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The Measurement Standard Contents for July, 2012

 

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7/4/12:
CERN scientists use Large Hadron Collider to discover Higgs boson.

Here is a list of links to posts in The Measurement Standard for the month of July, 2012:

Triangleredsmall  A Measurement Makeover for the New Hampshire Legislature and the Florida Board of Education

Triangleredsmall  NYTimes Article on How Social Media Is Being Used to Crowdsource Product Development

Triangleredsmall  Twitter Used to Track Unhealthy People, Predict Sickness 8 Days in Advance with 90% Accuracy

Triangleredsmall The Measurement Mavens of the Month:
Robert Hastings, Bridget Bishop, and William Shroeder of Bell Helicopter

Triangleredsmall  Can the Reputations of the Boy Scouts of America and Chick-fil-A Be Saved?

Triangleredsmall ROI in Social Media: Its Meaning Has Become Opposite to Its Original Sense

Triangleredsmall Automated Social Media Analytics:
Is "As Good as Human" a Valid Objective?

Triangleredsmall Measurement Geeks of the Month:
Manal Abbasi and Rejani CJ From SocialEyez

Triangleredsmall Why Is Social Media Content Analysis So Difficult? Linguistic Detectives Provide a Clue.

Triangleredsmall Jim Macnamara's Measuring Up:
Time to Get Beyond Ethnocentric Globalization: Four Steps to Get Started

Triangleredsmall Daphne Gray-Grant's Rapid Writing:
Why You Should Think of Yourself as an Orange: A Game to Help You Write Better

Triangleredsmall Nobel Laureate Hangs Out On Street Corners and Answers Questions

Triangleredsmall Daniels & Jeffrey: International Media Analysis Made Simple

Triangleredsmall A PR Pro Walks Into a Bar...

Triangleredsmall The State of "ROI" in Public Relations: Dying or Almost Dead?

Triangleredsmall Call for Entries: The 2012 Jack Felton Golden Ruler Award

Triangleredsmall New Hampshire Residents Consume the Most Beer in the Nation -- Or Not?

Triangleredsmall Kindergarten Leads to Crime, Says N.H. Legislator's Faulty Research

 

Last month in The Measurement Standard: Here is the Contents Page from June, 2012.

(thanks for the Higgs boson discovery image to crave)

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