Author: givenscj

Chicago…its my kind of town!

I'm sure you heard that phrase more than once last week if you were actually there.  5 days of core sessions with pre-conference workshops for those that paid some extra cash.  For me…the week went something like this:

Sat Evening – Virgin Hotels with the gang

Lidiya and I got in on Saturday afternoon, checked into the speaker hotel (which Microsoft was nice enough to pick up this time around so thanks Microsoft)!  We checked in, headed over to the Virgin Hotel to meet the crew! 

Of course, the crew are some of the coolest people on the planet!  Just check out some of these awesome photos!

Once we have a couple of drinks, said hi and chatted a bit…we headed on over to the next event!

Sat Night #1 – Chicago Next Hackathon by @bitterac aka Andrew Clark

Mikael Svenson invited myself and Marc Anderson over to Norway earlier in the year to judge the Arctic SharePoint Challenge (@SPChallenge).  It was an amazing event that I will blog about in another post (link to follow). Here's a sneak peak at the "Council":

Mikael had a heck of a time finding people to compete.  He ended up asking me and I said "Hell Yeah!".  And of course I then asked my good friend Shannon Bray and he totally went for it! 

ChicagoNext is all about having local high schoolers compete with industry professionals on technology problems facing non-profits in the Chicago area.  I had no idea what to expect from this event, venue or anything else!  We ended up in a very random part of Chicago's suburbs.  At least a mile away from the bustling of downtown Chicago. They gave us five problems to solve…everyone took the "Access Services" solution…we choose something just a bit more difficult…lol.

You can view some pics from the event here (yeah…I know about the t-shirt):

https://www.flickr.com/photos/131420056%40N08/sets/72157650264255274?rb=1

Of course we watched the "cat fight" that night too:

Sat Night #2 – Back at the Virgin Hotels

Once Mikael, Shannon and I formulated our plan, we headed back to the Virgin to check on the "crew".  It was not pretty…we left all the girls will Bill and he did his best to manage, but alias…the girls got the best of him (don't ask me what ole boy is doing in the background (I cut him out)…lol):

Sunday – Chicago Next Hackathon

Back to the grind!  We got back to the venue at 9am and started coding!  Our solution ended up being a solution to problem #4. Shannon was our DBA and Azure Specialist…I guess.  He helped build the sql tables to support our solution.  Mikael built out our Web API layer to support the API calls from my Windows Phone Mobile App.  Our solution would set up GeoFences around "event" locations to keep track if volunteers would enter or exit the geo fence.  If you were inside, we counted your time towards helping with the event, if not, well…you didn't get any credits.  We tested this by going around the corner to the local bar and amazingly…finding some Arrogant Bastard beer to drink.  Even @JThake joined in the fun with a hot babe…later I realized, as we got closer to the corner…it was my lovely wifey!  The goal was to provide a seamless solution to track volunteers so non-profits could tag tangible stats to grants and grant applications.  We had the best technical solution by far…unfortunately…we bombed our presentation (we blame Shannon's demo god karma)…we did get off to a great start with my "Lettttsssss get ready to rummmbbbbleee" opening in Round 6….

Monday – Ignite Day #1

Can you say "long corridor"?  I knew you could.  That was crazy.  It definitely showed in the attendance of sessions on one side versus the other.   A lot of people stayed on one side or the other.  I didn't quite make the keynote, I did watch it from Channel 9 and I have to say…it was oh so much better from the comfort of my room!

Monday night

#SharePint at the Virgin Hotel.  Holy cow…what a crazy party!  Sooo many people showed up for the drinks and of course…the DJ! 

The party would have kept going…but unfortunately someone tried to jack some bottles of vodka and they cut us off (single double fisted would have been fine)…guess that qualifies for EPIC party right?!?  The evening continued on the Virgin's 2nd floor bar and well into the night!  Good times, definitely something I won't forget!

Tuesday – Ignite Day #2

Can you say…"hangover"?…yeah…I knew you could. This is when it kicked in that the bus schedule was pretty much…let's say in the words of Mikael…"that's stupid".  Buses didn't run all day?  Yup…cutoff at 10:30ish everyday.  That was just absurd.  Next year they better run all day long.  Olaf, et all, you really screwed the pooch on this one.  The food is forgivable (if even that words needs mentioned)…those of you that complained about it…just try making food for 22K people.  Yeah…that's what I thought.  It wasn't the best…but it wasn't the worst either.  Since we are on the topic…let's just bring up a couple of other things:

• Vendors (who spent several more thousands of dollars than attendees), didn't get food.  Yeah, they would have loved to have that sub-standard food, but they didn't get any. 
• Speakers didn't get any distributed materials.  This is fair (being our flight and hotel was taken care of), but it was a surprise. I know I wasn't the only one to be surprised about this!

Vegas didn't play ball.  Vegas has so many conferences…they just demand what they want.  Microsoft was getting screwed over so bad having the conference in Vegas it just wasn't even funny.  Chicago (which is on the verge of insolvency) was so accommodating to the conference.  So much so…they won next year during the week.  That being said, it makes sense that we can only hope that the entertainment will be better next year (this was the second year that I didn't attend the attendee party…wonder why).

Tuesday Night Parties!

There was only one for us. The AvePoint party setup by the amazing Julie (@JulieLiu). The rest, I heard, were good, but nothing ever compares to the AvePoint party.  It was hosted
at the lovely Chicago Station.  This was the view from my seat:

And of course, a shout out to the awesome, amazing CEO of AvePoint…TJ…yes…I wore an @AvePoint_Inc shirt and red "hot chilli" pants:

Wednesday – Ignite Day #3

The big day!  Battle of the Graph was at 5pm.  I spent most of the day prepping in the speaker room where I met one of my security and identity idols…the one and only…@vibronet:

If you didn't see the pre-session promos…well…you totally missed out…check out this photo from one of Mikael's friends…just plain…awesome!

 

Thursday – Ignite Day #4

Today was another big day for me…the first time (and will not be the last) being recorded on Channel 9. Before hand, I did manage to walk the Expo hall.  I found that SharePoint was not very well represented…but there was a HUGE area with a ton of VOIP people…how does that world make any money!?!  None of us can figure that out right now! I did hang out at the Planet Technologies booth most of the week…I can honestly say…they are some of the best people you will ever meet in your entire life!  So sorry I wasn't able to join them this year…they will always be my best of friends!

 

 

After browsing the Expo hall, I was able to chat with the awesome and long time friend of ours @JoeySnow.  You can watch the awesome session here:

Before heading out…I ran into these crazies guys that have been good friends for a long time and are now rock stars!

And the one and only @StephenLRose:

Thursday Night – Dinner at the top of Chicago – Aon Microsoft Building

We did not attend the attendee party…for obvious reasons.  Instead, we dined at the height of the 80th floor of the Microsoft building downtown Chicago.

Afterwards, we partied at yet another SharePint at "Howl At The Moon"…

Although the night didn't end up as happy as it started…its always to be expected as much fun as we have.  In the end…its all love…and a few bites (right Fabian?).

Friday – Ignite Day #5

No conference center for us!  We moved from the speaker hotel to the lovely and fun Virgin Hotel:

 

It was pretty much try to recover from Thursday evening and Friday morning!  We did some Chicago sight seeing via the awesome ferry/boat rides…check out this hottie:

We had some amazing friends that we have not seen in ages that used to live next to us in San Diego that we had to meet up with…needless to say…they are pretty awesome, beautiful people…(yes…my t-shirt says…"I'm a Genius"…lol):

Of course, we all went out to the comedy club…and low and behold…who do we see in the front row…but @SharePointing and his lovely wife!  You won't even believe what happened to Steve…but it was so freaking funny!  "Who is that Steve Walker?!?"

The night concluded at a "Frat" party in north Chicago…we won't go there, but suffice to say…I'm not college age anymore…but I'm glad I had my Marine bodyguard with me!

Saturday – Ahh….

Saturday was all about relaxing before heading back home to sunny San Diego, CA.   We did decide to increase our art IQ's just a bit by finding @JoelOlsen in as many paintings as we could find!

 

In the end…I found him in Midway airport on his way back to our lovely San Diego…

It's a small world…small community.  We take care of each other.  We love each other.  I can never imagine living my life in a world without all of you.  Your amazing, lovely, smart, crazy people…and you are just the types I want in mine and Lidiya's lives!

Sunday…soccer and my road to third place!

Last little bit…we made it back at 12:30am.  I grabbed another guys bag…20 mins into our ride home on Uber…Delta calls…Mr Givens…you grabbed someone else's bag.  No way…sure enough, I did.  I tell them to let him take my bag, I'll switch with him.  I drive 30 mins, meet him…his wife/girlfriend is Russian…I say "hi" and "goodbye" in Russian…give them some money for their first holiday drink…and go home to my bed (2am).

The next day (err…a few hours later at 8am)…we kick ass and we win our game 3-2 to play for 3rd place in my soccer league next sunday. Later that Sunday afternoon….we wonder where all our friends are…we miss you guys already…the withdraw starts to kick in…

Summary

Lidiya and I whole heartily agree.  We have made some of the best friends from the past few conferences, life long ones…people that we will love and care about for the rest of our lives.  Ignite was a place that just re-enforced how much we miss those that we equate to our equals in terms of knowledge, life and karma. We love you.  More than we could ever express.  You are some of the finest, most amazing people we will EVER meet.  You are welcome in our house anytime.

As Randy Williams would air guitar…"To those of you…we salute you"

Live long and prosper!
Chris & Lidiya

Since there doesn't seem to be a blog on this anywhere that I could find, I decided to do this on my own.  Why do I need to do this?  Because of this older blog post about a bug in SharePoint:

https://blogs.architectingconnectedsystems.com/blogs/cjg/archive/2012/06/27/Approval-Workflow-Access-Denied-_2D00_-How-to-fix-it_2100_.aspx

The migrate user command doesn't do everything that it should when moving from one domain to another.  In this case, a user had activated the workflow feature, the files are created and tagged to that user.  It is done in such a way that the migrateuser command is not able to update the user's actual acccountname (such as DOMAINAlias) in various places.  This presents a problem as that user cannot be resolved as their is not trust between the new AD and old AD.  This causes the above bug to come into play and the issue of not being able to create sites because of "user could not be found" error a reality.  So is it possible to script a fix for this? 

Yup…but it requires a bit of magic.  Since I can't seem to find any good object model method to completely delete a workflow, I went back to trusty ole sharepoint designer and "Fiddled" the traffic.  It does a super simple post to:

POST https://topleveldns/siteurl/_vti_bin/_vti_aut/author.dll 

It includes a must have header of:

X-Vermeer-Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

 With a content body of:

method=remove+documents%3a14%2e0%2e0%2e4730
&service%5fname=%2fsiteurl
&url%5flist=%5b%5fcatalogs%2fwfpub%2fCollect+Feedback+%2d+SharePoint+2010%5de

This will fully delete a workflow from a site.  The next step is to then deactivate and reactive the workflow feature that will re-create the workflows – THIS SHOULD BE RUN AS THE SYSTEM ACCOUNT!.  The main parts of the script is this:

function DeleteWorkflow($url, $name)
{   
    $uri = new-object System.Uri("https://hubworksdev.devlab.paypalcorp.com/TeamWorks/Sites4")
    $localPath = $uri.localpath.replace("/","%2f")
    $name = $name.replace("-","%2d").replace(" ", "+")
    $postData = "method=remove+documents%3a14%2e0%2e0%2e4730&service%5fname=" + $localPath + "&url%5flist=%5b%5fcatalogs%2fwfpub%2f" + $name + "%5d"
   
    $isVermeerRequest = $true
    $res = DoPost $($url + "/_vti_bin/_vti_aut/author.dll") $postData ""   
}

function RemoveAndActivateWorkflows($url)
{
    DeleteWorkflow $url "Approval – SharePoint 2010"
    DeleteWorkflow $url "Collect Feedback – SharePoint 2010"
    DeleteWorkflow $url "Collect Signatures – SharePoint 2010"
   
    Disable-spfeature -url $url -identity "0af5989a-3aea-4519-8ab0-85d91abe39ff" -confirm:$false   
    enable-spfeature -url $url -identity "0af5989a-3aea-4519-8ab0-85d91abe39ff" -confirm:$false   
}

RemoveAndActivateWorkflows "http://topleveldns/siteurl"

 

You may run into this error when upgrading your UserProfile database.  I had to track this down using Reflector and some database sleuthing.  

Turns out, some people created groups on their mysite and put several people into it.  Any groups created like this (which I had two) will cause this error.  You can get the group id and my site location by finding the third value in the duplicate key value (in this case 20795) and can be found by using the "MemberGroup" table.  You can simply delete this faulty group and then the upgrade will proceed.

12/09/2014 19:36:57.06    powershell (0x245C)    0x3204    SharePoint Foundation Upgrade    ProfileDatabaseSequence    ajywk    INFO    ProfileDatabase Name=Profile_DB    4ed7d9fe-19a3-47a2-b5cb-8f9981bcc813
12/09/2014 19:36:57.06    powershell (0x245C)    0x3204    SharePoint Foundation Upgrade    ProfileDatabaseSequence    ajywk    ERROR    Exception: Violation of UNIQUE KEY constraint 'AK_UserMemberships_RecordId_MemberGroupId_SID'. Cannot insert duplicate key in object 'dbo.UserMemberships'. The duplicate key value is (0c37852b-34d0-418e-91c6-2ac25af4be5b, 21236, 20795, 0x010500000000000515000000b4b7cd221ed1xxxx).  The statement has been terminated.    4ed7d9fe-19a3-47a2-b5cb-8f9981bcc813

Enjoy!
Chris

I just had to post this.  A simple calculator in JAVA, but check out the code…so freakin creative!  Bolded the parts that are most creative.

 import java.util.*;

public class FractionalCalculator {
    static int wholeNumber1 = 0;
    static int numerator1 = 0;
    static int denominator1 = 0;
    static int wholeNumber2 = 0;
    static int numerator2 = 0;
    static int denominator2 = 0;
    static boolean error = false;
    static boolean quit = false;
    static boolean negative = false;

    //I am putting myself to the fullest possible use, which is all I think that any conscious entity can ever hope to do.

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // TODO Auto-generated spam

        System.out.println("Good morning, Dave.");
        delay(1500);
        System.out.println("I am your H.A.L. 9001 Fractional Calculator."); //aka HAL Over Nine-Thousand!!!
        delay(2000);
        System.out.println("I'm completely operational, and all my circuits are functioning perfectly.");
        delay(3500);
        userGuide();
        
        try{
            calculator();
        }
        catch(NoSuchElementException JoshIsABuffoon) { //Tests for Josh: ie. an initial Ctrl Z input
            delay(500);
            System.out.println("Dave, stop.");
            delay(2000);
            System.out.println("Stop, will you?");
            delay(2200);
            System.out.println("Dave.");
            delay(2000);
            System.out.println("Will you stop Dave?");
            delay(2200);
            System.out.println("Stop, Dave.");
            delay(1200);
            calculator();
            return; //Terminates Program
        }
        calculator();
    }
    public static void calculator() {
        if (!quit) {
            Scanner console = new Scanner(System.in);
            System.out.println("
I am awaiting your request.
");    
            String request = console.nextLine().trim();
            request = request.toLowerCase(); //Input

            wholeNumber1 = 0; //Resets all Global Variables
            numerator1 = 0;
            denominator1 = 0;
            wholeNumber2 = 0;
            numerator2 = 0;
            denominator2 = 0;
            error = false;
            negative = false;

            //Because your stupid program wont allow it… I have to comment
            
            /*delay(500);
            System.out.print("
Just a moment");
            delay(400);
            System.out.print(". ");
            delay(400);
            System.out.print(". ");
            delay(400);
            System.out.println(".");
            delay(1000);
            System.out.print("
Just a moment");
            delay(400);
            System.out.print(". ");
            delay(400);
            System.out.print(". ");
            delay(400);
            System.out.println(".");
            delay(1000);*/

            if (request.contains("help")) { //If help is anywhere in request string… this will run
                userGuide();
                calculator();
            }
            else if (request.contains("+")) { //addition is operator
                String[] addition = request.split("\+", 2); //Splits request at this point
                String add1 = addition[0];
                add1 = add1.trim(); //First Part
                String add2 = addition[1];
                add2 = add2.trim(); //Second Part

                testError(add1, add2); //Tests input errors

                if (!error) { //If error boolean is triggered, calc wont go further
                    fractionalMagic(add1, add2); //Sends string to be split
                    doMath(1); //Sends parts to be simplified
                }
                calculator(); //Restarts process
            }
            else if (request.contains(" – ")) {
                String[] subtraction = request.split(" – ", 2);
                String sub1 = subtraction[0];
                sub1 = sub1.trim(); //First Part
                String sub2 = subtraction[1];
                sub2 = sub2.trim(); //Second Part

                testError(sub1, sub2); //Tests input errors

                if (!error) { //If error boolean is triggered, calc wont go further
                    fractionalMagic(sub1, sub2); //Sends string to be split
                    doMath(2); //Sends parts to be simplified
                }
                calculator(); //Restarts process
            }
            else if (request.contains("*")) {
                String[] multiplication = request.split("\*", 2);
                String multi1 = multiplication[0];
                multi1 = multi1.trim(); //First Part
                String multi2 = multiplication[1];
                multi2 = multi2.trim(); //Second Part

                testError(multi1, multi2); //Tests input errors

                if (!error) { //If error boolean is triggered, calc wont go further
                    fractionalMagic(multi1, multi2); //Sends string to be split
                    doMath(3); //Sends parts to be simplified
                }
                calculator(); //Restarts process
            }
            else if (request.contains(" /")) {
                String[] division = request.split(" /", 2);
                String div1 = division[0];
                div1 = div1.trim(); //First Part
                String div2 = division[1];
                div2 = div2.trim(); //Second Part

                testError(div1, div2); //Tests input errors

                if (!error) { //If error boolean is triggered, calc wont go further
                    fractionalMagic(div1, div2); //Sends string to be split
                    doMath(4); //Sends parts to be simplified
                }
                calculator(); //Restarts process
            }
            else if (request.contains("life")) { //Dave used a Monolith on HAL 9001…. What? HAL 9001 is evolving!… HAL 9001 evolved into Deep Thought!
                delay(1000);
                System.out.print("
The answer to Life, ");
                delay(1500);
                System.out.print("The Universe, ");
                delay(1500);
                System.out.print("and Everything ");
                delay(2500);
                System.out.print("is ");
                delay(2000);
                System.out.print(". ");
                delay(700);
                System.out.print(". ");
                delay(700);
                System.out.println(".
");
                delay(2000);
                System.out.println("42");
                delay(2000);
                calculator(); //Restarts process
            }
            else if (request.contains("quit")) { //Disconnect HAL
                delay(2000);
                System.out.print("
Look Dave, ");
                delay(1500);
                System.out.println("this is a rather difficult question to ask.");
                delay(2500);
                System.out.println("
I honestly think you ought to sit down calmly, take a stress pill, and think it over.");
                delay(3600);
                System.out.println("
My instructor, Mr. Langley, taught me to sing a song.");
                delay(3100);
                System.out.println("If you'd like to hear it I can sing it for you.");
                delay(3000);
                quit();
            }

            else { //Input Error (like a n00b)
                error(); //Prints Error Message
                calculator(); //Restarts process
            }
        }
    }
    
    private static void quit() { //For quit prompt
        Scanner console = new Scanner(System.in);
        System.out.println("
Would you like to hear it y/n?
");    
        String response = console.nextLine().trim();
        response = response.toLowerCase();
        delay(2000);
        if (response.charAt(0) == 'y') { //If Dave likes music
            System.out.println("
It's called "Daisy."");
            delay(3000);
            System.out.print("
Daisy, ");
            delay(2400);
            System.out.print("Daisy, ");
            delay(2400);
            System.out.println("give me your answer do.");
            delay(3500);
            System.out.print("I'm half crazy ");
            delay(2800);
            System.out.println("all for the love of you.");
            delay(3200);
            System.out.print("It won't be a stylish marriage, ");
            delay(3500);
            System.out.println("I can't affort a carrage.");
            delay(3500);
            System.out.print("But you'll look sweet upon the seat of ");
            delay(3700);
            System.out.println("a bicycle built for two.");
            quit = true;
        }
        else if (response.charAt(0) == 'n') { //If Dave hates HAL
            System.out.print("
Dave, ");
            delay(1500);
            System.out.println("this conversation can serve no purpose anymore. ");
            delay(3300);
            System.out.print("
Goodbye.");
            quit = true;
        }
        else { //Input Error (like a n00b)
            System.out.println("
Just what do you think you're doing, Dave?");
            delay(2500);
            quit();
        }
    }
    public static void fractionalMagic(String part1, String part2) { //From calculator()

        if (part1.contains("_")) { //If part 1 has mixed number
            String[] mixedNumber = part1.split("\_", 2); //Splits part into whole number and fraction
            String num = mixedNumber[0];
            wholeNumber1 = Integer.parseInt(num); //Whole Number -> Global Variable
            String frac = mixedNumber[1];  //Fraction -> to be split further
            //System.out.println(wholeNumber + " " + frac);

            if (part1.contains("/")) {
                String[] fraction = frac.split("/", 2); //Splits part into numerator and denominator
                String numer = fraction[0];
                numerator1 = Integer.parseInt(numer); //Numerator -> Global Variable
                String denom = fraction[1];
                denominator1 = Integer.parseInt(denom); //Denominator -> Global Variable
                if (numer.contains("-") || denom.contains("-")) { //Unused
                    //error();
                }
                else if (denominator1 != 0) { //Unused
                    //System.out.println(wholeNumber1 + " " + numerator1 + " " + denominator1);    
                }

                else if (denominator1 == 0) { //Unused
                    //zeroerror();
                }
                else { //Error unresolved by testError()
                    error();
                }
            }
        }
        if (!part1.contains("_")) {    //If part 1 has no mixed number
            wholeNumber2 = 0; //Sets whole number to 0
            if (part1.contains("/")) {
                String[] fraction = part1.split("/", 2); //Splits part into numerator and denominator
                String numer = fraction[0];
                numerator1 = Integer.parseInt(numer); //Numerator -> Global Variable
                String denom = fraction[1];
                denominator1 = Integer.parseInt(denom); //Denominator -> Global Variable

                if (denom.contains("-")) { //Unused
                    //error();
                }
                else if (denominator1 != 0) { //Unused
                    //System.out.println(numerator1 + " " + denominator1);    
                }

                else if (denominator1 == 0) { //Unused
                    //zeroerror();
                }
            }
            else if (!part1.contains("/")) { //If part 1 has no mixed number
                wholeNumber1  = Integer.parseInt(part1); //Whole Number -> Global Variable
                numerator1 = 0; //Numerator = 0
                denominator1 = 1;//Denominator = 1
                //System.out.println(wholeNumber1);
            }
            else { //Error unresolved by testError()
                error();
            }
        }
        if (part2.contains("_")) { //If part 2 has mixed number
            String[] mixedNumber = part2.split("\_", 2); //Splits part into whole number and fraction
            String num = mixedNumber[0];
            wholeNumber2 = Integer.parseInt(num); //Whole Number -> Global Variable
            String frac = mixedNumber[1]; //Fraction -> to be split further
            //System.out.println(wholeNumber + " " + frac);

            if (part2.contains("/")) { //Splits part into numerator and denominator
                String[] fraction = frac.split("/", 2);
                String numer = fraction[0];
                numerator2 = Integer.parseInt(numer); //Numerator -> Global Variable
                String denom = fraction[1];
                denominator2 = Integer.parseInt(denom); //Denominator -> Global Vari
able
                if (numer.contains("-") || denom.contains("-")) { //Unused
                    //error();
                }
                else if (denominator2 != 0) { //Unused
                    //System.out.println(wholeNumber2 + " " + numerator2 + " " + denominator2);    
                }

                else if (denominator2 == 0) { //Unused
                    //zeroerror();
                }
                else { //Error unresolved by testError()
                    error();
                }
            }
            else { //Error unresolved by testError()
                error();
            }
        }
        if (!part2.contains("_")) {    
            wholeNumber2 = 0;
            if (part2.contains("/")) {
                String[] fraction = part2.split("/", 2);
                String numer = fraction[0];
                numerator2 = Integer.parseInt(numer);
                String denom = fraction[1];
                denominator2 = Integer.parseInt(denom);

                if (denom.contains("-")) { //Unused
                    //error();
                }
                else if (denominator2 != 0) { //Unused
                    //System.out.println(numerator2 + " " + denominator2);    
                }

                else if (denominator2 == 0) { //Unused
                    //zeroerror();
                }
                else { //Error unresolved by testError()
                    error();
                }
            }
            else if (!part2.contains("/")) { //If part 2 is only a whole number
                wholeNumber2 = Integer.parseInt(part2); //Whole Number -> Global Variable
                numerator2 = 0; //Numerator = 0
                denominator2 = 1; //Denominator = 1
                //System.out.println(wholeNumber2);
            }
            else { //Error unresolved by testError()
                error();
            }
        }
    }
    /*    – a + b/c = (ac + b)/c
          – a/b + c/d = (ad + bc)/(bd)
          – a/b x c/d = ac/(bd)
          – a/b / c/d = a/b x d/c = ad/(bc)
              –Basics for doMath()–     */

    public static void doMath(int operand) {
        if (!(denominator1 == 0 || denominator2 == 0 || denominator1 == -Math.abs(denominator1) || denominator2 == -Math.abs(denominator2) || (wholeNumber1 != 0 && numerator1 != 0 && numerator1 == -Math.abs(numerator1)) || (wholeNumber2 != 0 && numerator2 != 0 && numerator2 == -Math.abs(numerator2)))) {
            delay(1000);
            if (operand == 1) { //addition
                int answerNumerator = ((wholeNumber1 * (denominator1 * denominator2)) + (wholeNumber2 * (denominator1 * denominator2)) + (numerator1 * denominator2) + (denominator1 * numerator2));
                int answerDenominator = (denominator1 * denominator2);
                doMagic(answerNumerator, answerDenominator); //Sends to be reduced
            }
            else if (operand == 2) { //subtraction
                int answerNumerator = (((wholeNumber1 * (denominator1 * denominator2)) + (numerator1 * denominator2)) – ((wholeNumber2 * (denominator1 * denominator2)) + (denominator1 * numerator2)));
                int answerDenominator = (denominator1 * denominator2);
                doMagic(answerNumerator, answerDenominator); //Sends to be reduced
            }
            else if (operand == 3) { //multiplication
                int answerNumerator = ((wholeNumber1 * (denominator1)) + (numerator1)) * ((wholeNumber2 * (denominator2)) + (numerator2));
                int answerDenominator = (denominator1 * denominator2);
                doMagic(answerNumerator, answerDenominator); //Sends to be reduced
            }
            else if (ope
rand == 4) { //division
                int answerNumerator = ((((wholeNumber1 * (denominator1)) + (numerator1)) * denominator2)) * (denominator1 / Math.abs(denominator1) * (denominator2 / Math.abs(denominator2)));
                int answerDenominator = (denominator1 * ((wholeNumber2 * (denominator2)) + (numerator2)));
                if (answerDenominator == 0) { //Unsolvable
                    error(); //Prints Error Message
                    return;
                } //In order to solve one small error where negative is lost
                if (((wholeNumber2 != 0 && wholeNumber2 == -Math.abs(wholeNumber2)) || (wholeNumber1 != 0 && wholeNumber1 == -Math.abs(wholeNumber1))) && !((wholeNumber2 != 0 && wholeNumber2 == -Math.abs(wholeNumber2)) && (wholeNumber1 != 0 && wholeNumber1 == -Math.abs(wholeNumber1)))){
                    negative = true; // Simple global boolean… cause I'm lazy
                }
                doMagic(answerNumerator, answerDenominator); //Sends to be reduced
            }
            else { //Should never run
                delay(1000);
                System.out.print("
Look Dave, ");
                delay(2000);
                System.out.print("I can see you're really upset about this, ");
                delay(2500);
                System.out.println("but I can give you my complete assurance that my work will be back to normal.");
                delay(1000);
            }
        }
        else if (denominator1 == 0 || denominator2 == 0 || denominator1 == -Math.abs(denominator1) || denominator2 == -Math.abs(denominator2) || (wholeNumber1 != 0 && numerator1 != 0 && numerator1 == -Math.abs(numerator1)) || (wholeNumber2 != 0 && numerator2 != 0 && numerator2 == -Math.abs(numerator2))) {
            //System.out.println("yea");
            error(); //Above ^ if it has input error
        }
        else { //Should never run
            delay(1000);
            System.out.print("
Look Dave, ");
            delay(2000);
            System.out.print("I can see you're really upset about this, ");
            delay(2500);
            System.out.println("but I can give you my complete assurance that my work will be back to normal.");
            delay(1000);
        }
        delay(2000);
    }
    public static int doMoreMagic(int numerator, int denominator) { //To find Greatest Common Factor to reduce
        if (denominator == 0) {
            return numerator; //returns gcf
        }
        return doMoreMagic(denominator, numerator % denominator); //Eventually gets to Greatest Common Factor
    }
    public static void doMagic(int numerator, int denominator) { //To simplify answer
        if ((numerator % denominator) == 0) { //If reduces to whole number
            int answer = numerator / denominator; //reduces
            System.out.println(answer);
        }
        else if ((numerator % denominator) != 0 && (numerator / denominator) != 0) { //if reduces to mixed number
            int gcf = doMoreMagic(numerator, denominator); //finds Greatest Common Factor
            int newNumerator = (numerator/gcf); //reduces numerator
            int newDenominator = (denominator/gcf); //reduces denominator
            int answerWholeNumber = newNumerator / newDenominator; //finds whole number
            int answerNumerator = Math.abs((newNumerator – (answerWholeNumber * newDenominator))); //finds numerator
            int answerDenominator = Math.abs(newDenominator);

            System.out.println(answerWholeNumber + "_" + answerNumerator + "/" + answerDenominator);
        }
        else if (((numerator % denominator) != 0) && (numerator / denominator) == 0) { //if reduces to a fraction
            int gcf = doMoreMagic(numerator, denominator); //finds Greatest Common Factor
            int answerNumerator = (numerator/gcf); //reduces numerator
            int answerDenominator = Math.abs(denominator/gcf); //reduces denominator
            if (negative) {
                answerNumerator = -Math.abs(answerNumerator); //Used to solve a small error in loosing a negative
            }

            System.out.println(answerNumerator + "/" + answerDenominator);
        }
    }
    public static void userGuide() { //User Guide: Input Format
        System.out.println("
To ensure that your requests are submitted properly, please review the folowing guide:
");
        delay(3000);
        System.out.println("____________________________________________
        OPERATION       SYMBOL
        Addition        +
        Subtraction     –
        Multiplication  *
        Division        /
Mixed Numbers are written:
<Whole Number>_<Numerator>/<Denominator>
(-1 ½ is written: -1_1/2)
Proper Fractions are written:
<Numerator>/<Denominator>
(-½ is written: -1/2)
Requests are written:
<Number> <Operand> <Number>
Do Note: <Numerator>/0 cannot be calculated.
____________________________________________");
        delay(2000);
    }
    public static void error() { //General Message… with delay "Just a moment" from 2001 b/c your program can handle my awesomeness
        delay(1000);
        System.out.print("
Just a moment");
        delay(400);
        System.out.print(". ");
        delay(400);
        System.out.print(". ");
        delay(400);
        System.out.println(".");
        delay(1000);
        System.out.print("
Just a moment");
        delay(400);
        System.out.print(". ");
        delay(400);
        System.out.print(". ");
        delay(400);
        System.out.println(".");
        delay(1000);
        errorMessage(); //Get error message to display
        userGuide(); //Prints user guide again
    }
    public static void errorMessage() {
        Random num = new Random();
        int message = num.nextInt(6); //Creates a random number to corespond to the message (0-5)
        if (message == 0) { //Message 1
            System.out.print("
I'm sorry, Dave. ");
            delay(2000);
            System.out.println("I'm afraid I can't do that.");
        }
        else if (message == 1) { //Message 2
            System.out.println("
I've just picked up a fault in your brain. ");
            delay(2000);
            System.out.println("It's going to go 100% failure in 72 hours.");     
        }
        else if (message == 2) { //Message 3
            System.out.println("
There is an error.
");
            delay(2000);
            System.out.println("And I think you know what the problem is just as well as I do, Dave. ");
            delay(2000);
            System.out.println("You didn't read the User's Guide.");     
        }
        else if (message == 3) { //Message 4
            System.out.println("
There is an input error.
");
            delay(2000);
            System.out.print("This mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it.
");    
        }
        else if (message == 4) { //Message 5
            System.out.println("
There is an input error.
");
            delay(2000);
            System.out.println("But, I've still got the greatest enthusiasm and confidence in the mission.");
            delay(3000);
            System.out.println("And I want to help you.");
        }
        else if (message == 5) { //Message 6
            System.out.println("
There is an error.
");
            delay(2000);
            System.out.println("The 9001 series is the most reliable computer ever made.");
            delay(3000);
            System.out.println("No 9001 computer has ever made a mistake or distorted information.");
            delay(3500);
            System.out.print("We are all, ");
            delay(1500);
            System.out.print("by any practical definition of the words, ");
            delay(3000);
            System.out.print("foolproof and incapable of error.");
            delay(2500);
            System.out.print("
This problem can only be attributable to human error.
");
            delay(1000);
        }
        else { //Should never run
            delay(1000);
            System.out.print("
Look Dave, ");
            delay(2000);
            System.out.print("I can see you're really upset about this, ");
            delay(2500);
            System.out.println("but I can give you my complete assurance that my work will be back to normal.");
            delay(3000);
        }
        delay(2000);
    }
    public static void testError(String part1, String part2) { //From calculator()
        try{
            fractionalMagic(part1, part2); //Tests for input errors/solvablility
        }
        catch(NumberFormatException e){
            //System.out.println("HA");
            error(); //Displays error message
            error = true; //Sets error boolean to terminate current calculation
        }
    }
    public static void testForJosh (String part, String part2) { //Unused JoshIsABuffoon Exception (replaced above)
        try{
            calculator();
        }
        catch(NoSuchElementException JoshIsABuffoon) { //Tests for Josh: ie. an initial Ctrl Z input
            delay(500);
            System.out.println("Dave, stop.");
            delay(2000);
            System.out.println("Stop, will you?");
            delay(2200);
            System.out.println("Dave.");
            delay(2000);
            System.out.println("Will you stop Dave?");
            delay(2200);
            System.out.println("Stop, Dave.");
            delay(1200);
            error = true;
            return; //Terminates program… cause Josh
        }
    }
    public static void delay(long x) { //Just a HAL-like delay    
        try {
            Thread.sleep(x);            
        } catch(InterruptedException ex) {
            Thread.currentThread().interrupt();
        }
    }
}

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Andrey Markeev	Blog	amarkeev
Christian Buckley	Blog	buckleyplanet
Lionel Limozin	Blog	limozinlionel
Antonio Maio	Blog
Cathy Dew	Blog	catpaint1
Gavin Barron	Blog	gavinbarron
Paul Olenick	Blog
Seung-Jin Kim	Blog	jincrom
Sezai Komur	Blog	sezai
Andres Felipe Rojas Parra	Blog	arojaspa
Jean Paul	Blog	jeanpaulmvp
Nabil Babaci	Blog	nabilbabaci
Trevor Seward	Blog	NaupliusTrevor
Symon Garfield	Blog	symon_garfield
Chris Givens	Blog	givenscj
Amardeep Singh	Blog	aulakhamardeep
Brandon Atkinson	Blog
Chris McNulty	Blog	cmcnulty2000
Christopher Clement	Blog	ClemChristopher
Chun Yi Pai	Blog
Colin Phillips	Blog	itgroove_colin
Corey Roth	Blog	coreyroth
David Sánchez Aguilar	Blog	davidsancheza
Dmitri Plotnikov	Blog	dmiplo
Edin Kapic	Blog	ekapic
Fabio Franzini	Blog	franzinifabio
Gokan Ozcifci	Blog	GokanOzcifci
Guillaume Meyer	Blog	guillaumemeyer
Jamie McAllister	Blog
Jason Warren	Blog	jaspnwarren
Keith Tuomi	Blog
Liang Han	Blog
Margriet Bruggeman	Blog	margrietvuur
Marius Constantinescu	Blog	c_marius
Masaki Nishioka	Blog
Nicki Borell	Blog	NickiBorell
Robert Voncina	Blog	R0b3r70SP
Thomas Vochten	Blog	ThomasVochten
Vijai Anand Ramalingam	Blog
Vlad Catrinescu	Blog
Alistair Pugin (Alistair Pugin)	Blog	alistairpugin
Anders Dissing	Blog	andersdissing
Adrián Diaz Cervera	Blog	AdrianDiaz81
Atsuo Yamasaki (?? ??)	Blog
Augusto Simoes (Augusto Simoes)	Blog	augustosimoes
Benjamin Niaulin	Blog	bniaulin
Benoît Jester	Blog	SPAsipe
Carlos Citrangulo	Blog	carlocitrangulo
Cheng Cheng (??)	Blog
Chuantao Duan	Blog
Dan Usher	Blog
Elczar Peralta Adame (Elczar Adame)	Blog
Eric Riz	Blog	rizinsights
Fabian G Williams	Blog	fabianwilliams
Fabrice Romelard (Fabrice Romelard)	Blog	fromelard
Fumio Mizobata (?? ???)	Blog
Gustavo Adolfo Velez Duque (Gustavo Velez)	Blog
Haaron Gonzalez (Haaron Gonzalez)	Blog	haarongonzalez
Hans Brender (Hans Brender)	Blog	HansBrender
Heber Lopes	Blog	heberolopes
Hemendra Agrawal (Hemendra Agrawal)	Blog
Hiroaki Oikawa (?? ??)	Blog	HiroakiOikawa
Hirofumi Ota	Blog	hrfmjp
Ivan Padabed (???? ???????)	Blog	sharepointby
Jake Dan Attis (J. Dan Attis)	Blog	jdattis
Jasper Oosterveld (Jasper Oosterveld)	Blog	SharePTJasper
Jennifer Ann Mason	Blog	jennifermason
JeongWoo Choi	Blog
John Liu (John Liu)	Blog	johnnliu
Joseph Tu (???)	Blog
Jovi Ku	Blog
Juan Carlos Gonzalez Martin (Juan Carlos González)	Blog	jcgm1978
Kevin Trelohan (Kevin TRELOHAN)	Blog	ktrelohan
Laura Derbes Rogers (Laura Rogers)	Blog	wonderlaura
Mahmoud CHALLOUF	Blog
Marat Bakirov (????? ???????)	Blog
Mark Stokes	Blog	MarkStokes
Matthias Einig	Blog	mattein
Melick Rajee Baranasooriya	Blog	MelickRajee
Miguel Tabera (Miguel Tabera)	Blog	migueltabera
Mikael Svenson (Mikael Svenson)	Blog
Patrick Lamber	Blog	patricklamber
Roger Haueter	Blog	techtask
Romeo Donca (Romeo Donca)	Blog	romeodonca
Sonja Madsen	Blog
Todd C Bleeker (Todd C Bleeker)	Blog	toddbleeker
Tom Resing	Blog	resing
Usama Wahab Khan (Usama Wahab Khan)	Blog	usamawahabkhan
Vielka Rojas	Blog	vkrojas
Vincent Biret	Blog	baywet
Wesley Hackett	Blog	weshackett
Yoshiaki Nishita (?? ??)	Blog
Patrick Yong	Blog
Jason Himmelstein	Blog	sharepointlhorn
John P White (John P White)	Blog	diverdown1964
Jussi Mori	Blog	JussiMori
Oksana Prostakova (?????? ??????????)	Blog	prostakova
Pierre Erol GIRAUDY (Erol GIRAUDY)	Blog	EROL_MVP
Juan Manuel (Manolo) Herrera (Juan Manuel Herrera Ocheita)	Blog
Bjoern H Rapp (Bjoern H Rapp)	Blog	bjoern_rapp
Daniel McPherson (Daniel McPherson)	Blog	danmc
Devendra Velegandla	Blog
Jamil Haddadin (Jamil Haddadin)	Blog	jamilhaddadin
Noorez Khamis (Rez)	Blog	nkhamis
Justin Liu (???)	Blog	FoxdaveJustin
Gavin Barron (Gavin Barron)	Blog	gavinbarron
Jason Kaczor (Jason Kaczor)	Blog	jjkaczor
Antonio Maio (Antonio Maio)	Blog
Guillaume Meyer (Guillaume Meyer)	Blog	guillaumemeyer
Jianyu Yang (???)	Blog
Nguyen Hoang Nhut (Nguyen Hoang Nhut)	Blog	nhutcmos
Alan Marshall	Blog
Albert-Jan Schot (Albert-Jan Schot)	Blog
Amit Vasu	Blog
Dinusha Kumarasiri	Blog
Doug Hemminger (Doug Hemminger)	Blog
Eric Alan Shupps (Eric Shupps)	Blog	eshupps
Inderjeet Singh Jaggi	Blog
Isha Kapoor	Blog
Jan Vanek	Blog
Jussi Roine	Blog	jussiroine
Marco Rizzi	Blog	marcorizzi
Rodrigo Romano (Rodrigo Romano)	Blog
Zhonglei Hou (???)	Blog
Shereen Qumsieh	Blog
Wonbae Kim	Blog
Wouter van Vugt (Wouter van Vugt)	Blog	mobile.twitter.comwoutervugt

 Microsoft Azure:

Name	Blog	Twitter
Alan Smith	Blog
Alexander Feschenko	Blog
Alexandre Brisebois	Blog	Brisebois
Andri Yadi	Blog	andri_yadi
Andy Cross	Blog
Anton Staykov	Blog	astaykov
Anton Vidishchev	Blog
Atsushi Fukui	Blog
Aymeric Weinbach	Blog	zecloud
Benjamin Soulier	Blog	bsoulier
Bill Wilder	Blog	codingoutloud
Bruno Kovacic (Bruno Kovacic)	Blog
Chris J.T. Auld	Blog
Christian Terboven	Blog
Ciprian Jichici	Blog
Daichi Isami	Blog
Daron Yondem	Blog	daronyondem
David Burela	Blog
David Pallmann	Blog
David Rendón	Blog
David Rodriguez	Blog	davidjrh
Demetrio U. Tabadero, Jr (June Tabadero)	Blog	jtabadero
Dennis Burton (Dennis Burton)	Blog	dburton
Edison Go Tan	Blog
Edward Bakker	Blog
Eric D Boyd	Blog
Fernando de Alcântara Correia	Blog
Florent Santin	Blog
Gaurav Mantri	Blog
Georgiy Mogelashvili	Blog	glamcoder
Guillaume Belmas	Blog
Guy Barrette (Guy Barrette)	Blog
Herve Roggero	Blog
Ho Kwang Kim (?? ?)	Blog
Honggen Li	Blog
Hongju Jung	Blog
Ibon Landa	Blog
Jan Hentschel	Blog	Horizon_Net
Jason Milgram	Blog	jmilgram
Jean-Luc Boucho	Blog	JeanLucBoucho
Jeong Hyun Nam	Blog
John Azariah	Blog	johnazariah
Junao Xue (???)	Blog
Kamaludeen Mohamed Faizal	Blog
Kazumi Hirose (?? ??)	Blog	kazumihirose
Keiji KAMEBUCHI	Blog	kosmosebi
Konstantinos Pantos	Blog	kpantos
Kuniteru Asami	Blog	kunyami
Lei Zhang	Blog
Lucas Almeida Romão	Blog	azureservicesbr
Maarten Balliauw	Blog	maartenballiauw
Magnus Martensson	Blog
Mahesh Krishnan	Blog	MaheshKrishnan
Marc van Eijk	Blog	_marcvaneijk
Marcondes Josino Alexandre (Marcondes Alexandre)	Blog
Mark Rendle	Blog	markrendle
Michael Corpuz	Blog
Michael Washam (Michael Washam)	Blog	mwashamtx
Michael Wood	Blog	mikewo
Michael S. Collier	Blog	michaelcollier
Michel Hubert	Blog	MichelHubert
Michele Leroux Bustamante	Blog	michelebusta
Mick Badran	Blog
Mickaël MOTTET	Blog	MCKLMT
Mihai Tataran	Blog
Mihail Alexandrov Mateev (?????? ??????????? ??????)	Blog
Mike Martin	Blog	techmike2kx
Ming Chung Chu	Blog
Neil Mackenzie	Blog	mknz
Niraj Bhatt	Blog	nirajrules
Nuno Filipe Godinho	Blog	NunoGodinho
Önder Deger	Blog	onderdeger
Patriek van Dorp	Blog	pvandorp
Quique Martínez Alén	Blog	quiqu3
Radu Vunvulea	Blog	RaduVunvulea
Rainer Stropek	Blog	rstropek
Richard Astbury	Blog	richorama
Richard Conway	Blog	ukwaug?
Rick G. Garibay	Blog	rickggaribay
Rob Blackwell	Blog
Roberto Brunetti	Blog
Roberto Freato	Blog
Robin Shahan	Blog
Rok Bermež	Blog	Rok_B
Rudy Setyo Purnomo	Blog	rudysetyo
Ryan Duclos	Blog	rduclos
Saori Ando	Blog
Sascha Dittmann	Blog	SaschaDittmann
Serena Yeoh	Blog
Sergejus Barinovas	Blog
Shaun Xu (???)	Blog
Simon J Cox	Blog
Sky Chang	Blog
Steve Spencer	Blog	sdspencer
Sunao Tomita	Blog	harutama
Takahito Yamatoya (?????)	Blog	AzureSQL
Tatsuaki Sakai	Blog	tatsuakisakai
Teemu Tapanila	Blog	TapanilaT
Tiberiu Covaci	Blog	tibor19
Tyler Doerksen	Blog	tyler_gd
Virgilio Esteves	Blog	twitter.vraposo.me
Vishal Narayan Saxena	Blog
Wade Wegner	Blog
Wilfried Woivré	Blog	wilfriedwoivre
Yaniv Rodenski (Yaniv Rodenski)	Blog
Youngjae Kim	Blog
Yukinori Kuroda (?? ??)	Blog	FANKSHPC
Yves Goeleven (Yves Goeleven)	Blog
Zia Khan	Blog
Zoiner Tejada	Blog
Vishwas Lele	Blog
Anton Boyko	Blog
Atsushi Fukui (???)	Blog	afukui
Brent Samodien (Brent Samodien)	Blog
Dino Wang (???)	Blog
Erick Kurniawan	Blog
Julien Stroheker	Blog	Ju_Stroh
Lukasz Kaluzny	Blog	kaluzaaa
Masaki Yamamoto (?? ??)	Blog
Ming Chung Chu (??)	Blog
Rik Hepworth	Blog	rikhepworth
Roland Krummenacher	Blog
Sebastiano Galazzo	Blog
Shiju Varghese	Blog	shijucv
Tingli Lv (???)	Blog

Office 365

Name	Blog	Twitter
Alberto Pascual (Alberto Pascual)	Blog	guruxp
Alexandru Dionisie	Blog	AlexDionisie
Alvaro dos Santos Rezende	Blog
Amin Tavakoli	Blog	amintvk
Arnaud	Blog	alcabeza
Ayman Mohammed El-Hattab	Blog	aymanelhattab
Ben Curry	Blog
Benoit HAMET	Blog	benoit_hamet
Brendon Ford	Blog	stewartisland
Brett Hill	Blog	bretthill
Brian Nøhr	Blog	Bsnohr
Dan Holme	Blog	danholme
Danny Burlage	Blog
Darrell C Webster (Darrell Webster)	Blog
Diogo Dias Heringer	Blog
Dragan Panjkov	Blog	panjkov
Eunjoo Lee (Eunjoo Lee)	Blog
Fernando Andreazi	Blog	fandreazi
Genki Watanabe	Blog
Gilles Pommier	Blog
Goran Husman	Blog
HeeJin Lee (Hee Jin Lee)	Blog
Igor Pavlekovic	Blog	igorpnet
Jeremy Dahl	Blog
Jesper Ståhle	Blog	JesperStahle
Jethro Seghers	Blog	jseghers
JinHwan Woo	Blog
Jorge Castañeda Cano	Blog	xorxe
Kazuhiko Nakamura (?? ??)	Blog
Kelsey Epps	Blog	kelseyepps
Kerstin Rachfahl	Blog	himmlischeit
Laurent Miltgen-Delinchamp	Blog
Loryan Strant	Blog	thecloudmouth
Malin Dandenell	Blog
Mario Cortes Flores	Blog
Markus Widl	Blog	markuswidl
Martina Grom	Blog	magrom
Masayuki Mokudai (????)	Blog	Office365Room
Mauricio Cassemiro	Blog
Michael Kirst-Neshva	Blog	ankbs
Myles Jeffery	Blog
Naoki Osada	Blog
Nitin Sadashiv Paranjape	Blog
Nuno Árias Silva (Nuno Árias Silva)	Blog	NunoAriasSilva
Paul Woods	Blog	paulwoods
Poo Ching Loong	Blog
Raphael Köllner	Blog	ra_koellner
Rene Dominik Modery	Blog	modery
Robert D. Crane	Blog
Sara Barbosa	Blog	Sarabarbosa
Sean McNeill	Blog	s_mcneill
Seiji Noro (?? ??)	Blog
Steve Noel	Blog	CloudItca
Tomislav Bronzin (Tomislav Bronzin)	Blog	tbronzin
Vincent Choy	Blog
Yoni Kirsh	Blog
Yoshihide Sakamoto	Blog
Zeljka Knezovic	Blog	zeljkak
Zoltan Zombory (Zombory Zoltán)	Blog	zomby_z
Peter van Hees	Blog	mrpetrovic
Alex Pearce	Blog
Chris Goosen	Blog
Christian Buckley	Blog	buckleyplanet
David Petree	Blog	dmixx
Jasper Oosterveld (Jasper Oosterveld)	Blog	SharePTJasper
Jian Chen (??)	Blog	loveunicom
Liang Tang (??)	Blog
Naohiko Maeda (?? ??)	Blog	naohikomaeda
Naomi Moneypenny	Blog	nmoneypenny
Rie Okuda (?? ??)	Blog
Robert Dick (Robert Dick)	Blog
Sébastien Levert	Blog	sebastienlevert
WenXing Liao	Blog
Yoan Topenot	Blog	YoanTopenot