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 % arguments 3 to 6 are optional
 \cventry{2010--2011}{Computer Engineer}{VisionTree, Inc.}{San Diego}{}
 {
-  An old Coldfusion project needed a new feature in a section that parsed all
-  existing user data.  That was my first project and my first time working with
-  Coldfusion.  Motivated by the difficult setup process, I used ruby, and bash
-  to write an installer for new Coldfusion developer stations.  Because the old
-  svn systems were difficult to work with, I converted several of them to git
-  repos served by gitosis.
+  $\cdot{}$ A customer wanted the ability to show sections of stored surveys
+  conditionally.  For legacy reason, this had to be done in CFML and was further
+  constrained by existing surveys which could were not under our control.  After
+  finding the relevant CFML, I constructed additions to the in-house developed
+  markup language and corresponding processing CFML.  This feature has been in
+  use for the last six months without affecting other survey features.
+  \newline{}
+  $\cdot{}$ Motivated by the difficult setup process, I decided to automate the
+  setup of new Coldfusion developer stations.  Adobe's coldfusion installer
+  script has user interaction, so initial scripting was done with Expect.  To
+  make the installer more maintainable by the other programmers, this was
+  converted to ruby and bash.  Several development systems have since used
+  this installer.
+  \newline{}
+  $\cdot{}$ Because the old svn systems were difficult to work with, I converted
+  several of them to git repos served by gitosis.  I set up the gitosis server
+  and taught some coworkers how to use ssh-keys for easier interaction with it.
 }
 \cventry{2006--2010}{Computer Engineer}{Avaak, Inc.}{San Diego}{}
 {