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According to a news release from the Speaker's office this morning, the Oregon House took a step toward stable funding for public schools and other vital services on Wednesday as the House Revenue Committee passed an amended version of HB 2456 reducing tax breaks for wealthy households and corporations.
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Oregonians strongly favor investing in higher education for their children and grandchildren, revealed a new College Confidence Survey. In fact, 79 percent of Oregonians surveyed in Clatsop, Columbia, Coos, Curry, Lincoln and Tillamook Counties believe saving for college is important, ranking it among four priorities, along with retirement, basic living expenses and long-term health care.
Pump prices continue to tumble. The national average for regular unleaded drops six cents this week to $3.52, while the Oregon average loses two cents to $3.67.
The Oregon Legislature is looking for ways to keep jail populations flat and curb projected growth in the number of State inmates but observers say getting enough votes to pass reforms in sentencing for measure 11 and measure 57 crimes faces an uphill battle due to it's political unpopularity. That lack of public support was further reinforced Wednesday with the release of a new opinion survey by Crime Victims United.
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The Oregon Miilitary Department is planning to introduce wave energy technology in the waters off shore from Camp Rilea and that has crab fishermen concerned that the project will further limit harvest opportunties in the ocean area they say is prime grounds. The Clatsop County Commission has scheduled a special work session for Thursday, April 18th at 1pm to hear more information from the military department and give stakeholders the opportunity to participate.
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'Gay by choice' claim aggravates activists
Cynthia Nixon learned the hard way this week that when it comes to gay civil rights, the personal is always political.
The actress best known for portraying Miranda Hobbes on "Sex and the City" waded into a controversy when New York Times Magazine quoted her as saying that for her, being gay was a conscious choice.
Nixon is engaged to another woman with whom she has been in a relationship for eight years. Before that, she spent 15 years and had two children with a man.
"I understand that for many people it's not, but for me it's a choice, and you don't get to define my gayness for me," Nixon said while recounting some of the flak activists previously had given her for treading in similar territory.
Among the gay rights activists angered by the remarks is Truth Wins Out founder Wayne Besen, whose organization monitors and tries to debunk programs that claim to cure people of same-sex attractions.
Besen said Nixon's comments could be used to force people into such programs.
Jackson weighs in on Grammy cuts
The Rev. Jesse Jackson is entering the fray over the Recording Academy's cuts to its Grammy categories: He's asking to meet with the president of the organization and has raised the possibility of protests with the Feb. 12 awards less than two weeks away.
The civil rights activist sent a letter to Neil Portnow, the president and CEO of the Academy, and expressed his dismay over the Academy's decision last April to cut its categories from 109 to 78, the biggest overhaul in its history. In the letter, Jackson asked that his organization, the Rainbow Push Coalition, "meet with you urgently to express our concerns and to see if we might help resolve this conflict …"
In a statement on Friday, Portnow said he was willing to talk with Jackson.
Some categories the Academy eliminated are traditional gospel, children's spoken-word album, and Zydeco or Cajun music album.
The Academy contends the changes make the awards more competitive but don't prevent people from entering into competition. But Jackson said he's concerned that they limit participation of those who have been disenfranchised.
The birthday bunch
Actor-singer Noel Harrison is 78. Actress Katharine Ross is 72. Actor Tom Selleck is 67. Singer Bettye LaVette is 66. Drummer Tommy Ramone is 60. Singer Charlie Wilson (The Gap Band) is 59. Oprah Winfrey is 58. Director-actor Ed Burns is 44. Actress Heather Graham is 42. Actor Sharif Atkins is 37. Actor Sam Jaeger (TV: "Parenthood") is 35. Singer Adam Lambert is 30.
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GNC inventory seems to be moving well. Here are some recent numbers. There was a restocking on 5-3 followed by another restocking on 6-14. At this pace, GNC.com will sell 15,000 to 20,000 unit of 32oz per year. At $15/unit, that is revenue of $262,000 for 17,500 units/yr. Using a multiplier of 5, GNC.com sales would contribute about $1.3M to the market cap, or almost 5% of market cap. Amerimark sales were ever higher; these 2 sites alone justify 10% of market cap. If each of GNCs stores sold 1 per week that would be 240,000 units per year through the 5,000 stores, which would justify another $18M of market cap with the $3.6M in revenue. In summary 50-60% of current market cap isjsutified in sales through GNC and Amerimark.
Summary of recent sales are as follows(date,inventory,daily sales):
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judge... I purchases a bottle at the GNC store in the mall and the price was $34.95. Is your $14 quote a profit? if not then we need to add another $20 a bottle to your figures and it looks really good. Great post and thanks for the info.
I was using the price of $15 based on the unit price of Cinnergen presented on page 35 of the Wall St Resources Analytical Profile dated Feb. 15, 2007. This would be the revenue to EFSF and not any profit to the retailer. I was using revenue as a base line number and using a multiplier of 5 to estimate market cap. Typical values for manufacturers vary from 4 to 6. Calculating profit to EFSF is difficult since their overall cost structure is not easy to ascertain. My numbers are rough and serve to say that there is alot of value in Cinnergen sales. If you want to estimate profit, then using the Wall St numbers of 50% profit margin on the estimated $3.5M in sales would be $1.75M@ PE =20 would contribute $35.0M to market cap; higher than the revenue etimate. These numbers are rough estimates; profit could be drastically reduced by advertizing; however, the point of the post is that it appears sales are moving along and there is no reason to despair and sell out at this point. I am also disgruntled after having bought in at $0.49 on the Wal-mart PR; I have averaged down to $0.38 and will not buy more until a PR is released. I have been burned bad by penny stocks with the carrott and stick expectation approach and will not add any more until information is released.
Great post and info on sales. Thanks for breaking down the numbers.
what is the basis for the numbers? can they be substantiated by any official data? how would one know they are not the brainchild of a good imaginatoion.
9i am long on the stock but the auditing comment needs to be taken seriously. what it means is that the business operating at the current expanse ration would be bankrupt soon enough
That statement has been posted since teh company began. It merely states that at this time in the company's operations, there is little to no income. In the past, that was the case. Now, however, the sale of Cinnergen and the soon to be sales of other products will, in fact, provide a means of higher sales, revenue and profits. That is the difference between 3 years ago and today.
Kosher, what judge left out is that you go to the GNC or whatever website and go through the online purchase process aborting it at the end if you don't want to really purchase the product. During this process the stock amounts can be found and tracked when done on a regular basis. Several on this board have been doing this for awhile now.
You could keep track of the inventory on a daily basis just as I am doing. Try it today (after 8 AM when the invnetory number are typically updated), inventory should fall in the 850 to 875 range. The daily sales are the day to day change in inventory. I have been tracking the numbers since 4-5-07 and have seen restockings on 4-13, 5-3 and 6-14.
The only catch is that you do not know what the inventory is if 999 is shown as the available stock. You have to wait until inventory is drawn down below 999. My estimate of yearly sales at the current pace could be slightly but will be in the 14,000 to 18,000 range. Ragardless, the quick calc shows that the market cap is justified and likely too low. Even if you use a revenue multiplier of 4 rather than 5, GNC and amerimark sales still justify 40% to 50% of current market cap.
Judge: Great info, thanks
Thanx 4 the info judge. Good post.


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From 2003 to 2006, U.S. Navy Chief Warrant Officer Wardee "Gunner" Bruce served as the Naval Reserve Junior Officer Training Corps instructor at Turlock High and then he retired to a life of philanthropy through organizations like the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion.
Hilmar High School celebrated 100 years with a homecoming parade through downtown on Friday. Thousands of spectators packed Lander Avenue in Hilmar to view the once-in-a-lifetime celebration with the theme "Keeping the Traditions."
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California State University, Stanislaus President Hamid Shirvani delivered his 2011 State of the University address Friday, highlighting rising student enrollment despite the challenge of declining state funding for the university.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nine out of 1,000 children in the United States are diagnosed with autism. Autism Speaks, a non-profit autism advocacy and awareness campaign says one in every 110 children, and 1 in 70 boys, are affected by autism. According to Autism Speaks, autism is now "more common that childhood cancer, juvenile diabetes and pediatric AIDS combined."
The Turlock Unified School District Board of Trustees and Superintendent Sonny Da Marto joined a coalition of education officials who filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the State of California in San Francisco Superior Court.
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5-26-09...I am proud to announce that both 'Tales of a Dark Continent' and Monty Python's 'The Hobbit' have both been nominated for 2009 MEFAs (Middle-Earth Fanfiction Awards). My thanks to Virtuella and all the other readers and reviewers for their kindly support and editing suggestions. I would also like to thank JRR Tolkien for not rising out of his grave and striking me dead for the liberties I have taken with his stories. If you'd like to review or comment on my stories or other authors' works nominated for MEFAs, this is the link: . You'll have to sign in to enter.
1-3-09...'Tales of a Dark Continent' received Second Place in Genres: Drama: General, and Monty Python's 'The Hobbit' received Third Place in Genres: Humor: Parody at the 2009 MEFA AWARDS. Not too shabby, I suppose, but not winning is like kissing your grandmother and having her slip you the tongue.
5-17-10...Having been extremely lazy this past year, it would seem I only have one story nominated for the 2010 MEFAs (in the parody/humor section): Monty Python's 'Fellowship of the Ring'. By giving my story positive and extremely long reviews at the MEFA site thou shalt be rewarded in Heaven by Yahweh himself. Or Giancarlo, Yahweh's body double. Or maybe Phil, Yahweh's tax accountant. And as in ages past, special thanks to the patron saint of fan-fic, Virtuella, for the nomination!
12-16-10 Monty Python's 'Fellowship of the Ring' has managed, against all odds, insurmountable obstacles, and cliquish fangirls who only vote for stories that include teenage Legolas with his first erection, to win an Honorable Mention in the 2010 MEFAs (Genres: Humor: Parody or Black Humor). Of course, this type of honor is much like being dumped by the Prom Queen and ending up with a drunk fat girl who throws up in your lap. Aside from acrid odor of schnapps-scented vomit, what rankles the most about the asinine review process -- is the asinine review process. Why a twenty-nine chapter, 63,000 word novella should be categorized along with 3000 words-or-less, single page driblets that are, in essence, elongated one-liners, is patently ludicrous. Which is why I will no longer be participating in this dubious award program. MEFA are an ass.
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Tech 16 – We Want Your Abstracts on SE, Real-World & Practical Topics May 25, 2016Posted by mwidlake in Meeting notes, Presenting, UKOUG, User Groups.
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The Call for Papers is open for the UK Oracle User Group annual TECH conference. It's in Birmingham, in December, and is being co-located with the JDE & Apps conferences too (and the call for papers is open for them also).
If you are a Standard Edition (SE) expert, have a real-world story to tell about how you used Oracle (good or bad!) or want to teach others how to get going with some aspect of Oracle, I really want to see your abstracts.
You can register as a speaker and submit abstracts here at this link. You have until June 1st, so that's just under a week. Plenty of time
I love this event, I've been going since 2002. Last year was the best for many years, almost everyone I spoke to felt it had regained the energy of prior years, attendance was up, lots of new faces were there and, a real sign of a good agenda, people complained that they were having to pick between excellent talks.
A couple of things have changed a little in the last two years, which I think have increased the overall appeal of the UKOUG conference.
First is that we now have "introductory streams". These are talks that need no or little prior knowledge of the topic and give you all the information about it to get going. The conference had become a little too "expert-focused", packed with great talks about esoteric aspects of tuning or internals that many of us love – but not everyone is ready for or interested in. We will still have lots of those, but we are giving more talks for those who are not experts (yet). This will be the third year we are doing this due to it's success. If you are an expert, how about offering a paper that gets people started? Such talks tend to get much larger and enthusiastic audiences.
Second is the Standard Edition stream. This was really popular last year, the first ever dedicated stream of sessions for SE at any conference. Lots of you use SE but like the small kid in the schoolyard, it tends to get ignored. Last year we chose introductory talks, for obvious reasons, this year we are aiming for more depth – can you talk for 45 minutes about an aspect of SE, help people really make the most of it?
Third is more emphasis on real-world experience based talks. They are always the most popular, especially if they are about things not working out as the theory or Oracle Sales Guys would make out. The UKOUG is a User Group, we want to share good, bad and ugly. Personally I'd love for someone to step up to the mark and give some talks about real Cloud adoption or why Cloud is NOT the answer to all requirements.
Of course, we are always interested in the latest-greatest, just-released and did-you-know-about type talks too. But to be honest, we get lots of those
Speaking at Oracle Midlands on Tuesday 17th May May 12, 2016Posted by mwidlake in Meeting notes, Presenting, User Groups.
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As the title indicates, I'll be speaking at the UK Oracle Midlands event on Tuesday evening next week. Details can be found here (and that link should mention the next event if you click it in the future).
I'll be talking about PL/SQL being called from SQL and how you can "extend" SQL by writing your own functions. That is a relatively well known thing to do but the potential impact on performance and the 12C improvements to reduce that impact are less well known. Maybe even more significantly, calling PL/SQL functions from SQL breaks the point-in-time view most of us take for granted with Oracle. More people are blogging and talking about this but it is still not widely appreciated. Is this a potential issue in any of your systems?
Joel Goodman is also presenting, on storage fragmentation. Joel is one of the best presenters on Oracle tech on the circuit and knows his stuff inside out.
I really love the Oracle Midlands user group, I've been to a few of the meetings and presented there one-and-a-bit times before. It meets in the evenings and lays on some free refreshements at half time (Samosas when I have been there!). It's a real, dedicated, ground-roots user group. Annoyingly (for me) most of the meetings for the last year or so have been when I could not get up to the Midlands for them (it's not a hard or long journey, it was just the timing was always wrong).
Red Stack are good enough to support/sponsor these events and do so with a light touch. You know they are there but it is not a hard sell, so kudos to them. Mike McKay-Dirden is the person behind these meetings and, with this being the 15th such meeting, I must take my hat off to Mike for running such a successful group.
So, if you are able to get to Birmingham (UK! Not USA…) on Tuesday evening, you should do so for an excellent, free learning opportunity. I hope to see some of you there!
What To Do at OOW15 (Social & Serious)? September 30, 2015Posted by mwidlake in Meeting notes, Presenting, User Groups.
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I'm going to OOW15 this year, my first Oracle Open World in 11 years I think. And despite the Prom Queen rejecting all my offerings, I will actually be sneaking in a presentation – which I am very happy about.
The European Oracle User Group (EOUG) get a few slots and two are being used on Sunday 25th, 13:30 – 15:15 for "More Than Another 12 on Oracle Database 12c" – 12 European experts all doing six minutes each on a couple of tid-bits on 12C, including Christian Antognini, Bjoern Rost, Brendan Tierney, Julain Dontcheff, Jonathan Lewis… plus Tim Hall and Maria Colgan if we can squeeze them in (thus "more then 12…"). It was a great success last year, so if you are going to OOW15 sign up to the session at this link to avoid disappointment. You can see more details by our organiser, Debra Lilley (thanks Debra), in her blog post about it.
So I know what I am doing for 6 minutes. What do I do for the rest of the time?
A main aim I'll have is to try and meet up with loads of people I either only know via antisocial media or have not seen in years.
I am sure things have changed in over a decade and, I have to confess, I did not make the most of my last OOW experience. It was all rushed, I was pulled out there very last-minute (as part of being named Oracle Beta Tester of the Year by Oracle Magazine – get me ) and they wanted me to be able to do some press stuff (it sounds grand – but there was not a lot of interest in me as I was utterly unknown, but I spent what seems like hours being available in case someone wanted to talk to me). To make it worse, I did not know many people out there who were not actually Oracle employees, and oracle employees found it hard to get into things as priority was given to attendees. I felt pretty alone amongst 45,000 people interested in the same Tech as me. I did not even realise I had to sign up for the top talks and by the time I knew, they were all full. I did stumble into some very good Other Talks by accident though.
So, what should I be doing? What great talks should I be signing up for and which fantastic social events should I be trying to get invited to/slotted into my agenda? I don't even know if many events are by-invite-only…
After over a decade of doing other conferences (and helping organise a few!), I feel a bit like a conference newbie again…
All help for a lonely out-of-towner gratefully received!
A couple of up-coming user group meetings August 18, 2015Posted by mwidlake in Meeting notes, Presenting, User Groups.
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There are a couple of user group meetings in the UK that I'll be attending (and talking at) in September.
On the 15th September I'll be presenting at the UKOUG Database Server SIG in the Oracle London City office, talking about PL/SQL & SQL performance. I'm not exactly sure what I'll be covering yet, I have a few areas I'd like to talk about so I'll have to pick one to do it justice. The meeting starts at 09:30 and is of course free to anyone with UKOUG membership (excepting the Bronze membership which only a few people have) – anyone can pay a small fee to come along. Contact the UKOUG or ask me if you want details. I'm pretty sure there will be some of us in a nearby public house after the event too.
The next meeting is the Yorkshire Database meeting on Tuesday 22nd September, from 18:30. This is the third YoDB event and I know they have been very good. I'll be doing my talk on the fundamentals of Oracle's architecture. I'm really quite excited about this meeting {and I know it is often a false "sell" thing to say about any IT event} because (a) it is a small, local grass-roots user group that I've helped promote and yet will be the first I'll manage to get to and(b) I was at college in Leeds and so have a soft spot for the place. I still have some friends up there. This event is free to all but you DO have to register using the link above.
As ever, it's great to meet people so please come over and say "hi" if you are at either event.
I'm hoping the postponed cluboracle meeting will happen in September too but either a new date has not been announced or it went by me.
If you want to see what events I'll be at in the later quarter of the year, you can check out the "appearances and meetings" tab. It's mostly smaller things like OOW and UKOUG Tech15
UKOUG Tech14 Suggestions for Intro Talks and My Picks of the Rest December 4, 2014Posted by mwidlake in conference, Meeting notes, UKOUG.
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As I mentioned in my last post, we tried to organise a thread of intro talks into day one and two of this year's UKOUG Tech14 conference (you can see the agenda grid here). It was not complete but I thought I should pull it into it's own post and add in what I would recommend from the overall agenda for people who are relatively new to Oracle RDBMS.
Monday 8th
- 08:50 – Welcome and Introduction
- Get there in time for the intro if you can, as if you are newish to the tech you are probably newish to a conference.
- 09:00 RMAN the basics, by Michael Abbey.
- If you are a DBA type, backup/recovery is your number one concern.
- 10:00 – How Oracle Works in 50 Minutes
- My attempt to cover the basic architecture in under an hour.
- 11:30 – All about Joins by Tony Hasler
- Top presenter, always good content
- 12:30 – Lunch. Go and talk to people, lots of people, find some people you might like to talk with again.
- 13:20 – Go to the Oracle Keynote.
- The keynote itself is shorter than normal and afterit there is a panel discussion by technical experts.
- 14:30 is a bit tricky. Tim Hall on Analytical Functions is maybe a bit advanced, but Tim is a brilliant teacher and it is an intro to the subject. Failing that, I'd suggest the Oracle Enterprise Manager round table hosted by Dev Nayak as Database-centric oracle people should know OEM.
- 16:00 – Again a bit tricky for someone new but I'd plump for The role of Privileges and Roles in Oracle 12C by Carl Dudley. He lectures (lectured?) in database technology and knows his stuff, but this is a New Feature talk…
- 17:00 – Tuning by Explain Plan by Arian Stijf
- This is a step-by-step guide to understanding the most common tool used for performance tuning
- 17:50 onwards – go to the exhibition drinks, the community drinks and just make friends. One of the best thing to come out of conferences is meeting people and swapping stories.
Tuesday 9th
- 09:30 Maria ColganTop 5 things you need to know about Oracle Database in-Memory Option
- This is actually the Database technical keynote, about one of the key new technologies.
- 10:30 Introduction to Oracle Application Express by Joel Kallman
- APEX, as it is often called, is a simple but powerful way to develop applications. It's probably THE most common thing that DBA-types don't know and wish they did?
- 12:00 If you know any Java then Jacob Landlust on What all DBAs need to understand about JDBC Configuration or else Pete Finnigan on Secure, Review & Lock Down your Oracle Database.
- 14:00 Chris Lawless on Zero Downtime Migrations using logical Replication
- Good as he covers the principals of such things which teachers you a lot
- 15:00 A bit of a struggle for a general Intro talk so I will plump for…Tim Gorman on RDBMS Forensics: Troubleshooting Using ASH as I know Tim will explain why understanding and solving performance issues is a science, not an art
- 16:30 Tom Kyte on SQL is the best Development Language for Big Data
- If you are new to Oracle, you pretty much have to go to at least one Tom Kyte presentation.
- 17:30 Jonathan Lewis Five Hints for Efficient SQL
- If you are new to Oracle, you pretty much have to go to at least one Jonathan Lewis presentation
Oh, what the heck…
Wednesday 10th
- 09:00 Jonathan Lewis Fundamentals of trouble shooting Pt1
- 10:00 Jonathan Lewis Fundamentals of trouble shooting Pt2
- 11:30 Tim Gorman on three types of table compression
- 12:30 Tom Kyte More things about Oracle Database 12C
- 14:30 Alex Nuijten Oracle 12C for developers
- 15:30 Neil Chandler Goldengate – Migrating my first TB
Each year I struggle more and more to get to all the talks I want to, partly as there are so many clashes of good talks but also I end up in interesting conversations with old friends and suddenly realise I've missed a talk. Or my brain hits "full" and I have to take a breather.
However, my intended agenda is:
- 08:50 Welcome and Intro to delegates prior to…
- 09:00 Martin Bach on Oracle 12C features that didn't make the marketing top 10
- 10:00 Myself, HOw Oracle works in 50 minutes
- 11:00 Coffee and recovering!
- 11:30 Hmm, I want to go to four… Maybe Robyn Sands, Why Solid SQL still delivers the best ROI.
- 13:30 Oracle Keynote panel
- 14:30 Tom Hall on Analytical Functions..Or maybe Larry Carpenter on Active Data Guard…
- 16:00 Antti Koskinen , Undocumented 11g.12c Features Internals
- 17:00 Graham Wood, AWR: looking Beyond the Wait Events and Top SQL
- 09:30 I have the pleasure of chairing Maria Colgan's Database Keynote, Top Five Things you need to know about Oracle Database in-Memory option
- 10:30 Joze Senegacnik, Most common Databse Configuration Mistakes
- 12:00 Richard Foote, Oracle database 12XC New Indexing Features
- 14:00 Damn… I'll plump for Maria Colgan on IN-memory and the optimizer. Sorry Tim and Chris
- 15:00 Now Tim, on RDBMS Forensics and Ash
- 16:30 Chris Antognini on adaptive query optimization
- 17:30 it better be Pete Sharman, hot over from Aus, doing deployment best practices for Private cloud, as I am chairing him
- 09:00 Patrick Hurley, Adventures in Database Administration.
- 10:00 Me, on boosting performance by clustering data
- 11:30 Richard Foote, indexing in Exadata
- 12:30 Tom Kyte, More things about Oracle 12C
- 14:30 chairing Ganco Dimitriov on the importance of having an appropriate data segmentation
- 15:30 Last one, 3 to chose from… Neil Chandler on Goldengate I think
Drive home and sleep
Conference Organisation from the Inside – UKOUG Tech14 November 20, 2014Posted by mwidlake in conference, Meeting notes, Presenting, UKOUG.
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An interesting experience I have had this year is being more involved in helping organise the annual UKOUG Oracle Technical Conference – Tech14. I fully intended to blog about things as we progressed, but it never happened got going so I did not.. But I thought it would be interesting to do a couple of blogs about it now, for anyone interested, as the conference itself approaches.
If you have never helped organise a conference or user group meeting then you probably think there is not a lot of work involved. You would be quite wrong. If you have been a volunteer at one, as in you have presented or chaired sessions, then you will have more understanding – but still probably fall short of the mark in estimating the effort involved. There is a lot involved.
The UKOUG is, I think, the largest Oracle User Group in the world and the annual conference has grown significantly since I first got involved around the turn of the millennium {which is now quite a while back – yes, we are all getting quite old}. In fact, it is now a set of conferences and events dedicated to Oracle E-Business suite, JD Edwards, PeopleSoft, Hyperion and regional conferences for Ireland and Scotland (sorry Wales) as well as the annual technical event that used to be the single conference. This year Tech14 is in the same location as Apps14, which covers most of the application areas I just mentioned. I rather like the fact we are returning to being in the same place but still have two events as it matches the reality of the two groups. There is a lot of cross-over between apps and tech for some of us whereas for many, you belong in one camp or the other. It's a bit like do you like football or rugby…
So where did I fit into the picture? Each year the UKOUG approach some of it's volunteers and asks them if they would mind giving them a little bit of help with the conference that year. Any that do not run away quickly are corralled into a room at head office in Wimbledon and bribed them with tea, coffee and biscuits. We are arranged into being the content committees for various areas. I was part of the committee for the Database stream and ended up being the Chair. This does not make me any more significant, it just means if someone has to make a decision when the committee is split or they just want a quick answer to a question (such as "can Dave swap his presentation slot with Senthil's"), then it will be me the office contacts. OK, I suppose it means I have a little more input but as everything is open, others on the database committee (or others) can cry foul.
There are also committees for Middleware, Development, OS & Engineered systems, Business analytics… I am sure I have forgotten one! In many ways the Database stream is easiest as I do not think it has as broad a remit as, for example, development, and the core database is the core database. But we also have the largest community and thus the largest number of papers put forward and streams to organise.
So What do the committees do? Our responsibility is primarily to agree on the technical content of our steams. ie What presentations go into it, the order of them, plan any threads or themes to run through a day or several days and ensure that at any given time there are talks, roundtables and workshops across a spectrum of topics and not 4 all on backups or ADF. Sounds easy? No, it's not. I'll go into why in a later post.
We also help with decisions about wider issues for the conference – when the keynotes occur, who to ask to do the keynotes, the evening events and some wider issues like that. However, the actual location and timing of the event is set in stone before we get involved – it has to be as those major decisions have to be made over a year in advance. Personally, I think the venue at The Liverpool ACC is a good one. I can understand some people feeling Liverpool is a bit far to go but in reality it only takes an hour or two longer to get there than to what was the traditional home of the conference in Birmingham. And frankly, I was tired of Birmingham and the usual pub I ended up in was getting truly ratty and unpleasant. The ACC is at Albert Doc and a lot of bars, restaurants and ,I suspect, nightclubs (for those who like loud music and terrible lager at a premium price) are in the area.
Most of the work planning the actual conference is of course done by the office staff and I know that for smaller user groups all the work is done by volunteers – I've done a couple of myself too – so some of you might think we volunteers for the UKOUG conference have it a bit easy. But the conference is massive and we do {most of us} have proper jobs to do too. So if something is not as you would like at the UKOUG conference, or in fact at any conference, it is probably not through lack of effort. Just let us know {nicely, please} and we will try and not make the same mistake next time.
Next Club Oracle London – 12th November 2014 November 10, 2014Posted by mwidlake in Meeting notes.
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The next Club Oracle London is taking this place, on Wednesday 12th November. You can find the details here.
This is a free evening or Oracle talks provided by some of our local experts and beer/snacks provided by e-DBA. The first event was back on the 3rd of July and it was a great evening. The coming event will have presentations by James Anthony, Dominic Giles and Jason Arneil in 12C in-memory database, key facts gleaned from OOW14 and 12C enhancements respectively – all excellent presenters and you get to ask them awkward questions in an open session at the end. Plus free beer and (I think) pizza to keep you going. All you can ask for of a user group meeting.
I have to say, it's not the easiest event to find out about unless you have managed to get onto the list of people who are interested (ie turned up last time I think). There is another mention actually on e-DBAs LinkedIn page here and my freind Neil Chandler put a quick post about it last week but there is not a lot else out there about it!
I know e-DBA are keen for these events to stand on their own 2 feet and not be seen as just an e-DBA event so they are not pushing it hard themselves – they are happy to just to provide the support – but it seems the message is not getting out to the Oracle community about the events, so spread the work if you are from around these parts. It would be good to see it well attended and continue. I understand they are already looking at who they would like to present next time, so there should be future events.
{And I still think they should call it London Oracle Club… }
User Group Meetings Next Week (free training everyone!) July 11, 2014Posted by mwidlake in Exadata, Meeting notes, UKOUG.
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I know, posts about up-coming user group meetings are not exactly exciting, but it's good to be reminded. You can't beat a bit of free training, can you?
On Monday 14th I am doing a lightning talk at the 4th Oracle Midlands event. The main reason to come along is to see Jonathan Lewis talk about designing efficient SQL and then he will also do a 10 minute session on Breaking Exadata (to achieve that aim I suggest you just follow the advice of the Oracle Sales teams, that will break Exadata for you pretty efficiently!).
If you are not familiar with the Oracle Midlands events, they are FREE evening events run in Birmingham, just north of the center in Aston, at the Innovation Birmingham centre. See the web site for details and to register. The great thing about them being in the evening is you do not have to take time out from the day job to attend. The disadvantage is they are shorter of course. (And for me personally, I feel morally obliged to pop in on my dear old Mother on the way and listen to her latest crazy theories. I think it's what Mum's are for). Samosas were provided last time to keep you going and I know a couple of us will retire to a near-by pub after, to continue discussions.
I'll be doing just a short talk, along with half a dozen others, my topic being "is the optimizer getting too smart to be understood".
This is a user group in the truest sense of it, organised pretty much by one chap (Mike Mckay-Dirden) in his spare time, with help from interested people and some financial input from the sponsor Redgate.
I get a day off and then I am at the combined RAC CIA and Database SIG on Wednesday 16th. This UKOUG SIG is probably the other end of the user group experience (as in from an organisational and size perspective). They both fulfill a need and I have no problem being involved in both. In fact, I now notice that Patrick Hurley is going to be at both events too.
The RAC CIA & Database SIG is also free, IF you are a member of the UKOUG. You can also attend if you pay a one-off fee. It's an all-day event and as it is a combined SIG it is a two-track event. It's almost a mini-conference! Presenters include myself (doing my intro to Exadata talk, probably for the last time), Julian Dyke, Patrick Hurley, Martin Bach, Neil Chandler, Neil Johnson, Martin Nash (twice!), Ron Ekins, John Jezewski, Alex Evans and David Kurtz. If that is not enough, Owen Ireland is going to give a support update and then we have Mike Appleyard giving a keynote on a brand new 12.1 feature, Oracle Database In-Memory option.
I'd be going along even if I was not presenting or helping run the RAC CIA SIG and I'm retired for goodness sake! (well, sort of, my wife has not ordered me back to the working life yet). And of course, we will no doubt retire to a hostelry after (to count how many Neils and Martins are involved).
I hope to see as many UK people as possible at these two days. As I said at the top, it's free training, you can't get better than that.
London Oracle CLub June 30, 2014Posted by mwidlake in Meeting notes.
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Some of you will be aware of the LOB – London Oracle Beers. It is an informal group of us London- based people who work in the Oracle sphere and who also like to have a pint (be it beer, cider, larger or diet coke). We mostly just catch up as friends and talk rubbish and, amongst that, discuss topics related to Oracle technologies. Something we occasionally talk about it whether we should make it a little more formal and have presentations on Oracle topics.
Well, thanks to Jonathan Lewis and with the support of e-DBA, I'm pleased to say that Club Oracle London is born. I wish they had called in London Oracle Club.
If you follow the link you will see that it is an evening event in central London, 96-100 Clifton Street, the Workers Educational Association, being held this Thursday 3rd July. The event is FREE. It follows the format of the Oracle Midlands meetings that started recently, where there are a couple of talks provided by experts, some refreshments in the middle and the chance to meet up with like-minded Oracle professionals in your areas.
This first London Oracle Club will have presentations by Jonathan Lewis on upgrading, Jason Arneil on upgrading to 12C and Dominic Giles/James Anthony on using tools to upgrade, like Swingbench (which Dom wrote and most of us will recognise as the workload generator used by soooo many demonstrations of RAC) and SLOB. You would be correct to detect the running theme of upgrades.
You need to register for the event (see the link above) and I have no idea how many spaces are left, but with that set of presenters I already know half a dozen people intending to go along, including myself. Weeeellll, I have to go along to make sure Jonathan gets what he says correct….😉
I'm looking forward to this initiative, I strongly support user groups of all formats. One of the best ways we learn is to teach each other.
I hope to see some of you there. And for those living no where near London or the UK, ask yourself if a little local user group could work where you are? If you keep it simple and use local (or visiting) talent, what is to stop you?
Time to wake up April 1, 2014Posted by mwidlake in Meeting notes, Private Life, UKOUG.
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This post is nothing more than a line in the sand, really.
After my post on "retiring" in November last year and then the one about working to network, as opposed to networkimg to work just prior to 2013 year end, I have been very, very quiet. Well, I had things outside of Oracle and IT to do and they were more important to me. I'd say I have made a reasonable stab at them. My wife would say I have been a lazy and good-for-nothing so-and-so. If you do not know me, trust my wife. If you do know me, you already know to trust my wife .
I do need to nod my head at a few friends who got in touch when it all went quite after my retirement post and privately checked I was not dying. I'm not, I'm fine, and I was touched by the concern. I do seem to be currently surrounded by people who have died or are dying, but so far no one I married, lived with, am related by blood to or bought (The CAT, you strange people – but she is old and was "odd" last month, I did think for a while it was white-coat time) has hit that particular end-point, but has become a constant background concern. Hmm, sometimes foreground, but still part of the benefit of not working is being able to be there when others need.
However, in my state of not-working, I did a rare check on the calendar this week and saw that 1st April 2014 was approaching – and that is my line in the sand. I had to make a break from working in London (or, rather, commuting in and out of London) and also sort a few non-IT things out in my real life, which I think I have. So I am entering the weird world of Oracle IT once more. Last week I went to the second Oracle Midlands user group meeting and it was very, very good. If you are within 100 miles of Birmingham, google it and get along. The next meeting is 20th May and Christian Antognini is doing a double-header presentation and you will benefit from being there.
The next day I was in a meeting in London about organising the next UKOUG tech conference. This year it will be in Liverpool and a week later than normal. That might sound negative (way out THERE and THAT late?) but the venue is just right for the conference. There is more to do around that area of Liverpool than last year in Manchester or ineed there was for so many comfortable years in central Birmingham {I did start to drift more to locations in central Brum these last 3 or 4 years but it was a real effort to get people to go with me} and a lot of effort is going in to looking at the feedback from prior events to improve this net event in 2014. I am determined to get some of that feedback through. Though I would say that seeing as I am involved. I'll mention some more details later this week or next week, depending on how my non-Oracle life taking it's demands.
Tomorrow (today?) I am at the next UKOUG AIM SIG – it needs a better title – but it is the old RAC-HA SIG conjoined with my SIG that was about managing Oracle in large, complex or demanding environments, called the AIM SIG – but as it had the word "management" in it, so it scared many IT people away (it was more about *coping* with corporate management than being *about* corporate management). Anyway, we need to re-title it so you buggers realise it is actually a technical SIG aimed at helping us look at at and handle cluster issues and massive-system issues. Yes, it need to be two SIGs again, but the UKOUG is struggling with that, partly as your companies stopped letting you lot come to these meetings. I despair of large corporations, I really do…
So that was a load of fluff about me coming back to the user-based fold and playing a role. I do intend to do some technical posts too, but that take a lot of effort. I have some half written but as I have lost access to the systems I did the real work on {hmmm, some I can still access but, legally, I should not even be TRYing} that make it less-than-easy for me to demonstrate my points with real-world but obfuscated examples. Recreating those examples on play systems is NOT a piece of play-time.
Which leads me on to one odd point I am sure I will come back to:
I'm "retired".
I do not need to earn.
Do you have an interesting performance/architecture issue with Oracle you are stumped with?
I won't work for free (after all, some people pay the bills doing this stuff and I DO need to earn enough to go and present/teach and the garden needs my free time). But I am kind of an easy mark at the moment.
Anyway, April 1st and I need to be in Reading for the next AIM SIG so I better finish this off.
So finally….
It's (worryingly) good to be back.
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