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SQL Roundtable Discussion with Andy, Ron and Mark

by kevin 6/12/2008 8:10:00 AM

If you are in central Virginia today (12 June 2008), be sure to join Andy Leonard, Ron Deskins, Mark Hudson and me for a roundtable discussion about SQL server. Andy, Ron and Mark are all great community leaders and they happen to be excellent SQL database architects. This will be a fun and informative meeting. Be sure to register using the link below. Here are the details:

When: Thursday, June 12th, 2008, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Social Time starts at 6:00 PM!

Who: Everyone! In particular Andy, Ron, and Mark.

What: This is going to be round table discussion facilitated by Andy Leonard, Ron Deskins, and Mark Hudson. The topic is SQL Server, but other than that it is wide open. Please post your comments to the board so we can get a lively discussion going at the meeting!

Where:
Location: Markel Plaza
4600 Cox Road
Glen Allen, VA 23060 [map]
Register: Click here to register!

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