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April 2013 – The Most Popular Posts

Post Summary

Good morning from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport, I’m off to a one week vacation.  If you ask me if I will blog, yes I’ll probably have internet access at night (lol). Anyway, below is the list of the most popular posts that made it this month.

The Most Popular Posts

  1. The Mathematician Who Refused 1 Million Dollars
  2. The 0.0001 Time Rate Approach
  3. Dancing and Mathematics? Really?
  4. 5 Funny Mathematics Posters that Will Make You Grin
  5. Mathematics: The Science of Patterns
  6. 10 Funny Math Quotes That Will Make You Giggle
  7. The Magnificent Magic Cube
  8. Points, Pixels, and Pointillism
  9. Lines, Planes, and Perspective
  10. Have you tried Gmail Blue?

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March 2013 – The Most Popular Posts

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It’s the end of the month once more and let us look at the posts you liked most. Below are the most popular posts from the month of March 2013.

Most Popular Posts

  1. Solve Problems and Save the Trees with Grid Maths
  2. 13 Calculus Tutorial Sites, 22 000+ Solved Problems
  3. iPad App: Mathematics Utility Belt
  4. Fractals: A Different Type of Geometry
  5. The Geometry of the Least Common Denominator
  6. How to Import Google Reader Data to Feedly via Google Chrome
  7. Screencasting, Video Editing with Active Presenter
  8. The Solution to the Matchstick and Square Puzzle
  9. Math iPad App: Hungry Fish
  10. A Closer Look at the Meaning of Dimensions

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February 2013 – The Most Popular Posts

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It’s the end of the month again, so it’s time to go back and review Mathematics and Multimedia‘s most popular posts.  Since this is the month of the mathematically in love, I have written two posts that connects love and mathematics. First, 15 mathematics pick up lines which could either get a giggle or a slap and second, 3d heart graph which is an upgraded version of the 2d heart graph. The first mentioned post took the top spot and the second took the fourth.

The Most Popular Posts

  1. 15 Math Pickup Lines to Try This Valentine’s Day
  2. 6 Technology-Rich Math Blogs By Techie Teachers
  3. 50 Mathematics Quotes by Mathematicians, Philosophers, and Enthusiasts
  4. 3D Heart Graph for the Mathematically In Love
  5. Largest Prime Number Yet, Discovered
  6. Where does the Metric System come from?
  7. 62 Interactive Math Activities and Games at Flashmath
  8. Real World Math with Google Earth
  9. 2250 Interactive K-12 Mathematics Problems with Solutions
  10. 400 Challenging Programming Problems in School Mathematics

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