ruiz, gomez, hernandez,

ruiz, gomez, hernandez,

Thanks. I just figured it out. Hernandez it is.

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Mathy types: What does is signify when it's a capital?

Steph, thanks for the link to the pi day cards! Mine are sent!

edit: I don't know what the above symbol is. Hope it's not a math flame of some sort.

Garcia.

I was actually thinking about spanish surnames the other day and how the ones I think of as common, aren't so much when the scale is larger.

edit: I don't know what the above symbol is. Hope it's not a math flame of some sort.

Omega?

If it's capital omega, it's used for electronics. (That's all I know.)

Ω ω? Omegas.

Usually I just take notes into a word doc and put the citation right there, but I'm thinking about a non-computer solution that would let me take my pile of books and papers on to my bed or someplace else, and end up with a much smaller stack of cards I could then carry around. We'll see if this ever actually happens. More likely: I write the draft at the last minute with the pile next to me and frantically sort through everything looking for that relevant bit.

And, of course, for the perfect Pi Day experience, everyone should try to eat pie at exactly one minute to 2:00pm this afternoon.

Jesse, we use RefWorks on campus and at work, and it is really wonderful. I love it. Definately see if your school has something like that available through the library.

Has anyone here used brainstorming software?

I'd forgotten about it until just now, but my dad actually helped design one of the earliest GUI brainstorming programs. He and a friend of his wrote a program for the earliest Macs called "The Learning Tool," which was an early precursor to those brainstorming type of programs.