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Yes, the title is a mouthful, but if you’ve got a half hour, this is a fun session. Michael Gannotti, Laura Rogers, Mike Watson, Joel Oleson and I take a quick stab at what we saw this week and try to put it into perspective. For those who couldn’t attend SPC09, you can hear the excitement in the voices as we discuss what we discovered and the people we met.

If you would seriously consider spending a Saturday in front of your computer, watching the best presenters I can find from around the globe talking about SharePoint, please register for Live Online SharePoint Saturday – Europe announcement list and I’ll keep you posted as things progress.

This little tool lets you download data from your SharePoint lists and then update it from within Excel. That’s cool, but it also allows you to create relational data between two lists!

At 10:30am, PST, Michael Gannotti, aka the SharePoint Samuri, and I will be broadcasting live from the SharePoint Conference 2009 exhibit floor. We will be at Booth 714.

If you enjoyed the SharePoint 2007 Team Site Poster from last week, you’ll love this one: SharePoint 2010 Team Site Poster. We’re handing out printed copies here at the conference, but you can download a .pdf version to either print (18×24 inches) or use as a reference to the object model.

In simple terms, this is a clientside app that lets you point at your sites and use it to compare and synchronize you SharePoint sites (site columns, site content types, list properties, list content types, list views, list fields). Very simple. Very useful.

Here’s the list of live bloggers who have logged into the live blogging platform and confirmed their participation.