‘Business travels,’ from apparel II

Second in the series ’cause I can’t come up with anythin’ else.
From a trip in 2004, I think. I presented my work on using a spreadsheet (MS Excel) to create interactive teaching modules for teaching economic principles.

My life “in” Excel is all due to a colleague then at Carnegie Mellon University (now at the Santa Fe Institute, John Miller, who shared his spreadsheets for the homework answers in his book with Ted Bergstrom, Experiments with Economic Principles. I had been an Excel user for many years, but those password-protected homework answer files really opened my eyes to what a rich programming environment Excel provides. It also led to making a future friend online…

[ PXL_20230316_214421713_12x8tm :: cell phone ]

Looking back
  1 year ago: No post
 2 years ago: “How many to change a light bulb…”
 3 years ago: No post
 4 years ago: No post
 5 years ago: “Opening tip”
 6 years ago: “Almost there!”
 7 years ago: “Note to self: Must use tripod with foldio…”
 8 years ago: “Suzanne (and Snoopy)”
 9 years ago: “… then this, not 24 hours later!”
10 years ago: “Tree blossom”
11 years ago: “Green elephant”
12 years ago: “Thinking about Japan and the Japanese people…”

[Mags]

Whew! I'm no good with spreadsheets and your lectures may have been over my head. Nice shot! If you're running out of things to shoot, try the November Words list. =)

[Thom Mitchell]

@marlboromaam Finally found the November Words list. While I could try that, I won't be posting them for months, so I don't know how relevant or appropriate or effective that might be

[Mags]

@rhoing There's a list for every month going back... ???