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I've just heard that my presentation idea has been accepted - come this October, I'll be presenting (probably to a nearly empty room!) at the UK Oracle User Group annual conference.
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Mmmmmmm. Pizza.Originally posted by Bunk View PostI count 3 Walters (pants, chem suit, Heisenberg with pork pie hat) so they could have done a before and after for Gus.
I like the pizza too.
Is that the kid on the bike that took out one of Jesse's salespersons?
The mexican "cook" is in the white coat in the back row.Comment
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Not to mention the head on the turtle & the purple teddy bear thing, and the exploding aircraft.
And the guy in the wheelchair, and the cousins.Comment
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TopOriginally posted by TheFaQQer View Post
I've just heard that my presentation idea has been accepted - come this October, I'll be presenting (probably to a nearly empty room!) at the UK Oracle User Group annual conference.

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Commisertations although it does look good on your CV.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post
I've just heard that my presentation idea has been accepted - come this October, I'll be presenting (probably to a nearly empty room!) at the UK Oracle User Group annual conference.

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Looking forward to doing it - having seen a number of presentations of how great their project was, my topic is going to be how not to do it, drawing on real-world examples of bad practice.
I just need to make sure that the examples I'm using have been anonymised(!) enough so that I don't reveal exactly who the clients are.Comment
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All I would say is it you take that approach try and put a positive spin on it, often I've seen these backfire and come across as quite negative. Good luck all the same.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostTa
Looking forward to doing it - having seen a number of presentations of how great their project was, my topic is going to be how not to do it, drawing on real-world examples of bad practice.
I just need to make sure that the examples I'm using have been anonymised(!) enough so that I don't reveal exactly who the clients are.Comment
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Right, time for some coffee.Comment
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