Stuart R Ainsworth
Stuart R Ainsworth
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  • Gainesville, GA
  • United States
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Cheyenne Throckmorton left a comment for Stuart R Ainsworth
Noticed on Twitter that you are presenting soon, you might want to post it on here. I'll have to see about trying to stop by and listening to what you have to say. Thanks for all your thoughts on our SSIS stuff, we definitely made some headway…
Jun 10, 2010
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Stuart R Ainsworth and Marsee Henon are now friends Oct 28, 2009
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SQL Saturday #25 at Gainesville State College

October 10, 2009 from 8am to 5pm
SQLSaturday #25 is being held in Gainesville, GA on Saturday October 10, 2009. SQLSaturday's are a free* daylong community-lef training session focusing on Microsoft's SQL Server (although other database platforms are welcome to present). See http://www.sqlsaturday.com for details.
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AtlantaMDF July Meeting at Microsoft

July 13, 2009 from 6:30pm to 9pm
Brian Knight speaking on SSIS (SQL Server Integration Services) and BI (Business Intelligence). Visit http://atlantamdf.com to register.
Event posted by Stuart R Ainsworth Jun 25, 2009
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Our purpose is to provide a forum for the SQL users of Atlanta to network, communicate and educate one another.
Stuart R Ainsworth joined Cheyenne Throckmorton's group Jun 25, 2009
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Will you add the MS SQL groups event for July to the calendar here? Also, you guys have a group on here, if you join it, I'll make you the admin. Traffic is up 450% on the site. I'm going to start looking into ways to giving group leaders…
Jun 25, 2009
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Cheyenne Throckmorton left a comment for Stuart R Ainsworth
Ah yes, the great vacation conundrum. You get back, you feel rested, ready to conquer the next few months of work no problem. Then... You realize you've been away a week, and the work didn't stop coming in. Pretty soon halfway into your…
Jun 17, 2009
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Stuart R Ainsworth left a comment for Cheyenne Throckmorton
I was going to ask how it went; he actually visited my blog and left a comment on it. I've been so snowed (first few days after a vacation) that I haven't even lifted my head up out of the water yet. I'm sure there will be another…
Jun 17, 2009
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Cheyenne Throckmorton left a comment for Stuart R Ainsworth
Got your book signed. Now we'll just have to meet up again so I can get it to you. Great/Funny thing is that he signs his name
Jun 17, 2009
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Stuart R Ainsworth was featured May 28, 2009
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Stuart R Ainsworth replied to Cheyenne Throckmorton's discussion 'Our Policy on Recruiters?'
We allow recruiters to post to our newsgroup, and yes, sometimes they can be over the top. For the most part, however, the benefit of connecting our members with job opportunities (particularly in this economic era) outweighs the negative tactics of…
May 26, 2009
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Stuart R Ainsworth and Cheyenne Throckmorton are now friends May 26, 2009
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Cheyenne Throckmorton left a comment for Stuart R Ainsworth
Not sure why, but you holding the paper with your name on it, is absolutely hilarious. Great to have you here, as I've already learned a new acronym (VLDB), and you know how us tech types love new acronyms.
May 26, 2009
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Stuart R Ainsworth is now a member of Atlanta User Groups May 26, 2009
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About Me:
I'm a data architect in the financial services & information security industry; I specialize in getting disparate systems to share information. I'm also a chapter leader for AtlantaMDF, the local user group for PASS (the Professional Association for SQL Server).
Website:
http://www.codegumbo.com
Topics I can speak to your group about:
SQL Server, database design, VLDB (Very Large Database) issues, data integration
Topics I want to learn more about:
XML, .NET
User Groups I Have Attended:
AtlantaMDF, Atlanta Microsoft Professionals
Reasons I Attend Meetings:
Mostly to network and to learn about new topics; I enjoy meeting other people in the industry, and facing new problems to be solved.
Parts of Atlanta I Frequent:
North of the perimeter; like WAY north :) I don't usually get much further south than Alpharetta.

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At 11:40am on June 10, 2010, Cheyenne ThrockmortonCheyenne Throckmorton said…
Noticed on Twitter that you are presenting soon, you might want to post it on here. I'll have to see about trying to stop by and listening to what you have to say. Thanks for all your thoughts on our SSIS stuff, we definitely made some headway but then Eric received an offer for 100% telecommute position, so that project has been slowed down a lot as of late with his departure.
At 12:50pm on June 25, 2009, Cheyenne ThrockmortonCheyenne Throckmorton said…
Will you add the MS SQL groups event for July to the calendar here? Also, you guys have a group on here, if you join it, I'll make you the admin.

Traffic is up 450% on the site. I'm going to start looking into ways to giving group leaders analytics for the events and groups. Do you think thats an extra added service that might be of value to group leaders on here.
At 8:29am on June 17, 2009, Cheyenne ThrockmortonCheyenne Throckmorton said…
Ah yes, the great vacation conundrum. You get back, you feel rested, ready to conquer the next few months of work no problem. Then...

You realize you've been away a week, and the work didn't stop coming in. Pretty soon halfway into your first week back, you've used up all of your vacation energy just trying to catch up and then you need vacation again worse than ever.

Hope your trip went well!
At 8:19am on June 17, 2009, Cheyenne ThrockmortonCheyenne Throckmorton said…
Got your book signed. Now we'll just have to meet up again so I can get it to you.

Great/Funny thing is that he signs his name
At 8:38am on May 26, 2009, Cheyenne ThrockmortonCheyenne Throckmorton said…
Not sure why, but you holding the paper with your name on it, is absolutely hilarious. Great to have you here, as I've already learned a new acronym (VLDB), and you know how us tech types love new acronyms.
 
 
 

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