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So much of our lives relies on chance, but computers aren't very good at "chance" (despite appearances, sometimes!) So how do you get a "true" random number? By going here. The Introduction on this Irish site gives a good explanation on why it's important. From This is True for 14 March 2004 Suggestions for further reading:
 by Dr. Seuss, Theodor Seuss Geisel Amazon Price: $4.95 Customer Review: Who can honestly say they don't like Dr. Seuss?? (Okay - maybe a few can...). But, every kid I have ever known, big or small, loves this book ~ and I am one of them. It's fun, colorful, goofy and can be read over and over again without getting stale....  Amazon Price: $8.63 Customer Review: My 2 yr. old grandson just loves Thomas the Tank Engines. He loves to lift the little windows and peek inside. He wants me to read it over and over. I total recommend this book.  by Dr. Seuss Amazon Price: $7.99 Customer Review: Our one-year-old daughter loves this book. She likes the little fish on top and likes the brightly-colored fish throughout the book. However, my husband and I are disappointed by the lack of creativity ("red fish, blue fish" next page: "black fish,...  by Charles Ghigna Amazon Price: $3.99 Customer Review: First of all, those in the know will have to get past the fact that despite the meaning of its name, a centipede tends NOT to have 100 feet. Those who can are certain to enjoy this simple story about shoes, feet and multiples of 100. Fortunately, the...  by Frank Murphy Amazon Price: $3.99 Customer Review: After reading the book on Lincoln's hat and Washington and his dogs, I looked forward to this book. Unfortunately, someone made the decision to make it "cool" and the language is not what I'm teaching my son. Old Ben was many things, but I think the ... Newsfeed display by CaRP |
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