RIP

[pineapplemike]

Damn what the hell, Hybrid Theory and Meteora were my shit back when they released. Bummer

[Okeefenokee]

Maryam Mirzakhani

The 40-year-old mathematician, a professor at Stanford University, was the first Iranian woman elected to the US National Academy of Sciences (NAS) in May 2016, in recognition of her “distinguished and continuing achievement in original research.”

With past honorees, including renowned physicist Albert Einstein, and inventors Thomas Edison, and Alexander Graham Bell, being a member of the organization is considered to be as one of the highest achievements for scientists in the United States, according to Press TV.

Born in 1977 in Tehran, Mirzakhani was raised in the Iranian capital. As a brilliant teenager, she won gold medals in both the International Mathematical Olympiad (Hong Kong 1994), in which she scored 41 out of 42 points, and the International Mathematical Olympiad (Canada 1995) with a perfect score of 42 out of 42 points, ranking her first jointly with 14 other participants.

The math genius received her Bachelor of Science in mathematics from Iran’s prestigious Sharif University of Technology in 1999. She later went to the US to further her education, earning a PhD degree in mathematics from Harvard University in 2004.

She became full professor of mathematics at the age of 31 in 2008 at Stanford University where she is currently lecturing.

Mirzakhani received Blumenthal Award from the American Mathematical Society in 2009. She was also awarded the 2013 biennial Ruth Lyttle Satter Prize in Mathematics by the American Mathematical Society, and garnered the 2014 Clay Research Award from the Clay Mathematics Institute.

But the most important of all her awards was the 2014 Fields Medal that she won in recognition of her contributions to the understanding of the symmetry of curved surfaces. This medal, commonly viewed as the highest honor a mathematician can receive, is given every four years to mathematicians under the age of 40, by the International Congress of the International Mathematical Union (IMU).
http://ifpnews.com/exclusive/iran-math- ... ie-cancer/

I had to do a project about her back in the fall. Good luck trying to understand, let alone explain a 21st century discovery in mathematics.

[Fife]

Maryam Mirzakhani

The 40-year-old mathematician, a professor at Stanford University, was the first Iranian woman elected to the US National Academy of Sciences (NAS) in May 2016, in recognition of her “distinguished and continuing achievement in original research.”

With past honorees, including renowned physicist Albert Einstein, and inventors Thomas Edison, and Alexander Graham Bell, being a member of the organization is considered to be as one of the highest achievements for scientists in the United States, according to Press TV.

Born in 1977 in Tehran, Mirzakhani was raised in the Iranian capital. As a brilliant teenager, she won gold medals in both the International Mathematical Olympiad (Hong Kong 1994), in which she scored 41 out of 42 points, and the International Mathematical Olympiad (Canada 1995) with a perfect score of 42 out of 42 points, ranking her first jointly with 14 other participants.

The math genius received her Bachelor of Science in mathematics from Iran’s prestigious Sharif University of Technology in 1999. She later went to the US to further her education, earning a PhD degree in mathematics from Harvard University in 2004.

She became full professor of mathematics at the age of 31 in 2008 at Stanford University where she is currently lecturing.

Mirzakhani received Blumenthal Award from the American Mathematical Society in 2009. She was also awarded the 2013 biennial Ruth Lyttle Satter Prize in Mathematics by the American Mathematical Society, and garnered the 2014 Clay Research Award from the Clay Mathematics Institute.

But the most important of all her awards was the 2014 Fields Medal that she won in recognition of her contributions to the understanding of the symmetry of curved surfaces. This medal, commonly viewed as the highest honor a mathematician can receive, is given every four years to mathematicians under the age of 40, by the International Congress of the International Mathematical Union (IMU).
http://ifpnews.com/exclusive/iran-math- ... ie-cancer/

I had to do a project about her back in the fall. Good luck trying to understand, let alone explain a 21st century discovery in mathematics.

Good luck indeed even trying to explain to the current year world what the Fields Medal is about. I don't know what she did to receive the award, but I know a little about how magnificently large what a person must discover to get it is. She's gone, but we can assume that her impact will live on for a long long time for that reason alone.

[The Conservative]

He has six kids.

What a selfish crybaby, leaving them to grow up without a father.

Press S to spit on grave

S

https://twitter.com/chesterbe/status/675374464058589184

http://tmz.com/2017/07/20/linkin-park-s ... s-suicide/

My sister's husband did the same thing a week after my son was born. I had to go to the asshole's funeral. I wanted to kick the casket off it's pedestal and kick his decapitated head up and down the isle.

So my answer is 5.

[heydaralon]

New unreleased lyrics from meteora:
The Numb track 13 renix (Hung):
IVE! become so HUNG! I cant breathe any AIR!
I feel so tired rope touching my HAIR! Im becoming DEAD! All I want to DO! Is be found swinging! In my own BEDROOM!

[heydaralon]

Cant you see that yourl're strangling me? Holding so tightly losing my bowel control. Cause everything that you thought I would e choking to death in my bedroom.

Hung on the nylon rope
Just hung on the nylon rope

[Ex-California]

We can't add McCain to this thread fast enough

[Hastur]

He has six kids.

What a selfish crybaby, leaving them to grow up without a father.

Press S to spit on grave

S

https://twitter.com/chesterbe/status/675374464058589184

http://tmz.com/2017/07/20/linkin-park-s ... s-suicide/

Fucking copycat douchebag to the last. Hanging himself on Chris Cornel's birthday. What a sick fuck. The sorry ass sung at Chris's funeral. Must have been an inspiration.

[Okeefenokee]

I didn't know Cornell offed himself too.

[Hastur]

I didn't know Cornell offed himself too.

Another victim to anti depressants side effects.