and two tablespoons of tears

...were right, in a way, I don't mean it in a serious way, or rather I do it to call attention to the words. Very post-modern, right? I imagine the slash mark originated with geometry or algebra, to differentiate parts within a whole, the fraction, but with words there are no numerator or denominator, which are silly words anyway so who cares. “There is no avant garde, only those who have been left ...

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Time Out for Mathematics!

... the -A: -AB + (-A)(-B)= 0 Now move (al jabr) the AB to both sides by adding it, getting: -AB +AB + (-A)(-B) = 0 + AB Ergo: (-A)(-B) = AB But. That's a bit steep on the algebra to teach to little kids, so whenever I teach this stuff, I do the following: Now, A x B is A added to itself B times. Hence, 3 times 4 is 3 added to itself 4 times. 3 x 4 = 3+3+3+3= 12 And, -A x ...

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Algebra & Serenity

In algebra, Subtracting a Negative is the same as Adding a Positive. For example 6-(-3) = 6+3 = 9 I do not intend to give a long drawn out explanation on the mechanics of mathematics, but I'd rather focus on the profundity of the fact that subtracting negativity is the same as adding positivity. Siimply performing the action of ridding your life of negatively is the same as filling that void ...

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Man, I thought you knew that algebra was all razzmatazz!

Pitiful ballplayers of Earth! I am Ethan "Bubblegum" Tate, commander of the Harlem Globetrotters. For generations, your puny planet has lived in peace with the Globetrotter homeworld. But now, for no reason, we challenge you to defend your honor on the basketball court. Will no one meet our challenge? Have none of you pathetic Earthlings game?

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SVJH14 My Perfect Guy

... Damon discovered that his mum’s bf isn’t so bad. The end. Plot B: Anna/Drama Club This one is rather short, but it’s the beginning of Anna’s whole drama-club arc. Anna’s algebra teacher/class adviser talks to her about how she’s not performing to her usual standard (usual = before her brother died), and recommends that she see the school psychologist. Anna seethes on the inside, but agrees to...

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There's not a lot of difference between a cunt and a radiator

... can't believe how easygoing my work is right now. Essentially, this week has been spent doing high school chemistry and I've learned that my professor is pretty lousy at math. He's fucked up more than one Algebra I problem. Today I finally got to use the ESR machine (just imagine a giant commputer from the mid-80's that displays graphs and makes a lot of noise). Essentially, this part of the job ...

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Akimitchi Tsurikan [H4]: Bad luck this year

...ago. “Hey? Uh.. Ki-Kiku? Could we talk?” “Sure, Akimitchi! What’s up?” Akimitchi smiled. The tutoring session had just finished. Aki had gotten through all six pages of his algebra set. Aki wasn’t good at school, but when Kiku helped him, he did better. Or at least he enjoyed it more anyway. And it was the most private contact he ever had with her....

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Телепромптер-двоечник

... carried the light of learning through so many centuries, paving the way for Europe's Renaissance and Enlightenment. It was innovation in Muslim communities -- (applause) -- it was innovation in Muslim communities that developed the order of algebra; our magnetic compass and tools of navigation; our mastery of pens and printing ; our understanding of how disease spreads and how it can be healed.

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College - First Year

... should take in my freshman year in college, in order to get into a physical therapy program once I graduate. My college advisor set up these courses for me World Civilization 1, Gen Chemistry, Gen Chemistry Rec, Gen Chemistry Lab, Writing 1, Survey of Algebra and Trig, University Experience( just to adjust to college , Im guessing) Is this alright or should I be taking something different,

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Stamped as Helen// Opposites Theme

...people without giving them a chance PEople who think that because they're older, they're automatically better/smarter/prettier etc. • What are you not so good at? Math, most definitely. I'm alright at the algebra part of it, but Science tends to be pretty hard for me to grasp. • Do you have any talents? People tell me I'm a pretty good writer. • How do you view friendship? Friendship is...

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