Covering topics from recursion in table valued functions, hierarchical data models, and identical node naming in XML hierarchies to fifth normal notation in data structures, CLR Stored Procedures, and many more topics specific to SQL Server 2008 and XML with C#.net programming, this lecture continues the popular Jedi Mind Tricks for Business series by Jared Nielsen at the South Florida Code Camp at the following location:

South Florida Code Camp 2010 - http://www.fladotnet.com/codecamp 

Devry University
2300 SW 145th Avenue
Miramar, FL 33027

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Jared Nielsen is an industry veteran with several decades of experience in sports marketing venues, business to business (B2B) commerce projects, and business to consumer (B2C) e-commerce and content management systems. He has been the lead software developer for the ATP Tour (Men’s Professional Tennis and Women’s Professional Tennis), Director of Business Intelligence for Football Fanatics (TeamFanShop), technical partner to Cook Marketing and Communications (for the Jaguars and Falcons contract), and now invests in online ventures such as Sports Mania (4 brick and mortar retail store locations), Team Sports Fan (http://www.teamsportsfan.com/), and other activities. His high profile projects include large projects for Yahoo! Sports, Interline Brands, and Big O Tires. He is a frequent lecturer and is always open to seminars and speaking engagements.

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I'm please to be speaking at the .Net user group in West Palm, my old stomping ground!  Many thanks to Scott Klein, noted .Net author and coder for having me down to the beach to spend some time with the great folks down there.  I will be giving a lecture on the Atomic Data Model, the X-Y-Z method of site expansion, and an in-depth analysis of one of their website projects live while we discuss it.

The event will be held at the following address at 6:30 for pizza and 7:30 for the lecture:

1750 North Florida Mango
Suites 302 & 303
West Palm Beach, Fl 33409
561-840-8080

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For more information on the Atomic Data Model, please see my blog entries about that at:  Atomic Data Modeling - Part 1

I'm grateful to the folks at the Jacksonville Code Camp (www.JaxCodeCamp.com) for expanding their sessions to include my latest search engine optimization and SQL Server 2008 atomic data modeling seminar.  I will be covering some exciting topics including how to leverage OLAP and OLTP technologies for their best uses in the Atomic Data Model, ways to expand the influence of your website using the X-Y-Z site expansion method, and ways to leverage atomic fragments of your long-tail keywords for search engine domination.

Be sure to register for the Jacksonville Code Camp today and join me for my seminar track at the University of North Florida on August 29th, 2009!

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I'm pleased to be speaking to the Miramar group of the Florida Dot Net group at www.FlaDotNet.com.  You can register for this event at the following website:  Click here to register.  I will be discussing how proper search engine capabilities start at the database level using atomic data modeling practices.  The samples of the atomic data model will include how to layer in object inheritance at the SQL Server level, utilizing some new features in SQL Server 2008 including the intrinsic Hierarcy data type and a nice overview of search engine techniques that can benefit from a highly optimized and atomic database.  I hope to see you there!

You can get a head start by reading my blog series on the topic at:

www.NielsenData.com - Atomic Data - Best Business Practices for Product Catalog Data

There are other resources that ascribe to the Atomic Data Modeling concept which you can find at:

Zimbio.com - The Atomic Data Warehouse

Wikipedia.org - Data Warehousing and the use of Atomic Data within the Data Mart

Other announcements of this event include:

• CommunityMegaphone.com
• DeveloperFusion.com
• Upcoming.Yahoo.com
• TechVibes.com

It's about that time again so I'm going to be speaking once again.  Please join me at the Houston Tech Fest in Houston (naturally) Texas for my seminar on finding your Search Engine and Data "Superman" amid your "Clark Kent" business.  Being able to identify as a coder the business methods needed to get proper search engine (SEO) rankings while satisfying good design criteria an reusability is important.  This seminar will walk you through such advanced topics as:

• Atomic Data Modeling
• Fast Page Load with Highly Normalized Data
• Content Distribution Networks and Edge Caching
• SEO and SEM Techniques in Code
• Funneling "Juice" with your Web Traffic
• Comparison Shopping Syndication
• Expanding Marketing Channels through Code

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In an obtuse blend of incisive marketing strategy combined with hard-core database design, I will be speaking at the Jacksonville Developers User Group on November 5th at the Seashell room in Building 500, Bank of America Building, 9000 Southside Boulevard, Jacksonville, Florida.

The first seminar in my series, "Jedi Mind Tricks for Business", I will be exploring the database work that can be done in anticipation of marketing's demands for high speed, infallible reliability, and no cost solutions for SEO integration of websites.... it's just the tip of the iceberg folks...

For directions, please see this link:

http://www.jaxdug.com/Events/MeetingLocations/tabid/63/Default.aspx