Notes on the May 2018 SQLOrlando Meetup
Late writing notes!
55 registered, 28 attended. Not bad, and about on track for expected 50% drop. Really, 28 made for...
2018-06-11
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Late writing notes!
55 registered, 28 attended. Not bad, and about on track for expected 50% drop. Really, 28 made for...
2018-06-11
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Continuing the notes I wrote in Update #1, got a few more things done last week:
Received confirmation that the event...
2018-06-05
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We’ve just opened up registration and the call for speakers for our 12th SQLSaturday here in Orlando. We did #1...
2018-06-01
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Each year I try to capture a little more on how to set things up here in Orlando. Right now...
2018-05-29
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Last week Wendy Pastrick of the PASS Board posted PASS Election 2018 Timeline. It’s a good post for a few...
2018-05-16
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I just finished reading The Perfect Machine about the construction of the Hale Telescope at Mount Palomar (here is a pretty...
2018-05-08
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We’ve been on a break with regards to most things SQL here in Orlando, but we’re getting things going again...
2018-05-08
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Notes:
Great attendance, easily 400+Lunch was smooth this year due to changing to boxed lunchesRooms were in 2 different buildings. Sometimes...
2018-05-07
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Wanted to share a few things I came across recently with regards to benefits for veterans:
You can get a printed...
2018-04-25
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Not sure how or why this popped into my head (and too late for April Fools!), but it amuses me...
2018-04-13
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