July SQL Server UG Event in Manchester

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I will be speaking at the SQL Server UK User Group event in Manchester on 16.07.2009. I am going to be talking about data mining again and how it isn’t all statistics and people with PhDs from Oxford. Come join me and the excellent Chris Testa-O’Neill. More details and registration can be found here

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