Sometimes I think about how unfair it is that life takes talented people away too soon. Take Heath Ledger, Paul Walker, River Phoenix — each of them left such a mark that it feels like they are still around. And recently, sitting by the fireplace in the evening watching a film, I stumbled upon https://jwin7-bd.com/jwin7-app/ and decided to check it out. The slots looked very stylish, with bright graphics and unusual effects. I had a couple of nice wins — not for the money, but for the thrill. It seemed that the excitement on the screen resembled the energy and drive that the actors gave to their audience. Their untimely departure does not prevent them from inspiring and adding excitement to life even now.
Interesting that in the regression there are clear trends in the residuals.
For example, 50-90 years since birth (1935-1975?) has more "above expected" actors. Perhaps this corresponds to a period when these actors were featured on screen and more people were going to movies and thus familiar with their work.
Sometimes I think about how unfair it is that life takes talented people away too soon. Take Heath Ledger, Paul Walker, River Phoenix — each of them left such a mark that it feels like they are still around. And recently, sitting by the fireplace in the evening watching a film, I stumbled upon https://jwin7-bd.com/jwin7-app/ and decided to check it out. The slots looked very stylish, with bright graphics and unusual effects. I had a couple of nice wins — not for the money, but for the thrill. It seemed that the excitement on the screen resembled the energy and drive that the actors gave to their audience. Their untimely departure does not prevent them from inspiring and adding excitement to life even now.
Great post.
Interesting that in the regression there are clear trends in the residuals.
For example, 50-90 years since birth (1935-1975?) has more "above expected" actors. Perhaps this corresponds to a period when these actors were featured on screen and more people were going to movies and thus familiar with their work.