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  1. RT @sqlserverquiz: SQL Server TSQL Quiz 5/31 - Nested aggregate function? http://bit.ly/h6UnHZ #sqlserverquiz http://fb.me/Tr3YoprI

  2. SQL Quiz: Solve Simple TSQL Quiz and Win an Apple iPod http://bit.ly/fr4zqe

  3. @brianrcline cool post, thanks for showing @sqluniversity some love! #sqlserver #sqlu

  4. RT @andiramdani: How to Reset SA Password in The SQL Server 2000: Microsoft SQL Server 2000 is a full-featured relational databas... http://bit.ly/eURQOS

  5. RT @brianrcline: Just blogged: SQL University & #SQLHelp On Twitter http://is.gd/QpnFzm #sqlserver #sqlu

  6. RT @brianrcline: Just blogged: SQL University & #SQLHelp On Twitter http://is.gd/QpnFzm #sqlserver #sqlu

  7. SQL Server MCM Changes and Readiness Videos http://bit.ly/gZlXAh :: GWB

  8. Hard lucj RT @Neenooh: Installing MS SQL Server 2008 on a VM with only 1GB of RAM is a VERY bad idea. -slits wrists for waiting too long

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