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This blog is intended to document David Giltinan's ongoing struggle with the peculiar charms of the Spanish language, which began in March 2007 in Spain and continues in 2009 in Madrid, Santiago, Buenos Aires, and (hopefully) Madrid again.
oso madroño
los gatos
correos
plaza santa ana
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About Me
- gaelstat
- is the pseudonym of David Giltinan, a native Irishman (from County Cork) who moved to the U.S. in 1979 to attend graduate school in Chapel Hill, worked as a statistician in the biopharmaceutical industry until January 2007, and is co-author (with Marie Davidian) of a book: Nonlinear Models for Repeated Measurement Data.
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3 comments:
I only see one. :)
Put 'em on treadmills and you can power your own computer.
Maybe if I put tinfoil hats on them they could generate a permanent Wi-Fi connection.
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