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ALT A flyer with a head shot of Layla Bellows, a Community Data Analystis at Atlanta BeltLine, Inc., she appears to be outside and has long brown hair and is wearing a red blouse. Layla Bellows is the special guest for the next Data in the ATL, titled, The Atlanta BeltLine: Visualizing Inequities & Programming for Improvement this Friday, September 29th at 11 am in CURVE, 2nd floor of library South. The flyer also includes the Georgia State University Library Logo, a QR code for the event info, and a website lib.gsu.edu/data929

ALT View of three different graphs - two 'paranormal' and one 'normal' which looks like a normal bell curve. Caption reads: "Skew is the degree that data deviates from symmetry. Skew can affect a distribution in several ways." The first paranormal graph with larger values to the left shows positive skew. Another graph with greater values to the right shows negative skew. A normal graph with a bell curve has Symmetrical (Null) distribution.

ALT Spoof of the ET poster with a child and alien hands touching in front of a moon and the caption "ETL: The Extract-Transform and Load"

ALT A page covered with Reese's Pieces and the caption "Extra data from different data sources; Transform raw data into processed data; Load data into the intended warehouse. ETL makes our lives easier by arranging data in a consolidated way, allowing for better automation, analysis accuracy, and managment."




































