Hey @CleGuardians you advertise 2 for $22 for next week, but when I go to buy them the site charges me full price for the tickets. How do I buy those tickets at $22?

Well, I get to see you next week, though, so that's awesome!

On Amtrak, one hour out of Chicago, and excited to attend the Red Gate Summit! Can't wait to see all the great folks, including @way0utwest and @GFritchey!

I'll see you there! Can't wait!

We called them that in the 60s when I was a kid, too.

Until they update the dialog to handle this, you need to keep using 19.3 for the Execute Package task.

Found in the SSMS 20.1 release notes as a known issue: "Use SSMS 19.3 to create or modify SSIS job steps."

SSMS 20.1, problem is when I have an Agent job which executes SSIS packages. If I bring up the step details, and click OK, it tells me the connection isn't trusted. There's no connection string in the execute package dialog, so how do I set them to trusted? #sqlhelp

Hey @Toyota - how long does it take you to process your lemons? You declared my car a lemon TWO MONTHS ago, and I have heard nothing from you since. #LetsGetThisDone

Right back at ya!

Nope. Vacation has a fixed end. Retirement doesn't, and if (in the latter) you don't define something to focus your attention on, you'll die too soon.

Once was quite enough, thank you very much. 🤣

And yes, I was at both of those games. 😁

Then there was Sunday, August 5, 2001. Labeled the "Craziest Comeback in MLB History" Cleveland beats Seattle 15-14 in 11 innings after being down 12 runs!

Umm, May 15, 1981 was a Friday, my friend. (Len Barker's perfect game against Toronto. Fun fact: Danny Ainge was the Blue Jays 3rd baseman that game!)

If you don't follow sportsball then you have no say in sportsball issues. I don't mess with your boiled peanuts!

I'm playing in the GLBC golf outing on Saturday. They put a couple of kegs every other hole, so we can sample a variety as we play. 😁

You missed the point entirely. If young people would vote en masse then the policy decision-makers would have to focus on them, but they don't. They never have. So, the decisions favor those who have a direct impact on their constituency. Don't like it? Get people out to vote.