[seqfan] Re: Sequence of the Day today: A020988

[Alonso Del Arte]

Happy birthday, Neil!

It's quite of a coincidence, actually: it was on Thursday when announcing
Dean Robert Thomas's birthday that Prof. John Brender used the term "perfect
binary day" to refer to the today's date.

Charles, you make quite a few good points. The testing period may reveal
that a small bureaucratic apparatus might not be such a bad thing for this
purpose. Also, someone else suggested each Associate Editor think about a
sequence they would choose when their turn came; after all, I did have a
couple of days to think about the first one.

Al

On Sun, Oct 10, 2010 at 11:12 AM, Harvey P. Dale <hpd1 at nyu.edu> wrote:

> Neil:
>
>        I guess that makes 71 a triply-perfect number. :-)
>
>        Best,
>
>        Harvey
>
>
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> Subject: [seqfan] Re: Sequence of the Day today: A020988
>
> Al said
> > I have chosen A020998 for the first Sequence
> of the Day (I could have chosen A163662)
>
> I guess you mean A020988. The trouble is, it isn't an
> especially interesting sequence! Still, I like the idea of
> a "sequence of the day". When the wiki is finished we
> could implement this.
>
> BTW, 10/10/10 is my 71st b'day.
>
>  Best regards
>                         Neil
>
>
>
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