It’s Pi day and Einstein’s birthday!

3 + 14, Pi and Einstein inspired gear

By | Published Mar 10, 2017 2:17 AM

Black Pi Wall Clock
OK sure we all check the time on our phones, but that doesn't mean this clock isn't awesome. If you are one of those people that still glances at wall clocks, if you love math, and if you are a grown-up person who can read the time without every number on a clock's face—this is the clock for you. At your house, it'll always be Pi time. $40. Etsy

One on point clock

OK sure we all check the time on our phones, but that doesn’t mean this clock isn’t awesome. If you are one of those people that still glances at wall clocks, if you love math, and if you are a grown-up person who can read the time without every number on a clock’s face—this is the clock for you. At your house, it’ll always be Pi time. $40.

A mug with a great blend

Coming together in a beautiful blend of Star Wars and math, this double sided Pi coffee mug will hold a tasty cup of joe to pair with a delicious slice of pie. Etsy; $13.
Pi Pencil

A pencil for cheating on your math test

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Sugar Pi Honey Bunch Spoon

A loving spoonful

Take spooning to a whole new level with this loving utensil. The engraved silver spoon says, I am sweet on you, so you don’t have to. If I may quote the fictional boy band of the 1990s, U + Me = Us. Etsy; $18. Etsy

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Pi Tie Bar

A geeky tie bar

Usually it’s embarrassing to have pie on your shirt. Wear this pi tie bar with pride. Etsy; $15. Etsy

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A pi pie dish

Choose between two different Pyrex pi pie plate styles. Great for the little mathlete in all of us. There is a regular 9″ pie plate or the 9.5″ deep pie plate. Each is made with just the right amount of love and math. Etsy; $20.
Pi Pillow Case

A math themed pillow

Pi don’t believe it. A mathematically sound pillow? Grab one of these off white canvas Pi pillow covers with black vinyl print. It comes in two sizes—16×16 or 20×20— and the option to buy with or without a pillow insert. Etsy; $18. Etsy

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A ring for neverending love

This aluminum hand stamped ring has the first 8 numbers of Pi. The bigger your finger, the more numbers they can fit. Etsy; $10.
Taxidermy Albert Einstein Mouse

Appreciation gone way too far

Warning: THIS IS REAL. Since we found this, we needed to post it. It seems the appreciation of Einstein goes beyond that of books, style ideas and scientific inspiration. Etsy; $60. Etsy

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Who Is Albert Einstein?

A book for young Einstein enthusiasts

This biography—aimed at kids grades 3-5—will teach your child about Albert Einstein’s life beyond simply his contributions to science. Make sure they know who Albert Einstein is before they start Snapchatting. Amazon; $6. Amazon

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Life of Pi Book

A book that has nothing to do wit Pi

Alright, alright. Not the same Pi, but still a great book. Happy Pi day! Amazon; $10. Amazon

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Mini Pies: Sweet and Savory Recipes for the Electric Pie Maker

A sweet taste of Pi

Pi is a small number that goes on forever. Learn how to make some small pies that won’t last forever. Amazon; $20. Amazon

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A Pi day shirt

Since it is Pi day, we had to include a Pi day shirt. The 100% cotton shirt is pre-shrunk, comes in a variety of colors and the sizes range from small to 5XL. Etsy; $20.

A strong case for Pi

Try dialing as many numbers of Pi into your phone as possible and send us a photo! Amazon; $13.

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Billy Cadden
Billy Cadden

Billy Cadden is the Director of Commerce for the Camden Media tech group. He was part of NYC indie rock band The Postelles, and currently releases solo music under his name. His latest work is available on all streaming platforms. Contact the author here.

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