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SQLSaturday Richmond 2010

Do you have a neat T-SQL trick that you'd like to show off? Is your idea of a good time figuring out Analysis Services hierarchies? Have you solved world peace using SQL Server? If so, you should submit an abstract to speak at SQLSaturday Richmond!

We are currently accepting speaker submissions. You can submit an abstract by going to the website: http://www.sqlsaturday.com/30/callforspeakers.aspx! Please submit by 12/12/2009.

If you're not interested in wowing people with your extensive SQL ninja skills, we hope you will consider attending this amazing SQLSaturday event first time ever in Richmond, VA. Obligatory marketing blurb with further information below:

Join the Richmond developer community for a free, one-day training for SQL Server professionals, developers, DBAs, and even people who don't know how to spell SQL.

When: January 30, 2010
Where: ECPI College of Technology
4305 Cox Rd
Glen Allen, VA

Admittance to this event is free; all costs are covered by donations and sponsorships. Please Register soon as seating is limited, and let friends and colleagues know about the event. For more information, visit http://www.sqlsaturday.com/ and select “SQLSaturday #30 - Richmond 2010”

I won't be speaking this time around, but I will be there to help things run smoothly! I hope to see all of you there :)

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Rusty said…
Bearer of bad news here! Looks like it has been postponed until April 10, due to global warming. SQLSaturday is now SnowQLSaturday. Check back in March/April.
January 29, 2010 at 3:36 PM
Anonymous said…
Keep on posting such themes. I like to read blogs like this. BTW add more pics :)
PatrickJoy
February 3, 2010 at 5:00 AM
Unknown said…
Hello all of you who access Jessica M.Moss Blog. I invite and always will invite everyone to attend any Jessica M. Moss SQL conference. I am sure you guys won´t regreat about it.( I wish I could be one of you guys who attend her sql conferences...anyway SQL Server is passion and I love it just like her, but the only difference between I and her is... She is the Master and I am a slave comparing to her sql experience...... in fact I think it would be nice to her real slave.

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February 11, 2010 at 6:29 AM
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