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@U2 Podcast, edition 3-1

June 19th, 2008

Welcome to the @U2 Podcast

Runtime: 44:26 

At the beginning of March The @U2 podcast will celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Joshua Tree, and the 10th anniversary of Pop by looking back at these two milestones in U2’s long recording career.  We’d like you to get involved by sharing your memories with us.  Record your story as an MP3, no longer than 3 minutes in length, and email it to us at podcast@atu2.com  Put Joshua Tree or Pop in the subject line depending on which album your story relates to. The top fan entry from each edition will receive a prize from the @U2 prize closet. Dead line for submissions is midnight February 24th.     
 
- Tassoula has your U2 calendar for late January and February 
 
- Sherry helps us stay patient while we await the next U2 album
 
- Khoa and Matt join Teresa  @ the roundtable to discuss the 2006 U2 fan survey results.
 
Enjoy the show! 

Source:@U2 Podcast, edition 3-1

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Petty rocks Garden with his hit list (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)

June 19th, 2008

BOSTON - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers rocked a sold-out Garden to the rafters Friday night without a whiff of U2’s pomp, Stonesian swagger, or the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ raw energy - just first-class, meat-and-potatoes anthems from one of the finest live bands in America.

Source:Petty rocks Garden with his hit list (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)

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Open Question: Maths Question about Arithmetic-Geometric Progressions…?

June 19th, 2008

Given that:

Arithmetic Progression:
U1=a ,
U2=a+d ,
U3=a+2d ,
U4=a+3d ,

Un=a+(n-1)d

and Un=[ Un-1 + Un+1 ] / 2

Geometric Progression:
U1=a ,
U2=ar ,
U3=ar^2 ,
U4=ar^3 ,

Un=ar^(n-1)

and Un=sqrt[ Un-1 x Un+1 ]

Arithmetic-Geometric Progression:
U1=a ,
U2=(a+d)r ,
U3=(a+2d)r^2 ,
U4=(a+3d)r^3 ,

Un=[ a+(n-1)d ] r^(n-1)

and Un=[ r Un-1 + Un+1 / r ] / 2

My question is is there a formula for obtaining Un (for an AGP) by just using Un-1 and Un+1 without having to find r , or is it impossible ?

Thanks.

Source:Open Question: Maths Question about Arithmetic-Geometric Progressions…?

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U2 Sometimes you can’t make it on your own Live form Mlian

June 18th, 2008

Bono composed this song to his father

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U2 Video- Sometimes You Can’t Make It On Your Own

June 18th, 2008

Original U2 Video

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