Work-Life-Balance and Alternative-Obsessions
Over the past few years, Paul and I have worked to get to a point where we can work with SQL but also satisfy
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Over the past few years, Paul and I have worked to get to a point where we can work with SQL but also satisfy
This morning, as I was prepping for my PASS Data Architecture Virtual Chapter presentation on “Why Physical Database Design Matters,” I went to tweet that
OK, I know… this post is going to remind many of you of Baz Luhrmann’s Everybody’s Free to Wear Sunscreen. And, for me, ’99 was
Last year Paul and I had the pleasure of taking an amazing adventure into the Arctic with Heritage Expeditions on the Spirit of Enderby (Professor
As many of you know, we’ve changed our Immersion Event courses to more closely match the requirements of the Microsoft Certified Masters – SQL Server
OK, I've written about our February Immersion Event in two other recent posts: What a week for our first Immersion Event on Internals and Performance
I love this shot! I told everyone to do something fun and this is what I got… What a great group! (Well, except for Paul.
Paul's hosting the T-SQL Tuesday theme this month and the theme revolves around DBA skills. Specifically, "why are DBA skills necessary?" His specific post
For someone that's been in the working world for many years (I wish I really were only 29 ;-), I know the struggle that everyone
This "comment" started out as one but I've decided to make it a post as I hope that a few people that may follow me
As a follow-on discussion to my SQL Server Magazine Q&A titled “Determining the position of search arguments in a join” where I was responding to a
This is a bit overdue as Kevin Kline tagged me in a meme post to help people get ready for their travel to PASS. However, we
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