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	<title>Comments on: Square Root Day â€“ Mathematicians Everywhere Celebrate</title>
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		<title>By: SquirrelFinders</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Square Root Day rocks, but let&#039;s not forget Pi Day, March 14 (Pi = 3.14...), when people in Cambridge, MA go wild in the streets. I&#039;ve seen them bake cupcakes with single numerals on them so they could line them up and take Pi out to 500 decimal places. And that&#039;s just to feed the all-night group stringing together numbered beads for a necklace taking Pi out to 5,000 decimal places. I actually saw a guy in the wee hours point out that they missed a bead mid-way through, and the group took half the beads off to correct the mistake and finish the job right. Hey, it&#039;s MIT. Go figure.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Square Root Day rocks, but let&#8217;s not forget Pi Day, March 14 (Pi = 3.14&#8230;), when people in Cambridge, MA go wild in the streets. I&#8217;ve seen them bake cupcakes with single numerals on them so they could line them up and take Pi out to 500 decimal places. And that&#8217;s just to feed the all-night group stringing together numbered beads for a necklace taking Pi out to 5,000 decimal places. I actually saw a guy in the wee hours point out that they missed a bead mid-way through, and the group took half the beads off to correct the mistake and finish the job right. Hey, it&#8217;s MIT. Go figure.</p>
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