Math Humor Top 10 Excuses for Not Turning in Math Homework 10. It's Isaac Newton's birthday. 9. Top Ten Things That Math and Sex Have in Common 10. Definitions of Terms Commonly Used in Math CLEARLY: I don't want to write down all the in-between steps. TRIVIAL: If I have to show you how to do this, you're in the wrong class. OBVIOUSLY: I hope you weren't sleeping when we discussed this earlier, because I refuse to repeat it. RECALL: I shouldn't have to tell you this, but for those of you who erase your memory tapes after every test, here it is again. WITHOUT LOSS OF GENERALITY: I'm not about to do all the possible cases, so I'll do one and let you figure out the rest. ONE MAY SHOW: One did, his name was Gauss. IT IS WELL KNOWN: See "Mathematische Zeitschrift'', vol XXXVI, 1892. CHECK FOR YOURSELF: This is the boring part of the proof, so you can do it on your own time. SKETCH OF A PROOF: I couldn't verify the details, so I'll break it down into parts I couldn't prove. FINALLY: Only ten more steps to go...
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Point exclarrogatif Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Point exclarrogatif Le point exclarrogatif ‽ (interrobang en anglais) est un signe de ponctuation qui combine les fonctions de point d'interrogation et de point d'exclamation. Applications[modifier | modifier le code] Le point exclarrogatif peut servir à ponctuer une phrase qui est interrogative et exclamative à la fois, sans prédominance. En outre, il existe une nuance entre ?! !? Historique[modifier | modifier le code] C'est l'Américain Martin K. C'est en 1966 qu'il fut pour la première fois inclus dans une police de caractères, la police Americana. Jamais il ne devint un signe de ponctuation standard. Affichage[modifier | modifier le code] Le point exclarrogatif n'est pas un signe de ponctuation standard. À noter qu'Unicode propose également des caractères combinant les points d'interrogation et d'exclamation (? Voir aussi[modifier | modifier le code] Point d'ironie Liens externes[modifier | modifier le code] Portail de l’écriture
Goin' Crazy - Dizzee Rascal Average Faces From Around The World Added on Feb 08, 2011 / Category : StrangeNews / 228 Comments Finding the average face of people across the world was a tough job but someone had to do it. This guy basically takes a thousands and thousands images of everyday people from any city and the software makes an 'average' of the people, giving one final portrait. Take a look at this amazing project called "World of Facial Averages" If you like this article, Share it with the world: