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Speaking at SQL Saturday #304–Indianapolis
Next weekend is SQL Saturday #304 in Indianapolis, a milestone for me. It’s the first Indy SQL Saturday I’m speaking at, though not the first one they’ve held. I’ve been to the Indy Tech Fest, but that was years ago … Continue reading
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On the Go
So much for limiting events. There was a time in May when I had nothing scheduled as far as speaking goes. Now I have 12 events, and 9 trips in the pipeline. At least a few are local, with just … Continue reading
One a Week
When Andy Warren and I first talked about SQL Saturday after the initial event in Orlando, we joked about whether we could have twelve events in a year, one a month. It seemed like a stretch goal, after all, how many events … Continue reading
SQL Bits XII
Last week was SQL Bits in the UK, and it was a blast. I think this might be my favorite conference, despite the long trip for me to get there. This is my third SQL Bits, and each has been … Continue reading