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Nice catch Dan – and today is a once in one-hundred year event in that we go out four decimal places instead of the usual two!
Actually 3.141592653- March 14, 2015 at 9:26 (and 53 seconds) AM!
Happy pie day! Dan. We are in Hartford at a two day cheerleading competition. Enjoy your Saturday. Michele
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carolyn@cohenz.com
Pi is great!
3/14/15 9:26:53.59 AM
Yes indeed! Happy Pi Day! The calendar roulette wheel doesn’t land on 3.14.15:9:26.53… etc every day!
Dan: start working on your entry for “e day.” e is the base of natural logs and is approximately
2.7182818284590455348848081484903 …
You have until February 7, 2018 to think of your entry.
A. David Wunsch
Staples 1956
e to the x dy/dx
e to the x dx
secant, cosine, sine
3.14159!
An old MIT cheer (no I didn’t attend)
Secant , tangent , cosine, sine
Three point one four one five nine.
Slipstick, slide rule, Q E D
We’re the boys from MIT
This cheer is a real period piece. It’s as dated as a Victrola.
ADW , Staples 56
Albert Einstein was born on Pi Day — in 1879.
The man who came up with the general theory of relativity said this once about infinity.
“The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits.”
That made me laugh so hard my coffee came out of my nose. OMG. Now, this genius has to hose down the monitor.
Hooray for pi day!
Beautiful!! Took me a while (shame on me!)
Dan, your pie are round !!!