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To: Rambi who wrote (67326)	3/5/2005 9:46:35 AM
From: CharleyMike	Respond to of 71178

<I have had such a good one this time around. Will they let me just do it again?> Wonderful! Most people spend so much effort attempting to achieve that sort of life they have little time to recognize that they already have.

To: Rambi who wrote (67326)	3/5/2005 9:48:57 AM
From: epicure	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71178

Again would be good. And can we change the mistakes we made this time? That would be perfect.

To: Rambi who wrote (67326)	3/10/2005 8:59:04 PM
From: Kid Rock	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 71178

We share both surnames, firstnames, hair color, skin color... woops..colour... We're both math dorks. I've been intrigued by the parallels in our lives for about 6-7 years now ( whenever I changed my moniker to KR) "It has been said that Mr Simpson frequented low company, with whom he used to guzzle porter and gin: but it must be observed that the misconduct of his family put it out of his power to keep the company of gentlemen, as well as to procure better liquor. It would be fair to note that others described Simpson's conduct as irreproachable" so when I found polybiblio and read this: "Simpson was the first to characterize the errors in observations as independent events, taking positive and negative values with equal probabilities, and the first to provide a mathematical expression for the probability that the error in the mean result will lie between assigned limits " i remembered that just a year ago on a long airplane ride I coded a computer program that simulated craps rolls and searched for patterns in the probabilities of certain events based on the observations of X numbers of rolls ( 100's, 1000's, millions) certainly my DNA holds the drive for statistical perfection!