Randall Patrick Munroe – curious how this check worked out for you
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I am preparing for Pi Day and was working on a mathtoon idea. How about this -
- The scene is from early Roman times with several people in togas clearly having a big party
- Pi is talking to Julius Caesar
- Pi says “I’d watch out tomorrow Julius Caesar, Marcus Brutus was very upset about not being invited to the party and he blames you!”
Any thoughts on how to improve?
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Great explanation of the June 1, 2008 crop circle and how it represents Pi. Just amazing
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It took a bit longer than I wanted but I have updated cafepress with my calendars. There are 4 calendars to choose from that cover two different “designs”. The first design covers my 12 favoriter mathtoons (one for each month). There are 2 different sizes – Oversized (17 x 11) and Wall Calendar (11 x 8.5). The second design covers the 12 newest mathtoons in case you purchased the previous calendar. The same sizes apply – Oversized and Wall Calendar.
I really want to get the word out on these calendars as I have received incredibly positive feedback from those who have purchased in the past. If you know of anyone who would enjoy the math humor, please pass along. Thanks!
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Sometimes I do wonder how they determine who gets a loan or not. I wish I could have thought of a way to represent “subprime”. That would have been a bit more poignant
Loan Application
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Growing up, I can remember always seeing John 3:16 signs at sporting events – particularly football games. I also remembered a guy with crazy rainbow hair who was always holding the signs. That was the inspiration for this drawing.
After the drawing was complete, I started doing some research on this guy. It turns out his name is Rollen Stewart and his story is not a happy one. If interested in learning more, check out the video or his wikipedia page.
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I have been trying to figure out a good name for my passion. Math lover is OK. Geek is a bit overplayed. Today I finally realized what I am. I am a mathhugger. So I went out and bought the domain name. No idea what I am going to do with it. But I feel better now that I have a “title”. Mathhuggers of the world unite
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Math Recycles
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I am working on completing my shop at cafepress <a href=”http://www.cafepress.com/NotSoHumblePi“>. There will be one with all the new drawings and then one that is a compilation of my favorite drawings. The calendar is a great way to showcase 12 drawings. I hope to have this done by Monday, November 9.
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