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Having served seafood from this house since 1889,  Old Key Lime House; considered the oldest waterfront restaurant in Florida. Our travels in and around Florida continue. This week, our travels took us to Boca Raton via Tampa and for many in the Nonstop community, familiar sites came into view. Who can forget how many times SunTUG held events in the Marriott Tampa Westshore, near to some pretty fancy restaurants. I seem to recall this became the place to go once winter was in the process of releasing its grip on all of us in the Midwest. When it comes to events, there have been many through the years that always seem to have pulled a crowd. SunTUG (Tampa), N2TUG (Dallas), DUST (Phoenix) and more with a number of international outliers that I can recall being enthusiastic recipients of all things Nonstop – SATUG (still have the mug), OzTUG, and of course GTUG and BITUG with these last two hardly being among the outlies. As I write this post, I am fully aware of the upcoming No...

  For those who have been reading my blog posts through the years perhaps a small celebration is due as this is post #650. Yes, at an average of 1500 words, it represents 975,000 words. Almost a million and if you tried to print it all out it would come to roughly 3250 pages. But enough of this. It may get more interesting of course if you add the number of posts to our social media, Buckle-Up-Travel, as well as the number of columns in The Connection and NonStop Insider but, as I just wrote, enough is enough as I am sure you get the point. Yeah; Margo decided to have a new business card with the title, Cofounder and Managing Editor as it is well deserved after reading and editing all of my 1,000,000 words! Coming at a time when so much is going on with NonStop, not the least being the renaming to Nonstop Compute, it should be encouraging to read that so much continues to be written about Nonstop. For our community, there shouldn’t be any topic left unaddressed. Integrated stack? Y...