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Joel Oleson@joeloleson24 Feb 2021
Let's discuss a few practical uses of SharePoint Syntex. Join me Thursday, 2/25 at 8 am PT/11 am ET. Live webinar with @Quest TEC Talks. Register at ed.gr/c8tv5. #contentservices #sharepointsyntex #vivatopics #TheExpertsConference
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Bonnie Surma retweeted
Joel Oleson@joeloleson22 Feb 2021
Microsoft Virtual Marathon 2021 is April 26-28. Save the date! Call for speakers is open! Last year we supported 500+ sessions from 7 languages. Diverse languages, cultures, and #Microsoft technologies. Join us this year for even more! sessionize.com/microsoft-365… #Microsoft365 – at Oceanside, CA
Call for Speakers Microsoft Virtual Marathon

ALT Call for Speakers Microsoft Virtual Marathon

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Don't miss this month's #CollabTalk TweetJam happening on April 25th at 9am PT / 5pm GMT #WeAreClippy
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"Your" indicates something belongs to "you." "You're" means "you are." Very simple.
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Enjoying the #CollabTalk discussion about user groups! Thanks @buckleyplanet!
Looks like @AllDayDevOps was a huge success! Congratulations! @sonatype @TSWAlliance
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Have you registered for @alldaydevops conference! 11/15 bit.ly/alldaydevops
To "loose" is to let something go. To "lose" is to "not find" something. Not sure why these are often confused.
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Tip: Use "who" when speaking of a person & "that" when speaking of an object. "He is the one who won the contest."
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Tip: When writing dates, avoid adding the "th" or "rd" or "st" to the day. July 26, 2016 is correct or the 26th of July.
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Join MGP's Kevin Knull on 5/3 at #FAwomen for best practices on how technology can improve your business & life bit.ly/1XX1LdB
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Who's = "who is" Use "whose" for ownership.
It's = "it is" -- Not sure why this is so hard.
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Use "who's" when saying "who is." Use "whose" when indicating ownership.
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Use "who" as a pronoun when referring to a person or people. Use "that" when referring to an object.
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Proofread spelling by reading the text from end to beginning instead of beginning to end. Your mind is less likely to play tricks on you.
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Writing a date (January 14, 2016) is different from pronouncing it ("January 14th"). Not sure how this became "acceptable."
Grammar Tip: Plural first then possession. Ex: The Joneses are traveling in the Smiths' car to visit the Edwardses.
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