This review is a really nice and thorough reveiew

Indianapolis Museum of Art has the best dashboard ever. If you're a happy mac user and working with business intelligence, you'll want to make dashboards like this! (Thank you DashboardSpy for the link)

In Scott Larsons blogpost referenced in my last post he gives a short but important note: his favourite MDX resource. And I agree: a 62 article series in learning MDX. Since I've worked with SQL "all my life" I've not bothered to much with MDX, but with this series I'm really looking forward to learning it better. To do the tutorials you'll need the free MS-SQL 2000 samples (that unfortunately aren't bundled with neither MS-SQL 2005 nor MS-SQL 2008). You can download them from here. I should note that while it compiles fine with VB6, using it with Visual Studio 2005 left me with a pretty large debugging job. But don't worry, the data sources are included and that really is all you need to work through the tutorials. For the interface, you've got BIDS

Joyce Lawrence has captured a great photo:
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In his article on Great Hackers, Paul Graham works on how productive coders actually like to work. This is a little piece I hope my current, my future and my past employers will read. While I'm sure they are heaps of exceptions, this is very much how it works for me. So if this is the kind of work I'll be doing, do read.

Apo Enne-woman with her tattoed arms is a great photo of an elderly women, I don't know where from. (Where in the world is Samoki? Would it kill people to say what country they're writing in? Or just what continent? )