61. Ron Jacobs: Bob Feller Strikes Out william Cook Legacy of Deceit If Dante Knew of Bush and the NeoCons Bob feller is one of those baseball players who should never open his mouth http://counterpunch.org/jacobs07172004.html

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62. William Feller - Biography And Bibliography Biography and list of books by william feller. Books by william feller. An Introduction to Probability Theory and Its Application by william feller An http://www.biblio.com/author_biographies/2181302/William_Feller.html

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65. Minutes 4-5-05 Stephanie Sythe, Jeff Butler, Chris Chastain, Jody Crawhorn, Sam Fell, Brandon feller, Jim feller, william John, David Jones, Steve Kaake, Dawn Lillpop, http://www.ymcaharrison.org/minutes_4-5-05.htm

YMCA OF HARRISON COUNTY YMCA of Harrison County Founded in 2001 Harrison County, Indiana The regular monthly meeting of the YMCA of Harrison County, Inc., was held on April 5, 2005 at the YMCA Building. President Jerry Reinhardt called the meeting to order at 5:36 p.m. opening the meeting with prayer. Donna Windell moved to approve the minutes of the March meeting. Doug Stone seconded the motion which passed unanimously. Thank you notes were signed by Board members for the following people for their service to the YMCA: –Jason Wiseman, Jennifer Wilson, Angela Ward, Todd Thomas, Bill Thomas, Tara Stachewicz, Stephanie Sythe, Jeff Butler, Chris Chastain, Jody Crawhorn, Sam Fell, Brandon Feller, Jim Feller, William John, David Jones, Steve Kaake, Dawn Lillpop, Jeff Lillpop, Athenus Mattingly, Dawn Mauck, Larry Miller, Todd Nolot, Scott Oliver, Greg Oliver, Mary Paul, Stephen Paul, Tony Pickman, Dusty Rhodes, Brian Ripperdan, Jeff Salomon, Peggy Saylor, William Saltsgaver, Pam Schroeder, April Shewmaker, and Roger Shewmaker - For being a role model for kids by giving your time and energy to coaching a YMCA Soccer team –Vernon Mann - For donating the redbud trees to the Y –Mary Hassin - For teaching free third grade swim lessons –South Central Athletic Dept. - For donating the Rebel basketballs

66. Bob Feller Baseball Stats By Baseball Almanac Birth Name, Robert william Andrew feller, Click here for a player batting stances chart Bats , Right. Born On, 1103-1918, Click here for a player http://www.baseball-almanac.com/players/player.php?p=fellebo01

67. Bruce Hardie: Key Reference Books feller, william (1968), An Introduction to Probability Theory and Its Applications, Volume 1, 3rd edition, New York John Wiley Sons. http://brucehardie.com/notes/001/

Key Reference Books Last updated: 2005-01-10 The following books represent a core reading and reference list for anyone interested in applied probability modelling, with applications in marketing. Many of these books may at first appear rather daunting to those without a solid background in probability and statistics. Don't be scared off; with perseverance and practice, the material becomes more accessible. General Probability and Statistics A working knowledge of probability and statistics is necessary for anyone interested in developing and applying probability models. A classic introductory textbook (at the advanced undergraduate level) is Mood, Graybill, and Boes (1974); its coverage of the material is concise, making it an excellent reference for the basic concepts. Ghahramani (2000) and Ross (2002) provide a good introduction to the basic concepts and tools of probability upon which applied probability models are built. Another useful book is Ross (2003) only pay attention to the earlier chapters, as topics such as queuing theory are not that relevant to most marketing modellers. Two truly classic references are Feller (1968) and Stuart and Ord (1994). Many regard Feller as the bible of discrete probability. Stuart and Ord is a comprehensive reference on statistical distributions and related sampling theory.

68. Bob Feller Robert william Andrew feller Rapid Robert . Born November 3, 1918, Van Meter, Iowa; Bats right; Throws right; Height 6 0 ; Weight 185 lbs http://www.baseball-statistics.com/HOF/Feller.html

Home Hall of Fame Player Index Bob Feller Pitcher Cleveland Indians Robert William Andrew Feller: "Rapid Robert" Born: November 3, 1918, Van Meter, Iowa Bats: right Throws: right Height: 6'0" Weight: 185 lbs Elected to Hall of Fame by BBWAA: 1962 150 votes of 160 ballots cast: 93.75% Major League Debut: July 19, 1936 Bob Feller began his career in 1936, and from 1939 to 1941 he was the game's premier hurler - he led the AL in wins, innings pitched and strikeouts in each of those years, and won his only ERA title in 1940. His blazing fastball set the standard against which all of his successors have been judged. The winningest pitcher in Cleveland Indians history, in 1962 Feller became the first pitcher since charter member Walter Johnson to be elected to the Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. He lost nearly four seasons to the Navy during WWII, earning eight battle stars. Although he returned to lead the AL in wins and innings pitched in 1946 and 1947, finishing in the top three in ERA in 1946, 1947 and 1950, the lost years diminished his career stats. Add those prime years to his career, and he would have had over 350 wins and perhaps 3,500 strikeouts. As it was

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70. Bob Feller Statistics - Baseball-Reference.com Bob feller batting, fielding and pitching major league baseball lifetime statistics for each Bob feller Robert william Andrew feller (Rapid Robert) http://www.baseball-reference.com/f/fellebo01.shtml

SPORTS Baseball Football Basketball Books SUPPORT BR.com Newly Available Pages Your Sponsorships Quick Index: Players Teams Leagues Managers ... Bullpen You Are Here Baseball-Reference.com Players Bob Feller Bob Feller Robert William Andrew Feller (Rapid Robert) Bats Right, Throws Right Height Weight 185 lb. Debut July 19, 1936 Final Game September 30, 1956 Born November 3 in Van Meter, IA Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1962. Signed by the Cleveland Indians as an amateur free agent in 1936. All Transactions About biographical information BR Bullpen: Find or enter more info for this player what's this? ... BaseballBooks.net Your source for the latest baseball and sports books Pro-Football-Reference.com Our gridiron counterpart. Basketball-Reference.com Our cager counterpart Subscribe to our mailing list Youth Baseball Equipment sponsor(s) this page. You can sponsor a page Page Expires: 2005-10-28 Alert Me! Sweet youth baseball equipment deals all year long ! Pitching Glossary Year Ag Tm Lg W L G GS CG SHO GF SV IP H R ER HR BB SO HBP WP BFP ERA *lgERA *ERA+ ++-+-+-+-+-+-+-++++++-+++-+-+-+-+-++ 1936 17 CLE AL CLE AL ... AL 4 19 4 2 5 1 58.0 63 34 32 7 23 18 253 4.97 4.20 85 ++-+-+-+-+-+-+-++++++-+++-+-+-+-+-++ 18 Yr WL% .621 266 162 570 484 279 44 52 21 3827.0 3271 1557 1384 224 1764 2581 60 75 16180 3.25 3.97 122 ++-+-+-+-+-+-+-++++++-+++-+-+-+-+-++

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"It ain't so much the things we don't know that get us in trouble. It's the things we know that ain't so." - Artemus Ward Problem Description "According to widespread beliefs a so-called law of averages should ensure that in a long coin-tossing game each player will be on the winning side for about half the time, and that the lead will pass not infrequently from one player to the other . . . [but] intution leads to an erroneous picture of the probable effects of chance fluctuations" (Feller (1968), p. 78). "One should expect naively that in a prolonged coin-tossing game the observed number of changes of lead should increase roughly in proportion to the duration of the game . . . this intuitive reasoning is false . . ." (Feller (1968), p. 84). The number of changes of lead in n trials is, in fact, on the order of the square root of n. The TI-83 simulation below produces a graphical display of a sequence of coin tosses for a possibly biased coin (although I recommend you start your investigations with a fair coin). In the connected x-y plot which is produced the x-coordinate represents the trial number and the y-coordinate represents (the number of heads) - (the number of tails) obtained to that point. In running the simulation you will probably not want to take the number of trials to be too large because of the time it takes to generate the plot. Initially, at least, you will probably want to keep the number of trials 1000 or less. After the graph is completed the ENTER key may be pressed on your TI-83 to see how many times the number of heads equalled the number of tails (the number of "crossings" on the graph). Also displayed are the lead percentages for the two "contestants".

74. MY BABY S COMIN HOME - Leavitt, William G. ; Grady, John C MY BABY S COMIN HOME Leavitt, william G. ; Grady, John C. ; feller, Sherm Roxbury Music SHEET MUSIC. http://www.fyrbyrdbookshop.com/si/1202.html

75. The Probability Web: Quotations feller, william An Introduction to Probability Theory and its Applications Probability is a mathematical discipline whose aims are akins to those, http://www.mathcs.carleton.edu/probweb/quotes.html

Quotations If you would like to add your favorite probability quotation to this page, please e-mail me or fill in the form. Aristotle The probable is what usually happens. Bertrand, Joseph How dare we speak of the laws of chance? Is not chance the antithesis of all law? Boethius (ca. 480-525) The Consolation of Philosophy Chance, too, which seems to rush along with slack reins, is bridled and governed by law. Boole, George An Investigation of the Law of Thought Probability is expectation founded upon partial knowledge. A perfect acquaintance with all the circumstances affecting the occurrence of an event would change expectation into certainty, and leave neither room nor demand for a theory of probabilities. Born, Max The conception of chance enters in the very first steps of scientific activity in virtue of the fact that no observation is absolutely correct. I think chance is a more fundamental conception that causality; for whether in a concrete case, a cause-effect relation holds or not can only be judged by applying the laws of chance to the observation. Bulwer, Lytton E.G.

76. Gian-Carlo Rota william feller. Here is an extract from Fine Hall in its golden age Remembrances His name was neither william nor feller. He was named Willibold by his http://www.iolfree.ie/~alexandros/articles/feller.htm

William Feller Here is an extract from Fine Hall in its golden age: Remembrances of Princeton in the early fifties by Gian-Carlo Rota, a series of recollections of reknown mathematicians viewed with all their glorious mannerisms. William Feller In retrospect, nothing could be farther from the truth. Feller's treatise in probability is one of the great masterpieces of mathematics of all time. It has survived unscathed the onslaughts of successive waves of rewriting, and it is still secretly read by every probabilist, many of whom refuse to admit that they still constantly consult it, and refer to it as "trivial" (like high school students complaining that Shakespeare's dramas are full of platitudes). For a long time, Feller's treatise was the mathematics book most quoted by nonmathematicians. But Feller would never have admitted to his success. He was one of the first generation who thought probabilistically (the others: Doob, Kac, Uvy, and Kolmogorov), but when it came to writing down any of his results for publication, he would chicken out and recast the mathematics in purely analytic terms. It took one more generation of mathematicians, the generation of Harris, McKean, Ray, Kesten, Spitzer, before probability came to be written the way it is practiced. He took umbrage when someone interrupted his lecturing by pointing out some glaring mistake. He became red in the face and raised his voice, often to full shouting range. It was reported that on occasion he had asked the objector to leave the classroom. The expression "proof by intimidation" was coined after Feller's lectures (by Mark Kac). During a Feller lecture, the hearer was made to feel privy to some wondrous secret, one that often vanished by magic as he walked out of the classroom at the end of the period. Like many great teachers, Feller was a bit of a con man.

77. 589 Reading Course Description feller, william (1971). An Introduction to Probability Theory and Its Applications, Volume II 2nd Ed. Wiley, New York. HoffmannJorgensen, J. (1994). http://www.math.mcgill.ca/anderson/589/589 (reading course).html

Department of Mathematics and Statistics McGill University MATH 589 Advanced Probability Theory II Reading Course MATH 589 Advanced Probability Theory (4 credits). (Prerequisite: MATH 587 or equivalent.) Martingales and martingale convergence theorems (if not covered in 587). Weak convergence of measures. Characteristic functions: elementary properties, inversion formula, uniqueness and continuity theorems. Lindeberg-Feller Central Limit Theorem. If time permits, a selection from: infinitely divisible laws, stable laws, Brownian motion and its properties. Textbook : Billingsley, P. (1995). Probability and Measure 3rd Ed. Wiley-Interscience, New York. (Sections 25-30, 35, extra topics) The Syllabus : We won't work very closely out of Billingsley. Rather, you should read and be responsible for the following chapters from the 587 and 589 notes. Section 11 "Martingales" at the end of the 587 notes. It's not very big, but it has most of the well-known results for discrete-time parameter martingales (including supermartingales and submartingales). Section 11.1 on stopping times and stochastic processes is some background you need for reading the martingale stuff. Chapter 1 "Weak convergence of Probability Measures" from the 589 notes. Leave out the section on total variation measure. The important stuff is in sections 1.3, 1.4, and 1.5. You can leave out proposition 1.3.4, the discussion called "background" on page 9. The standard reference is Billingsley below if you need it.

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E-Mail Mitglieder Community Suche ... Hilfe document.write(''); im Web in freenet.de in Shopping Branchen Lexikon Artikel nach Themen alphabetischer Index Artikel in Kategorien Weitere Themen Pl¼nderer, Seuchen- Angst: Kriegsrecht in New Orleans Tokio Hotel: Harte Jungs oder nur peinliche Poser? IAA: B¶ser Blick an Mazdas neuem Flitzer Sassou Flacher, ultraflach, RAZR: Das Motorola "V3" geht in Serie ... Pleitewelle der Fonds - wen es noch treffen k¶nnte Sie sind hier: Startseite Lexikon William Feller William Feller William (Vilim) Feller 7. Juli in Zagreb 14. Januar in New York City ) war ein bekannter Mathematiker mit besonderen Verdiensten auf dem Gebiet der Wahrscheinlichkeitstheorie Feller wurde in Zagreb Kroatien geboren und begann dort sein Mathematik-Studium, dass er in G¶ttingen Deutschland fortsetzte. Er nahm eine Stelle als Dozent an der Universit¤t Kiel an, floh aber wegen seiner j¼dischen Herkunft vor den Nationalsozialisten aus Deutschland. Nach Stationen in Skandinavien gelangte er in die USA , deren Staatsb¼rger er wurde.

79. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS | Evaluating Federal Research Programs: Research And The Governm Harvey Bernstein, Barry Bozeman, Rad Byerly, Linda Capuano, Irwin feller, william Gordon, Paul Gray, Marcelle LaFollette, Stephen Lukasik, Bill Morrill, http://books.nap.edu/html/gpra/acknowledgments.html

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80. Citation Index @ARTICLE{Fel, author = william feller , title = An Extension of the Law of the Iterated Logarithm to Variables without Variance , journal = Indiana Univ. http://www.iumj.indiana.edu/oai/1969/18/18027/18027.html

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