OT for normal people not @Lionjim or @Irshherb
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I had a class in that. Most I remember is crossing the river sticks. Which I think was Buck Moreheads term for a first order of infinity.My favorite math book:
I still have hardcover copies of Introduction to Geometry and Geometry Revisited by H.S.M. Coxeter. I loved those books.
My favorite math book:
I'm involved with the AAAS STPF program and got to meet a few of them recently; impressive kids. Buncha math/science nerds, but still....
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My granddaughter taught Hartshorne how to count. Real nice guy!
Yeah, it’s a good story, the way you told it to me. I’ve heard stories from others that Hartshorne is a very warm, friendly person.
Robin Hartshorne - Wikipedia
Did Steven Wright write that joke?
Including PSU scores? PSU 14 OSU 7 ... PSU scores a TD and kicks extra point, what's the score now?
Not enough information
You need to tell us if the kicked extra point was successful.
Been there, seen that 50 yrs ago....last 25 yrs, I'll let the computers handle all of the "What If" scenarios for a competent design. Of course, it still takes many yrs of hands on experience to determine if the computer analysis is reasonable. The same is true for the structural projects.
Nothing like a "black box" solution in hydrology and hydraulics to put you up $hits Creek without a paddle.
Good luck....NEW WORLD
Nothing like a "black box" solution in hydrology and hydraulics to put you up $hits Creek without a paddle.
Good luck....NEW WORLD
Do you even remember the last time PSU played the Frauds from South Bend?
Here’s a reminder. https://gopsusports.com/news/2007/9/8/Nittany_Lions_Thump_Irish_31_10.aspx
After viewing, please return to your Blue&Gold board. You’re almost as worthless as your ami,@LionJim
PSU leading Tosu? Imaginary numbers.
Why be such an ahole? Supposed to just be a fun thread I’d assume.
English Teacher to the class: "name a book or author that made you cry"
Student: "Algebra 1 by Glencoe"
Student: "Algebra 1 by Glencoe"
Sorry, my post isn't what I'd call fun, but this topic got me thinking about my favorite math book, which was Calculus by Stanley Grossman 1977. I remember, like it was yesterday, reading the preface and smiling just knowing it was going to be a great book/class, and it was.
Paraphrasing Grossman: I tried to include all the algebraic steps required to complete the examples. I remember as a student being infuriated by the statement "it now easily follows that..." when it was not at all easy for me.
Paraphrasing Grossman: I tried to include all the algebraic steps required to complete the examples. I remember as a student being infuriated by the statement "it now easily follows that..." when it was not at all easy for me.
Are. You the retired Count from the other side?
No that guy got on my nerves.
This board is on life support.
There is an NFL draft and crickets are making more posts than TPWFT….the people who followed Tom