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Monthly Archives: October 2016
Selfies at Summit
Not all selfies, and not enough, but lots of changes to meet people at the Summit this week. The other Steve Jones (not sure who’s other) And, of course, one from the Redgate SQL Clone party
Wasting Time
This editorial was originally published on Oct 11, 2012. It is being re-run as Steve is on vacation. I ran across this infographic on wasting time at work. From the title I was thinking this would point out the ways in … Continue reading
#RedgateRocks Tonight at #sqlsummit
Tonight is the #RedgateRocks party at 1927 Events in Seattle. You’ll need to get a wristband from the Redgate Software booth in the exhibition hall to gain admission, so stop by. Today’s your last chance. And if you’re looking for … Continue reading
Summit 2016–Setup
Tuesday was the first real day of the Summit for me, and a long, all day event. First, a lovely breakfast with Micky Steuwe, during which she presented me with a lovely glass art piece she made herself. I’ll treasure … Continue reading