I have just completed my presentation at the MySQL Conference 2007 on [MySQL for Oracle DBAs and Developers][1].
Not mentioned in my slides, but referenced during the presentation was what I consider the most important page to document from the MySQL Manual — 5.2.1. Option and Variable Reference
You can download a PDF copy of my presentation here. 
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