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Exploring the Winners of the Fields Medal in Mathematics and Their Country Origins
Mathematics has long been a universal language, connecting minds across continents. The Fields Medal, often called the "Nobel Prize of Mathematics," honors exceptional mathematicians under 40 for outstanding achievements. This award not only celebrates individual brilliance but also reflects the global nature of mathematical talent. Where do these winners come from, and what paths do they follow after receiving this prestigious recognition? This post explores the countries th
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small h.
We learn about big H history in school Events that shape the world Great women and men placed At just the right moment Or making the...
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Night Light.
They are finally out The fireflies; I was wondering If they would skip a year; Yet the windless nights arrive Better late than never. I...
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Swiss Chard.
All my early years I remember my father tending his gardens. Because of his love of small scale farming I of necessity developed a taste...
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Vernal Equinox.
We know of its coming Each year a great clock Twirls hands across the sky, Mimicking the nature of surprise; One moment of dark and cold...
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Bubble tea.
Whilst living in Singapore in the 1990’s we became exposed to this wonderful drink: Bubble tea. It is a tea-based drink that originated...
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Origami.
Folding for Peace Begin with care Infinite choices A paper journey Fingers nimble One simple crease A fold with care Replace the thought...
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Dec 26, 20221 min read
portmanteau.
Language is an ever-changing thing. We have words that are, well, words and then words that are the result of blending two or more words...
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Dec 25, 20221 min read


Mote.
It depends On neighboring things Maybe a towering monolith A planet teeming with life Or a dot unnoticed casting no shadow. But size is a...
Michael Fenton
Dec 25, 20221 min read
Wrinkly Fingers.
On one of our numerous walks my daughter asked, “why do we get wrinkly fingers in water?” You would think something so commonplace would...
Michael Fenton
Dec 25, 20221 min read
Say it.
The instant you are told To not think of an elephant The beast appears Lumbering gray and wise. We are accidental magicians Quicksilver...
Michael Fenton
Jun 3, 20221 min read
Jumping Worms.
While on our walks in the warm days of spring and summer, my daughter and I will often see earthworms attempting to make their way across...
Michael Fenton
Apr 15, 20221 min read
Ricecapades
For those that read this rambling journal you may know that Pulling A Fenton (PAF) means taking the smallest and simplest act and...
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Dec 26, 20212 min read


Sweet Hawaiian Butter Mochi (Prep).
I am a huge fan of Mochi in general, and I used to make Hawaiian butter mochi by hand. Usually my hands are perfectly adapted to destroy...
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Oct 31, 20212 min read


Tinky The Cat.
We got him as a rescue some 17 years ago. A mixed breed striped cat, selected for his distinctive facial markings, white feet and,...
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Oct 12, 20213 min read
Chainsaw Neighborhood.
Open window breeze Soothes like a cool cloth Over fevered summer brow; A silent symphony of Of bright leaves And pastel birds. The quick...
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Sphere.
On the surface a horizon Casts sly glances your way; The same in every direction Receding at your touch Like magnetic forces And perfect...
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Inchworm and the Mouse(pad).
While working on this writing, I was forced to change the subject by the arrival of a small but noticeable guest. A tiny inchworm, much...
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Oubliette.
“Oubliette” is a French term derived from the verb “Oublier” which literally translates to “to forget”. The term describes a dungeon...
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