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    Taking All of Your Children to Work Days: My take away from let’s move

    ByAnnMaria De Mars February 27, 2014February 27, 2014

    When I add up all of the ad revenue from this blog on top of the business it garners, in a good month it might average out to $30 an hour and in a not-so-good month maybe $10. Since my consulting rate is a heck of a lot more than $30 an hour you might…

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  • 20 Day Blogging | Open data | statistics

    Random file, open data, website-love & Day 11 of the 20-day blogging challenge

    ByAnnMaria De Mars February 26, 2014

    As I mentioned yesterday, banging away at 7 Generation Games has led to less time for blogging and a whole pile of half-written posts shoved into cubbyholes of my brain. So, today, I reached into the random file and  coincidentally came out with a second post on open data … The question for Day 11…

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  • Software | statistics

    Playing with Open Data – Good to Know Tips from the Random File

    ByAnnMaria De Mars February 25, 2014September 15, 2016

    From the random file — I’ve been super-busy working on our new startup, 7 Generation Games , and Darling Daughter Number Three had to defend her world title again which distracted me a bit, so I have a bunch of half-written posts, I thought I’d just put up at random, for the same reason I do…

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  • Dr. De Mars General Life Ramblings

    I Don’t Need to Hire Anyone to Tell Me Stupid Shit: Advice to Students

    ByAnnMaria De Mars February 19, 2014

    My next-door neighbor started college this fall and when I ran into him today and asked him how classes were going he said, Last semester was harder, I took Botany and didn’t get a very good grade in it. This semester, I took Environmental Science and it’s really easy because it’s mostly about what’s bad…

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  • Dr. De Mars General Life Ramblings | statistics

    Whatever happened to graduate research?

    ByAnnMaria De Mars February 17, 2014February 17, 2014

    I read this recently in a powerpoint that came with a research methods textbook If answering the study question adequately requires the use of elaborate analytic techniques, invite a statistical expert to serve as a collaborator and as a coauthor on the resulting paper.   I was so non-plussed that I looked up the word…

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  • 20 Day Blogging | Software | statistics | Technology

    Drinking and teaching statistics: Day 10 of the 20-day blogging challenge

    ByAnnMaria De Mars February 13, 2014

    There are multiple reasons that I haven’t gotten around to Day 10 of the 20-day blogging challenge. In part, because I have been really busy, and the other part is because I read this topic, “Share ideas that your classroom uses for brain breaks and/or indoor recess” and I thought I got nothin’ Anyone who…

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  • Dr. De Mars General Life Ramblings | The Julia Group

    Survivor 8: Statistics on selling the sizzle and not the steak

    ByAnnMaria De Mars February 8, 2014February 8, 2014

    I attended  Survivor 8, the Tech Coast Venture Network fast pitch competition last night, and I thought I’d give my thoughts in case you are considering attending a similar event in the future. In keeping with the 30-second format, I’ll give you my take away now – it is worth it if you have an…

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  • Dr. De Mars General Life Ramblings | statistics | The Julia Group

    Failing Forward and regression lines

    ByAnnMaria De Mars January 31, 2014

    It’s been a really productive two weeks in North Dakota, installing our game in schools on two reservations, in tribal schools and public schools. I didn’t write this post to talk about that. Rather, in keeping with some of the really useful posts I’ve read about start-up failures, I wanted to share with you the…

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  • 20 Day Blogging | Software | statistics | Technology

    What I totally will do again, and what I wish I didn’t have to

    ByAnnMaria De Mars January 27, 2014January 27, 2014

    Today I’m getting around to day nine of the 20-day blogging challenge while I wait for The Invisible Developer to get out of the shower where he is curled in a fetal position whining about having to go outside when it is 14 below zero. Actually, he is probably just taking a shower, but lots…

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  • 20 Day Blogging | Dr. De Mars General Life Ramblings | Software | statistics

    Scoring tests with SAS: What a difference array makes

    ByAnnMaria De Mars January 22, 2014January 23, 2014

    Day eight of the 20-day blogging challenge was to write about a professional read – a book, article or blog post that has had an impact on me. To be truthful, I would have to say that the SAS documentation has had a profound impact on me. SAS documentation is extremely well-written (to be fair,…

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