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To help overcome the chemical industry's negative public image, the Chemical Manufacturers Association (CMA) developed a program it calls Responsible Care (1), and members of the CMA have agreed to adopt that program in its entirety and abide by its principles. Unfortunately, knowledge of this program among the public and indeed among members of the industry itself appears to be quite limited (...

Classical confidence intervals are often misunderstood by particle physicists and the general public alike. The confusion arises from the two different definitions of probability in common use. As a result, there is general dissatisfaction when confidence intervals are empty or they exclude parameter values for which the experiment is insensitive. In order to clarify these issues, the relation ...

Credibility is a perceived quality and is evaluated with at least two major components: trustworthiness and expertise. Weblogs (or blogs) are a potentially fruitful genre for exploration of credibility assessment due to public disclosure of information that might reveal trustworthiness and expertise by webloggers (or bloggers) and availability of audience evaluations. The objectives of the plan...