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flanakin I just reached Level 7 of the "Fresh Brew" badge on @foursquare. I’ve checked in at 30 different coffee shops! http://t.co/mqUIxQBt about 6 days ago

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flanakin Tokyo Institute of Technology? seriously? about 8 days ago

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flanakin it's funny who won't sit next to you on the metro... am I THAT much of a creeper, or just too hot to handle? ...let's go with the latter :-P about 11 days ago

flanakin mmm... barbeque :-D (@ Rocklands Real Barbeque) http://t.co/m3jrWsdn about 13 days ago

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flanakin oh me, oh my! :-O about 13 days ago

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Project Structure

I typically work in a consulting capacity and work on a lot of projects. Because of this, I am continually reorganizing projects and adding open source projects to aid in development. I finally decided it was time to document this directory structure so I don't have to pull it from memory with every project.

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Posted On Wednesday, October 05, 2005 8:21 AM | Feedback (0)

Best Practices: SQL Server

This is by no means an all-inclusive list of SQL Server best practices. Instead, it's simply a collection of best practices I've gathered over the years. If you have any comments/suggestions, feel free to post them. I'd love to hear other ways to improve SQL Server-based applications.

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Posted On Wednesday, August 31, 2005 4:43 AM | Feedback (0)