This group is designed to bring together those of us who share a love for mathematics. We want to establish a group that will make mathematics accessible to people of all ages and to assist people in futhering their knowledge and skills.

We are a group of professional poker players who offer several courses designed to help you think, play, and profit like a professional poker player. We pride ourselves in not only being great players but effective teachers with the ability to effectively explain complex material. Our course materials, curriculum, and teaching methods were all developed by a psychology professor who is also a professional poker player. Our classes are designed to help you internalize the mathematical, strategic …

A group for the exchange of study tips and resources for actuarial students.

Background: I attended college for physics but ended up working in another field. I'm happy in my present career but still have a tremendous interest in physics and math. The OpenCourseWare classes offered by many universities are great for self-study and keeping one's skills sharp but they lack the regimen & group benefits of real classes. Purpose: I'm hoping this group will allow those who are interested to study the subject matter at their own pace. Taking real classes presents both time and …

The Thalesians are a group of dedicated professionals with an interest in finance, economics, mathematics, computer science, and synergetics, not necessarily in that order.  We are currently based in London, New York and San Francisco. Please visit our home page: The Thalesians - http://www.thalesians.com/

Gathering of people who are interested in data visualization. Speaker series - watch and listen to fellow designers, statisticians, mathematicians, architects, programmers, start ups, and other great people in the industry. We hope to have monthly small meetups sharing work and ideas. Also plan to have headline speakers every two to three months in a larger format!

I am offering 2 types of GRE math tutoring. 1. Topic oriented meetup - There are four types of questions: Quantitative Comparison, Multiple Choice questions select one answer, Multiple Choice questions select one or more answers, and Numeric Entry questions. For each type I will break it up into multiple parts and address that type of question specifically. 2. Questions & Answers meetup - please bring your own workbook with problems that you have trouble with and I will work out the solutions wi …

This group is for people who want to study fundamental physics and math topics in depth, with the help of others, and with the extra motivation, and fun, that comes from group study.  We choose a topic to learn about -- such as quantum field theory, relativity, or Hamiltonian mechanics -- then teach ourselves the topic at the graduate/advanced-undergrad level, before moving on.  Courses are self-taught, and last as long as needed: generally one semester.  We make use of on-line videos and lectur …

… But even more interesting to me is overlap with modern cosmological theories regarding Dark Energy, Dark Matter and Torus Mathematics. Now that I am beginning to perform Dragon Dance I am often asked if I would teach. In considering how to teach something that has been so personal for so long, I find myself wanting to first deliver the theories and concepts that I work with in both my daily life and my dance. So I am offering group meditations that develop into a Dragon Walk... Dance and Fli …

The 19th century brought a time of great experimentation in religious expression in the Western world. The Enlightenment of the 17th and 18th centuries had permanently changed the intellectual landscape. If miracles were being performed, it was the natural philosophers not the religious authorities who were bringing them to the public. To many of the period, a gauntlet had been thrown down. Prove that religion was more then idle superstition or step aside and let the "light of progress" cast awa …