The delta-V at which I am approaching death has increased because I was crammed into an aluminum tube with two hundred sneezing strangers who unburdened their diseases upon me, and whom I […]
Director Explodes Children In Name of Environment; College Degrees Don’t Always Pay
CO2 Is Very Very Too Much
“What is global warming?” The state of global warming politics has finally reached kitsch. Take a look at the video below, a snippet from the game show Super Center ABC (瞎拼ABC; or […]
AMO+PDO = Temperature Variation: One Graph Does Not Says It All
Introduction Anthony Watts over at Watts Up With That?—incidentally, a blog title infinitely superior to “William M. Briggs, Statistician”—asked me to comment on Joe D’Aleo and Don Easterbrook’s new paper, “Multidecadal tendencies […]
Lottery Simulator; Science Reporting; More
Bit busy today, folks. Here’s some interesting links. Typo warning level 5. Incredibly Depressing Mega Millions Lottery Simulator! That’s the creator’s name for it: I find it exhilarating and nicely done. His […]
Predictions of E-Books And Reading Verified?
Just something quick today; I mean written quickly. Typo alert! Yesterday, the Wall Street Journal published “Authors Feel Pinch in Age of E-Books“, in which are various observations that appear to verify […]
How To Guarantee Enthusiastic College Students
I Didn’t Do My Homework Apathy is contagious. I discovered this after only two of the forty-five students registered for the statistics class I teach bothered to do their homework over the […]
Reading Lyrics by Robert Gottlieb and Robert Kimball
First, thanks, Google. Aren’t you all sweethearts. 10100 != F1 + F4 + F6 + F9. Reading Lyrics: More than a thousand of the finest lyrics from 1900 to 1975. A Celebration […]
USDA Bans Delicacy? Pork Blood Cake Candles Snuffed Out
Continuing our popular theme of pig innards, we focus today on blood, and prove that there is a little vampire in all of us. Yet our bureaucrats seek to disguise their nature. […]
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