New Knight of NI! Bob Schor

[JÞB]

Some men are born to greatness, some achieve greatness and others have greatness thrust upon them.

W. Shakespeare,  The Twelfth Knight

Well done sir!

[GerdW]

Hi Bob,

congratulations to you!

(I'm a little late I guess, but I don't visit the Breakpoint so often…)

[LV_Pro]

Ditto the comment by GerdW before, a little late, but Congratulations! Thank you for your many, many contributions to this community!

[Ray.R]

Bob!!

Congratulations and welcome to the Round Table.  Keep the shrubberies alive and don't slow down like some of us. 

It's always great to read your posts and many thanks for you much appreciated contributions to the forum.

3 cheers for Bob!

Ni...knee...neeh...

[Mathan]

Congrats Bob Schor! Keep up your good work.

Mathan

[jkodosky]

Great work, Bob!  Congratulations!

--Jeff

[Ray.R]

Congratulations Bob!

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@tst wrote:

Nice...

Next task - overtake RayR and myself. We're pretty slow moving these days, so it shouldn't be too hard... 😉

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I agree with Yair...  You'll pass us in the blink of an eye...  Life's been crazy busy non-stop for the past few years.  Glad that you are carrying the torch and became a kNIght. 

3 cheers! 

RayR

[Bob_Schor]

Ray (and tst),

     I'm not looking at this as a "contest".  I'm trying to "nudge" LabVIEW dabblers (where do they come from?) into spending a little more effort and getting enthusiastic about the LabVIEW Programming Paradigm, where a well-designed Picture is definitely worth 1000 lines of (even the best) text-based code, where parallel processing "comes for free", and where Time isn't the "enemy", but a trusted partner in getting your Acquisition and Control routines working in the "Real World".

Bob Schor

[aeastet]

Congrats Bob.

Dosen't the rookie have to buy doughnuts?

[JÞB]

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@aeastet wrote:

Congrats Bob.

Dosen't the rookie have to buy doughnuts?

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