that slip into my mind during lunch break. Free use the contents in any way you like.CONTENT
This web page mathgis.blogspot.com states the following, "No advanced topic here, just some simplesillyuseless problems that slip into my mind during lunch break." We saw that the webpage said " Free use the contents in any way you like." It also said " Geospatial function Point in Ploygon Test. There is an excellent post on point in polygon test from. We have some data on Greenland icesheet thickness in format of lon,lat, thickness. Our goal is to make a map to show the thickness of icesheet."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
Monday, August 4, 2014. With much THANKS and APPRECIATION! Thank you so much for the privilege and honor of teaching students at DeSales for these past 16 years! What a phenomenal place to learn, share, and enjoy the wonderful gifts from God! I have been very blessed to be a part of a truly remarkable faculty and staff. DeSales will always be a very important part of my family. I will continue to keep DeSales in my heart and prayers always! Thank you also for all your kind words on facebook! Tuesday, May.
Some people see the glass half full. Others see it half empty. Educational Fun question sheet for use with Fraction Bars Glasses! Also in PDF format.
I Wrote A Book! May 29, 2017. In case you havent heard the news, I released my first book this month. You can order it on Amazon here. The book started as basically an extension of this blog, though with a narrower focus. While Ive tried to use this space to explore the intersection of math and pop culture in general, the book focuses specifically on the search for interesting mathematics inspired by video games. More reviews, coming soon. I hope youll check it out, and if you do, I hope youll enjoy it.
Thursday, April 5, 2007. At the beginning of this process, we had no idea that the Golden Ratio was such a huge topic to explore. We found out during our long hours of researching that the Golden Ratio is so much more than a simple equation that one can memorize. We have learned that it is found everywhere in the world around us - in architecture, art, nature, music, and so many others! Why would our students enjoy learning about this topic? Can it wait to be taught in higher grade levels? Our learning e.