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In the Interests of Transparency
I read Stuart Ainsworth’s blog post this morning, and I thank Stuart for posting something. However, there’s an implication in there that I know more than I’ve posted and am withholding information. So, in the interest of transparency: I give … Continue reading
More Free Time – PASS Board of Directors
Well I have to say I’m surprised. It’s always hard to get a rejection, and I’m not quite sure what to think of it. I was rejected from the slate for the 2011 PASS Board of Directors, so I won’t … Continue reading
Nervous
According to the timeline (PDF), the PASS Nominating Committee is supposed to contact the applicants today or tomorrow and let us know if we’re on the slate. The slate should be announced on Wednesday. I’m nervous. I’d like to say … Continue reading
PASS Advice – Marketing Pre/Post Conference Seminars
Last week I attended the PASS Performance Virtual Chapter’s presentation by Adam Machanic on Parallelism and Performance. It looked interesting, so I logged on and listened to Adam while doing a little busy work. I had gotten an announcement over … Continue reading
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