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“I hope it is a warm sunny day.” If you hear this sentence, the speaker is likely talking about this Sunday, May 19th, graduation day. How often is graduation on a warm sunny day? The past five year’s weather for graduation: May 20, 2012, High 86, Low 54, with no precipitation. May 15, 2011, High 55, …Read the Rest…
The Inactive Account Manger is a new feature on Google which allows the account holder to specify what happens to their data when their account becomes inactive. The feature allows the user to determine when the account should be considered inactive, who will be contacted when the account becomes inactive, what each of those contacts may download, and finally if …Read the Rest…
It is spring in the Arctic. The ice is beginning to melt, according to the April 2nd Arctic Sea Ice News & Analysis. This site gathers data about the increase and decrease of ice, and about ice fracturing, the Arctic Oscillation, sea level pressure, the thickness of the ice, and how many years of ice exist. …Read the Rest…
TED: The Editor’s Desk, is the Bureau of Labor Statistic’s (BLS) daily information publication. The BLS advertises that “…if you give The Editor’s Desk a few minutes a day, within a week you’ll sound pretty clever about economics, within a month you will be extremely well-informed about the economy, and within a year you will …Read the Rest…
President Obama has been sworn into office for his second term. So, how did the predictors do? Here are some assessments: Fact: Nate Silver Predicts Election Outcome, Becomes Nerdy Chuck Norris, Wired Pollsters and Pundits: Who Got the Presidential Election Right and Who Didn’t: A Reckoning U.S. News Keeping Track: Pundits and Pollsters and Their Presidential …Read the Rest…
Study Break: This post has nothing to do with law. Need more of a break: Stop by the library foyer for a cup of hot chocolate today. The University of Sheffield’s Maths Society has created a formula for the “perfectly decorated Christmas tree.” All you need to do is know the height of the tree …Read the Rest…