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Review Notebook of My Embarrassing Days

Everyone experiences trials and errors as one lives on one’s life. Those trials and errors become one of the memories of embarrassing moments. Despite one’s strong resolution to not do it again, it happens again. Just like we used to make review notes to find the correct answer, we might be able to get a brighter future through embarrassing moments. A math teacher gets chosen as an exam writer for College Scholastic Ability Test and attends a training camp. Between her first love and her ex-husband, she makes an amusing and sweet journey to try to find her own answer.

Review Notebook of My Embarrassing Days

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Fresh Market Dinners

Fresh Market Dinners is a travelling cooking series that takes us on a Canadian culinary journey from market to plate. In each half-hour episode, host Amanda Herrera brings us to local farmers markets, where she discovers local produce and artisanal products and learns more about the people who harvest the ingredients. Following her market adventure, Amanda drives her retro teardrop trailer to her fabulously cozy outdoor kitchen, where she cooks up inspiring recipes using the fresh food bounty she found that day. Nestled amongst nature’s best views, the Fresh Market Dinners cooking site is a picturesque outdoor setting perfect for preparing unique and easy seasonal dishes. Fresh Market Dinners is all about the love of fresh, local produce and craft products which inspire us to transform wholesome ingredients into a simple chic dinner. Ditch the grocery cart and join Amanda on her great gastronomic adventure.

Fresh Market Dinners

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The Queen of the Sciences: A History of Mathematics

The great scientist and mathematician Galileo Galilei noted that the book of nature "cannot be understood unless one first learns to comprehend the language and read the characters in which it is written. It is written in the language of mathematics, and its characters are triangles, circles, and other geometric figures, without which it is not humanly possible to understand a single word of it." For at least 4,000 years of recorded history, humans have engaged in the study of mathematics. Our progress in this field is a gripping narrative, a never-ending search for hidden patterns in numbers, a philosopher's quest for the ultimate meaning of mathematical relationships, a chronicle of amazing progress in practical fields like engineering and economics, and tales of astonishing scientific discoveries. An inquiring mind is all you need to embark on this supreme intellectual adventure which contains 24 lectures taught by Professor of Mathematics David M. Bressoud.

The Queen of the Sciences: A History of Mathematics

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