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Home Upcoming Booking/Contact Reviews ... Links Maxx Haze Productions "Jump into the flow." "Pigs in Zen" Date: Friday, August 3rd Venue: The Milky Way , 403 Centre St., Jamaica Plain (617) 524-3740 Acts: Plexus , Justin Bailey, Kenwood Dennard's Meta-Tronica 4.0 (feat. Tube The Mobius Band Details: Doors@8:30 Show Description: This is a rediculous lineup, any one of these acts on their own could constitute a show, much less all 4 of them. Plexus leads the way with the return of their terminator-esque drummer Toby Ralph (man or machine?), his first time back with them in Boston since January. Plexus is the essence of livetronica: Ferocious drum'n'bass beats with some breaks; thick treble coming in from synth layers, luscious guitar melodies, and tripped-out samples; bass all over the place; and though putting out a totally electronic vibe, the capacity to jam and play a fully improvised set. Toby will serve as a bridge, linking together

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January February March April ... Author Index To mathgroup@yoda.physics.unc.edu Subject From 73557.2101@compuserve.com Date : 21 Aug 92 13:23:29 EDT Prev by Date: Re: FontForm Next by Date: Mma Solve[] oddity (a much shorter version) Prev by thread: translating the APL 'deal' function into M recursively, procedurally andfunctionally - one-liners are faster Next by thread: Mma Solve[] oddity (a much shorter version)

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The Mobius Strip was discovered in 1858 by German mathematician and astronomer August Ferdinand Mobius (1790-1868). The mathematical equation is known as The Mobius Transformation, also known as bilinear transformation or linear fractional transformation. (Webster's dictionary:" A map of the complex plane to itself in which a point "z" is mapped to a point "w" by w=(az+b)/(cz+d), where a,b,c, and d are complex numbers and ad-bc does not equal zero.") It is a continuous loop with one surface and one edge formed by twisting one end of a long, thin rectangular strip 180 degrees (1/2 twist) and attaching this end to the other. This fascinating shape expresses Transformation. Today the Mobius Strip has been chosen as the Universal symbol of recycling. It represents the process of transforming waste materials into useful resources. On a personal level, the Mobius strip represents a willingness to move WITH the constantly changing cycles in our Life process, transforming our challenges into useful solutions. The Mobius Strip reveals planetary transformation,as well. Historically, there has always been Earth changes,i.e. natural re-structuring of land and ocean masses, tide changes, weather changes, seasonal changes, etc. The Mobius Strip shape is symbolic of eternal change within stillness itself.

66. Mobius Strip. The American Heritage® Dictionary Of The English Language: Fourth ETYMOLOGY After august Ferdinand Möbius (1790–1868), German mathematician.The American Heritage ® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. http://www.bartleby.com/61/98/M0359800.html

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67. Astro-Fact Ottawa RASC Logo, AstroFact august Ferdinand mobius by Carmen Rush,The mobius Strip? We know him more for his invention of the http://ottawa.rasc.ca/astronomy/astro_facts/af_mobius.html

Astro-Fact: August Ferdinand Mobius by Carmen Rush The Mobius Strip? We know him more for his invention of the Mobius strip , a strip of paper with one end rotated by 180 degrees and connected to the other end, forming a continuous surface, but August Ferdinand Mobius was also an astronomer. Born in 1790 in Germany, he studied law at the University of Leipzig before abandoning it in favor of astronomy. In 1816 he was appointed professor of astronomy at Leipzig and in 1848 became the director of its observatory. But he had a political slant as well. One of his favorite lectures was one in which he delivered the "four color problem": "What is the least number of colors needed on a plane map to separate clearly neighboring political regions?" He maintained that it was 4, and to this day no map requiring 5 colors has been found. This was verified in 1976 using a computer proof. This page last modified: June 1, 2000

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date venue bands Friday 12th July Goulburn Arms The Night Terrors, Karaoke For My Shadow, Rentboy Saturday 13th July 2002 The New Good Woman Inn The Night Terrors, Wed 17th July 2002 Mobius Slide, Linc Friday 19th July SHADOW CLUSTER the Attic, (Cinema After-dark) prince boom, melatonin, sex drive timeoffice, little bird, avoidable droid insuanto men, karaoke for my shadow cameron - cliks that will sooth matt warren: video artist extraordinaire dave bielson: video/animation artist Saturday July 20th Goulburn Arms She Rats, Revtones Saturday July 20th Prince Of Wales Airto, Reflex Friday July 26th The New Good Woman Inn Rentboy, The Gentlemen Saturday 27th The New Good Woman Inn Eta Carinae, Pappa Guisseppi and the apple Juice Scandal, Avoidable Droid Wednesday July 31st Mobius Melatonin Wednesday July 31st Syrup - FREE!

69. Lesson 2 Find information on august Ferdinand mobius and Felix Klein. Searchthe web for more pictures of the mobius strip and Klein bottle. http://www.sinc.sunysb.edu/Class/est572/rkeller/plan2.htm

TOPOLOGY A mathematician confided That a Mobius strip is one-sided, And you'll get quite a laugh If you cut one in half, For it stays in one piece when divided. A mathematician named Klein Thought the Mobius strip was divine. Said he, "If you glue The edges of two You'll get a weird bottle like mine." Anonymous Topology is a branch of geometry which arose in the twentieth-century. Topological questions concern the basic structure of objects rather than size or arrangement. Suppose figures were made of rubber. We can stretch, bend or otherwise distort these figures without tearing them. The Mobius strip and the Klein bottle are two examples of topological surfaces. The picture above is M.C. Escher's artwork that depicts ants crawling along a Mobius strip. To construct a Mobius strip, cut out a rectangular strip of paper, approximately 1 inch by 10 inches. Make a half-twist and then tape together the two ends. Begin drawing a line down the center of what appears to be one side. Continue drawing until you eventually reach the spot where you started. The strip is suprisingly one-sided, whereas the piece of paper before the half-twist was two-sided! Find out what happens when you perform the following experiments.

70. Mobius Etc. In 1858, mathematician august Ferdinand mobius discovered thepeculiar properties of this paper loop. Ever since, topologists http://isaac.exploratorium.edu/~pauld/activities/mobius/mobius.html

Mobius A Mobius strip is a band of paper that's deceptively simple in its appearance and exceptionally twisted in its properties. Introduction The properties of a twisted strip of paper depend a great deal on the number of times it is twisted. Counting the twists is an interesting exercise that illustrates Paul's first mathematical principle,"Counting is difficult." Material Several strips of paper ( a good size is 3 cm wide and 30 cm long) if you use brown packing tape with adhesive on one side you can skip the tape below. scissors tape 2 felt tip pens in different colors Part 1 Warming up To Do and Notice Look at your the strip of paper. Count the edges: Start coloring an edge at one point with your pen, if you color the entire edge and never have to lift the pen from the paper then the paper has one edge. A pointy vertex does not divide an edge into two parts. Count the sides: Start coloring one side, fill it with color but don't cross over any sharp edges. When you are done, one side will be colored the other will not. So, the strip has 2 sides. A simpler way to test for the number of sides is to draw a line along one side. If any point can be reached from the line without crossing an edge then that point is on the same side as the line. Draw a line on one side of the paper, points on the other side cannot be reached without crossing an edge, this means the paper has two sides.

71. August 1996: Speed Required For CUSeeMe Speed required for CUSeeMe. Dennis J. Streveler (strev@mobius.net)Thu, 01 Aug 1996 080922 0700 http://baby.indstate.edu/CU-SeeMe/devl_archives/aug_96/0004.html

Speed required for CUSeeMe Dennis J. Streveler strev@mobius.net Thu, 01 Aug 1996 08:09:22 -0700 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Joseph Kahan: "Re: Speed required for CUSeeMe" Previous message: Ted Akins: "modem upgrade" Next in thread: Joseph Kahan: "Re: Speed required for CUSeeMe" Maybe reply: Joseph Kahan: "Re: Speed required for CUSeeMe" Maybe reply: Steve Rogers: "Re: Speed required for CUSeeMe" Reply: George P Lois: "Re: Speed required for CUSeeMe" Hola Francisco, It is nearly impossible to use CU at 14.4. I have never heard of a case where anybody gets more than an occasional partial still frame at 14.4. It is just not enough bandwidth. Like trying to move the ocean through a drinking straw, I'd say. Rather impossible. Get yourself a 28.8 modem and make sure your ISP will allow you to connect at that speed. Otherwise I'd stick to audio applications (Internet Phone, Intel Internet Phone, etc.) which work quite handily at 14.4. Regards, Dennis PS By the way I have been corresponding with another Peruvian, Pablo Ulises pablo@wari.rcp.net.pe

72. VRML Mobius Strip A VRML mobius Strip by Anu Garg What is a mobius Strip? The mobius Strip getsits name from a German mathematician, august Ferdinand mobius (17901860). http://www.wordsmith.org/anu/vrml/mobius/info.html

A VRML Mobius Strip by Anu Garg What is a Mobius Strip? The Mobius Strip gets its name from a German mathematician, August Ferdinand Mobius (1790-1860). The interesting thing behind Mobius Strip is that unlike most other two dimension surfaces (such as a page of a book) it has only one side. Implementation notes drop me a line Questions, comments, suggestions? If you have any questions or comments about the VRML Mobius Strip, or if have any suggestions for improvement, please contact me at anu@wordsmith.org

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Updated: 9/1/02; 10:26:53 AM. gRadio on http all this and a cuppa... Tuesday, August 27, 2002 The rising silence of the lamdas... I thought everything related to LISP was Highly Opinionated. Untitled Pascal Costanza's Highly Opinionated Guide to Lisp. If you are interested in learning about LISP from some people who know how to teach others about it, try to find a copy of The Little LISPer, 3rd Ed. you may have to prowl used bookstores or use inter-library loan, but you will be rewarded for your effort. Or if you are the kind who wants to learn LISP, you'd probably enjoy reading The Little Schemer (which is the 4th Ed. of TLL), and then making the logical leaps between the two languages. Just for the fun of it. You know if you'd think so, too. ;-) 8:38:11 PM commentCounter (396) ] blah blah blah'd on this [ blinked via markpasc.blog Mobius blogging I'm in, but just because Joe recently did and McGee usually will blog an entire post of mine. I wonder if Alwin can come out to play? Life in the Aggregator An Experiment: Life in the Aggregator . How far can it travel? Please play by passing it along, including all source links... [ jenett.radio

74. Library Journal | Reed Business Information Coming in august 1999 . Established writers from Brown to Vonnegutand some newcomers, too. mobius, Mark with Stephen Fenichell. http://libraryjournal.reviewsnews.com/esec/Article_156426.htm

Search Archive Map Bestsellers Pre-publication Dating Game, Steel, Danielle The Jester, ... Events Register Here for all subscription services including e-mail newsletters and print publications. Register now Sections News Features InfoTech Digital Libraries ... Letters Resources Authors on the Highway Bestseller Lists Buyers Guide Free Trial Zone ... School Library Journal Newsletters Academic Newswire Corporate Library Update Library Hotline All Classifieds ... LJ Indexes Inside LJ About Us Advertise Editorial Calendar For Reviewers ... Subscriptions Powered By: This site is best viewed with Internet Explorer 5.0 or and above. Welcome, Guest. Register Log In here for extra features. Home Printer-friendly version E-mail a Colleague Coming in August 1999.... Staff 4/1/1999 PrePub > FICTION BROWN, Rita Mae. Loose Lips. Bantam. Aug. 1999. 384p. ISBN 0-553-09972-8. $24.95. Six of One and Bingo BROYARD, Bliss. My Father, Dancing. Knopf. Aug. 1999. 224p. ISBN 0-375-40060-5. $22. In this debut, the daughter of renowned New York Times reviewer Anatole Broyard turns out ten stories, several of which appeared in Best American Short Stories 1998 and The Pushcart Anthology BURKE, James Lee.

75. Pic-A-Card Productions mobius Who, Doctor Who, 0, 29, July 04, 2002 0959 PM Doctor Who. chocomoopark compromised! PicA-Card, 0, 23, august 27, 2001 0932 PM Pic-A-Card. http://unicatpictures.mycool.com/forumdisplay.php3?fid=914

76. OUP USA: Mobius And His Band both at The Open University, and RAYMOND FLOOD, Oxford University august mobius wasone of the 19th century's most influential mathematicians and astronomers. http://www.oup-usa.org/isbn/019853969X.html

Mathematics or Browse by Subject Out of Stock Due: Unknown Standard Table of Contents Mobius and his Band Mathematics and Astronomy in Nineteenth-Century Germany Edited by JOHN FAUVEL, ROBIN WILSON, both at The Open University, and RAYMOND FLOOD, Oxford University 184 pp.; 164 illus.; 0-19-853969-X Publication dates and prices are subject to change without notice. Prices are stated in US Dollars and valid only for sales transacted through the US website. Please note: some publications for sale at this website may not be available for purchase outside of the US. This page last updated Saturday, 29-Mar-2003 04:33:55 EST Please send comments or suggestions about this server to webmaster@oup-usa.org

77. August Events 2002 live performances of music and video projection by the group De mobius will takeplace at the Blue Elephant Gallery at 7pm on 30th July, 2nd august and the 5th http://www.portembassy.gla.ac.uk/eventos/eventos22/aug21.html

Agenda Cultural Cultural Calendar Lista de Eventos Culturais Portugueses no Reino Unido List of Cultural Events in the UK AUGUST Main Page News Events Jan Feb ... Dec PORTUGAL AND THE 2002, LONDON ART BIENNALE Blue Elephant Theatre, 59a Bethwin Road, London SE5 For details contact 020 7701 0100. From July 30th to August 22nd London's Blue Elephant Gallery in Southwark will play host to the Portuguese contribution to the London The artists have exhibited extensively internationally but this is the first opportunity for the UK gallery-going public to see their work. The exhibition also underlines the power of creative processes in precipitating active doing as much as passive seeing. Thus, a number of the exhibits involve viewer participation. Diogo Teixeira and Eurico do Vale's "Flying Carousel" is a case in point, an installation comprised of a bicycle and a metallic carousel requiring the leg power of the individual in the saddle to creatively power the carousel into a spinning cinema show; a form of filmic umbrella merry-go-round on wheels. As well as installations by these five artists, live performances of music and video projection by the group De Mobius will take place at the Blue Elephant Gallery at 7pm on 30th July, 2nd August and the 5th August.

78. Time Travel - The Mobius Time Loop august Ferdinand mobius a 19th century German mathematician and astronomer foundthat by joining the two ends of a piece of paper together to form a loop BUT http://www.cix.co.uk/~antcom/mtl.html

The Mobius Time Loop August Ferdinand Mobius a 19th century German mathematician and astronomer found that by joining the two ends of a piece of paper together to form a loop BUT twisting the ends before they were joined a continuous loop of only one side was formed. With the Grandmother paradox we essentially have a time with a Grandmother and a time without. Also if you follow the description in quotes at the top of this page it appears that one follows the other and loops back to the beginning. We can use the Mobius Strip and adapt it to show a possible interpretation of how Time is twisted in the Grandmother paradox. This is difficult to show on a two-dimensional computer screen or paper so you will need to construct one by printing out the diagram below. You will need scissors, sticky tape and glue. Follow the instructions and then read the description that follows below. Description Starting at point A in 1960 the Grandmother is 40. Move to the right through the twentieth century to 1990 when the Grandmother dies at 70. Then in 1999 the Time Traveller makes his trip to 1930 and kills his Grandmother. Follow along moving to the right again through the twentieth century noticing how this time there is no Grandmother and continue all the way to 1999. This time there is no time trip because there is no time traveller. He was not born because his Grandmother did not exist So he could not kill his Grandmother so she does exist and she is 10. Move to the right again through the twentieth century back to point A in 1960 where the Grandmother is 40. And so on......

79. RosS Hamlin (1970-2012): Bio And Artist Resume NAAO (National Association of Artists Organizations), member, august 1998to present. mobius Artists Group, member, September 1998 to June, 2003. http://www.rosshamlin.com/rhartres.html

rosS Hamlin artist bio/resume rosS Hamlin (1970-2012) is a mixed-media artist from Minnesota. He attended Boston's Berklee College of Music from 1993 to 1996, where he founded the school's first student newspaper and received a Bachelors Degree in Professional Music, with a concentration in Composition and Film Scoring. rosS co-founded and directed the non-profit Open FauceT productions and for years was a member of Boston's Mobius Artists Group. His most recent projects have been writing and performing with the instrumental trio Swing Blade,the faux-radio theater ensemble and writing and recording new music. He recently lived in Minneapolis where he was a private music instructor and session player. Education Berklee College of Music, Boston, MA Bachelor of Music, Professional Music, 1996 1986-2001, private study with: Jon Damian, Dean Magraw, Tim Sparks, Alan Johnston, Tony Hauser, Roy Hart Theater, Steve Carter, Charles Chapman, Rich Appelman, Adi Yeshaya, O. Nicholas Raths, Reynold Philipsek, and Peter Devine. Performances/Projects Mamashoe World Headquarters organic farm apprentice; Petersham, MA

80. Persoeiro: Mobius Translate this page Semana do 13 ó 19 de novembro august Ferdinand Möbius. http//www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/history/Mathematicians/mobius.html.Lista de persoeiros. http://www.udc.es/gallega2000/gal/pers_mobius.htm

Comité Galego do Ano Mundial das Matemáticas 2000 O persoeiro da semana Semana do 13 ó 19 de novembro August Ferdinand Möbius Naceu o 17 de novembro de 1790 en Schulpforta, Saxonia (hoxe Alemaña) e morreu o 26 de setembro de 1868 en Leipzig, Alemaña. Despois de estudiar na Universidade de Leipzig, Ferdinand Möbius trasládase a Göttingen, onde investigou en Matemáticas e Astronomía con Gauss e logo a Halle, para traballar baixo a dirección de Pfaff. Os intereses investigadores de Möbius discorreron entre a xeometría analítica e a topoloxía. O seu nome é recordado na actualidade, sobre todo, pola famosa banda de Möbius (a imaxen da dereita é unha composición ilustrativa do artista holandes M. C. Escher ) . É unha superficie en dúas dimensións que ten unha soa cara. Pode construírse en tres dimensións unindo os extremos dunha tira de papel rectangular, despois de xirar un deles 180 graos. Nesta banda pode trazarse unha liña continua que parta dun punto A, pase polo punto que aparentemente está do lado oposto de A e volva ó punto de partida. Podedes atopar máis información e imaxes sobre este persoeiro na páxina web: http://www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/history/Mathematicians/Mobius.html

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