TimmiT

I graduated with a degree in Mathematics, so naturally most of the professors who are familiar with my work ethic are math professors. Will getting my letters of recommendations from be a hindrance in applying for law school, given that those professors probably know nothing about law school?

My knowledge of jazz currently is limited to just the basics, like Miles Davis. Kind of Blue is my favorite album I've heard in the genre so far, with flamenco sketches being my favorite piece on that album. I'm not picky about the type of jazz either, so as long as it's something that you find interesting in the genre, or subgenre, I'm open to listening to it.

Long story short, I honestly had to guess an at least half of the logic games. I just panicked and was unable to come up with anything. Every other section I feel confident about, but I know I messed up the logic games.

This was my first time taking the lsat and I would hate to have to take it again in february and not be able to go to law school until 2016. What is my best course of action?

On my test runs I've been making about 157 on average, which is pretty poor, and its mostly the reading and logic games section which give me the most trouble. I usually miss out on an important detail while panicking over time. For people who've passed, what strategies have you used to help yourself deal with the time restraint?

Any help would be appreciated! Every example I've seen starts this way: A and B are connected. Assume X and Y are disjoint non empty open sets such that AUB=XUY. Since A and B both contain point x, x must either be in X or Y. Assume X. Then A intersect X is open. This is the part I dont get. Why must their intersection be open? We dont know that A is open.

I know the gh : h in H definition, but I dont understand what this implies. Why does the subgroup H of Z6 containing elements 0 through 3 have the coset 0,3 and 1,4?

I remember seeing it when I was very young, so it probably came out before the 2000's. There's a scene of a woman taking a shower, and the scene is played like someone is about to attack her, but instead it's just her boyfriend or something that scared her in the shower. She says "Oh Dino, it's you!" or "Oh Dino, you scared me!" something like that. I think the name was Dino, but I could be wrong. Also, nudity was shown, hence why I remember this scene so well.

On google about how half the page is ads now. And not just small ads, about a paragraph of text for each ad. It's the same with youtube and every and every other site I go to now. Also, sometimes when I click a link, even if its just a yahoo article or something, it takes me to an ad. It seems like all of this happened to me overnight. What is the issue here?

Zn (s)+H2SO4(aq)--> H2 (g)+ZnSO4 (aq)

It's from Jazz (We've Got), and these are the lyrics I don't understand

Then cool out to the music cos it makes you feel serene

With the birds and the bees and all those groovy things

Like getting stomach aches when you gotta go to work

Or staring into space when you're feeling berserk

I really like these lyrics a lot. I really relate to the "stomach aches when you gotta go to work" part, but from the previous bar he's giving a list of "groovy things", which means stomach aches and feeling berserk are supposed to be groovy things? I just never understood that.

Typically, when someone has a favorite band or artist, they embrace their body of work, or at least appreciate some albums that were shunned by the general public. Which album would this be for you? Why do you defend it?

For me it's King Crimson's "The Construktion of Light". A lot of people disliked the programmed drums and industrial sound, but I saw it as a natural progression of KC's experimental nature, and it still retained the unsettling tone they're known for.

The lyrics of the Cypress Hill song "Hand on the Pump" goes...

Sawed off shotgun, hand on the pump

Left hand on a 40, puffin' on a blunt

So his hands are already full with the shotgun and the 40...so is he just holding the blunt with his mouth or something? Then how would he be able to drink his 40 with the blunt in the way?

It keeps saying "Based on your answers to the dependency status questions, you are considered a dependent student". This is untrue. I recently got a job and moved into my own apartment. The only question I answered that I think could influence this is "As determined by a court in your state of legal residence, are you or were you an emancipated minor?". I answered no. I don't know what that means.

So is it just impossible for someone living on their own to get FAFSA? That's pretty retarded if that is the case.

You know, the one that sounds like a retard when he says " Insane in The Brain!" Or "How I could just kill a man!". No disrespect to Cypress Hill, but that background guy legitimately sounds retarded and its hilarious.

50 Cent seems to hold the monopoly on this. I'm curious if there's a rappers that's been shot 10+ times. Survival is not a requirement, but a plus.

If f is constant, I need to show that f is integrable with respect to any function g, and the integral of fdg from a to b is f(g(b)-g(a)). The trouble I'm having with this is how I'm given absolutely no information on g. Any ideas?

This is such an obvious simple proof but I'm stuck. I would assume you use induction, but thats starting to look complicated. Any ideas?

If a|d, b|d, and c|d, then abc|d iff abc<=d.

If this is correct, how can it be proven?