I worked in Dundee for 9 years and really enjoyed watching California Schemin’ yesterday. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Califor...
It almost got me liking rap music.
Is there a style call Jock Rap?
I believe that Turkish from the Ottoman was written differently and no doubt was couched differently.
Good grief. I thought such practitioners always acted singly. A plurality must be very serious. clip.cafe/excalibur-19...
Avenue of beech trees near Kitleyknowe.
Bridge over the North Esk
Harbour Craig with gorse bushes in foreground.
Withered tree above the Back Burn valley looking East to the Pentlands main ridge
As promised (threatened) these are today’s (Saturday’) pictures for the walk I recced on Thursday. Carlops to West Linton via the gorge over the N Esk and Harbour Craig. #hiking #Pentlands #Scotland
Daffodils and tree in the North Esk gorge.
Beech tree at the confluence of the N Esk (L) and the Harlawmuir Burn
Harbour Craig
Looking back at Harbour Craig through a natural arch.
Carlops to West Linton. This was a recce for Saturday so be warned to expect more soon. #hiking #Scotland #Pentlands
Best not to claim to run a tight ship if you are liable to spoonerise.
Change from baseline! I must have forgotten or misunderstood that. Are these subject level (pointless) or period level (tricky) or something else altogether?
…However, I have probably misunderstood exactly what you are getting at. Have you written something on this?
…I suppose that modelling the full distribution of scores could be useful. That seems plausible. Around about 2000 I came across an extreme value problem (modelling vial strengths in a destructive testing process) where all the models I could think of performed badly…
Hearing Brent James speak at ASA in Vancouver (2010?) made me think that over control might be an even bigger problem than I had thought it was.
It was Amy Racine who introduced me to Lewis Sheiner (circa 1990) and work on sparse PK designs that first got me interested in the problem…
Looking down the Watlowes dry valley with its impressive limestone crags
Looking along the crags of Malham Cove
The limestone cliffs of Malham Cove.
Footbridge over the Malham Beck with Malham Cove beyond.
More pictures from today’s circular walk from Malham with ex members of the @exeter.ac.uk OODS society #hiking #Yorkshire
Janet’s Foss waterfall
The gorge and waterfalls of Gordale Scar
Watlowes dry valley
The limestone pavement above Malham Cove
Today’s hike is a widdershins circular from Malham. .#hiking #Yorkshire
#OODSExeter
It could have been about standardised mean differences which are examples sigma divided measures.
View from Newfield Hall
Pendle Hill seen from the Pennine Way
Looking back at Gargrave
Group of approaching the canal
The annual reunion of our Ex @exeter.ac.uk Out of Doors Society (OODS) group is near Malham this year. #hiking #Yorkshire
Today we did a circular from Newfield Hall taking in Gargrave and part of the Leeds Liverpool canal. #hiking #Yorkshire
It’s not the banana skins that are dangerous it’s the disgusting slime they cover, which is mendaciously described as fruit.
Millions are deceived. One despairs of humanity.
Some of this is true but the reporting has a pro academia anti pharma bias. The vast majority of investigator-led trials are poor. The shining exceptions, often based on very elderly sometimes repurposed drugs, are compared to the industry average. That’s not acceptable statistical practice.
View of Salisbury Crags
Daisies, cherry blossom and daffodils in Braidburn Valley Park.
Magnolia blossom in Morningside.
For various reasons I have not been able to get out of Edinburgh for my usual hike this week so I have been reduced to wandering around the city.
#hiking #Edinburgh
“Because the military actions by Bern in Savoy were an invasion, the other Confederacy allies had no legal obligation to come to the aid of the Bernese.”
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I don’t know. In 99% of clinical trials they are both wrong because they are being used on a dichotomy. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41641823/
A fellow of Caius I believe, as, of course, was RA Fisher.
Interesting! Do tell.
MOT! I predict our amazing boss will say he is “proud of the lads”. #LUFC
As Helen Senn, my daughter is a conservation biologist. As Helen Watson. she is a travel writer and the author of Tea & Grit. www.bradtguides.com/product/brad...
The May edition of Scottish Field has a very nice piece by Andy Dobson covering both these aspects of her life. #prouddad
Had he been reading Alfred Bester? He could have been having a bit of a “jaunt”.
We have just passed the vernal equinox but it appears that we have game of drones and I fear the stark reality that winter is coming.
“As they find their bodies aging you will find that many develop a tuck it list.” Sayings of Confuseus
Still. Look on the bright side some woman named cateran must have married a royal descendant and some generations later here you are.
Speaking as (a presumed) descendant of an Alpine cowherd I applaud this positive picture of a woman and mother taking on a man's work,
