Pinto-Warrior

When I was tagged, I was being inactive, so now I geuss I need to respond.  Eight Random facts.... 1.  I have blonde hair that goes down to my thighs when unbraided, which it almost always is 2.  I have a pet rat and three cats 3.  I enjoy math and the academics 4.  I am extremely obsessive; I may spend every ounce of my freetime on one thing for mounths and then not touch it again for another year. 5.  I enjoy drama and the arts, I am a fan of musical theatre, and involve my self in every show my highschool puts on, as a techie rather than an actor 6.  I hang out with my sister's friends more than my own, I get along with few people in

Yes... My arch-enemy.   I have sat for many long minutes watching the vital signs of my computer as I wonder wheter or not the evaluation will be completed.  Often it completes it, and dies before I can save, or it completes the algorithm but dies when rendering...  I have now officially gotten my pagefile up to 2.5 gigabites (on a normal desktop computer)  At this level, it would take a week to open Microsoft Word, and till the end of the universe to open photoshop.  It takes so long to close the kernal (the piece of mathematica that takes up virtual memory) that... You get the picture.  You essentially have to (literally) pull the plug on t

I figure its about time I make a journal.  I probably wont make another for a long time cuz im really much too lazy.  This is dedicated to The Mathematica Guidebook to Graphics, because I have failed to give it due credit.  I suggest it to anyone who has mathematica. It was the inspiration, the basis, or in some way helped with nearly  ALL  of my work.  I rarely use the code it gives (though I sometimes do) infact, often I use a totally different approach, but it both gives me an idea, and helps me form it... It is almost 1400 pages long, and has 66 REALLY REALLY REALLY difficult exercises, including things like: "Construct a shell for a s