The Fibonacci sequence, named after a 13th Century Italian mathematician, is a sequence of numbers in which every third number is the sum of the previous two numbers. This ring and others like it by Etsy seller Holmes Craft is an homage to that mathematical sequence in that the beads are organized according to the first four Fibonacci numbers.
Link via Technabob | Math Explanation | Photo: Holmes Craft
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Ted- I wouldn't call heart problems and diabetes laziness...
After years of fighting with the USPS about requesting non-delivery of the "pizza papers", I discovered a database of their regulations. I used the USPS own rules and regulations against them to stop getting the "pizza papers" in my box. They didn't take it well though.
The employees did not even know of this rule. I am betting that he did not know of it either. If he had, he probably would have told the people on his route about it.
More power to ya buddy
Plus, I bet if you supporters were the business owners who paid money to create these ads, you would be upset.
I think it was because he was lazy and not for the good of it all, because as Ali stated he could have put these ads in a recycling bin.
Frau, if you figured a way to keep the stuff that annoys you out of your mailbox with the legalese of the USPS, that is fabulous! Share with others, please! My own personal pet peeve is people other than my carrier slipping stuff into my mailbox. I find that many religious organizations are prone to doing that, and I've complained formally about it. People put strange things in the mail. Every spring brings baby chickens, ducks, and bees. Once a full grown peacock went through our local PO. How would you like to deliver that?
Doing something "wrong" is sometimes necessary to get a point across, and if he were my mailman, I would have definitely stood up for him.
I still call laziness. That's not pointing out the rules like a five-year-old. That's just stating the obvious.
yeah like a Zombie is alive.