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Lookin for a good book? My friends at @litographs just released Litographs Book Club, a free book recommendation service curated by the country’s best indie bookstores.  

(this gif was made for @litographs latest Medium article “Why Do You Read?”)

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@GRAV3YARDGIRL BIGGEST BACK TO SCHOOL GIVEAWAY 2016! must be subscribed to https://www.youtube.com/user/grav3yardgirl to enter!

prizes include: -a GOLD MACBOOK LAPTOP -a GOLD IPAD PRO -a TI CALCULATOR -a BACKPACK stuffed with pens, pencils, notebooks, etc -and MUCH MUCH MORE!

WATCH THIS VIDEO TO ENTER https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLhrZQFOK6c & repost this post to get an extra entry! :)

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Error Bars Tutorial (With Standard Deviation)- Using Microsoft Word

Have different standard deviations for each data point? Not a graphing whiz? Having trouble inserting your error bars? Look no further!

Ok so I’m using Microsoft Word 2007, but it should be fairly similar for all versions … Firstly you want to go to “Insert” > “Chart” and pick the kind of graph you want. I’m going to go with a scatter plot.

After you select your chart, (you can change the layout of the graph using “Quick Layout” like i did) a microsoft excel window will automatically open alongside word. This is the window in which you will enter your data in (x,y) format.

After entering in your data (i’ve picked random numbers as an example) you’re going to want to create your own row underneath all that, and enter in your standard deviation points (in relation to the x,y points entered above).

So for example, 4.5 is the standard deviation value that goes along with the point (0.7, 2.7), 6.3 is the standard deviation value that goes along with the point (1.8, 3.2) etc.

You’re screen should now look something like this:

Next you want to close the excel window and go back to your graph. Under “Layout”, select “Error Bars” and then “More Error Bar Options” under the drop down menu.

Then once the box pops up, you tick off the bubble that says “Custom Values" and then "Specify Value" Now your window should look something like this:

We’re almost done! Now this will lead you once again to the alongside excel sheet with a little box that says ‘Custom Error Bars’. Use your cursor to highlight that entire row of standard deviations that we entered in earlier. Then hit "Ok”

Close your excel sheet and ta da! Error bars have appeared on your graph. You can now delete the horizontal ones if you do not want them, or the vertical ones by clicking and hitting “Delete” on your keyboard… Your graph will end up looking something like this: 

Voila! You’re now an error bar pro! Happy lab writing :)

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im not smokin pot im smokin hot

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Suddenly, every song was about you.

loving you in six words (via black-hell)

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The timing in which people enter your life is very important.

(via peachnaked)

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