Eclectic Views

    
Today is the rest of someone's life, might as well tell us about Today!
  

    

I just ran a topic find for 'today' and it filled 19 screens.

If you saw it, did it, want to share it, post it here.
  

    

Well, then: TODAY I spent time with a friend strolling from Chestnut Steet
to Walnut Street in Philadelphia. Today was the very first time the stroll
there was romantic for me.  Aahhhhhhhh.
  

    
TODAY I finally got off my butt and took a beautiful walk into the
hills. Gorgeous, gorgeous. And I was so glad, because once I drove into
the city, the rain was pizzling down, and it was grey again.

(viv was out with "a friend". mm-hmmm. uh-HUH!)
  

    

Hey!  Shouldn't there be a little more detail to #2?  Some of us WANT
this story.
  

    

heh heh heh
  

    

TOday, viv and her ahhhhh friend are like, hmmm, getting ready to venture
out in the rain for some donuts!
  

    
Picked up our daughter from LaGuardia at 8 AM. She took a red eye from
Phoenix, leaving at 11:59 PM, perhaps the last flight leaving under
non-baggae search conditions.
  

    
Mmmmmm.
Friends and donuts.
It's a wonderful world....
  

    

today is <scarlet>'s 10th Well Anniversary!!
  

    
TODAY is the second Monday of the week. I'm a little cranky about this. 
However, tomorrow is the second Friday of the week, so I guess it evens 
out.
  

    

I just want to note here that today is 01-02-03.
  

    
What a missed opportunity to post at 04:05am!
  

    
I would also like to point at that today's date is entirel prime numbers.
  

    

For some reason, today's date, 01-02-03, keeps reminding me of Lawrence
Welk.
  

    
zero's not prime.
  

    

But 1 and 2 and 2003 are.
  

    
Is 1 technically a prime number?  I seem to remember that although it
appears prime it has some other identity in relation to prime numbers.
  

    
I think it's just cool that 2003 is a prime number really.
  

    
I liked that 2002 was a palindrome.
  

    
2002 could also be read the same upside down (rotated, not reflected),
like 1961, if you used those seven-segment digital readouts.  The next
such year will be 2112.

2005 in seven-segment digits will be mirror-image symmetrical.
  

    
1 is not a prime, by definition. If it were composite numbers would
not have a unique factorization, and we all know what that would mean. 
  

    
"A composite number is one whose factors are only itself and one."

Voila - 1 is prime.
  

    
Why is the number one not prime?

http://www.utm.edu/research/primes/notes/faq/one.html
  

    
1 is not a prime to avoid degenerate solutions to factorization problems.
  

    
Many thanks, mrw.