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Daily Archives: September 13, 2011
Data Presentation – T-SQL Tuesday #22
It’s T-SQL Tuesday again, with our host this month being Robert Pearl, of Pearl Knowledge Solutions. He chose the topic of Data Presentation for September. If you haven’t participated in a T-SQL Tuesday, it’s easy. Read the rules in Robert’s … Continue reading
Fun Networking at the PASS Summit
Once again I’m a part of two fun events at the 2011 PASS Summit that I hope you’ll join me in attending. The Mentoring Experiment – Monday Night Andy Warren (LinkedIn | Blog | @sqlandy) and I started The Mentoring … Continue reading
A Walkabout
At one point when I was in college, I spent a few weeks touring around Europe. I had a bicycle with me, a backpack with a couple changes of clothes, and wandered throughout parts of France, Spain, and Italy, staying … Continue reading
