Monthly Archives: March 2009

Day Three of 2009 MVP Global Summit

Today was the third day of the MVP Global Summit. Lot’s of good information about SQL Server “Futures”, which I unfortunately cannot get into, since it is NDA. Twitter is very popular among many MVP’s this year, and Microsoft has … Continue reading

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Day Two Of 2009 MVP Global Summit

The second day of the MVP Summit was packed full of good information most of which is NDA. I can say that I am excited about what I am seeing, and I am impressed with the openness and enthusiasm of … Continue reading

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Twitter Is Down…

After much resistance, I finally opened an account on Twitter last night (which is GlennAlanBerry). Now, it is down this morning, which is not that unusual for them…

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Photos From Day 1 Of The 2009 MVP Global Summit

Pinal Dave has posted a bunch of photos from the opening keynote and welcome reception of the 2009 MVP Global Summit. After talking to some other SQL MVPs who swear by Twitter, I finally broke down an opened an account, … Continue reading

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2009 MVP Summit Report Day 1

Today was the first day of the 2009 MVP Global Summit in Seattle, where about 2200 Microsoft MVPs are in attendance. Registration opened bright and early at 7:00AM. The first “Side Sessions” started at noon. I attended one session about … Continue reading

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Microsoft Office Lab’s Vision Of The Future In 2019

Long Zheng has an interesting link up to a five minute video showing their vision of how we might interact with computers and smart devices in 2019. It is certainly worth a look, since it is very well done, and … Continue reading

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Scripts For Database Mirroring Presentation At Rocky Mountain Tech Trifecta

I gave a presentation and demonstration about SQL Server 2008 Database Mirroring at the Rocky Mountain Tech Trifecta on February 21, 2009 at Metro State University in Denver. This demo sets up a synchronous mirror on the AdventureWorks database. I … Continue reading

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Wet At the 2009 MVP Global Summit

No surprise, it is raining in Seattle, where I am attending the 2009 MVP Global Summit, which is from March 1-4. This is only my second MVP Summit, so I still feel somewhat new and junior compared to “celebrity” MVPs … Continue reading

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