xkcd geekdom for your slow Monday afternoon. Can you imagine being with someone who doesn’t label axes? Outrageous. [xkcd]
Of course, now I’m stuck with the mental image of hatchets, splitting wedges, and axes all neatly labeled with a little dymo style tag.
Serves her right, huh? Maybe she is so smart and did it on purpose to ensure that if the data didn’t achieve the objective, the formatting does!?
Touché.
:-)
BTW, no axis labels is a sin I equate with another (more often seen) sin–blank subject email.
Way to spoil the punchline. :-(
My sincerest apologies, Mr. King.
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There’s big money in wizarding worlds, galaxies far away, and various time-shifted universes. Let’s take a stroll through the billions of dollars earned by franchises over the years.
In the 1950s, less than 10% of families with children were single-parent. In 2022, among families with children, 31% were single-parent — more than three times as common.
Some states have high rates. Some have low. But whether a state is lower or higher for you depends on more than just the high brackets.
I looked at the percentages of people with a given number of kids in the family and the order they were born.
Of course, now I’m stuck with the mental image of hatchets, splitting wedges, and axes all neatly labeled with a little dymo style tag.
Serves her right, huh? Maybe she is so smart and did it on purpose to ensure that if the data didn’t achieve the objective, the formatting does!?
Touché.
:-)
BTW, no axis labels is a sin I equate with another (more often seen) sin–blank subject email.
Way to spoil the punchline. :-(
My sincerest apologies, Mr. King.