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A view from above

July 4, 2011 by

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Hey all! I have been pretty busy recently with my new job at the Alamo Colleges, and with a mountain of other projects that I don’t even want to think about right now. Anyway, after a long-ish hiatus due to those work demands, here’s a quick post about something neat I ran across the other […]

Stats with Cats

February 4, 2011 by

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I have a cat named Ellis. (Disclosure: that is not really a picture of my cat. My camera isn’t working. Taken from Big Black Cat.org) Ellis is usually not very helpful with my statistics questions, but I just wanted to inform our readers of a really fantastic cat/website that can help.  For an excellent introduction […]

Webpages as Graphics

February 1, 2011 by

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On the topic of network mapping, a new find for today is a pretty simple and quite aesthetically pleasing data mapping java applet: Just enter in a website (like Seeing Complexity! -just click there) and get a nice map. Not only is it written in java, but something I really like about this tool is […]

Seeing Complexity

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