33780: The Digital Stone Age

Nickolaus Pacione operating under the notes and findings of Industry Mate, Paul Gifford, and a freelance boss, Victor Ostrovsky in Scottsdale, Arizona, about the outbreaks. Pacione reading the news stories and gathering the photos around Largo, Saint Petersburg, and Pinellas Park from the exchanges on Alignable decided it was his turn to create a report about the Coronavirus Outbreak, the thing that had Pacione saying, "Wait a minute Saint Petersburg, Florida, before you vow to keep things local you're doing this at the expense of those who had called my area home for 17 years. Trying to get me to forsake being published for one, trivialize everything I've done. You have a lot of nerve. The writers out here are more non-industry and those who operate within this sector well it's a question if they're advocates for The Digital Stone Age?"

This didn't sit well with a number of the nonprofits in the area as tapped The Weekly Challenger the newspaper that's been in the area since 1968 and got them in touch with Gordon Watts his counterpart at The Ledger. Pacione came back after a five-year hiatus first time as his own name in years and taught a 3M associate how to be a publisher hosting his thesis. This piece clocks in at 9,000 plus so he said to Walmart being they help Kobo, "No matter what these locals do out here, I will be giving you a hand as well as CVS and Walgreens. I did business with both companies respectively I was in my teens and twenties. Just ask me what you need on Kobo."

Pacione experienced the wrath of Gulfport himself when they went Sundown Town on him. The names in the narrative of everyone involved had been changed including the businesses that gave him the momentum to write the report. Pacione tried to keep his hallmarks scaled back, lampshade hanging but felt the strong language is back in order. The businesses that had given him flack for working with Rix and trivialized his bosses that he was with for almost five years so this is a brand new work entirely in 2020 written by him for D2D to help speak up for his distributors in the pressure that the local businesses are threatening with them, Pacione is going, "Wait if you want them out of the picture you would also hurt freelancers in the process because without Walmart I wouldn't be back on the grid. Pacione showing a Walmart Associate and manager his alumni over the years being on Kobo too, Lawrence Dagstine featured via competing ebook publisher, Pacione with D2D and developing the ePub3 specifications that are needed to operate on par to when he was published in print within his twenties. This report marks his near five-year anniversary with D2D and being in more active when he remembered his passkeys. The presentation is taken from his Samsung Galaxy J2 provided by Metro PCS, a T-Mobile company. His classmate, as of this bio has her project on a Ratuken sister company. Pacione's cousin is a publisher too.

Pacione came with the PDF method that required special technology to publish, and if Florida was so willing to restrict him to just using Microsoft Word in any form. Those advocating the use of this would be known they would have put him out of commission because LibreOffice 6.3 then later LibreOffice 7.2 was how he worked to create ePub3 needed to operate on Kobo occasionally one of Kobo's graphic designers. Open Office was the program he became one of the advocates for this as Open Office on LinkedIn told their users to get LibreOffice. He was one of LibreOffice's beta testers when they were new. He had been both formally and informally trained within the field he worked within; the certified graphic designer came when he was just 17 years old.

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