The transition went pretty well.  I had also tweaked my old theme, adding links and blogrolls down the side.  I saved my home page template so that I could keep these tweaks.

The next step was to turn upstreaming off in Radio.  I didn't want things to go live until they were ready.  I had to remove every reference of Veranda and Garamond from the movable type CSS file after applying the theme.  I'm an Airal guy.  It's clean.

After removing a few things like smaller fonts on links and adding a new section on the sidebar with my blogroll, I turned on upstreaming.

I opened Radio, and ran Tools -> Publish -> Entire website.  A good backup of your www folder should be done beforehand.

Overall I'm pleased with the result.  It didn't take a whole lot of time and was definately worth it.

If you would like to centralize your Radio CSS you can simple save your Style sheet as "#cascadingStyleSheet.txt" then place it in your "www" folder. Then simply add the <%cascadingStyleSheet%> macro to your template. Your CSS will be included where you included your macro.

Another nice resource is Wikipedia, which has a section on mathematics: "Mathematics (from Greek mathema: science, knowledge, learning; mathematikos: fond of learning) is the study of patterns of quantity, structure, change and space. In the modern view, it is the investigation of axiomatically defined abstract structures using formal logic as the common framework. The specific structures investigated often have their origin in the natural sciences, most commonly in physics, but mathematicians also define and investigate structures for reasons purely internal to mathematics, for instance because they realize that the structure provides a unifying generalization for several subfields or a helpful tool in common calculations."