Statistics forum
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The ASA is launching a new blog called the Statistics Forum, managed by Andrew Gelman and to which I will periodically contribute items that may induce some amount of discussion within the community, like the first entry by Michael Lavine on testing. (Meaning I will double-post on the Og and on the Statistics Forum, if I can manage the timing right!) The name of the blog is not that exciting, granted, but it conveys the aim of the blog, as well as relates to to a brilliant aspect of Roman history… 
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