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Wednesday, February 22, 2012 
Next Meeting:   SCANning the Oracle Grid Infrastructure - Eric Siglin, SmartDog
If you plan to attend this meeting, please click here to RSVP.
SOUG TechDay 2012 -- Watch for the Date!!!
Plans are progressing for our seventh annual SOUG TechDay. We are working on a
date for a return to the historic Italian Club facility at 1731 E. Seventh Avenue
in Ybor City. Based on feedback from the last event here, everyone enjoyed the
cool historic building as much as I did when I found the place.
It catches your attention right away with an impressive entryway and staircase
of all imported Italian marble. Couple this with large rooms that will easily
accommodate our sessions and I think we have another winner on our hands.
Keeping with the Italian theme, I'm sure you'll all be as thrilled as I am that
my good friend Franco LoRe and The Laughing Cat Italian Restaurant will be
catering a fabulous lunch buffet for us.
A call for speakers is going out. If any of you would like to present or would like
to recommend/volunteer/conscript/whatever a speaker, just let me know.
Attendance is free, but if you plan to attend, we'll be posting an RSVP link as
we approach the date.
QUICK LINKS:
How many miles has your SOUG backpack travelled?
When we are selecting our conference gear for TechDay, one of our goals is
to provide something that would have a useful life beyond the day's event.
For at least these attendees, we seem to have attained our goal.
Long-term member John Rehg started this theme by sending me these
pictures of his SOUG
backpack in Kaua'i, Hawaii a couple weeks after our event.
Charter member Mary Schilling raised the bar (or at least the altitude) by sending me these
pictures from her recent visit to
Machu Picchu, Peru.
If you've got a picture of your SOUG gear you'd care to share, mail us a copy. We'd love to hear from you.
The Suncoast Oracle Users' Group (SOUG)
aims to further the relationship between Oracle users and partners and
to actively promote and enhance the mission and objectives of the
International Oracle Users' Group (IOUG) in the Tampa Bay region of
Florida.
SOUG provides the forums and programs that encourage the
sharing of knowledge and skills amongst database administrators,
applications developers, technical managers and other individuals who
have interest in Oracle software, development tools, and applications.
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