March 14...

The Pi's of March? (or is that too obscure?)

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The Pi's of March? (or is that too obscure?)

Et tu Archimedes?

Later!

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Et tu Archimedes

I guess "Et tu Euclid" would have been better.

Later!

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Et tu Archimedes?

Hmmm..... not so obscure after all!

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Et tu Archimedes?

Naw, I ain't et nuthin' yet but I'm afixin' to git some pi.

I hope everyone had a HAPPY PI DAY!


Later!

At the end of a long Pi day, where I couldn't get on the mythbuster's forum, I take comfort in my A. Pi a la mode, while I catch up with the MB's

On pi day, my school held a few activities in the gym at lunch time. One was a contest to see who could recite pi to the furthest decimal place, and whoever won got a prize. I think the prize was an MP3 player (something like an ipod shuffle)

Another one they did was whoever could recite pi to 10th decimal place the fastest got to throw pie at a teacher of their choice.

Well, another pi day has come and gone. Now all that is left is to clean up after all the festivities. Hope I can find the time to get a-round to it.

Was it Werner Heisenberg who first calculated the value of Pi? I'm uncertain about that.

March 14th? I consider that my re-birthday because I was baptized on it (and thus symbolically reborn). Maybe that means I'm now the reincarnation of Einstein...or maybe it just means I'm just supposed to celabrate by eating some pi.