The distribution of values in a sequence, as seen in counting the
number of terms larger than a scalar times the average value, is applied
to the the Stern sequence and the binomial coefficients. We also show
that the suitably scaled logarithms of

converges to a distribution, and prove an implicit formula for the convergent function. We leave an open problem regarding the distribution of the Stern sequence.
Received September 18 2012;
revised version received January 25 2013; February 22 2013.
Published in Journal of Integer Sequences, March 2 2013.