Sitting back at my desk in Toronto, I can’t help but wish I was still in beautiful Montréal. There’s something magical about that city… whether it’s the warm people or the wonderful food, I find myself consistently sad to leave. I suppose it’s a Qu
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NOTE: More Enterprise Guide Musings
Earlier in the year I offered some reflections on Enterprise Guide, having had the benefit of spending some solid time with it as a user. There are a few more things worth mentioning…
Enterprise Guide is usually introduced as a tool that e…
NOTE: Blog Roll Additions
I’ve added a couple of Australasian blogs to this site’s blog roll (look at the very end of the home page to find the blog roll and a list of recommended web sites).
At http://blog.saasinct.com/, Shane Gibson has been writing about SAS-related thi…
Supporting the 2010 Poppy Appeal
You may have noticed that our twitter avatar is sporting a poppy this week. This is in support of the Royal British Legion’s 2010 poppy appeal – commemorating those who have lost their lives in defence of their country, and providing financia…
Example 8.13: Bike ride plot, part 2
Before explaining how to make and interpret the plot above, Nick and I want to make a plea for questions–it’s hard to come up with useful questions to explore each week!As shown in Example 8.12, data from the Cyclemeter app can be used to make interes…
Smart Cats with blogs on stats
Let’s face it: ever since cats learned how to access the Internet, they’ve managed to besmirch their prestigious status as the “smarter-if-a-bit-aloof” pet. They’ve starred in many demeaning YouTube videos, bringing shame to their species for the…
NOTE: Registration for SAS Global Forum 2011 is OPEN
Registration for SAS Global Forum 2011 opens today – November 8th.
The 2011 SAS Global Forum (SGF) will be in Las Vegas, USA, from April 4th to 7th. SGF is the SAS professionals event of the year. Packed with papers from SAS staff and fellow professio…
SAS BI Clients 4.3 are they still coming?
Well as far as I know the new SAS BI Clients are still due for release this month.
And SAS New Zealand have sent out invites for a seminar to show case then in December.
Has anybody heard anything different?