Happy birthday, Peter! Wishing you many happy returns of the day.

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Happy birthday, Peter! Wishing you many happy returns of the day.

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A Belated âWelcome to The Worldâ for Peter David!
Better Late Than Never... Data Analysis Within.
At 9:07 AM on May 6, 2020, Priscilla (Keller) + David Waller welcomed their 5th Child, Peter David, into the world. The Coupleâs other children include 2 Boys, Paul (b. 2013) and Phillip (b. 2016), and 2 Girls, Davia (b. 2014) and Destiny (b. 2018).
How does Baby Peterâs birth shift Priscilla + Davidâs Data? Read on!
My 3yo son knows babies come out of vaginas. Way to go, David and Priscilla, for once again sexualizing something unnecessary đ
Coupla crude Cassies cussing in our inbox. Obviously joking... Say it with me yâall... Vagina.
Each one of the interactions with the kids was honestly somethin. The bit at the end with all of them repeating the children are a blessing verse was creepy -Suz
Peyto Lake by Peter Waller
Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada
Breaking: Waller #5 is Here!
On May 6, 2020 at 9:07 AM, Priscilla (Keller) + David Waller welcomed their 5th Child, Peter David Waller. They shared the news on their blog.
Iâll analyze the data soon.

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Very Slight Change to Rule Used To Estimate Certain Data
Duggar Data loves exact data; however, it isnât always available⊠ Say, when a couple tells us that a relevant event happened in âMarch,â or âEarly March,â but doesnât give an exact date.  Duggar Data estimates the date in these situations, and does so using a set of established rules to ensure âEarly Marchâ is always estimated the same way.
Iâve been rethinking my estimating rules recently, and Iâve decided to change them slightly.  Itâs honestly really slight⊠ It probably doesnât even matter.  But, I wanted to let you know!
Until now, my rules for estimating Month + Year (e.g., March 2020) and Specific Portion of Month [+ Year] (e.g., Early March 2020) were also followsâ
Month + Year  Use the midpoint of the month.  (Round up if itâs a month with an even number of days.)
âMidâ Month  Same analysis as above.
âEarlyâ Month  Use the 1st Quartileâi.e., the midpoint of the 1st Half of the month.  (Round up, if necessary.)
âLateâ Month  Use the 3rd Quartileâi.e., the midpoint of the 2nd Half of the month.  (Round up, if necessary.)
Applying these rules, hereâs the date Iâd end up usingâ
Month + Year  15th (Months w/ 28 or 29 Days), 16th (w/ 30 or 31 Days)
âMidâ Month  15th (Months w/ 28 or 29 Days), 16th (w/ 30 or 31 Days)
âEarlyâ Month  8th (Regardless of # of Days)
âLateâ Month  22nd (Months w/ 28 Days), 23rd (w/ 29 or 30 Days), 24th (w/ 31 Days)
I donât really like this.  Mostly because it implies that âEarlyâ [Month] consists of the entire first half, and itâs just⊠ Not.  I wouldnât consider Valentineâs Day to be in âEarly February,â would you?
So, Iâve decided to switch things up⊠ Instead of dividing months into âEarlyâ and âLate,â I will divide them into 3 PartsâEarly, Middle, and Late.  Each part gets the same amount of days, to the extent possible.  As a rule, letâs always ensure that âEarlyâ and âLateâ get the same number of days; any extra days are allocated to âMiddle.â  So, hereâs whatâs defined as Early, Middle, and Lateâ
28âDay Months  1â9 (Early), 10â19 (Middle), 20â28 (Late)
29âDay Months  1â9 (Early), 10â20 (Middle), 21â29 (Late)
30âDay Months  1â10 (Early), 11â20 (Middle), 21â30 (Late)
31âDay Months  1â10 (Early), 11â21 (Middle), 22â31 (Late)
⊠and, just like before, our Estimate Date would just be the midpoint of the relevant range.  Unlike before, letâs round down if the hint is âEarlyâ Month and the Early Range consists of an even number of values.  (For âMidâ or âLate,â weâll still round up.)  Hereâs the date weâll end up using, after applying this new ruleâ
âEarlyâ Â 5th (Regardless of # of Days)
âMiddleâ Â 15th (Months w/ 28 or 29 Days), 16th (w/ 30 or 31 Days)
âLateâ Â 24 (Months w/ 28 Days), 25 (w/ 29 Days), 26 (w/ 30 Days), 27 (w/ 31 Days)
If weâre told a Month + Year, but âEarlyâ or âLateâ isnât stated, weâll just take the midpoint of the entire month, rounded up if necessary. Â (Like we did before.)
Like I said, itâs a small shift⊠ 3 Days or Less, actually.  Regardless, the following data will be directly impacted by the rule change.  For all of these, we were told that the event was in âEarlyâ or âLateâ [Month], and thatâs itâŠ
C. BontragerâBowers #2âs Due Date  Said to be due âend of Augustâ 2020. This is treated the same as âLate August.â Was using August 24, 2020.  Now using August 27, 2020 (+3 Days).
Samuel Dillardâs Due Date  Said to be in âEarly Julyâ 2017.  Was using July 8, 2017.  Now using July 5, 2017 (â3 Days).
Peter Wallerâs Due Date  Said to be in âEarly Mayâ 2020.  Was using May 8, 2020.  Now using May 5, 2020 (â3 Days).
Thatâs it! Just wanted to let you give know about this very, very slight change.
Are you analyzing Waller #5s data?
Yes, Iâm planning to, Iâm behind on posting right now. I hope to get to it after analyzing Jingerâs pregnancy! Iâm also hoping to do a Post about Jesse + Anna, but I might wait on that until we get more information on the relationship from the Maxwell Family Blog.
Also, thank you to everyone who checked in to ask if I was okay! Iâm touched. Iâm perfectly fine. Iâm busy right now balancing work and life stuff. Things were slow, so I took a little break. Iâm still here!
A tribute to Peter Waller, Stroud's London Hero 1942-2022
By Max Waller If Stroud had its very own member of The Beatles then it surely would have been my father, Peter Waller. Of course, Iâm biased because heâs my dad and itâs just possible I might have a tendency to over-romanticise my characterisation of him. But when I think back on his generation growing up at a time of great social and cultural change in the 1960âs Iâve come to realise that heâŠ
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