Archive for October, 2009

“When bankers train to identify counterfeit money, they study authentic bills. For it is in knowing intimately the genuine, that one is able to identify the false.” ~Deanna Eaton

Picture this:

You shuffle into Algebra just before the bell, slide into your seat, and search for a blank piece of paper for today’s notes. Mr. Matthews wastes not a moment, immediately delving into a complex quadratic equation for you to ponder—gaze upon—as your brain visualizes the process and connects how the given formula leads to z=0.25. (more…)