OT: One of our regulars makes the "Word of the Day"

There's one definition missing: "one of the regulars on PLCs.net, the finest website in the world regarding PLCs in particular and automation in general".

OT, but very well received here in Lisbon during my holiday.

PS If one of these days in the neighborhood of Lisbon, you see someone walking wearing a PLCs.net T-shirt, don't hesitate but say hello. I'm more than willing to drink a glass with one of the fellow regulars here.

Kind regards,

But which one is the best fit?
leitmotif 1
or
leitmotif 2

Alaric said:

But which one is the best fit?
leitmotif 1 or leitmotif 2

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I only have LEITMOTIF painted on the stern.

When I chose the boat name the definition was
"a dominant and recurring theme especially in Wagnerian music".

Started sailing and going to UW in 1981 to get master degree.
Promised myself I would get sailboat within one year of graduation.

Finished thesis in 89 got boat in 90.

Dan Bentler

Very nice! Both word of the day, and the sailing/degree.

leitmotif said:

I only have LEITMOTIF painted on the stern.

When I chose the boat name the definition was
"a dominant and recurring theme especially in Wagnerian music".

Started sailing and going to UW in 1981 to get master degree.
Promised myself I would get sailboat within one year of graduation.

Finished thesis in 89 got boat in 90.

Dan Bentler

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