Some photos from the MySQL Users Conference

I didn’t take any photos myself at the MySQL User’s Conference. In reflection, perhaps I should. I did make it into some photos however. A few of them here.

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Stolen from Jeremy Cole’s Photos at http://jcole.us/gallery/uc2006

Tagged with: Databases General MySQL MySQL Users Conference 2006

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