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Category Archives: statistics

Twelve Long Years of Waiting

Posted on February 28, 2012 by Josh

It has been twelve long years of waiting, but the United States 1940 Federal Census release is nearly upon us. This will mark the first ever digital release of the census. Government officials have been extracting 3.9 million digital images … Continue reading →

Posted in data, statistics

Death of the Social Security Index?

Posted on February 15, 2012 by Josh

In the United States, a storm is brewing which is centered on the exceedingly gray area between freedom of information and privacy.  In the US Congress is legislation hoping to prevent information within the Social Security Master Death Index from … Continue reading →

Posted in data, death, statistics

Real-World Implications

Posted on June 10, 2011 by Josh

Real-World Implications Discovering your family heritage is one thing, but have you ever wondered what you can do with all of the data you can potentially amass regarding your family?  What gift can you give your children before you pass? … Continue reading →

Posted in death, dna, statistics
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