long overdue
July 28, 2010
July 23, 2010
Photos from nature museum
random thoughts


i don't own an umbrella. probably not a good idea considering on monday, i was drenched after walking home from the bus stop which takes no more than 3 minutes (no exaggeration). i was thinking, though, today that if i had the technology, i'd attach a tracking device to an umbrella and give it to someone who was being drenched by the rain and tell them to pay it forward. i'd try to see where and how fast the umbrella travels - are people as nice as i hope them to be?

i really like the song's lyrics - "can we pretend that airplanes in the night sky are like shooting stars; i could really use a wish right now"
July 8, 2010
ottawa photos
tunney's pasture in front of brooke claxton building - database training
national art gallery... i dont' really.. like this piece....
canada day breakfast - sausage, scrambled eggs, fried peppers and mushrooms topped with cheese and a multigrain piece of bread with nutella! oh nomnomnom
such tourists! in front of our parliament
this apparently never burns out!
more of parliament
our view for fireworks - quite awesome actually
walking home at night
June 23, 2010
Randoms throughout the day
Man I'm blogging a lot.
Today at work I was trying to figure out how to code for a regression plot when I had a realization.
If life were like a regression plot each point has the ability to sway the line of best fit in one way or another. However when the point wanders too far, it's deemed an outlier and is forgotten and neglected. Yet when many points move as a group to an extreme, there is significNt change in the line.
Stats can be sometimes be so profound.
On another note, I love the random French in my office and regret not taking it through high school.

My goals and gantt chart for my studies. And a script for how to answer the phone in French -.-

My really big monitor
end.
Today at work I was trying to figure out how to code for a regression plot when I had a realization.
If life were like a regression plot each point has the ability to sway the line of best fit in one way or another. However when the point wanders too far, it's deemed an outlier and is forgotten and neglected. Yet when many points move as a group to an extreme, there is significNt change in the line.
Stats can be sometimes be so profound.
On another note, I love the random French in my office and regret not taking it through high school.

My goals and gantt chart for my studies. And a script for how to answer the phone in French -.-

My really big monitor
end.
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