How to Make a Presentation: Writing Versus PowerPoint
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How do you make your next PowerPoint presentation great?
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24 Hours of Rad: 24HOP Spring 2011 Recap
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This past Tuesday and Wednesday (March 15-16) were 24Hours of SQL PASS.
The Next 24 Hours of PASS Event: Announcement and Call for Presenters
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Tonight I checked in on the Twitterverse and saw that Jason Strate announced a new blog post about the next 24 Hours of PASS event.
#SQLSat61, DC Edition: Free SQL Server Training in Reston, VA on December 4
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I’m Talking About Partitioning!
Speaking at SQLSaturday #51 in Nashville on August 21st!
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A while back, I submitted a few abstracts to a couple SQLSaturday presentations around the country. I just picked places I’ve never visited which seem unique, and where I’d like to make a quick vacation of it and spend a few days exploring town before having fun at a SQLSaturday and meeting new people.
Haikus for SQL Saturday #43
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SQL Saturday #43 was held in Redmond, Washington on June 12. It was tons of fun: great sessions, lots of interesting people to meet, and a well organized day where everything happened on time as if by magic.
The Art of Abstraction: SQL PASS Submissions
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I have been plotting sessions that I’d like to present at SQL PASS for a little while now, and the June 5 deadline is approaching. Since I’m on vacation this week, I took some time to write up my abstracts. Man, oh man, that was more work than I thought! Condensing ideas into 1000 characters or less and still saying all you want to say isn’t as easy as it seems.