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Dreaming of SQL Saturday
I’m truly stunned at the responses I received to my post asking how far people have traveled for a SQL Saturday. I posted here, and at SQLServerCentral. In addition, I got plenty of emails from people, detailing their travels. Early … Continue reading
Slimmer SQL Saturdays
I’ve had this idea for some time. It’s been bugging me, but I haven’t really been pressured to write, nor inspired. That changed a bit with the announcement of the rules change for SQL Saturdays, as well as a few … Continue reading
Growth or Control – #sqlpass
I’m disturbed. I read an announcement from the PASS organization this week that bothers me. I am less upset with the content than the manner in which it was presented, though I am not pleased with either. Making SQL Saturday … Continue reading
Thanks, Karla
I heard the news this week, and I’m still sad. Karla Landrum is leaving PASS after five years of acting as the Community Evangelist. Thank you, Karla, for all you’ve done. In the last five years, we’ve seen tremendous growth … Continue reading