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DBA Consultant, Dell
Congratulations to Wes Brown for being selected as a Microsoft MVP!
Wes Brown is a database administrator consultant at Dell. He has over 10 years of experience with SQL Server focusing on high availability, disaster recovery and high transaction implementations. He is active in the SQL Server community by serving on the PASS Summit committee, coordinating the Austin, TX PASS chapter CACTUSS, and establishing the San Antonio PASS chapter SALSSA.
Twitter: @sqlserverio, Website: www.sqlserverio.com

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Event:
SQL Saturday		 Date:
4/21/2012		 Location:
Houston, TX		 Session:
Benchmarking, Baselines and Monitoring Storage
SQLRally 5/10/2012 Dallas, TX Fundamentals of SAN, NAS and IP Storage

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SQL Rally 2012 Recap
Much Learning Was Had By All SQL Rally 2012 had a diverse group of speakers and something for all levels of experience. I personally dug the talk Suresh did on 2012 memory internals. Mike Fal(twitter|blog) was the SQL Rally swan song. He is ...

Speaking In April #SQLSat111 and #SQLSat107
All Quite on the Western Front It is going to get noisy soon though! I”m speaking at SQLSaturday #111 in Atlanta April 14th. This is a new presentation for me I always build one or two new presentations a year and thi...

News Flash! PASS Board Makes Unpopular Decision!
Meh. (n.) A multi-purpose response, primarily used to imply a degree of indifference. Tone of voice and circumstance often implies a meaning. Can be used when you don’t want to answer an awkward or embarrassing q...

2011 What A Great Year
What A Diffrince A Year Makes In January I posted up my new years list basically, stuff I wanted to learn in the last twelve months. Lets take a quick look at last years goals. SQL Server Stuff 1. Partitioning Win Done, and pretty early on. I d...

SQLSaturday 97 Speaker Recap
Great Content + Great Speakers = Awesome Event All the evaluations have been tallied, its official SQLSaturday #97 was a hit! As a speaker I always like to know how well I did. As a competitor, I like to know how well I stacked up overall...