This weekend has been great, but unfortunately, highly unproductive. I've given up hope of getting substantial work done tonight, so hey, guess I'll write a journal entry. The last two entries I've written were lost by LiveJournal (some "read-only" garbage), so I'll be sure to copy this entry before trying to post. So, where to start ( Read more... )

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/tetris.html

level: 13
lines: 126
score: 43,944

... I don't think I can ever top that. I don't even know why I would want to top that. The time has come, my Tetris days are over. And I'm not giving it up just for Lent, either. For that, I gave up religion.

Well, ya know, I needed a break and it was this thing or Tetris. At least I have something to show for this ( Read more... )

Ahem, yes ... is this thing on? Righto ( Read more... )

Since I've actually put a lot of work into this class (about as much as the rest of my classes combined), and I've had to type up all of my work, I thought I would post my Ma108 sets. Typos abound, but the math's all correct.

Set 1
Set 2
Set 3
Set 4

I'm particularly proud of Sets 3&4. Set 5, however, is a real bitch, which is why I'm going to ( Read more... )

(01:01:57) tyson: january 15, 2005
(01:02:02) tyson: it's a 3 day weekend
(01:02:05) tyson: cube tournament in san francisco
(01:02:07) tyson: you wanna come?
(01:02:26) mark: I'm there
(01:02:34) tyson: sweet

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Last weekend was somewhat eventful, and this week has flown by in blink. Spent most of Saturday out at Oxford, which was fun because it was matriculation and all the kids were wearing goofy robes and such. There were some neat churches I think, though at this point all of the churches in Europe are kinda blurring together. We also saw the ( Read more... )

Apparently it is a "death wish" for a mathematician to go hiking. Or, so my topology professor said, when I admitted to having done some hiking. Some famous topologist who is responsible for one of our theorems from class fell off an Aztec Pyramid during a math conference in Mexico City, in 1956. And it doesn't stop there, nearly a half dozen ( Read more... )