“Mandelbrot’s in heaven…”
Indeed.
Benoît Mandelbrot died on Thursday, the 14th at the age of 85. He was born on the 20th of November, 1924.
(The procedure in the chorus describes how to generate a Julia Set for a given C, by the way.)
“Mandelbrot’s in heaven…”
Indeed.
Benoît Mandelbrot died on Thursday, the 14th at the age of 85. He was born on the 20th of November, 1924.
(The procedure in the chorus describes how to generate a Julia Set for a given C, by the way.)
Why would we ever be forced to utilize a word with such undertones?
I could agree with a simple need of recognition. With sentences, though, I’m supposed to incorporate the word into my troupe. If so, then I guess that the Vagrants and Barbarians have a new playmate!
“Last year I interviewed for a TV job, and they asked me if I had ever directed or shot car chases. I said yes, went home, shot this, and sent it back to them.
I didn’t get the job.”
Why do I have the feeling that this is, barring involvement of the Shaggin’ Wagon, exactly the kind of video we’d end up shooting?
(Video courtesy of reddit)
Said is True Art.
Art? A work, thereof?
Nay, the essence, thereof.
Is such emulated, created, or abiding?
That is the beauty.
Your subjection transcends the perspicacity of the peer.
AT&T has that commercial out featuring Gene Wilder singing Pure Imagination, which I just saw (they’re totally my favorite wireless company now).
I don’t care what anyone (who’s foolish enough to think such) says: Burton has nothing on Stuart, Depp has nothing on Wilder, and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory has nothing on Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory.
I just have to share this trailer that Brandon was kind enough to show me.
If the movie lives up to the quality of this trailer, I might just see it in theatres.
My father’s cat just bit through my headset’s cord.
There’s a thunderstorm outside. I need to find a long, metal pole and some rope.