Kiiza David Maclaren

·          By:Kiiza David Maclaren ·        I first saw her many multiples of 12 ago It was a calculus class in particular, There she was, seated next to the recursive solution As the professor explained the elegance of his theorem She seemed to me like the very elegance of miniaturized intervals I definitely had models of how to approach this entire system A mathematician will always sketch a solution, no matter how vague The hurdles were in properly modeling her feelings You see, mathematics girls have mastered the science of variables So I had to improvise tradeoffs and approximate her distributions carefully My first encounter was surely futile! She caught all my assumptions and rejected my hypotheses What was I to do, I'd approached her only in 3 dimensions! "Give me some time" is what she said to me I understood - a mathematician with knowledge of relativity will always ask for some time So now I went back to model my approach using 4 dimensi

The Batooro inhabit the districts of Kabarole and Kasese. Their area has been infiltrated by many migrants from other parts of western Uganda, particularly the Bakiga.To their east live Banyoro; to their north are the Bamba and Bakonjo; to their southeast and west live Banyankore and to their east live the Baganda. The Batooro are Bantu speaking. Their language is  Rutooro . ORIGINS There existed conflicting legends about the Batooro. One legend asserts that the Batooro are indigenous to Toro and that they originated from the Batembuzi and the Bagabu who are said to have been pioneer inhabitants and rulers of the earth. Some other traditions assert that the Batooro are related to the Bachwezi and the Babito line. What can best be said is that the Batooro being Bantu originated from the Congo region where the other Bantu groups ate said to have originated. The Batooro Society was stratified into the  Bahuma  and the Bairu. The relationship between the two was more of a caste ra