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John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc
jlarkin at highlandtechnology dot com
Precision electronic instrumentation Picosecond-resolution Digital Delay and Pulse generators Custom laser drivers and controllers Photonics and fiberoptic TTL data links VME thermocouple, LVDT, synchro acquisition and simulation
When is the day you have Anchor Steam OBA at work? :-)
Ah, Meg Ryan, When Harry Met Sally. She is a seriously good actress.
I'll have what he's having.
My son's B-day today. He was born in the morning and he insits that it was at 1:59:26. (I just added the 26 seconds.) Mom made pie for him to take to school
George H.
I used to know pi to 100 digits. I can only remember about 20 now.
We're not exactly sure what day I was born. It was in the back seat of a 1936 Ford, on the way to the hospital, on the streetcar track in the intersection of St Charles and Napoleon Avenues, right about midnight. I was almost named Charles Napoleon Larkin.
We did name The Brat for three San Francisco street names.
Sounds orgasmic to me...
But transcendental.
Cool. You can come up with some nice names like that.
Noe Hait Larkin
Leavenworth Folsom Larkin
Castro Shotwell Larkin
I'll have to try it with London or Reading or someplace like that.
"Earley Hawkchurch".. nice.
Yes, we did use Noe. Pronounced no-ee.
Great Highway Battery Larkin.
High Street Pefhany.
The Katz's Delicatessen scene from "When Harry Met Sally" ?:-) ...Jim Thompson
That worked out pretty well. The whipped cream was a hit. But on the way out at
6PM, I was hoping to nab a leftover slice of pecan pie. No such luck. I think I'll declare 6.28 to be 2pi day.So, after dinner, I was wanting dessert.
Me: Do you think there's any of that brownie left?
Mo: Look in the back of the fridge, behind the Dead Sea Scrolls.
We had WAY too much pi at work yesterday, but it was GOOD! Our electronics tech had a guitar and harmonica and was singing the digits of Pi!
Jon
There will be a PI second in a couple of years:
3.14.15 9:26:54Paul
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