- Reading the Comics, July 23, 2016: Familiar Friends Week Edition, last Sunday's roundup of the none too many comics from the week before.
- Something To Read: Galton Boards, in my role of pointer-out of other people's stuff.
- Theorem Thursday: Tutte’s Theorem, Magic, And Happy Endings as I reach the official end of my Theorem Thursday project with a theorem I just learned about in time to write up.
- Reading the Comics, July 30, 2016: Learning Tools Edition, in which I say what I really feel about base seven and don't care who hears it.
That was my mathematics blog this past week. After I mention the RSS feed, I'll share the last round of pictures from AnthrOhio's Sunday closing:
The convention dissolves into a mass of people wearing tails and carrying Faygo. Faygo isn't the official con drink, the way it is at Motor City Fur[ry] Con, but it's there, if you're watching. It's there.
bunny_hugger striding past one of the trees used to let fursuits air out. This was in the room adjacent to closing ceremonies and I'm not sure why; there wasn't the mechanism to force air through the pipes and into hung suits. Maybe it had been taken out for people who needed a few moment's rest.
Don't judge me.
This says it all. AnthrOhio really shuts down Sunday nights, with only a massive Nerf battle going on at the hotel. It's almost spooky how fast it can evaporate.
Is the scene three hours after the end of the convention, or three hours after the furry rapture? You make the call.
Trivia: Before Muhammad, the desert Arabs used a lunisolar calendar, the keeping of which was the responsibility of the Kinana tribe. Source: Mapping Time: The Calendar and its History, EG Richards.
Currently Reading: The Sea Fairies, L Frank Baum.
