{% load staticfiles %} {% load social_widgets %}
{% verbatim %}{% social_widget_render "facebook/likebox.html" href="https://www.facebook.com/FacebookDevelopers" %}{% endverbatim %}
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "facebook/likebox.html" locale="en_US" app_id=12345678 href="https://www.facebook.com/FacebookDevelopers" height=300 colorscheme="light" force_wall=False header=True show_border=True show_faces=True stream=False width=300 %}{% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| locale | Used to determine the language of the widget. | Django locale (en_US by default) |
| app_id | Facebook Application ID. | None |
| colorscheme | The color scheme used by the plugin. Can be "light" or "dark". | "light" |
| force_wall | For "place" Pages (Pages that have a physical location that can be used with check-ins), this specifies whether the stream contains posts by the Page or just check-ins from friends. | False |
| header | Specifies whether to display the Facebook header at the top of the plugin. | True |
| height | The height of the plugin in pixels. The default height varies based on number of faces to display, and whether the stream is displayed. With stream set to True and 10 photos displayed (via show_faces) the default height is 556px. With stream and show_faces both False, the default height is 63px. | Varies, see left. |
| href | The absolute URL of the Facebook Page that will be liked. This is a required setting. | None |
| show_border | Specifies whether or not to show a border around the plugin. | True |
| show_faces | Specifies whether to display profile photos of people who like the page. | True |
| stream | Specifies whether to display a stream of the latest posts by the Page. | False |
| width | The width of the plugin in pixels. Minimum is 292. | 300 |
Documentation: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/like-box-for-pages
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "facebook/follow_button.html" href="https://www.facebook.com/zuck" %} {% endverbatim %}
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "facebook/follow_button.html" href="https://www.facebook.com/zuck" locale="en_US" app_id=12345678 width=300 height=100 colorscheme="light" kid_directed_site=False layout="standard" show_faces=False %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| locale | Used to determine the language of the widget. | Django locale (en_US by default) |
| app_id | Facebook Application ID. | None |
| colorscheme | The color scheme used by the plugin. Can be "light" or "dark". | "light" |
| href | The Facebook.com profile URL of the user to follow. | None |
| kid_directed_site | If your web site or online service, or a portion of your service, is directed to children under 13 you must enable this | "False" |
| layout | Selects one of the different layouts that are available for the plugin. Can be one of "standard", "button_count", or "box_count". See the FAQ for more details. | "standard" |
| show_faces | Specifies whether to display profile photos below the button (standard layout only). You must not enable this on child-directed sites. | "False" |
| width | The width of the plugin. The layout you choose affects the minimum and default widths you can use, please see the FAQ for more details. | Depends on layout |
Documentation: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/follow-button
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "facebook/embedded_post.html" href="https://www.facebook.com/FacebookDevelopers/posts/10151471074398553" %} {% endverbatim %}
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "facebook/embedded_post.html" locale="en_US" app_id=12345678 href="https://www.facebook.com/FacebookDevelopers/posts/10151471074398553" width=500 %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| locale | Used to determine the language of the widget. | Django locale (en_US by default) |
| app_id | Facebook Application ID. | None |
| href | The absolute URL of the Post that will be embedded. | None |
| width | The pixel width of the post (between 350 and 750) | 500 |
Documentation: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/embedded-posts
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "facebook/activity_feed.html" site="developers.facebook.com" %} {% endverbatim %}
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "facebook/activity_feed.html" locale="en_US" app_id=12345678 site="developers.facebook.com" action="likes, recommends" colorscheme="light" header=True height=300 linktarget="_blank" max_age=0 recommendations=False width=300 %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| locale | Used to determine the language of the widget. | Django locale (en_US by default) |
| app_id | Facebook Application ID. | None |
| action | A comma-separated list of Open Graph action types to show in the feed. | Any action type |
| app_id | Display all actions associated with this app ID. This is usually inferred from the app ID you use to initiate the [JavaScript SDK]. | None |
| colorscheme | The color scheme used by the plugin. Can be "light" or "dark". | "light" |
| filter | Allows you to filter which URLs are shown in the plugin. For example, if the site parameter is set to 'www.example.com' and the filterparameter was set to '/section1/section2' then only pages which matched 'http://www.example.com/section1/section2/*' would be included in the activity feed section of this plugin. This filter does not apply to any recommendations which may appear in this plugin (see recommendations setting). | None |
| header | Show the "Recent Activity" header above the feed. Can be "True" or "False" | "True" |
| height | The height of the plugin in pixels. | 300 |
| linktarget | Determines what happens when people click on the links in the feed. Can be any of the standard HTML target values. | "_blank" |
| max_age | Limit the created time of articles that are shown in the feed. Valid values are 1-180, which represents the age in days to limit to. | 0 (no limit) |
| recommendations | Specifies whether to always show recommendations (Articles liked by a high amount of people) in the bottom half of the feed. Can be "True" or "False". | "False" |
| ref | A label for tracking referrals which must be less than 50 characters and can contain alphanumeric characters and some punctuation (currently +/=-.:_). See the FAQ for more details. | None |
| site | The domain for which to show activity. | Current domain |
| width | The width of the plugin in pixels. | 300 |
Documentation: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/activity
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "facebook/recommendations_feed.html" site="developers.facebook.com" %} {% endverbatim %}
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "facebook/recommendations_feed.html" locale="en_US" app_id=12345678 site="developers.facebook.com" ref="page_ref" action="likes, recommends" colorscheme="light" header=True height=300 linktarget="_blank" max_age=0 width=300 %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| locale | Used for widget localization | Django locale (en_US by default) |
| app_id | Facebook Application ID. | None |
| action | A comma-separated list of Open Graph action types to show in the feed. | Any action type |
| app_id | Display all actions associated with this app ID. This is usually inferred from the app ID you use to initiate the [JavaScript SDK]. | None |
| colorscheme | The color scheme used by the plugin. Can be "light" or "dark". | "light" |
| header | Show the "Recent Activity" header above the feed. Can be "True" or "False" | "True" |
| height | The height of the plugin in pixels. | 300 |
| linktarget | Determines what happens when people click on the links in the feed. Can be any of the standard HTML target values. | "_blank" |
| max_age | Limit the created time of articles that are shown in the feed. Valid values are 1-180, which represents the age in days to limit to. | 0 (no limit) |
| ref | A label for tracking referrals which must be less than 50 characters and can contain alphanumeric characters and some punctuation (currently +/=-.:_). See the FAQ for more details. | None |
| site | The domain for which to show activity. | Current domain |
| width | The width of the plugin in pixels. | 300 |
Documentation: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/recommendations
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "facebook/share_button.html" href="developers.facebook.com" %} {% endverbatim %}
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "facebook/share_button.html" locale="en_US" app_id=12345678 href="developers.facebook.com" layout="none" %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| locale | Used for widget localization | Django locale (en_US by default) |
| app_id | Facebook Application ID. | None |
| href | The absolute URL of the Post that will be embedded. | None |
| layout | Share button layout type. | None |
Documentation: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/share-button
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "twitter/follow_button.html" username="BillGates" %} {% endverbatim %}
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "twitter/follow_button.html" username="BillGates" show_screen_name=True show_count=False size="medium" dnt=False %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| username | Username to follow (without @) | None |
| lang | Language of the follow button. Available languages: English (en), French (fr), German (de), Italian (it), Spanish (es), Korean (ko) and Japanese (ja). | en |
| width | Width of the Follow Button | None |
| align | Alignment of the Follow Button. Can either be "left" or "right". | None |
| show_screen_name | The user’s screen name shows up by default, but you can opt not to show the screen name in the button. | True |
| size | The size of the button can render in either “medium”, which is the default size, or in “large” - which is the larger button. | "medium" |
| dnt | Enable or disable Do Not Track feature. More information. | False |
Documentation: https://dev.twitter.com/web/follow-button
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "twitter/share_button.html" href="http://www.twitter.com" %} {% endverbatim %}
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "twitter/share_button.html" href="http://www.twitter.com" username="BillGates" %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| username | Username to follow (without @) | None |
| lang | Language of the follow button. Available languages: English (en), French (fr), German (de), Italian (it), Spanish (es), Korean (ko) and Japanese (ja). | en |
| href | Url to share | None |
| hashtag | Hashtags to add to post | None |
| related | Related account to this post | None |
| count | Widget counter layout | "none" |
Documentation: https://dev.twitter.com/web/tweet-button
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "google/plus_person_badge.html" href="https://plus.google.com/+SergeyBrin" %} {% endverbatim %}
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "google/plus_person_badge.html" language="en-US" href="https://plus.google.com/+SergeyBrin" layout="portrait" showcoverphoto=True showtagline=True theme="light" width=300 %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| language | Language of the Google+ badge | "en-US" |
| href | URL to the Google+ page | None |
| layout | Sets the orientation of the badge. Can either be "landscape" or "portrait". | "portrait" |
| showcoverphoto | Displays the cover photo in the badge if set to true and the photo exists | True |
| showtagline | Displays the user's tag line if set to true. | True |
| theme | The color theme of the badge. Use dark when placing the badge on a page with a dark background. | "light" |
| width | The pixel width of the badge to render. The following ranges are valid: Portrait layout (180-450 pixels), Landscape layout (273-450 pixels) | 300 |
Documentation: https://developers.google.com/+/web/badge/#person-badge
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "google/plus_page_badge.html" href="https://plus.google.com/110967630299632321627" %} {% endverbatim %}
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "google/plus_page_badge.html" language="en-US" href="https://plus.google.com/110967630299632321627" layout="portrait" showcoverphoto=True showtagline=True theme="light" width=300 %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| language | Language of the Google+ badge | "en-US" |
| href | URL to the Google+ page | None |
| layout | Sets the orientation of the badge. Can either be "landscape" or "portrait". | "portrait" |
| showcoverphoto | Displays the cover photo in the badge if set to true and the photo exists | True |
| showtagline | Displays the user's tag line if set to true. | True |
| theme | The color theme of the badge. Use dark when placing the badge on a page with a dark background. | "light" |
| width | The pixel width of the badge to render. The following ranges are valid: Portrait layout (180-450 pixels), Landscape layout (273-450 pixels) | 300 |
Documentation: https://developers.google.com/+/web/badge/#page-badge
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "google/plus_community_badge.html" href="https://plus.google.com/communities/113527920160449995981" %} {% endverbatim %}
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "google/plus_community_badge.html" language="en-US" href="https://plus.google.com/communities/113527920160449995981" layout="portrait" showphoto=True showowners=False showtagline=True theme="light" width=300 %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| language | Language of the Google+ badge | "en-US" |
| href | URL to the Google+ page | None |
| layout | Sets the orientation of the badge. Can either be "landscape" or "portrait". | "portrait" |
| showphoto | Displays the community profile photo if set to true and the photo exists. | True |
| showowners | Displays a list of community owners if set to true. | False |
| showtagline | Displays the user's tag line if set to true. | True |
| theme | The color theme of the badge. Use dark when placing the badge on a page with a dark background. | "light" |
| width | The pixel width of the badge to render. The following ranges are valid: Portrait layout (180-450 pixels), Landscape layout (273-450 pixels) | 300 |
Documentation: https://developers.google.com/+/web/badge/#community-badge
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "google/plus_share_button.html" href="https://www.google.com" %} {% endverbatim %}
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "google/plus_share_button.html" language="en-US" href="https://plus.google.com/communities/113527920160449995981" layout="portrait" showphoto=True showowners=False showtagline=True theme="light" width=300 %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| language | Language of the Google+ badge | "en-US" |
| href | URL to the Google+ page | None |
| annotation | Widget style | "none" |
Documentation: https://developers.google.com/+/web/share/
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "google/youtube_subscribe_button.html" channel="GoogleDevelopers" %} {% endverbatim %}
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "google/youtube_subscribe_button.html" channel="GoogleDevelopers" theme="default" layout="default" count="default" %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| language | Language of the button | "en-US" |
| channel | The name of the channel associated with the button | None |
| layout | The format for the button. Can either be "default" or "full" | "default" |
| theme | Specifies the color scheme to use for the button. Can either be "default" or "dark" | "default" |
| count | Indicates whether the button displays the number of subscribers that the channel has. Can either be "default" or "count". | "default" |
Documentation: https://developers.google.com/youtube/youtube_subscribe_button
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "instagram/badge.html" username="nike" %} {% endverbatim %}
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "instagram/badge.html" size=32 username="nike" %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| username | Instagram username | None |
| size | Size of the badge in pixels. Can either be 16, 32 or 64. | 32 |
Documentation: http://instagram.com/accounts/badges/
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "pinterest/follow_button.html" href="http://www.pinterest.com/pinterest/" fullname="Pinterest" %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| href | Pinterest User URL | None |
| fullname | User fullname that will be shown on the button | None |
Documentation: https://business.pinterest.com/en/widget-builder#do_follow_me_button
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "pinterest/pin_widget.html" href="http://www.pinterest.com/pin/99360735500167749/" %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| href | Pinterest Pin URL | None |
Documentation: https://business.pinterest.com/en/widget-builder#do_embed_pin
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "pinterest/profile_widget.html" href="http://www.pinterest.com/pinterest/" %} {% endverbatim %}
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "pinterest/profile_widget.html" href="http://www.pinterest.com/pinterest/" pin_scale_width=80 pin_scale_height=320 pin_board_width=400 %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| href | Pinterest User URL | None |
| pin_scale_width | Width of a single pin | 80 |
| pin_scale_height | Height of a singe pin | 320 |
| pin_board_width | Width of the widget | 400 |
Documentation: https://business.pinterest.com/en/widget-builder#do_embed_user
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "pinterest/board_widget.html" href="http://www.pinterest.com/pinterest/pin-pets/" %} {% endverbatim %}
{% verbatim %} {% social_widget_render "pinterest/board_widget.html" href="http://www.pinterest.com/pinterest/pin-pets/" pin_scale_width=80 pin_scale_height=320 pin_board_width=400 %} {% endverbatim %}
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| href | Pinterest User URL | None |
| pin_scale_width | Width of a single pin | 80 |
| pin_scale_height | Height of a singe pin | 320 |
| pin_board_width | Width of the widget | 400 |
Documentation: https://business.pinterest.com/en/widget-builder#do_embed_board


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I aquired some seeds a while ago and just this past weekend I decided to try them. We didn't have any lime so... tried the smoking method. I cut up the seeds (2) as fine as I could. I then used a jet (torch) lighter to smoke them, and pretty much did as I would salvia. BIG deep hits, one after another. I didn't mind the taste too much, until later on when it was lingering in my throat. The smoke started out easy to take, but felt thicker later. A little came out from the bowl once, and it looked damn thick.
I had no problem smoking it. My friends on the other hand (most of which were very used to smoking tobacco and weed) couldn't stand it. They'd cough for a long time after very brief, short, barely torching the seeds, hits and take a break.. smoking their individual bowls in long periods of time, and thus having little other than physical effects. (numbness, strange feelings in their bodies). They smoked at different times than me, so that in case a sitter was needed, they were at hand.
So anyway, the effects. I stopped a little early because I (nor anyone I know) had tried this before. I also didn't want to drop the glass piece. I first noticed a wave of pleasant feeling through my body, then, a bit of numbness, and strangeness. I also felt a lot of warmth and pressure. However, the pressure was not in my head, but my lungs. Fortunately, it didn't hurt and soon went away, kinda scary, but not really.
The main effect was that everything looked and felt very sharp and defined. Color seemed much more vibrant, which was the only things I could manage to utter to my friend asking what was happening. I got lost staring into the leaves of a big tree. They started spreading, and moving around. They then began to spread in a circular manner. At the same height, but going all the way left and right, in my field of vision. Think of when Windows is crapping up on your computer, and you move a window around the desktop and you see hundreds of them, where they were, not disappearing.
I got knocked out of this trance by someone talking to me, and then I looked at various things, including a very strange bug on a flower, with a very strange mouth. Looking at colorful things up close was amazing. Also the fur on a cat, as it breathed the slight differences in the color of it's fur stood out.
I closed my eyes and saw some very pleasant visuals. They were intricate and defined, and very creative, impressive. However, as an image overall they were faded. It was almost transparent with nothing behind it. Not difficult to see, just not vibrant and outstanding like other things I've seen. I noticed that as I laid in a hammock and the sun hit my eyelids, the redness I saw from my eyelids was enough to hide the visuals. I blocked the sun and they came back. A very strange orb would be created 'far' from my 'vision' and sort of spiral towards me. It was also faded, so I tried to get a good look, or feel, or whatever for it, and it came so close, and felt close too. It alerted me, I'm not sure if I really jumped, but it felt like it. I came down soon after that. The whole thing probably took 20 minutes or less with some, but little, after effect.
Definitely worth a shot, just give it your all smoking it, or you'll gain nothing but some coughing and a nasty taste.
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Freelance UI/UX designer, also passionate about
making beautiful illustrations and icons.
About Me
Having great passion for design and programming, that's the main reason I went into web development. Am a problem solver, like thinking on ny feet and making decision, not really so good in communicatiin but am working on it. Am dependable and realiable, with me, your satisfaction is granteed.
Am outgoing, like having fun and i don't joke with my faith because on it most of my values are based on. I believe so much in value because this what makes an individual,a person withouut values can be tossed anywhere, like a moving train without direction. what really defines you is your faith.
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ECB denies report it is pressing Deutsche Bank's CEO to split role
The European Central Bank denied on Monday a report in the Financial Times that it is putting pressure on Deutsche Bank's Christian Sewing to give up his dual role as chief executive and investment bank head.
FRANKFURT: The European Central Bank denied on Monday a report in the Financial Times that it is putting pressure on Deutsche Bank's Christian Sewing to give up his dual role as chief executive and investment bank head.
"The story is incorrect," an ECB spokeswoman said.
The FT had written that the ECB was concerned that Sewing's twin responsibilities could undermine the group’s radical restructuring and posed a potential conflict of interest.
(Reporting By Francesco Canepa; Editing by Balazs Koranyi)


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Intro to Vue.js
About me
My name is Pablo Jurado. I am a Front end engineer at Dialexa. I
shifted from Visual Design to Software Development.
I am originally from Argentina. I have lived on Maui, Honolulu,
Houston, and now Dallas ❤
About this talk
This is an introduction to some core concepts of the Vue framework.
 This talk is aimed at developers who have never use
Vue, to have a general idea of the framework.
Disclaimer
Why do we need Front end frameworks?
Front End Frameworks help us to:
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Make apps more maintainable: easy for you and others to read,
test, and change code
- Make reusable components
- Improves DOM manipulations speed
- Typically have good documentation
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Makes easier onboarding/hiring new developers (don't need to teach
them your in house Framework)
What makes
UE different?
-
You can start using Vue by just adding a script tag.
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The core team is not associated with a big software company like
Facebook or Google.
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Has scoped CSS out of the box. (No need for CSS in JS).
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Has State management and Routing included.
{{ message }}
{{ message.split("").reverse().join("") }}
We can use Computed values to keep the templates clean.
{{ message }}
{{ reversedMessage }}
Recap
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We create a Vue Instance with data and methods
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We can render and modify data in the templates
- We can change the DOM with directives


- 0.46 - 2014-12-18
- 0.45 - 2012-03-02
- Use setuptools/distribute
- Cleanup version so it is now in noaadata/__init__.py
- time notices
- bitvector updated to 3.1.1
- started msg 17
- updates for ITU 1374-4
- Msg 21 now has dim broken out and regional because status
- 0.44 - 2010-05-21
- Started working on the new and separate libais C++ library for AIS with C-Python bridge for Deepwater Horizon
- Allow ais_bin_msgs.py to print out the corresponding AIVDM line
- Msgs 6 and 8 decode dac and fi
- Msg 21 fixed for ATONS to handle two new flags
- Msg 21 handcoded can now deal with the extended name
- ZNT NMEA string for NTP time quality
- ais_normalize can handle data w/out timestamps
- Add first C++ AIS code - ais_filter_by_mmsi
- In ais.binary, fixed a 2's complement bug for the lowest negative number... this was bad!
- Msg 7 had the spare as 1 bit when it should have been 2.
Creating a handcoded version to deal with shorter messages
- This version corresponds to working on libais-0.1 to libais-0.2
- New INSTALL file base on report from gemiller on irc:gpsd
- NEW FILES: ais_msg_21_handcoded.py ais_msg_7_handcoded.py imo_001_11_handcoded.py
- NEW FILES: template.bash nmea_error.py znt.py ais_filter_by_mmsi.cxx ais_bin_msgs.py
- NEW FILES: ais_decimate_traffic.py ais_distance.py ais_info.py ais_nmea_find_matches.py
- NEW FILES: ais_nmea_uptime2.py ais_nmea_uscg_timeshift.py ais_pg_grid_transits.py
- NEW FILES: find_missing_logs.py logger_handlers.py serial-logger2.py
- 0.43 - 2009-08-22
- ais_normalize now generates proper checksums. plus code cleanup
- ais_build_sqlite:
- Now validates checksums
- Msgs 1-4 now do commstate
- suggest at least one sql index
- Don't crash on short lines
- Added messge 19 for class B
- Better handling of uscg metadata. Still not handling them all
- Added ais msg 11 to decoding
- Msgs 1-4 are now hand coded to read comm state
- ais/__init__.py now has proper names for messages 11,13,16,17, and 22
- Added these uscg metadata fields to db: cg_s_rssi, cg_d_strength, cg_t_arrival, cg_s_slotnum
- aisutils/uscg.py: loosed regex to match bad T messages. Doced all field types
- Template is more better. Input from Trey Smith
- ais_liststations. cleanup and progress counts
- ais_position_in_polygon gives a better error message when pcl-core is missing. STill need to switch to shapely
- New scripts: ais_nmea_info.py, ais_nmea_remove_dups.py, ais_nmea_uptime.py, ais_sqlite_bsreport_analysis.py
- ais/commstate handles parsing of the SOTDMA and ITDMA commstates
- 0.42 - 2009-05-26
- msg 5 ETA was backwards. Reported by ESR
- msg 9 - Fixed speed over ground (SOG). Bug reported by Anders Olsson.
- msg 18 - Added the new class b flags from ITU 1371-3
- msg 19 - Maybe okay. Removed "broken" from the message name
- msg 24 Handcoded for AIS Class B targets
- aisutils/database.py - imprived track_lines, but really just moved to a simpler multi process setup
- aisutils/uscg.py - trap bogus arrivals from a grouchy N-AIS station
- ais-net-to-postgis - still not totally stable
- ais_build_sqlite.py - added class b message, better bit checking for corrupted messages, "R" is also for receive
- data/mmsi_prefix.sql: New: table of MMSI prefix country mapping
- doc/esr-review.tx: New: ESR review of noaadata AIS
- test_ais_server.py - New: feed AIS data from a file to anything that connects
- nais_pg_realtime_reaper.py - New: cleanup for live web sites driven by postgis
- nais2postgis.py - New: simpler replacement for feeding from an AIS server to postgis
- aisutils/rmc.py - New
- 0.41 - 2009-01-04
- Added missing close of tr tag in HTML message output reported by Hubert Bischoff
- port-server now can add uscg style per line timestamps and station
- port-server logs the start/stop times, the host info, and the ntp status for each log file
- Think I've fixed the AIS NMEA regex
- Added log_udp script
- New in aisutils: nmea_ait.py (AIS text format), nmea_cnc.py (IVS Vessel Monitor Format), server.py
- New in scripts: decimate, log_udp, and xy2kmlline
- ais_liststations improved
- 0.40 - 2008-08-25
- aitutils/uscg.py - added a REGEX for AIS NMEA messages - This is very cool!
- ais_positions.py works again - Bug report by Joe Healy
- aisutils.uscg - added a regular expression for the USCG format. Now need to move code to using this
- Fixed AIS NMEA encoding bug report by Miguel Eduardo Gil Biraud
- Added scripts/jpegexif2kml.py for geo tagged photos
- ais-net-to-postgis - better exception logging,
- ais-dumpnames - uses the uscg regex now to parse the nmea lines
- ais_pg_transitlines_noMakeLine - removed bug on vessels with no points
- ais_positions - lots of changes, but still not flexible
- six_min_avg.m - Matlab code by Val for tide stations
- ais_pg_transitsummary - timezone management with pytz. Now not specific to 2006
- tideconvert - hopefully this is right for the memme station for June 2008 summer hydro class
- ais_pg_vesselsummary - new program to write excel spreadsheets
- database.py - fixed name handling bug with empty ship names. Traceback on trouble
- template.py - more examples
- binary.py - minor cleanup
- 0.39 - 2008-06-18
- ais.nmea module gone. bbm.py moved to scraps for now. This was causing major bugs.
- ais-port-forward now might actually work. Exception reporting more better
- new file: scraps/tideconvert.py for the tide3 station data processing
- new file: timetest.py
- ais_normalize.py can now treat A and B AIS channels as the same for USCG feed (-t)
- ais_normalize.py removed the stripDecimalTime option code
- ais_normalize.py - better station handling
- 0.38 - 2008-05-23
- nmea module now being installed. I realize that this needs to be under another namespace to avoid clashes.
- 0.37 - 2008-05-23
- Add GeoDjango subdir
- setup.py: fixed URLs from a bug report by Joe Healy
- setup.py: switch to using the VERSION file
- VERSION: new file. superseeds version from AIS which made no sense as the home of the master version id
- ais/__init__.py: dropped the version from this file
- Switching to postgresql/postgis 83
- ais_normalize now handles basestations
- serial_send now supports timeout and number of listens
- 0.36 - 2008-Mar-09
- All AIS messages can now generate a NMEA message
- timed_circular_notice: Released to external development.
Minor tweaks and cleanup to the xml for cleanup.
Added a few more area types for visibility, AUV, ROV, divers and swimmers.
Changed the radius to a Decimal type to allow 10 m increments.
- whalenotice1: this msg is not under consideration, but did some tweaking as a thought experiment
- aisutils/uscg.py: added create_nmea for all AIS messages to use
- django: Added DAC for countries. Added dac.sql with the db entries
- Minor cleanup on the init scripts. Still needs more help
- ais-net-to-postgis: cleanTime can be set
- data/sbnms.kml: added the sanctuary boundaries
- 0.35 - 2008-Feb-25
- No longer packaging the epydoc html in the tar. Create it locally if you want it.
- Cleanup of IMO met hydro message ice field. Description name fixes for other IMOs
- database.py: more verbose
- uscg.py: add get_station, get_contents
- django: add define_ais for creating AIS binary messages. Lots of work left to do
- doc/ais.bib: lots more references
- doc/templates: now includes python template/boilerplate file
- doc/configure-ais-logging.txt - new howto
- init.d/ais-forward: cleanup messages
- init.d/logais: added -m to mark time with no messages
- ais-db-rebuild-cache-tables: cleanup magicdate usage
- ais-net-to-postgis: add magicdate usage, add periodic clean even if nothing received
- ais-port-forward: minor cleanup, fix SBNMS stations, tweak bounding box
- ais_build_sqlite3.py is not working. why?
- 0.34 - 2008-Feb-08
- Real-time AIS works, but needs a little bit more tweaking to get time thresholding
- Dropped the .py for an initial batch of scripts including serial-logger, xy2kml, xy_pos_filter, and xymt2kml. Need to do the rest
- Moved from scripts to data subdir: gsc.dat, merg5.dat, sbnms-*.dat, stellwagen*.dat
- Created a contrib directory. Added doc from Maitland Bottoms
- Changed around the MANIFEST.in. Can anyone suggest a better way to build the MANIFEST.in?
- Working on switching from GPL v2 to v3
- Minor updates to the waterlevel2 message based on feedback from ACOE - additional datums
- Starting on updates for epydoc 3.0.1 - better front matter tagging in python files. e.g. see database.py
- database.py: added rebuild_track_lines and rebuild_last_position functions
- uscg.py: added __eq__ method and a return BitVector; can now rebuild the NMEA
- Renaming of the ais-db* and ais-port-forward command. Moved from scraps to scripts
- Moved aisxml2wxpy and aisxmlbinmsg2py from ais to scripts. They should not a part of the ais module!
- Added initial django-ais subdir that doesn't yet do anything
- Much improved fink info file. Still needs a lot of work
- 0.33 - 2008-Jan-16
- Draft live AIS feed to postgis with track_lines
- waterlevel2.xml draft message for NOAA PORTS
- Improved description in setup.py
- Parses more fields in uscg.py
- Added an AIS endnote library and bibtex
- ais_port_forward does a better job of reconnecting to destination port
- ais_db.py now can add or remove the track_lines postgis table
- 0.32 - 2008-Jan-11
- Preliminary release of live AIS feeds
- Lots of documentation cleanup
- Added ais_db.py for creating and destroying database tables
- ais/__init__.py changed to provide lists of messages for more automation
- Added ais message 15 - interrogation
- Now builds with ais messages 15, 23-26
- Added timed_circular_notice.xml to replace the right whale specific message
- Fixed messages 15 and 22 so the do not have field collisions
- All ais messages now have a dbTableName in their module
- cleanup xymt2kml.py
- port-server renamed to port_server
- ais_build_{sqlite3,postgis} are getting better, but still need work to handle more message types
- ais_build_sqlite3 uses the python 2.5 built in sqlite interface. Better than using pysqlite2
- Added ais_port_forward.py and ais_net_to_postgis.py to scraps. These will get moved over to scripts soon
- Added uscg.py to aisutils for parsing the uscg fields from nmea strings
- Added database.py to aisutils. Makes working with ais and databases much simpler
- Fixed the serial logger to report 'r' in front of station. Doesn't yet handle r or b
- 0.31 - 2007-Dec-04
- Added Class B 18 & 19 position report messages. 19 does not work yet
- Improved the msg 21 documentation
- Some cleanup of msg 5
- Added whalenotice3
- New scaps: ais_pg_{dailyvessels,monthhistogram,speedsummary}.py
- ais_pg_transitsummary has new --mmsi option to only check one vessel
- 0.30 - 2007-Nov-07
- Pre eNavigation 2007 release
- xymt2kml now an optparse program that plays nicer
- svn propedit svn:keywords on all the scripts/*.py files for better tracking
- Added IMO messages 13 and 14 for RTCM meeting
- Reworking whalenotice message. Added a whalenotice2.xml that fully fills two slots
- Added basestation messages (msg 4) to the sqlite database
- Added gridding code in scripts: ais_pg*.py
- Added ais_traffic_analysis program
- 0.29 - 2007-Aug-10
- Added ship traffic gridding using postgis. grid.py and ais_pg_grid.py
- Transit summary support for SBNMS work
- ais_pg_create_transit_table.py and ais_pg_transitlines_noMakeLine for building the tpath table used for summary reports
- 0.28 - 2007-June-20
- PostGIS now uses WGS84 explicitly so that it works with mapserver
- PostGIS import of AIS now warns (not fails) on bad insertions
- ais_normalize now has a configurable time window for joining messages
- 0.27 - 2007-June-13
- Minor doc fixups here and then
- Added doc/data for example AIS using NH JEL data from May 2007
- Looks like a few of the new scripts did not make the last release
- New scripts: ais_filter.py, serial_send.py, and xymt2kml.py
- 0.26 - 2007-June-05
- Post U.S. Hydro 2007 in Norfolk, VA. Tweaks to water level messages
- Fixed ais_build_postgis.py to work for other users
- Fixed some scripts to work with timestamps that have decimals
- ais_normalize can cope with parts that span 2 different second timestamps
- Added great south channel and tss regions to the ais_position_in_polygon
- 0.25 - 2007-May-01
- individual ais message scripts can now use stdin
- Fixes to imo waterlevel
- MSL type fixed
- General code cleanup
- Added scraps directory with random utilities
- ais_position_in_polygon.py has a 5nm Stellwagen buffered zone and bbox speed up
- Makefile for the scripts directory
- New script: ais_transits
- Buoy data for Stellwagen area
- 0.24 - 2007-Apr-07
- Improved setup.py and ais/__init__.py towards US Hydro 2007 conference release
- More do_not_name_mange tags added. Really seems like mangling should be used sparingly.
- Cleanup msg 21 to using XInclude
- Cleaned up msg 5
- Added text table generation for MS Office importing (Word tables or Excel sheets). Now computes number of slots
- Major cleanup of imo_001_11 Met/Hydro message. Still has
issues... see waterlevel. Lat/Lon order now right. Pulled FIX
comments to notes so the tables are cleaner. What is the solution for Ice?
- Implemented offsets for decimal/udecimal
- struct-inc now has pos_small as a postgis_type of POINT
- 0.23 - 2007-Mar-30
- Fixed the broken build that ended up in forever calling epydoc
- Now builds the IMO water level message
- ITU message 22 should now build, but needs descriptions
- Started cleaning up the SLS messages. Now all compile
- Added a number of "do_not_mangle_name" to cleanup include-structs
- Added ris subdir to ais
- Added a makefile to sls subdir
- Added latex output to aisxmlbinmsg2py.py
- Added __init__.py files to sls and ris subdirs so they import
- Many improvements to epydoc format docs. No more warnings
- removed prototype.py. Don't need this anymore
- Added a msg 8 header to structs-inc.xml
- 0.22 - 2007-Mar-18
- Working on setup.py - it now installs the scripts. But still does not install the per message code.
- Seem to have a make recursion issue in the documentation
- 0.21 - 2007-Mar-08
- Added ais/ais.xsl to the MANIFEST.in so that people can actually get the stylesheet.
- Fixed manifest to include Makefiles and doc/*
- Added to ais/nmea.py: encodeQuery, acaEncode, bcfEncode/Decode
- Fixed the socket_send program to actually work
- Fixed minor bug in message 14.
- More doctests in ais/nmea.py
- 0.20 - 2007-Mar-05
- Cleanup of message 5 (ship and cargo). Broke out ETA. Described dimensions. Expand ship and cargo field, but it still needs more work
- Added more AIS messages: 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 14, imo_001_11 (met/hydro)
- 0.19 - 2007-Mar-03
- Added NMEA messages ACA, BBM, CAB, CBM, and DLM for AIS Base Station support. Needs more testing.
- Found and fixed some bugs with NMEA checksums thanks to Val Schmidt
- Fixed a bug with waterlevel.xml. Still not to it's final form.
- serial_logger improvements - can mark time with no data similiar to syslog
- 0.19 - 2007-Mar-03
- Added NMEA messages ACA, BBM, CAB, CBM, and DLM for AIS Base Station support. Needs more testing.
- Found and fixed some bugs with NMEA checksums thanks to Val Schmidt
- Fixed a bug with waterlevel.xml. Still not to it's final form.
- serial_logger improvements - can mark time with no data similiar to syslog
- 0.18 - 2007-Feb-26
- Added base station messages 4, 20, and 22
- Now using xinclude to pull in structs to xml
- Added ais_build_postgis.py to scripts
- ais_normalize.py script handles normalization of nmea messages so that they are one complete message per line
- sls messages moved to a subdir of ais. Work-in-progress
- 0.17 - 2007-Feb-18
- Added serial_logger.py script for data logging
- Fixed bug with titling of decoded messages
- Can now log USCG N-AIS UTC seconds stamps into SQL TIMESTAMP type
- 0.16 - 2007-Feb-16
- Postgres 8.2/PostGIS 1.2.1 support
- 0.15 - 2007-Feb-08
- Able to build sqlite3 databases
- Added ais_normalize and ais_build_db scripts
- Fixed slottimeout bug in definition of messages 1-3
- 0.14 - 2007-Feb-05
- Putting the scripts in a proper scripts subdirectory
- Started aisxml2wxpy.py to greate WX python GUIs
- Including initial tools to start making reports
- 0.13 - 2007-Jan-23
- Now sql seems to build for all messages
- Fixed up the decimalplaces that were missing
- Added binary, float and aisstr6 types to SQL support
- 0.12 - 2007-Jan-18
- Added CSV output support to make report generation easier
- 0.11 - 2007-Jan-18
- Bug fixes so the sdist might actually work.
- 0.10 - 2007-Jan-17
- make_waterlevel_ais.py was missing from the MANIFEST
- Added msg 21, but it does not seem to be working. Do I have valid sample data?
- Working on other St Lawrence Seaway (sls_*.xml) messages ... only just beginning
- 0.9 - 2007-Jan-05
- GoogleEarth output
- Now can output kml and kml-full. kml skips the xml header and tail to concat multiple Placemarks
- Added titlefield to the message attributes that is now required if a message has lon/lat
- 0.8 - 2007-Jan-04
- First release to privde the ability to generate AIS waterlevel meassage straight from the NOAA CO-OPS server
- Now able to generate html dumps of messages
- Added dump_wl.py to stand in until I have a generic message 8 handler
- ais-process-day.bash is a start on N-AIS processing
- noaa_waterlevel_ais.bash pulls the Elizabeth River area and makes the AIS messages. SLOW
- 0.7 - 2007-Jan-04
- Added OPeNDAP Waterlevel query ability. waterelevel_dap.py
- Big improvement in the ais generated code with command line args
- Added ais messages 1-3 (loc) and 8 (binary broadcast message)
- Started adding Saint Lawrence Seaway Messages. Only waterlevel tested.
- Added initial prototype for Right Whale notice
- Started working on N-AIS processing scripts
- Now includes BitVector.py version 1.3 (with permission) to make deployment easier
- epydoc docs are now online
- 0.6 - 2006-12-20
- 0.5 - 2006-12-18
- 0.4 - 2006-12-18
- 0.3 - 2006-12-12


Editorial 01. ASB 02. McCarthy Tetrault 03. Brisbane Studio 04. Kat Martindale 05. Arup
McCarthy Tetrault
changing Canada's legal workplaces
We can have a heading here too!
Location
Vancouver
Client
McCarthy Tetrault
Completed
Due in September 2015
Floor Area
6000m²
Creating a new model for work
This project came out of a visit to Sydney by Marc Andre Blanchard, CEO of McCarthy Tetrault where he attended a meeting in the new Herbert Smith Freehills office. He remarked on the different spaces and configurations of areas and asked to meet with the Principal responsible for the design Bill Dowzer. Following that meeting Tracie Cookes, COO of McCarthy Tetrault visited and asked BVN to submit a project for their expanding operation in Canada.
It was decided to develop a national strategy aimed at creating a new model for work based on five principles:
- Leadership –
- Defined by:
- future focused
- sustainable
- bold steps
- Defined by:
- People –
- Defined by:
- Needs based
- Health and well being
- Concierge model
- Defined by:
- Diversity –
- Defined by:
- Choice
- Respecting the individual as part of the whole
- Appropriateness to place
- Defined by:
- Synergy
- Defined by:
- Collaboration
- Physical connectivity
- Virtual connectivity
- Defined by:
- Commerciality
- Defined by:
- Flexibility
- Effectiveness
- utilisation
- Defined by:
BVN has always used intensive briefing workshops to inform the development of workplace designs and so we ran a series of briefings and town hall sessions in all five Canadian offices; Vancouver, Quebec City, Toronto, Montreal and Calgary. The resulting design is a legal team model that promotes osmotic learning and knowledge sharing by creating a series of harbours that allow lawyer to lawyer interaction and easy communication with ancillary staff.
To enable this high level of collaboration and community a highly flexible office module is used that is a 3m x 3m pavilion style, its sliding doors create complete acoustic privacy when closed, but when opened the corners of the office disappear into the wider workspace. This pavilion is an important element in creating a transparent and visually connected workspace.
Equally important is providing really great quality communal facilities with a library, connecting stair and relaxing coffee bays. This fits in very well with the client model that McCarthy Tetrault have been evolving that is less formal and allows people to mingle. It is based on food and an open servery bar that is replenished with fresh buffet food throughout the day and makes food a part of every meeting.
Team
| Project Team | Name | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Bill Dowzer | Project Principal | |
| Andre Callanan | Project Leader | |
| Elise Cuneo | Project Team | |
| Kate Bulley | Project Team | |
| Marc Hine | Project Team |
| Consultant Team | Company Name | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Kasian | Local Architects | |
| Brian Ballantyne Specifications | Specification Writer | |
| Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd | Structural Engineer | |
| Integral Group | Mechanical and Hydraulic | |
| Applied Engineering Solutions | Electrical and Lighting Design | |
| CFT Engineering | Code Consultants | |
| RWDI Air Inc. | Acoustic Consultants | |
| Ital Interiors and Unifor | Interiors | |
| Brad Salter Designs Inc | Kitchen Consultant | |
| Turner Construction | Main Contractors |


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Kim_H_2019 |
Efficacy of glucocorticoids for the treatment of macrolide refractory mycoplasma pneumonia in children: meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials |
Kim, Hwan Soo; Sol, In Suk; Li, Donghe; Choi, Miyoung; Choi, Yun Jung; Lee, Kyung Suk; Seo, Ju Hee; Lee, Yong Ju; Yang, Hyeon-Jong; Kim, Hyun Hee |
2019 |
2019-12-18 |
COMM-USE |
N |
PMC6921474 |
31852460.0 |
10.1186/s12890-019-0990-8 |
9qlndtuo |
0.500167 |
|
Tamura_2008 |
| 15 |
Ji_K_2009 |
Comments on serious anaphylaxis caused by nine Chinese herbal injections used to treat common colds and upper respiratory tract infections |
Ji, Kunmei; Chen, Jiajie; Li, Meng; Liu, Zhigang; Xia, Lixin; Wang, Chunbo; Zhan, Zhengke; Wu, Xuli |
2009 |
2009-11-30 |
PMC |
N |
PMC7117048 |
19559066.0 |
10.1016/j.yrtph.2009.06.008 |
b66xzk5h |
0.489628 |
|
Duijker_2015 |
| 16 |
Whitehead_2017 |
GOST: A generic ordinal sequential trial design for a treatment trial in an emerging pandemic |
Whitehead, John; Horby, Peter |
2017 |
2017-03-09 |
COMM-USE |
N |
PMC5360336 |
28278301.0 |
10.1371/journal.pntd.0005439 |
nng1ct8p |
0.477744 |
|
Ceylan_2013 |
| 17 |
Belhadi_2020 |
A brief review of antiviral drugs evaluated in registered clinical trials for COVID-19 |
Drifa Belhadi; Nathan Peiffer-Smadja; Yazdan Yazdanpanah; France Mentré; Cédric Laouénan |
2020 |
2020-03-20 |
BioRxiv |
Y |
|
|
10.1101/2<IP_ADDRESS>38190 |
t1wpujpm |
0.449324 |
|
|
| 18 |
Xiu-hui_2003 |
Therapeutic effect of integrative traditional Chinese and western medicine on 51 SARS patients and its influence on their T lymphocyte subsets |
Xiu-hui, Li; Jian-hua, Hu; Ke, Zhang; Jun, Ye; Chun-yan, Gou |
2003 |
2003-01-01 |
PMC |
N |
PMC7088874 |
|
10.1007/bf02838611 |
m2qdojsf |
0.445874 |
|
Rong-bing_2003 |
| 19 |
Higgins_1990 |
A study of the efficacy of the bradykinin antagonist, NPC 567, in rhinovirus infections in human volunteers |
Higgins, P.G.; Barrow, G.I.; Tyrrell, D.A.J. |
1990 |
1990-12-31 |
PMC |
N |
PMC7134172 |
1965113.0 |
10.1016/0166-3542(90)90052-9 |
la81pcgg |
0.430072 |
Higgins_1990 |
Higgins_1990 |
| 20 |
Yanjiao_2017 |
Efficacy and safety of Reduqing granules in the treatment of common cold with wind-heat syndrome: a randomized, double-blind, double-dummy, positive-controlled trial |
Yanjiao, Ma; Zhongyi, Zhang; Lianbo, Wei; Shuai, He; Xun, Deng; Aimin, Ji; Benjie, Zhou; Deqi, Jiang; Mingxing, Li; Yong, Wang |
2017 |
2017-04-30 |
PMC |
N |
PMC7147198 |
29960290.0 |
10.1016/s0254-6272(17)30043-2 |
oyilawob |
0.389491 |
Chang_2012, Petrus_1998, Gwaltney_2003, Borges_2013 |
He_J_2019, Yakoot_2011, Chang_2012, Eccles_2010 |
| 21 |
Shah_2007 |
Evaluation of echinacea for the prevention and treatment of the common cold: a meta-analysis |
Shah, Sachin A; Sander, Stephen; White, C Michael; Rinaldi, Mike; Coleman, Craig I |
2007 |
2007-07-31 |
PMC |
N |
PMC7106401 |
17597571.0 |
10.1016/s1473-3099(07)70160-3 |
xx8s0jea |
0.374398 |
|
Yakoot_2011 |
| 22 |
Asrar_Khan_2013 |
Major advances in managing community-acquired pneumonia |
Asrar Khan, Waseem; Woodhead, Mark |
2013 |
2013-10-01 |
NONCOMM |
N |
PMC3790563 |
24167724.0 |
10.12703/p5-43 |
gj4vjldd |
0.364703 |
|
Annane_2008 |
| 23 |
Hulisz_2004 |
Efficacy of Zinc Against Common Cold Viruses: An Overview |
Hulisz, Darrell |
2004 |
2004-10-31 |
PMC |
N |
|
15496046.0 |
10.1331/1544-3<IP_ADDRESS>4.hulisz |
fob0os8u |
0.349989 |
|
|
| 24 |
Weiss_2013 |
Complementary and Integrative Treatments Upper Respiratory Infection |
Weiss, Jessica R.; Tessema, Belachew; Brown, Seth M. |
2013 |
2013-06-30 |
PMC |
N |
PMC7118453 |
23764813.0 |
10.1016/j.otc.2012.12.007 |
u3j7vkcc |
0.341461 |
|
|
| 25 |
Li_Z_2015 |
Efficacy and safety of Ban-Lan-Gen granules in the treatment of seasonal influenza: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial |
Li, Zheng-tu; Li, Li; Chen, Ting-ting; Li, Chu-yuan; Wang, De-qin; Yang, Zi-feng; Zhong, Nan-shan |
2015 |
2015-03-28 |
COMM-USE |
N |
PMC4383212 |
25873046.0 |
10.1186/s13063-015-0645-x |
j55qog5p |
0.318207 |
|
He_J_2019 |
| 26 |
Bao-yan_2004 |
Effects of integrative Chinese and Western medicine on arterial oxygen saturation in patients with severe acute respiratory syndrome |
Bao-yan, Liu; Jing-qing, Hu; Yan-ming, Xie; Wei-liang, Weng; Rong-bing, Wang; Yan-ping, Zhang; Xiu-hui, Li; Ke, Zhang; Ai-ming, Ren; Jun, Li; Bao-guo, Wang; Xu-dong, Tang; Wei-dong, Wang; Qing, Ni; Jin-ping, Zhang; Hong-jin, Wu; Wei, Zhou; Zhi, Geng; Yang-bo, He; Zhi-wei, Liang; Li-yun, He; Fan-zhu, Gao; Jin, Peng |
2004 |
2004-01-01 |
PMC |
N |
PMC7089333 |
|
10.1007/bf02836381 |
dr3al7ai |
0.317483 |
|
Rong-bing_2003, Xiu-hui_2003 |


This function returns the revision numbers of the instrument driver and instrument firmware, and tells the user with which instrument firmware this revision of the driver is compatible.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
This function performs the following operations: viClose (instrSession) and viClose (rmSession).
Notes:
Fetch the trace from the specified channel and return it as a Sij data object.
Only works with the ZVA. Blocks until the enough traces are acquired to perform the average.
Return the acquisition parameters for the specified channel.


This class provides a text editor specialized for editing Ptcl
source. Ptcl is the Ptolemy extension to Tcl.
Ptolemy is a software environment that provides simulation an code
generation capabilities.
http://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu
describes the Ptolemy project in detail.
See the pitcl
page for a description of pitcl, a different interface to the Ptolemy
kernel.
The Ptcl Editor is automatically
invoked whenever you open any file with an .ptcl
extension or .pt
extension.
If you are running Tycho outside of Ptolemy, and Octtools
is not present in the binary and a directory is opened
that contains a schematic/contents;
subfile, and the
directory is not named *.pal
, then this editor will attempt
to run oct2ptcl
to convert the Octtools facet to ptcl and
then display the results. If you are running Tycho with a binary
that has Octtools, then Vem will open up the Octtools facet in the usual
way.
The EditPtcl class is derived from the EditItcl class, and therefore inherits all of its features. It colors certain Ptcl constructs, such as comments and universe definitions.
To evaluate a ptcl file, you must have the ptcl extensions built
into the binary that tycho is running. To start tycho with the ptcl
extension, run tycho -pigi
. See the Tycho startup
documentation for more information.
The Ptcl editor has a Special
menubutton, which has the
following choices:


| Adimoll DB General Information
-
| Synonyms: |
DBA; Dibutyl adipate; Di-n-butyl adipate; dibutyl hexane-1,6-dioate |
| Molecular Formula: |
C14H26O4 |
| CAS Registry No.: |
105-99-7 |
| Chemical Category: |
Adipates |
| Moisture Content, wt. %: |
0.1 |
Usage and Performance Characteristics
-
| Outstanding Properties: |
Low viscosity, good gelling property with PVC, high volatility & tendency to migrate |
| Used for Polymeric Materials: |
CAB, CP, VCVAC, PVC, NC |
| Used for Products: |
Film, pigment batches, goggles, spectacle frames |
Physical Properties
-
| Aggregate State at 25°C: |
Liquid |
| Density, kg/m3: |
977 (0°C ); 960 (20°C); 956 (25°C); 945 (40°C); 938 (50°C); 929 (60°C) |
| Dynamic Viscosity, cP: |
10 (0°C); 7 (10°C); 4.8 (20°C); 4 (25°C); 3.5 (30°C); 2.8 (40°C); 1.4 (70°C) |
| Vapor Pressure, kPa: |
0.018 (80°C); 0.042 (100°C); 0.18 (140°C); 4 (200°C) |
Chemical Properties
-
| Acid Number, mg KOH/g: |
0.1 |
| Saponification Value, mg KOH/g: |
437 |
Optical Properties
-
| Refractive Index: |
1.435 (n20D) |
Hazard-Related Data
-
| UN Risk Phrases: |
21,36/38 |
| UN Safety Phrases: |
26,27,39,44 |
| Flash Point Temperature, °C: |
155 |
Environmental Parameters
-
| Octanol-Water Partition Coeff., log Kow: |
4.33 |
| Theoretical Oxygen Demand, ThOD, g/g: |
2.29 |
Plasticizers Database (2nd Electronic Edition) Copyright © 2004 by ChemTec Publishing |


First install the CLI
Serve your app locally by navingating to the directory and running:
Which will serve to http://localhost:4200/
by default.
You can use the ng generate
(or just ng g
)
You can find all possible blueprints in the table below:
| Scaffold | Usage |
|---|---|
| Component | ng g component my-new-component |
| Directive | ng g directive my-new-directive |
| Pipe | ng g pipe my-new-pipe |
| Service | ng g service my-new-service |
| Class | ng g class my-new-class |
| Interface | ng g interface my-new-interface |
| Enum | ng g enum my-new-enum |


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Cubs 2013 Promotions and Giveaways Schedule - Who Wants Zubaz?! author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 8275 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=8275 date: '2013-03-09 08:26:15 +0000' date_gmt: '2013-03-09 14:26:15 +0000' categories: - Cubs Promotions tags: - Prince Fielder - Social Media Night - Cubs Zubaz - Zubaz - '"Committed"' comments: [] ---
The Cubs have released information on their 2013 Promotions and Giveaways Schedule. I will say that since the purchase of the Cubs by the Ricketts family, the giveaways have greatly improved. In May of 2011, I wrote this post, comparing the Cubs promotional items to the promo items of the Angels.
While the Cubs were giving away foam #1 fingers to the first 10,000 fans, the Angels were giving away different styles of hats and backpacks. Not only were these hats actually pretty nice (I have one from a game I went to in 2010 that is actually stylish enough to wear in public), but they gave them to every fan in the stands. We met some family at the Angels game when they gave them away and they had run out, so they stood at the gates and took names and addresses of fans so they could be mailed to them.
While the giveaways have improved, I think I could look at this bobblehead face all day and never guess it was Darwin Barney.
You can find the entire list of Cubs 2013 promo and giveaway dates here.
The Cubs have also released information on their Special Events calendar. I'm really happy to see that the Cubs and @Cubs are bringing back Social Media Night. Last year, they had two Social Media Nights and I was able to attend one of them. This year, there's one event and it's on August 21st vs. the Nationals.
There is one special event that is sure to catch your eye, and how could it not? Monday, September 23rd vs. the Pirates is Zubazpalooza 2013.

Yeah, it's a lame event, but you can't really go wrong with promo items.  If you missed it earlier in the week, the Cubs have decided "Committed" would be a good marketing motto. Handing out Zubaz at every home game would be a better idea than "Committed".
I know one person that was thrilled about the announcement of Zubaz night at Wrigley...a young Prince Fielder.


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