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JEFFREY L. DARCK

Namaste

I honor that place within you, that essence from which all derives, that place of truth, that absolute, with the understanding that when you are within that core in you and I within me, then we are in essence one.--Ancient East Indian Greeting

Even as the finite encloses an infinite series. And in the unlimited limits appear, So the soul of immensity dwells in minutia. And in the narrowest limits no limits in here. What joy to descern the minute in the infinity! --Jacob Bernoulli from Ars Conjectandi

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Email	jdarck@ccsf.edu (Preferred )
Phone	452-4843 msg. only, seldom used
Office	Batl714
Mailbox	Ev119
Address	50 Phelan Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94112
Office Hours	Daily 8:30-9:00AM in the classroom

Course	Days	From	To	Room
Math E3 sec 403 Jan. 14 - Mar 12. Crn 32060 Note: The course is an accelerated course 5 days a week for 8 weeks. .The class is OPEN.	Daily M-F	9:00AM	10:50AM	Bnglw 711
Math 40 sec 403 Mar 15- May 24 CRN 30669 Note: The course is an accelerated course 5 days a week for 8 weeks Note: The course is accepting adds. See below.	M-F Daily	9:00AM	10:50AM	Bnglw 711

Beware of the Ocean, not the campus General Handouts Are you ill?? 1. Cough into the fold of your elbow, or into a Kleenex, not into your hands; 2. Wash your hands frequently; 3. Stay home if you are ill, do not come to class. 4. Send me an email to let me know of your status. This is a must if there is an exam or the like scheduled.
Favorite Quotes In honor of Black History month In honor of a month to acknowledge Woman		.	.
Link here: Adding classes Spring 2013-- use the waitlist. Additionally, have your registration date papers at hand on the first day of class along with the course text ready to go. Please do not email me about adding. The answer is most likely YES. Prerequisities General classroom Etiquette. Late work/ missing a due date; cannot make class?. Questions about textbooks, misc. stuff. See the link to the Math Dept. web page listed above the Contact Info above. BookLoan ProgramBookloan		.	.

giant clam relative

Taken with my Canon Powershot 45 while assisting veteran oceanographer Stephen Koch survey reefs in the Spratly Islands(Kalayan) located in the South China Sea. The purple lips are those of a giant clam species that is imbedded in a large rock of coral. The clam dissolves the coral to create room for its growth. Benefit--not easily harvested for the dinner table. Draw back-- limited growth. See more pics and a really giant clam by linking to General Handouts above then link to More pics.

Good news about the Spratlies-- 60 meter visibility. Bad news -- significantly few pelagics and few fish in general given the size of the reefs. Really bad news ---some signs of cyanide fishing. High probability many of the live saltwater fish in the tanks in Hong Kong restaurants are harvested in this manner, cyanide and all. Easy fishing for a day, dead reefs and destroyed spawning grounds for hundreds of years. Really great news, the Chinese have build a fortress on top of on of the reefs.

Note: All text, handouts, and materials herein, including photos are copyrighted, owned soley by me, Jeffrey L. Darck, and are not to be copied or downloaded except for use in the courses taught by me unless you have expressed written permission from me. CCSF mathematics faculty may borrow mathematics instructional materials for their use for the cost of a thank you.

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Last updated: 12/15/2012