I’ve had a problem for a little while: my office smells like pee, and it gives me a headache sometimes.
Correction: my office smelled like pee. Past tense. The problem has been resolved.
SQL PASS Summit 2011 was a lot of fun. I reconnected with lots of people and met many more. I attended as many sessions as possible and learned new things. And I presented my first full length session at the SQL PASS conference.
I’m really excited: I’m on the Orientation Committee for the SQL PASS Summit 2011. This means I have a group of eight people who I can help make the most of the SQL PASS Summit this year.
Tomorrow evening I will be presenting for the SQL PASS Application Development chapter. Stop by and say hello!
Speakers and presenters of all types: do you keep a list of past and future speaking engagements online?
I’m giving a webinar tomorrow! (Do people still use the word webinar? Was that just incredibly uncool?)
I am thrilled to say I am now a Microsoft Certified Master for SQL Server 2008!
How do you make your next PowerPoint presentation great?
I’ve been living in Portland, Oregon a couple of weeks now. I’m reporting back on what I’ve found.
Should you call yourself an expert? And what does it take to be an expert?
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