Saturday, November 21, 2015. A day in the life. Stash saved up from when I was way over-producing early on. I babbled on for a while after this, but it got repetitive, and I go.

This is my space- both public and private- to vent, rant, muse, and reflect. Wednesday, September 11, 2013. Monday, August 12, 2013.

Be Still, My Beating Heart. 290 is a nice round number. I hope to write as well as she does. An oldie but a goodie. It is important to find someone with whom you can create a good relationship from the outset.

Since graduating I have mostly interacted with non-scientists. Husband is a scientist, of course, and sometimes we go to his work parties, but by and large, nearly everyone I know here is not a scientist. In talking to these non-scientist friends, I have discovered that not everybody has the same types of conversations that we have.

Comments, observations and thoughts from two left coast bloggers on applied statistics, higher education and epidemiology. Joseph is a new assistant professor. Mark is a marketing statistician and former math teacher. Wednesday, December 7, 2016. Following up on the previous post. Here is a bit of background on the recent, widely-mocked graphs from Thomas Friedman.

The deadline is past for companies in the UK employing more than 250 employees to report their gender pay gap. And there is also an account of all the Oxford Colleges data here.

Thursday, September 2, 2010. The grad student totem pole. There are certain things about grad school that you kinda forget about once you move on. All the good stuff is down! Before long, the noob realizes the deal and starts counting down to the next resource shuffle. In the wake of t.