Snapped before the close – the market does not seem in a hurry to go down.

Snapped before the close – the market does not seem in a hurry to go down.

Much has been made in the past few days regarding the impact upward movements in the price of oil are having upon the markets. Pundits are throwing around various numbers for possible targets for all. These are little more than educated (being polite here) guesses. However, what is a fact is the current upward trend…

I love a good Benny Hill moment. This is a make yourself a little smarter post so pay attention blogophytes’ Here is a test for you – get a box of muesli that contains nuts and jiggle it. Surprisingly after vigorous jiggling the heavier nuts have risen to the top and the lighter other bits…

People are by and large very poor statisticians – the notion of clusters is very hard for us to accept.

Thomas Friedman is a columnist with a not entirely undeserved reputation for hyperbole, outlandish metaphors and just getting it wrong. This is written in the style of Friedmand writing on the current schism in Egypt.

Thomas Friedman is a columnist with a not entirely undeserved reputation for hyperbole, outlandish metaphors and just getting it wrong. This is written in the style of Friedmand writing on the current schism in Egypt.

I love a good Benny Hill moment. This is a make yourself a little smarter post so pay attention blogophytes’ Here is a test for you – get a box of muesli that contains nuts and jiggle it. Surprisingly after vigorous jiggling the heavier nuts have risen to the top and the lighter other bits…

Much has been made in the past few days regarding the impact upward movements in the price of oil are having upon the markets. Pundits are throwing around various numbers for possible targets for all. These are little more than educated (being polite here) guesses. However, what is a fact is the current upward trend…

–Freeman Dyson, How We Know, March 10, 2011 “In the twentieth century, genomes of humans and other species were laboriously decoded and translated into sequences of letters in computer memories. The decoding and translation became cheaper and faster as time went on, the price decreasing and the speed increasing according to Moore’s Law. The first human…

Secret life

Secret life

–Freeman Dyson, How We Know, March 10, 2011 “In the twentieth century, genomes of humans and other species were laboriously decoded and translated into sequences of letters in computer memories. The decoding and translation became cheaper and faster as time went on, the price decreasing and the speed increasing according to Moore’s Law. The first…