Emerging From the Famous Bat Cave...

Greetings fellow bloggers(classmates and/or otherwise),

I have been hibernating in a cave off the coast of Nova Scotia and am now back in action. For those who don't know it's mid-semester and tensions are high. Priorities seem to compound further causes emotional and physical exertion. With that fun tidbit being said come my apologies.
First off, I apologize to my happy classmates, I have completely forgotten to post the previous weeks chapter. Hey I am human, and I know that my professor understands...sorta. This weeks chapter unfortunately will be well past the 36 hour time frame. So I'm apologizing now. Yes I know tardy work will be downgraded but there is good news to all of this. I had to read the fantastic(and I use that term loosely) book Freakonomics. On my site will be a link to the official website. This book is controversial. It's also based in statistical data. How does it connect to our class? We as the purveyors of knowledge and governance know that in order to prove or disprove a point you must you statistical data. This book attempts to use "non-judgmental" data to uncover the hidden truths of society. I will not spoil the book for anyone until Thursday in which I will divulge all its secrets. So classmates be warned! What's also cool and relates to our class is the site does have a "blog section." But that is my report that I'm now out of the Bat Cave and ready for action. Signing off til tomorrow.

P.S Me aculpa for the lateness of my chapter summaries.