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When we write Connect middlewares that contain async operations, it is good practice to 'pause' the HTTP request with the help of the Connect utility function. When the async operation has finished, the HTTP request is resumed again. Let's have a look at the documentation for this utility:

Pause `data` and `end` events on the given `obj`.
Middleware performing async tasks _should_ utilize
this utility (or similar), to re-emit data once
the async operation has completed, otherwise these
events may be lost.

	// create an IAM Lambda role with access to dynamodb
	// Launch Lambda in the same region as your dynamodb region
	// (here: us-east-1)
	// dynamodb table with hash key = user and range key = datetime

	console.log('Loading event');
	var doc = require('dynamodb-doc');
	var dynamodb = new doc.DynamoDB();

	exports.handler = function(event, context) {

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	# Title
	TURBO
	# Picture
	media: http://oblikon.net/wp-content/uploads/turbo-course.jpg
	# Objective
	The world fastest snail
	# Duration
	10
	# Age Group
	all

	# Title
	Moss oscilator
	# Picture
	media: http://s24.postimg.org/3pqmzrp5h/Screen_Shot_2013_11_30_at_2_26_50_AM.png
	# Objective
	Building a 'Mosscillator' - a mixture of moss and oscillator. By touching moss the organic structures of moss are decreasing conductivity and can be therefore used as pressure sensor. The touch of moss will control sounds and noises generated by an oscillator chip.This way we can make a moss symphony together, consisting of several Mosscillators created during the workshop
	# Duration
	40
	# Age Group
	all