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Topic: lrl2009 & oggcamp

Philip and I have just got back from an awesome weekend spent at LugRadio Live 2009 & OggCamp in Wolverhampton, UK.  I even got in a shameless plug for CrunchBang when I gave a PIG analysis talk as one of the speakers at OggCamp!

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Re: lrl2009 & oggcamp

^^ OggCamp was awesome and your PIG analysis was fantastic! You made me proud! smile

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Re: lrl2009 & oggcamp

Sounds like a great time was had. Were you able to get any photos?

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Re: lrl2009 & oggcamp

Not personally, but there are loads available at: http://oggcamp.org/2009/photos -- including the following, showing a happy PIG analysing bobobex:

http://oggcamp.org/_media/2009/the-londoneer08.jpg?cache=&w=465&h=700

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Re: lrl2009 & oggcamp

Super, thanks for the link.

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Re: lrl2009 & oggcamp

BTW since no one asked: what is PIG?

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Re: lrl2009 & oggcamp

anonymous wrote:

BTW since no one asked: what is PIG?

Hmm, maybe this question is best left for bobobex to answer. wink

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Re: lrl2009 & oggcamp

http://hadoop.apache.org/pig/
http://research.yahoo.com/project/90

don't know if this relates, but i found these links  neutral

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