Computer Engineer Barbie
This is some encouraging news I suppose. Instead of being a blonde bimbo such as when I was growing up, now Barbie has a Ph.D and is a computer engineer. Great improvement! http://gizmodo.com/5470587/computer-engineer-barbie-has-a-phd-in-fun-and-breaking-down-stereotypes
Site Update
Updated the Photography section with the albums subsections. The links should all work as well.
Math-e-ma-tics
Steven Strogatz is a featured columnist/blogger on the New York Times. He’ll be writing about math, the concepts, understanding it, etc. It’ll be interesting to see what he says. The link is here: http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/01/31/from-fish-to-infinity/#more-36601 My parents always told me math is a language. If that was true, I always needed an interpreter. Math is a [...]
George Green – Green’s Theorem
In studying mathematics, there are many theorems and concepts that we are exposed to. Green’s Theorem intrigued me, not really because of the mathematical aspects of it, but mostly because of the man who created it. There was a tiny little biographical paragraph in my textbook with about a size 6 font about George Green. [...]
Tomorrow’s World of Amusement Parks
CNN today posted an article about how Disney has debuted with an interactive program for children to design their own virtual ride via a tablet computer. You can find the article here: CNN Article: Disney Virtual Ride It seems like not only Disney is the major corporation deciding to marry together the two realms of [...]
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