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My report from the technical conference.
For the first session of the last day, I went to Ask the Experts: Developer and customization experience with Peter Villadsen, Robert Badawy,and Joris de Gruyter. Quite the lineup!
Being an Ask the Experts, it had no set structure other than a Question & Answer format. Here are my scribbled notes on them. Note that it seemed everyone was sick & there was a lot of coughing during the questions and answers.
- Replicated DB's: adding indexes, etc.
- Upgrade: prepare your code in 2012, split it in AX 7. Wiki has hints on code upgrade
- One solution with two projects: cut and paste across projects
- No need for remote based app / remote desktop
- Security and data
- DB replicas are read only, near real time. Can we query this? Not sure
- SSRS still used, pretty unchanged. We don't yet support extensions on reports
- Jobs – now class – static void main(Args) and set as startup. Alternatively for data update you can create a data project. Use the data management framework
- Alternative to SSIS: Whole new world of BI. Use Wiki > Analytics
- PowerBI?
- Move elements to different model? Yes. In projects via cut and paste. Alternatively just move the files. While you're doing that, consider creating extensions.
- Wiki > Developer > Code migration > Prepare to migrate
- Something how long it takes to run. Load balancing, zero downtime, deployment – automated on our end but manual work on Microsoft's end. They are improving.
- Printers – still support ZPL / zebra. Install an app locally that has access to printers
- Extensions – there is a metadata API. It's all file based.
- How to develop. We do not recommend or support development in a shared AOS. Multiple developers can be on the same box. You can also duplicate the modelstore: Copy the packages folder in C:\ or J:\
- XLNT framework? Use Raw API and somewhat raw API
- Deploying deltas. If you overlay, it contains models underneath it
- Unit tests. You can write unit tests. Remember that testing is very data bound. Microsoft test code is large
- Multiple developers on the same box. Production database copied to development box – talks are ongoing
- How browser connects to server. Use SysOperation framework. Use cancel button
- Models, XML files are design time concept. Labels have no IDs now. You should name your labels
- Explanation of packages and extensions. In the file system you see packages when you create an extension. You create a new package.
- Copy of production database that's not being refreshed for sandbox – the features exist, are currently being worked on.
- Code refactoring. There are not very good tools. Macros cause issues.
Here I need to give a shout out to the guy with the great shoes! Keep on stylin'!
Happy DAXing!


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I love working with brides-to-be! They inspire and challenge me, and most of all, they provide a solid dose of positive energy
I'm very happy when I can fulfill yet another dream of the perfect hair decoration. It was no different this time as I worked with Olga, who came to me with already picked colors, dress and hairstyle.
This bride-to-be chose the sensual Melbe dress in white from Sabe, and a low bun that is all the fashion this season. Due to personal preferences, the colors she chose were silver, shades of lilac, and transparent.
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Small Claims
A "Small Claim" in Illinois is defined as a civil action not in excess of ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00). The rules relating to "Small Claims" are set forth in the rules of the Illinois Supreme Court. They are designed to enable an individual to collect a debt, or settle any small legal controversy involving money, without going through as much legal process and expense as might be required by a more substantial claim. If an individual wishes to proceed under these rules without benefit of counsel, he must realize that certain responsibility rests upon him.
The following information has been compiled through the cooperation of the Judges of McHenry County and the McHenry County Bar Association. Its purpose is to assist parties appearing in Small Claims Court who are not represented by attorneys. This Small Claims Manual is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for an attorney or legal advice.
Filing Fees:
To file a small claims complaint, the plaintiff must pay a filing fee depending on the amount and type of suit to be filed. If the amount of money you are asking for is $2,500.00 or less, the filing fee is $89.00. If the amount of money exceeds $2,500.00 but not more than $10,000.00 the filing fee is $225.00. Checks for filing fees should be made payable to the McHenry County Circuit Clerk.
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Dear Grandfatherly Looking Stranger in Aisle 8 at Wal-mart,
I thought you looked perfectly kind and, well, Grandfatherly. I would have happily let you tickle my foot, and I would have squealed with delight. I would have said "tickle, tickle, tickle," back to you, and I would have laughed.
Partly, I would have done it to be polite, and partly, I would have done it because you're cute in a Grandfatherly way.
My daughter, however, is much more shy than me, and she just wasn't in the mood. I'm sorry that she snubbed you, and I'm hoping that some day, she'll get over her shyness.
Don't take it personally that she put her blanket over her face and held it in place until you walked away. She really didn't mean to imply that you smelled bad or were dressed poorly. She's just afraid of strangers.
Actually, strangers are at the top of a long list of things that scare her.
I hope you'll excuse her. Next time we bump into you in Aisle 8, try again. Maybe she'll only cover her head part way.
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Typical day starts at 5:45. I'm out of bed and rushing to get ready for the day. Leave home by 7:00 at the very latest to get to work by 7:30. Work all day (with teens no less!), hopefully leaving school by 4:00- next week will be the exception because I have two after-school meetings AND Open House! Gym by 4:30 for an hour. Home, shower, start dinner, crash. Add to that days when I need to go to the grocery store or take photos or pick Sean up because Curtis has a late meeting and it's no wonder I am ready for bed by 6:00 most nights.
|Blouse- Old Navy (last year- sorry!)
Corduroy Pencil Skirt- Old Navy
Heels- Kohl's (super old. super sorry.)
Sorry, it sounds like I am complaining. I'm not completely. I am really enjoying my classes. We started reading The Scarlet Letter this week, and it is truly one of my favorite novels to teach. I just love it so much, and it is so exciting to get teenagers really into it. I am newspaper sponsor and we are about to unveil a new web version of the paper. That is something I've had in the works for several years now, so I can't wait for the big reveal. In addition to all of that, I am creating and sponsoring an anti-bullying club at the high school. Again- there are not enough hours in the day.
And Sean. Bless his heart. He is so handsome and smart and funny. He is a fabulous eater and loves school. He hates sleeping. So much that it sometimes takes us two hours to get him to sleep, only to find him sneaking into our bed an hour later. He is tired and grumpy. We are tired and grumpy. I haven't watched X-Files all week (going through Mulder withdrawals as I write!). My mom offered to keep Sean tonight, and I am so thankful and excited.
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lately it has come to my attention that there are certain things that I wish I could warn you about before we get married. I figured this was the best way. please don't let these things scare you away. please.
I'll get right to the point: I hate doing laundry. I really do. I apologize, + I'm trying to conquer that hatred, but I really just despise it. but hey, I love washing dishes + I like cleaning bathrooms! (two pros to one con, I mean, really...) doing laundry is just so annoying because you have to put them in the washer + then remember to put them into the dryer + then go fold them before they get wrinkled + then put them away + sometimes you have to iron even after all that. it's just so provoking.
I am very, very fond of spaghetti. especially leftover. you have been warned.
sometimes I write for a really long time + then I'm pretty much emotionally drained. my writing is work for me. (you never want to say that my writing isn't actually work, just ask Jessie). just bear with me when I'm on some crazy writing streak.
I listen to music pretty much constantly. it makes me indescribably happy. especially Coldplay. I. love. Coldplay. just go with it, okay? and if you like heavy metal, please don't play it in front of me. I try to appreciate other people's music, but I can't deal with heavy metal. I'm sorry. (I mean, I guess I could try to bear it. just for you).
oh, and I like rap. you are allowed to laugh at me when I rap along with Lecrae, but only in amazement at my rapping abilities. hahaha.
I am not a morning person. I despise mornings even more than I despise doing laundry. I'm really mean in the mornings sometimes. (more like all the time, but it's whatever). I'll try hard not to bite your head off, but I'll just go ahead and say I'm sorry in advance. in the morning, it's just best to not speak to me for a bit after I wake up, and probably don't mess with my hair. that usually doesn't end well. you could always make me coffee though...
I lay awake in bed at night for an hour or two. I start thinking and it all goes downhill from there. if I say something really random, don't let it bother you. my brain is working overtime. I may also randomly get up and write stuff down on a piece of paper, so I won't forget it the next morning. just so you know.
you should never, ever mention the Power Rangers in front of Moms. please. just don't do it. trust me on this one.
I have this weird obsession with brushing my teeth. I take really good care of my teeth. it gets a little ridiculous at times.
sometimes I'm going to say things that make no sense. there's no explanation for that. (my hair is naturally blonde though if that helps at all haha)
I'm an incredibly indecisive human. I can't even pick out a bag of chips. it's ridiculous. you're definitely going to have to make ALL the decisions. and I literally mean all.
chances are that I will buy body wash for myself + then only use your's. I do it to Jamie all the time.
peace out, boy scout. (I say things like that a lot. don't judge).


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FRIDAY, June 1, 2018 (HealthDay News) -- The likelihood of using antidepressants may be increased for women who have abortions, but the increased use is not attributable to having had an abortion but to differences in risk factors for depression, according to a study published online May 30 in JAMA Psychiatry.
Julia R. Steinberg, Ph.D., from the University of Maryland in College Park, and colleagues used data for 396,397 women (30,834 with a first-trimester first abortion and 85,592 with a first childbirth) to examine the correlation with women's initiation of a first-time prescription for an antidepressant.
The researchers found that relative to women who had not had an abortion, women who had a first abortion had an elevated risk of first-time antidepressant use in basic and fully-adjusted models. However, comparing women who had an abortion with women who did not have an abortion, the fully-adjusted incidence rate ratios (IRRs) were not statistically significantly different in the year before the abortion and the year after the abortion (IRRs, 1.46 and 1.54, respectively; P = 0.10); the IRRs decreased with increasing time since the abortion (one to five years: IRR, 1.24; more than five years: IRR, 1.12). In the fully-adjusted model, the strongest risk factors associated with antidepressant use were having a previous psychiatric contact, have previously obtained an antianxiety medication, and having previously obtained antipsychotic medication (IRRs, 3.70, 3.03, and 1.88, respectively), across all women in the sample.
"Increased use of antidepressants is not attributable to having had an abortion but to differences in risk factors for depression," the authors write.
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