NeverAmI

I shall be back in 4 hours, with more sexist and racist remarks!

I think I might, I still need to get my schedule though. I'm going to eat some cake, I'll watch that later.
(I also need to go to a practice of a sport I recently started)

Fractals are actually recognized as a geometric shape. My current avatar is heralded for the use of fractals in artwork before their discovery in the 70's.

Trees, mountains, our body, all have fractals and they are used often!

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&oi=video_result&cad=8570098277666323857&ct=res&cd=1&ved=0CBUQtwIwAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fvideo.google.com%2Fvideoplay%3Fdocid%3D8570098277666323857&ei=TVT1S_miJIOC8gau-OzUCg&usg=AFQjCNEHnEzL4BTQCzdJ_QgnelpkqMSOvA&sig2=lrxaCwyOdDNBHHnqivU5pA

I have never heard of fractals. I'd just like to get an idea of how physics work, so I can solve questions like:
Why boats float, why aeroplanes can stay in the sky without falling down, calculating how fast something would fall ...
I guess that's 'basic' physics.

John, I find it perhaps one of the best fiction books I've ever read.
I actually procrastinate from working on my papers and exams so I can read it.

Why would you want to stick with 1 thing, if you can learn it all?
I rather know a good portion of all fields of knowledge, than be an expert in one.

Incase you have ever read the count of monte cristo, I feel that I'm Edmond Dantes, and you are abb

Indeed it is. Although, I've been having my doubts where to start.
I've been having my doubts, OR physics, OR math. Since math and physics are the basics of other things.
What would you recommend? Oh yeah, in the meanwhile, I'm also polishing my english grammar a bit.

Just wanted to say hi, and hope you are well. Sorry I haven't been around much. =/ Things are kind of crazy lately, but thankfully I have only a little over a month before the move. I went home for 2 weeks to San Antonio. It was really nice, but hectic. How are things with you? Did you get the promotion? I miss you and the forum a lot...

I'd love to discuss the principles, but I have showed no interest in it while I was in high school and therefore I remember nothing.
I'm a noob. I only remember: N = 9.81.
Or something like that.

I see, but I must admit that I don't master the basics in physics. So won't stephen hawking's book be a bit too hardcore?

By the way John, I'm interested in starting to learn more about physics. (Because to understand philosophy, we must master all these areas of knowledge)
Do you have a good book you can recommend me?

Thanks, my dearest John, for this great gift of communication you have given me!

I've heard back from that initial interview and although I've been very seriously considered they had reservations because I live to far away, at least that's what they have said. The overall impression and something that they didn't express clearly is something that I have heard on another place since is that they have expected a blank canvass so to speak, that I shouldn't have done that much of practical work so far, they didn't expect that because I'm coming straight from the Uni. So now I've decided to play dumb and blank. This didn't occur to me to be a problem previously, but now I do get how that might make me a bad candidate. Valuable lesson for, anyhow.

As for the clip, you actually managed to find a Violin concert that usually makes me cry. I like his interpretation, because unlike some of the others, his is a bit more intense and has a bit more sinister sound to it. I'm not in any way educated when it comes to classical music so this is only my opinion in layman's terms, since I can't judge his technique because I really know nothing about the ways of playing violin. What do you think of it?

Blah, I'm tired and strained from job interviews, and general running around trying to do more than I have strength to do at the moment. But hopefully I'll snatch a few days to rest, because if all goes well June or July might be even tougher on me.

Did you get that test, that exe file? I archived it, and since I didn't get failure delivery report I imagine you've got it.

How did you like that test and those books?

You really are an awesome dude!

I'm heading into Iowa from Minnesota along I 35 Via I 90. The plan is to be in Iowa City this Friday afternoon so I would be in Des Moines sometime that day depending on when and where I stop to sleep in Minnesota.

That is not a rhino. You cannot feel that way.
=)>

Hola! Long time no talk. I'm planning out my route to get to Iowa City and google maps says to take I35 to US 18 to some crazy back roads to waterloo which I get on I380. in doing this, am I asking to get utterly lost and therefore stick to the interstate? I'm asking as you know the area better than I do