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    SAS Global Forum Hands-On Workshops

    ByAnnMaria De Mars April 29, 2013April 29, 2013

    Here is my first attempt at live blogging on my new iPad and my first effort with the WordPress app. Peter Eberhardt doing a Hands-On workshop at SAS Global Forum. It’s standing room only well it would be standing room only if they let you stand. It’s actually full & they are going to turn…

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    SAS Academic Reception Preview

    ByAnnMaria De Mars April 28, 2013

    Okay, well, I lied (sort of). I have no idea what will happen at the SAS Academic Reception tomorrow except that it will be from 2-4 pm and I will be there. Also, there is a panel where people (including me) will be answering questions from the audience about how they use SAS in teaching….

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    Proc Summary and other bricolage

    ByAnnMaria De Mars April 23, 2013April 23, 2013

    I’m always a bit bemused when people refer to me as a “SAS expert”. I don’t think of myself as an expert at anything except, perhaps, bricolage, a word I am indebted to sascommunity.org for even being aware of its existence. Merriam-Webster defines it as: : construction (as of a sculpture or a structure of…

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    Rumination is for cows: #18 of 55 things I have learned

    ByAnnMaria De Mars April 21, 2013

    Several years ago, I was fortunate enough to attend a lecture by Albert Bandura, arguably the greatest living psychologist. To almost anyone who ever took an undergraduate psychology course, he is best remembered for his Bobo doll study, where he found that young children who observed aggressive behavior being reinforced (on a doll), were more…

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    Since when does experienced = out-of-date ?

    ByAnnMaria De Mars April 19, 2013April 19, 2013

    While I agree with  much of what entrepreneur/ professor/ author Vivek Wadhwa writes, I think his latest article in the Wall Street Journal is a little off target. He says, Why would any company pay a computer programmer with out-of-date skills a salary of say $150,000, when it can hire a fresh graduate — who…

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    Vacations can be amazingly productive

    ByAnnMaria De Mars April 14, 2013April 14, 2013

    It has been pointed out to me that when other people take two days off in a row, it is called “The Weekend”. However, I don’t really have any hobbies except for judo, which I teach a couple of times a week. I like hiking in the mountains, but that only takes a couple of…

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    Graphs with SAS Enterprise Guide: Stuff I always forget

    ByAnnMaria De Mars April 13, 2013April 13, 2013

    I haven’t been using Enterprise Guide much lately but tonight I could not get the SAS Web Editor to work and I had some graphs I needed to get done. It was convenient to do this with SAS Enterprise Guide because I wanted to do bar charts of the mean of one variable broken down…

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    The importance of teachers

    ByAnnMaria De Mars April 9, 2013April 9, 2013

    Darling daughter # 2, also known as The Perfect Jennifer, commented that she had the least  impressive career of all of my daughters.   I responded with true maternal tact, “That’s a load of crap! You’re far more likely to make a difference in the world than any of them. Yes, it’s great that Ronda…

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    Do Not Want What You Have Not Got: The Secret to Happiness?

    ByAnnMaria De Mars April 8, 2013April 21, 2013

    When I first heard the title of Sinead O’Connor’s song, “I do not want what I haven’t got”, I thought that she had identified the secret to happiness. Reflecting a bit, though, I realized I’m one of the happiest people I know and I want lots of things I haven’t got. I want to finish…

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    Free SAS on my iPad – better than a fishbowl screensaver

    ByAnnMaria De Mars April 5, 2013April 5, 2013

    In a Dilbert cartoon, the pointy-haired boss tells Dilbert, We need to give our customers what they want. To which Dilbert replies What our customers want is better products for free. Upon reflection, Dilbert and the boss agree to give them a fish bowl screensaver It has been said before that SAS is just offering…

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