Aaron Bertrand and Denny Cherry double-teamed me in another round of Web 2.0 Chainposting, and you know I never dare break the chain. I spent a few days thinking about what MacGyver moments I have had that I could share. And to be honest, very few came to mind. Apparently I am not very imaginative, … Read more
Actually, it is more like I am presenting for the C-Bus UG, since I will not physically be at the Kid’s Battle in C-Bus when the talk is given. And the idea that kid’s are going to be fighting during my talk seems distracting, not to mention it makes C-Bus seem a little violent. So, … Read more
This past weekend was SQLSaturday #34 in Waltham, MA, which is close enough to Boston that I should just say it was in Boston so that everyone outside of New England would have an idea as to where it was. But then I remembered that everyone outside of New England only knows of Boston whenever … Read more
Actually, it is more like I am presenting for the C-Bus UG, since I will not physically be at the Kid’s Battle in C-Bus when the talk is given. And the idea that kid’s are going to be fighting during my talk seems distracting, not to mention it makes C-Bus seem a little violent. So, I … Read more
Bill Graziano and Andy Warren have both put their thoughts out there on where to hold the PASS Summit in 2011 and beyond. I wanted to share my thoughts on the matter as well. Please take note that these are my thoughts and do not represent the position of the PASS Board of Directors in … Read more
Rushabh Mehta recently posted a blog entry that helps to describe how the PASS Board members have operated in the past with regards to portfolio assignments. After reading his post it occurred to me that I should do a year end summary for my involvement on the PASS Board of Directors. Last December I was … Read more
