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Off to SQL Nexus
This week begins my two city, two conference journey across the Atlantic. I arrive in Copenhagen today, after traveling overnight from Denver. I wrote this before leaving, knowing that I’ll likely be a bit worn out as I make my … Continue reading
Working on the Road
I spend a decent amount of time on the road, traveling to events. Last year I think I spent 50 nights in hotels for work. That’s a fair amount, and it can be challenging to get everything I need to … Continue reading
Back to Work
It’s strange to be back to work on a Monday, with kids still in the house (they start school tomorrow), after being gone for the last 10 days from work. It was really gone, as I didn’t process email or … Continue reading
Travel Confusion
I confused myself. Twice apparently in October. Let’s hope that this one works out as well as the last one. Jones is a Good Name I flew to Orlando on Oct 8. I got a car, and drove up to … Continue reading