Looking Back at the PASS 2008 Summit
I definitely need to write up a few summaries about last week, but right now I'm a bit buried with...
2008-11-24
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I definitely need to write up a few summaries about last week, but right now I'm a bit buried with...
2008-11-24
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Friday I was up early for breakfast and check out of the hotel, then down to the convention center to...
2008-11-23
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Session evaluations are one real benefit that speakers derive from participating in community events - a chance to see how they...
2008-11-23
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I got back Friday afternoon from the PASS Summit and immediately was busy with family stuff. In fact, through Saturday...
2008-11-23
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I arrived home this morning after another PASS Summit. This is my 6th in a row. Each year I have...
2008-11-22
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I broke down and bought my first Vista machine last Sunday, an HP Pavilion from a local box store. From...
2008-11-21
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I couldn't muster the enthusiasm for a keynote today, so I went for a walk, stopping first for a doughnut...
2008-11-20
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Shortly after I gave my presentation Trigger Happy Database Security down in Jacksonville for SQL Saturday #3, I received an...
2008-11-20
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He's the manager for BI, the General Manager, and he's here to talk about the challenge and promise of Pervasive...
2008-11-20
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The morning keynote opening was good. We had video of the conference playing here and there, the election candidate positions...
2008-11-20
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