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We are currently working through an ArcGIS v9.3 to ArcGIS v10.1 migration of our Regulatory GIS Support System (RegGSS) and have run into a problem when applying a layer file to a data set.
There are two approaches in applying a layer file to a data set either load the layer file directly or load the data set first and then apply the layer file to the data set. In the past, we had run into problems loading the layer files directly where some properties would not get set (especially label properties) so we decided to go with the second option where we would load a data set and apply a layer file. The main difference is that in the first case the layer file cannot have any broken links while the second method does not care about broken links.
At ArcGIS 10.1 however, this approach stopped working. RegGSS uses close to 800 layers files and checking/fixing each one by hand would have been a monumental task in both effort and time. Our solution was to created a C# script to check every layer file for broken links and repair those that were broken or flag them as not-repairable so they could be repaired manually. The general logic is as follows:
- Cycle through all layer files used by RegGSS one at a time and check if the layer file is valid or not by using the Valid property on the ILayer interface of ArcObjects
- If layer file is not valid, read the SDE server name, reset the connection parameters and re-save the layer file.
- Re-check the validity of the re-saved layer file and if it still has a broken link, write out the layer file name to a text file so it can be fixed manually.
You can check out the main procedures here on GitHub.
Carlos Piccirillo, Senior Geographer, Regulation GIS, SFWMD
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Sunday, January 24, 2016
Artful moments
As we all know life happens and time has a way of passing all too quickly.
Sometimes responsibilities and other duties can call us away from finding the hours to create.
It is then that that one may turn to those 15 minute intervals.
Often quarter of an hour segments can be carved out before going to work or retiring for the evening. No they may not lead to a finished project in one day but over the course of several days you find yourself making progress.
The old saying "slow and steady wins the race" may not be far wrong.
In fact there may be an advantage to this limitation. It gives one a chance to come back after a break and have a fresh perspective.
Also when you do have those extra hours to spend painting or pursuing an artistic endeavor - there is a deeper appreciation for that gift of time.
Hope each of you can at least find 15 minutes today for some artful moments.
"for I have learned to be content whatever the circumstances." Apostle Paul 's words from Phil. 4:11 (NIV)
Hugs Debbie
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You are taking your 15-minute intervals to full advantage!! Lovely work :). Stay safe and warm!ReplyDelete
Sometimes 15 minutes is all it takes to start a project and slowly but surely, it will take shape. I love the painting of the strawberries and wish I had just the slightest talent when it comes to painting. Maybe one day I'll find the courage to pick up a paint brush and just try.ReplyDelete
Beautiful work, Debbie! I try to have an artful moment every day, sometimes longer, sometimes only to prepare everything for the next painting moment.ReplyDelete
Querida Debbie: Aunque con escaso tiempo tu obra luce fresca y magnífica. Es la mejor manera de recrear el espíritu!! Agradezco tus palabras en mi espacio!!! Un abrazo!!ReplyDelete
Absolutely WONDERFUL artwork and writing!! LOVE the blooms -- so painterly! Hope you are doing well in this winter weather! HUGS!ReplyDelete
Absolutely stunning! I needed this today, thank you so much for sharing. Stay warm...and safe!ReplyDelete
Guess we have to grab it when we can Debbie. I so want to find that time.ReplyDelete
What a great reminder - thanks, Debbie. As always I find your paintings very sensitive with the emotion they stir in me - lovely harmony and good design. Your zentangles are great. You know just where to place a larger pattern for impact.ReplyDelete
Have a blessed and art filled week.
Lovely work, Debbie! Glad you found those runaway moments to paint :)ReplyDelete
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You are so right about the 15 minute segments as useful moments. I agree too that sometimes it is good to take a break between sessions and see your work with fresh eyes. I had fun walking around in the snow today and doing a few tiny sketches. Tomorrow I will venture out onto the streets and back to civilization. lol Have a wonderful evening!ReplyDelete
Lovely results from your nice artful moments,dear Debbie. You are so sweet and all of you,paintings and words ,are a pleasure for me when I visit your magic harmony hills. Have great artful week,warm hugs,Rita.ReplyDelete
Sometimes just the simplest advice is the best! And you always manage to find a piece of scripture to support the thoughts or feelings. Very wonderful so thank you.
Have a good week,
Your little watercolor is absolutely beautiful, such lovely , vibrant and fresh colors , and the zentangle just sings , wonderful work ! You definitely make good use of your time.ReplyDelete
Beautiful artwork, and I totally agree with your 15-minute principle. I sometimes use a timer and write for 15 minutes when I'm feeling blocked, and that usually helps. One of my goals this year is to start sketching for a few minutes most days, too.ReplyDelete
Hi DebbieReplyDelete
I do so agree - amazing what you can do in ten minutes or so and make the most of every moment. I love your little pieces of artwork and each time I see what you have been up to it inspires me to get out my paint box again - I seem to get so busy doing other things that my artwork gets a little neglected - may be I should make a late resolution to pick up a brush again. We'll see!
I love what you are doing with your 15 minutes interludes. I hope you are able to get some greater swathes of time soon. Your flowering strawberry is absolutely gorgeous!ReplyDelete
I Hope you are not also getting that horrendous weather!
Such a beautiful post, Debbie. I wish you a wonderful week with lots of time to create.ReplyDelete
Such great advice, Debbie! And, a good reminder that each art session doesn't have to be a full blown production. Baby steps. That's what my mentor used to say. Sometimes baby steps get you there with more learning than a hard, relentless push. Your watercolor is exquisite - so soft and delicate with beautiful colored washes. And, your zentangles are exciting and graphic - perfect for those short time periods in between other activities. Have a great week, my friend!ReplyDelete
Debbie, I feel like you were talking to me. I need to be more mindful of using the smallest amounts of time. Thanks for this post! Hugs!ReplyDelete
Bonjour chère Debbie,ReplyDelete
Les grands moments sont une succession de petits moments...
Je suis éblouie par cette merveilleuse petite aquarelle. La douceur des fraises des bois apporte un certain romantisme.
Très joli travail Debbie !
Gros bisous ♡
Dear Debbie, this really resonated with me, thank you for posting this. I love your painting of the strawberries and blossom, it's so pretty!ReplyDelete
Beautiful artwork, Debbie! And, for me, very timely advice! Thank you!ReplyDelete
How true Debbie! A few minutes everyday to do what pleases one most does wonder! It's a good lesson of life as well. You're having a fine time of it, it shows in your photos! Have a lovely day Debbie, a big hug. :)ReplyDelete
Hi Debbie, your posts are always so inspiring! Your choice of art today is so lovely! Hope you are enjoying some winter walks with your furry friends. Have a wonderful week!ReplyDelete
Lovely work Debbie. A good advice of 15 minutes artful moments everyday. I hope you are safe and feel warm. God bless and all the best.ReplyDelete
I love your black and white drawings as well as your watercolor-really beautiful! Great advice about finding time to create, it seems there is never enough but it really comes down to how we organize the small moments throughout our day. Have a wonderful weekend, I hope you are enjoying the snow!ReplyDelete
Since my art room is in decluttering shambles I found myself on the stairs last night sketching, with two pups just watching me. I told them "a girl has to do what a girl has to do!" I wish you could have seen the look on their faces.................... :-)ReplyDelete
...lovely pieces of work I spy here. Yes it is important to find those arty moments, they are tonic to us arty bods. Always enjoy my ambles through your pages, 👍🏼ReplyDelete
Hello Debbie, I wanted to see more of your artwork so I'm gradually finding them.ReplyDelete
You have a lovely touch with the watercolour, gorgeous colour choices and such pretty backgrounds :D)
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User acceptance testing is one of the many flavours of testing that has emerged over the last twenty years or so. As the software development life cycle has become more sophisticated and rigorous (or, in the case of agile, more lightweight), the testing phase has been broken down into many different aspects and styles of testing.
This article explains user acceptance testing from the business analyst's perspective. It will describe the history, how it fits into the project life cycle, the objectives of UAT and how the business analyst can be involved.
User acceptance testing has emerged as more user involvement is both expected and required. User means the business or subject matter experts (SME's) or, usually, the actual end user of the product rather than the manager who may have been more involved in the project.
The business expects to accept the product rather than simply assuming the final product will be fit for purpose. This additional involvement is reflected in the software life cycle in all stages prior to user acceptance testing with a particular focus during the analysis phase when the requirements are agreed.
The benefit is that there are no surprises when the product is released and any surprises can be addressed before the product is released to the wider user community. The downside is greater involvement of user time but this can be managed and the benefits offset the disadvantages.
Project Context
The V model is a common representation of the project life cycle. It should be read at the start of the V (top left) with user requirements, follow the V down to code and back up to Acceptance testing (top right). Acceptance testing can be seen to have a direct correspondence with the user requirements which should inform the structure and content of the user acceptance tests.
UAT's prime purpose is to demonstrate that the system is fit for use in the business. It is not the same as system testing which should prove (within time and resource constraints) that the system behaves in the way that was described in the requirements specification.
UAT is, to some degree, a public relations exercise as end users tend to be involved as well as stakeholders and they will (hopefully) gain some confidence in the quality of the system, understand how to use it and, very importantly, start to see its benefits.
There are many other forms of testing which, for example, prove the code works as designed at a fine grained level (unit testing) or prove the various systems interact as expected (integration testing).
Business analyst's role
The business analyst will be involved in UAT to a degree, depending on the project.
At a minimum, he/she will provide guidance to system behaviour and identify scenarios which would be suitable to test. They may be requested to review the test scripts and objectives and, in some cases, may actually coordinate and manage the execution of the user acceptance testing.
The business analyst should do no more than co-ordination as it is critical that the business has ownership of the tests and, hence, believe that passing business acceptance testing genuinely means the product is fit for purpose.
This will depend on the company culture, the specific project and whether there are any resourcing issues.
Some time should be invested in selecting appropriate scenarios for inclusion as it will not be possible nor appropriate to test all scenarios. The following should be considered when deciding these scenarios:
- existing requirement documentation
- critical success factors
CSF's will not all be provable in UAT as some may only be proven over a period of time
- business benefits
Most business benefits will also not be provable as they are likely to involve a cost saving or revenue generation which can only be measured over a period of time
- typical scenarios
Normal or happy path scenarios should be a central part of UAT
- high risk scenarios
Scenarios that are recognised to drive profit, can trigger cost savings or have regulatory impact should be candidates for UAT.
Although it is not as exhaustive as system testing, it is equally rigorous in what is tested and documented and formal acceptance criteria and process.
Project objectives, business benefits and critical success factors should all be used to help define acceptance criteria
Users and business stakeholders should be involved in decision making and planning throughout UAT. They will become natural 'champions' for the new system if they are fully involved and consulted.
It is critical that the business are fully engaged in the planning and design of the user acceptance test and the production of acceptance criteria. This is one of the last hurdles before the product is released into the world and the understanding of the product and problems uncovered at this stage are vital in making the decision to 'go live' with the product.
Poor user acceptance testing can cause significant problems for the business.
Related Links
Wikipedia – Acceptance Testing
This article discussed the history of use cases and it's context in the project. It also explained how the business analyst can be involved and both the planning for user acceptance testing and the principles that should be followed.
User acceptance testing is not my area of expertise so this article reflects my understanding. I would welcome any feedback or debate.


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Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Aberdeen tree-planting scheme takes root
Move to provide shelter for playing fields
A SCHEME to plant hundreds of trees in an Aberdeen park got under way yesterday.
Around 40 oak, ash and elm trees were planted in Cummings Park, which houses Northfield Academy's playing fields and a section that was renamed last year after Allan Douglas, a young soldier from the area who died in Iraq.
The work was done by Aberdeen Greenspace Volunteer Group with members of the surrounding community and Aberdeen City Council.
Council community planning officer Fraser Clyne said: "The work will improve the amenity of Allan Douglas Park and provide shelter for Northfield Academy playing fields. All the trees are native species and will be a great attraction for wildlife."
A total of 2,500 trees will be planted in the park as part of a wider programme of planned improvements, which include an all-weather football pitch.
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The Peas have swelled. As we are picking, pea-ing and podding away, I thought to share a quick note on what to do with Peapods - and I welcome (please) any other suggestions. For what sadness but to find great baskets of peas in their shells provide but a scarce handful of peas. Now, they do reccommend Peapod Wine. But tonight, instead, a simple stock:
Bring the peapods, covered in water, to the boil. Simmer gently for about forty minutes. Take off the heat.
This gives a lovely light and pea-tasting stock. Great in Summer Soups, Veggie Stews or to flavour Grains. Try adding Onion Skins for a heartier flavour, Carrot tops, Cabbage Stalks, Herbs and general Vegetable Waste creates a more ordinary Vegetable Stock. I tend not to salt my stocks, allowing one to then decide how much salt to add in cooking.
If you wish to keep the stock, freeze or seal and pasteurise it. Or, I have never tried, you could a la Mrs Beeton, boil it down to bare flakes and make of it a stock-cube.
For another simple Stock Recipe.
See also The Frugal Cook for uses of Beetroot tops (quite my favourite seasonal green, as sweet and buttery as spinach) and, who'd 'a' thought: broad-bean skins... though, I rare' manage to peel them m'self!


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Campaigning and advertising in the run-up to elections have partly helped to close that knowledge gap, and the electoral commission has admonished media on several occasions for not playing a larger role in voter education.
One channel, Libya Elects, presents candidates and their curriculums in monotonous slide show fashion, in an apparent bid to respect guidelines allocating candidates equal air time. The electoral commission capped campaign spending at 70,000 Libyan dinars ($55,188/44,000 euros) for independent and 150,000 dinars for party candidates but there are no verification mechanisms in place. Foreign funding is prohibited.
Libyans and their international partners are keen to hold the historic vote, the first national poll after four decades of iron-fisted rule under Qaddafi, who dismissed political parties and elections as a construct of the West. Despite fierce clashes in the nearby Nafusa mountains and further afield in the desert city of Kufra in the east, the interim authorities have reiterated their commitment to hold the vote on Saturday as promised.
The United Nations Support Mission to Libya has been assisting the electoral commission and the interim authorities to that end. The EU, meanwhile, has already dispatched a team of 21 observers across the country.
Libyans and international observers seem to agree that the first-time vote doesn't have to be perfect and hope that it will unfold peacefully despite threats of boycott and sabotage by some parties in the east. "This vote in many ways is a rehearsal," said one Western diplomat.
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Days after issuing a controversial gag order, the Cambodian Bar Association was yesterday blasted by a prominent rights group and accused of being a tool of the ruling party.
Pointing to the much-criticised 2004 invalidation of its presidential election – in which human rights lawyer Suon Visal was voted in, but swiftly removed – Human Rights Watch claimed that the Bar Association has found
itself increasingly tied to the government.
"This hotly contested election was part of a successful [Cambodian People's Party] manoeuvre to increase its control over Cambodia's legal institutions at the direction of Deputy Prime Minister Sok An," reads a statement issued by the New York-based group. "Hun Sen and other party figures were later admitted as members of the bar association, despite their lack of legal education and qualifications."
Association President Bun Hun, who edged out Visal again last November, is a former Ministry of Justice official and ex-Council of Ministers legal councillor.
In the statement – a response to a January 31 order from the bar forbidding lawyers from making unauthorised in-depth comments on radio or television – HRW maintains that Hun still works for the Council of Ministers
Critics have maintained that the newly enforced media restrictions will only serve to hamper the opposition and rights defenders.
Bar Association spokesman Yim Sary, however, "absolutely denied" yesterday the implication that his organisation was "a tool of the ruling CPP".
"We are a professional institution, and we have organised our profession in accordance with the legal process in order to defend our professionalism and the dignity of our careers," he said.
The rule isn't proof that the bar is a CPP tool, said Community Legal Education Center executive director Yeng Virak, but cutting off the flow of legal commentary was unlikely to help those who aren't in charge.
"There are the rulers and the ruled . . . and for citizens to have their participation in society, they need knowledge, including legal knowledge," he said.
"Without this legal knowledge – restricting this access to legal information and so on – that means that consequently the people have a lack of legal knowledge.
"It lowers the capacity of the ruled," he added. "It allows the rulers to manipulate."
To contact the reporter on this story: Stuart White at [email protected]
With assistance from: Vong Sokheng at [email protected]m


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STOCKTON — Jim Pollard, a member of Stanford's 1942 NCAA championship team and one of the original Minneapolis Lakers, has died at the age of 70.
Pollard, known as "the Kangaroo Kid" because of his jumping ability, died in Stockton on Friday of natural causes, according to a funeral home in Lodi, where he had lived.
A veteran of eight seasons with the Lakers, Pollard was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass., in 1977. He was also a member of the Stanford Hall of Fame and the San Francisco Bay Area Hall of Fame.
Pollard, who was born in Oakland, played for amateur teams, including the Oakland Bittners, before signing with the Lakers in 1948.


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Heat oil and butter in a large casserole over medium-high heat. Stir in onions and cook until golden brown, stirring often. Add the diluted Glace de Canard Gold®, vinegar, and thyme to onions, bring to a boil, and cook until liquid coats the onions, stirring often. Season with salt and pepper. Transfer to glass jars and refrigerate.
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Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
Whisk together the vinegar, sugar and pepper in a small saucepan until smooth, bring to a simmer over medium heat, and simmer until slightly thickened, about 3 minutes.
Brush some canola on a baking sheet. Lay the pancetta out in single layer bake in the oven for 5 minutes. Turn the pancetta over, brush with the balsamic mixture, and return to the oven to continue baking until golden brown and crisp, about 10 minutes longer. Remove to a platter.


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Bouvard and Pécuchet
C.H. Sisson
- The Lyttelton Hart-Davis Letters: Correspondence of George Lyttelton and Rupert Hart-Davis. edited by Rupert Hart-Davis
Murray, 193 pp, £13.50, April 1984, ISBN 0 7195 4108 5
We now have the sixth and final volume of the Lyttelton Hart-Davis Letters. George Lyttelton died on 1 May 1962, thus ending a correspondence which had begun in 1955; the first of the volumes edited by the survivor was published in 1978, the rest have appeared at intervals since. 'For beginners', as Rupert Hart-Davis puts it, mindful of those who have had to pick up the thread at some intermediate stage of the correspondence, the editor 'had been taught by George at Eton, where he was an outstanding teacher and house-master'. This was in 1926. The origin of the correspondence 'was a dinner party in 1955 during which George' – by this time retired and living in Suffolk – 'complained that no one wrote to him' and Hart-Davis 'accepted his challenge'. Thereafter the letters were regular – or unrelenting. When they started Lyttelton was 71 and Hart-Davis 48.
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Well it's certainly been a while since I first told you about this project, hasn't it? Unfortunately life and other projects had to be dealt with first and I really didn't get going on finishing the "Raiders of the Lost Ark" painting until late April.
If you look at the pics from the first post, you can see that I've pretty much decided to redo just about everything. Right now the only parts of the original that remain are Indy with the boulder and Belloq's fedora.
First I'm just painting the black and gray tones, then I'll add color layering a series of thinned acrylics.
My goal is to have the painting finished by June 12, 2011 — which is "Raiders'" 30th anniversary. Gonna have to take some time off from it though, so I may have to blow that date, but darn it I'm still gonna try to make it! May just have to shoot for it being done in the "month" of "Raiders'" anniversary. We will see!


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having missed the beginning of the bibulous event that is Sheffield Beer Week 2016 I was feeling a little better on Wednesday and opted to visit the Bath Hotel. They were having a Tiny Rebel Brewing tap takeover and meet the brewer evening. This was my first event at the beer week, and was very well attended.
Tiny Rebel Brewery are a small Welsh brewery with an interesting an successful range of real, keg and bottled ales. Starting after a warm walk up West Street we opted to try some keg first - I had a pint of the Fiasco Lupilus saison at 6.7% and Tash the Cali multi hopped Pale Ale. Both beers were distinctive hoppy and tasty, with the saison having an interesting taste in the background and the Cali being perfectly drinkable at about 5.7%. After we found a seat in the corner of the back room after finding the front packed, we set about sampling some other beers.
I did see the brewers, but in the melee it was difficult to find chance to chat with them. Stef, Fiona and the team were rushed off their feet and Mike P was around bringing bottles of beer in boxes into the pub kitchen, no doubt in preparation for the bottled beer tasting the next day. Myself and Tash tried Beer a birth, a sweetish barra birth cake inspired ale, along with a pint each of the Fubar and Dubbl Dragon, a Belgian Monastery style dark Ale at around 6%.
The Dubbel was quite a hefty brew so am glad we stuck to one, and the Fubar was hoppy with a slightly sweetish element - I remember that when I last visited Wales in 2013 I longed for a hoppy beer all the time I was there, with only a strong Celt Experience IPA really satisfying my need. That said, they are brewing for a market where less hoppy ales are still quite popular and lets face it Sheffield is still a place where predominantly hoppy beers are very popular. Overall this was an excellent start to my week with interesting, well kept beers.
After wards we met with Clare and Rich and Kath at the Devonshire Cat for the Great Heck Brewery Tap takeover and meet the brewer - he wasn't difficult to spot with his red hat, although I did not get to speak to Denzil Valance either - or Denzil Dexter, the scientist form the Fast Show, as I mistakenly called hoim at least twice.
Here we were on pints of the Shankar IPA, and free samples of the Patrick stout which were being handed out. Accompanied by numerous packets of pork scratchings this was a fine way to celebrate the brewers craft.The Shankar is one of my favourite cask beers and was in fine form, and provided a fantastic hoppy end to the night.
Details tomorrow of Thursday and Friday;s beery adventures.
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They're going to want to come out to play.
In Wednesdays post, where I discussed the holy hotness that is Garrett Hedlund and the absolute perfection that are the first On the Road stills (if you missed it, CLICK) I mentioned that next, I would be discussing the latest fanfiction to pretty much OWN me.
Not surprisingly, since Wednesday and since completing said fic, I devoured another one from start to finish. Look forward to THAT rec by the end of the week. Trust me. I will give no hints, no titles, just that it is HAUNTINGLY BEAUTIFUL...
But right now, I need to basically do everything in my power to rec the shit out of a fanfic that EVERYONE needs to read.
by hunterhuntington
Yet again, I have the incredible Kate to thank for this. You can find her here -> (@kate_suena) for those interested which really - you should be interested because she's basically amazing.
She pretty much pushed me to read this story and I am SO glad she did. I have really, truly, learned that anything she recommends - I will love. Clipped Wings & Inked Armor (or CWIA as I will now call it) was no exception.
Now many of you have probably read CWIA. It seems to rank amongst the BEST; Master of the Universe, Emancipation Proclamation, Under the Apple Tree, Edward Wallbanger - you know, the ones we all lose our shit over every time they update/updated.
So IF you have already read CWIA - feel free to read my thoughts and enjoy the pretty and then leave me a comment reminding me that I'm an idiot for not reading it sooner.
If you haven't read CWIA - well, hold on tight.
He's pierced. He's tattooed. He's gorgeous. He's easily aroused (like its kinda of ridiculous and insanely hot). He's inherantly wealthy. He's kind of an asshole and as per usual; it's fuckhawt.
Honestly, I blame fanfiction for my propensity to continuously date and be attracted to assholes.
Edward, along with friends Emmett and Jasper owns a tattoo shop called 'Breaking Dawn'.
He has screwed his fair share of ladies, knows a thing or two about gang bangs, has done shit he is not proud of and is beyond possessed with guilt surrounding the murder of his parents at the age of seventeen.
And as with all fanfiction, he becomes absolutely infatuated with the mysterious, beautiful, tigress of a woman who has just started working at his Aunts BookStore across the street. He is complicated, possessive, and determined to mark his territory. And marking is HOT.
Bella is a broken, Masters student who has moved to Chicago to pick up the pieces following a plane crash that claimed the lives of her fiancee, family, and friends leaving her, the bride-to-be whose flight to her destination wedding never made it, the sole survivor of the wedding party.
How in the hell do you pick the pieces up from THAT?
Looking to be painted with a reminder of everything she has lost on her back, she seeks the talent of the devastatingly beautiful tattoo artist Edward across the street from the bookstore she's employed at, in turn igniting a fire that hasn't burned since the fiery crash that claimed everyone she loved.
In case you haven't noticed, I LOVE asshole Edwards. I also LOVE a broken Bella. CWIA delivers a heartbreakingly beautiful broken Bella. I think she might tie with Under the Apple Tree's Bella as the one who broke my heart over and over and over again..... So basically put an Asshole Edward with a Broken Bella and I'm in fanfiction heaven.
Another winning point in Clipped Wings & Inked Armor? The secondary characters.
Esme & Carlisle
I LOVE CWIA's Esme. She is young. She is hip. She delivers cupcakes to a bunch of tattoo & piercing addicts. What is not to love? In CWIA she is Edward's aunt who is married to Carlise. I also happen to LOVE Carlisle in this fic and some of the exchanges he shares with Edward will have you snot sobbing. True Story.
CWIA Alice is similar to all Alice's in that she's hyper, pixie like, and you want her as your own sister/bestie. In contrast, she's pierced, tattooed, damaged and it would be her pleasure to pierce your nipple or clit. Madly in love with her Jasper, eager to tease and torment Edward by getting her hands and piercing tools on Bella - this particular Alice is by FAR a favorite.
Gorgeous. Strip club waitress. Engineering student. Relentlessly pined after by a determined Emmett. I absolutely LOVED this Rosalie and I'm not going to lie - I'm not usually a huge Rosalie fan. I almost ALWAYS seem to favor Alice but in CWIA I loved them equally. And for once - she's not knocked up.
Throw in the charming, pierced, and tattooed Emmett and Jasper of the story. A stripper Tanya. Shady stripclub owners Aro and Caius and quite possibly the WORST James yet - honestly, has this story won anything for best collaborative characters? Because seriously - SO.MUCH.WIN.
This story will make you LAUGH. This story will make you CRY. Once you start reading it - you will be powerless to stop and powerless to push it from your thoughts. It's certainly angsty and it will stress the hell out of you but it's worth it. You owe it to yourself to EXPERIENCE this story.
As with ANY fanfiction - there are some hazards to your health which I feel I should properly warn you of ahead of time.
1) You will WANT hot, unadulterated sex ALL the time. I'm talking sex against walls, on coffee tables, on Audis, read: EVERYWHERE 24/7 while reading this story.
You will also want to pounce any good looking tattooed or pierced men who cross your path. Don't believe me? Ask the hot tattoo shop owner who comes by the casino I work at; one look at his sleeve tattoo and I pretty much die.
Please and Thank you
Do I think it was coincidence that TK2 in the story is a Stray, a Orange Female (VERY rare) and a Polydactyl cat? NO. It was total fate I tell you.
stray, orange female, polydactyl cat Bella
or as I now call her24/7 TK2
no she was not named after Bella Swan.
I swear.
3) You will want cupcakes ALL THE TIME. ALLLLLLLL THEEEE TIMEEE....
And guess what? I JUST ate a cupcake.
MOVING ON to the LAST Warning Label.
4) You will WANT a tattoo like yesterday. I don't have a tattoo but I have wanted one for some time. First it was a star on my wrist a la Gisele Bunchden. She said when she moved to NYC she couldn't see the stars at night so she got one on her wrist so that she could always make a wish. LOVE that idea.
you can take that as good or bad.
DON'T say I didn't warn you.
So GO -> Clipped Wings & Inked Armor
[A/N: KATE - Seriously. One, you NEED to stop rec'ing me amazing fics. Honestly, for shits & giggles rec me a crappy one. Just for once. Just to see what happens..... Two, scratch that. Keep sending the amazing fics you send.
I didn't edit.make.create.photoshop. any of the above photos - except for the one of my cat. Which I got her permission to post OBVIOUSLY. SO credit to whoever made them.
to HunterHuntington - words cannot express how thankful I am you sat down one day and spun this tale. So thank you - today and always.
next post? end of the week. translation? probably the weekend.
As always - thank you thank you thank you for all returning, reading, commenting. To those of you out there who have never commented but come back faithfully - I'd LOVE it if you said hello! Just to know you're there! I don't bite!


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I started my weekend early on friday. I need to fill up my creativity tank :) I went with Bibbi to her studio at Konstepidemin. Looking at all her new work, it is always so inspiring to see the process. The first two picture are showing wraiths and garlands made by Bibbi and other artists from Konstepidemin, read and see more about it and them here.
Then I visited Konstepidemi Galleriet and the show "anonymous" by Mizue Ogiso and Mitsuhiro Ikeda, loved it.


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My short-lived saga on what shoes to wear now that the chilly weather is here has come to an abruptly pleasant end!
On sale for less than $40 at Mapleview Mall in Burlington, comfortable, and exactly as I was hoping for: a wedge loafer. It's not real leather (you're welcome cows) which is fine by me, and the sole is a non-slip rubber (my fave). It also comes in a lovely cognac colour. It was a tough choice. Thanks "Call It Spring" for an excellent deal! I'm not sure I understand the deal with the name of the Store (Spring? Call It Spring? Which is it?) but since I now realize you're part of the Aldo family, I'm fine with it. While I was at it, I couldn't resist these faux patent penny loafers (also on sale for under $40), since I'm in the mood to pull off a retro 80's look and I don't have my Bass Weejuns anymore. I'll skip the baggy jeans and hairspray, but I may throw some New Order on the ipod :)


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September 24, 2017 @ 9:30 am - 11:30 am
The Fox Valley Association, Illinois Conference, United Church of Christ invites you to attend the Service of Installation of Rev. Josh Kuipers called to Congregational UCC, St. Charles as Associate Pastor to be held at 9:30 a.m. Sunday, September 24, 2017 at Congregational UCC, 40 West 451 Fox Mill Boulevard, St. Charles, Illinois 60175.
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Clergy are invited to wear red stoles.
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The Great Walls of Joliet
A vividly illustrated celebration of the public murals commissioned by the city of Joliet, Illinois.
Since 1991 the city of Joliet, Illinois, has commissioned painters for a series of public murals. Free to use their own styles and follow their particular visions, the artists gave Joliet a diverse and dramatic body of public art that is also a statement of civic pride and a revival of a venerable midwestern tradition.
Arrayed with color plates of the murals and accompanied by biographical sketches of the artists, this impressive volume documents the rich ethnic, racial, and cultural heritage that informs the art. An old industrial city thirty-five miles south of Chicago, Joliet has a mixed ethnic population. The murals of Joliet reflect this diversity, featuring the experiences of African Americans, Mexican Americans, Italian Americans, German and Irish immigrants, and the city's Slovenian community. Bold, colorful pieces acknowledge industrial and natural resources, including the Illinois and Michigan Canal, the Des Plaines River, the region's limestone quarries, and the Sauk trail. They pay tribute to the area's farmers as well as to individuals such as labor leader Samuel Gompers and the dancer, choreographer, and anthropologist Katherine Dunham.
Above all, Murals: The Great Walls of Joliet documents the profound transformation in the local mentality wrought by the development of public art in the city. Underwritten by a community group, Friends of Community Public Art, the Joliet murals project stands as a model for modern municipal patronage, evidence of a population's decision to invest in public art to enrich its environment and express the ideals of the whole community.
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A Tale : Emma Stone Tours Yellowstone — 1872
"Then we came upon a man holding in his arms the greatest curiosity of all, a baby! We went on a bit farther and saw a woman!"
"Then we came upon a man holding in his arms the greatest curiosity of all, a baby! We went on a bit farther and saw a woman!"
"Each member, as discoverer, should be entitled to five claims of two hundred feet each along the gulch. … What shall we do with the rest."
Although most of Yellowstone Park's land mass lies in Wyoming, most of its early history is in Montana.
"The horses were gone and we were at the end of our rations with a big storm upon us."
"If I were writing fiction, it would be easy to foreshadow the drama . . ."
— Postcard, Yellowstone Digital Slide File.
"Grace D. slid several feet before she could get hold of a rock that would hold her. Even then she realized that it would soon loosen."
The highlight of my book signing last night occurred when carolers stopped at the Manhattan Museum to regale everybody with song.
I'll be signing copies of my book, Adventures In Yellowstone: Early Travelers Tell Their Tales, on Thursday, December 9, at …
"The springs throw particles to the immense height of from twenty to thirty feet in height. The clay is white and of a pink. The water appears fathomless,"


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The APEX Symposium at ODTUG Kaleidoscope was very successful again this year with 200 people in attendance (the biggest of all the symposiums). Scott Spendolini hosted a great day with lots of interesting speakers and a lively APEX Panel session.
We had a little extra surprise today as we handed out the first ever Oracle Application Express t-shirts. Hope to post some pictures from our APEX meetup on Monday night where we have encouraged everyone to wear their new t-shirts.
ODTUG Kaleidoscope is the most important APEX Conference of the year and we try and send as many APEX Development Team members as possible. This year Mike Hichwa, Joel Kallman, Marc Sewtz, Patrick Wolf, Scott Spadafore, Jason Straub, and myself are presenting sessions and conducting Hands-on Labs. We have also pulled out all the stops to prepare a comprehensive demonstration of some of the latest APEX 4.0 features we are busy developing {Finally relax and enjoy the rest of the week once we have delivered that one}.
Looking forward to a very busy week meeting lots of old friends and making lots of new ones.
Monday, June 22, 2009
ODTUG APEX Symposium
2 comments:
- Dimitri Gielis said...
I look forward to the APEX 4.0 features...
Thanks for blogging, David. Although it's not the same as being there, it's great to follow the conference through twitter and the blogs.
- June 22, 2009 at 3:40 AM
- Chetan said...
Hi David,
Thanks for the update,
I look forward to APEX 4.0 with new functionality.
Chetan Parikh
- June 23, 2009 at 2:20 AM
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To: My assistant
From: Scott Prince
Re: Will you marry me?
Bachelor Scott Prince knows he wants a family -- so it's time to find a wife. But for a workaholic construction company owner with no time for romance, the perfect woman may just be his very loyal, very pretty assistant Tess Miller. For Scott, their engagement is a practical business deal…with a bonus.
Scott's proposal is exactly what Tess needs to prevent another holiday season alone. And then he kisses her -- and she realizes she's not as immune to her sexy boss as she thought. But this is a business deal, with no room for emotion…right? Or can Tess find a real happy-ever-after with her "Prince"?
Good friends to lovers/boss and employee story. Tess has worked for Scott for six years and has become indispensable to him. She loves her job and doesn't mind the long hours and frequent interruptions to her personal life. Her personal life isn't all that great anyway. She's got some good friends, but her romantic life just doesn't exist.
Scott is the head of his construction company and has worked hard to make it the company that it is. He's thirty seven years old and feels like it is time for a family of his own. He was engaged a few years earlier, but it hadn't worked out. His fiancee didn't like his hours, and constantly complained about his lack of romance. This time he's going to pursue it in a more practical manner. As soon as he lists out what he's looking for, he realizes that Tess is a perfect match.
Scott caught Tess at a bit of a low point. It's the holidays and she's alone again except for her older sister. Her sister is constantly trying to fix her up, and she's getting tired of it. She's tried online dating and has struck out there too. She just wants a family of her own. When Scott comes to her with his "marriage plan" she says yes.
I loved seeing these two together. They've known each other for six years, so there aren't a lot of secrets between them. As they begin attending events as a couple instead of as boss and employee, things start to change. I loved seeing Scott begin to see Tess as a beautiful woman. Tess had always seen Scott as a sexy man, but buried any feelings because of her job. Their "just a test" first kiss hit them each harder than they expected, and the physical attraction between them grew. Though their relationship is built on friendship, and emotions such as love have never been mentioned, Tess realizes that she wants more than Scott seems willing to give. It was fun to see Scott move away from the practical without realizing it until it was almost too late. There were a couple great scenes with Scott's brothers as he sees their love for their wives but believes he doesn't need that, then later seems to envy what they have. When Tess confronts him with what she needs from him, Scott has to make a decision. I loved seeing Scott's confusion and then realization that he had loved her all along, but hadn't recognized it. I liked the ending and that Tess made him work for his happy ending.
I liked the secondary characters a lot. Tess's friends were great sounding boards for her and there when she needed them. I really enjoyed seeing them help Tess pick out her holiday dresses. I also liked seeing more of Stevie, and am looking forward to her story. I suspect that her neighbor is going to be part of it. Tess's sister was an interesting character. She drove me as nuts as she did Tess, with her attitude and her digs, but I loved that she was there when Tess really needed her. Scott's family was great. I loved the way they made Tess a part of them so easily. I also liked how Scott's brothers gave him a hard time, but were an example of what marriage should be.


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raener are LA-based indie-dream alternative quartet Daniel Fox (vox/keys), William Van Boldrik (gtr), Zach Bilson (bass) and Daniel Vanchieri (drums), and your soon-to-be favorite band. So far, the digital world has only heard their two singles "Time" and "Miles 2," both songs boasting dreamy melodies intertwined with whimsical production, taking the sentiments of what we love about music and translating them in an innovative and beautiful way. We were smitten at first listen. The songs are melodic journeys to get lost in and swoon over, laced with sweet vocals, organic instrumental elements and unexpected progressions.
They are all USC music school grads, with the exception of Zach who is a Berklee School of Music (and LYKA ;) ) alum. While still a relatively green project, the foursome possess the technical precision, musical chemistry and cohesive sound of a band with years of experience and wisdom. We imagine the solidarity of the band's sound and songwriting is a result of their creative process for their upcoming EP, which was recorded in isolation over the course of 3 weeks on an enormous farm in eastern Oregon. They also credit the success of the project to a fateful meeting of all four musically compatible minds, creative sensibilities and personalities. The four of them are roommates in addition to band mates, and live in a dope house, equipped with four in-home studios and vibey decor, on Franklin Avenue in Los Feliz.
"We lived together in our last house also, we had an old-garage guest house type thing, and converted it into a studio over the course of two years. So that became our rehearsal space, and that was where we were recording. Then over the course of that time, we had learned these songs, and we went to the farm to record and banged out 7 of them. So now we're in the process of slowly releasing those." - Dan V.
The textural and collaborative elements of the music are a result of every member being a multi-instrumentalist and having played in various musical projects leading up to raener. They experiment on each song, adding samples and instruments, taking things away, and nudging each track through multiple rewrites and rearrangements. This combined with their recording environment in rural Oregon, surrounded by 5am coyote howling alarm clocks and vast natural landscapes, set the tone and headspace for the ambient, ethereal songs. This aesthetic is consistent and encompassing outside of the music as well, conveyed through the lush band name and organic art/branding of the project.
Our favorite, and perhaps the most refreshing thing about this project is raener's authentic, vulnerable and uncontrived approach to each creative process. Whether it's creating the live experience, the visual brand, or the songs themselves, they set their pace revolving around how they are feeling and existing in that moment, forgoing trends or putting out work that feels too forced. Each element they release feels natural to where the project is at, and creates room for it to progress as they each personally evolve. Within that, they've pushed their initial musical connection further, and have created deeper human connections in their relationships with each other, which in turn, elevates and allows for deeper vulnerabilities in the music.
"It's interesting because you know every band butts heads at certain points. It's a bunch of different ideas, it's a bunch of different egos, things don't always perfectly mesh. But with this, it becomes not about avoiding these situations, but understanding and compartmentalizing them. And this is probably the only long-term musical situation I've been in where there's literally no doubt in my mind that we're all coming from a place of love and trust. With us, we talk about shit. It's pretty fucking cool." - Zach
"If everyone can feel good about themselves when they play, as a result, that makes the best music collectively. If Dan's playing and singing in a way that makes him feel good, then he's going to sing the best way he can, and I can match him in a way that I want to play, in my best way. People ask like, 'what is your signature sound?' And for us, it's just playing the way that you want ot play, and then you mold in together everyone's best version of themselves. And whatever product gets made is just the epitome of that." - Dan V.
We were instantly drawn in (and are now completely addicted to) the first two singles, and have been left eagerly wanting more. The first raener live show debuts tonight at the Hi-Hat in Highland Park, and it will be the first time for everyone to hear their unreleased gems. The band did share with us, however, that the live experience is a little louder and heavier than the recorded raener we are familiar with, and additionally we've been told that we can expect a vibe, an experience, and environment they describe as "sonically sensitive" and a show that will "hurt so good." We can't wait to cry on the dancefloor.
"It's not a dance sort of thing... I would love if people could just sit. Enjoy it and come together in that sort of like - we're all in pain just a little bit sonically, and that's cool. And I hope it bonds everyone. You know, sort of touches them in a way that's like, 'Ouch. That hurts so good.' This is definitely a big goal. I learned a word that I told to Zach the other day, 'jouissance,' that's almost like an intellectual orgasmic feeling, like a mind high sort of thing. Creating that would be the goal. But who knows, I just want everyone to cum buckets." - Will
A date for the EP release is still TBA, so for now we'll just have to hold on to what we hear live tonight. See you at The High Hat! https://www.facebook.com/events/526750354171692/
What do you like to do outside of music?
Will: It's only music, we're totally pedantic, we don't do anything.
Dan F: Well, we all really love the outdoors. Camping, hiking… we like to walk dogs. We're good at that.
Will: We're all into a bunch of different shit. We go to movies. We watch a shitload of movies.
Zach: We're all just kind of nerds.
Dan F: Yeah, movies are probably the next thing we're really into outside of music.
Dan V: I just watched the movie Akira for the first time. It's an amazing 80's Japanese animation masterpiece. That was pretty crazy, blew my mind. I'm not well-versed in anime or anything like that, but this was the first time I really saw high quality, artistic story anime. It was so crazy.
Will: That movie is super Metropolis-ey, and you can see all the influences of like, way earlier stuff. Super sick. All that stuff and a lot of the sounds that I do right now are coming from movies. I'll just like sit down with a silent film with my synth and make sounds to that movie, you know? I just sort of get bored with software sometimes so I'll put something on and try to focus in on like making sounds that make sense. Metropolis was actually kind of a big thing for me. Sitting down and trying to match that dark but playful innocent tone of that movie, but like, getting synthesizers to do that.
What are you guys listening to right now and what are some bands that have influenced this project?
Zach: I feel like with influences, personally, it's never something I'm conscious of. I listen to whatever on a day-to-day, I'll listen to podcasts, I've been listening to the new Kanye a bunch… I don't know, is it more conscious for you guys?
Will: I honestly haven't been listening to music for the last three weeks. I listen to a shitload of like, Stereolab and The Free Design, and then just sort of stopped listening for a while. I think that's part of just moving and transitioning, too.
Dan V: George Harrison. I'm the biggest George Harrison fan. I've been listening to a lot of ambient stuff. I love soundscapes. I've been listening to Clem Leek a lot lately, it's slightly post rock but more composed.
Will: More post, less rock. Hilarious.
What's your definition of success as a band?
Dan V: A big house.
Will: Yeah, once we play Coachella, we've really fucking made it.
Zach: 5 million Instagram followers. Getting rich and stuff.
Will: Just all the turnings and trappings of fame. Just all that stuff. Honestly though, I just want to make music for as long as I can. A lot of the artists who I look up to were just doing okay, really blossomed and made interesting things when they turned 30. I'd like to be making music professionally from now until I retire. And whatever I have to do to do that, is part of it.
Dan V: I think half of it is just staying alive as a musician. Because the more that you're in the game, the more time you have to practice it or to get better at it, and some people are so talented but they give up at 24 years old, and so the person who might not have been as talented but kept doing it til they're 30, will a) have more hours of practice, and b) just be more mature as a person. Like just imagine how you were thinking four years ago, compared to how you think now.
Will: This is probably the first time I've, or we've, released music that I've had a part in that wasn't like immediately like, 'oh god, I'm going to regret that.'
Any guilty pleasure music?
Will: I don't feel guilty at all of loving the shit out of Ariana Grande and huge pop stuff like that.
Zach: I feel like my guilty pleasure music is just stuff that people assume I listen to. Like Animal Collective or whatever, or one of my favorite bands is Death Cab, and I always feel weird about that because like, OF COURSE I like Death Cab, haha. Everything I listen to is radio indie rock from 2005-2010. But I don't feel bad about that.
Will: These guys try to make me feel really bad about loving Tom Petty. But I fucking love Tom Petty. I know I'm a Midwestern frat bro.
Dan V: Can I just say it's more legitimate to like Tom Petty than it is to like Coldplay.
Will: I'M WITH YOU. We're divided, this is a band issue.
Dan F: Coldplay was my first concert, I love Coldplay.
Will: I like how they've decided to become all acid-trippy and cover themselves in paint. Like, oh now we're a multicultural acid band. Cool. Great. The first time I heard that new song it was just like… 'So what are we doing here? What's the plan here, guys?'
So where are some of your favorite brunch spots in LA?
Will: This place… (We brunched at Franklin & Co.)
Dan V: Next time we do this you guys should come over to our place and we'll cook breakfast.
Will: We'll have to play board games. We like to play board games like Pandemic.
Dan V: Oh yeah, that's another thing, we love to play board games.
Will: So, if you guys are trying to play some Catan…
Bloody marys or mimosas?
Dan V: Bloody marys.
Will: Yes, if I have to choose, bloody marys.
Dan F: Mimosas, I hate tomato juice.
Zach: Can I say hot toddy?


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Beauty Queens by Libba Bray. When I first started reading this I didn't like it at all. Here it was just another book making pretty girls seem dumb. Seriously who cares about a missing shoe when your plane has just crashed?! As the story continued the characters began to develop and the story became suspenseful. Each girl became an individual instead of a brainless bimbo. They had to work hard to overcome many different obstacles. I also loved the footnotes, commercial breaks, and notes from the sponsor parts of the book, at first I found them annoying but as the book went on I started to appreciate the snarky tone the stranded girls would have been saying them in, rather then the cheerful tone from The Corporation.
From bestselling, Printz Award-winning author Libba Bray, the story of a plane of beauty pageant contestants that crashes on a desert island.
Teen beauty queens. A "Lost"-like island. Mysteries and dangers. No access to email. And the spirit of fierce, feral competition that lives underground in girls, a savage brutality that can only be revealed by a journey into the heart of non-exfoliated darkness. Oh, the horror, the horror! Only funnier. With evening gowns. And a body count.
4 out of 5 stars


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On March 30th Digital October hosted the annual Digital Electronics Developers Forum, DEDF-2012. The keynote theme of the event was "Systems-on-Chip in Multimedia and Portable Devices. Examples of Electronics Development Based on Linux and Android".
DEDF is an annual digital electronics developers forum, its organizers are Promwad Innovation Company, electronic components distributor MT System and Texas Instruments.
DEDF-2012 target audience: digital electronics engineers and developers, technical experts, application experts, heads of development departments, technical directors of design centers, distributor companies and technological vendors.
As it was last year, DEDF was held as one-day conference with two sections (hardware and software). The participants examined the practice of introducing new technologies into electronics development, testing and manufacturing. The program included a presentation of examples of implemented products using:
- Linux, Windows Compact and Android based on chips by global vendors, including Texas Instruments (TI);
- specialized technologies for markets of multimedia, datacom, automotive and navigation electronics;
- digital signal processing.
Special attention was given to innovation projects in electronics development. Also, this year the forum included a master class "Porting Linux/Android to TI debuggers" which was held for the first time.
Traditionally, DEDF became a platform for live communication and experience exchange. Everyone could put their questions to representatives of leading companies in electronics (developers, distributors, manufacturers, etc.).
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