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Ideas Need Energy

September 8, 2009 in Moleskine | Tags: Delivery, Energy, Ideas

Something from my Moleskine

Something from my Moleskine

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@simonmunro

written my first #powershell cmdlet. very cool and easy 1 week ago
@HowardvRooijen sounds like that DIY is getting a bit much 2 weeks ago
@jamiet My #sqlbits session is "Improving Database Performance by Removing the Database". Should stir a bit 3 weeks ago
@simon_sabin ta. I started with something mundane, but felt that I had to maintain my antagonistic reputation within the SQL community 3 weeks ago
Submitted session for #SQLBits 3 weeks ago

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