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X-WR-CALNAME:The Only Pi Day of Our Lives at  - Designated Days on Plancast
X-WR-CALDESC:In memory of Jarrod Newton...  3/14 of '87 to 08/26/2011,

Yes, the time is upon us. Everyone knows pi day is March 14th, but any true nerd realizes...
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SUMMARY:The Only Pi Day of Our Lives
DESCRIPTION:In memory of Jarrod Newton...  3/14 of &#039\;87 to
 08/26/2011\,\n
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 Yes\, the time is upon us. Everyone knows pi day is March 14th\,
 but any true nerd realizes pi is not 3.14\, but rather an
 irrational constant which continues infinitely in decimal
 expansion. Starting at 9:26:53 (.589... sec) AM\, the longest
 extended Pi Day of our lives will come into action. The date\, at
 the AM and PM hours\, will be &quot\; 3/14/15 at 9:26:53.589.
 Days like this only come once in a lifetime! \n
 \n
 It is understood 1592 was a better year. This was probably the
 greatest pi day in history. Every 100 years (1915\, 2015\, 2115
 etc) come the next closest pi days. It is also understood there
 are other minor pi days (be creative). Yes\, 22/7 is pi
 approximation day -- But it&#039\;s not that accurate! I wrote
 this just for all you people who like to find missing details
 written in nerd events. I&#039\;m sure you&#039\;ll still find
 more \;)\n
 \n
 If you&#039\;re a nerd\, you will invite ANY other nerd you know
 :D\n
 \n
 Invite all your friends and let&#039\;s make this the number one
 nerd event on facebook \;)\n
 \n
 Pi = \n
 4*Sum[(-1)^i/ (2*i+1) \,{i\,0\, infinity}]\n
 = 4*( 1 - 1/3 + 1/5 - 1/7 + 1/9-...)\n
 \n
 This formula can be derived using the Taylor series for arctan
 via integration\, namely arctan[x] =
 integral[1/(1+t^2)\,{t\,0\,x}] \n
 and writing 1/(1+t^2) as a geometric sum with generator -t^2. \n
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 ***We recently have begun selling some epic wrist bands (like the
 yellow livestrong ones etc) that have pi day information.
 &quot\;Pi Day 3/14/15 9:26:53...&quot\; For more information
 visit http://thepidayofourlives.homestead.com/\n
 \n
 ^ Are awesome\, you know you want one :D\n
 When: Friday\, March 13\, 2015 at 7:00 PM - Saturday\, March 14\,
 2015 at 7:30 AM (Timezone: America/Los_Angeles)\n
 Where: Across the world!\n
 Attendees: 1338 http://plancast.com/p/l0m
URL:http://plancast.com/p/l0m
CATEGORIES:Designated Days
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