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MVPs bowling night at the PASS Summit, Denver

Chuck Boyce has done a great job in catching glimpse of Most Wanted people in SQL Server, (I'm kidding ) they are Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs) during the bowling night at the SQLPASS 2007 summit in Denver. Thanks to Ed Lehman for arranging a wonderful Read More...

Posted 26 September 07 11:19 by SQL Master | 2 Comments   
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