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  1. February PASSMN Meeting

    If you’ve got the time, stop in to socialize and learn a bit about SQL Server. Kalen Delaney will be in town teaching a class over at Benchmark Learning and has offered to join the meeting to talk about Simple Recovery Model. Also, Barbara Rokke has offered to share some ...

  2. http://bit.ly/urKlz Microsoft DBA Instructor at PC Professor Technical Institute (Boynton Beach... http://bit.ly/9JwCep http://bit.ly/urKlz

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