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This blog has been a record since fall 2003 of my daily studies at Carleton University to 2006. It was then used to document my studies at the University of Ottawa to 2010. I have been a Teaching Assistant (TA) in the school of mathematics and statistics at Carleton for three years 2003 to 2006. It was about 1978 when I started to use a keyboard regularly.I am presently working in government where I support the production of statistics.
About Me
- Peter
- I am a statistics worker. I also write music, poetry and cyberpunk fiction. I am a disAbility activist and green party of Canada member since about 1984.
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March
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- Adventures in library attendence
- I am doing some calculations for my statistical an...
- Read another chapter in a study into gender and co...
- I have now read up to the fourth chapter of the co...
- I wrote the first page to my spring talk on R.
- I did not get accepted into the legal studies MA p...
- Reading another critique of Wired.
- I am waiting for an MA admission decision.
- This mornings readings including AoIR researchers.
- Human resource studies and practice.
- I am continuing to grade statistics homework this ...
- My morning and stretching into sleep.
- Experimental design assignment is not so much SAS ...
- New academic blog opened.
- Working continues.
- The next experimental design assignment has been p...
- I did not do so much studies on Monday as I did ot...
- I have turned comments on now on this blog.
- Reading Donna Haraway's Cyborg Manifesto.
- Lecture today in experimental design.
- I read a lot of my statistics text book in the las...
- I helped hire a statistical analyst for our union ...
- I am studying experimental design this morning.
- Calculating the sums of squares for the latin squa...
- I am working on a latin square analysis for my exp...
- Starting new books from the library.
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1 comment:
This is th first comment on this blog. One can now comment on any post back to May 2004. Thus comments cover the period May 2004 to Now. In May 2004 I started to study state security. Talk about free speech!
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