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Happy Holidays from The Automation Blog!

December 23, 2016

With the holidays upon us, I wanted to take this moment to wish all of you a very Happy Holiday!

I had hoped to have a few new articles and videos posted this week, as well as additional lessons for the courses over at TheAutomationSchool.com, but then life happened.

Between cars breaking down, frozen pipes needing to be thawed, snow needing to be cleared, misbehaving automation equipment needing to be fixed, and all those little things that come up as the holidays approach, to say this week didn't go as planned would be an understatement!

That said, I also plan to take much of next week off to visit with family, unwind, and take care of some personal things I've been putting off since starting the blog back in 2013.

So if I'm not back before the start of the new year, let me take this moment to wish you a very Merry Christmas, Happy Hanuka, and Happy Kwanzaa!

Until next time, Peace ✌️

Shawn M Tierney
Technology Enthusiast & Content Creator

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Shawn Tierney

Shawn is a lifelong Technology Enthusiast who as a pre-teen in the early 80's discovered his passion for programing on the newly released Apple II and VIC-20 computers. After earning a degree in Electronics, Shawn worked as a Certified Automation Specialist for 25 years before leaving to focus full time on teaching online PLC, HMI, and SCADA courses at The Automation School, as well as publishing industrial automation news, interviews, and how-to articles & videos at The Automation Blog.