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T-SQL Tuesday #30 – Ethics
This month the topic is hosted by Chris Shaw, and his topic is ethics. The blog party is the second Tuesday of each month. There is a theme and it is hosted by a different blogger every month. I’ve got … Continue reading
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The Best Way to Learn
I constantly see people asking the question about how they should learn more about some aspect of SQL Server. We have lots of articles here on SQLServerCentral, and there are any number of other sources on the Internet, but I’ve … Continue reading
Living a Dream
It was a little over a year ago that I stood on stage at the Rocky Mountain Tech Trifecta and gave a keynote speech in which I said these words: “My wife works in the mobility/cellular phone industry right now, … Continue reading
Work to Live
I’m halfway through my career, having spent about 20 years since college working in technology with another twenty to go. The rest of the community is probably spread out around me, some older, some younger. It doesn’t matter what part … Continue reading