And you posted at 4:22 ! 
Even on Pi Day 2013, not all Pi aficionados will comprehend how the green scalene triangle unites the inscribed square of the large golden circle (D=2000000.0) with the enclosing square of the next smaller circle (light blue, D=1414213.562). But this should be expected for this still-percolating peak of presumptuous no Pi Pi! 
And you posted at 2:22 ! 
I've accumulated enough feedback from various sources to realize that this new concept of Pi will require time for evaluation. The 10 trillion digits of Pi (recent calculation by Alexander Yee & Shigeru Kondo) are quite intimidating to most who contemplate this Greek challenge of "squaring the circle". But a focus on the 8 points (only; perhaps as few as 3) required for a circle's square and "out of the box" thinking will be required to advance this concept into the world of mathematics. 
Out on the bay, the geometry lost a mainsail but hoisted two jibs
These lengths equal half of the side of the inscribed square in the large circle,
... love, Michele Re: http://aitnaru.org/baktun14.html
Re: http://aitnaru.org/lighttruth.html Tis the season of reflection on "resurrection". 
Thanks for sharing . . . 
Michele
Midwayers like sweet potatoes! (maybe weak logic but a tasty story:) 
I am enjoying a good belly laugh at that visualization and with understanding, as only one can, who too has been caught "red faced and sticky" by the Midwayers. (chocolate sticky in my case) "A scalene progression, revealing that only three points are required to square the circle (left side of green triangle and horizontal side reflect the square roots of 2 and of Pi; largest circle's diameter = two million units). Diameters are decremented by half the square root of 2 (largest to smallest: 2000000.0, 1414213.562.., 1000000.0). Red triangles provide trigonometry formulas for area." ... Three Points II (new design in the Parallel Dimensions PDF file) is more satisfying because it highlights the symmetry of this scalene triangle in these nested squared circles. But its development effort had to compete with Upcountry Carrot Bread, a new recipe now posted online. Somehow, this simultaneous development "calmed the soul" and nurtured the development of both. The Three Points design in the Parallel Dimensions file is now a "simplification" of Three Points II.
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Again, "encouraged" to make a design improvement to the Three Points design. Final, final update to the Three Points design (as if I know what "final" is supposed to mean):
Latest clue: the two golden diagonal lines in the center relate to the side of a square inscribed in each circle; two lines which provide direct geometric correspondence between the two circles and their squares (both inscribed and equal to area). A Texas woman wrote: "Please take me off your mailing list ... I really have had enough of squaring the circle." I should have been convinced by the many x:46 prompts that have been appearing in recent weeks. Long ago, x:46 became my personal signal that a creativity plateau had been achieved ("46" relates to the final digits of my safe deposit box number - x:46 signals that it's time to archive current materials and take a break before continuing with the research). I was too engrossed in the recent geometry to appreciate "46" appearing as prompts in other places (grocery store receipts, timer digits, license plates, etc.). ... I even was prompted to recall that I have had two former apartments end in 56 -- 2056 and 1756. But I have no idea what it means! I'm awaiting your future post about how :56 ties into the quest to square the circle! Your "56" is probably personal, related to symbolism that only you would understand and appreciate. Re: http://aitnaru.org/threepoints.html (improved design) The lengths of the two lines in the center emphasize the geometric correspondence of the two squared circles: 
) "Sanitas cyclometricus" might become the Three Points coinage of this era's Augustus De Morgan.