I like the Leibniz T-shirt - I have always enjoyed his writings. However, in his bio, the site makes a mistake regarding Calculus. Newton claimed to have "invented" calculus, and Leibniz claimed to have "discovered" calculus and considered Newton's claim of invention ridiculous, since, as Leibniz said, you can only discover mathematical relationships - you can not invent them, since they already exist whether discovered or not. To me, Leibniz was the better thinker and we use his notation today instead of Newton's. They both discovered calculus at about the same time, and Newton made sure that Leibniz would not be allowed to travel in England after that. However, Leibniz' argument for the necessity for the existence of a supreme being is circular and therefore meaningless. The only philosopher I like better is Kierkegaard. I am planning on making a lime pie tomorrow for Kevin's birthday, which is March 16. Lars

Just cats here .... but somehow they managed to buy me a very sweet card; my favorite dark chocolate/orange/almond bar from Aldis AND DH made pancakes for breakfast! :) All of the Best Wishes, Hugs and Happy Homes to Mums (of all sorts, kinds and varieties) here at GW! :) xxxx to All!

Nope, I completely missed it. Elery and I are building an island in the kitchen and my prep space is pretty much taken up with drills, hammers, tapcons, silicone adhesive. Maybe I could do a belated Pi(e) Day? I just really want to get this done before Easter, so no pie. Annie

And a happy Pi day right back to you. This is actually round Pi Day, since it's Pi rounded to 3.1416 (3-14-16). So any round pie is most appropriate!