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I'll be attending SQL Saturday 35

By Allen Kinsel, 3 months and 17 days ago

I'm happy that I finally figured out how to clear my schedule enough to get to Dallas and soak up some free SQL Server Training

If you happen to be at the SQL Saturday #35 in Dallas this weekend, please introduce yourself.  Ill be there and as always wearing my (Ugly)green SQLPASS 2006 laptop bag.

I really wish PASS still gave out real laptop bags, you'd be surprised how many people will stop and ask you about it if they're SQL Server related.  Its too bad they decided to do away with this ice breaking networking tool in favor of a 1 time use, throw it in the trash poly bag.

I'm excited that I'll finally be able to experience a SQL Saturday firsthand.  Sure its about a 6ish hour drive but I'm sure the experience will be worth it.  Not to mention being able to catch up with a few friends who I've spied on the attendance list

Expect a post after the event with my first SQL Saturday impressions

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