this isnt a rl trade iso just to set that straight.

Im looking for a specific type of calender. One of those ones where each day you take a page off and it has something new on it. But it has to be calculus based. looking for an interesting way to remember all my reduction and integration formulas etc etc. If anyone knows of anything remotely close to this a link would be greatly appreciated. Ive tried google and didnt turn up much. already posted in donor forum as well

thanks all

im not sure what the point of this is? why not just hang your equations next to the calendar?

This post was edited by carteblanche on Oct 20 2013 05:18pm

trying to look at them all at once and memorizing them is boring. Like i said, looking for an interesting way to keep up with them and remember them. one a day is def doable and useful

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key word was interesting way. thats the point of it.

This post was edited by tidus_ffx2 on Oct 20 2013 05:34pm

How about using a calendar creator program? Type in something for each day. Print them out, cut to size, and stack them up. Go to an office supply store and buy padding compound to make it into a "tear-off" thinger and you'd have it. Also, taking the time to type them all up would reinforce your learning.

more than likely i will end up doing this, as i doubt theres anything else out there

Yeah, I think it's simply too esoteric for a printing company to want to market.

i had the same thought while i was going through 10+ different google searches. However, i thought if i had any chance of finding one then jsp would be my best bet.

Do the other way round :
find a blank calendar, and each day write down a formulae on the current page.

heh take a big ass table of integrals and put one on each day.

the only math related calendar i know of: http://www.aamt.edu.au/Webshop/Entire-catalogue/Problem-Pictures-Calendars

but doesn't look like what you are looking for