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  • The Three Things that Brought Me Here

    I've been asked to explain three major events that brought me to where I am today. That's a tall order for me, since I view everything as a continuum of multiple small events. But there are some ''seminal'' events that tend to either show or dictate a further direction, so in the context of working with technology in general and SQL Server in ...
    Posted to Buck Woody (Weblog) by BuckWoody on January 19, 2010
  • Did You Know? My book is at the printers!

    I know it's been a while since my last post, and there is a specific reason for that, which I am going to tell you about. On February 5th, I emailed to my editor the LAST chapter of my new book, after the author reviews and all comments from the editors were answered. I was technically done, except for a bit of work on the Intro, etc. Less than an ...
    Posted to Kalen Delaney (Weblog) by Kalen Delaney on February 18, 2009
  • Did You Know? It's Official...I'm a Geek!

    I almost didn't respond to the request for an interview with Richard Morris of Simple Talk. There were a few strange things in the request that made me think it might be spam or phishing. But I asked some trusted colleagues, and found out it was for real, and you can read the result ...
    Posted to Kalen Delaney (Weblog) by Kalen Delaney on September 16, 2008
  • [OT] Alive and kicking

    Wow! Would you believe that it’s almost five months since my last blog post? How time flies.   No, I have not forgotten about you. I know you’ve all been faithfully checking the site (or your feed) each day, maybe even each hour, to get my next post. What can I say? I’m sorry for keeping you waiting so long.   The truth is, that I have ...
  • Did You Know? My Son is Entertaining Bill Gates

    I can't help it; I'm a mother. I am so excited about what my son is doing that I just have to share it. My #2 son  is a budding actor and vocalist, and to earn money this summer he is working as a clown for a large organization that provides clowns, rides, games, balloon artists and magicians to local events. I found out several months ago ...
    Posted to Kalen Delaney (Weblog) by Kalen Delaney on July 10, 2008
  • Upcoming speaking events

    I know I’ve been neglecting my blog lately, but I at least have a valid excuse this time. Four weeks ago, I received two emails on a single day, both inviting me to speak at two different Dutch events that will be held in the same week.   I replied “yes” to both mails, and since have been preparing my sessions. For those readers who would ...
  • Six Months to Being a Better Dev?

    So just like poor Hugo, I've been tagged by the menacing Denis, asked to describe the steps I will take to becoming a better developer over the next six months. I gave this some thought, and decided that I won't commit to reading any more technical books--I have a huge shelf of books I've already read or am halfway through.  And I won't ...
    Posted to Adam Machanic (Weblog) by Adam Machanic on July 17, 2007
  • A Better Developer in 6 months? Deal!

    It's all the fault of Denis Gobo. He tagged me, and now I feel obliged to publish my plans for the last half of 2007 as well. I am not quite as ambitious as Denis, though.   My first commitment Like Denis, I will read more technical books. I have a huge stack of unread books on my desk, that I will try to finish. Here are the books, in ...
  • Back with a vengeance!

    It’s been quite a while since my last blog post. Almost three months, in fact. In case you have been wondering if I was ill, dead, or abducted by aliens – not at all. The reality was far worse: Adam Machanic has coerced me into contributing a chapter on spatial data for his excellent book “Expert SQL Server 2005 Development”, due out in May ...
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