Book of the musical?
Woohoo, I'll be seeing PDQ Bach at the Kennedy Center in less than a month, on May 11th!
I started reading The Moonstone... got through the prologue. Talk about progress, eh? Maybe I'll start chapter one after I finish blogging.
I have a math question: x+x = x*2 ... x*x = x^2 ... x^x = x?2
I think when I start writing my musical this summer or whenever I get around to it, I will write a companion book about my writing process of the musical and about the structure of it all. It will contain the score and an explanation of why I did everything I did. Would anyone buy such a thing? (Besides me?)
Well, I spent the day working at the library, chatting in the NSS chat room, and doing math homework, so I feel a bit unproductive. And I've acquired a cough and a runny nose, perhaps I have a bit of cold. Beats a stomach flu. I got an email a few days ago from my university's health services saying that a stomach flu was going around. Better not come this way!
Two more weeks of classes! (And then exams.)
I started reading The Moonstone... got through the prologue. Talk about progress, eh? Maybe I'll start chapter one after I finish blogging.
I have a math question: x+x = x*2 ... x*x = x^2 ... x^x = x?2
I think when I start writing my musical this summer or whenever I get around to it, I will write a companion book about my writing process of the musical and about the structure of it all. It will contain the score and an explanation of why I did everything I did. Would anyone buy such a thing? (Besides me?)
Well, I spent the day working at the library, chatting in the NSS chat room, and doing math homework, so I feel a bit unproductive. And I've acquired a cough and a runny nose, perhaps I have a bit of cold. Beats a stomach flu. I got an email a few days ago from my university's health services saying that a stomach flu was going around. Better not come this way!
Two more weeks of classes! (And then exams.)
posted by Sean Hannifin @ 2:12 AM
2 Comments:
At April 23, 2007 11:52 AM ,
Anonymous said...
x+x=2x, not x^2.
At April 23, 2007 1:29 PM ,
Sean Hannifin said...
It says x+x = x*2 ... that's an asterik, not a caret. x*2 is the same as saying 2x, but the asterik makes the operation more apparent.
Is there an operation for x to the power of itself, as the question suggests?
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