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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I totally have a crush on OP. [/quote]

I bet he is dreamy in real life.[/quote]

OP, before this goes on too long, can you clear up with the ladies whether or not you are a man?[/quote]

OP here.

Yes, I am a man. Married, two kids and an awesome dog.

While I find the comments flattering, you should know my wife says I lack -- entirely -- all semblances of empathy.

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Are you Italian?[/quote]

OP here

Italian? No. Though I do have dark hair and blue eyes. (Do Italians have blue eyes? I have no clue, just looking for an excuse to throw that out there.)

I'm American.

My files are on my office computer, so nothing meaningful to reply now. Likely no meaningful reply about differences in advanced-only scores. The small sample sizes greatly limit extrapolation here. The confidence intervals for advanced white scores at Hardy probably include the numbers from Deal. (As an aside, I don't know how to calculate standard errors for an average of averages. Is there a method?) An earlier poster offers a good perspective: is the concern that your "advanced" will somehow magically become just "proficient" if he attended Hardy (and not Deal)? Hey, I don't judge people motives any further than what they say are, but that's a legitimate question.

Happy Easter and other holidays. [/quote][/quote]

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