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Picks

• Amiigo: The exercise tracker that identifies exercises from FlowingData
• Android app for oral language documentation from Language Log
• Cloud-computing platform for robots launched from ScienceDaily: Artificial Intelligence News
• Names, networks, and norms from Language Log
• No small wonder from Language Log
• Nonnerdy applied mathematics from The Endeavour
• Outliers and kettlebells from The Endeavour
• What data brokers know about you from FlowingData

Other News

• App Stats: Chamberlain on "Predictive Effects of Teachers and Schools on Test Scores, College Attendance, and Earnings" from Social Science Statistics Blog
• Attention Radar: How Political Trends Develop over Time from information aesthetics
• Crowdsourcing the Travelling Salesman from Michael Trick's Operations Research Blog
• Current Daylight saving time policies are insane from Daniel Lemire's blog
• Goodbye, Google+ from Eduardo Valle's Blog
• Hadoop execution enhancements from Monash Research Integrated Feed
• Interview Pranay Agrawal Co-Founder Fractal Analytics from DECISION STATS
• Interview with Boulder BI Brain Trust from Revolutions
• Mike Smith Explains, Apologizes from My Biased Coin
• More Google Big Data papers: Megastore and Spanner from Marginally Interesting by Mikio L. Braun
• Running R and RStudio Server on Red Hat Linux RHEL #rstats from DECISION STATS
• Why you need an analytical hub from Data Doghouse - performance management, business intelligence, and data warehousing
• Yes, the decision to try (or not) to have a child can be made rationally from Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
• Yes, the decision to try (or not) to have a child can be made rationally from Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science