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<blockquote>He tried his best--but in the end newborn Casey-James May<br> | <blockquote> | ||
missed out on a 48 million-to-one record by four minutes. His | He tried his best--but in the end newborn Casey-James May<br> | ||
Sean, grandfather Dered and great-grandfather Alistair were all born on the | missed out on a 48 million-to-one record by four minutes. His<br> | ||
same date - March 2. But Casey-James was delivered <br>at 12.04 am on March 3....</blockquote> | father Sean, grandfather Dered and great-grandfather Alistair <br> | ||
were all born on the same date - March 2. But Casey-James <br> | |||
was delivered <br>at 12.04 am on March 3....</blockquote> | |||
<blockquote>Metro | <blockquote>Metro | ||
Revision as of 19:44, 29 June 2005
Frank Duckworth, editor of the Royal Statistical Society's newsletter - RSS NEWS has given us permission to include items from their forsooth column which they extract them from media sources. Of course we would be happy to have readers add items they feel are worthy of a forsooth!
From the May 2005 RSS News:
He tried his best--but in the end newborn Casey-James May
missed out on a 48 million-to-one record by four minutes. His
father Sean, grandfather Dered and great-grandfather Alistair
were all born on the same date - March 2. But Casey-James
was delivered
at 12.04 am on March 3....
Metro 10 March 2005
In the US, those in the poorest households have
nearly four times the risk of death of those in the richest.
Your World report
May 2004