SOOTHE- bismuth subsalicylate liquid
Walgreens
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Active ingredient (in each 30 mL)
Bismuth subsalicylate 525 mg
Purpose
Upset stomach reliever/Antidiarrheal
Uses
relieves
- travelers' diarrhea
- diarrhea
- upset stomach due to overindulgence in food and drink, including:
- heartburn
- indigestion
- nausea
- gas
- fullness
- belching
Warnings
Reye's syndrome: Children and teenagers who have or are recovering from chicken pox or flu-like symptoms should not use this product. When using this product, if changes in behavior with nausea and vomiting occur, consult a doctor because these symptoms could be an early sign of Reye's syndrome, a rare but serious illness.
Allergy alert: Contains salicylate. Do not take if you are
- allergic to salicylates (including aspirin)
- taking other salicylate products
Do not use
if you have
- an ulcer
- a bleeding problem
- bloody or black stool
Ask a doctor before use if you have
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use if you are
taking any drug for
- diabetes
- gout
- arthritis
- anticoagulation (thinning the blood)
When using this product
a temporary, but harmless, darkening of the stool and/or tongue may occur.
Stop use and ask a doctor if
- symptoms get worse or last more than 2 days
- ringing in the ears or loss of hearing occurs
- diarrhea lasts more than 2 days
If pregnant or breast-feeding,
ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of childen.
In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Posion Control Center right away. (1-800-222-1222)
Directions
- mL = milliliter
- shake well before using
- measure only with dosing cup provided. Do not use any other dosing device
- keep dosing cup with product
- adult and children 12 years and over:
- 30 mL (1 dose) every 1/2 to 1 hour as needed
- do not exceed 8 doses (240 mL)in 24 hour
- use until diarrhea stop but not more than 2 days
- children under 12 years of age: ask a doctor
- drink plenty of clear fluids to help prevent dehydration cause by diarrhea
Other information
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each 30 mL contains: sodium 10 mg
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each 30 mL contains: salicylate 243 mg
- sugar free
- keep tightly closed
- protect from freezing
- avoid excessive heat (over 104ºF or 40ºC)
Inactive ingredients
benzoic acid, D&C red #22, D&C red #28, flavor, magnesium aluminum silicate, methylcellulose, purified water, saccharin sodium, salicylic acid, sodium salicylate, sorbic acid, sucralose
Questions or comments?
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Bismuth subsalicylate 525 mg /
Upset Stomach Reliever/ Antidiarrheal
Provides protective coating action associated with:
- Indigestion
- Nausea
- Heartburn
- Diarrhea
- Upset stomach
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DIPCA Celebrates Success of Annual "Feed The Shield" Initiative - 2017
June 6th, 2017
KARACHI, PAKISTAN — The Dow International Patient Care Association announced the success of its annual initiative called "Feed The Shield", a program dedicated to serving the resident guards who protect and look out for the staff, students and visitors to the Ojha campus.
A DIPCA executive statement was posted, which can be read below:
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The Scar is Barely Visible
I was diagnosed with para nasal sinus cancer, squamous cell carcinoma around this time last year, having had a tumour growing under my eye for approximately 3 years. I'm a singer, songwriter and I didnt know it was cancer until I finally had tests, despite collapsing many times and being diagnosed with sinus infections and vertigo. I no longer have sinus infections and I never did have vertigo. They told me it had to be removed, including bone, tissue surrounding the tumour. This is in my face, so I was petrified. But mostly scared because I was fitted for a feeding tube just in case they needed to remove the roof of my mouth, despite all assurances that they could fix this and it wouldn't impact on my voice. My one thought constantly was that I would never sing again. Cancer makes you irrational and paranoid so I didnt believe them. I was also told I might lose my right eye and I would be scarred for life with life changing injuries.
So I remember being alone waiting to go down to surgery and so scared of what would happen. I was lucky, they removed the tumour, saved my eye and it hadnt spread, so my mouth was intact when I woke. The surgeons were phenomenal and to look at me now the scar is barely visible. You cannot tell from the outside that I have a huge hole inside my face that will always be there.
Within 3 weeks I was performing at Epworth and I've never felt so grateful to sing, to just get up and give it a go. Nobody knows what going on in somebody else's lives but I know I'm grateful for every day and I'm going to keep singing and performing all my life.  Life is precious and life is good. I'm the lyricist to my partners music and since then weve written many songs together and everyone is a celebration of currently beating cancer. I'm free of it for now.
 Always take time for you, and self care is really important, as is family and friends whether you're the patient or the supporter x


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Bard Songbook
An example project
A set of a few non-copyrighted songs.
 G7 But come ye Am back when F summer’s G7 in the C meadow
Or when theAm valley’s F hushed and Em white with D7 snow G7
‘Tis I’ll beC here in F sunshine or in C sha Am dow.
Oh DannyC Boy, oh Danny F Boy, I G7 love you C so. - And if you come, when all the flowers are dying
And I am dead, as dead I well may be
You’ll come and find the place where I am lying
And kneel and say an ”Ave” there for me. - And I shall hear, though soft you tread above me
And all my dreams will warm and sweeter be
If you’ll not fail to tell me that you love me
I’ll sleep in peace until you come to me.
Handsome Molly
U.S. Old-time
G I wish I was in London
Or some other seaportD town D I'd step my foot on a steamboat
And sail the oceanG round - While sailing round the ocean
While sailing round the sea
I’d think of Handsome Molly
Wherever she may be - I went to church last Sunday
She passed me on by
I knew her mind was changing
By the roving of her eye - Her hair as black as a Raven’s
Her eyes were black as coal
Her teeth just like lilies
Out in the morning cold - Now do you remember Molly
When you gave me your right hand
Said if you ever married
Then I’d be the man - Now you’ve broke your promise
Go marry whom you please
My heart is broken
‘Til I get some ease
Whiskey in the Jar
Irish traditional
- As
C I was a goin' over
TheAm far famed Kerry mountains
IF met with Captain Farrell and his C Money he was counting C I first produced my pistol
And IAm then produced my rapier
SayingF "Stand and deliver,
ForC you are a bold deceiver!" - Mush-a
G ring dum-a do dum-a da C Whack for me daddy-o F Whack for me daddy-o
There'sC whiskey G in the C jar - I counted out his money
And it made a pretty penny
I put it in me pocket
And I took it home to Jenny
She sighed and she swore
That she never would deceive me
But the devil take the women
For they never can be easy
Ch. - I went up to my chamber
All for to take a slumber
I dreamt of gold and jewels
And for sure 't was no wonder
But Jenny drew me charges
And she filled them up with water
Then sent for captain Farrell
To be ready for the slaughter
Ch. - 'Twas early in the morning
Just before I rose to travel
Up comes a band of footmen
And likewise captain Farrell
I first produced me pistol
For she stole away me rapier
I couldn't shoot the water
So a prisoner I was taken
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Wild Mountain Thyme
Irish & Scottish traditional
- O' the
G summer C time G has come
And theC trees are sweetly G bloomin'
And theC wild G mountain Em thyme
GrowsC around the Am bloomin' C heather
Will yeG go C lassie G go? - And we'll
C all go G together to pull C wild G mountain Em thyme
AllC around the Am bloomin' C heather, will ye G go C lassie G go? - I will build my love a bower
By yon cool crystal fountain
And round it I will pile
All the wild flowers o' the mountain.
Will ye go lassie go? Ch. - I will range through the wilds
And the deep glen sae dreamy
And return wi' their spoils
Tae the bower o' my dearie.
Will ye go lassie go? Ch. - If my true love she'll not come
Then I'll surely find another
To pull wild mountain thyme
All around the bloomin' heather.
Will ye go lassie go? Ch.


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One of my greatest pursuits is to combine state-of-the-art observations with powerful computational methods to understand the transient universe. This sweet 'temptation' has driven me to explore both observational and computational astrophysics from the violent termination of dead stars to objects torn apart by supermassive black holes. Some of my past researches are listed in Science.
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Anti-corruption expedition
Ahead of International Anti-Corruption Day, the Anti-Corruption Coalition Uganda, Democratic Governance Facility and Action Aid on Monday flagged off an 11-day expedition in 17 districts aimed at fighting corruption in the country.
Kayoola buses undergo road test
The journey for Uganda to become an automobile-making country is becoming more possible. The new Kayoola Electric Buses dubbed “Kayoola EVS” have been delivered.
These buses are produced by Ugandan automobile engineers, under the guidance of the Chinese in China, early this year. The two electric buses were shipped from Shanghai, China to Nakasongola, Uganda via Mombasa, Kenya.
One was shipped as a fully-built unit, whereas the second bus was shipped as semi Knocked down kits and has been re-assembled at Luweero Industries Limited in Nakasongola.
The electric buses will have a capacity of 90 passengers (49 sitting and 41 standing) whereas the clean diesel ones will have a 65 capacity and have undergone a road test of about 30km was conducted around the NEC complex in Nakasongola barracks.
Ingrid Turinawe trial underway
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However, the hearing of the case against the FDC’s Ingrid Turinawe who is accused of being a common nuisance when she visited the six when they were in custody got underway.
EAC consultation team launched
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EAC partner states have nominated two constitution-making experts and one legal draftsman to assist in drafting a basic law for the proposed political confederation which is a transitional model to the political federation.
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The deceased Lydia Balyama, 14, had just completed her Primary Leaving Examinations at Nkokonjeru Boys Primary School while Ester Masane, 15, was a Senior One student at Visionland Senior Secondary School in Nkokonjeru.
The incident happened at around 9 am when a drizzle began and the children were rushed to St Francis Hospital in Nkokonjeru where they were declared dead.


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Censuses and By-censuses
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Mainland Chinese Migrants
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Demography, Population Ageing and Migration
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by The Associated PressPRAGUE (AP) — Czechs have gathered on the 30th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution that brought an end to decades of communist rule in the country to urge Prime Minister Andrej Babis to resign.
Protesters from across the Czech Republic are attending Saturday’s demonstration, the second massive protest opposing Babis at Letna park, scene of massive gatherings that greatly contributed to the fall of communism in 1989.
The demonstrators see the populist billionaire as a threat to democracy and the country’s legal system.
They are giving him a deadline of Dec. 31 to get rid of his business and media empire or resign.
Babis denies wrongdoing and says there’s no reason for him to resign.
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When using Visual Studio .NET you will have noticed that it offers an alternative to the traditional SDI
or MDI user interface. The Tabbed MDI mode presents a tab control appearance with an individual tab per
open document. It also allows the creation of additional groups, either vertically or horizontally. The TabbedGroups
control is intended to offer this same method of organising documents.User Interface
Right-clicking a selected tab with cause a context menu to be shown. This menu has all the options needed by the user to
manage the collection of groups and open documents. Options exist to create new groups and to move the currently selected
page to the next or previous group. You can also use the close command to request the current tab page be closed. This can
also be initiated by using the close button available directly from the tab control header.Proportional Spacing
When more than one group is present you can use the resizing bar between groups in order to change the relative spacing of
the displayed groups. As you resize your application this proportional spacing is honoured. If you have a complex display
of different groups then the user can reset the spacing by the using the context menu displayed on right-clicking one of
the tabs. Choosing the Rebalance option will give each group an even share of the available space. For example, if
four groups are displayed in sequence then each group will be assigned 25% of the space. If you prefer to set the correct
spacing programmatically then you can use the ResizeBarLock property to prevent the user from resizing the spacing
between groups.
When the user is concentrating on a single document they can use the Prominent option available from the tabs context
menu. This make the group containing the tab become maximized within the available space. All the other groups are reduced down
to their minimum sizes so that the user can work with the selected group more easily. Seleting the same option again with remove
the maximized state and restore the proportional sizing that existed previously.DragProvider
You can rearrange the contents of the control using drag and drop of the tab pages. This is not however a true drag and drop
operation but a purely internal implementation. If you need to actually drag an external source and drop it into the control
then you can use the ExternalDrop event. When the event occurs you can then perform whatever application specific action
is required. Typically this will involve creating a new page and showing a new document.
The source of the drag operation needs to instantiate an instance of the DragProvider class that exists in the namespace
of the TabbedGroups control. You provide this new object in the call to the DoDragDrop method. When the cursor moves
over the TabbedGroups control this format is recognised and the appropriate drop indicator drawn. Then the drop occurs the
ExternalDrop event is generated passing this DragProvider instance as one of the parameters. This allows pertinent
information to be passed from the source to the destination to allow the correct application specific actions to occur. As the
information passed across is going to vary from application to application the DragProvider has just a single property
called Tag of type object. At its simpliest you might box a string into the parameter, but you could create a new
object instance and pass that instead.
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This class implements an instance of the TabControl and as the name implies, instances should only ever occur as leaf nodes
from the root sequence. To add new pages to an instance of this class you need only interact with the TabGroupLeaf.TabPages
property which exposes the collection of tab pages from the underlying TabControl instance.
If you need to access the actual TabControl directly then you need to cast the TabGroupLeaf.GroupControl property to the
TabControl type. This is because the property is defined in the common base class called TabGroupBase as returned a
Control instance. For the TabGroupLeaf this is an instance of a TabControl but for the TabGroupSequence this
is a Panel instance used to organise its child groups.TabGroupSequence
This class contains a collection of leafs. There is only a single instance of this class which hold all the created leaf nodes. TabGroupBase
Both of the above classes derive from the base class called TabGroupBase. At times you may have a reference to the base class and
need to discover the actual derived class it represents. A quick way of doing this is to use the properties TabGroupBase.IsLeaf and
TabGroupBase.IsSequence and then cast the reference as appropriate.
The starting point for the hierarchy of nodes is the TabbedGroups.RootSequence property which exposes the top level sequence of
groups from the control instance. When you want to create a new leaf you should never create them directly. Instead you should call the
helper methods exposed by TabGroupSequence. For following code shows how to create two new leafs at the root sequence.C#
// Create new leaf at end of current sequence
TabGroupLeaf leaf1 = _control.RootSequence.AddNewLeaf();
// Create new leaf and insert at start of sequence
TabGroupLeaf leaf2 = _control.RootSequence.InsertNewLeaf(0);
// Add a tab page to each new leaf
leaf1.TabPages.Add(new TabPage("Page1", new RichTextBox());
leaf2.TabPages.Add(new TabPage("Page2", new RichTextBox());
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' Create new leaf at end of current sequence
Dim leaf1 as TabGroupLeaf = _control.RootSequence.AddNewLeaf()
' Create new leaf and insert at start of sequence
Dim leaf2 as TabGroupLeaf = _control.RootSequence.InsertNewLeaf(0)
' Add a tab page to each new leaf
leaf1.TabPages.Add(New TabPage("Page1", new RichTextBox())
leaf2.TabPages.Add(New TabPage("Page2", new RichTextBox())
The Active Leaf
As long as there is at least one TabGroupLeaf instance then there will always be an active leaf. The active leaf
is the one that last had the focus. You can use the TabbedGroups.ActiveLeaf property to discover which leaf is
the currently active one and hook in the ActiveLeafChanged event for notification when it changes. This is useful
when you need to create and add a new document to the control. In this situation you should add the new page to the
currently active leaf rather than always using the first leaf that you can find.Navigation
Moving around the set of leaf elements is made easier by the provision of the following set of useful helper methods. You
can use TabbedGroups.FirstLeaf and TabbedGroups.LastLeaf in return a reference to the first and last
leaf instances in the hierarchy. When you already have a leaf reference you can use TabbedGroups.NextLeaf and
TabbedGroups.PreviousLeaf to move to the next and previous leaf respectively. Note that these last two methods do
not wrap and so will return null/ when they reach either the start or end as appropriate. You can construct a simple
loop to process each leaf node in the hierarchy . For example.C#
// Get first leaf
TabGroupLeaf leaf = _control.FirstLeaf();
while(leaf != null)
{
// Process leaf
// Move to next leaf
leaf = _control.NextLeaf(leaf);
}
VB.NET
' Get first leaf
Dim leaf as TabGroupLeaf = _control.FirstLeaf()
While No (leaf is Nothing)
' Process leaf
' Move to next leaf
leaf = _control.NextLeaf(leaf)
End While
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There are two places in the persistence mechanism that you can hook into the process and provide your own information. At
the global level you can hook into the TabbedGroups.GlobalSaving and TabbedGroups.GlobalLoading events. This
allows extra XML information to be associated with the saved/loaded stream. You can also provide information on a per-page
level. Do this by hooking into the TabbedGroups.PageSaving and TabbedGroups.PageLoading events. You could use
this to save the name of the document the page represents or even the entire document text. For example, if you were to use
a simple RichTextBox per page in order to display a document you could save and load the contents in the following
way.C#
private void HookEvents()
{
_tabbedGroup.PageSaving += new PageSavingHandler(OnPageSaving);
_tabbedGroup.PageLoading += new PageLoadingHandler(OnPageLoading);
}
private void OnPageSaving(Crownwood.Magic.Controls.TabbedGroups tg,
Crownwood.Magic.Controls.TGPageSavingEventArgs e)
{
e.XmlOut.WriteCData((e.TabPage.Control as RichTextBox).Text);
}
private void OnPageLoading(Crownwood.Magic.Controls.TabbedGroups tg,
Crownwood.Magic.Controls.TGPageLoadingEventArgs e)
{
(e.TabPage.Control as RichTextBox).Text = e.XmlIn.ReadString();
}
VB.NET
Private Sub HookEvents()
AddHandler _tabbedGroup.PageSaving, AddressOf OnPageSaving
AddHandler _tabbedGroup.PageLoading, AddressOf OnPageLoading
End Sub
Private Sub OnPageSaving(ByVal tg As TabbedGroups, _
ByVal e As TGPageSavingEventArgs)
e.XmlOut.WriteCData(CType(e.TabPage.Control, RichTextBox).Text)
End Sub
Private Sub OnPageLoading(ByVal tg As TabbedGroups, _
ByVal e As TGPageLoadingEventArgs)
CType(e.TabPage.Control, RichTextBox).Text = e.XmlIn.ReadString()
End Sub
Control Persistence
By default the control provides a very simple level of control persistence. It does NOT save the contents of any
control but will save the type name of the TabPage.Control assigned to each TabPage instance. It will attempt
to recreate the specified control at load time. This works fine when you can a relatively simple control assigned to each of
your tab pages, such as a RichTextBox. If however you have a more complex situation then you are advised to turn of the
SaveControl property and to recreate the correct control at load time within the PageLoading event.
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The events related to persistence have already been described in the previous section. There are however three other events
of special note that you will probably want to hook into and process. The first is the TabControlCreated event that is
fired whenever a new TabControl is created for a TabGroupLeaf instance. Any associated event handlers will be
called with the control already setup with the appropriate default properties but you can the modify these to customize the
appearance as needed. For example, you might alter the TabControl.PositionAtTop so that the tabs are always displayed
at the bottom of the group rather than defaulted to be at the top.
Next is the PageCloseRequested event that is fired in one of two ways. If the user presses the close button on the tab
control itself then the event is fired, or if the close command from the context menu associated with a page is selected.  Such as asking the user if they need to save the document because it has
changed since being opened. Note that you can cancel the request and not allow the page to be closed.
Another crucial event is the PageContextMenu that is fired when the context menu for a tab page is about to be displayed.
This gives you the chance to add or remove commands from the PopupMenu instance or even to cancel the menu entirely. Note that
the standard commands are always present in the menu commands collection and so it is safe to insert or remove entries by index value.
Any events removed will have been reinserted then next time the event is fired.
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public void Rebalance()
Restore equal proportional spacing to all groups recursively.public void Rebalance(bool recurse)
Restore equal proportional spacing to top level sequence and if specified, all children.public TabGroupLeaf FirstLeaf()
Return reference to first leaf group.public TabGroupLeaf LastLeaf()
Return reference to last leaf group.public TabGroupLeaf NextLeaf(TabGroupLeaf current)
Return reference to next leaf group in hierarchy starting from specified leaf.public TabGroupLeaf PreviousLeaf(TabGroupLeaf current)
Return reference to previous leaf group in hierarchy starting from specified leaf.public byte[] SaveConfigToArray()
Saves layout information into an array of bytes using Encoding.Unicode.public byte[] SaveConfigToArray(Encoding encoding)
Saves layout information into an array of bytes using caller provided
encoding object.public void SaveConfigToFile(string filename)
Saves layout information into a named file using Encoding.Unicodepublic void SaveConfigToFile(string filename, Encoding encoding)
Saves layout information into a named file using caller provided encoding
object.public void SaveConfigToStream(Stream stream, Encoding encoding)
Saves layout information into a stream object using caller provided
encoding object.public void LoadConfigFromArray(byte[] buffer)
Loads layout information from given array of bytes.public void LoadConfigFromFile(string filename)
Loads layout information from given filename.public void LoadConfigFromStream(Stream stream)
Loads layout information from given stream object.public void OnTabControlCreated(Controls.TabControl tc)
Defines the default properties of the specified TabControl and generates event.public void OnPageCloseRequested(TGCloseRequestEventArgs e)
Generates PageCloseRquested event.public void OnPageContextMenu(TGContextMenuEventArgs e)
Generates PageContextMenu event.public void OnGlobalSaving(XmlTextWriter xmlOut)
Generates GlobalSaving event.public void OnGlobalLoading(XmlTextReader xmlIn)
Generates GlobalLoading event.public void OnPageSaving(TGPageSavingEventArgs e)
Generates PageSaving event.public void OnPageLoading(TGPageLoadingEventArgs e)
Generates PageLoading event.public void OnProminentLeafChanged(EventArgs e)
Generates ProminentLeafChanged event.public void OnActiveLeafChanged(EventArgs e)
Generates ActiveLeafChanged event.public void OnDirtyChanged(EventArgs e)
Generates DirtyChanged event.public void OnExternalDrop(TabGroupLeaf tgl, TabControl tc, DragProvider dp)
Generates ExternalDrop event.
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public VisualStyle Style
Has two possible values.
- VisualStyle.IDE shows in Visual Studio .NET style
- VisualStyle.Plain shows in a simpler Visual C++ v6 style
Default: VisualStyle.IDEpublic TabGroupSequence RootSequence
Provides access to the top-level sequence of groups.public int ResizeBarVector
Defines the width of the resizing bars that separate different groups.
A value of -1 requests that the default vector for the current Style value be used.
Default: -1public Color ResizeBarColor
Defines the color to use when drawing the resizing bar.
Default: this.BackColorpublic bool ResizeBarLock
When defined this will lock the resizing bars so that the proportional spacing cannot be changed.
Default: falsepublic TabGroupLeaf ProminentLeaf
Define which tab group should be maximized.
Default: nullpublic int DefaultGroupMinimumWidth
Define the minimum width a group can be resized to become.
Default: 4public int DefaultGroupMinimumHeight
Define the minimum height a group can be resized to become.
Default: 4public ImageList ImageList
Default ImageList to be used by all leaf nodes.
Default: nullpublic DisplayTabModes DisplayTabMode
Has five possible values.
- HideAll do not show any tab headers
- ShowAll show all tab headers
- ShowActiveLeaf only show active leaf tab header
- ShowMouseOver show tab header when mouse over
- ShowActiveAndMouseOver show when active or mouse over
Default: DisplayTabModes.ShowAllpublic bool SaveControls
When defined and saving the configuration it will attempt to save the name of the Control instance
associated with each TabPage. On reloading it attempts to recreate the named control and so recreate
the saved setup. Note this will not save the properties or contents of the named control.
Default: truepublic bool Dirty
Used by the developer to determine if the control is dirty and needs saving.public bool AutoCalculateDirty
When this is defined the control will automatically update the value of the Dirty flag whenever any
change occurs to the structure of the control. Otherwise the developer is left to update the flag manually.
Default: truepublic TabGroupLeaf ActiveLeaf
Defines which leaf node is the currently active one.
Default: nullpublic bool AtLeastOneLeaf
When defined the control will ensure there is at least one leaf node in existence at all times. Otherwise it is
possible that removing the last page from a leaf will cause compacting to remove that leaf and leave the control
with no leafs at all.
Default: truepublic bool AutoCompact
Should the structure be automatically compacted to ensure the most efficient hierarchy is maintained at all times.
Default: truepublic string CloseMenuText
Text to use on TabPage context menu for close command.
Default: Closepublic string ProminentMenuText
Text to use on TabPage context menu for prominent command.
Default: Prominentpublic string RebalanceMenuText
Text to use on TabPage context menu for rebalance command.
Default: Rebalancepublic string MovePreviousMenuText
Text to use on TabPage context menu for move previous command.
Default: Move to Previous Tab Grouppublic string MoveNextMenuText
Text to use on TabPage context menu for move next command.
Default: Move to Next Tab Grouppublic string NewVerticalMenuText
Text to use on TabPage context menu for new vertical command.
Default: New Vertical Tab Grouppublic string NewHorizontalMenuText
Text to use on TabPage context menu for new horizontal command.
Default: New Horizontal Tab Grouppublic Shortcut CloseShortcut
Shortcut combination to invoke the close command.
Default: Shortcut.CtrlShiftCpublic Shortcut ProminentShortcut
Shortcut combination to invoke the prominent command.
Default: Shortcut.CtrlShiftTpublic Shortcut RebalanceShortcut
Shortcut combination to invoke the rebalance command.
Default: Shortcut.CtrlShiftRpublic Shortcut MovePreviousShortcut
Shortcut combination to invoke the move previous command.
Default: Shortcut.CtrlShiftPpublic Shortcut MoveNextShortcut
Shortcut combination to invoke the move next command.
Default: Shortcut.CtrlShiftNpublic Shortcut SplitVerticalShortcut
Shortcut combination to invoke the new vertical command.
Default: Shortcut.CtrlShiftVpublic Shortcut SplitHorizontalShortcut
Shortcut combination to invoke the new horizontal command.
Default: Shortcut.CtrlShiftH
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public event EventHandler ProminentLeafChanged
Fired whenever the ProminentLeaf property value has changed.public event EventHandler ActiveLeafChanged
Fired whenever the ActiveLeaf property value has changed.public event EventHandler DirtyChanged
Fired whenever the Dirty property value has changed.public event PageCloseRequestHandler PageCloseRequest
Fired when the user requests a page be closed via either the TabControl close button or by
selecting the Close command from the TabPagecontext menu.public event PageContextMenuHandler PageContextMenu
Fired when the context menu is about to be shown for a TabPage. Use this event to add or
remove entries from the presented menu or to cancel the menu from appearing.public event TabControlCreatedHandler TabControlCreated
Fired whenever a new TabControl instance is created. Use this to modify the default
properties of the created control.public event GlobalSavingHandler GlobalSaving
Fired when the configuration information is being saved and allows custom information to be stored
inside the configuration stream.public event GlobalLoadingHandler GlobalLoading
Fired when a configuration is being reloaded and allows custom information previously saved to be
reloaded again.public event PageSavingHandler PageSaving
Fired for each TabPage instance being saved. You should override this to save the actual data
associated with the page so that it can be recreated when the configuration is reloaded.public event PageLoadingHandler PageLoading
Fired when a configuraton is ebing reloaded for each TabPage being recreated. Allows custom
information to be reloaded and the appropriate setup of the page to be performed.public event ExternalDropHandler ExternalDrop
Fired when an external drag source has been dropped onto a TabGroupLeaf instance.Delegate Signatures
void TabControlCreatedHandler(TabbedGroups tg, Controls.TabControl tc);
void PageCloseRequestHandler(TabbedGroups tg, TGCloseRequestEventArgs e);
void PageContextMenuHandler(TabbedGroups tg, TGContextMenuEventArgs e);
void GlobalSavingHandler(TabbedGroups tg, XmlTextWriter xmlOut);
void GlobalLoadingHandler(TabbedGroups tg, XmlTextReader xmlIn);
void PageSavingHandler(TabbedGroups tg, TGPageSavingEventArgs e);
void PageLoadingHandler(TabbedGroups tg, TGPageLoadingEventArgs e);
void ExternalDropHandler(TabbedGroups tg, TabGroupLeaf tgl,
Controls.TabControl tc, DragProvider dp);
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Grand Hotel (1932)
Grade: 66
"Grand Hotel" is an early talkie, one of the first to feature an 'all-star' cast. The film won the Academy Award for Best Picture, and has been considered a classic ever since. Except for Greta Garbo's camping, the performances are good, especially by Lionel Barrymore and Wallace Beery. Seen today, however, the story and script seems a bit melodramatic, and the characters too narrowly defined.
Based on the novel "Menschen" by Vicki Baum, the story takes place in a luxurious Berlin Hotel that teems with staff and guests. Garbo, who was an enormously popular actress at the time, gets first billing as a famed but egocentric ballerina. Wallowing in self-pity, her suicide attempt is aborted by John Barrymore, a Baron who has turned to hotel thievery to repay his gambling debts.
The Baron is the central character around which the others revolve. He befriends terminally ill bookkeeper Lionel Barrymore, who has withdrawn his life savings for a final fling. Lionel's employer is disagreeable, beefy Wallace Beery, who is attempting a liason with young stenographer Joan Crawford.
Garbo, while beautiful, gives a campy performance of her affected ballerina character.  She delivers her famous line "I Vant to be alone" on three occasions.
John Barrymore coasts through his role, as the outwardly placid and pleasant aristocrat who is in fact desperate for funds as his life has been threatened by mobsters. He also manages to smoke about a pack of cigarettes during the movie.
Beery's character subtly changes from stiff autocrat, burdened by business troubles, to belligerent tyrant, bullying the Barrymores and nearly scoring with Crawford (who has promised to be 'very nice' to him). At no point is his character sympathetic, even early in the film when he professes to be a family man and an ethical businessman. However, this unsympathetic portrayal suits the film well.
Lionel Barrymore gives the best performance as the mousey bookkeeper, finally able to tell off his boss and assume a gregarious, benevolent disposition. He tries to pack a lifetime of hedonism into a single day, knowing that it could be his last. His character is the most sympathetic, more so than his brother's, since his troubles are not of his own making.
"Grand Hotel" was remade as "Weekend at the Waldorf" in 1945, and later became a Broadway musical.
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- define_components(mod)
- Augments a Pyomo abstract model object with sets and parameters that
describe timescales of investment and dispatch decisions.
PERIODS is the set of multi-year periods describing the timescale of
investment decisions. The following parameters describe attributes
of a period.
period_start[p]: The first complete year of an investment period.
period_end[p]: The last complete year of an investment period.
period_length_years[p]: The number of years in an investment
period; derived from period_start and period_end.
period_length_hours[p]: The number of hours in an investment
period; derived from period_length_years with an average of 8766
hours per year.
TIMESERIES denote blocks of consecutive timepoints within a period.
An individual time series could represent a single day, a week, a
month or an entire year. This replaces the DATE construct in the old
SWITCH code and is meant to be more versatile. The following parameters
describe attributes of a timeseries.
ts_period[ts]: The period a timeseries falls in.
ts_num_tps[ts]: The number of timepoints in a timeseries.
ts_duration_of_tp[ts]: The duration in hours of each timepoint
within a timeseries. This is used for calculations that ensure a
storage project has a sufficient energy charge when it is
dedicated to providing reserves.
ts_duration_hrs[ts]: The total duration of a timeseries in hours.
= ts_duration_of_tp[ts] * ts_num_tps[ts]
ts_scale_to_period[ts]: The number of times this representative
timeseries is expected to occur in a period. Used as a scaling
factor to adjust the weight from ts_duration_hrs up to a period.
See examples below.
ts_scale_to_year[ts]: The number of times this representative
timeseries is expected to occur in a year.
TIMEPOINTS describe unique timepoints within a time series and
typically index exogenous variables such as electricity demand and
variable renewable energy output. The duration of a timepoint is
typically on the order of one or more hours, so costs associated
with timepoints are specified in hourly units, and the weights of
timepoints are specified in units of hours. TIMEPOINTS replaces the
HOURS construct in some of the old versions of SWITCH. The order of
timepoints is provided by their ordering in their input file
according to the standard Pyomo/AMPL conventions. To maintain
sanity, we recommend sorting your input file by timestamp. Each
timepoint within a series has the same duration to simplify
statistical calculations. The following parameters describe
attributes of timepoints.
tp_weight[t]: The weight of a timepoint within an investment
period in units of hours per period.
= ts_duration_of_tp[ts] * ts_scale_to_period[ts]
tp_weight_in_year[t]: The weight of a timepoint within a year
in units of hours per year.
= tp_weight[t] / period_length_years[p]
tp_timestamp[t]: The timestamp of the future time represented by
this timepoint. This is only used as a label and can follow any
format you wish. Although we highly advise populating this
parameter, it is optional and will default to t.
tp_ts[t]: This timepoint's timeseries.
tp_period[t]: This timepoint's period.
tp_duration_hrs[t]: The duration of this timepoint in hours,
taken directly from the timeseries specification ts_duration_of_tp.
tp_previous[t]: The timepoint that is previous to t in its
timeseries. Timeseries are treated circularly, so previous of the
first timepoint will be the last timepoint in the series instead of
being None or invalid. In the degenerate case of a timeseries with a
single timepoint, tp_previous[t] will be t.
PERIOD_TPS[period]: The set of timepoints in a period.
TS_TPS[timeseries]: The ordered set of timepoints in a timeseries.
Data validity check:
Currently, the sum of tp_weight for all timepoints in a period
must be within 1 percent of the expected length of the investment
period period. Period length is calculated by multiplying the
average number of hours in a year rounded to the nearest integer
(8766) by the number of years per period. I implemented this rule
because these are used as weights for variable costs of dispatch and
operations, and I think it is important for those costs to reflect
those expected costs over an entire period or else the levelized
costs of power that is being optimized will not make sense.
EXAMPLES
These hypothetical examples illustrate differential weighting of
timepoints and timeseries. Each timepoint adds additional
computational complexity, and you may wish to reduce the time
resolution in low-stress periods and increase the time resolution in
high-stress periods. These examples are probably not the resolutions
you would choose, but are meant to illustrate calculations. When
calculating these for your own models, you may check your
calculations by adding all of the tp_weights in a period and
ensuring that it is equal to the length of the period in years times
8766, the average number of hours per year. That weighting ensures
an accurate depiction of variable costs and dispatch relative to
fixed costs such as capital. This check is also performed when
loading a model and will generate an error if the sum of weights of
all timepoints in a period are more than 1 percent different than
the expected number of hours.
Example 1: The month of January is described by two timeseries: one
to represent a median load day (example 1) and one to represent a
peak day (example 2). In these examples, the timeseries for the
median load day has a much larger weight than the timeseries for the
peak load day.
January median timeseries: A timeseries describing a median day in
January is composed of 6 timepoints, each representing a 4-hour
block. This is scaled up by factor of 30 to represent all but 1 day
in January, then scaled up by a factor of 10 to represent all
Januaries in a 10-year period.
* ts_num_tps = 6 tp/ts
* ts_duration_of_tp = 4 hr/tp
* ts_duration_hrs = 24 hr/ts
= 6 tp/ts * 4 hr/tp
* ts_scale_to_period = 300 ts/period
= 1 ts/24 hr * 24 hr/day * 30 day/yr * 10 yr/period
24 hr/day is a conversion factor. 30 day/yr indicates this
timeseries is meant to represent 30 days out of every year. If
it represented every day in January instead of all but one day,
this term would be 31 day/hr.
* tp_weight[t] = 1200 hr/period
= 4 hr/tp * 1 tp/ts * 300 ts/period
January peak timeseries: This timeseries describing a peak day in
January is also composed of 6 timepoints, each representing a 4-hour
block. This is scaled up by factor of 1 to represent a single peak
day of the month January, then scaled up by a factor of 10 to
represent all peak January days in a 10-year period.
* ts_num_tps = 6 tp/ts
* ts_duration_of_tp = 4 hr/tp
* ts_duration_hrs = 24 hr/ts
= 6 tp/ts * 4 hr/tp
* ts_scale_to_period = 10 ts/period
= 1 ts/24 hr * 24 hr/day * 1 day/yr * 10 yr/period
24 hr/day is a conversion factor. 1 day/yr indicates this
timeseries is meant to represent a single day out of the year.
* tp_weight[t] = 40 hr/period
= 4 hr/tp * 1 tp/ts * 10 ts/period
Example 2: The month of July is described by one timeseries that
represents an entire week because July is a high-stress period for
the grid and needs more time resolution to capture capacity and
storage requirements.
This timeseries describing 7 days in July is composed of 84
timepoints, each representing 2 hour blocks. These are scaled up to
represent all 31 days of July, then scaled by another factor of 10
to represent a 10-year period.
* ts_num_tps = 84 tp/ts
* ts_duration_of_tp = 2 hr/tp
* ts_duration_hrs = 168 hr/ts
= 84 tp/ts * 2 hr/tp
* ts_scale_to_period = 44.29 ts/period
= 1 ts/168 hr * 24 hr/day * 31 days/yr * 10 yr/period
24 hr/day is a conversion factor. 31 day/yr indicates this
timeseries is meant to represent 31 days out of every year (31
days = duration of July).
* tp_weight[t] = 88.58 hr/period
= 2 hr/tp * 1 tp/ts * 44.29 ts/period
Example 3: The windy season of March & April are described with a
single timeseries spanning 3 days because this is a low-stress
period on the grid with surplus wind power and frequent
curtailments.
This timeseries describing 3 days in Spring is composted of 72
timepoints, each representing 1 hour. The timeseries is scaled up by
a factor of 21.3 to represent the 61 days of March and April, then
scaled by another factor of 10 to represent a 10-year period.
* ts_num_tps = 72 tp/ts
* ts_duration_of_tp = 1 hr/tp
* ts_duration_hrs = 72 hr/ts
= 72 tp/ts * 1 hr/tp
* ts_scale_to_period = 203.3 ts/period
= 1 ts/72 hr * 24 hr/day * 61 days/yr * 10 yr/period
24 hr/day is a conversion factor. 6a day/yr indicates this
timeseries is meant to represent 61 days out of every year (31
days in March + 30 days in April).
* tp_weight[t] = 203.3 hr/period
= 1 hr/tp * 1 tp/ts * 203.3 ts/period
EXAMPLE
>>> from switch_mod.utilities import define_AbstractModel
>>> model = define_AbstractModel('timescales')
>>> if hasattr(model, 'create_instance'):
... instance = model.create_instance('test_dat/timescales.dat')
... else:
... instance = model.create('test_dat/timescales.dat')
>>> if hasattr(model, 'create_instance'):
... instance = model.create_instance('test_dat/timescales_bad_weights.dat')
... else:
... instance = model.create('test_dat/timescales_bad_weights.dat')
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
ValueError: BuildCheck 'validate_time_weights' identified error with index '2020'
- load_inputs(mod, switch_data, inputs_dir)
- Import data for timescales from .tab files. The inputs_dir
should contain the following files with these columns. The
columns may be in any order and extra columns will be ignored.
periods.tab
INVESTMENT_PERIOD, period_start, period_end
timeseries.tab
TIMESERIES, period, ts_duration_of_tp, ts_num_tps,
ts_scale_to_period
The order of rows in timepoints.tab indicates the order of the
timepoints per Pyomo and AMPL convention. To maintain your sanity,
we highly recommend that you sort your input file chronologically by
timestamp. Note: timestamp is solely used as a label and be in any
format.
timepoints.tab
timepoint_id, timestamp, timeseries
EXAMPLE:
>>> from switch_mod.utilities import define_AbstractModel
>>> model = define_AbstractModel('timescales')
>>> instance = model.load_inputs(inputs_dir='test_dat')
>>> instance.tp_weight_in_year.pprint()
tp_weight_in_year : Size=7, Index=TIMEPOINTS, Domain=PositiveReals, Default=None, Mutable=False
Key : Value
1 : 1095.744
2 : 1095.744
3 : 1095.744
4 : 1095.744
5 : 2191.5
6 : 2191.5
7 : 8766.0
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Future of Mindfulness: 10th Annual Conference
SAVE THE DATE: Our next annual conference will take place on 10 May 2024. The theme of the day will be the Future of Mindfulness. More details will be published here closer to the time.
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Previous conferences
9th Annual Conference: What is mindful culture? An appreciative critical perspective
Our 9th Annual Conference, 'What is Mindful Culture?' took place on 10 March 2023. See a short blog post that gives a flavour of the presentations here.
8th Sussex Mindfulness Centre Annual Conference
"Emerging from COVID: extending mindfulness reach to schools, politics and marginalised groups"
See films of our speakers below:
Caroline Lucas: The impact of Mindfulness in Politics
Prof Willem Kuyken: Stepping back and taking a wider view. Preventing depression and realising human potential across the lifespan
Byron Lee: ‘Mindfulness – a source of liberation or masked oppression?’
Celia Heneage and Nicola Smith: Mindfulness with people with learning disabilities (Film credit: Sonam Nguyen Temple)
Workshops
Mindfulness for people with learning disabilities (Gill Hurren, Nicola Smith, Lucy Westcott and Celia Heneage, with a contribution from L’Arche Bognor Regis. Film credit: Rob Claveria)
Mindfulness for staff – colluding or coping? (Robert Marx and Clara Strauss)
Mindfulness for people with an emotionally unstable personality disorder (EUPD) diagnosis (Hannah Shutt, Lisa Ransom, Kate Axford)
Mindfulness and climate activism (Abbie Mead and Tamsin Bishton)
Handout: Mindfulness and Climate Activism next steps
Extending mindfulness demographics, expectations & provisions (SMC Mindfulness advocates)
HaMakom: Jewish mindfulness (Bev Cohen and Solomon Slade)
Are there any positive ‘side effects’ of COVID-19? Insights from neuroscience and a personal journey (Helga Dittmar) See the presentation here.
7th Sussex Mindfulness Centre Annual Conference
Friends Meeting House, Ship Street, Brighton
Friday 25th October 2019
Download featured presentations here:
- Rebecca Crane (Director of the Centre for Mindfulness Research and Practice, Bangor University) on 'What makes an effective mindfulness teacher?'
- Jason Gonzalez (Principal Facilitator of The Mindful Leader programme, in partnership with Queen’s University Belfast William J. Clinton Leadership Institute) on 'Building a Compassionate Culture in a Competitive Environment'.
6th Annual Conference 2018
Friday 21st Sept 2018, Sussex Education Centre in Hove
The theme of our 2018 conference was community mindfulness: staying connected, local and accessible. We had workshops, mindfulness practice, discussions and short talks led by mindfulness teachers, researchers and service users. View the programme.
5th SMC Annual Conference, 2017
If you have any queries email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or call 0300 304 0689.


Growth
As an officer in the Indian Air Force, the sky is the limit for you. You start your career as a Flying Officer and can rise up to the rank of Air Marshal. The chosen one from the Flying Branch becomes the head of the family i.e. The Chief of Air Staff. To know the exact rank structure for commissioned officers read below.
Junior Level Officers
Flying Officer (Fg Offr):
Taking off a career in Air Force, this is the first rank an officer wears after successful completion of the training.
Flight Lieutenant (Flt LT):
Beginning the climb, Flight Lieutenant is the next rung in the Indian Air Force hierarchy, where you play and important role as a member of a cohesive team.
Executive Level Officers
Squadron Leader (Sqn Ldr):
Taking on bigger responsibilities under your wings, the Squadron Leader undertakes many tasks. Now you are a senior level supervisor.
Wing Commander (Wg Cdr):
Gearing up for the higher grounds the Wing Commander, the next higher rank, takes on additional responsibilities.
Group Captain (Gp Capt):
Taking charge of men and management, you as a Group Captain may command a medium-sized Air Force Station or be an important link in decision making mechanism at various IAF formations.
Director Level Officers
Air Commodore:
An Air Commodore is the next rank and of a Principal Director. You may command a large Air Force Station, or hold Staff Appointments (senior level) at Air HQ/Command HQ.
Air Vice Marshal:
Only the daring few climb this high in the Air Force hierarchy. An Air Vice Marshal is responsible for taking strategic decisions.
Air Marshal:
Just one step below the top of the ladder, the Air Marshal commands a lot of power.
Chief
Air Chief Marshal:
The top of the rung for the best of the best from the flying branch. The Air Chief Marshal heads the Air Force family and is responsible for all strategic and tactical decisions in times of peace and war.


Mesibo Chat SDK for iOS
Estimated reading time: 4 minutesThe Mesibo SDKs for iOS are available as CocoaPods pods OR individual frameworks that can be installed manually.
CocoaPods is an open source dependency manager for Swift and Objective-C Cocoa projects, which automates the process of using 3rd-party libraries like Mesibo in your projects. For details, see the CocoaPods Getting Started guide.
If you prefer to install manually, you can click here.
Install Using CocoaPods
If you already have the CocoaPods tool, skip to Step 2.
Step 1: Install CocoaPods
CocoaPods is an open source dependency manager for Swift and Objective-C Cocoa projects, which automates the process of using 3rd-party libraries like Mesibo in your projects. For details, see the CocoaPods Getting Started guide.
You can install CocoaPods by running the following commands in Terminal.app:
$ sudo gem install cocoapods
$ pod setup
Depending on your Ruby installation, you may not have to run as
sudo
to install the cocoapods gem.
Step 2: Create a Podfile
Project dependencies to be managed by CocoaPods are specified in a file name Podfile
. Create this file in the same directory as your Xcode project (.xcodeproj
) file and Copy and paste the following lines into it:
target "YourTargetName" do
source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'
pod 'mesibo'
end
This will install mesibo core API framework into your project.
Step 3: Install Mesibo Core API Framework
Now you can install mesibo the dependencies in your project:
$ pod install
From now on, be sure to always open the generated Xcode workspace (.xcworkspace
) instead of the project file when building your project:
$ open <YourProjectName>.xcworkspace
Step 4: Install Mesibo UI and Calls Framework
Similarly, you can also install mesibo-ui and mesibo-calls framework as following:
target "YourTargetName" do
source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'
pod 'mesibo-ui'
pod 'mesibo-calls'
end
Step 4: That’s All!
At this point, everything’s in place for you to start using Mesibo. Just #import
the headers for the classes you need and start coding!
#import <Mesibo/Mesibo.h>
#import <MesiboUI/MesiboUI.h>
#import <MesiboCall/MesiboCall.h>
Install Manually
You can add mesibo frameworks manually to your project.
You can download all the Mesibo frameworks for iOS from GitHub OR by by running the following commands in Terminal.app:
$ git lfs install
$ git clone https://github.com/mesibo/mesiboframeworks.git
If you are using, Mesibo Call framework, you also need to download Mesibo WebRTC framework by downloading from GitHub OR by by running the following commands in Terminal.app:
$ git lfs install
$ git clone https://github.com/mesibo/mesibowebrtcframework.git
Mesibo Core API Framework
-
Drag
mesibo.framework
to your xcode project. Xcode will prompt you for various options - make sure to select Copy items if needed -
Import header in your project
#import <Mesibo/Mesibo.h>
Mesibo UI Framework
-
Drag
messaging.framework
to your xcode project. Xcode will prompt you for various options - make sure to select Copy items if needed -
Right-click
messaging.framework
in your project, and select “Show In Finder”. -
Drag the
messagingui.bundle
from the Resources folder into your project. When prompted, ensure that Copy items into destination group’s folder is NOT selected. -
Import header in your project
#import <MesiboUI/MesiboUI.h>
Mesibo UI SDK uses google map and place API to send location. Hence, in order to use this feature, you must be having Google map and place framework and also your Google API key in the info.plist - refer how to get your google map api key and install it.
Mesibo Voice and Video Call Framework
-
Drag
mesibocall.framework
to your xcode project. Xcode will prompt you for various options - make sure to select Copy items if needed -
Right-click
mesibocall.framework
in your project, and select “Show In Finder”. -
Drag the
MesiboCallBundle.bundle
from the Resources folder into your project. When prompted, ensure that Copy items into destination group’s folder is NOT selected. -
Import header in your project
#import <MesiboCall/MesiboCall.h>
You can now begin developing features with mesibo. Be sure you update these frameworks each time mesibo is updated.
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| object |
scope
The scope the the event will fire from by default.
|
| Subscriber[] |
subscribers
The subscribers to this event
|
| string |
type
The type of event, returned to subscribers when the event fires
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Class YAHOO.util.CustomEvent
Object | +--YAHOO.util.CustomEvent
class
YAHOO.util.CustomEvent
Field Summary [top]
Constructor Summary [top]
YAHOO.util.CustomEvent
The CustomEvent class lets you define events for your application
that can be subscribed to by one or more independent component.
Method Summary [top]
| void |
fire
()
Notifies the subscribers.
|
| void |
subscribe
(<Function> fn, <Object> obj, <boolean> bOverride)
Subscribes the caller to this event
|
| boolean |
unsubscribe
(<Function> fn, <Object> obj)
Unsubscribes the caller from this event
|
| void |
unsubscribeAll
()
Removes all listeners
|
Field Detail [top]
scope
object
scope
The scope the the event will fire from by default. Defaults to the window
obj
subscribers
Subscriber[]
subscribers
The subscribers to this event
type
string
type
The type of event, returned to subscribers when the event fires
Constructor Detail [top]
YAHOO.util.CustomEvent
YAHOO.util.CustomEvent
()
The CustomEvent class lets you define events for your application
that can be subscribed to by one or more independent component.
- Parameters:
-
type
- The type of event, which is passed to the callback when the event fires -
oScope
- The context the event will fire from. "this" will refer to this object in the callback. Default value: the window object. The listener can override this.
Method Detail [top]
fire
void
fire
()
Notifies the subscribers. The callback functions will be executed
from the scope specified when the event was created, and with the following
parameters:
- The type of event - All of the arguments fire() was executed with as an array - The custom object (if any) that was passed into the subscribe() method
- Parameters:
-
an
- arbitrary set of parameters to pass to the handler
subscribe
void
subscribe
(<Function> fn, <Object> obj, <boolean> bOverride)
Subscribes the caller to this event
- Parameters:
-
fn
- The function to execute -
obj
- An object to be passed along when the event fires -
bOverride
- If true, the obj passed in becomes the execution scope of the listener
unsubscribe
boolean
unsubscribe
(<Function> fn, <Object> obj)
Unsubscribes the caller from this event
- Parameters:
-
fn
- The function to execute -
obj
- An object to be passed along when the event fires
- Returns:
- True if the subscriber was found and detached.
unsubscribeAll
void
unsubscribeAll
()
Removes all listeners


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Packages | |
| namespace | pyproct::tools::pdbTools |
Functions | |
| def | pyproct::tools::pdbTools.get_number_of_frames |
| Uses the 'egrep' shell command to count the number of times MODEL appears in the trajectory file, which will be indeed the number of different structures. | |
| def | pyproct::tools::pdbTools.get_number_of_atoms |
| Counts the number of ATOM and HETATM entries in the first model of a pdb file. | |
| def | pyproct::tools::pdbTools.read_to_TAG |
| Advances the file handler reading cursor to the line after a tag. | |
| def | pyproct::tools::pdbTools.advance_to_TAG |
| Advances the file handler reading cursor until it finds a tag. | |
| def | pyproct::tools::pdbTools.write_a_tfile_model_into_other_tfile |
| It writes the next model found in a trajectory unless the skip parameter is set to 'True'. | |
| def | pyproct::tools::pdbTools.extract_frames_from_trajectory_sequentially |
| It extracts some frames from one trajectory and writes them down in an opened file handler. | |
| def | pyproct::tools::pdbTools.create_CA_file |
| Creates a valid CA pdb from a valid pdb. | |
| def | pyproct::tools::pdbTools.get_model_boundaries |
| Tries to discover the structure of the file. | |
| def | pyproct::tools::pdbTools.repair_MODEL_ENDMDL_tags |
| Uses the previously discovered partition with 'get_model_boundaries' to add the necessary MODEL, ENDMDL tags for each of its discovered models. | |
| def | pyproct::tools::pdbTools.grab_existing_frame_from_trajectory |
| Extracts a model of a trajectory and writes it into another file. |


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View the slides at gdila.org/js201.
function add(a, b) {
return a + b;
};
add(5, 4);
Review
function nameImprover(name, adj) {
return 'Admiral ' + name + ' Mc' + adj + 'pants';
}
nameImprover('Natalie', 'Sparkly');
var nameImprover = function(name, adj) {
return 'Admiral ' + name + ' Mc' + adj + 'pants';
}
nameImprover('Natalie', 'Sparkly');
function
var nameImprover = function huzzah(name, adj) {
return 'Admiral ' + name + ' Mc' + adj + 'pants';
};
The function name is scoped to the defined function.
NFE is handy for recursive functions, or functions that call themselves:
var factorial = function factorialCalc(num) {
// If the number is less than 0, reject it.
if (num < 0) {
return -1;
}
// If the number is 0, its factorial is 1.
else if (num == 0) {
return 1;
}
// Otherwise, call this recursive procedure again.
else {
return (num * factorialCalc(num - 1));
}
}
console.log(factorial(3));
Let's say you have a function defined with a function declaration, and you try to call it in your code before it's defined in the code:
saySomething('hello');
function saySomething(text) {
console.log(text);
}
It works! The function gets hoisted, or moved to the top of its scope.
This is both good and bad. Good because it keeps our code from throwing errors. Bad because it allows us to develop bad habits in our code.
Function expressions do not get hoisted. So this won't work:
saySomething('hello');
var saySomething = function(text) {
console.log(text);
}
You must define the function expression before it's called.
var saySomething = function(text) {
console.log(text);
}
saySomething('hello');
Generally, best practices favor using expressions over declarations for defining functions.
if
statement.We can also use a function expression to create a function that is invoked immediately - an IIFE.
(function sayHello() {
alert("hello!");
})();
It starts with a (
not with function
.
We can use the parentheses to pass arguments to an IIFE:
(function sayHello(name) {
alert("hello, " + name + "!");
})('Natalie');
Inside a function, we can use the arguments
keyword to fetch an array of all the arguments passed to a function.
var addTwo = function(a, b) {
console.log(arguments); // logs [3,10]
return a + b;
};
console.log(addTwo(3, 10));
arguments
var addMany = function() {
console.log(arguments);
var sum = 0;
for (var i=0; i < arguments.length; i++) {
sum += arguments[i];
}
return sum;
};
console.log(addMany(3, 10, 57, 24));
console.log(addMany(3, 10, 57, 24, 200, 300));
var nameLogger = function(name, adj) {
if(adj === undefined) adj = "Fancy";
var newName = 'Admiral ' + name + ' Mc' + adj + 'pants';
console.log(newName);
};
this
Each time we create a function, JavaScript creates a keyword called this
.
We use this
similarly to a variable, but we can't change the value.
The keyword this
refers to the object inside which the function is created.
Huh?
Let's look at some examples.
this
inside methods of objectsvar natalie = {
living: true,
age: 42,
getAge: function(){
return this.age;
}
};
console.log(natalie.getAge());
Here our function is a method inside an object - so this
refers to the object, natalie
this
inside callback functions
var btn = document.getElementById('myBtn');
btn.onclick = function(){
var text = this.innerHTML;
console.log(text);
};
A callback function is connected to a DOM element through an event handler - so this
refers to the DOM element that fired the event - in this case, the button
that was clicked.
function trySomething(){
console.log(this);
}
trySomething();
window
objectA window
object is created in the browser as soon as the JavaScript interpreter starts.
All globally-scoped functions and variables are actually properties and methods of the window()
object.
window
objectvar num = 7;
var name = "Natalie";
console.log(window.num);
console.log(window.name);
function sayHello() {
console.log("Hello there!");
}
window.sayHello();
Don't forget! Functions in JavaScript are objects.
They have properties and methods just like any other object.
Let's take a look at a few methods.
bind()
Use the bind()
method to explicity set the value of this
without invoking the function immediately.
var cat = {
name: 'Ollie',
age: 1,
callCat: function() {
console.log('Come here, ' + this.name);
}
};
var btn = document.getElementById('myBtn');
btn.onclick = cat.callCat.bind(cat);
call()
Invokes the function, allows you to explicity set the value of this
and pass in arguments one by one
var cat1 = {name: 'Mabel', age: 6 };
var cat2 = {name: 'Ollie', age: 1 };
function feedCat(food) {
console.log('Feeding some ' + food + ' to ' + this.name);
}
feedCat.call(cat1, 'salmon');
feedCat.call(cat2, 'tuna');
apply()
Invokes the function, allows you to explicity set the value of this
and pass in an array of arguments.
var cat1 = {name: 'Mabel', age: 6 };
var cat2 = {name: 'Ollie', age: 1 };
function feedCat(food) {
console.log('Feeding some ' + food + ' to ' + this.name);
}
feedCat.apply(cat1, ['salmon']);
feedCat.apply(cat2, ['tuna']);
Functions can be nested inside one another:
function showRelationship(personName, catName) {
var intro = "Please meet ";
function makeSentence() {
return intro + catName + ' and his human, ' + personName;
}
console.log(makeSentence());
}
showRelationship('Natalie', 'Ollie');
An inner function has access to three scopes: its own scope, the enclosing function scope, and the global scope.
Questions about functions before we move on?
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Test Page</title>

My Page

Hello World!

document
document = {
head: {
children: [ ... ] // contains all child nodes
},
body: {
children: [ ... ] // contains all child nodes
hasChildNodes: function() {
//returns true or false
}
},
getElementById: function(arg) {
//returns matching node list
}
...
}
Note: This is not complete! But gives an idea...
In the brower console, try these...
document.body
document.body.children
document.querySelectorAll('p');
What other properties and methods do we know?
By CSS selector:
document.querySelectorAll('section h2');
By tag name:
document.getElementsByTagName('div');
By class name:
document.getElementsByClassName('upper');
By ID:
document.getElementById('kittenPic');
By CSS selector:
document.querySelectorAll('section h2')[0];
document.querySelector('section h2');
By tag name:
document.getElementsByTagName('div')[2];
By class name:
document.getElementsByClassName('upper')[1];
Pair up with a buddy
Open gdila.org
in your browser, then open the console.
One person will select a couple different elements on the page, and the other person has to use document methods to select them. You'll know you've got the right one when you hover over it and it highlights on the page (I'll demonstrate).
Take turns.
Three step-process:
var myNewElement = document.createElement('div');
myNewElement.innerHTML = 'I am the html inside of a brand new div tag!';
myNewElement.className = 'new';
document.body.appendChild(myNewElement);
Any questions on selecting or creating DOM nodes?
So far, we have only used specific event handler properties to associate a function with an event.
These properties have a limitation: you can only assign one callback per event.
var btn = document.getElementById('testButton');
btn.onclick = function() { console.log('did stuff #1'); };
btn.onclick = function() { console.log('did stuff #2'); };
If you click the button, you'll see that only did stuff #2
is logged to the console. We're assigning properties to an object, and the second one simply overwrites the first.
addEventListener()
methodIf we want to get fancy (or just build more stable and flexible code), we can use the addEventListener()
method instead.
element.addEventListener(event, callback);
addEventListener()
with an anonymous functionvar myButton = document.getElementById('testButton');
myButton.addEventListener('click', function() {
console.log('button was clicked!');
});
This works, but we can't remove this callback later on because we don't have a way to call it - it's anonymous and has no name.
addEventListener()
with a named functionvar myButton = document.getElementById('testButton');
//store and define the function
var myCallback = function() {
console.log('button clicked!');
};
myButton.addEventListener('click', myCallback);
Now, we can remove that event listener later on:
myButton.removeEventListener('click', myCallback);
Arguments get passed to the callback:
GDI
var myLink = document.getElementById('testLink');
//store and define the function
var myCallback = function(e) {
e.preventDefault();
console.log('Not going there!');
};
//no argument needed for binding the event
myLink.addEventListener('click', myCallback);
Add this button to your HTML page:
<button id="messageButton">Show a message</button>
Now add an event listener to the button that will log a message to the console when the button is clicked.
Bonus: If you finish early, try updating the callback so it logs the number of times the button has been clicked to the console.
The DOM is a series of objects, nested inside one another: a paragraph inside a div inside the body inside the document, for example.
When an event is triggered on a nested element, it's also triggered on the parent(s), all the way up to the document
object.
Really?
This is a paragraph
var div = document.getElementById('parent');
var showMessage = function(e) {
console.log('The div was clicked!');
}
div.addEventListener('click', showMessage);
The order is called a bubbling order, because an event bubbles from the innermost element up through parents, like a bubble of air in the water.
The deepest element that triggered the event is called the target
. And this
is the element the event has bubbled to - the one that triggers the event handler.
The target
is stored as a property of the event object.
var div = document.getElementById('parent');
var showMessage = function(e) {
console.log('You clicked on ' + e.target.nodeName);
console.log('The event was handled on ' + this.nodeName);
}
div.addEventListener('click', showMessage);
stopPropagation()
You can stop an event from bubbling up the DOM with the stopPropagation
method.
var div = document.getElementById('parent');
var btn = document.querySelector('#parent button');
var showMessage = function(e) {
console.log('You clicked on ' + e.target.nodeName);
console.log('The event was handled on ' + this.nodeName);
}
var showAnotherMessage = function(e) {
e.stopPropagation();
console.log('The ' + e.target.nodeName + ' was clicked and the event didn\'t bubble.');
};
div.addEventListener('click', showMessage);
btn.addEventListener('click', showAnotherMessage);
We can take advantage of event bubbling in our code.
Let's start with this HTML:
- Maru - he likes boxes!
- Hana - she love Maru
- Lil Bub - she's a trooper
- Grumpy Cat - she's the grumpiest
We want to toggle a highlight on each list item when it's clicked.
We could add an event listener to each list item...or we could just listen for an event on the list:
var list = document.getElementById('awesomeCats');
var listClicking = function(e) {
var el = e.target;
while (el != this) {
if (el && el.nodeName == 'LI') {
toggleHighlight(el);
}
el = el.parentNode;
}
};
var toggleHighlight = function(el) {
var color = el.style.backgroundColor;
if (color) { el.style.backgroundColor = ''; }
else { el.style.backgroundColor = 'pink'; }
};
list.addEventListener('click', listClicking);
The addEventListener() method only fires when the page is first loaded.
If we change the page later - e.g., we dynamically add more items to the list - those new items won't have event listeners. We would have to re-add event listeners to any new items created on the page.
Or we can use event delegation instead - the container element stays on the page no matter what, and we can listen for events there.
Not all events bubble - here's a nice list of events that shows which ones bubble and which do not.
If you're not careful, you can put a lot of load on the browser - be sure to think about how often an event might be fired vs how often you'd want to trigger a callback function in response.
Given this HTML:
You can learn about about lions, tigers, or bears.
Or you could just relax and watch a video.
Use event delegation to display an alert each time a user clicks a link that asks them if they're sure.
Questions on event bubbling and delgation?
Two things for you to do before next week's class:
If you have questions, post in our Facebook group.


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This is documentation of the SEAR project
-> add recordings
-> add preliminary results
-> organize the code
-> discuss the results (regularized will be done)
EDAs:
- plot MFCC for recordings in different conditions
Paper: bin/WASPAA-final.pdf
-> https://blog.floydhub.com/the-transformer-in-pytorch/ (imple idea, lots of compute, how to adapt to speech?)
http://karpathy.github.io/2019/04/25/recipe/ -> to read
CNTK -> https://arxiv.org/pdf/1904.11955.pdf -> this will be super interstin (small amount of training by simulating that ANN is infinite...
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1711.03902.pdf <- to read, symbolic reasoning


No. Registering just tells the Java system where to send
the events. They go in one direction, from GUI component
(in this case the close button) to event listener
(in this case WindowQuitter
.
This program is suitable for "copy-paste-save-and-run" using Notepad. It would be a really good idea to try it, and to hack upon the program a bit.
C:\> javac GUItester.java C:\> java GUItester C:\>


Amusing yet disquieting video of man who backed into another car
by Rob Beschizza"Sir, you crashed into my car.


Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture - Martin Fowler
Software
Software Architecture
Patterns
Description
The practice of enterprise application development has benefited from the emergence of many new enabling technologies. Multi-tiered object-oriented platforms, such as Java and .NET, have become commonplace. These new tools and technologies are capable of building powerful applications, but they are not easily implemented.
Addison-Wesley Professional -
ISBN:<PHONE_NUMBER> -
560 pages


WITNESS LIST Intergovernmental Relations Committee April 21, 2005 - 8:00A HB 304 FOR: DeLord, Ron President (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Jones, Chris (CLEAT), Austin, TX Jones, Jim Detective (San Antonio Police Officers' Association), San Antonio, TX Rendon, Feliciano (San Antonio Police Officers Association), San Antonio, TX HB 918 Registering, but not testifying: For: Day, Aaron (City of Fort Worth), Fort Worth, TX On: Kasper, Kristofer (Simon Property), Austin, TX HB 937 Registering, but not testifying: For: Atkins, Winn (Diageo North America), Austin, TX Key, Patrick V.P. Randalls Beverage Co. (Texas Retailers Association), Houston, TX Marosko, Fred (Texas Package Stores Association), Austin, TX For Bill/For Committee Substitute: Hull, Sharon (Wine Institute), Austin, TX HB 1007 Registering, but not testifying: For: Dyer, Jay (Texas Association of Builders), Austin, TX Higgins, Mike (Texas State Association of Fire Fighters), Austin, TX Jones, Chris (CLEAT), Austin, TX Jones, Jim Det. (San Antonio Police Officers' Association), San Antonio, TX Ocanas, Reymundo (Texas Association of Community Development Corps), Austin, TX Rendon, Feliciano (San Antonio Police Officers Association), San Antonio, TX Wilkison, Charley (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas), Austin, TX On: Dean, Cathy (Texas State Affordable Housing Corp.), Austin, TX HB 2814 Registering, but not testifying: For: Claymon, Jennifer Attorney for Sweeny Hospital District (Sweeny Hospital District), Austin, TX SB 628 FOR: Ocanas, Reymundo (Texas Association of Community Development Corporations), Austin, TX Way, Heather (Self), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Dyer, Jay (Texas Association of Builders), Austin, TX Henneberger, John (Texas Low Income Housing Information Service), Austin, TX Talerico, Jeanne Executive Director (Texas Association of Local Housing Finance Agencies), Austin, TX SB 723 FOR: Ocanas, Reymundo (Texas Association of Community Development Corps), Austin, TX ON: Schottman, Steve Planning & Research Manager (Texas Department of Housing & Community Affairs), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Garvin, John Executive Director (Texas Affiliation of Affordable Housing Providers), Austin, TX Henneberger, John (Texas Low Income Housing Information Service), Austin, TX Talerico, Jeanne Executive Director (Texas Association of Local Housing Finance Agencies), Austin, TX SB 799 Registering, but not testifying: For: Ocanas, Reymundo (Texas Association of Community Development Corps), Austin, TX Talerico, Jeanne Executive Director (Texas Association of Local Housing), Austin, TX On: Dean, Cathy (Texas State Affordable Housing Corp.), Austin, TX SB 833 Registering, but not testifying: For: Henneberger, John (Texas Low Income Housing Information Service), Austin, TX Ocanas, Reymundo (Texas Association of Community Development Corps), Austin, TX Talerico, Jeanne Executive Director (Texas Association of Local Housing Finance Agencies), Austin, TX Way, Heather (Self), Austin, TX SB 1050 FOR: Higgins, Mike (Texas State Association of Fire Fighters), Austin, TX SB 1433 FOR: Anderson, Michael President (Pflugerville Professional Firefighters Local 4137), Hutto, TX Higgins, Mike (Texas State Association of Fire Fighters), Austin, TX AGAINST: Carlton, John (Travis County Emergency Services District No. 2 & Texas State Association of Fire and Emergency Districts), Austin, TX Smith, Don Fire Chief (Travis County ESD #4), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Gray, Clint (Pflugerville Professional Firefigthers Local 4137), Pflugerville, TX Trubee, Glenn President, Hudson Bend Firefighers Association (Hudson Bend Firefighters), Lakeway, TX Against: Howe, Mike President (State Association Fire Emergency Districts), Austin, TX Moellenberg, Ron Chief (Travis County ESD #2), Pflugerville, TX SB 1673 FOR: Gaylor, Tom Deputy Executive Director (Texas Municipal Police Association), Austin, TX Jones, Chris (CLEAT), Austin, TX Travis, Russell (Williamson County Sheriff's Association), Georgetown, TX AGAINST: Gonzalez, Jr., Sigifredo Sheriff (Sheriffs' Association of Texas), Austin, TX FOR COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE: Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: Against: Wilson, Dennis (Sheriff's Association of Texas), Austin, TX SB 1677 Registering, but not testifying: For: Brewer, Helen Sister (Seton Healthcare Network), Austin, TX Heidrich, Clarke (Travis County Hospital District Board of Managers), Austin, TX Richie, Carl (Travis County Hospital District Board of Managers), Austin, TX Young Brown, Patricia CEO (Travis County Hospital District), Austin, TX On: Wilson, Stacy Assistant County Attorney (Travis County Hospital District/ Travis County Attorney's Office), Austin, TX SB 1722 FOR: Ocanas, Reymundo (Texas Association of Community Development Corps), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Talerico, Jeanne Executive Director (Texas Association of Local Housing Finance Agencies), Austin, TX SB 1742 FOR: Mayfield, Kenneth County Commissioner (Dallas County), Dallas, TX SB 1786 FOR: Schroeter, Thomas (Portof Houston Authority), Houston, TX SB 1827 Registering, but not testifying: On: Boston, Brooke Multifamily Director (Texas Department of Housing & Community Affairs), Austin, TX SB 1828 Registering, but not testifying: For: Lawson, Richard (Verizon), Austin, TX Underwood, Nancy (Underwood Financial, Ltd.), Dallas, TX Valdez, Jerry (Underwood Financial, Ltd.), Dallas, TX


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Comments
-- Single line comment
#!/usr/bin/osascript
(* Here is
a block
comment *)
Strings
"foo \"bar\" baz"
Operators
a ≠ b
12 + 2 * 5
"DUMPtruck" is equal to "dumptruck"
"zebra" comes after "aardvark"
{ "this", "is", 2, "cool" } starts with "this"
{ "is", 2} is contained by { "this", "is", 2, "cool" }
set docRef to a reference to the first document
Classes and units
tell application "Finder"
text 1 thru 5 of "Bring me the mouse."
set averageTemp to 63 as degrees Fahrenheit
set circleArea to (pi * 7 * 7) as square yards


"Printing" files on PDF-printers is useful as you can save everything as a digital PDF file instead of printing it.
I've just installed Typing Test TQ for testing my typing speed and I wanted to save my results. This wasn't possible, but I could print them. So I thought I could print it to a PDF file and store it this way on my computer. Once again, I didn't think of Microsoft.
The Linux-Way
How would you solve this problem on a Debian machine? Well, most Debian machines would have a PDF printer pre-installed. So you would simply click on print, choose the PDF printer and be happy.
If it is not pre-installed, type:
sudo apt-get install cups-pdf
Now you can use a PDF printer.
Done. It works.
The Windows-Way
Windows 7 does not have a PDF printer, but it has a "Microsoft XPS Document Writer". Lets see what this is:
XPS
General Information
Open XML Paper Specification is an open specification for a page description language and a fixed-document format originally developed by Microsoft as XML Paper Specification (XPS) that was later standardized by Ecma International as international standard ECMA-388. It is an XML-based specification, based on a new print path and a color-managed vector-based document format that supports device independence and resolution independence. OpenXPS was standardized as an open standard document format on June 16, 2009.
XPS vs. PDF
- Comparison of OpenXPS and PDF
- XPS vs PDF. What's the status? on superusers
TL;DR
XPS is an alternative for PDF. It lacks program support compared to PDF.
Getting a PDF-Printer
After a quick search, I found CutePDF. Seems to work, but I don't give any malware-freeness-guarantees.
Although I don't know if there is malware, there is definitely some spam content:
Why can't it simply only install a PDF-printer without getting annoyed with toolbars? I never had this problem on Linux...