Yes, math creates a difficulty for students of all ages and backgrounds. That includes the engineers, computer scientists, and physicists of the world. It is not as if we have had a free pass at mathematics because of the way our brain is wired. While it may have been simpler, I do not know anyone for whom calculus came easily at first. We all were forced to think, and to think hard, to come up with some reasoning for higher mathematics that makes sense to us. The whole point of studying mathematics beyond the basic principles is to exercise that part of our minds that must stretch to grasp a concept that is not present in day to day activities.This is why our first mathematicians were not mathematicians at all. They were Philolosophers.

Indeed, I've preformed Sleep myself and have heard this one preformed before. I was expecting a different piece when I played the video. Not that I'm disappointed however, both are beautiful pieces, and it was really amazing to see something like this actually work out. As one without the time available to practice with a real choir anymore, this would be a great way to get to sing with others.

place two terminals on the far sides of the building then for every new task switch terminals and run between them! Work harder not smarter!

Man, I'm glad I made this treasure map to where my best dog ever was buried. Now I just wonder if the current residents will mind me digging up the yard...

I only know that when toddler stage comes around my kids aren't getting a plastic oven with little pots and pans; there's a fisher-price lathe in my kid's future.