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Angel Delaestrella
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IDK if anyone has already suggested this but how about maybe also having a way to search all anime and manga titles via year of release?
I like watching and reading anime and manga, and seeing the evolution of how its progressed in art, animation and storytelling is something that is hard to ignore, but there was a big chunk of time that I wasn't around that I didn't see anything because either A: I wasn't born or old enough to understand or B: was out of the loop for so long.
If there was a way to search for things via date release, particularly by the year it would make it easier to find things that similar in style, trend and level of technical skill. You wouldn't see a series like The Slayers: NEXT animated the way it was today compared to things like Soul Eater.
So whether you're younger or older or just having trouble understanding where is a good place to start, I think that having a timeline would certainly help anyone find exactly what they are looking for. It will absolutely narrow down your choices.
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The King of Harts
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Can we get some way to see single episode credits for shows? Lets take the recent Code Breaker for example. If I wanted to check the animation credits for, lets say, episode 6, I have to check through five storyboarders, seven episode directors, fourteen animation directors, and a whopping 158 key animators; that's excluding 2nd key animators. That's a lot of scrolling and hovering to check one episode. And that's just on Code Breaker. Sometimes it's not even worth it to check the sakuga-orgy shows like Star Driver or the really long shows like Naruto/Shippudden.
Another page like how Episode Titles or Trivia get where it's just the episode by episode credits would make credit checking infinitely easier.
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Shiroi Hane
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|That would require a major rewrite (although I don't now exactly what is underway for the next release); the system was never designed for episode precision, it is something users starting using the precision field for. Currently all it does is recognise that "ep nn,nn-nn" is referring to episode numbers to collapse long lists but it is still just stored as a text field.
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The King of Harts
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It'd be a major rewrite to attach another page to an entry? I'm not saying we should change anything right now as it is, I'm saying add a separate page that breaks the credits down further. Like this page is just Yu Yu Hakusho episode titles or this page is just Lucky Star trivia. *This hypothetical page* would be episode by episode credits for Star Driver.
I'm not a tech expert, so maybe it is a bigger change than I think, but it's still hard to search specific credits and I'd like something that is possible and easier than looking through 100+ names.
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Okay, I'm new, so I am not sure how this goes, but, I'm gonna give it a shot.
I was adding series to my My Collection catagory, and I noticed that the Live-Action TV Series for Witchblade wasn't in the encyclopedia.
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I know it is a bit off of being an anime, and it Witchblade is actually a comic book series from Canada, not a manga series from Japan.
I was hoping to see it added, because it is the same Witchblade story as in the anime, just with a different setting and people.
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Shiroi Hane
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|Having the same source material as an anime doesn't make it admissible.
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|Having seen all (or at least most of) the US Witchblade series, and the first few episodes of the anime, I can state that it is most definitely not the same story.
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In the same sense that Tsubasa Chronicle lists as related both CCS and xxxHolic: manga#2494
I am interested in seeing a more consolidated presentation of the various "Megami Tensei" media. From what I am aware of, here are the topmost categories of various groups of MT media which I think could be unified:
1987 anime anime#3335 (top)
1995 anime anime#763 (top)
2000 anime anime#1847 (top)
2000 manga manga#8301
2001 manga manga#5173
2002 anime anime#1832
2003 manga manga#10933
2007 manga manga#11445 (top)
2008 anime anime#8950
2009 manga manga#11446 (top)
2011 anime anime#12870
2012 anime anime#14342
2013 anime anime#14955 (top)
upcoming anime anime#14449
Right now there is some disjointed connection made between the Persona 3 and 4 anime/manga series, but none with the earlier 'Digital Devil Monogatari', 'Tokyo Revelation' or 'Devil Children' or recent 'Devil Survivor' animes. I was hoping an editor could list them as related or spinoffs or something like that so there is a connection between all the MT media.
I couldn't figure out how to suggest this via the "can you contribute any of the following" dropdown box, none of the options listed the 'Related anime' field I saw this under on other articles.
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|Just FYI, I suggested an omnibus entry for the franchise a year ago.
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|How do I post the url of a page I find online when I submit information about a certain role performed by a voice actor?
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Shiroi Hane
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There are a lot of anime/manga that have stage musical adaptations. Sailor Moon, Bleach, Black Butler, Saiyuki, Shugo Chara, and Prince of Tennis are the ones that I know for sure have them. But Bleach is the only one that has an encyclopedia page. I was wondering why that is.
I know most of them do have DVD releases, too. It seems like the Bleach one was listed as a DVD release, so the others could be listed as such, too.
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So, I contribute a fair bit of information to the encyclopedia, and I bet there are a few errors mixed in there. As a part of the letting regular users support or repute error reports, can we have a report that lists all of our contributions that other people have entered error reports on? This way, we can take action on our own contributions, hopefully saving editors' time.
Currently I use a kind of hack with the categories to achieve a similar effect. For any anime where the majority of the contributions are my own, I put it in a category called Encyclopedia, then I show error reports for only that category. Obviously, it misses a lot of my contributions, and if I filter on anything broader (like Seen All), I start to see reports on Spanish and French actors and such. Things I have no knowledge of.
It would be simple if I saw an error report for "Todd Haberkorn as Jiri Yamada" that read "It's supposed to be Jiro." I would just realize my mistake, and edit the information. (Or delete and re-enter if needed.) Error report handled.
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Ken Tsukishirou
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I don't know if it has ever been suggested, but I would like to try it. There's something that really pisses me off, and I think it should be changed.
On a certain anime page, the way how the encyclopedia lists all the voice actors and companies that worked with that anime is splitting them into language sections. This way you ignore there are countries which speak the same language, but people don't necessarily know the same dubs, voice actors or companies.
For example, I live in Brazil and I haven't ever seen any dub from Portugal here. Even so, Portuguese voice actors are all listed together with Brazilian voice actors, making that section a big mess. It's kinda difficult to find something. Brazil and Portugal (as well as a lot of other countries which speak the same language) have totally different dubs and totally different accents, so they don't usually exchange media (there are indeed some Brazilian dubs which were used in Portugal, because of certain circumstances, but it's not usual, and the opposite never happens).
It's not like Latin Spanish dub, which has often the same dub being used in all Latin American countries which speak Spanish. Even so, Spain has dubs which are very different from Latin America's, but on the website the voice actors/companies are listed all together as well. Even if there is "(Portugal)" or "(Spain)" next to the name, it's a mere question of willingness of the person who added it.
I suggest you to split the different language "dialects" into different sections. You should put a section for "Brazilian Portuguese" and another section for "European Portuguese". Or you could split a language section into different subsections. Or you could even name different sections by country releases, not by languages. There might also be some other better solution, I'm just suggesting.
I appreciate the efforts of the site staff to always gather info about animes, voice actors, distributors and a lot of other stuff to make a reliable encyclopedia which works as a searching source for anime fans, so I know that changing that could be a lot of pain. However, I hope you understand how unorganized (and somewhat unpleasant) is the actual way.
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Keywords: Hawaii Maui Kihei Wailea Keawakapu Beach Oceanfront snorkelling diving boat launch Five Palms Restaurant
Aloha! We are John and Glenna Sumpter from Vancouver, Canada and we are the new owners of Kihei Surfside unit 203! Larry at rosiesrentals.com handles our rentals. We have recently updated our new condo for the comfort and pleasure of our valued guests. A labor of love - you might call it! John and I first came to Maui on our honeymoon in 1984. After a 20 year (!) break, while raising 3 children, we returned to find that Maui was still our paradise. We returned twice a year for a couple of years before deciding that owning a condo was our dream. So we did it!! We did our homework and scouted Maui top to bottom and found Kihei Surfside to be the ideal location! And now we are so thrilled to be able to offer our guests the opportunity to enjoy heaven on earth in unit 203! Come sit on the lanai and watch the whales go by. They are so close it feels like you're getting an inside peek at mother nature. Our unit is direct oceanfront; the ocean is a stones throw from our lanai. You cab go to sleep hearing the ocean pounding the reef. Enjoy world famous Keawakapu beach just steps away. There is great snorkeling and swimming right here or you can walk the beautiful beach for miles. We're confident you will enjoy your stay!
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Another unique feature of the property is that we have a 2 acre, immaculately kept oceanfront lawn area with dozens of loungers, with a heated swimming pool and deluxe barbeque facilities. In season, there are daily whale sightings from both the grounds and lanais. In fact, the Pacific Whale Foundation conducts their annual whale count from our property. The building is located at the north end of Keawakapu Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches on Maui (voted Maui's most romantic), where you can walk for miles past some of the most expensive oceanfront homes on the island and the luxurious hotels of Wailea, including the Grand Wailea Hotel. It is customary for the residents of the Kihei Surfside to gather each evening for cocktails on the shore near the tiki torches for a traditional Hawaiian sundown ceremony. Feel free to join in – everyone is welcome - this is a great opportunity to meet your neighbors and fellow vacationers!
There are two very nice oceanfront restaurants within 100 yards of the resort; the Five Palms and Sarentos on the Beach. The Five Palms is known as the best happy hour on Maui, the bar menu and drinks are half price between 5 and 7:30PM, and after 9PM. Right across the parking lot from the Surfside is an upscale deli/grocery/wine store, Zach's. Other larger grocery stores in Kihei, a short drive from the resort are Safeway, Foodland and Star Market. The island also has a Costco, Wal-Mart, K-Mart and Sears.
There is never any shortage of things to do on Maui. The Shops at Wailea, Wailea Golf Club, Wailea Tennis Club and Makena Golf Club are within a five minute drive. The Kihei boat ramp is located 100 yards north of the property. Several of the tour operators for snorkeling and diving launch here. See Maui Dive Shop, Makena Coast Dive Charters, and Blue Water Rafting. Maalaea Harbor is a 20 minute drive, and from there you would get the fishing charters and sunset dinner cruises, or visit the Maui Ocean Center. The old whaling town of Lahaina is a 45 minute drive; from there you can ride on the Atlantis Submarine, or go for a boat trip with the Pacific Whale Foundation. Helicopter tours are available from the airport. See Blue Hawaiian Helicopters or Air Maui. Feeling adventurous? Try riding a bike down Mount Haleakala - Haleakala Bike Company. For exercise enthusiasts, there are a couple of gyms nearby – Powerhouse Gym, Valley Isle Fitness, and Pilates Maui. There is also an oceanfront yoga studio Maui Yoga Path right across the parking lot.
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Are you a Yankee?
Hey you all,
Are you a Yankee or a Rebel. Take the test below. I was 36% dixie.
Here is a link that might be useful: Yankee or Rebel
I am "definitely a Yankee". I'm surprised how many of my answers don't jibe with where I live, though. Some are for technical reasons (There is a phisiological difference between a sowbug and a pillbug; sowbugs can't roll up-- In a crustacean guide book, you'd find
"crayfish", not crawanything) and some (route, aunt) just come from my parents teaching me good diction, a little bit of which stuck. I do say "carmel", though I actually know better.
i am: 37% Dixie. You are definitely a Yankee.
i have a funny segue:
i grew up on the west coast in albany, oregon BUT my high school was the South Albany Rebels and our school flag was a confederate flag AND our school mascot was RE Lee on his horse, Traveler! obviously, our colors were grey and red.
i didn't think anything of it then, but now they are doing all sorts of stuff like removing the confederate flags from state buildings etc. and now i realize how really weird that is.
71% Dixie. Your neck must be a little pink!
1) I pronounce "Aunt" like the word "ant".
2) Caramel is Car-ml.
3) Creek rhymes with Meek.
4) 2nd syl in "pajamas" is just like it's spelled
5) Number 5 was tough. Route is root when I'm talking about Route66, but it's usually rowt at other tumes. I went with Root66 since it's the most common for me.
6) Cot and Caught? How else would you pronounce it other than kawt?
7) Ya'll
8) Garage Sale
9) Sub (what the h*ll is a Grinder???)
- Crawdad
- Tennis shoes
- Icing
- Service road
- I put my groceries in a sack. The funny thing is, the other day I noticed that anymore when I'm asking someone if they have a sack, I usually say, "Do you have a wal-mart sack?" LOL How sad is that? It's just like the #16..."Do you want a coke? What kind? Dr. Pepper."
- Water fountain
- Coke - see #14
- I TP'd some houses in high school.
- What do ya'll call the night before Halloween? I've never heard of any of those things.
- Drive through liquor store? I've heard of them, but I still had to use the first answer, because I've never heard them called anything special.
- Roly-Poly!
Funny, I've got a majority of those in common with you, Tisha -- 2,3,5 (I hadn't thought of it, but I say Root 66, too...I just don't live anywhere near R66, so it's generally rowt), 6,8,9 (Our school lunch menu called them Hoagies, but that's the only place I've seen that used- heard it was a NE thing.), 11, (I use "icing" sometimes, but more often frosting), 13,15 (though I used to say "bubbler" when I was a little kid...maybe 'cause I spent my first 5 years in Wisconsin?), 17,18, & 19.
That's 12 out of 20 the same between a Minnesotan and an Oklahoman!
Definitely Yankee, at only 34% Dixie. I was interested to find that I had answers that covered virtually all regions of the country. I was born and raised in the NYC area, as were my parents. But my mother's parents were from Virginia, and my father's parents were from Massachusetts. Both sets of grandparents were strong influences in my life, and it seems, in my way of speaking.
Now I live in the Midwest. My husband, who is also from the New York metropolitan area, and I have agreed on two things:
A. No matter how long we live here, we will never, ever, ever call carbonated soft drinks "pop." (It's soda and that's all there is to it!)
B. Though it is tasty enough, Chicago style pizza is not real pizza, and is not an appropriate substitute for the same.
36% Dixie and Yankee the rest of the way! Seems to make sense being I'm from Canada but when to 1 year of High School in San Antonio, Texas. (My Mom and my Aunt are still there)
Kids use to bug me alot about the way I spoke..... but Shakespear with a southern drawl seemed WAY stranger to me:-)
That was fun:-)
What Tisha did by putting down each response was fun, so I though I would do the same. Oh, I took the test again and know that I answered each question the same and my score is really 31%. I should really try not to memorise stuff. lol Anyway, here goes:
1. ant
2. carm'l
3. Crick
4. pajamas - jam, like one puts on his or her bread.
5. Root. Otherwise it's something that happens when you win a football game by a big score.
6. cot, caught - the same sound.
7. Actually, it's supposed to be just "you".
8. Yard sale
9. Sub
tennis shoes
Frontage road
Water fountain
Soda. It used to be pop, but I lived on the East coast for 2 1/2 years and got laughed at so much that it broke me of using that word. I now say soda.
Gee, I got a 44, barely in Dixie;, yikes & I'm pretty much a Yankee, feels like through & through.
Maybe the explanation is that I grew up elsewhere. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, then NYC area w/ sojurns a couple of yrs. each in Bufflo & Phila. Maybe I need a specific test for foreign raised hybrids?
Fun test tho'
Yeah I knew folks from Michigan who said 'pop', I must say I heard lots of laughs abt that one.
We say "pop" up here, but "soda" is gradually creeping into our vocabularies. Soda used to just be that stuff you'd put in cookies and biscuits to make them rise, or in the refrigerator to keep it smelling nice.
From old old stuff I've read, I gather it used to be "soda pop", and then for some odd reason it split off differently in different regions.
Other than the soda/pop thing, it's kind of funny-- the accent of the southern part of MN is different from the northern part. I really noticed it when I moved down here. Even though the people are mostly two or more generations removed from Europe, the people's accent where I'm from (land of Eino and Toivo jokes) has more influence from the sounds of Finnish, and the southerners' (Twin Cities and south- land of Ole and Lena jokes) more from Norwegian. If you hear somebody with that stereotypical "Minnesota accent", they're most likely of Norwegian descent...or putting on. It's uncommon enough that I can definitely notice it when I hear it, don't ya know. You betcha!
((Just for the record, the jokes mentioned are mostly just silly, and they don't ridicule any particular aspect of culture. IME they're told, more often than not, by Finns and Norwegians themselves.))
30% Dixie. Definately a Yankee. Living on an army post was fun let me tell you. There was a little of everything and every so often someone would have to spell a word or describe when meaning just wasn't getting through.
I had a good roundabout with someone in a back woods New Jersey Mom & Pop store trying to buy pop until someone overheard and told him I probably wanted soda.
Hard to believe there are drive thru liquor stores anywhere. Is that one for real? Sandy
UMMMM 74% dixie....and getting worse....LOL this area is REAL southern for Missouri.
Speaking of drive-through liqor, around here there's a couple of drive-through liquor stores with gas stations and gun shops all in one....what a combination!


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On Media Coverage of Math
Edited by Mike Breen and Annette Emerson, AMS Public Awareness Officers
"The news should start with mathematics, then poetry, and move down from there," from The Humans, by Matt Haig.
Recent Posts:
See also: The AMS Blog on Math Blogs: Mathematicians tour the mathematical blogosphere. PhD mathematicians Evelyn Lamb, Anna Haensch, and Brie Finegold blog on blogs that have posts related to mathematics research, applied mathematics, mathematicians, math in the news, mathematics education, math and the arts, and more. Recent posts: "Math for your Ears" by Anna Haensch and "The Social Side of Mathematics" by Evelyn Lamb.
Media coverage of the 2015 Abel Prize, by Annette Emerson
(Photos: Nash (left): © Peter Badge/Typos 1 in coop. with the HLF - all rights reserved 2015 and Nirenberg (right): © NYU Photo Bureau: Hollenshead.)
As soon as the Norwegian Academy of Sciences and Letters announced 2015 Abel Prize winners John F. Nash Jr. and Louis Nirenberg, the news spread on Twitter and elsewhere--many not able to resist connecting Nash with 'A Beautiful Mind,' the book and film about his life. (Nature puts as its title "'Beautiful mind' John Nash adds Abel Prize to his Nobel," and underneath that, "Mathematician made famous by Hollywood will share US$765,000 award with Louis Nirenberg for work in the field of geometric analysis.") Nash, who spent most of his career at Princeton University, and Nirenberg, professor emeritus at New York University's Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, receive the Abel Prize "for striking and seminal contributions to the theory of nonlinear partial differential equations and its applications to geometric analysis." The Abel prize committee wrote with the citation: "Their breakthroughs have developed into versatile and robust techniques that have become essential tools for the study of nonlinear partial differential equations. Their impact can be felt in all branches of the theory." Nash and Nirenberg have separately received prestigious awards and honors for their work in mathematics, but were nevertheless surprised to receive the Abel. New Scientist quotes Nash's quip, "I must be an honorary Scandinavian," and Nirenberg as saying, "I'm overwhelmed. I was asleep when the phone range yesterday, and I was simply astonished, just flabbergasted."
Philip Ball's piece in Nature provides more depth--a summary of just some of the work of the laureates, and bit of their lives. He quotes from a past interview in which Nirenberg said how he enjoyed collaborating in mathematics: "It's a very nice, warm family," and "That's the thing I try to get across to people who don't know anything about mathematics, what fun it is!" The recipients will be presented with their awards in the Abel Prize ceremony in Oslo in May.
See "A Beautiful Mind mathematician wins Abel prize," by Jacob Aron. New Scientist, 25 March 2015; "'Beautiful mind' John Nash adds Abel Prize to his Nobel," by Philip Ball, Nature, 25 March 2015; and "'A Beautiful Mind' Mathematician, John Nash, Wins Prestigious Prize," by David Freeman, The Huffington Post , 25 March 2015. Other media, such as the New York Times and ABC News, picked up the announcment on the Associated Press newswire.
--- Annette Emerson (Posted 3/27/15)
In honor of Emmy Noether, by Annette Emerson
To mark the occasion of mathematican Emmy Noether's 133rd birthday, Google celebrated with a google doodle. Noether, born 23 March, 1882, made outstanding contributions to the field of abstract algebra and theoretical physics. She was asked to address the International Congress of Mathematicians in 1928 and again in 1932. After being dismissed from the University of Göttingen in 1933 by the Nazis because she was Jewish, she made her way to the U.S. where she accepted a professorship at Bryn Mawr College. She was highly respected by prominent mathematicians of the day and was praised by Albert Einstein as a "creative mathematical genius."
The video, "Emmy Noether and The Fabric of Reality," is a talk by Ransom Stephens about Noether's Theorem, which "ties the laws of nature--from Newton's laws to thermodynamics to charge conservation--directly to the geometry of space and time, the very fabric of reality."
See "Google doodle honors mathematician Emmy Noether," (+video) by Rowena Lindsay, Christian Science Monitor, 23 March 2015, which includes the above video and description of how doodler Sophie Diao went about incluiding mathemtics into the google doodle honioring Noether.
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Who's going to win the tournament? Math can't say with 100% confidence, but some math professors have applied their skills to filling out brackets and figuring out how many brackets are possible. Tim Chartier (Davidson College), who has been studying the tournament and having success with brackets for years, writes about his approach to picking teams in the bracket in The New York Times, which gives extra points for correctly picking upsets. Eduardo Cabral Balreira and Brian Maceli at Trinity College weigh in with their predictions using their program Oracle, and Jeff Bergen at Depaul University talks about the number of possible brackets and his experiences doing interviews with the press. (Image: trendytron.)
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Media coverage of Pi Day, by Annette Emerson
The AMS knows when Pi Day is approaching (and when the potential lottery winnings are high), as reporters call to get insights on the numbers. This year AMS Public Awareness Officer Mike Breen and other mathematicians (Steven Strogatz, Keith Devlin, Manil Suri, among others) were interviewed on what makes pi such a fascinating number, and why so this year in particular. "Pi is a great number, for many reasons. It is a mathematical constant that occurs in many different scientific applications, and it is a homophone for something that is delicious," said Stu Schmill, dean of admissions at the school," quoted in "Boston math lovers mark rare Pi Day". Devlin, interviewed on NPR, notes "The full date, 3/14/15, is pi to the first four places. At 9:26 a.m. and 53 seconds, you can even celebrate pi to nine places: 3.141592653." (This is so in the U.S., anyway, where dates are written by month, day and—in this case, abbreviated—year.) Devlin notes that pi is irrational and has been calculated to more than a trillion digits.
But as Strogatz writes in The New Yorker, "Pi does deserve a celebration, but for reasons that are rarely mentioned.... The beauty of pi, in part, is that it puts infinity within reach. Even young children get this. The digits of pi never end and never show a pattern. They go on forever, seemingly at random—except that they can't possibly be random, because they embody the order inherent in a perfect circle. This tension between order and randomness is one of the most tantalizing aspects of pi." He explains why pi matters: "Through the Fourier series, pi appears in the math that describes the gentle breathing of a baby and the circadian rhythms of sleep and wakefulness that govern our bodies. When structural engineers need to design buildings to withstand earthquakes, pi always shows up in their calculations.... In short, pi is woven into our descriptions of the innermost workings of the universe." His beautiful description of pi and its connection to cycles brings more appreciation to the number than the celebrations of who can recite the most digits of pi or who has baked the most creative pies (though those are good ways to celebrate Pi Day too!).
See "Why Pi Matters," by Steven Strogatz, The New Yorker, 13 March 2015; "The 'Math Guy' Presents 5 Facts About 3.14," an interview with Keith Devlin, Weekend Edition Saturday, NPR, 14 March 2015; " 'Super Pi Day' — 3.14.15 — will feature weddings, food specials as math nerds celebrate once-a-century date," by Sasha Goldstein, New York Daily News, 13 March 2015; "Don't Expect Math to Make Sense: On Pi Day, Celebrate Math's Enigmas," an Opinion by Manil Suri, New York Times, 13 March 2015; "Boston math lovers mark rare Pi Day," by Steve Annear, Boston Globe, 14 March 2015; "It pays to know Pi — often more than 6 figures," by Silvia Ascarelli, Marketwatch, 14 March 2015; "University of Portland professor says he has unraveled mysteries in pi," by Casey Parks, The Oregonian, 14 March 2015; "Pi Day Hits a Milestone That Comes Only Once a Century: 3/14/15," by Alan Boyle, NBC News, 14 March 2015.
And see a roundup of Pi Day coverage in the blogosphere in "The Pi Day Link Roundup of the Century," by Evelyn Lamb.
--- Annette Emerson (Posted 3/16/15)
This issue of New Scientist takes a look at how probability and randomness arise in a variety of areas. One of the articles, "Chance: Is anything in the universe truly random?" by Michael Brooks, examines the question of whether the cosmos is predictable or ruled entirely by chance. The answer? No one knows. The issue contains articles on randomness in evolution, the problem of generating numbers that are truly random, and Bayesian probability. In addition, there are brief interviews with people from several walks of life, from "The Avalanche Predictor" to "The Gambler," who discuss how chance and randomness enter into the phenomena they work with. One of the people interviewed is David Hand, an emeritus professor of mathematics at Imperial College London, whose book The Improbability Principle appeared in 2014 (the book was reviewed in the AMS Notices by Andrew I. Dale). In his book, Hand argues that highly improbable events are actually commonplace. "At first glance, it sounds like a contradiction: if something is highly improbable, how can it possibly be commonplace?" he told the interviewer, Michael Bond. "But as you dig deeper you see it is not a contradiction, and that you should expect what appear to be extremely improbable events to occur quite often." One reason is the law of large numbers, which says, for example, that even though the probability of being struck by lightning is very small, every year thousands of people die of lightning strikes. "[T]here are 7 billion people in the world, so there are a lot of opportunities for it to happen," Hand said.
See "Chance: How randomness rules our world" (subscription required). Special feature in New Scientist, 14 March 2015.
--- Allyn Jackson (Posted 3/17/15)
On Einstein the math tutor, by Mike Breen
When 12-year old Betty Leedom struggled with math in 1941, she wound up with Albert Einstein as her tutor! This article gives delightful details about how Einstein became her tutor and his approach to teaching her math over the four years that they met. The two met almost daily and eventually Leedom got the hang of algebra and other math subjects. Near the end of the article, Leedom says, "Some people were afraid to talk to him because they thought he was a crazy old man, but he was just so nice. Even when I told him I hated math. He said, 'you shouldn't hate math, math is the center of the universe, and anyone who knows math knows everything.'" [Emphasis added.]
See "Albert Einstein was a Princeton genius. And math tutor." by Jeff Edelstein. The Trentonian, 12 March 2015.
--- Mike Breen (Posted 3/18/15)
Origami video receives 2015 Vizzie People's Choice Best Overall, by Annette Emerson
"Today, mechanical engineers build on origami principles to make prototype machines that collapse, flex, or unfurl. With origami underpinning their core, spacecraft will harbor compact solar panels that expand dramatically after launch, and micro-scale instruments will unfold inside the body to perform delicate, minimally invasive surgery," reports Popular Science. The video "How origami is inspiring scientific creativity," by Larry Howell, Julie Walker, Robert Lang, Spencer Magleby, and Brian Wilcox--showing how origami is used to transport solar panels and other devices into space--has received the People's Choice Award in the 2015 Vizzies, the NSF and Popular Science's annual awards that "celebrate the use of visual media to clearly and accessibly communicate scientific data and research."
See "Engineers Use Origami To Inspire Creativity," by Popular Science staff. Popular Science, March 2015 (originally posted February 10, 2015), and the news release, "NSF and Popular Science announce 2015 Vizzies winners." See more of Robert Lang's origami and some of the computer patterns that generate his works on Mathematical Imagery.
--- Annette Emerson
The math of deploying snowplows and salt trucks, by Annette Emerson
"Clearing all that snow as quickly and cheaply as possible requires choosing the most efficient routes, one with no back-tracking or scenic routes. And how do you do that?" Math, writes Marcus Woo in Wired. Math that's also used to most efficiently deliver mail and pick up trash for city residents. In the 18th century mathematician Leonhard Euler proved that one could find a route across all the bridges connecting islands in Königsberg just once without doubling back, but his solution required that every intersection consist of an even number of roads. That sure doesn't apply to Boston, where many roads end in a "T" or suddenly turn one-way. So how to most efficiently plow the over 100" of snow in the city? "In 1962, Chinese mathematician Mei-Ko Kwan introduced the problem in the general case with both even and odd intersections. He called it the postman problem, and proposed a solution." But there are further complications: priority is given to major arteries, there are multiple snowplows and salt trucks at work, and, cities want to avoid having to pay overtime wages to the drivers. "But you don't need the perfect solution—just one that gets the job done," concludes Woo. "So engineers can break the problem down, for example, by dividing a network of streets into smaller networks that they can tackle individually (using the postman algorithm, for example)." The city of Toronto uses ArcGIS software that incorporates all the variables and "automatically spits out an optimized route," which has saved some money. The Boston Mayor's Office of New Urban Mechanics is using math, algorithms and software to find the best way to clear the streets of this season's record-breaking snow—with inconsistent success.
See "The Mathematics Behind Getting All That Damned Snow Off Your Street," by Marcus Woo. Wired, 23 February 2015. For a statistical analysis of the likelihood of Boston's snow total, read "Boston's astounding month of snow a 1-in-26,315 year occurrence," by Eric Holthaus. The Washington Post, 25 February 2015.
Now if only there were a mathematical solution to getting sidewalks cleared; the solution will most likely be spring.
--- Annette Emerson (Posted 2/25/15)
On math genealogy, by Mike Breen
Peter Lynch, retired from University College, Dublin, writes about the Mathematics Genealogy Project, where people can see when and where someone got their PhD along with his or her advisor and PhD students. The latter information is linked, which makes it possible to trace mathematicians' lineages. As an example, Lynch traced Grigori Perelman's mathematical ancestors through Markov, Chebyshev, and Lobachevsky all the way back to the beginning of the 14th century. Lynch notes that one in three mathematicians' academic family trees includes Newton, Euler, or Gauss.
See "Isaac Newton was my father: the maths family tree," by Peter Lynch. The Irish Times, 19 February 2015.
--- Mike Breen
On Cédric Villani, by Claudia Clark
In this article, writer and speaker Alex Bellos writes at length about mathematician Cédric Villani (left), director of the Institut Henri Poincaré. Villani is a 2010 Fields Medal winner for his work with the Boltzmann equation, a partial differential equation that "describes how a gas disseminates by considering the likelihood of any of its molecules being in any particular spot, with a particular speed, at a particular time." However, this is not an article for mathematicians only: much of this article is an accessible introduction to some of the concepts and people instrumental in the development of calculus. For example, Bellos describes the method by which Archimedes calculated the area bounded by a line and a parabola, noting that "Archimedes was the earliest thinker to develop the apparatus of an infinite series with a finite limit." Bellos also shows how the infinitesimal can be used to find the gradient of a tangent, or to calculate instantaneous speeds, in discussing the work of Isaac Newton. Bellos wraps up his article with a discussion of the importance of the Boltzmann equation and why Villani is interested in it: "Often in PDEs," says Villani, "you have tension between various terms. The Boltzmann equation is the perfect case study because the terms represent completely different phenomena and also live in completely different mathematical worlds." Photo: Sandy Huffaker.
See "Seduced by calculus," by Alex Bellos. Cosmos, 16 February 2015. See also "Cédric Villani: 'Mathematics is about progress and adventure and emotion'," by Carole Cadwalladr, which ran in The Guardian on 1 March.
--- Claudia Clark
On the old new math, by Lisa DeKeukelaere
History professor Christopher Phillips argues that trends in mathematics education are closely tied to political context, and that the current controversy over the Common Core curriculum is not a new phenomenon but part of a classic tug-of-war between conservative academia and reformers. Harkening back to the 1960s, he draws parallels between that era's "new math" and the current Common Core as efforts to focus on concepts and problem-solving in a time of American insecurity about its place in the world. In the 50 years in between, however, the pendulum swung back toward the conservatives amid growing concern--some, he argues, unfair--that students were not sufficiently learning the basic principles. Phillips notes that although many recall new math as a reformer-led failure, in reality new math was effective at the high school level, and he opines that this misperception bodes poorly for society's ability to understand future curriculum reform.
See "The New Math Strikes Back," by Christopher J. Phillips. Time, 11 February 2015.
--- Lisa DeKeukelaere
On the status of programs to increase the number of math and science teachers, by Mike Breen
This article is about programs, especially the National Science Foundation's Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program, that recruit math and science teachers. The Noyce program, for example, places people with science and math degrees into high-need schools. The programs are sponsoring many teachers, but aren't acheiving goals such as improving achievement levels in the schools. As a result, some organizations have stopped sponsoring new teachers and are looking at other ways to improve education. John Ewing, president of Math for America (MfA) and former executive director of the AMS, explains why MfA stopped funding its program for new teachers and is instead now sponsoring master teachers. It's not that the new teachers weren't doing well, "But training 30 or 40 a year was a blip on the national landscape. Now we're bringing in 250 master teachers and we plan to grow to 1000. We think it's the missing ingredient in trying to improve the quality of teachers in the country."
See "A classroom experiment," by Jeffery Mervis. Science, 6 February 2015, pages 602-605.
--- Mike Breen
On math and structure, by Claudia Clark
This article is an interview with mathematician Dr. Adam Weyhaupt, an associate professor of mathematics at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Weyhaupt began by providing an example that contradicts the common misconception that mathematics is about numbers: rather, it is about "the structure of objects," writes Hansen. Weyhaupt then spoke about his area of interest--minimal surfaces--and described how "knowing the theory and being able to predict how far [minimal surfaces] can stretch and their strength can tell us how we can use the minimal surfaces [or walls] of cells as building blocks, for example, in reconstructive surgery." Weyhaupt also described the importance, when teaching mathematics, of helping students develop both good technical and good conceptual skills. "It is important for students to be able to do both," he said. "The more advanced one becomes in math, the less clear it becomes what to do to solve a problem." Weyhaupt concludes that "everyone should study math…It's a very useful discipline. All of the sciences are grounded in mathematics." And math is widely used outside of the sciences, as well: it "helps artists depict shapes and forms, musicians compose and interpret music, humanities scholars analyze texts and social scientists discover patterns of behavior," Hansen writes. Photo: Mr. Bill Brinson, SIUE Photographer.
See "Numbers, bubbles and the theory of mathematics," by Stephen Hansen. Edwardsville Intelligencer, 6 February 2015.
--- Claudia Clark
On the math drive, by Allyn Jackson
The author of this article, Manya Raman Sundström, is in the Department of Science and Mathematics Education at Umea University in Sweden. She does research on the teaching and learning of proofs and investigates the aesthetic dimension of mathematics. She wonders why mathematicians are so completely captivated by their subject. "Could there be some sort of drive, similar to the sex drive?", she asks. "In other words, something that we could call a 'maths drive' that urges us to find new mathematical explanations and truths?" There is, Sundström argues. She believes the drive is a reaction to the beauty of mathematics and the satisfaction people get from understanding it. Her research shows that the proofs that mathematicians find beautiful are those that give the most immediate sense of why a statement is true. For this reason, she notes, when mathematics teaching emphasizes procedures and ignores the basic nature of the subject, students lose out. "Teaching maths solely in terms of procedures such as practising sums is like teaching music through practising scales without ever exposing children to Beethoven," she writes.
"The maths drive is like the sex drive," by Manya Raman Sundström. New Scientist, 3 February 2015.
--- Allyn Jackson
On the NSA and the math community, by Allyn Jackson
An article in Science (reference below) discusses reactions in the mathematical community to the revelations, made by Edward Snowden, of the extensive intelligence activities of the National Security Agency (NSA). As the article describes, the NSA has close ties to the mathematical community: For example, the agency is probably the world's largest employer of mathematicians, it runs a small research grants program, and it has designated 55 U.S. educational institutions as "Centers of Academic Excellence," where, the article says, "a full-time NSA 'representative' is embedded on campus." After the 9/11 terrorist attacks, some mathematicians who had previously had nothing to do with the NSA decided to lend their expertise to the agency out of a sense of duty to their country to prevent future attacks. "Lately, however, that sense of moral clarity has clouded for some mathematicians," the article says. One particular point of discomfort for some is the ties between the AMS and the NSA: The AMS manages the refereeing of proposals in the NSA's mathematics research grants program. Some, such as University of Chicago mathematician Alexander Beilinson, have called on the AMS to sever ties to the NSA. Another voice calling for such action was that of MIT's David Vogan, who served as AMS president during 2013-2014 and who tried to urge the AMS to take a stand against the NSA. Vogan was shocked to find that his urging fell on deaf ears. Evidently, most mathematicians are simply not that worried about what the NSA is doing. The Science article appeared in German translation in the Sueddeutsche Zeitung: "Vertrauensbruch," 2 February 2015.
Ulrich Tottenberg is a mathematician at the Fraunhofer-Institut für Algorithmen und Wissenschaftliches Rechnen in Cologne. In his article in the Sueddeutsche Zeitung, he recalls the sense of personal responsibility some physicists felt when the atom bombs were dropped during World War II and asks whether mathematicians bear some responsibility for the massive spying apparatus that is now trained on humanity.
See "Breach of Trust," by John Bohannon. Science, 30 January 2015; and "Gute Zahlen, Schlechte Zahlen (Good numbers, bad numbers)," by Ulrich Tottenberg. Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 15 January 2015.
The AMS Notices has hosted a discussion of the Snowden revelations:
--- Allyn Jackson
On hyperbolic crocheting in the classroom, by Lisa DeKeukelaere
Chalk. Pencil. Crochet needle? McDaniel College math professor Ben Steinhurst helps his students visualize hyperbolic geometry by crocheting doily-like spirals (see examples below). Unlike the classic, five-axiom Euclidean geometry that forms the basis of most primary math education, hyperbolic geometry addresses a world closer to reality, where it's impossible to draw a perfectly straight line to infinity. Steinhurst's class teaches not only how to maneuver a crochet hook, but also the evolution of geometric axioms--the different types of "lenses" mathematicians use to view the world. Although a Russian mathematician, Nikolai Lobachevsky, first conceptualized hyperbolic geometry in the 1800s, mathematicians didn't know how to illustrate it until the late 1990s, when Diana Taimina, a Cornell professor with a crochet hobby, discovered that she could build a replica in yarn using a certain hyperbolic algorithm. Steinhurst's students appreciate their creations not only as learning tools, but also as a pleasant escape from typical classroom activities. Photos: McDaniel College.
See "Arts, crafts and high-end math," by Jonathan Pitts. The Baltimore Sun, 30 January 2015.
--- Lisa DeKeukelaere
On discovering Ramanujan, by Mike Breen
This is an acount of Srinivasa Ramanujan and the author's travels to Ramanujan's home town in India for the 125th anniversary of his birth. Schneider is the lead singer of The Apples in Stereo, but more aptly is a PhD student at Emory University working with Ken Ono who led the trip. This is a very in-depth and sometimes mystical look at Ramanujan and modern efforts to understand his work, especially the mock-theta functions. The article also includes an interesting account of Richard Askey's efforts to make good on a promise made by the Indian government to Ramanujan's widow to honor her husband with a sculpture and the impact that made on Ono and his father. (Left: Small version of the AMS poster celebrating Ramanujan's 125th birthday.)
See "Encounter with the infinite," by Robert Schneider with Benjamin Phelan. The Believer, January-February 2015.
--- Mike Breen
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Doesn't China have cities with no one living in them?
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This is nothing like the Walled City.
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GM products are big in China, as are german luxury vehicles; however most people still have and use electric bikes for getting around. The only place that I can think of where they're not common is Shenzhen (and that's because they've been banned there). Other than that you still see bikes everywhere.
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Typical in US? No. But has it happened before? Definitely. This kind of copy pasta can be seen here in the UK. Terraced houses lined up on a straight street uniformerly. We still get them now and again. Simple search of google isn't that hard. But y'know…ripping on another is more fun than picking out our own flaws looking at some commenters here.
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Ironic isn't it? The yellow niggas pouring into the West just as the White niggas poured into the rest of the world couple hundred years ago while raping, killing, enslaving, stealing while forcing religion and drugs upon a myriad of cultures for greed. Seriously…White powah people and racists are one of the most hypocritical and ignorant fools out there. I'm White myself.
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