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As an added bonus, the first 75 attendees will receive the most chic NIWeek fashion-wear available: A "LAVA Member" conference ribbon! Stand out in a crowd and show your true colors as a member of the World's Largest Independant LabVIEW Community with this awesome ribbon!

Last Year, Brian Powell was the lucky recipient of Bolder Software's Door Prize. He won the fabulous Kaossilator. Congratulations Brian! In keeping with tradition, we like to appeal to one's creativity as well as their technical prowess. Bolder Software is donating this totally analog door prize, a set of three small yet powerful lenses: the Fisheye, Telephoto, and Macro/Wide Angle Cell Phone Lenses from Photojojo. These finely constructed lenses transform your standard phone photos into wide, up-close, super zoomed and wonderfully warped wonders. Good Luck to all. We are looking forward to another great event at Scholz' and some great BBQ!

The current implementation is very slow, so I checked if I can do it any faster and well I can :-) al lot also. This is my revised version. Differences: # elements, current array filter, mine implementation array filter 10000 - 30 ms - 0 ms 100000 - 2154 ms - 5 ms 1000000 - after 7 minuts it was still running - 56 ms The code: wgtk_filterArray.vi The only difference is that I do not remove duplicates from the "items to filter". Further in this implementation the "filtered items indices" are returned sorted. Also the code could (theoratically) be even faster by first sorting the "items to filter" and then use a binary search instead of the labview linear search. -edit- small improvement, the second loop iterator for indexing the "filtered items indices" array wasn't necessary. Because it can be calculated by substracting the loop iterator by the iterator for the other array. wgtk_filterArray.vi

I forgot, I have a better computer.

So I finally figured out how to signup for NI Week sessions. It's not exactly straight forward so here is what I did to get connected 1: Go to http://portal.niw2012.alliancetech.com/ and register. 2: they will ask you for your confirmation number. It is not the one I thought it was NW##-##### Didn't work So I had to request that they emal it to me. It ended up being a 5 digit number that I had never seen before. After using the new number I was able to log in and build my profile and schedule. Looking forward to NI week See you there Mark

JKI is pleased to add to the high geek factor pile: we're donating this shiny new Google Nexus 7 Tablet. Pssst... we're hiring. If you love LabVIEW and you're a CLD/CLA (or on your way there), you should definitely visit Booth #630. If you do it before the BBQ, I might even let you hold the box the Nexus 7 is in .