| Monday, December 7th, 2009 |
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[ miriamboon ]
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4:36p |
basic software for handling data
Hey guys. I'm racking my brain, trying to think if I've missed any software that scientists use for basic data analysis. Can anyone suggest anything that should be added to this list? - Matlab
- Mathematica
- Maple
- Excel (yes, really)
Thanks in advance! Edited to add:Which ones do you think are the most widely used? If it is something that is used in every day life (like Excel), it's even more interesting to me. Current Mood: busy |
lj_maintenance
[ mhwest ]
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1:15p |
Notification System
Hey Guys, Unfortunately with our last release, and its instability, we were forced to roll back releases. Unfortunately in doing so, it would seem that our notification system has been broken somehow. Our engineers are working on this issue as quickly as possible. We hope to have a patch within the next day, so we can deploy our code and fix the notification system at the same time. Please *bear* with us ;) Currently all notifications are being queued up so they can be processed as soon as the fix is pushed and verified to be working correctly. Thank you, Current Mood: grumpy |
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[ zeleny_slon ]
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5:02p |
Guys! Please help me with this article. igor dot zlot at gmail Thanks in Advance!!! |
| Sunday, December 6th, 2009 |
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[ spread_truth ]
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7:40p |
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[ ignis ]
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9:47a |
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camsluts
[ scary_mary ]
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10:32a |
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| Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009 |
lj_maintenance
[ mhwest ]
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12:18p |
MogileFS Maintenance
**EDIT Thu Dec 3 23:24:15 UTC 2009 ** Hey Everyone, we are about to run the last alter job that we need to on our database servers. This will effect userpics / scrapbook / vgift images for the next few hours. Have no fear, your images aren't lost, there is just a really intensive process running on the servers which store the information for mogilefs. Thank you for your understanding and all the LJ love... Hey LJers, I just wanted to let you all know that we are going to be performing some mogilefs maintenance over the next few days. We will be upgrading our current version to latest stable as well as changing some db config information to better handle the amount of files we are currently hosting. This shouldn't cause a big impact on site stability, but you may see some minor delays with userpic / scrapbook images appearing or other requests associated with our mogilefs. We would love to not have that happen, but unfortunately with some of the steps we need to take we have to cause a delay with images. I figured this was a better solution than taking down all of LiveJournal because well lets face it, we all need our daily LJ fix ;) Thanks, Current Mood: dirtyCurrent Music: Bad Religion - Stranger Than Fiction |
| Monday, November 30th, 2009 |
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[ toodlepipsky ]
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10:22a |
Ornithology paper request
Hello all! Jstore and google scholar don't like me (or my university, who's to know) so I need these three papers for a seminary I need to give on adoption in birds. The papers are: * The evolution of alloparental care and adoption in mammals and birds. by ML Riedman - The Quarterly Review of Biology, 1982 * Selection for adoption versus infanticide by replacement mates in birds. by S Rohwer - Current ornithology, 1986. * Testing the intergenerational conflict hypothesis: factors affecting adoptions in Audouin's gulls, Larus audouinii. by Daniel Oro and Meritxell Genovart 1999 Many great thanks to the very nice person who will send me these or one of them to MeyRevived(at)hotmail(dot)com. Thanks again! Current Mood: busy |
| Sunday, November 29th, 2009 |
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[ evultreefrog ]
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1:39p |
I have asked a few of my friends, and no one seems to have access to pre-1995 subscriptions for Soil Biology and Biochemistry. So, if anyone can get the article, then I would be greatly appreciative! Boerner, R.E. and S. D. Koslowsky. 1989. Microsite variations in soil chemistry and nitrogen mineralization in a beech-maple forest. Soil Biology and Biochemistry 21(6)795-801 Link is here My email is kwixted0 at gmail.com Thank you x million! |
| Friday, November 27th, 2009 |
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[ cheesenoonions ]
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12:49p |
Pub request.
Happy holidays everyone. Hopefully everyone is getting some rest and catching up with their reading. If anyone has access to this, please email it to roperez22 at gmail. Thanks. Phylogenetics, evolution, and medical importance of polyomaviruses Infection, Genetics and Evolution, Volume 9, Issue 5, September 2009, Pages 784-799 Andi Krumbholz, Olaf R.P. Bininda-Emonds, Peter Wutzler, Roland Zell |
| Tuesday, November 24th, 2009 |
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[ savestheworld ]
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10:31a |
sig dig question
If I'm following strict significant figures rules and add 9.0 and 3.0, is the answer 12 or 12.0? I can't find any examples online where the addition causes the number to increase a digit. Do I drop the zero so I don't end with a third significant figure or is it okay because it's no more precise than 9.0 or 3.0? |