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Thank you Jenn for pointing that out.  I made a mistake when setting
it up.  The actual code is VRGX38KP

I apologize for any inconvenience I may have caused.

Dan Radin

--- In platonicsolids@yahoogroups.com, jennifer kurtz
<jenniyoungkurtz@...> wrote:
>
> Hey Dan,
>  
> I've entered the code and it says that it is not valid?  Is it all
caps or is there a space somewhere?
>  
> I'll try again later--they might just have a glitch in the system
>  
> Many thanks!
>  
> Jenn Kurtz
>  
>
>
> --- On Thu, 11/27/08, danradin <DanRadin@...> wrote:
>
> From: danradin <DanRadin@...>
> Subject: [platonicsolids] 40%-off Sale on "The Platonic Solids Book"
and "Platonic Solid Rock"
> To: platonicsolids@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Thursday, November 27, 2008, 2:11 PM
>
>
>
>
>
>
> I would like to thank you all for your participation in this group.
> Please let me show my gratitude by offering you a 40%-off discount on
> my new book, "The Platonic Solids Book." This offer is good through
> December 25. Up until that date, you can buy as many copies as you
> want at 40% off the retail price. To see a sample of the new book,
go to:
>
> www.platonicsolids. info/ThePlatonic SolidsBook. htm
>
> You can also order as many copies of the video "Platonic Solid
> Rock" as you want at 40% off. To get your discount, just enter the
> code: PSRCUS40 when you check out. I don't make any profit on this
> deal. At this point, it is more important for me to get as many
> copies as possible out for people to see.
>
> While you're at the site, which is www.platonicsolids. info ,
> don't forget to look at all of the other gift ideas.
>
> Enjoy the holidays!
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Dan Radin
>

I would like to thank you all for your participation in this group.
Please let me show my gratitude by offering you a 40%-off discount on
my new book, "The Platonic Solids Book."  This offer is good through
December 25.  Up until that date, you can buy as many copies as you
want at 40% off the retail price.  To see a sample of the new book, go to:

www.platonicsolids.info/ThePlatonicSolidsBook.htm

      You can also order as many copies of the video "Platonic Solid
Rock" as you want at 40% off.  To get your discount, just enter the
code: PSRCUS40 when you check out.  I don't make any profit on this
deal.  At this point, it is more important for me to get as many
copies as possible out for people to see.

      While you're at the site, which is www.platonicsolids.info ,
don't forget to look at all of the other gift ideas.

      Enjoy the holidays!

Sincerely,

Dan Radin

The 100-page full-color book derived from the video, Platonic Solid
Rock, has just been released!  For a free preview, visit the website,
www.PlatonicSolids.info .

Well, in my opinion, one of the biggest shortcomings of a definition
is that it is always based on several other definitions.  For instance
if you define a calf as a baby cow, now you need the definition of
baby and the definition of cow.  Is a sea cow a cow?  And even if you
agree on what a cow is in general, what is meant here?  Isn't a baby
bull a calf? Does that mean that a bull is a cow?  Also, how young
does an animal have to be to considered a baby?  So you see, any
definition assumes some understood terms.  And, no matter how specific
you try to be with a definition, it is always at least somewhat open
to interpretation.  Have I helped define some of the ways that
definitions fail?

--- In platonicsolids@yahoogroups.com, "eurciolo45" <eurciolo45@...>
wrote:
>
> I have a question on my homework that says explain how the
definition fails and in what
> experiences.
>
> please help me :)
>

I have a question on my homework that says explain how the definition fails and
in what
experiences.

please help me :)

Hi all,

      I thought I would let you know that I am in the middle proofing
what I hope is the final galley of The Platonic Solids Book, a 100-page
color-illustrated book about the Platonic solids.  The book will be
available on the website and through Amazon.com.

http://biogenesislab.blogspot.com/

I joined this group because my 6 year old son begged me to!  :-)  He
loves geometry--specifically he is passionate about the Platonic and
Archimedean solids.  He asks daily to construct them..,toothpicks and
gumdrops, paper, polydron set...

One of his favorite rewards for cleaning his room, etc is watching
Platonic Rock on youtube.  He found it all on his own :-).

His favorite 2 books right now are "Life of Fred--Geometry" and Daud
Sutton's "Platonic and Archimedean Solids."

He is begging to make circumspheres for his platonic solids!  YIPES!
I am an Pre-unemployment major (AKA English lit--Victorian Studies)
and joined in hopes that my little guy will know that there are
indeed others out there in the vast cosmos who love geometry as much
as he does.

Thanks!

Peace~ Jenn
(Reed's mom)

The www.PlatonicSolids.info website now has merchandise containing
polyhedral images for sale.  The collection of items and graphic
images will continue to grow over time.  In addition, I also have
plans to offer educational posters about the Platonic solids.  So
check back often.

Dan Radin

The Platonic Solid Rock DVD is now available in PAL format to work on
DVD players in Europe and Asia!  Go to www.PlatonicSolids.info for
details.

If you are looking for the new files, you may have trouble because I
moved them into their own folder so the link in the previous posts is
no longer correct.  However, you should have no problem finding them
if you check the Files link in the Platonic Solids discussion group.
The files do a thorough job analyzing the question of how many ways 8
cubes can be arranged and also pointing out some analogies with
molecular structures.

Dan Radin

Hello,

This email message is a notification to let you know that
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Hello,

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Hi Dan Radin,
    Glad you liked my files on the 8-cube question.
Please feel free to upload them to the group or to
share them with whomever.
                              Dan Suttin

--- danradin <DanRadin@...> wrote:

> Hi Dan Suttin,
>
>      I read your Word files.  Great work!  There's
> lots of interesting
> stuff there and great photos and other graphics.  I
> liked your final
> photos of the new oct-tet truss too!  I hope you
> will upload the Word
> files to this group so other people can read them.
>
> Dan Radin
>



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Hi Dan Suttin,

      I read your Word files.  Great work!  There's lots of interesting
stuff there and great photos and other graphics.  I liked your final
photos of the new oct-tet truss too!  I hope you will upload the Word
files to this group so other people can read them.

Dan Radin

--- In platonicsolids@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Suttin
<homespun4homeschoolers@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Dan,
>    I posted the question to 4 math groups, and I got
> replies from 2 of them.  The answer is 6,922.  My
> write-up turned into 2 new Word files.  Let me know if
> you would like me to e-mail them to you off list.  I
> think you would find them quite interesting.
>            OCTA-TETRA Dan
>
> --- danradin <DanRadin@...> wrote:
>
> > That's an interesting question.  I'll be curious to
> > hear what you find
> > out and/or figure out.
> >
> > --- In platonicsolids@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Suttin
> > <homespun4homeschoolers@> wrote:
> > >
> > >    I recently attended a teacher workshop on math
> > > manipulatives.  One of the activities was to
> > figure
> > > out how many geometrically "unique" ways 8 cubes
> > can
> > > be arranged with face-to-face connections.  I have
> > > begun to catalog my results including the chiral
> > > (mirror-image)examples.
> > >    My question is:  Does there exist any kind of
> > > theorem for such an exercise that gives the total
> > > nuber of possibilities?
> > >               Will appreceiate any responses.
> > >               Dan Suttin
>
>
>
>
>
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Hi Dan,

      Yes, please mail me your Word files.  I would love to read them.
  I'm amazed at how high a number the answer is.

Dan


--- In platonicsolids@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Suttin
<homespun4homeschoolers@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Dan,
>    I posted the question to 4 math groups, and I got
> replies from 2 of them.  The answer is 6,922.  My
> write-up turned into 2 new Word files.  Let me know if
> you would like me to e-mail them to you off list.  I
> think you would find them quite interesting.
>            OCTA-TETRA Dan
>
> --- danradin <DanRadin@...> wrote:
>
> > That's an interesting question.  I'll be curious to
> > hear what you find
> > out and/or figure out.
> >
> > --- In platonicsolids@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Suttin
> > <homespun4homeschoolers@> wrote:
> > >
> > >    I recently attended a teacher workshop on math
> > > manipulatives.  One of the activities was to
> > figure
> > > out how many geometrically "unique" ways 8 cubes
> > can
> > > be arranged with face-to-face connections.  I have
> > > begun to catalog my results including the chiral
> > > (mirror-image)examples.
> > >    My question is:  Does there exist any kind of
> > > theorem for such an exercise that gives the total
> > > nuber of possibilities?
> > >               Will appreceiate any responses.
> > >               Dan Suttin
>
>
>
>
>
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Hi Dan,
    I posted the question to 4 math groups, and I got
replies from 2 of them.  The answer is 6,922.  My
write-up turned into 2 new Word files.  Let me know if
you would like me to e-mail them to you off list.  I
think you would find them quite interesting.
            OCTA-TETRA Dan

--- danradin <DanRadin@...> wrote:

> That's an interesting question.  I'll be curious to
> hear what you find
> out and/or figure out.
>
> --- In platonicsolids@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Suttin
> <homespun4homeschoolers@...> wrote:
> >
> >    I recently attended a teacher workshop on math
> > manipulatives.  One of the activities was to
> figure
> > out how many geometrically "unique" ways 8 cubes
> can
> > be arranged with face-to-face connections.  I have
> > begun to catalog my results including the chiral
> > (mirror-image)examples.
> >    My question is:  Does there exist any kind of
> > theorem for such an exercise that gives the total
> > nuber of possibilities?
> >               Will appreceiate any responses.
> >               Dan Suttin




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Hey everybody, I just published new lesson plans on the site.  I'd
love any feedback anyone has.

That's an interesting question.  I'll be curious to hear what you find
out and/or figure out.

--- In platonicsolids@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Suttin
<homespun4homeschoolers@...> wrote:
>
>    I recently attended a teacher workshop on math
> manipulatives.  One of the activities was to figure
> out how many geometrically "unique" ways 8 cubes can
> be arranged with face-to-face connections.  I have
> begun to catalog my results including the chiral
> (mirror-image)examples.
>    My question is:  Does there exist any kind of
> theorem for such an exercise that gives the total
> nuber of possibilities?
>               Will appreceiate any responses.
>               Dan Suttin
>
>
>
>
>
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I recently attended a teacher workshop on math
manipulatives.  One of the activities was to figure
out how many geometrically "unique" ways 8 cubes can
be arranged with face-to-face connections.  I have
begun to catalog my results including the chiral
(mirror-image)examples.
    My question is:  Does there exist any kind of
theorem for such an exercise that gives the total
nuber of possibilities?
               Will appreceiate any responses.
               Dan Suttin




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Hey everybody,

      The computer-animated video, Platonic Solid Rock, has finally
been released for sale!  Check it out at www.PlatonicSolids.info

Dan Radin,
     It will be interesting to see who joins your group
and what develops.
     Yes, please do include link to OCTA-TETRA on your
site.
     Let me know if you would like to begin to receive
the files of the OCTA-TETRA Instruction Booklet by
e-mail.  I send them for Free to whoever would like
them.
                     "Uncle Dan"

--- danradin <DanRadin@...> wrote:

> Hi Uncle Dan,
>
>      I think we're up three and growing!  Thanks for
> sharing your octa-tetra site.  Would you mind if I
include a link to it in www.PlatonicSolids.info?
>
> Dan Radin
>

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Hi Uncle Dan,

      I think we're up three and growing!  Thanks for sharing your
octa-tetra site.  Would you mind if I include a link to it in
www.PlatonicSolids.info?

Dan Radin

--- In platonicsolids@yahoogroups.com, "Dan Suttin"
<homespun4homeschoolers@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Daniel,
>    I saw your post on MathingOff, have visited your site, and from
> there come to join your group.  So now there is just the two of us,
> but no doubt it will grow.
>    Please visit my web site and check out all the pages in the
> OCTA-TETRA section.
>          http://www.homespun4homeschoolers.com
> Looking forward to communicating with you more.
>                               "Uncle Dan"
> _________________________________________________________________
>         Hot News: October 2006 -- The OCTA-TETRA Construction Set has
> been reviewed by Kris Price of "The Old Schoolhouse Magazine".  The
> review will eventually be up on the TOS site, but now is accessible on
> Kris' "homeschool blogger".  Scroll down at:
> http://homeschoolblogger.com/ClassicalEducation4Me/209028
>         Hotter News:  December 2006 � OCTA-TETRA reviewed by Cindy
> Prechtel of "Home Schooling from the Heart".
> http://www.homeschoolingfromtheheart.com/www/hsreviews/octatetra.html
>
>
>
> --- In platonicsolids@yahoogroups.com, "danradin" <DanRadin@> wrote:
> >
> > Welcome to the Platonic Solids Discussion Group!  Be sure to check out
> > the associated website, www.PlatonicSolids.info if you haven't yet.
> > It's full of lots of great resources on the Platonic solids.  There
> > are animated GIFs, hi-resolution graphics, desktop wallpaper, paper
> > polyhedron plans, polyhedral origami, a polyhedral screenplay, great
> > links to other resources, and a computer-animated video call Platonic
> > Solid Rock.
> >
>

Hi Daniel,
    I saw your post on MathingOff, have visited your site, and from
there come to join your group.  So now there is just the two of us,
but no doubt it will grow.
    Please visit my web site and check out all the pages in the
OCTA-TETRA section.
          http://www.homespun4homeschoolers.com
Looking forward to communicating with you more.
                               "Uncle Dan"
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Kris' "homeschool blogger".  Scroll down at:
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         Hotter News:  December 2006 – OCTA-TETRA reviewed by Cindy
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--- In platonicsolids@yahoogroups.com, "danradin" <DanRadin@...> wrote:
>
> Welcome to the Platonic Solids Discussion Group!  Be sure to check out
> the associated website, www.PlatonicSolids.info if you haven't yet.
> It's full of lots of great resources on the Platonic solids.  There
> are animated GIFs, hi-resolution graphics, desktop wallpaper, paper
> polyhedron plans, polyhedral origami, a polyhedral screenplay, great
> links to other resources, and a computer-animated video call Platonic
> Solid Rock.
>

Welcome to the Platonic Solids Discussion Group!  Be sure to check out
the associated website, www.PlatonicSolids.info if you haven't yet.
It's full of lots of great resources on the Platonic solids.  There
are animated GIFs, hi-resolution graphics, desktop wallpaper, paper
polyhedron plans, polyhedral origami, a polyhedral screenplay, great
links to other resources, and a computer-animated video call Platonic
Solid Rock.