by Helen Herimbi
In Numb3rs, Krumholtz plays Charlie Eppes, a
mathematician whose smarts meet the streets when he is recruited by his
brother (who is an FBI agent) to help solve federal cases using maths.
One would expect a four-eyes, retainer-wearing, sloppy-looking kid to
play this nerdy character, but Krumholtz has managed to pull it off
with panache.
"I don't ... more »
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Just Like The CBS Drama "NUMB3ERS": Police Use Math to Crack The Case
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on Sat 21 Jun 2008 07:54 AM MST
Don't say Math isn't useful. Tonight police crack a case. The crime is solved by crunching numbers. More than 50 victims are getting their stolen property back tonight after Port St. Lucie Police bust teens they suspect are responsible for a rash of car break-ins. Police say the arrests were made possible after crime analysts crunched numbers. The analysts forecast hot ... more » Thursday, June 19
Chris Ferguson - Do The Math - an interview (19.06.2008)
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on Thu 19 Jun 2008 08:01 AM MST
Autor/Erfasser
externe Quelle With three finals in four years, and now a first-place finish, Chris Ferguson is the Wednesday, June 18
CMU Student Develops Picture Location Technology
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on Wed 18 Jun 2008 08:10 AM MST
ink: CMU.eduPITTSBURGH (KDKA) ― A Carnegie Mellon University graduate student and his professor are working on some breakthrough technology.They say they are developing a computer program that would be able to identify the location in a photograph it has never been exposed to before. The technology is still in its infancy, but the idea is to be able ... more » Thursday, June 12
David Krumholtz Talks About Numb3rs
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on Thu 12 Jun 2008 08:41 AM MST
by Lisa Finnegan on June 12th, 2008
mage copyright Lisa Finnegan David Krumholtz has played everything from a sarcastic elf to a mouth-foaming psychopath on a terrifying episode of ER. He has finally found a home on his first hit series playing a genius crime-solving mathematician on Numb3rs. Krumholtz sat down with b5media at the 2008 Monte-Carlo Television Festival. Are ... more »  1 AttachmentsWednesday, May 14
NUMB3RS Comes to ISPCON --- And Your Data Center
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on Wed 14 May 2008 06:45 AM MST
Possibly you have seen the TV drama NUMB3RS (CBS Friday) and met Charlie Eppes. He is that ex-child prodigy that riddles off obscure math theories and saves the day for the FBI and that guy from Northern Exposure. There is always an algorithm in the mix, you know the stuff you and I write in the mist on the shower ... more » Tuesday, May 13
Math guy makes crime series add upDavid Krumholtz portrays a cool whiz on 'Numb3rs.'
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on Tue 13 May 2008 07:04 AM MST
By Rick Bentley / The Fresno Bee LOS ANGELES -- It is a good thing David Krumholtz only plays a mathematician on television. "I was terrible in math when I was in school. I loathed it," Krumholtz says during a break in filming of one of the final episodes of the CBS series "Numb3rs" for this season. "I tried to ... more » 1 AttachmentsWednesday, March 5
Star urges fossil fuel departure
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on Wed 05 Mar 2008 04:57 PM MST
By CHRIS HAMILTON, Staff Writer WAILUKU — Quick, name a middle-aged mechanical engineer who wears a bow tie and can bring hundreds of adolescents screaming to their feet. 1 AttachmentsTuesday, March 4
Dropsum and the cult of maths
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on Tue 04 Mar 2008 04:53 PM MST
Okay, this post involves a friend of mine, in fact, my brother-in-law - and it involves a game he's written, but it's a great game so bear with me. Nick Harper is a creative director at Ubisoft Montreal, and he's just set up his own Flash game site, Mygamingwebsite, with one title currently online: Dropsum, a clever puzzler that ... more »
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MENSA Names Top Ten Smartest TV Shows of All Time
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on Mon 25 Feb 2008 02:06 PM MST
Written by: Roxanna Bain
The Chairman of MENSA has chosen the television shows he feels have been the “smartest” over the years. MENSA is a highly respected International organization for “people from every walk of life whose IQ is in the top 2 percent population.” Jim Werdell, Chairman of MENSA International, when asked by Fancast.com to choose the smartest shows, ... more » |
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