“A Really Driven Kith” is an anagram of my name. An online generator found 58824 anagrams for “Katherine Villyard,” but I think “A Really Driven Kith” is my favorite.
Here are some more:
- Handrail Every Kilt (I don’t even want to know!)
- Already Thriven Ilk – LinkedIn
- Harkened Trivially – Twitter
- Talky Nerd Lair Hive – Server Fault
- A Lily Kith Nerd Rave – Trojan Horse, Pompeii on Google Maps Street View
- Valiantly Irked Her – PIX PLZ, the parody motivation poster generator, roflbot
- Her Data Verily Link – 1337: Part 1, 1337: Part 2, 1337: Part 3, 1337: Part 4, 1337: Part 5
- Travail Kindly Here – Sysadmin Appreciation Day, “When Sysadmins Ruled the Earth,” by Cory Doctorow, Devotion to Duty
- A Vinyard Trek Hill – “The Trouble With Tribbles” rendered in LOLcat
- I Reheard Vinyl Talk – “Bohemian Rhapsody” as performed on old computer equipment, Phantom of the Floppera
Hello Katherine:
I am preparing to take Query Microsoft SQL server 2012 exam 70-461.
I want to become database administrator.
Could you recommend some training programs (online or class room setting) to me for MS SQL Server 2012?
I did some research from Microsoft (MS) official website. It listed of training institutions (e.g. MS gold training partners). They officer 5-9 days training session to help students prepare the 70-461 exam. The training cost between $2700 – $3000.
I would like to receive training that gives me real hands-on practice for SQL server 2012. I know that companies are look to qualified candidates with experiences not just pass certification exams.
You suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Nope, sorry. I ordered the training book by Itzhik Ben-Gan and did the training exercises in it. Then I made up my own training exercises and used the practice test that came with the book.