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Feedback from SQL Saturday #64 in Baton Rouge
I did my session on The Top Ten SQL Server Skills You Need for the first time in Baton Rouge at SQL Saturday #64. This was my first time doing this session, which I hate doing at a large event. … Continue reading
Third Times a Charm – SQL Saturday #64 – Baton Rouge
We’re a week away from SQL Saturday #64 in Baton Rouge, LA. It takes place on August 6, 2011 at the Patrick Taylor at LSU again, the same location as the last two years. If you’re in the area, sign … Continue reading
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Evaluating Sessions You Attend
I have seen more than a few posts about feedback that speakers get from sessions in the last couple months. Last week Buck Woody made an attempt to build a better form that could be used for feedback, which I … Continue reading
Speaking at the 2011 PASS Summit
I submitted three sessions to the 2011 Summit for consideration and I heard today that two of them were accepted, with the third being an alternate. It’s nice to be accepted, especially as there is always a lot of competition … Continue reading