In his Statistics/Probability(2/2/2002) Joe Dirt wrote
<
Esteemed edstatters;
Hope this doesn't get me disbarred from the list, but I've just got to ventilate
a little -- as politely as I can.
In my Re: Informacion (1/27/2002), written in reply Hector's Información
(1/26/2002) I very carefully showed him how he could, on_his_own, find an
Pps: I subscribe to 5 news lists. This is the only one on which I've seen
messages such as these. How come dey's pickin' on us?
Esteemed edstatters:
In his What Is This?: (January 31, 2002) Ronny wrote:
<< I've started receiving messages like the following from the newsgroup.
Is this a problem with the newsgroup or a problem with my mail program?>>
In his Re: What Is This?: ÒµÎñÁªÏµ Jay replied:
In his Re: What Is This?: ÒµÎñÁªÏµ (1/31/2002) Carl Lee wrote:
>
I certainly agree that said messages are inappropriate for this news list
and ought to be stopped.
Hector:
En su Información (1/26/2002) Ud. escribia:
>
Es facilissimo. Use la frase sigiente "teaching and learning statistics".como
"search term" para Google. Esto le dare *muchissimos* sitios pertinentes.
P
In his Comunicación con investigadores (1/20/2002) Hector Francisco
Reynoso Tirado wrote:
<
Agradecería la información necesaria para entablar comunicación con
investigadores que trabajen sobre la enseñanza y aprendizaje de la
estadística.
Por su apoyo, gracias.
Héctor Francisco Reynoso Tirad
I received a credit report telling me that my rating was higher than 100%
of the persons who received them. You can't imagine how proud and
happy I was to learn that my rating was even higher than my own.
Nathaniel:
The symbol @ belongs to the cateqory of special characters in English.
Although it is often rendered as "commercial at" in a technical context, in
the vernacular (and on the net) it is most often rendered as simply"at."
I can't help but advise that, since English is clearly your se
Esteemed all:
For whatever 'tis worth, here is my translation of STATISTIQUE-COMMENT DETERMINER QUELLE PARTIE DE LA POPULATION EST MARGINALE?
(11/20/2001) From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (RENCKER)
Since I am myself a M/SD [Math Stats Dummy] who lurks on the list hoping
to pick up tidbits of useful
Esteemed all:
Jus' thoughtchuz might could be intrested in dis here exchange 'twixt da
mucho degreed Dr. Fairman and a not too admiring interlocutor at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/adulteducation.
Ain't da internet jus' grand???
Aitchoo aka H(arley) U(pchurch), M/SD [Math/Stats Dummy]
Subj: Routine request (chuckle)
Date: 7/8/2001 9:35:50 PM Central Daylight Time
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Neville X. Elliven)
Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Neville
In your Routine request (chuckle),7/8/200, you write:
<
Esteemed all:
Can anyone tell me where to obtain a freeware routine which rearranges
the rows and columns of a matrix?
(Now do you pick up on my inadvertent pun in the subject heading?)
Thanking you in advance, I am
Harley Upchurch
In a message dated 8/6/2000 11:58:04 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< > Also, as another chance to display my ignorance, I couldn't find "a
> fortiori" in my dictionary.
Try RHD, between "aforetime" and "afoul", not between "a" and "AA".
It will surely be in OED as w
Dear Sir:
Am preparing a manuscript that won't be ready for publication in less than a
year. Would like to refer its readers to the thread "On-line surveys" in
the EDSTAT archives. Can you tell me the shelf life of such threads?
Or better yet, I can no longer find the documentation for tha
15 matches
Mail list logo
