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The Future of Database Development at SQL Saturday #870–Memphis
I’m off to Memphis today for SQL Saturday #870. I’m excited as I’ve never been to Memphis and hope to wander around and see something while I’m there. I know Tennessee has a great #sqlfamily, so I’m looking forward to … Continue reading
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Losing Another Day
I’m going to lose today again. This time I’m headed back to Australia and in flight. I wonder if I’ll get used to this, as I expect between work and vacation, I’ll be coming to this side of the world … Continue reading
The Crazy Fall
I know this time of year is always a little hectic, but this year it’s gotten wild. A confluence of some long term and short term commitments. My schedule for Sept/Oct. Sept 1-10 – UK Sept 20-22 – Alfred, NY … Continue reading
The Crazy Times of Year
Do you have busy times of the year that recur regularly? In some positions I’ve held, we had certain events or processes that always caused additional stress and headaches for employees. As a bartender, certain holidays (New Years, Halloween) were … Continue reading