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 Seasons Greetings and All the Best for 2009 The surroundings look familiar, and perhaps I do as well. Yes, I edited Canadian Electronics and its predecessor, Electronics Times, before becoming editor of CE's sister publication, Design Product News. As an electronics engineering technologist who
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