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The Carnival of Space is online at Next Big Future
Four Stone Hearth’s most recent edition was online at The Greenbelt
Finally the PLoS ONE blogburst has a winner, and I think it’s a good one.
I’ll be away till the New Year now. I’ve started preparing my Darwin Day blogpost already as I don’t know how busy [...] - Internet Polls
A couple of questions on behalf of Phil Mills.
1) Is there a technical term for the standard internt polls where anyone can vote for an outcome?
2) Is there somewhere a summary of their shortcomings (a bit more updated than the telephone phone in How to Lie with Statistics?)
If you have any answers then please leave [...]
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Hello I'm Alun Salt, one of the archaeoastronomers associated with the University of Leicester. This is my personal website and blog. You can see what I've been posting recently by looking further down the page.
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