Link given at the bottom of README is not working -> http://rhodesmill.s3.amazonaws.com/movie.db

Hi Mr. Rhodes,

Thank you so much for this amazing talk. Your SQL tutorial and Pandas tutorial are marvelous. I really appreciate what you've done.

But probably due to the video editing, the YouTube video doesn't actually cover the solution to question 2-d :"Which movie(s), not counting movies whose titles start with punctuation, come first in alphabetical order, and which come last?"

I tried "select * from movie where title REGEXP '[a-z]' order by title asc limit 10" with no luck. Could you illuminate how to solve the problem please?

Thanks.

Hey Brandon. I stumbled across a video of your pycon talk here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Thd8yoBou7k

The file 'movie.db' is neccessary to work through the examples that you present.
The youtube page doesn't have a link to the file movie.db. Comments on that page indicate that posting the link as a commenter would have some kind of issue, because of youtube commenting restrictions.

The repo doesn't have the db. Neither does it have a hyperlink to the db. (not that I could find after a few seconds off looking, anyway)

For people reading this post, the link is here:

http://rhodesmill.s3.amazonaws.com/movie.db

The video is pretty cool. It'd be great to have the link to that file being a little more easily discoverable. I suggest putting it in a readme.

Thanks.