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Up, Up, and Away
A long series of flights for me this afternoon. Off to Houston late, then catching an overnight flight to London. However I don’t stop there. Immediately I’m off to Frankfurt and the SQL Konferenz taking place there. I won’t really … Continue reading
I May Not Shake Your Hands
I’m traveling next week to the SQL Konferenz in Germany, and then on to Red Gate in the UK. However, I may pull a Wil Wheaton at the event and the office and not shake hands. I haven’t had issues … 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
Off to London
Today I’m off across the Atlantic again. SQL in the City 2014 kicks off in London and I have 3 talks to give on Friday. Plus a keynote. Today is keynote practice, last minute packing, and then off to the … Continue reading