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Going to Toronto Oracle User Group Meeting (June 2008)

By Alex Gorbachev — June 26th, 2008 at 8:21 am
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Today I’m doing a presentation at the Toronto Oracle User Group meeting. It’ll be my first time there and I’m really looking forward to it.

My session is called Oracle 11g New Features Out of the Box. It went pretty well at Collaborate 08 and I think it will be the right audience at the TOUG meeting. I’m reviewing the slides at the moment — usual last minute tweaks but it’s time to leave to the airport — my flight is in 1.5 hour.

I have already checked-in on both the flight to Toronto and return. I didn’t know that you can check-in online on the return flight without completing one-way first. Well, I like technology advancing. :)

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One Response to “Going to Toronto Oracle User Group Meeting (June 2008)”

  1. Alex Gorbachev at the TOUG July 2008 Meeting Says:
    June 26th, 2008 at 10:03 pm

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