Ah, ok. That seems to be a valid point.

I live in Washington state, though that coloring is pretty common in boxers.

Lol.

Complex analysis is REALLY interesting imo. Real analysis can get kinda clunky in that differentiability, integrability, and analyticity, etc. are all separate things, but when you extend functions to the complex plane they all become synonymous. There are a lot of cool things like that. I don't know what parts of it would be useful for ChemE (besides the process control aspect), but it's been pretty invaluable for me in understanding Laplace and Fourier transforms and linear systems theory.

Real analysis is also good, but you don't get to the good stuff until much later, like with measure theory, Lp spaces, etc. (even then, only useful if you're into theory, like me!) Complex analysis will probably seem more useful right off the bat.

Im assuming it has to do with rocketry. The first two are vaguely aerodynamic, and the second two are distantly related to rocket fuels.

One would think, but the opposite is often true. People who really starved and later on doing well in business have sometimes the "didn't get any help" pride...

Sorry! I forgot I seen this. Its from the right hand corner from a very old painting. If I remember the name or find the whole image I will link it

I find it interesting that the part about the trailer is the only part of my post you're disputing.

I was joking

Cleveland...which is the bigger metro

No biggie

Her name bro, and state and town would be handy also, or facebook link, just for lurking purposes and maybe if you tell the truth yes or no.

which one? what can you tell about her?

City planning

Yeah I know, I'm not seeing it though. I can see her being 17, but 16 and under...not really.

Thanks!

If it's this Mass Effect, then, no, I'm not familiar with it.

I'm not a pc gamer; my 'gaming' is done in 'real life' ;-)

Multivariable

In my eyes you won the thread

I was just waiting for this comment to show up :D