Limits and Arcs

Well, last night I watched the Ark of Truth with my mom and sister. For those of you that don't know, the Ark of Truth (for some reason I keep wanting to type Acre of Truth instead of Ark of Truth), is the first direct to DVD SG1 movie, and yes that means this was a Stargate Movie. It finished up the plot lines that had been left hanging last spring when SG1 finished its impressive 10 year run on TV. I can't wait until my new stargate buddy reaches the end of the series and can watch the movie with me. So Mariah, keep watching.

Last night I also had my first 4x4 meeting. (This is something my church does, four ladies each host one meeting over a four month period, hence the term 4x4) My group is very spread out in age. There is a woman that is old enough to be my grandmother, a woman my mom's age, and another college students. But that is really what makes it fun. Most people don't (well, at least I don't) get to spend time with people of different age ranges and this is one of the few opportunities I have.

Have any of you ever spent time looking out a window that looks out on the street? I do it a lot. It is really very interesting. Some people drive by at a speed that is much to fast for a busy neighborhood that has lots of small children. Other people go so slowly that you are sure that either they are lost, very old, just out for a joy-ride or scoping out your house to burglarize it. But when they come driving back a few minutes later you realize that they were indeed lost. I still look out every time I see someone drive past, trying to figure out who they are, and what they are doing on our street. Old habits die hard I suppose.


Cheers!

Your Literary Junkophile.


Amendment 1: No chemistry fact today. I'm writing a really good poll question for tomorrow.

Amendment 2: However, for you learning maniacs, here is a calc. formula.

This is the limit comparison test to tell you if something diverges or converges. If An is greater than zero and Bn is greater than zero and the limit n goes to infinity An/Bn equals L, where zero is less than L and L is less than infinity then the Sum of An and the Sume of Bn converge or diverge together.

Amendment 3: I love the limit comparison test!