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Ethical AI, workforce upskilling, digital inclusivity take center stage at DMAP’s DigiCon 2024

Manila, Philippines — The Digital Marketing Association of the Philippines (DMAP), the leading organization known for its excellence and innovation in digital marketing, has successfully hosted the ninth edition of the Digital Congress (DigiCon), with the theme, “REVOLUTION,” on October 15 to 16, 2024, in Newport City, Metro Manila. The two-day event gathered over 2,500 participants, including…

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DMAP Unveiled: Accelerating Your Path to Effective Database Migration

In the quickly advancing digital landscape, the requirement for efficient and seamless database migration has ended up basic for businesses seeking to remain competitive. This blog will delve into the complexities of DMAP, explore its stages of migration, and highlight how it addresses the challenges faced during database migration. The Stages of Migration in DMAP

DMAP’s structured approach to database migration involves several key stages, each designed to ensure a smooth transition from the source environment to the target environment. 1. Assessment and Planning

This is a crucial step that involves understanding the existing database architecture, identifying the data to be migrated, and evaluating the target environment. During this phase, organizations need to assess the complexity of the migration, determine potential risks, and develop a comprehensive migration strategy.

Key activities during this stage include:

Database Assessment: Understanding the current database structure, data volume, and performance requirements.

Environment Analysis: Evaluating the target environment’s compatibility and performance capabilities.

Risk Identification: Identifying potential risks and challenges that may arise during the migration process.

Migration Strategy Development: Making a detailed migration arrangement that traces the steps, timelines, and assets required.

2. Data Preparation

Once the planning is complete, the next stage is data preparation. This involves cleaning, transforming, and preparing the data for migration. Data preparation is critical to ensure that the data is in a suitable format for the target environment and that any unnecessary or obsolete data is removed.

Key activities during this stage include:

Data Cleansing: Identifying and removing duplicate, obsolete, or irrelevant data.

Data Transformation: Converting data into a format compatible with the target environment.

Data Validation: Ensuring that the data is accurate, complete, and ready for migration.

3. Migration Execution

The migration execution stage is where the actual data transfer takes place. This stage involves moving the data from the source environment to the target environment using automated tools and processes. DMAP typically employs advanced data replication and synchronization techniques to ensure that the migration is seamless and that data consistency is maintained throughout the process.

Key activities during this stage include:

Data Transfer: Moving data from the source to the target environment using automated migration tools.

Data Synchronization: Ensuring that the data remains consistent and up-to-date in both environments during the migration.

Performance Monitoring: Continuously monitoring the migration process to identify and address any performance issues.

4. Testing and Validation

After the data has been migrated, the next stage is testing and validation. This is a critical phase where the migrated data and systems are thoroughly tested to ensure they function correctly in the new environment. Testing helps identify any issues that may have arisen during the migration and ensures that the data is accurate and accessible.

Key activities during this stage include:

Functional Testing: Verifying that the database functions as expected in the new environment.

Performance Testing: Assessing the performance of the migrated database to ensure it meets the required standards.

Data Validation: Ensuring that the migrated data is accurate, complete, and consistent.

5. Optimization and Go-Live

The final stage of DMAP is optimization and go-live. Once the testing and validation are complete, the database is optimized to enhance its performance in the new environment. This may involve fine-tuning database configurations, optimizing queries, and ensuring that the database is fully integrated with other systems.

Key activities during this stage include:

Performance Tuning: Optimizing database performance by adjusting configurations and queries.

System Integration: Ensuring that the database is fully integrated with other systems and applications in the new environment.

Go-Live: Moving the database into production and making it accessible to users.

6. Post-Migration Monitoring and Support

Even after the migration is complete, ongoing monitoring and support are essential to ensure the long-term success of the migration. This involves continuously monitoring the database for any issues, providing support to users, and making any necessary adjustments to maintain optimal performance.

Key activities during this stage include:

User Support: Providing support to users to address any issues or concerns that arise post-migration.

Continuous Improvement: Making ongoing adjustments and improvements to optimize database performance.

The Solution for Risk-Free, Efficient Database Migration Database migration is a critical process that enables organizations to transition their data from outdated or less efficient systems to modern, scalable environments, often involving a shift to cloud-based platforms. This migration is essential for leveraging new technologies, improving system performance, and enhancing data accessibility and security. The Database Migration Acceleration Platform (DMAP) addresses these challenges by offering a structured, automated approach that ensures a seamless transition. Streamline Your Data Transition: The Power of DMAP in Migration Management

In an increasingly digital world, the Database Migration Acceleration Platform (DMAP) stands out as a crucial tool for organizations seeking efficient and secure database migrations. By providing a structured approach that covers every stage of the migration process—from assessment and preparation to execution and optimization—DMAP minimizes risks and accelerates the transition. Thanks For Reading

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truly still surprised the cyclops eye even like. works. that thing really is a miracle.

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focusing my efforts on pmore and hayley atm for shinies but heres the fob collection so far. i just won immortals IF U CARE

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WHAT HAPPEN WHY IS DMAP FLOOD IGN MY DASH??????? THOGU THE U GAVE UP FOREVE AGO WHEN I WAS LIKE IN REHAB

IN LIKE JACK’S LATEST STREAM HIM AND TOMMY WENT TO THE DREAM SMP

Go to 2:15:00 IN HIS LATEST VOD OMGGG

I WAS IN THE MIDDLE OF CHEM HW

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Prefeito de Caxias autoriza início de obras em três localidades atingidas pelo desastre climático de 2024

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Prefeito de Caxias autoriza início de obras em três localidades atingidas pelo desastre climático de 2024

O prefeito Adiló Didomenico assinou, na manhã desta quinta-feira (17), três ordens de início de obras de drenagem e manutenção em localidades de Caxias do Sul afetadas pelo desastre climático de 2024. As áreas beneficiadas são os bairros Mariani, Salgado Filho e a região de Galópolis. O investimento é de quase R$ 1 milhão.

As duas obras de drenagem foram cadastradas pelo Departamento de Manejo de Águas Pluviais (Dmap), da Secretaria de Obras (Smo), no Sistema Integrado de Informações de Desastres (S2iD) e contam com R$ 319,9 mil de recursos da Defesa Civil Nacional e R$ 214 mil da prefeitura. Já as manutenções em Galópolis contam com contribuição financeira da Agência Eslovaca de Cooperação Internacional para o Desenvolvimento (Saidc) com a doação de 50 mil euros (aproximadamente R$ 316 mil) e R$ 91 mil também do município.

— Eu me coloco no lugar dessas pessoas que sofreram com os alagamentos. Ninguém quer passar o que eles passaram. Quero que elas possam voltar a dormir em paz quando tiver uma chuva forte. Por isso fico muito feliz em colocar em prática essas ações para resolver os problemas — comenta Adiló.

Conforme o secretário municipal de Obras, Lucas Suzin, são aguardados mais recursos estaduais e federais para realizar as demais obras de reconstrução. 

— Enfrentamos muitas dificuldades com o último desastre climático, ainda aguardamos recursos de obras que foram cadastradas em programas dos governos estadual e federal, mas muita coisa estamos fazendo com recursos próprios do município — destaca Suzin. 

Obra de drenagem na Rua Rachel Caliari Graziotin, bairro Mariani

No bairro Mariani, a obra de drenagem ocorre na Rua Rachel Caliari Graziotin, entre as ruas Verginia Botini Reuse e Deputado Ulysses Guimarães. No local, será feita a reconstituição do bueiro, com prolongamento de 10 metros de galeria, e reconstituição do talude que sustenta a rua, além da reconstrução do passeio público. A obra será executada pela empresa Top Serviços.

O investimento é de aproximadamente R$ 180 mil e o prazo de execução é de 30 dias. Parte do recurso é proveniente do caixa do município (R$ 55,7 mil) e parte é da Defesa Civil Nacional (R$ 123,3 mil) por meio do Sistema Integrado de Informações de Desastres (S2iD).

Obra de drenagem na Rua Ernesto Pizzamiglio, no Salgado Filho

Já no bairro Salgado Filho, se trata da construção de uma nova rede para desviar o fluxo da água que hoje vai para o interior dos lotes, evitando alagamentos. A nova rede terá 275 metros de extensão, iniciando na Rua Ernesto Pizzamiglio, passando pela Carlos Augusto Barbosa e Travessão Santa Teresa, até a Rua Fredolino Valentin Zardin, no Salgado Filho. A obra também será executada pela empresa Top Serviços.

O investimento é de R$ 355 mil e o prazo de execução é de 60 dias. Parte do recurso é proveniente do caixa do município (R$ 158,4 mil) e parte é da Defesa Civil Nacional (R$ 196,6 mil) por meio do Sistema Integrado de Informações de Desastres (S2iD).

Manutenções de três pontilhões em Galópolis

Em Galópolis serão executadas manutenções de três pontilhões na Rua João Mincato. A empresa responsável é a Caxias Pavimentações e Construções. Serão executados serviços para restabelecer as condições estruturais dos pontilhões, além de melhorias nas bases de sustentação e construção de gabiões (estruturas metálicas flexíveis preenchidas com pedras) para fazer o revestimento das margens do curso d’água do arroio.

O investimento é de R$ 407 mil e o prazo de entrega é de 90 dias. A obra tem contribuição financeira da Agência Eslovaca de Cooperação Internacional para o Desenvolvimento (Saidc), com a doação de 50 mil euros (aproximadamente R$ 316 mil) para a execução de atividades relacionadas ao auxílio à reconstrução da infraestrutura de Caxias do Sul após o evento climático. O restante do valor, cerca de R$ 91 mil, é do caixa da prefeitura.

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HOW COME

- There is one DMAP

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Summary

🌐 Introduction to Dark Mail:

Ladar Levison and Stephen Watt discuss the complexities of creating a secure email system resistant to mass surveillance and advanced persistent threats.

Originally conceptualized as "Dark Mail," the system evolved into "DIME" (Dark Internet Mail Environment) to meet additional security requirements.

🔍 Key Concepts of DIME:

Protocols and Formats:

DIME uses two main protocols: Dark Mail Transfer Protocol (DMTP) for domain message transfer and Dark Mail Access Protocol (DMAP) for authenticated access.

Introduces Signets, a hybrid of encryption keys and metadata, for secure communication.

Metadata Minimization:

Reduces the leakage of metadata, ensuring only minimal information like domain and recipient is visible even to service providers.

Onion Routing for Metadata:

Inspired by Tor, metadata is layered like an onion to obscure sender and recipient details from unauthorized access.

🛠️ Challenges in Implementation:

DNS Vulnerabilities: Highlights DNS weaknesses like hijacking and proposes a "chain of custody" model to validate encryption keys.

Usability vs. Security: Strives to balance user-friendliness with robust security, automating encryption and ensuring persistent access across devices.

🚀 Future Goals:

Expand DIME's functionality to include peer-to-peer encryption and integration with platforms like Tor for direct communication.

Engage more developers to accelerate implementation and enhance the system's resilience.

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[JURY INTERVIEW] Insights for the Next Generation

We had the privilege of speaking with Raymund Sison, the Founder and Chairman of Lennon Group and the VP (Vice President) for External Affairs at DMAP!

As one of the judges for this year's Young Stars MAD Competition (YOUNG STARS), the marketing and advertising competition for university students that aims to discover and nurture talented young creatives — Raymund brought a wealth of experience and a passion for creativity that left a lasting impression on participants.

“Great advertising hits the heart so deeply you have no choice but to laugh or cry or get angry or feel good or make that change. It captures the core of our humanity and connects with us so meaningfully that it becomes part of the conversation and leaves a mark on culture.”

With an 18-year career spanning global network agencies like DDB, Grey, BBDO, and Publicis, as well as independent agencies like Propel Manila, Raymund has consistently pushed the boundaries of the advertising industry. Today, he leads Lennon Group, a social impact agency that harnesses creativity to make a positive difference at the intersection of humanity, creativity, and technology.

Raymund was named APAC’s 40 Under 40 2023 for his innovative creative leadership. He was nominated for Campaign Southeast Asia Creative Leader of the Year 2023 for transforming a young digital indie into one of the country’s most awarded agencies, through creativity, culture, and innovation, outshining the world’s best digital agencies as Global Digital Indie of the Year by Campaign Magazine.

Beyond his professional achievements, Raymund is dedicated to mentoring and empowering the next generation of creatives. He also serves as Board of Trustee and VP for External Affairs at the Digital Marketing Association of the Philippines and Chairperson for DMAP Digital Young Creators. In this role, he oversees the DMAP Digital Young Creators Competition, which selects the Philippines' representative for the New Stars MAD Competition.

At this year’s MAD STARS, Raymund extended his judging expertise beyond YOUNG STARS to include the MAD STARS’ Final judging. He evaluated finalists in the Interactive Stars, Mobile Stars, Data Insights Stars, Social & Influencer Stars, Integrated Stars, and Innovation Stars.

As a passionate advocate for nurturing emerging talent, Raymund shares what he believes are the essential qualities for young creators and the key traits that mentors should embody.

Here, he reflects on his experiences as a Young Stars judge and offers invaluable insights into aspiring creatives!

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Q. What qualities & skills do Young Stars need within them to thrive? 

A. It's important for any young creative to understand the sweet spot of great ideas - the intersection of humanity, creativity and technology. To understand that our humanity is the best we can bring to any table because it allows us to understand fellow humans better and deeper. To see for themselves the magic of creativity to engage, to persuade, to inspire, and ultimately to move people, businesses, and communities. And to use the power of technology to enable the best of human minds and to exponentially multiply the best of human talents. 

And to get there, you need to practise curiosity, openness, and experimentation. To be curious about people, about new perspectives, about new ideas. So that you understand things more deeply. To be open to absolutely anything. Openness leads to creativity. Openness lets you see all the possibilities and lets you discover the greatest ones. And to experiment. Experiment new platforms, new technologies, new ways of doing things. Until you get to the best ways.

 Q. What do their mentors need, or need to remember, to support this? 

A. Mentors need to create a system that supports curiosity, openness, and experimentation. A support system that rewards openness and does not penalise failure. A system that glorifies trying out something new and doesn't vilify being stupid or being wrong. A system that cares about the work, and about each other.

But more importantly, it's important for mentors to show young talents that they can do it. That they too can do it. That they can be great too.

Q. What did you notice most in the YOUNG STARS’ work? What were its strengths? What were its shortcomings? What was it about the work that won, that awarded it the highest awards?

A. I enjoyed looking at the works from Young Stars this year. There were a lot of great ideas - some more polished than the others, but most were coming from a solid compelling perspective.

What was common across all was the impressive identification of important real-world problems. The YOUNG STARS were mostly spot-on in choosing what problem to solve. And to me, identifying the right problem does half the job.

<What a Withering World> * Young Stars MAD Competition 2024 Gold winner Team name: KS ┃ University: Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts ┃ Name: Chang Kai-Ju & Chang Kai-Chu

But the work that truly stood out identified the right problem, and more importantly found a creative solution that was compelling and convincing, an idea that was easy to understand and easy to rally behind, executed seamlessly across channels, and big enough to make a real difference.

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Raymund Sison highlights the power of curiosity, creativity, and mentorship in guiding a new generation of young creatives to push boundaries and make a meaningful impact.

The Young Stars MAD Competition will return next summer at MAD STARS — a fiercely competitive event for college students worldwide who are shaping the future. Stay tuned for more exciting updates!🙏🏻

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Revolutionizing banking: UnionBank leads the charge in AI-driven Customer Experience at DigiCon 2024

UnionBank, a leader and pioneer in digital banking, shared its expertise on transforming customer experience with AI and innovation at the 9th annual Digital Congress (DigiCon) held last October 2024 at the Newport Performing Arts Theatre in Metro Manila. Organized by the Digital Marketing Association of the Philippines (DMAP), this year’s DigiCon, with the theme “REVOLUTION”, brought together…

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DMAP launches first-ever program certifications at DigiCon 2024 to upskill, future-proof digital professionals

07 October 2024 Manila, Philippines —  The Digital Marketing Association of the Philippines (DMAP), the country’s center of excellence and innovation in digital marketing, has announced its strategic partnership with the Certified Digital Marketer (CDM) designed to offer program certifications to over 2,000 expected attendees at the Digital Congress (DigiCon) 2024 on October 15-16, 2024, in…

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Unlocking the Potential of DMAP for Streamlined Database Migration

Data is the soul of any organization. As businesses progress, so do their data needs, requiring the migration of databases to more efficient, scalable, and secure environments. This is often when the Database Migration Acceleration Platform (DMAP) comes into play. DMAP is designed to streamline and expedite the complex process of database migration. This blog will dive into why DMAP is essential for organizations and the challenges they face in database migration. Driving Factors Behind Database Migration for Organizational Change Database migration is the method of exchanging information from one database to another. This can involve moving data from on-premises to the cloud, from one cloud provider to another, or upgrading to a newer database version. The primary reasons organizations undertake database migration include:

Technological Advancement: Modern databases offer better performance, enhanced security features, and greater scalability.

Cost Efficiency: Cloud-based databases can significantly reduce infrastructure and maintenance costs.

Regulatory Compliance: New regulations may require organizations to update their databases to meet compliance standards.

Business Growth: As businesses expand, their data requirements grow, necessitating a more robust database solution

Challenges Faced by Organizations in DMAP- Database Migration Acceleration PlatformComplexity of Data Migration

Despite the automation and tools provided by DMAP, the migration process remains inherently complex. The complexity arises from the need to move vast amounts of data across different database environments, each with unique structures and schemas. This complexity increases with the size of the database and the specific requirements of the migration project. Data Integrity and Consistency

Data must be accurately extracted, transformed, and loaded into the new database without any loss or corruption. Even with automated tools, there is a risk of data discrepancies, which can have serious implications for business operations and decision-making.

Compatibility and Integration Issues

Different database systems often have varying structures, data types, and schemas. Ensuring compatibility between the source and target databases is essential but challenging. DMAP must handle these differences seamlessly, which can be difficult when dealing with complex data relationships and dependencies.

Resource and Skill Constraints

Implementing and managing a DMAP requires skilled personnel with expertise in database administration, migration tools, and the specific databases involved. Many organizations face resource constraints, making it challenging to allocate the necessary manpower and expertise for a successful migration. Training and upskilling staff to use DMAP effectively also add to the resource burden.

Customization and Scalability

Every organization has one-of-a-kind information needs and relocation necessities. Customizing DMAP to fit these particular needs can be challenging. Moreover, as organizations grow, their information needs evolve. Ensuring that DMAP can scale to accommodate increasing information volumes and complexity is critical but can pose critical challenges. Leveraging DMAP and Newt Global for Optimal Results While the Database Migration Acceleration Platform (DMAP) offers powerful tools and automation to facilitate database migration, organizations must navigate several challenges to achieve a successful migration. Ensuring data integrity, managing downtime, addressing compatibility issues, maintaining security, and allocating skilled resources are all critical factors that require meticulous planning and execution. Newt Global brings extensive experience and expertise in handling various migration scenarios, including on-premises to cloud, inter-cloud, and database upgrades. Their comprehensive approach ensures that each migration is tailored to the specific needs of the organization, addressing potential risks and minimizing downtime. By leveraging Newt Global's proven methodologies and robust tools, businesses can achieve a smoother migration process, maintaining data integrity and security throughout. In an era where data is a critical asset, partnering with Newt Global for DMAP implementation is a smart move to ensure your organization remains competitive and resilient in the face of evolving technological demands. Incorporating Newt Global’s services into your migration strategy can significantly enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and support business growth. By addressing the complexities of database migration with a trusted partner like Newt Global, organizations can confidently navigate their migration journey, achieving a successful transition that meets their technological and business objectives. Investing in DMAP with Newt Global is not just a strategic decision but a necessary step toward future-proofing your data infrastructure.

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100-18-5 Direct synthesis of carbon-templating mesoporous ZSM-5 using microwave heating

Carbon-templated mesoporous ZSM-5 zeolites were synthesized directly avoiding a drying process. Carbon nanoparticles were simply mixed into synthesis precursor of ZSM-5 and hydrothermally treated by microwave irradiation. The amount of mesopores formed inside the ZSM-5 single crystals was controllable by adjusting the amount of carbon used. For comparison, mesoporous ZSM-5 zeolites have also been synthesized under hydrothermal conditions. The influence of microwave irradiation on mesoporous ZSM-5 materials was thoroughly investigated by using nitrogen adsorption/desorption studies and ²⁷Al MAS NMR. The nature of acid sites both in the micropores (internal) and on the surface of mesopores (external) was investigated by in situ FTIR spectroscopy using pyridine (Py) and 2′,6′-di-tert-butylpyridine (DTBPy) as a probe molecules. Mesoporous ZSM-5 prepared by microwave synthesis showed higher catalytic activity in the bulky molecular reaction of 2′,4′- dimethoxyacetophenone (2′,4′-DMAP) with 4-methoxybenzaldehyde as a model reaction in comparison with the results obtained over hydrothermally prepared ZSM-5. The further catalytic behavior has been studied in condensation reaction and cracking of substituted benzene.

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I got another request I can't reply to publicly because I don't wanna publish the reference images (since I am sure they are copy-written) but stuff like tentacle beards and claw hands cannot be achieved by presets either, sadly :(

I've had tentacle beards in the works in the past, but I'm just not a good enough mesh maker to get them to work right. Maybe some day!

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Transcription under cut:

First image:

Masters of the Guild of Assassins

Sir Gyles de Munforte (Founder)

Dr Gulliaume de Chacal (First Head Master)

Dr. Follett (in Night Watch)

Zlorf Flannelfoot (in The Colour of Magic)

Dr. Cruces (until the events of Men at Arms)

Lord Downey (in various books since Men at Arms)

Members of the Guild of Assassins

Important Assassins who have been mentioned in the Discworld books include:

Lord Havelock Vetinari Holding the Title 'Provost of Assassins' and the following degrees: DMAP, DM, DGS, MA, MPE, MASc, MIDD, BScI & DiPE (appears in various books) .

Pteppicymon XXVIII (in Pyramids)

Second image:

Degrees

The following degrees are awarded by the Guild and associate guilds:

MA Master Assassins

MPE Master of Political Expediency

BScl Bachelor of the Science of Inhumation

DiHI Diploma of Homicidal Insanity

DL Doctor of Languages

MIDD Member of the Institute of Dance & Deportment

DiPE Diploma in Phvsical Education

MASc Master of Alchemical Science

DMAP Doctor of Medicine & Applied Pathology

BW Bachelor of Wig-making

DM Doctor of Music

MS Master of Sums

DGS Doctor of God Studies

SSSHS Spiteful Sisters of Seven-Handed Sek

MGAU Member of the Guild of Accountants and Usurers

MGB Member of the Guild of Butlers

FGC Fellow of the Guild of Chefs

End transcription.

(The degrees MA, MPE, BScI, MIDD, DiPE, MASc, DMAP, DM, and DGS are all highlighted in yellow, to represent the fact that they were studied by Vetinari as noted above. The degree DL is highlighted in blue, to represent the fact that while it was studied by Vetinari, it was not listed in the above paragraph.)

Holy fuck sir how much grad school did you do

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Dicronorhina derbyana by André De Kesel Via Flickr: Portrait of Derby's flower beetle (47mm, Dicronorhina derbyana, Cetonidae). Found it on Combretum molle, in Mtao forest (Zimbabwe, S19°22.08' E30°40.38', February 1999). Studio work with a rehydrated collection specimen. Focus stack of 77 images, assembled in Zerene Stacker (Dmap & Pmax). Sony A7Rm5, FE 2.8/90 Macro G OSS; ISO-100, f/6.3, 1/320sec, diffused daylight LED.