Perhaps this graphical representation can further illustrate the highs and lows of certain aspects of my life throughout 2006 referenced in my
last post. Granted, it's more of an intuitive/qualitative approach, but you get the general idea of the characteristic trends.
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I think I may start doing this every year, or, to yield more accurate results, every month of the year with a final analysis to ring in the next new year.
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If you're ever in Austin Texas and need crash space, just let me know, You can stay at my place if you like, there's Also someone I'd like you to meet and talk to.
Happy New Year! I wish great and glorious things for you this year!!
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I was looking for the link to the regressive analysis program that did that! hah - awesome analysis you did.
Glad things are all trending to the higher positions on the chart.
Happy New Year!
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Nope, it was just me having fun with MS Paint (although I probably could have done better with MathCad). :-)
Yes, both the positions and relative derivitives of the final data points are all positive, which is a good thing.
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Happy New Year!
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I wouldn't have normally done something like this representation, but this past year was so incredibly extreme with respect to all aspects that it warranted this kind of graphical over-simplification.
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