The problem was originally posed (and solved) in a letter by Steve Selvin to the American Statistician in 1975.T he scenario is such: you are given the opportunity to select one closed door of three, behind one of which there is a prize. The other two doors hide "goats" (or some ...
Commandant could light a fire that resulted in a problem solved for a WII Marine, good on her. The next few slides covered scheduling. Events included a Hire Heroes Job Fair, a marriage enrichment retreat in Alaska, a cutting horse rodeo on the east coast and an elk hunt on the west ...
But our media industry requires that Tucker Carlson be holding a good deal more than a smoking gun. They require something to the effect of “Patriots should murder people of color in order to protect our race!” They will be fine with, “Well, you can’t prove he got the idea from m...
Following the raid on theGaspee, Lt. Duddingston faced a court martial back in England. Dudingston and his crew were absolved of all blame by the Navy but still faced a civil trial with the Greenes in East Greenwich. The case rested on how much authority Dudingston had to seize contra...
exemplifying the phenomenon the journalist Gwen Ifill dubbed “missing-white-woman syndrome,” but it also drew attention to the lack, and sometimes total absence, of coverage for missing or murdered women of color: women whose cases have never been solved, whose remains have never been fo...
No country has any grounds to be absolved of whatever they may do, yet to pigeonhole an entire population into sucking equally so is pretty wrong. Sure you can trace it back to elections, but you know what? It’s fairly safe to say that all campaigns are bs, just some aren’t so ...
and he would very much like to see the loans repaid before they moved away. The day of the murder Rogers had given William Hummel a ride to the bank to make a withdrawal, and that was the last time either Hummel had been seen alive. The murder weapon—a sledge hammer sticky with...
For more info about true crime forensics in use, check out the Crime Library.com. Great stuff if your looking for gore with an educated twist. Look up your “favorite” criminal, past or present and find details of their crimes and how the cases were solved. ...
Those who commit murder with such a reason are forever haunted by the act. I mean no disrespect to the men and women of the armed services who need to make split second decisions that amount to murdering another or being murdered oneself. However, the act remains what it is, regardless ...
Ribble’s explanation, supported by RAFSPARKS, has solved STENDEC and I gladly dump my own “clever” guess. Their explanation of AR and the manner of its sending is fascinating. What I wondered was why AR ever became the signing-off word. I note that if its code had an additional dit...