WarlordZeroOne
07-05-2009, 11:29 AM
So todays Date is another special day,the Odd Numbers only occur 5 times in 100 years,how about that.
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Mathemagician" excited by odd date
5 hours 26 mins ago
Print StoryNotice anything exceptional about today's date? It's July 5, 2009 (05/07/09) -- and three consecutive odd numbers make up the date only five times in a century. Skip related content
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Enlarge photo .This nugget is pointed out by Californian high school maths teacher Ron Gordon, a self-confessed "mathemagician".
"That's what my kids call me, because I make something out of nothing from maths," the 64-year-old told AFP in a phone interview from his home in Redwood City.
"This really is a day to celebrate. OK, it's true there will be another one in two years' time on September 7, 2011 (07/09/11), and one on November 9, 2013 (09/11/13) but then it won't happen again for 92 years. And I sure won't be around to see it."
So what does Gordon suggest you do on "Odd Day"? It's a great day to do your odds 'n ends, give a friend a high-five or root for the odds-on-favourite, he says.
And fittingly, if Roger Federer wins the Wimbledon men's title today it will be his 15th Grand Slam title.
If these numerical oddities grab you, take a look at http://www.oddday.net/ and plunge into Ron Gordon's
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Mathemagician" excited by odd date
5 hours 26 mins ago
Print StoryNotice anything exceptional about today's date? It's July 5, 2009 (05/07/09) -- and three consecutive odd numbers make up the date only five times in a century. Skip related content
Related photos / videos
The next time that three consecutive odd numbers make up the date will be on September 7, …More
Enlarge photo .This nugget is pointed out by Californian high school maths teacher Ron Gordon, a self-confessed "mathemagician".
"That's what my kids call me, because I make something out of nothing from maths," the 64-year-old told AFP in a phone interview from his home in Redwood City.
"This really is a day to celebrate. OK, it's true there will be another one in two years' time on September 7, 2011 (07/09/11), and one on November 9, 2013 (09/11/13) but then it won't happen again for 92 years. And I sure won't be around to see it."
So what does Gordon suggest you do on "Odd Day"? It's a great day to do your odds 'n ends, give a friend a high-five or root for the odds-on-favourite, he says.
And fittingly, if Roger Federer wins the Wimbledon men's title today it will be his 15th Grand Slam title.
If these numerical oddities grab you, take a look at http://www.oddday.net/ and plunge into Ron Gordon's