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Labor Day Bloopers
The raw footage of all the mistakes I’ve made since the Fourth of July. Part 1 Part 2
T-SQL Tuesday #34 – Help! I Need Somebody
I couldn’t resist, so here goes…. Help, I need some data, Help, not just any data, Help, I was told you need a report, help. When I was younger, so much smarter than today, I never needed any query help … Continue reading
Forty Five Minutes
Excellent: Dilbert on data analysts The best part is the last quote: I like how you punctuate your ignorance with certainty.
Happy Fourth of July 2012
The anniversary of the birth of my country is today. Many of you have the day off, which is nice, but inside of all the celebrations, cookouts, or other events, please think about re-reading the Declaration of Independence or the … Continue reading
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