September trips and events

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So apparently Sailor isn't allowed to come out and Cruise In The Woods. I guess someone got a hold of his wood.

Anyone other than Enigma interested in this one? I know Jeff, you are a definite maybe.

How about Justin? Not like you are going to be working by then.

Maybe I will just take my kids there as a school function.
 
Mat,
I am leaving Poco on Friday afternoon. Want to make a convoy and tank up at Whatcom or what have you?
J
 
I think I'd better sit this one out. Clutch issues :(
 
Ok, I'm back in. So long as you are willing to tow me home ;)
 
Crap, I'm out. Went back to school and it turns out that pre-calculus is a bit more demanding than anticipated. It's been way too long since I've studied it and it's not coming back very easily. So I need all the time available to relearn it. Hope the even goes well and the trip is a blast. Take pics for the magazine for me ;)
 
It's been mathematically proven that studying calculus around a campfire is greatly beneficial to it's learning retention. The constant rates of change and slopes of curves of a roaring campfire have been statistically proven to match the fundamental notions of convergence of infinite sequences and infinite series.
 
and I thought you were going to discuss the curve or arch of the motion of lifting a beer to the mouth


That's Fluid Dynamics. But still can be taught around a campfire.
 
Anyone still planning on leaving for Coalmont/Whipsaw Friday evening? I'm hoping to duck out of work a little early, but still wouldn't be leaving the house until 1700 at the earliest. It's about 3.5 to 4 hours to Coalmont from Pitt.
 
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