Monthly Archives: May 2015

Statistical Analysis

Posted on May 29, 2015 by

I ran across a book recently that is written to address some of the statistical issues the author has found in many scientific papers. It’s been released online for free, but if you like it and would like a more portable … Continue reading →

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The Hidden Patterns in Data

Posted on May 28, 2015 by

There’s a great TED talk on statistics, and one I’d recommend you watch. However, it’s not so much the topic and data presented, but the way in which it’s presented and broken down that becomes interesting. If we ignore the topic, … Continue reading →

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Visualizing the Tally Table

Posted on May 27, 2015 by

I was reading Dwain Camps’ article on Time Slots and thought it was a very interesting solution to a problem I’ve had a few times. Getting time slots inside of a period that I want to query. If you have … Continue reading →

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Who Am I?

Posted on May 26, 2015 by

I saw Brent Ozar updating his About Me slide, and thought it was interesting. Not sure if I like what he’s done, but it’s different, which usually attracts attention. I updated mine last year, with some help from the people … Continue reading →

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