08-401/Class Photo: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 12:07, 24 January 2008

Our class on Janury 23, 2007:

Class Photo: click to enlarge

Please identify yourself in this photo! There are two ways to do that:

Log in to this Wiki and edit this page. Put your name, userid, email address and location in the picture in the alphabetical list below.
Send Dror an email message with this information.

The first option is more fun but less private.

If you are not in the photo, Dror can take your picture some other time and stitch you in.

First name	Last name	UserID	Email	In the photo	Comments
Dror	Bar-Natan	Drorbn	drorbn @ math.toronto.edu	facing everybody, as the photographer	Take this entry as a model and leave it first. Otherwise alphabetize by last name. Feel free to leave some fields blank
Sorin	Constantinescu	Sorin.c	first_name.last_name @ utoronto.ca	Sixth person from the right, blue striped dress shirt.	If my shirt was red, I would look like Spiderman (sorta).
Amir	Gershon	LeoDaVinci	amir.gershon @ utoronto.ca	Really tall bearded guy, back row, fourth from the right in the bright red shirt.	$N=q^{\alpha }p_{1}^{2e_{1}}\ldots p_{k}^{2e_{k}},$ ${\alpha }\equiv 1{\pmod {4}}$
Kemei	Lan	Lankemei2002	lankemei2002@yahoo.com	2nd from the left with black short hair	this is fun!
Oak	Sansern	Hamlet	oak.sansern @ utoronto.ca	front row, 1st from the projector in white--looking too tired for eve class	seriously? maybe later =)
Tony	Yiu	Tonytastic	tony.yiu @ utoronto.ca	Asian guy, left of the middle wearing blue	Chuck Norris can divide by zero

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+{{Photo Entry|last=Lan|first=Kemei|userid=Lankemei2002|email=lankemei2002@yahoo.com|location=2nd from the left with black short hair|comments= this is fun!}}
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 {{Photo Entry|last=Yiu|first=Tony|userid=Tonytastic|email=tony.yiu @ utoronto.ca|location=Asian guy, left of the middle wearing blue|comments=Chuck Norris can divide by zero}}
-{{Photo Entry|last=Lan|first=Kemei|userid=Lankemei2002|email=lankemei2002@yahoo.com|location=2nd from the left with black short hair|comments= this is fun!}}
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