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Time of LJ creation of all LJ friends and self in 6-month intervals. Primary and up-to-date journals only.
The visitors' center did not have a guide that showed where the rock art is or how to get to it.
An oversight or intentional?
Hells Canyon. Oregon.
29th MAY, LONDON - Jim Webber and the Neo4J user group meet for a talk exploring powerful analytic techniques for graph data. Discovering some of the innate properties of (social) graphs from fields like anthropology and sociology. As well as how graph matching can be used to extract online business intelligence (for powerful retail recommendations). See the SkillsCast (film, code, slides) at: skillsmatter.com/podcast/nosql/discuss-a-little-graph-the...
Same run on both sites - look how different the graphs are. Nike completely missed the third walking period...
This graph are my views for the past month. If you have followed my photostream, you will see that my views have gone WAY down over the summer!
My best day was on July 2nd with less than 9000 hits (8958) Usually, i have at least one a week that hits 10,000. And my worst day was July 5th with 3080 views
Here's the power graph from my EA's last dyno run, done in 4th gear on a fairly average day (15 degrees celsius perhaps?)
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my learners can able to understand linear mathematics in form of graph, in the exam i will able to ask them to represent linear equations in form of graph and they will able to draw graph using equations
Please identify yourself and help label these pictures. I've marked the MAIN one for each graph. The ones NOT labeled MAIN will be merged into the main one when I get the chance
A graph of apertures I've used to take my photos uploaded to flickr with a program called Exposureplot (free!).
The bump in f2.8's might be a result of using my A80 P&S when I first signed up with flickr...but I'll have to check closer later.
Exposureplot is available here:
This past weekend I surpassed the century mark of CA Historical Landmark visited with Groveland being the 100th! The graph shows both the number of sites per county (only counties I've visited are listed) and those I've visited. To date, I've seen all the landmarks in Santa Clara, Santa Cruz and San Benito counties... Not bad progress since the starting on 01-Feb-14, but it gets harder as I move further away from home. I've made the graph and the tour maps in the color scheme of the landmarks to tie it all together.
I have still been having trouble waking up low. When I first started pumping I had a wicked dawn phenomenon. Over the past year or so though, I keep lowering it and lowering it. It is almost equal with my other rates now.
It is pretty typical for me to wake up in the high 50s. Not exactly the way I want to start my mornings.
A three day weekend is the perfect time to do a little overnight basal test. This graph is from the book Pumping Insulin.
Don't ask why there is no test at 3 AM - I could have sworn I tested. I mean I remember waking up and testing...
Also, please explain why my blood sugars stayed in range this night - and only this night I might add.
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I've been playing around with Edward Tufte's data presentation ideas out of his book Beautiful Evidence; this was my first output from the inspiration. Half the problem with Excel is forcing it into certain presentation modes: I'd love to get rid of the left-hand axis and replace it with a vertical bar representing one hour in scale.