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Republish: Chopping Off Data
It’s our first big volleyball tournament of the season. Today, Saturday, and Sunday I’ll be downtown in Denver coaching a team of 13 year olds. My break is your break (from me). Re-read Chopping Off Data today.
Republish: Representative Data Challenges
It’s a holiday in the US, though I’m in the UK, having arrived this morning and heading to work. I’ve got a long day ahead, and a long week as I spend a few days here and then head home … Continue reading
Republish: The Tally Table
It’s hard to believe I wrote this in 2015. I’d have thought that it was a topic I would have covered earlier than that. Looking back, I think knowing how to use a tally or numbers table is a core … Continue reading
Republish: The DBA’s Twelve Days of Christmas
It’s the day before Christmas in the US and I’m on vacation. Hopefully relaxed and not trying to get anything done at the last minute. In any case, I reached back in the archive. I wrote The DBA’s Twelve Days … Continue reading