This past week, I watched two creepy movies in which the main character was played by the same guy: Christian Bale. The movies were: America...

I have been so busy, my poor blog has been neglected and thousands of people have been deluging me with emails asking when my next very insi...

Abe, it's time to apologize to Kofi Annan or resign from your job. Abe Foxman is National Director and chairman of the Anti-Defamation L...

I was thinking the other day that I have written so many little utilities that I imagine many PL/SQL developers would appreciate. So I am go...

I am placing in my blog something I wrote several years ago. It is hidden away at www.stevenfeuerstein.com. 12/13/98 - I played Pitch, a...

I can still recall with shame that when I was young and much less mature, I rationalized PLO attacks on school buses. My argument went somet...

Well, it's been a little while since I blogged about PL/SQL! I have been heads-down, coding and documenting, documenting and coding -- w...

What are these people thinking? I opened up my Chicago Tribune (which means I took out of not one, but two separate plastic bags an enormo...

I watched Match Point last night (most recent Woody Allen movie). A very mediocre film; as I watched it, I thought to myself: "Surely, ...

I know, I know. It's been ages since I last posted. It's because I am super, tremendously busy, and I should tell you all about that...

ODTUG 2006 was held in Washington, DC, this year and it was, as usual, a great conference, even if I didn't win any awards. Ah, well, m...

From May 17-20, 2006, I visited the city of Prague, in the Czech Republic. It is a truly drazzling city with countless buildings of great b...

On Friday, I finished five days of straight training: talking for almost 6 hours each day, repeating the same seminar (and jokes....just hil...

I write to you from Tallinn, Estonia, Room 1818 of the Radisson SAS looking out over the Old City, as the sun sinks over the Baltic Sea . Ve...

I have little doubt that I "suffer" from a mild case of OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder). What other explanation is there for t...

In my continuing series of "Isn't it amazing what you can do with PL/SQL?" I offer below an email I received from a very cleve...

I am, as most who read my books and my blog must know, quite obsessed with the Oracle PL/SQL langauge. So I am always on the lookout for ne...

Oracle recently announced production/general availability of Oracle Express Edition (XE). Generally a very exciting development: a totally ...

I must admit, I am something of a Honda bigot. Maybe that's because back in 1971, in my second year of college in Rochseter, NY, my fath...

I am distributing this idea out into the world of PL/SQL developers. Everything about it, including the name, acronym, structure, etc., is o...