Confessions of a Library Historian

Confessions of a Formal Methodist

Confessions of a Pragmatic Statistician

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Confessions of a condom lover

www.thelancet.com Vol 368 December 2, 2006 1947 those involved in neglected tropical diseases, and the private sector. After the review, the African Ministers of Health made the Yaoundé Declaration (panel). The declaration also welcomes the longstanding commitment of donors and NGDOs to onchocerciasis control and the pledge of Merck to provide ivermectin for as long as is needed. It also urged ...

Confessions of a Live Coder

This paper describes the process involved when a live coder decides to learn a new musical programming language of another paradigm. The paper introduces the problems of running comparative experiments, or user studies, within the field of live coding. It suggests that an autoethnographic account of the process can be helpful for understanding the technological conditioning of contemporary musi...

Confessions of a chagrined trialist

As a clinical trialist, I had thought that the methods I employed were far more challenging than those I had thought were needed for quality improvement. However, some personal experiences and participation in the Cliveden conference led me to a new appreciation of the methodological and conceptual challenges faced by those trying to improve medical systems.