Don’t Lego

I for sure had legos like this in my childhood. Just would NOT let go. So I would usually gouge them with random objects laying around. But whenever I could find this magical lego prying removing tool, OMG it was a lifesaver, haha.

Graphing love with Google

[update: this feature no longer seems to be supported in google]

Have you ever wanted to graph a heart? Have you ever wanted to graph a heart using google? Well I really hope you will once you see this, haha:

Google just introduced graphing capabilities via search. They have been helping with simple math (addition,multiplication) and even more advanced calculations (such as sin) for a while, but graphing is new! So, being crazy in love like I am, the first thing I wanted to do was graph a heart and post it on my girlfriend’s Facebook.

Did some searching (via google) on heart equations and found a good article on the subject via Wolfram:

However, none of them were in the y=? format that google needed, so I busted out my trusty TI calculator and brushed off my math skills to produce these two equations:

y=0.75x^(2/3)+(1-x^2)^(1/2)
y=0.75x^(2/3)-(1- x^2)^(1/2)

So, if you go to google and type in:
graph 0.75x^(2/3)+(1-x^2)^(1/2),0.75x^(2/3)-(1- x^2)^(1/2)

You will get yourself your very own heart graph via Google!!

Hope you enjoyed this as much as I did.

National Geographic Photo Contest 2011

The National Geographic Photo Contest for 2011 just finished taking submissions (click here for more)… and there sure are some great ones there. LOVE great photography… Here are some of the ones that caught my eye:

p.s. This is my 900th post!! Thanks to all you visitors and looking forward to seeing you at 1000!

Anjana the mommy chimpanzee

Anjana is a chimpanzee that lives at TIGERS: The Institute of Greatly Endangered and Rare Species in South Carolina, U.S. Since she was young, Anjana has taken it upon herself to help zoo keeper China York raise young animals that have become separated from their families. So cute!

Spider-Man Lizard

The Mwanza Flat-headed Agama (Agama mwanzae) is a lizard in the family Agamidae. It is found in Tanzania, Rwanda and Kenya… AND it looks like its wearing a spidey suit!!! haha. Win

Pink albino bottle-nose dolphin

This picture taken by Captain Erik Rue of the Calcasieu Charter Service. According to marine biologist Dagmar Fertl, the event was only the third reported sighting of an albino bottle-nose dolphin in the Gulf of Mexico and the fourteenth spotted anywhere in the world. So cute!!!

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