Linnaeus' Legacy #4: Darwin Month Extravaganza!

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I couldn't make it a week without talking again about Newstarget, home of Altie-med uber-crank Mike Adams. This time, they caught my eye with a surprising read of this large study of the antioxidant vitamins C and E. Jack Challem, writing for Newstarget, tells us the good, but hidden, news from…
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This is an odd one.  A study of 5191 adults showed an association between air pollution and attacks of acute appendicitis. href="http://www.cmaj.ca/cgi/content/abstract/cmaj.082068v1">Effect of ambient air pollution on the incidence of appendicitis CMAJ 10.1503/cmaj.082068 Published online…
So far we've been talking about different distributions and their parameters. If we're looking at a population with known parameters, then we're going to be dealing with either a normal distribution or a standardized normal distribution (Post I and II). If we're dealing with samples, we're going to…

Thanks greg, I noticed the ant room copied the post. I don't think it was malicious as I had a look around the site and she is a grad student who blogs about her research. Probably just doesn't know its better to leave a link. newbys lol

Kevin: Yes, I think that is exactly right.

The point of doing all the work on making a carnival is, of course, selfless service to the community of bloggers and readers. But it is also nice to get the links back to one's site. So, while Ant Room is really just more link love, and that is good, it is preferable to link directly, and exclusively, to the Carnival's original author.