NPR: Happy Pi Minute!

Happy Pi Minute!

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Almost to the second!

3.14159. You do the math.

Tricia McKinney

2:24 PM ET | 03-14-2008 | permalink

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Actually the math says the picture should be at 1:59.26 so you are early by 25 seconds. Boo-ya!

But seriously, I ain't mad at ya. Ian looks so excited - I would never want to take away from that. ;)

Sent by Summer | 3:01 PM ET | 03-14-2008

The way I look at it (call me Captain Pedantic) the shot was 25 seconds early or 12 hours late. On the other hand the guy in the shot looks like he'd be really fun to have a beer with.

Sent by Dave Wiley | 3:06 PM ET | 03-14-2008

Argh. I only went to five decimal places. Now I'm sad.

Sent by Tricia, NPR | 3:14 PM ET | 03-14-2008

dear bpp-

i love your show on sirius radio. please, i would like to download the hauntingly beautiful "pi" song that you created for last friday's show. do you have the wave file on the web?

thank you, james

Sent by james dobbins | 9:29 PM ET | 03-20-2008

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