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Monday, February 22, 2021
Survived the Freeze
I survived the freezes in Texas. I have two half-written blog posts from November and December. I've been painting a good bit of 6mm. I ought to post on my latest enthusiasms...
Same up in the FT Hood area, yeah I lived too but, then I'm originally from New York state so that may have helped even though I've lived here longer than there! Still glad it's over and the lights are back on!
Amen! And one of the worst parts was that, even though I had a perfectly good excuse to stay home and not work, I couldn't paint because it was too cold and there wasn't enough light. The painting I mentioned in the OP is stuff I did before the freeze.
A scatterplot is a data visualization that shows the values of two different variables as points. The data for each point is represented by its horizontal (x) and vertical (y) positions in the visualization. Additional variables can be encoded using labels, markers, color, transparency, size (bubbles), and by creating 'small multiples' of scatterplots. Scatter charts are also known as scatter charts, scatter charts, scatter charts, scatter plots, and scatter charts. https://ppcexpo.com/blog/scatter-plot-examples
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Same up in the FT Hood area, yeah I lived too but, then I'm originally from New York state so that may have helped even though I've lived here longer than there! Still glad it's over and the lights are back on!
Amen! And one of the worst parts was that, even though I had a perfectly good excuse to stay home and not work, I couldn't paint because it was too cold and there wasn't enough light. The painting I mentioned in the OP is stuff I did before the freeze.
A scatterplot is a data visualization that shows the values of two different variables as points. The data for each point is represented by its horizontal (x) and vertical (y) positions in the visualization. Additional variables can be encoded using labels, markers, color, transparency, size (bubbles), and by creating 'small multiples' of scatterplots. Scatter charts are also known as scatter charts, scatter charts, scatter charts, scatter plots, and scatter charts.
https://ppcexpo.com/blog/scatter-plot-examples
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