More Seattle Food
Was browsing on a break and found this, http://www.seattle.com/dining/. Of them I’ve been to Palomino (good) and Ruths Chris (good),...
2009-10-29
748 reads
Was browsing on a break and found this, http://www.seattle.com/dining/. Of them I’ve been to Palomino (good) and Ruths Chris (good),...
2009-10-29
748 reads
Ran across this, http://daypasswireless.com/, lets you rent an aircard plus service. Don’t know if it’s too late for those of...
2009-10-29
636 reads
I’ve been reading Aaron’s blog for a while, he’s prolific and consistently interesting – and definitely a technical focus. He’s been...
2009-10-29
677 reads
I know, I should have put more in the title. Crazy Egg is a web page traffic analysis tool that...
2009-10-28
558 reads
I’m flying out Sunday via Alaska Air, taking the direct flight from Orlando to Seattle, arriving at 11:40 am. If...
2009-10-27
1,195 reads
Funny how tools can surprise you. I’ve had in mind to set up a sub-group and invite all the SQLSaturday...
2009-10-26
594 reads
I presented Social and Not So Social Networking for the DBA. Of the attendees, 16 submitted an eval. Here are...
2009-10-25
549 reads
I posted some thoughts on business cards awhile back, had used up the ones I had and was time to...
2009-10-25
674 reads
Eric Wisdahl posted some questions on my last update, and I thought I’d reply here to make my answers more...
2009-10-22
791 reads
I ordered the ' target=_blank>The Board Book from Amazon ($18) to try to get some ideas for how to do a...
2009-10-22
580 reads
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A customer wanted a report they could email to their boss about jobs, something...
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