This morning it was foggy when I went to London for the AWS Summit. here’s a picture I took in town:
Coffe Cup — 30 April 2014
data location…
Sure you let me keep my data in one country…but that doesn’t mean it can’t be accessed through the super secret national security letters you can’t talk about.
#awssummit
what are customers looking for?
Ummm…perhaps people are looking to keep the NSA and governments out?
#awssummit
keep it classy
Something tells me that Oracle and sap wouldn’t have been happy with that last slide. Way to proofread the presentation.
Oracle isn’t split between line…neither is sap
#awssummit
constitutional convention…interesting idea
We need to do something about the national debt. I’m not 100% sure what I think about this idea, but I am for states exerting their rights and powers over the Federal government.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/george-will-amend-the-constitution-to-control-federal-spending/2014/04/09/00fa7df6-bf3c-11e3-bcec–b71ee10e9bc3_story.html
WOT – 15 April 2014
FatSecret for 14 April 2014
Weight: 112 kg
Waist: 122 cm
Neck: 43.5
Body Fat as reported by DietAndFitnessToday: 35.31
Total Weight Loss: -2 kg (from start of 110kg)
Image from sotris kousoulos via flickr
WOT – 14 April 2014
FatSecret for 14 April 2014
Weight: 112 kg
Waist: 122 cm
Neck: 43.5
Body Fat as reported by DietAndFitnessToday: 35.31
Total Weight Loss: -2 kg (from start of 110kg)
Image from rennett stowe via flickr
8 April 2014 — Polesdon Lacey
I took Tuesday off work and we went to visit Poleson Lacey (a national trust property). All of the pictures can be found in our flickr set, but here are a few.
London Coffee Festival 2014
Over the weekend, we went to the London Coffee Festival. It was cool! Even though we paid £20 for admission, we got that back in freebies. It was also neat to see all the coffee(s) and stuff in one place. The neatest thing I saw was this machine to make turkish coffee (picture is first below). It will soon be for sale in the UK. More pictures can be found in the flickr set.