Many readers of Interactive Mathematics have asked me to write a chapter on vectors. Well, your wish is my command and here you go: Vectors. The chapter starts with an overview of what vectors are and vector notation. …
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The IntMath Newsletter - 7 May 2008
http://www.squarecirclez.com/blog/the-intmath-newsletter-7-may-2008/1077In this Newsletter 1. Welcome to new subscribers 2. Math tips - (a) Statistics; (b) Study groups 3. Latest IntMath Poll 4. Joshua, a satisfied reader 5. From the math blog 6. The source of everything 1. Welcome to new subscribers A lot of new people have signed up to the IntMath Newsletter recently. …
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Database of Happiness
http://www.squarecirclez.com/blog/database-of-happiness/1080Are you happy? What does the question really mean? Is anyone really happy all the time - all day, every day? Or for that matter, is anyone grumpy all the time? In the World Database of Happiness, countries are ranked on their happiness using a scale of 1 (least happy) to 10 (most happy). …
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LyX for all my math work
http://sindhu.tumblr.com/post/32145241I can’t believe I’ve been silly enough to individually punch subscript and superscripts for every square and i when doing math work on MS WORD 2007. I came to know about Latex from a math blog I follow. Google search for Latex editors mostly lead to old style sheet devoid pages talking about n different components to get before installing a latex editor. Running the Google search with the keyword “Open Source” lead me to
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LyX for all your math work!
http://aloysians.in/archives/350I can’t believe I’ve been silly enough to individually punch subscript and superscripts for every square and i when doing math work on MS WORD 2007. I came to know about Latex from a math blog I follow
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International Friendship Day
http://www.exampaper.com.sg/miss-loi-the-tutor/international...really have no time. Similarly, don’t waste your time and your parents’ hard-earned money by fooling around in tuition classes. To some of your peers with zero access to such educational luxuries, self-directed learning offers the only hope to a better life. Be thankful that everyone is given (more or less) a fair chance of success in our education system. In a certain country, you may end up hitting yourself against a brick wall
35 days ago in Jφss Sticks | Diary of a Private O Level Maths Tutor in Singapore by missloi · Authority: 26 -
Friday Math Movie - Uncounted - squareCircleZ
http://qpr.ca/blog/?p=423Friday Math Movie - Uncounted - squareCircleZ
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Sacred Chao
http://vlorbik.wordpress.com/2008/03/20/sacred-chao/Algebra wins in a popularity poll at SquareCircleZ.
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10 ways to survive the Math blues
http://chtanmaths.wordpress.com/2008/03/13/10-ways-to-surviv...http://www.squarecirclez.com/blog/ten-ways-to-survive-the-math-blues
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Statistieken in beeld
http://koan.filosofie.be/index.php?/archives/1026-Statistiek...visualiseert hij statistieken van de VS, zoals de hoeveelheid gebruikt papier per 5 minuten, het aantal Amerikanen dat sterft door roken, het aantal gsm's dat elke dag wordt weggesmeten, enzovoort. Het zijn ontluisterende beelden. Gevonden via squareCircleZ.
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4:44
http://1plus1plus1.blogspot.com/2008/01/444.html." I woke up at 4:44am this morning...and I found out today that I am losing my job...an exit. Weird? I think so... Related Information: www.444club.comwww.444theory.comwww.fourfortyfour.comI'm not the only one: http://www.squarecirclez.com/blog/444-an-inauspicious-start-to-the-day/310http://matrix444.com/?p=145http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080122173147AAet0lRThe best answer yet is "it means 443 and 445 are on either side".
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Fun Math Blog
http://wildaboutmath.comWhat did you like? What do you want more of? Questions like that. See ‘Feed Me, See More’ MathNotations in ‘08! Mathmom at Ramblings of a Math Mom shares her favorite posts and more in 2007 - The Year in Review. zac at squareCircleZ has a post, The most popular squareCircleZ math blog post in 2007. Heather from 360 writes, in a comment to my invitation post: “I think our most popular post was So, a horse walks into a bar… (a post about math jokes). At the end of a semester, I suppose everyone can use a laugh!
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Still Enjoying The Break (Eat Your Hearts Out)
http://vlorbik.wordpress.com/2008/01/02/still-enjoying-the-b...). Looks like this guy understands the politics of education about as well as any professor of education I’ve ever heard of … 23 Mathematical Challenges briefly reviewed at neverendingbooks. “Phase shift or phase angle?” at squareCircleZ. randomwalker on the Turing test.
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