Revised Obsidian Dataview Substring Queries in Monthly Notes

A couple of weeks ago, I posted about using Obsidian dataview queries to populate sections of my monthly notes. As I found out today, my queries were wrong.

I am grateful that my local library provided access to LinkedIn Learning long enough for me to get my Project Management Professional (PMP) professional development units (PDUs) done. A bit of a march towards the end given I lost access to Linkedin Learning after September 30, but it all worked out and saved me some cash.

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It appears that my access to LinkedIn Learning via my local library will disappear after September 30 due to the grant supplying that access ending. I am grateful that I have had six or so months of access to LinkedIn Learning using this grant to work on completing my PMP PDUs before my October deadline. Looks like I have three days to finish 8.75 PDUs, so my weekend is set :)

Cortina’s Italian Eatery in Orange’s rustic take on a Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich. Toasted bread and rustic chop on peppers was really nice.

  • Date: September 2024
  • Camera: Ricoh GR III
  • Details: f/6.3, 1/80 sec., 200 ISO
  • Location: Orange, California, United States
Cortina's rustic take on a Philly Cheesesteak sandwich filled with grilled peppers and melted cheese served on a wooden table.

I am still amazed that a 2022 RAV4 (an SUV) is capable of 39 MPG while running 87 octane gas. I don’t mind going to the fuel station quite so much these days.

Auto-generated description: A car dashboard display shows an outside temperature of 75°F, a remaining range of 341 miles, an average fuel economy of 39.0 MPG, and an odometer reading of 31,171.