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Hi Hope you guys can help me. Had a breaker trip recently. Upon investigating the cause, I've isolated the problem to the electrical line that feeds my shed. What I discovered is that the ground wire is "hot". Here is how the line to the shed is set up: Power to the shed is tapped at a GFIC outlet at the exterior of my patio. The line goes down the GFIC Box through conduit under my patio slab. Note: when I had the patio slab poured I told my contractor about the plans for a future shed which I wanted to have power run to it. I told him the line would be tapped via the GFIC outlet. He then went ahead and put in grey conduit and ran 14/2 NM through the conduit. The conduit was laid on top of the area where the patio was going to be poured. All worked well for the past 6 years until now. Please note that I think the contractor screwed up by not trenching and burying the conduit "underneath" the slab, but simply laid the conduit in the area where concrete would be poured and thus enveloping and imbedding the conduit within the slab. What I think has happened over time is that the patio has moved at the control joins and shifed and "snapped" the conduit and thus damanged the wiring. At least this is my thoughts. My conclusion is that I have to "pull" the 14/2 NM and fish in new wiring or simply abandon and start over. Any ideas suggestions? |
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Conduit doesn't have to be buried too deep if it is under concrete. Plan old nm is not rated for buried conduit. Use uf cable or single thwn wires in conduit to replace old nm if possible. |
- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Mon, Aug 19, 13 at 8:33
It sounds like an illegal installation for a couple of reasons. First, as Auger01 says, underground is *always* a wet area and NM is not approved for such. Cable is for most cases NOT permitted in conduit (the suggestion for UF here is BOGUS). THWN or another approved wet rated conductor needs to be used. Conduit that's approved for such, can be embedded in concrete slabs, but just putting it on the bottom and throwing concrete over it is not proper either. But most likely the issue is that the conduit got water in it (you can't really stop it) and the NM has become waterlogged. Either that, or you've got a real ground fault out in the shed (but I presume you've divided and conquered that aspect of things). You can try pulling back the NM and putting in proper conductors, but I can tell you that it may be a daunting challenge after a passage of time. |
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Verges, a 10-year-old angler fishing with his dad, caught his speckled trout on July 4th in Hopedale. He measured his fish, took a picture of it and submitted it to STAR tournament director Rad Trascher in hopes of being picked in the drawing.
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Cutoff angler Jake Duet wins Chevy Truck as STAR Tagged Redfish Continue to be Caught
Things certainly have heated up in the CCA Louisiana STAR tournament in the past 24 hours, as tagged redfish have been appearing on the end of fishing lines from Timbalier to Lafitte.
Late Sunday evening, 19-year-old Jake Duet from Cutoff caught a tagged redfish at the East Timbalier rocks. Lucky for him, he had just signed up for the STAR tournament at Port Fourchon Marina on Thursday ahead of the Fourchon Oilman's Fishing Tournament. Weighing his fish first thing Monday morning at Bridgeside Marina, Duet was thrilled with his catch.
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Langlois, the winner of the $5,000 tackle package, weighed in his 26.14lb Red Snapper at Sand Dollar Marina in Grand Isle while participating in the Swollfest Rodeo.
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Exciting first weekend
Well the tournament has begun and the excitement started very quickly!
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Later in the day we found out that Dr. Luke St. Pierre, a longtime friend of CCA and past Acadiana Chapter President, caught a 6.84lb. trout to win the Grand Isle Speckled Trout Rodeo and take control of first place in the Southeast Trout Division of STAR.
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There's a definite art to presenting your produce: the more attractive the display the more pleasing to the eye. Two women from a farm in coastal Maine display their vegetables so beautifully at the Portsmouth (NH) market that more than once I've heard customers say they didn't want to mess up the rows. Farmers take special pride in how they present their produce … they're showing you their life.
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(Christopher Peake lives in Exeter, NH and was the Farmer's Market Manager for a family farm orchard, the largest in the state. He now writes about the environment and can be contacted through his website, www.communicategreen.com.)
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Are you getting enough vitamin D? Even though our bodies synthesize vitamin D from the sun, you may not be getting as much vitamin D as you think. Research continues to show that children and adults alike are not getting enough of this crucial vitamin, leaving them vulnerable to vitamin D deficiency.
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Bone Weakness and Rickets
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A study done by the John Hopkins University recently found that teens with low levels of vitamin D were 5 times more likely than their peers to become obese. It is unsure how they are linked but lack of energy caused by low vitamin D levels can reduce activity levels in teens. Ensuring vitamin D levels are maintained may help manage weight.
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The FBI academy at Quantico, I went with one of my professor's other classes. Also, for the Introduction to Systems of Justice course we went to the DEA headquarters, and that was awesome.
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At Seattle's Sisko Gallery, a new group show, "Creatures of the Night," takes up a Halloween theme through Nov. 11, 2012.
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11 a.m.-5 p.m. Fridays-Sundays through Nov. 11, Sisko Gallery, 3126 Elliott Ave., Seattle (206-283-2998 or www.siskoworks.com).They can be human or reptilian, winged or pawed, angelic or diabolic.
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Thomas Wood makes the most macabre splash with his aquatint etchings. In "Some Beasts Will Eat Anything," two wolf-headed creatures sate their appetites — one with unabashed delight, the other more furtively. The oddities of the image are heightened by the way one of the victims rests on his side, Christ-like, patiently awaiting consumption.
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Charles Emerson's oil-on-canvas "Trajectory of Angels" evokes the essence rather than specifics of angelic beings making fiery, ethereal traceries across a backdrop of autumnal colors. Michael Bergt's gouache/colored-pencil "Omen" hints at a homoerotic variation on Hitchcock's "The Birds," as its male model gazes sullenly at you over his shoulder while stylized crow silhouettes hover behind him.
Bergt also contributes one of several striking sculptures in the show "Fallen Angel." Its potbellied figure in bronze is missing one wing and has his head tilted back and right leg striding forward, as though without a care in the world. His "fall" has less to do with agony than insouciance.
Steve Worthington's huge bronze toad, "Big Boy," greets you at the gallery entrance. With its hooded eyes and ridge and warty skin, it has a powerful presence. Worthington's scampering life-size mice in bronze — "Sprightly," "Nosey," "Chubby" and "Pugnacious" — have a more festive air.
Gallery owner John Sisko doesn't often blow his own horn as a sculptor, but he's right to include some of his bronzes in this show — especially his disembodied "Seated Arm" which, with knuckles anchoring it to its pedestal, rises counterintuitively into the air, and his two takes on the Minotaur legend, in which male figures, hands knotted behind their backs, engage in a struggle with the feral. The curiously mottled surfaces of Sisko's minotaurs add to the marble-like richness of their appearances.
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I sometimes get asked to test products for various companies in the photography industry. If you know anything about my style, I don't praise or sugar coat anything unless I use it. I will say this: This product rocks. It will be an essential piece of gear in my arsenal. December 5th is the official release date. Giveaway details to come and I'm making a video. Photoshoot is this weekend!!!
Did I mention there will be a giveaway???? The company making this product has sent me a few extras to giveaway!!!! So, tweet it, stomp real loud and spread the word. #lightenupandshoot #slinkygenius #mikeysgear come to mind. My twitter is lightenupshoot and facebook is lightenupandshoot.
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Review: Silverlight 1.0 Unleashed
I suspect that most ASP.NET developers would like to get started with Silverlight development. For most of us, it's a question of finding the time, overcoming some inertia, and getting over a touch of anxiety about the learning curve. Adam Nathan's Silverlight 1.0 Unleashed is a good way to get your fingers into Silverlight code and feel your way around - much the way you did when you first encounter any new platform.
Keep in mind that this is a book for developers who prefer to work directly in code and markup. If you expect instructions on how to direct a graphical interface to generate the XAML and JavaScript, you'll be disappointed: this is not an Expression Blend book.
A couple of observations worth noting at the outset: First, this Unleashed book is a manageable size! I don't recall a book in this series weighing in at under 300 pages. A smaller book is far less intimidating for beginners. Secondly, the book is in colour, including the syntax highlighting. Colour enhances the readability of any computer book, especially one that deals with such a visual topic.
You notice Adam Nathan's expertise and enthusiasm in the world of XAML on every page. For example, in the chapter on Brushes and Images, he shows how to use the VideoBrush object to paint a block of text with live video. The rest of us wouldn't know where to start to implement these effects - or even that they could be done by mere mortals. Despite being a Microsoft employee, Nathan doesn't gloss over Silverlight 1.0's limitations. His "warning" sidebar on image file formats points out that the 1.0 release doesn't support .gif or .bmp - you must use .png and .jpg. In a comparison with Flash, he notes Silverlight's lack of morphing, blurring, and glowing effects. That said, he offers helpful tips and workarounds where possible.
I'm of two (or three!) minds about how to approach Silverlight development. When I learned ASP Classic, it was all hand coding at the start. As the tools came along (Visual InterDev), development became much faster. But I could always fall back to hand coding when the tool couldn't do what I wanted or was just too slow. Should I take the same approach with Silverlight 1.0 - code by hand and then learn the graphical way? The trouble is, the graphic tool is here now and hard to ignore. I suspect that coding for Silverlight will be a hybrid process where you let Blend do the grunt work and then turn to Silverlight 1.0 Unleashed as a valuable reference for tweaking the code to get the exact effect.
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There's a group of people who are every bit as important to Cycle Oregon as the riders, and they also have just as much fun (and probably sweat a lot less): the event volunteers.
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Because it's a unique chance to see amazing scenery, meet lots of wonderful people, eat and drink like royalty and feel great about contributing to one of Oregon's premier charity fundraising events.
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You or someone you know is a prime candidate for this highly rewarding opportunity. An event of this size is dependent on the valiant efforts of hundreds of friendly and resourceful people. It's perfect for friends or family of riders, or anyone who wants to combine an adventurous vacation with the spirit of volunteerism.
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Our volunteer application is here. While we have most of our positions filled with returning volunteers, we'd love to hear from some new recruits.
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I loved the Susan pattrn form the start and finally got around to use it!
I altered the ruffles, hem and added a sas at the waist for a more feminine fit. I spent about 8-10 hours sewing, because I handstitched all the yoke lining pieces and finished all other seams with french seams. I TRULY and dearly love this blouse. So much, actually, that I'll make a dress like this soon!
One of the few things I made for myself :) Now with pictures!
1,25 m chiffon, 0,4 m medium/heavy linen and the same amount for the floral patterned cotton lining
3 different kinds of ivory nut buttons
Jun 11, 2012, 04.57 AMby Lela1983
I love it… I just downloaded this with steampunk in mind and seeing your version makes me very happy!!
May 3, 2011, 02.37 PMby amibambini
This is lovely, I bought the Susan pattern ages ago with the idea of making a dress from it.. you have inspired me to get back to that project!
Apr 2, 2011, 08.02 PMby simplyb
Okay, WOW. This is a great looking blouse!
Apr 5, 2011, 11.11 AMby paranoire
Thank you :)
I'm very much n love with it, too!
Mar 29, 2011, 12.10 AMby novak-1
You did a fabulous job!! I LOVE your blouse – it's nostalgic, romantic, and looks like it would be very comfortable, too. The choice of buttons works perfectly, and the longer length was a great idea. Thanks for posting it :-)
Mar 29, 2011, 01.03 PMby paranoire
Thank you :3
Mar 28, 2011, 10.23 PMby tessi
Your blouse is STUNNING! I love the look of this blouse lengthened, and what you did with the ruffles really adds a lot of style. The fabric combinations are eye-catching, even though the blouse has a "neutral" feel to it. I never would have given the original Susan blouse a second glance. You made me look! If you can, I'd love to see a picture of you wearing it!
Mar 29, 2011, 01.02 PMby paranoire
Thank you, I'll upload one as soon as I can :)
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Alicia Keys is 100. Calm down.
They do have talent! Talent is not just singing! That's why they're called RAPPERS!!! They RAP! They spit verses with lyricalness, punchlines, witty lines, and more They work hard so you shut up. You're just a hater!
OMG! How could I forget Stevie Wonder! He can replace Madonna!
@gypsy_artist1 Michael Jackson also sang rock, country, gospel, and danced, better than Elvis. Prince can play every instrument known to man so yeah. They both deserve to be above Elvis, come on! MJ and Prince had "the look" and MJ wrote more than half of his songs.
@DavidGriffin Sure Michael Jackson is called the king of pop but he is also called the greatest entertainer of all times! To me that's greater than king.
ooops! Didn't finish comment! Beyonce and Jay- Z above Mariah Carey, Eminem, Tupac and Biggie is retarded.
Bogus list.
My Top Ten:
1. Michael Jackson
2. James Brown
3. Prince
4. Tupac
5. Notorious B.I.G.
6. Elvis Presley
7. The Beatles
8. Bob Marley
9. Madonna
10. Marvin Gaye
People that are close to this are Eminem, Aretha Franklin, Jimi Hendrix, and Mariah Carey. If not this list Eminem, Mariah Carey and Notorious B. I.G. should be in the top 20 or maybe the top 30, at the absolute least!!!
Beyonce and Jay-Z above Mariah Carey,
My last comment went to @cabrol2124
Michael Jackson definitely writes MORE than half of his music so you don't know what you're talking about. He wrote all his greatest hits and actually deserved to be #1! The Greatest artist of all times should include this: talent, album sales, popularity, chart placing, influence, etc. MJ has all of that. So anyways I do agree with you about the Tupac and Biggie thing though.


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If Salt Lake City's Deseret News must run anti-videogame screeds, couldn't it find authors to write them who are not, you know, disgraced and disbarred?
Rehabilitating Jack Thompson?
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It's guys like Jack Thompson who make me question whether prior restraint is such a bad thing.
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Friday, April 25, Madison Rotary Club members visited Greenville Elementary School in a continuation of the Purple Pinkie Project, a fundraiser visiting local schools for Polio Plus, Rotary International's ongoing global vaccination effort (since 1985) to eradicate the polio virus from the face of the planet.
In 1985, the crippling, sometimes fatal disease had already been eradicated from the U.S. for two or three decades, but it was still endemic in 125 other countries around the world. As of May 2013, only four countries remained on the endemic list: India, Pakistan, Nigeria and Afghanistan.
The goal of total eradication is so close, but as long as wild poliovirus remains on the loose, as seen in recent alerts from the World Health Organization, the danger of the disease breaking out again is a scary possibility, especially with today's highly mobile population and access to air travel to and fro.
The main hurdle to total eradication of the virus is getting enough funding
to buy the vaccines.
According to www.rotary.org/en/end-polio, as little as 60 cents will pay for one child's vaccination, so every dollar raised by the Purple Pinkie Project is more than enough to give a child lifelong protection in countries where the threat still exists.
The Madison Rotary Club has already taken the Purple Pinkie Project to Pinetta Elementary, where students brought in $1 and had their pinkies dyed purple to show that they were helping another child in another part of the world live a life free of polio. Greenville Elementary was the next stop; after Greenville, the Rotary Purple Pinkie Team has plans to visit more local schools that wish to participate.
Rotary president Wayne Conger stated that Greenville Elementary's principal, Valencia Barnes, and the rest of the staff "were extremely helpful and enthusiastic about our efforts and were fully involved in helping us." Principal Barnes even provided dollar bills for children who wanted to participate in helping another child, but didn't have the money.
The Greenville Purple Pinkie Project raised a total of $144, an amount Conger said was very significant for a small, rural school.
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After its Nokia Asha Apps Challenge, Nokia is back in challenging local developers to continue to be creative in Nokia Lumia Apps on Demand. If Nokia Asha Apps Challenge was intended for application developers in Nokia S40 platform, Nokia Lumia Apps on Demand is intended for developers of applications for Windows Phone platform.
Nokia Lumia Apps on Demand will not only involve developers but also the users. Users will be asked to provide suggestion or ideas of applications they want to be available on their Nokia Lumia smartphone. These suggestions will be accommodated in Nokia Indonesia's Facebook Page. The recommendations will be collected until May 26, 2012.
Of all submitted suggestions, Nokia will choose the 3 best ideas and challenge the local application developers to realize the idea in application form. Reportedly, both the developer and idea provider will get the newest Nokia Lumia as a prize.
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Nokia is quite active in holding events that cater for local developers, who are currently or is going to be creating applications. In addition to this competition, Nokia also has the Lumia Windows Developer Day and Mobile Game Developer War 3 on its agenda.
According to Kompas Tekno, support from Nokia has led to 3,000 applications by Indonesian developers making it to the Nokia Store. Of all the apps, apparently there had been 2.5 million downloads from around the world on weekly basis. Globally, Nokia Store records more than 13 million downloads per day with more than 100.000 applications.
In addition to the Nokia Store, Nokia's Lumia phones with Windows Phone operating system have Marketplace access that lists around 70,000 apps. Nokia also lists apps for Windows Phone made by Indonesian developers on its own site. For applications made by Indonesian developers, Nokia Indonesia has provided a dedicated page on its own website to showcase the apps.


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Hi everyone,
I just wanted to post an update onthe entire house building project...since relocating my family (5 of us) to a 2 bedroom apartment in March, the old house has been torn down/excavated, foundation has been layed and HURRAY they started framing last week.....this means that I will be able to order my kitchen in the next few days. I feel like throwing up. After spending 1 1/2 years planning this baby, I now have to order and feel queezy. I hope that it is just a passing thing. Oddly enough, I know that you guys understand, everyone else thinks I'm nuts. Sorry I haven't been around much but computer access is a huge issue right now, Also no tv ( hope I don't get pregnant again LOL J/K!) |
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If spy agency operative Gareth Williams brought his bondage and bike-racing hobbies to the Washington area during his many visits to NSA headquarters at Ft. Meade, he practiced them with a discretion worthy of his profession.
The British media has been in a frenzy for almost two years over Williams, a codes-and-cyphers whiz, since his lithe body was discovered zipped up in a carryall bag in the bathtub of an MI6 safe house in London, in August 2010.
Today the NewYork Times presented the bizarre and fascinating case, an intoxicating mix of spy work and sexual picadillos, to an American audience in a front page piece, generating a big buzz in national security circles.
Williams's death, his family's lawyer has suggested, was the result of a plot by people "skilled in the 'dark arts' of spy work," according to the Times's account
"That theory has played prominently here, with Mr. Williams depicted alternately as a victim of Russian secret service hit men, extremists with Al Qaeda, or a multitude of other potential assassins working in the murky world of espionage who poisoned him with potassium cyanide or an overdose of a powerful sedative drug, GHB, a theory pathologists said could not be effectively tested because of the advanced decomposition."
But it's more likely that the 31-year-old math prodigy's death was the result of "claustrophilia," according to the Times, "a condition that involves getting sexual thrills from being shut in enclosed spaces."
Evidence has mounted up that Williams, a slender, hazel eyed man on temporary loan to MI6 from GCHQ, the British code-breaking agency, was a transvestite. That, and his bondage fetish, was a secret known to at least a few of his intelligence colleagues, the court has learned.
If he indulged his whimsies during one of his frequent visits to NSA's headquarters at Ft. Meade, halfway between Washington and Baltimore, where he worked on highly secret counterterrorism communications projects, it went unnoticed.
Reputable sources in the D.C. bondage demimonde passed around photos of Williams for me and came up empty-handed.
Williams's sexual tastes are not unknown in law enforcement, however.
"I've seen lots of cases involving auto-erotic acts with ligatures and restraints, some of which went bad," retired FBI behavioral profiler Cint Van Zandt told me. "One case of a guy who put himself an a military-style trunk."
Likewise, if Williams practiced the competitive bike racing that was his other passion back home, he left no trail in the States.
"Given his known enthusiasm for cycling the FBI has made checks along the trails through the popular Appalachian Mountains close to Washington, to see if Mr Williams had rented a bicycle in the area or travelled there during his visits," The Mail in London reported in 2010.
Similarly, Bill Luecke, head of the National Capital Velo Association, said nobody from his club remembered or recognized the pictures of Williams.
"I didn't turn up anything from the people I polled about it," Luecke told me, "Chances are he never raced while he was here."
Williams never had a brush with the cops here, either, a reliable law enforcement source told me after conducting national and local-agency records checks.
The FBI had mild interest in the case because of Williams's work with NSA (and perhaps the CIA as well). If FBI agents queried local police about Williams, though, nobody remembers it.
"Nobody approached them, nobody was asked about" Williams, said the law enforcement source, who maintains close relations with Anne Arundel and Prince Georges County, Md., detectives and intelligence agents.
One source said Williams was working on sophisticated counterterrorism communications programs, including in Afghanistan.
"The description of what Williams was working on is clearly RDT&E [Research, Development, Test and Evaluation] on clandestine SIGINT (CLANSIG) devices," NSA expert Matthew Aid told me by e-mail.
SIGINT stands for intelligence-gathering by analyzing a target's electronic communications. CLANSIG refers to clandestine communications, the type used by military and intelligence units.
"The devices that the source described are right out of Hollywood (see the devices used by the character portrayed by Gene Hackman in the movie Enemy of the State), which used laptops to clone cell-phone signatures, allowing you to listen in on all calls coming in and out of a specific cell phone," Aid said. "Some of these devices (called 'black boxes' by some CIA operatives) were used a few years back to take down a number of al Qaeda officials in Pakistan."
It's "very secret stuff," Aid said.
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Los Angeles, CA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 09/27/2012 -- The owners of ElementaryStatistics.org recently launched their website with a basic introduction to statistics posted on their home page. This article is provided to help people understand a little bit about more statistics in general.
Generally considered one of the toughest subjects in school, many people search for an introduction to statistics or other elementary statistics guides on the internet. It is important to know all of the statistics basics before trying to go forward, or else the subject becomes harder and harder for a person to pick up.
In the article, one of the keys to having success with statistics is to make it fun and practical. Many people can understand a subject better if they do not think of it as work or something they are forced to do. By using real world examples, people can benefit quite a bit as well.
The website aims to add additional content in the coming months to help people get over any fear of learning statistics in general. Understanding the basic fundamentals of elementary statistics is huge step in the right direction for any person.
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ElementaryStatistics.org is a website that was developed to help people understand and learn about statistics in general. By providing the basic fundamentals of this specific type of math, people can have success down the road as well.