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That didn’t last long
Here was my speaking schedule, a page I updated Wed night. Late yesterday I got emails notifying me of acceptance to a new event. Two whole days without something scheduled.
Nothing Scheduled
As of right now, my United account has no flights booked. My Hilton Honors account has no hotel rooms reserved. My National account has no car rentals to pick up. And I have nothing scheduled for the rest of 2014. … Continue reading
The Desktop Setup
Most of us find ourselves to be creatures of habit. We want to have our chair set at a certain height or we can’t easily type. We prefer certain colors on our monitors, and we want our software to be … Continue reading
Learn about Database Deployment in DC
SQL in the City is coming to the DC area in a few weeks with a seminar on the Stairway to Database Deployment. Both Grant Fritchey and I are traveling to the Washington DC area to deliver a half day, … Continue reading
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