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The SQL Bits Schedule
I’ll be speaking this week at SQL Bits XIV in London. I’ve got two sessions, and please feel free to come watch if you’re interested. Here are my topics and times: Thursday, Mar 5, 2014: Branding Yourself for a Dream … Continue reading
10 days, 3 cities, 4 talks, 6 flights and 6 hotels
I’m off today for Europe, on the longest trip I’ve taken for Red Gate. It’s stretching me a bit, but it should be fun. It will be a whirlwind as well. I’m flying to London (2 flights) and then driving … Continue reading
SQL Bits XIV
I’m heading back to London for SQL Bits XIV in March. This is my favorite conference, and I’m excited and honored to be selected to present. This year the conference goes to four days, and it’s an amazing set of … Continue reading
Apologies to my CI for Databases Attendees
I have to apologize to everyone that attended my Continuous Integration for Databases talk at SQL Bits. I ran over, a few demos didn’t work, and my machine flaked more than expected. I know those things happen, but I still … Continue reading