Notes from SQLSaturday #227 in Charleston
My first time in Charleston! Quick notes:
Made the drive with the family in 7 hours, not bad, and easily the...
2013-10-13
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My first time in Charleston! Quick notes:
Made the drive with the family in 7 hours, not bad, and easily the...
2013-10-13
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Last Tuesday I received the email confirming that I will be an MVP for another year. Nice news to get....
2013-10-07
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Today I’ll continue with my notes and thoughts on the 2013 election process and a good place to start is...
2013-10-06
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I watched the election this year with interest and the advantage of having seen PASS elections from a number of different...
2013-10-05
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Tom Clancy died yesterday. I’ve been reading his books for a long time and I think I’ve read them all...
2013-10-03
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Yesterday the results were announced, with Jen Stirrup, Tim Ford, and Amy Lewis winning seats for the two year term...
2013-10-03
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I feel like it’s been a good election cycle. Good set of candidates, good discussions, lots of good blog posts...
2013-09-26
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For the fourth year Steve Jones and I are hosting an informal networking dinner on Monday night at the PASS...
2013-09-27 (first published: 2013-09-25)
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As you can see from the title of this post, I’ve decided on one of the three votes I’ll be...
2013-09-25
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Yesterday the slate of candidates for the PASS Board of Directors was announced. Seven candidates for three open positions this...
2013-09-24
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By Steve Jones
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