- McDonald, David. Elements of applied probability : for engineering, mathematics and systems science (River Edge, NJ: World Scientific, 2004).
- It is in the library so I could borrow it this Tuesday.
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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.
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- 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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