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The ideas controlling piano pedagogy and performance have been, and remain, closely allied to the structure of Western thought which nurtures a mind/body dualism.

The cosmos were certainly aligned on this trio-centric evening. What was originally scheduled as a night with King Crimson at the Birchmere Music Hall in Alexandria, VA – on the third day of the third month of the third year of the new millennium – turned into the trifecta of ProjeKct Three. The (literally) eleventh hour change in format, as well as the conspicuous absence of Adrian Belew (guitar/vocals), were due to the artist's (obviously) unexpected illness. Rather than call the whole show off, the decision was made that Robert Fripp (guitar), Trey Gunn (touch guitar/talker), and Pat Mastelotto (electronic percussion) would re-form the King Crimson offshoot fraKctal ProjeKct Three for one very special occasion. These ProjeKcts were implemented after the 1997 dissolution of King Crimson's double-trio reincarnation.

There are a wide variety of common performance problems that you will encounter when query tuning. Part 2 of this two-part course begins by covering common problems arising from writing and using inefficient Transact-SQL code. You'll then learn about query performance problems and associated query tuning solutions for situations where the query and/or design is inappropriate for the workload type. Finally, the course will cover a variety of more advanced query tuning problem and solutions. The course is very demo-centric, with lots of practical tips and tricks you'll be able to apply in your environment. This course is perfect for developers, DBAs, and anyone responsible for query performance tuning in SQL Server, from SQL Server 2005 onward.