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Gallery• Posted on March 2, 2016March 2, 2016 by dtoher
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    September 23, 2026
    Definitely the best headline regarding my CSO publication yesterday goes to the Irish Daily Mirror"A Shocking Surge in Electric Prices" (although I would have used Electricity rather than Electric, but I don't know the space constraints on the physical format).We get a compilation of media coverage relating to what the CSO does twice daily. It is interesting to see how things are covered.With a year on year increase of 76.9% of wholesale electricity prices I wasn't delivering good news.
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    September 23, 2026
    Am really struggling to rank candidates in the Royal Statistical Society election for council members. Excellent candidates with histories of engagement with local sections and/or interest groups, which is a great sign.
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    September 15, 2026
    My very cold take. Bus shelters at a hospital should have proper benches. Not a perch.Especially not a soggy perch.
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    August 31, 2026
    Cork Airport is so poorly served by public transport. You wouldn't want to be on a tight schedule relying on the 225 or 226.That there are no routes that go just from the airport to the city is daft.
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    August 24, 2026
    One of the best pre class learning recommendations I ever made was recommending incoming MSc Data Science students take whatever typing course was available to them so that they learned to touch type.The cognitive load reduction that touch typing made was noticeable. Not "hunt and peck" typing in labs meant that they could process information. Eyes were raised the first time I put it in as a recommendation. But chatting to Comp Sci colleagues after led to others adopting it.

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