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What a week of training!

Last week was a very good week for me from a SQL Server training perspective. Kevin Kline of Quest Software spoke on Tuesday 10/13 at the Tampa SQL User Group on "Disk I/O Tuning for SQL Server". 40-50 people turned out. Kevin commented appreciatively on the attendance. Friday 10/16, I attended Buck Woody's pre-SQL Saturday seminar on a performance tuning methodology he calls "Application Path Analysis". An educational and entertaining seminar.  Buck Woody's presentation style seemed to compress the time space continuum.  The day flew by because he was he was so interesting. Finally, SQL Saturday!  Andy Warren, Jack Corbett and many volunteers pulled off another very successful SQL Saturday.  I don't think there is a better value for SQL Server training. We had Microsoft MVPs, regional, and local speakers.  I attended five sessions and spoke at one session. The session I attended were: Kendal Van Dyke's "Performance Tuning With