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Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I wish I had real options for internet, rather than very unstable wireless DSL. It's that or dial-up (but I don't even have a land-line) or satellite which is just too expensive for the speeds it offers.
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I have a job interview today. I really hope I get this one, as it is at a Game Exchange, which is a used-video game retailer that has everything from the NES up to the current generation of consoles.

A snippet of some of the geometry stuff I've been doing lately:

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As you can see, it has to do with parallelism and proportion between polygons. Here's another:

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And a circle. :D

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There would have been a time when I wouldn't have understood a single thing on any one of those, and I wouldn't have even known how to start a problem or even what to look for. But now I can look at it and realize it's really not that hard at all as long you know the basic rules for geometry.
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Actually what I have found odd, I have gotten through my math class this semester with no real problems, until we got to a problem that is figuring out how much a person would owe on their taxes.
Totally. It's all stuff that's covered in high school math. It's just that most schools don't do a good job of explaining how the math they're teaching is useful.
In my school the "college algebra" class I'm in has been mostly of what I was taught in high school. But instead of struggling with the subject, this time I'm confused as to why I struggled so hard with it the first time around. But this time, all three of my math teachers have been engineers and one was even a commercial pilot, so I'm being taught by people who have a very firm grasp of math themselves.
 

BeckyRose1998

PICKLES THE KID
Everybody makes mistakes, everybody has those days, everybody knows what I'm talking about, everybody gets that way! Nobody's perfect, I've got to work it! xD
Oh Hannah Montana..:O
 

ChristineES

Tiggerism
Premium Member
My poor daughter BeckyRose1998 blew out her knee in PE class today. :( She wants me to write "I'm in pain!!" (whine, snivel)
 

BeckyRose1998

PICKLES THE KID
I strained my knee and I can't do PE for 2 weeks, I have to wear a knee brace and I have physical therapy. *sarcasm* This is gonna be great!
 

DreadFish

Cosmic Vagabond
For my non-religious friends, I thought I would share this :D

Are you tired of your DVD player trying to preach to you or calling you out for being non-religious?

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Draka

Wonder Woman
Anyone else know how hard it is to keep a sick 5 y/o in bed? :rolleyes: My son has a bad cold and an awful cough and scratchy throat. It's been getting progressively worse over the last 3 days so I'm trying to keep him bed bound today with plenty of fluids and rest. Unfortunately, his cough medicine seems to work so well that as soon as he realizes he's not coughing so badly he wants to pop out of bed and declare himself "better" and run outside to play. 5 y/o boys just do NOT want to spend the day in bed no matter how sick they are. It's like I'm punishing him by wanting to keep him in bed to get better. :p
 

DreadFish

Cosmic Vagabond
Anyone else know how hard it is to keep a sick 5 y/o in bed? :rolleyes: My son has a bad cold and an awful cough and scratchy throat. It's been getting progressively worse over the last 3 days so I'm trying to keep him bed bound today with plenty of fluids and rest. Unfortunately, his cough medicine seems to work so well that as soon as he realizes he's not coughing so badly he wants to pop out of bed and declare himself "better" and run outside to play. 5 y/o boys just do NOT want to spend the day in bed no matter how sick they are. It's like I'm punishing him by wanting to keep him in bed to get better. :p

Give him a computer or video games and he'll just sit there all day :D
 
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