The OEIS 100K E-Party (Page 3)
Welcome to the e-party to celebrate the arrival of
the 100,000-th sequence
A100000!
This is also the 40-th anniversary of the birth of the database
(when I was a graduate student at Cornell in the 1960's).
Since thousands of people from all over the world
use the OEIS every day, a real party would be impossible.
So instead let's have an e-party!
Everyone who uses the OEIS is
invited to join!
Neil Sloane,
host
Highland Park, NJ, USA
Aug 12, 2004
Welcome to the party!
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Odimar Fabeny
Blumenau, Brazil
Sep 05, 2004
This encyclopedia is what we may call
an intelligent book. A reference for many
areas of knowledge. I love the OEIS.
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Lekraj Beedassy
Marseille, France, Mid-August, 2004
Cheers!! Glory to the Outstanding,
Exhaustive, Invaluable & Salutary
(OEIS) database towering the million
... and well beyond!
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Jon Low
Cherry Hill, NJ, USA
Sep 07, 2004
Thanks from all of us here at
Lockheed Martin
Advanced Technology Laboratories
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Jan Kristian Haugland
Bergen, Norway
in Manchester, UK, August 2003
You gotta fight...
for your right...
to paaaartyyyy!
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Richard Nowakowski
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Sep 07, 2004
I enjoyed the wine. I hope
the rest of the party was enjoyed by all!
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Al Arnold
Corpus Christi, Texas, USA
Sep 09, 2004
Thanks for the books
and a great web site!
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Richard Guy, John Conway, Elwyn Berlekamp
Taken by Klaus Peters in Phoenix, AZ, USA
Jan 07 2004
Richard comments: "I told you 40 years ago
not to start this, but you wouldn't listen!
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Jens Voß
By the Alster river,
Hamburg, Germany
Sep 10, 2004
Happy sequiversary!
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Wolfdieter Lang
Karlsruhe, Germany
Sep 10, 2004
To the OEIS: towards B000001!
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Hans Havermann
Toronto, Canada, Sep 12, 2004
We'll never look at numbers the same way:
Thank you for the organization!
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Axel Harvey
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Sep 11, 2004
Segue on!
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Vincenzo Origlio
Milano, Italy, Sep 13, 2004
To Neil, OEIS and SeqFans:
Happy 100k E-Party!
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T. D. Noe
Portland, OR, USA
Sep 13, 2004
Here's to one of the best sites on the web!
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Valery Liskovets
Minsk, Belarus, August 2002
To Your Sequency, and to
all the OEIS enthusiasts! Great!!
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a(1) = Jana Siagiova (Slovakia),
a(2) = Ian Wanless (Australia),
a(3) = Jozef Siran (Slovakia),
a(4) = Brendan McKay (Australia),
a(5) = Gi-Sang Cheon (South Korea and Australia).
Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, Sep 17, 2004
A congratulatory sequence of combinatorialists!
Keywords = more, hard, fini, nice.
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Mohammad K. Azarian
University of Evansville, IN, USA, Sep 20, 2004
Here's to a gloriously global effort!
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Jeremy Gardiner
Wales, Sep 20, 2004
Many congratulations on
reaching one hundred thousand!
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Sven Simon
Welzheim, Germany, Sep 21, 2004
Thanks Neil, for this professional
and international web resource!
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Eric Rains
Davis, CA, USA
Sep 23, 2004
Keep up the great work!
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Harvey Dubner
Oakland, NJ, USA, Sep 24, 2004
Holding "A Handbook of Integer Sequences" (1973)
Sincere congratulations to the author!
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