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A new study by comScore gives us insights into what physicians do online. The results are very illuminating regarding what they are exposed to and what they do with that information.
Pharmaceutical marketers have a wealth of experience producing videos for direct-to-consumer (DTC) advertising (in the U.S.) and disease-awareness piblic service messages worldwide. It's no surprise, therefore, that the Dose of Digital's Pharma and Healthcare Social Media Wiki includes dozens of pharma YouTube channels, or what I like to call "YouPharma".
The Johnson & Johson family of companies, which includes Janssen UK, have been the leaders in launching branded and unbranded YouTube channels. This show features two of the best examples of that. Gary Monk is the person responsible for Janssen-Cilag's "Living with ADHD" YouTube site, which features a video is entitled "ADHD: A day in the life by Janssen-Cilag Ltd." Rob Halper is the person who single-handedly maintains the J&J Health Channel on YouTube, which is a non-branded site with the goal of presenting a better understanding of health and health care issues.
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Marketing managers at large pharmaceutical companies are currently unable to determine how well-received their digital initiatives are by their intended target audience—their customers.
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About the author: Naomi Fried, PhD (@NaomiFried), is the CEO of Health Innovation Strategies, which provides digital health strategy and innovation infrastructure consulting to healthcare stakeholders including pharma companies and providers.
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1. Medtronic (Corporate)
The medical device company, which develops insulin pumps for diabetes patients, has more than 16,000 followers. Wendy Blackburn, EVP of Intouch Solutions, said Instagram makes sense for diabetes marketing, since it has always been a disease category that is active on social media and tends to have a broad age range of patients.
2. Team Novo Nordisk (Corporate)
"Racing to inspire, educate and empower everyone affected by diabetes" is the tagline of Novo Nordisk's diabetes pro cycling team. This account has more than 73,000 followers and close to 2,000 posts.
3. #BreatheBoldly(Campaign)
In honor of the late Leonard Nimoy, who famously played Mr. Spock from "Star Trek," Philips Healthcare and the COPD Foundation launched the #BreatheBoldly campaign to raise awareness of COPD in November. Celebrities such as actress Whoopi Goldberg, actor Vince Vaughn, and reality TV star Melissa Gorga posted videos on their Facebook and Instagram pages to show the challenges of suffering from the condition.
4. Flonase (Brand)
Facebook Health industry manager Danielle Salowski points to GlaxoSmithKline's over-the-counter allergy treatment Flonase as a good example of Instagram used well, showcasing vibrant seasonal imagery with related comments and information about how allergies affect people in the winter, spring, fall, and summer.
5. Pfizer (Corporate)
Blackburn doesn't recommend deleting comments, even when they are negative. She noted that Pfizer has a lot of trolls on its Instagram page, but doesn't delete them. "There will always be trolls and haters," she said. "Deleting sends the wrong message because you're on there to engage to begin with."
See also: How can drugmakers tell better stories? Try Instagram
6. Bayer4Animals (Corporate)
According to a study by BarkBox, dog owners in the U.S. on average post one photo or talk about their dog on social media six times a week. Bayer Animal Health targets pet owners and animal lovers with engaging animal photos and information about keeping them healthy.
7. Tylenol (Brand)
Like Flonase, Johnson & Johnson's Tylenol ties different moments throughout their year with content that tells a story through that lens, noted Salowski. "What I like about that is people know what to expect when they see content from Tylenol," she said. "That's how they're connecting and engaging, and they just do a beautiful job with their photography and taking advantage of the mobile format."
8. Emily Maynard for Diclegis (Influencer)
In June, The Bachelor and The Bachelorette's Emily Maynard Johnson made a post about her experience taking Duchesnay USA's morning sickness pill Diclegis — including safety information. It is the drugmakers second attempt at leveraging a celebrity spokesperson's Instagram handle — following a less successful example with Kim Kardashian West in July 2015 — to reach its target audience of expectant mothers.
9. Novartis (Corporate)
Novartis' corporate Instagram page comprises a mix of images and videos showing their corporate history and milestones, social and humanitarian efforts, and the drugmaker's attention to education and training.
10. Sanofi (Corporate)
There are drugmakers like Sanofi that have created an Instagram handle but not yet activated it with posts.
MADISON (Wisonsin) (TICpharma) - La société américaine Propeller Health a annoncé le 8 février un partenariat avec Novartis afin de développer un capteur sur mesure pour connecter l'inhalateur Breezhaler* à sa plateforme de traitement des données liées aux troubles respiratoires.
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The German life sciences company plans to bring its accelerator program for digital health startups to San Francisco. It's now available in Berlin, Moscow, and Shanghai among other places.
Smart inhalers are poised to enter the UK healthcare system with the potential to transform care for people with asthma
The drugmaker is planning a commercial boost for its HIV-prevention drug.
Pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline and MIT Connection Science have launched a new flu app called Flumoji to help users track symptoms & share that information with researchers working to improve disease surveillance.
Cases of the flu have increased nationally as the season begins to hit its usual peak. Tracking the activity of such an ubiqutious disease can help public health officials guide limited resources to the areas where they could get the most bang for their buck.
We've seen interesting uses of digital health for flu tracking in recent years, ranging from medical apps to guide flu treatment to the use of social media and internet searches to track activity. Flumoji is an Android app that includes educational material about the flu as well as symptom tracking features, which includes collection of data already being captured by the phone:
…the Flumoji app tracks a variety of real-time data from a user's phone in order to detect fluctuations in a user's activity levels, social levels, and general routine. These fluctuations are used to predict whether a user is experiencing a flu-like outbreak. Real-time data is only collected during the flu season.
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While most healthcare stakeholders are eager to embrace digital health, the pharmaceutical sector has been somewhat reluctant to join the digital health bandwagon. Some of the forward-thinking pharma companies are just now awakening to the opportunity for digital health to strengthen their businesses (see "The Pharma Digital Health Accelerator Club"; http://bit.ly/pmn160102iclub).
For pharma companies to realize digital health's potential as quickly as possible, they should seek out and partner with technology startups focused on digital health innovation. Savvy startups should be receptive to these collaborations, as there are major benefits to them from working with pharma.
By embracing digital health tools alone or in combination with medications, pharmaceutical companies can:
As with many disruptive innovations, digital health requires the development of novel business models and partnerships to succeed. The most effective way for pharmaceutical companies to achieve these benefits is to partner with multiple, compatible digital health startups, and to have these startups build innovative patient and provider-facing digital health solutions on behalf of their pharma partners.
When pharma comes courting, a savvy digital health startup should be receptive. It can benefit enormously by working with a drug company. One of the biggest benefits: access to a pharma company's substantial sales and marketing networks. Selling products into the healthcare system can be extremely difficult because of the wide variety of physician practice models and healthcare procurement processes. Startups often lack the infrastructure needed to reach customers and, therefore, have trouble scaling up sales. Many fail as a result. Teaming with pharma and tapping into their extensive marketing infrastructures and distribution channels will help digital startups gain traction far faster than they could on their own.
Which pharmas will embrace partnerships?
A catalogue of recent IT trends, and content to match.
Digital respiratory health management company Propeller Health is collaborating with Novartis to develop a custom add-on sensor for the Swiss pharmaceutical company's Breezhaler inhaler, which is used for Novartis's portfolio of COPD treatments. The partnership will be focused in Europe.
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This report profiles the NASs launched in the U.S. over the past 20 years and measures the length of a molecule's lifetime from patent filing to launch and eventual patent expiry. It also explores the significant variations in this lifetime when viewed by molecule characteristics such as therapy area, orphan drug status, and the type of companies involved in the development and marketing.
Take a look at some of the coverage from the event in The Scientist, American Journal of Managed Care, and The Pharma Letter.
Relevant Insights into the development in lifetime characteristics of biopharmaceutical substances: only relative few outliers that make a quick retunr about 1$ billion a year (within 5 years after launch) Modest levels of average return (less than $100 billion) a year for 62% of launches in the past 20 years. The commercial returns for a small number of outlier molecules areoutsized but rare, while a substantial number of molecules baing launches achive levels of commercial success that fall far below threshold levels of economic return.
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Fifteen million people a year suffer from stroke worldwide and of these, five million are left permanently disabled. A New Zealand company has developed a video gaming system that helps rehabilitate victims of stroke. It is using traditional gaming technology to restore movement in stroke victims. The ableX system is presently under trial in Australia at The Royal Melbourne Hospital. Simon Morton reports on one family's embrace of the new scheme.
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Chelsea face a tough test to stay level with the rest of their Champions League group on Tuesday when they face off against Schalke.
After a surprising loss to Basel at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea will aim to secure valuable points against FC Schalke in Germany, the only team in Group E to remain unbeaten. Chelsea's recent European and domestic form has been good, having won 5 of their last 6 games and amassing a goal difference of 13. Chelsea also moved into second place in the Premier League last week with a commanding 4-1 win against Cardiff City, and now lie just 2 points behind leaders Arsenal. Schalke have also been enjoying match success recently, winning 8 of their last 10 matches. However they lie only 5 in the German Bundesliga, 9 points behind leaders Bayern Munich. A win tonight for the Ruhr team will put them in a commanding position to win the group and increase the pressure on Jose Mourinho's Chelsea to qualify.
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The German club have lost only two of their last 13 home fixtures in the competition, qualifying included, winning eight.
Chelsea have finished as winners of their section in seven of their last ten campaigns and qualified for the knockout rounds as runners-up in two of the other years.
Mourinho, who has lifted the trophy with both FC Porto (2004) and Internazionale (2010), is bidding to become the first manager to win the European Cup with three different teams.
Chelsea's overall record against Bundesliga opponents is W7 D4 L4.
With their win in the 2011/12 Champions League, Chelsea thus became the first side to win Uefa's two top club competitions in reverse order in successive seasons.
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There are currently four sites where you can dive with the sharks. You'll dive either the combination of 'Shark Wall' and 'The Arena' or the combination of 'Shark Wall North' and 'The Runway'. At either location, you'll encounter a gathering of Caribbean Reef Sharks on a consistent basis.
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House Ways and Means Committee Chairman David Camp (R-Mich.) has proposed a draft tax reform plan (the Proposal) containing sweeping changes to the Internal Revenue Code (the Code), including a number of major executive compensation and benefits changes, most significantly the elimination of deferred compensation and nonqualified pensions. While it is unlikely that the Proposal will become law this year or be adopted in its current form, it is already serving as a springboard for the tax reform debate and, as such, it is important to understand its provisions. In addition, the revenue-raising nature of many of the proposed compensation and benefits changes could be attractive to legislators, even if complete tax reform is not achieved.
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This is just a mental note to do this....
Any way we can make this work with @import links too?
Just to clarify, as far as the CSS loader is concerned, a sheet is not done
loading until all things it @imported are done loading. Therefore if I create a
<style> node with at text node inside it that says "@import url(foo.css);" and I
insert this <style> node in the document, the load event will not fire until
foo.css has finished loading and been parsed (and any @imports from it have been
processed and such). Basically, the load event will fire at the moment when we
start applying the sheet to the document.
Does that address your question? Or were you talking about dynamic insertion of
@import rules into an existing fully loaded sheet?
Created attachment 112600 [details]
Created attachment 112601 [details] [diff] [review]
Ask for it, bz makes it.
Thanks a lot Boris. That will be VERY helpful.
Comment on attachment 112601 [details] [diff] [review]
>+ // Fire the load event
>+ if (data->mOwningElement && mDocument) {
>+ nsCOMPtr<nsIDOMEventTarget> eventTarget(do_QueryInterface(data->mOwningElement));
>+ nsCOMPtr<nsIDOMDocumentEvent> doc(do_QueryInterface(mDocument));
>+ if (eventTarget && doc) {
There's not really a need for the first if imho. Just do_QI and then check for
non-null eventTarget and doc. I also prefer
nsCOMPtr<nsIBlah> foo = do_QI(bar);
Comment on attachment 112601 [details] [diff] [review]
Hmm... with this patch sheets that are in the "loaded sheets" cache will not
get onload fired on them....
I think the stuff in bug 188030 will need to land in order to clean up the
sync/async issues before we can do this...
I'll take another stab at this now that bug 188030 is fixed.
Hey Boris,
Will this bug be fixed as part of FireFox 3.0?
Rigth now we have no way of determining if a dynamically loaded style sheet is done loading.
Do you have a work around for this?
Hmm. I can try to resurrect this patch. If it's easy to make it work, and if this gets approval, then it'll make Gecko 1.9.
I don't have a workaround, short of polling computed style or something.
Hmm. This is still no quite obvious (though easier than before). In particular, should a load event fire for an inline stylesheet that just gets parsed and doesn't @import anything?
It would make sense to me if we did, for the sake of consistency. And it looks like <script> elements do.
Here's what we are doing:
var link = document.createElement("link");
link.onload=function() { alert("GOT IT!"); }
So would like to attach an onload event handler like above.
I guess I agree with Jonas about the consistency thing.
However, if that is too hard just make the above code work.
> However, if that is too hard just make the above code work.
Sorry, a half-implemented feature is usually worse than none, both in terms of the time investment and the author experience.
I'll probably need to make inline style fire a load event async, even if it's done parsing synchronously.
Yeah, I looked at this some more, and doing it safely is not obviously trivial. So I doubt it'll happen for Gecko 1.9 at this late stage and given the small amount of time I have to spend on Mozilla stuff.
Firing async sounds ok to me FWIW.
This would be helpful for the Dojo JavaScript toolkit if/when this feature lands. I'm trying to incorporate a feature where we can fire some code when a style sheet loaded via a dynamically added link tag finishes loading.
Right now I'm trying if(linkNode.sheet.cssRules) as an indicator that the stylesheet loaded, but:
1) Accessing sheet.cssRules throws a security exception when the link tag's href is on a different domain than the page.
2) It is not clear if the existence of cssRules means the sheet has loaded, including any @import calls.
If/when this feature lands, I'm hoping it works for dynamically added link nodes as described in Comment #14.
The HTML5 spec now requires this (async, waits for all subresources, ignores CSS parse errors but fires 'error' for any network error).
It's not obvious from the spec there whether these "load" and "error" events are allowed to fire after the "load" event for the window. I would assume not, yes?
Implementation note, in case someone else picks this up: the spec requires an error event on the DOMElement if any import from the sheet fails. This means several things:
1) We need to propagate child SheetLoadData load status up to parent
SheetLoadData (probably in a new member).
2) We need to track the load status on the sheet itself so that clones work
correctly in terms of firing error instead of load (this is needed for
toplevel sheets too, really).
It should be pretty easy to write mochitests for both, of course.
(In reply to comment #20)
> It's not obvious from the spec there whether these "load" and "error" events
> are allowed to fire after the "load" event for the window. I would assume not,
> yes?
If the tag was added after the page load dynamically through script, I would expect load and error on the stylesheet to fire.
This is useful for Dojo since we want to delay loading some resources, but we want the style sheet loaded before we create some DOM nodes and ask for style info/dimensions/coordinates on the nodes. In that case we would wait for the style sheet load event, then proceed with the getting the style info for a node.
> If the tag was added after the page load dynamically through script, I would
> expect load and error on the stylesheet to fire.
Yes, yes. That's not the issue I was talking about. The spec defines these events to fire asynchronously, whereas the page load event fires synchronously at completion of network activity in Gecko. Therefore, unless special precautions are taken otherwise, if a stylesheet is the last thing loading its load event will fire after the page's load event (the latter synchronously at load completion, the former asynchronously from load completion). It's not clear to me from the spec whether said special precautions need to be taken.
*** Bug 563176 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
I've filed a related ticket over on Chrome's tracker: http://crbug.com/67522
I might do this at one point.
Boris: Any way we could simply send the event synchronously? The advantage from a user point of view is that it gives the page the chance to react to any layout changes caused by applying the stylesheet, before things are actually rendered on screen. I.e. do things like update javascript driven layout elements.
In this case "synchronously" would mean "under BindToTree" in many cases. I really don't think you want synchronous.
I suppose we could do it off a script runner, but then you get issues like this. If you create a <link> and put it in the DOM and then set up the load listener.. it's too late. The event has already fired. Unless we're still loading it, and then it will work. This makes it easy to write code that works in some cases but not others depending on what we have cached where...
One possible option is to make the event fire off the refresh driver. That would guarantee that it runs before the next time we reflow/etc, right? The problem is speccing it.
Yeah, script runner was my initial thought too.
One option would be to make sure that inserting a <link> never synchronously applies the stylesheet. I'm a little bit surprised that that can apply the stylesheet synchronously since even hitting the http cache normally generates asynchronous callbacks.
Under what conditions can a <link> "load" synchronously?
> Under what conditions can a <link> "load" synchronously?
css::Loader has its own cache of already-loaded sheets (plus there's the xul proto cache for chrome sheets); if you insert a <link> pointing to such a sheet, then it will just be ready immediately. See the eSheetComplete case in Loader::LoadStyleLink.
In this case the "restyle the document" event is posted synchronously before LoadStyleLink returns; the actual restyle will of course happen whenever it happens.
How would you feel about making that stylesheet apply asynchronously even in that case (probably with an exception for XUL)?
It would make page behavior more consistent, but could possibly slow things down.
That would take some significant surgery, actually. Right now we insert a sheet into the document immediately when the load starts. It starts applying once it's "ready", but the ready state is shared by all clones, so if you're cloning an already-ready sheet you end up with a ready sheet.
We could add another member to nsCSSStyleSheet to track when its "ready" state differs from its underlying data's readiness, I guess, and then make sure that we lie to things and claim to not be ready as needed... And then have a separate codepath for the XUL case. :(
Here is what I think we should do for now:
1. If a stylesheet is applied synchronously, we fire the event from a script runner ASAP.
2. If it's not applied synchronously, fire the event as soon as the stylesheet is added to the doc, if there is no-one listening to the event, or if the event doesn't read style/layout data we won't do any extra work compared to today.
Ideally I think we should get rid of 1, but that can be done separately from this bug.
Any chance that this will be added to the trunk in the near future since it's in the HTML5 spec and both IE and Opera supports it?
I've seen a lot of hacks on the net for lazy loading stylesheets so it seems that it's something a lot of people want to do and I think this is a very important feature when it comes to web application development for example lazy loading a widget and doing custom layout using JS on the rendered contents.
I'm not likely to get to this for at least two months. So if it's going to happen before then, someone needs to step up and do it.
There was a question as to whether I was volunteering to fix this - I would, but I have never worked on the platform before, not sure it would be the best option.
This is still a bug in all webkit browsers - oddly IE has the best support, followed by Opera.
Here are the associated bug tickets for Chromium and Webkit:
For reference: http://www.phpied.com/when-is-a-stylesheet-really-loaded/
(In reply to Christopher Blizzard (:blizzard) from comment #37)
> For reference: http://www.phpied.com/when-is-a-stylesheet-really-loaded/
According to W3C spec, we should be firing a load event. The method that was linked in the previous comment offers, IMO, a terribly hackish fix for any event deficiency: use a timer to ping something a bunch.
It is worth noting that IE adheres to the standard and supports this event...since IE 5.5 X(
Summarizing irc discussion with sicking:
We want to fire the load off a thread observer, both for start and end of event. That guarantees that we fire it before we paint with the new style data.
Does that mean the event would fire before the values are parsed from the sheet and applied to the DOM objects? I ask because it is crucial that the event fires *after* that occurs.
One of the most frustrating things about making a UI widget framework that is consumed on-demand is that you can dynamically load your JS/HTML and CSS but if you access the dimensions properties with the JS before the parse applies the new values to the objects, you will be returned incorrect values if the sheet has not yet taken effect. A good example is elements that derive their height from the in-bound sheet - if you check their height in JS prior to the sheet being applied, it returns a value of 0.
It would fire after the stylesheet style rules have been applied, but before we paint.
Daniel, give us some credit here for not being completely out of it. ;)
Of course the event will fire after the sheet has actually been applied. The only question was how _much_ after.
LOL, sorry guys, just wanted to check and make sure. The event sequence as described seems perfect.
I have a patch for this; it's running on try server right now to see whether the leaks initial testing showed it causing are fixed. If so (and I fully expect it to be so), I'll post it tomorrow morning.
Created attachment 560086 [details] [diff] [review]
part 1. Fix add-ons manager to ignore load events on stylesheet PIs.
Created attachment 560087 [details] [diff] [review]
part 2. Make sure to remove our SheetLoadData from mPostedEvents before calling SheetComplete on it, so that checking for pending loads from inside SheetComplete will work correctly.
Created attachment 560088 [details] [diff] [review]
part 3. Add a way to differentiate SheetComplete calls for actual loads and for the fake SheetLoadData we use to trigger observer notifications for already-complete sheets.
Created attachment 560089 [details] [diff] [review]
part 4. Pass along the owning element to all sheet load datas, assuming we have one at all.
Created attachment 560093 [details] [diff] [review]
part 5. Fire load and error events on stylesheet linking elements.
Peter, one review note. Right now we fire an error event or load event for all sheets, including cross-site ones. This may be a privacy leak; maybe we should only fire error events for cross-site sheets, or fire nothing at all...
Comment on attachment 560086 [details] [diff] [review]
part 1. Fix add-ons manager to ignore load events on stylesheet PIs.
Review of attachment 560086 [details] [diff] [review]:
::: toolkit/mozapps/extensions/content/extensions.js
@@ +116,5 @@
> __defineGetter__("gIsInitializing", function() gPendingInitializations > 0);
> +function initialize(event) {
> + // XXXbz this listener gets _all_ load events for all nodes in the
> + // document... but relies on not being called "too early".
Would it be worthwhile to change the event to DOMContentLoaded then? Would that still dispatch the CSS load event then?
> Would it be worthwhile to change the event to DOMContentLoaded then?
Possibly. I really have no idea what that code was trying to do, so I'm trying to just change it as little as possible in this bug, and I asked about it in the bug that introduced the code.
Using DOMContentLoaded would certainly not trigger from the CSS load event, but might still fire "too early" for the addons manager...
(In reply to Boris Zbarsky (:bz) from comment #50)
> Peter, one review note. Right now we fire an error event or load event for
> all sheets, including cross-site ones. This may be a privacy leak; maybe we
> should only fire error events for cross-site sheets, or fire nothing at
> all...
Since many websites serve their stylesheets from different domains or a CDN, does it make sense to relax the same-origin policy here? I did not see the spec mention the SOP here. I think a reasonable compromise would be to honor CORS headers if it came to that. (Related: Accessing CSSStyleSheet.cssRules throws a SECURITY_ERR exception for cross-origin stylesheets, even if the appropriate CORS header is set.)
A small test also shows that Firefox 6 does not fire the abort event when the user terminates the page load. I believe the spec includes stylesheet loading under the "fetch algorithm" for which the abort event should be fired: http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/history.html#aborting-a-document-load.
> I did not see the spec mention the SOP here.
Sure. The spec has been known to be wrong.
We've had security issues with the fact that we fire load for cross-site images; people can use that right now to sniff information about users. I'd rather not add to that attack surface, in some ways.
And yes, the fact that CDNs or resource domains are used is a concern.
> even if the appropriate CORS header is set.
The appropriate CORS header being set is no good unless we're doing the whole CORS setup on our end... and if we did that and the site did NOT send the header the load would need to be aborted. So the only way to do CORS for stylesheets is to make it opt-in in the markup, like we did for images.
> A small test also shows that Firefox 6 does not fire the abort event
Sure. That's completely unrelated to this bug.
(In reply to Boris Zbarsky (:bz) from comment #54)
> We've had security issues with the fact that we fire load for cross-site
> images; people can use that right now to sniff information about users. I'd
> rather not add to that attack surface, in some ways.
Loading a CSS file seems to have the same sort of data leakage as loading a script: both have observable effects outside receiving a load event. So, I can see treating load notification on CSS files the same as script load notification.
For what it is worth, IE 6-9 (do not have access to 10) and Opera fire load for cross domain CSS. Webkit does not fire load for either same domain or cross domain scripts, so it is not really helpful in this case. Test here:
If supporting cross domain load notification is not possible as part of this ticket, it would be good to know what steps would be needed to get it in (different ticket, what criteria you need from a standards org).
But without cross domain load notification this is not really useful for JS toolkit developers.
James, I seriously suggest actually reading comment 50....
I think it's super important to fire load events cross domain. Most people that uses the onload event on IE or odd workarounds for other browsers are widget or framework developers these tends to be hosted on a central CDN like Google CDN or similar. I think it should work in the same way as script elements and IE/Opera.
However it could work in the same way as today where you will get an security exception when you try to access the actual contents of the CSS the cssRules etc.
Most of the usage patterns I've seen for this is when a widget/framework want to do custom layout or measure elements after the CSS for it has been lazy loaded. For example in the TinyMCE case it would load the TinyMCE editor script cross domain than the CSS once both are loaded it would do UI layout and measure elements.
Since most Web 2.0 applications these days are Ajax based users would probably want to lazy load our component in when needed and without a page reload.
I don't think that firing a load event for cross-domain stylesheets is a security concern, because one could always just poll the styles of an element that is known to be affected by the stylesheet in question.
Tim, that involves knowing something about the stylesheet; how did you get that information, exactly, for a cross-domain stylesheet whose contents depend on user cookies? ;)
As far as comment 57 goes.... I know what the use cases are. That's why the patch is written the way it is. But since you mention script elements, please see https://grepular.com/Abusing_HTTP_Status_Codes_to_Expose_Private_Information
Having read over the last few comments, I would like to reiterate (as Boris and others have) that the events provided for in this patch should *absolutely* fire on all sheets regardless of origin (as the patch does now). Same origin here would basically confound the entire purpose of the patch and fail to serve the basic use case.
Comment on attachment 560086 [details] [diff] [review]
part 1. Fix add-ons manager to ignore load events on stylesheet PIs.
Review of attachment 560086 [details] [diff] [review]:
Eh, yea, it's not great, but fixing it properly seems way out of scope of this bug. So I'm happy to have a temporary bandaid fix here just so nothing breaks - filed bug 688948 for a more permanent (and sane) solution.
Comment on attachment 560089 [details] [diff] [review]
part 4. Pass along the owning element to all sheet load datas, assuming we have one at all.
Review of attachment 560089 [details] [diff] [review]:
::: layout/style/Loader.cpp
@@ +2131,4 @@
> {
> LOG(("css::Loader::PostLoadEvent"));
> NS_PRECONDITION(aSheet, "Must have sheet");
> + NS_PRECONDITION(aObserver || aElement, "Must have observer or element");
This seems correct given the old code, but wouldn't this fire for the callers that check |aObserver || !mObservers.IsEmpty()|?
> but wouldn't this fire for the callers that check |aObserver || !mObservers.IsEmpty()|?
Good catch. Added a !mObservers.IsEmpty() to the precondition (as part of patch 3, actually).
Comment on attachment 560088 [details] [diff] [review]
part 3. Add a way to differentiate SheetComplete calls for actual loads and for the fake SheetLoadData we use to trigger observer notifications for already-complete sheets.
r+ with the problem from comment 64 fixed.
Comment on attachment 560093 [details] [diff] [review]
part 5. Fire load and error events on stylesheet linking elements.
Review of attachment 560093 [details] [diff] [review]:
::: layout/style/Loader.cpp
@@ +462,5 @@
> +SheetLoadData::OnProcessNextEvent(nsIThreadInternal* aThread,
> + PRBool aMayWait,
> + PRUint32 aRecursionDepth)
> +{
> + // We want to fire out load even before or after event processing,
Not sure I understand this, did you mean "our load event"?
::: layout/style/test/test_load_events_on_stylesheets.html
@@ +111,5 @@
> +}
> +document.body.appendChild(link);
> +
> +// Make sure we have that last stylesheet
> +is(document.styleSheets.length, 7, "Should have three stylesheets");
@@ +113,5 @@
> +
> +// Make sure we have that last stylesheet
> +is(document.styleSheets.length, 7, "Should have three stylesheets");
> +
> +// Make sure that the second stylesheet is all loaded
> Not sure I understand this, did you mean "our load event"?
Yes, I do. Fixed.
Er, yes. This test expanded over time. ;)
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Aerial view; the theatre is the large building in the lower right quadrant.
Perfinian on December 26, 2012 at 1:13 pm
This cinema was built of wood and burned down probably early 1950s. It was at the Town End 6-way junction which has been developed and expanded into a large roundabout certainly covering the site of the Pavillion Cinema. This junction is shown on the location map of the ABC cinema.


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Gone with the Wind: Valuing the Visual Impacts of Wind Turbines through House Prices
This study provides quantitative evidence on the local benefits and costs of wind farm developments in England and Wales, focussing on their visual environmental impacts. In the tradition of studies in environmental, public and urban economics, housing costs are used to reveal local preferences for views of wind farm developments. Estimation is based on quasi-experimental research designs that compare price changes occurring in places where wind farms become visible, with price changes in appropriate comparator groups. These comparator groups include places close to wind farms that became visible in the past, or where they will become operational in the future and places close to wind farms sites but where the turbines are hidden by the terrain. All these comparisons suggest that wind farm visibility reduces local house prices, and the implied visual environmental costs are substantial.
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If you walk into a home or office and instantly imagine how you would design the environment to make it more functional and unique, you may want to join the small but growing world of interior designers.
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Interior designers are creative, imaginative and artistic. They also need to be disciplined, organized and skilled business people. Combining knowledge with aesthetic vision, interior designers work with clients and other deign professionals to develop design solutions that are safe, functional, and attractive and meet the needs of the people using the space.
As members of a service profession, interior designers' fortunes depend on their ability to satisfy clients. Thus, they must understand artistic and technical requirements of a project, interpersonal communication, and management strategies (ASID, 2007).
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Very nice roomsPosted 02 11, 16 on Hotels
It was very pleasant. Food stalls and wet market very nearby. A bit far from MRT, but bike taxies, tuk tuks, and taxies were readily available for a short ride to Robinson's mall. There were a few incidents with Wifi, but overall, I would recommend this hotel.
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Terrible locationPosted 08 5, 15
Everything was okay except the location! It is very difficult to leave the hotel by walking at night as there are many street dogs around. I would recommend anyone to book a hotel at a more central location if you don't want to spend money on taxi fares.
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Redelijk hotel qua prijsklassePosted 07 26, 15
We sliepen twee nachten in het hotel en hebben goed geslapen. Alles is aanwezig voor een normale overnachting maar geen luxe oid en het hotel ligt ver van de culturele hoogtepunten. Op 5min lopen kun jevoor slechts 9baht de lijnbus 1 in springen. Taxi is zonde van je geld want je staat toch wel in de file tenzij je besluit ongeveer een uurtje te gaan lopen. Zo lang duurt een ritje in de file ook trouwens.
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it just for sleeping no nightlife at all
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Hotel itself is nice enough, but the owner scrimped on furnishings and supplied rooms with old, used furniture and a cheap mattress with a rag for a top cover. Open drains in bathroom, wouldn't even shower there. Balcony was wonderful, but owner supplied no balcony furnishings. Large fridge, but an old, small t/v with few channels. The only saving grace about this hotel is the staff, they were very nice. Also, lobby was lovely but furnished with old, torn, shabby furniture that didn't go with hotel décor.


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Acting presidential at Nixon library on their special day
YORBA LINDA -This was no substitute for the presidential birthday party Jack Stanley wanted to host at home, but he was making the most of it.
The 6-year-old had counted down the days on his presidential calendar. He was wearing his new suit – a pinstripe beauty befitting the occasion – and he was holding tight to the just-autographed presidents' poster that usually hangs in his bedroom.
Jack is describing the food he would have served if his mother, Karin, and dad, Mike, had let him have that party. He has researched Abraham Lincoln's favorite foods in his books on the presidents.
This is Jack's perfect Lincoln celebratory birthday menu: "wild turkey, cheese and crackers, pancakes and bacon." And Jack's friends would have tossed down those tasty treats with "black coffee."
Jack Stanley was spending Monday, Presidents Day, at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library & Birthplace – a day when impersonators of the Mount Rushmore Presidents were on hand — for exactly one reason: To wish the nation's 16th president a happy birthday.
Dad tried to steer the Rancho Santa Margarita first-grader toward Theodore Roosevelt (the first president they saw when they came through the door) but Jack was having none of that. He had seen the really tall man in the black long coat and stovepipe hat and was making a beeline.
Jack asked if he could have a picture with him. Mr. Lincoln said, "It would be an honor," then knelt next to the little boy.
It was heaven, on a sunny Monday morning, with easily hundreds of other people in the room talking over him, waiting their turn, but this boy, this man made history.
If only for Jack Stanley.
Later, Jack's sister, Leah, 3, hesitated before reaching out to touch Abe's signature. Jack gently pushed her finger away. Leah, dressed in a white sundress with blue and red stars, understood. There were no tears or appeal to a higher authority: Presidents were Jack's No. 1 thing. This was his day.
It was a lot of people's thing, judging from the diverse crowd at the presidential library where the line started forming at 8:30 a.m. for a 10 a.m. start on free admission and free activities. By 2:30, about 4,000 people had checked in.
The crowd was such that Thomas Jefferson's feet hurt before 11 a.m. from all the standing. So they got him a chair for his show-and-tell of a giant nickel, delighting kids with how he was the guy on their coinage. Redheaded Tom stood next to a Declaration of Independence that had the usual signatures, plus a whole roll of extra sepia paper with children's scrawls that include happy faces, hearts, yin-yang symbols, peace symbols and a drawing of a TV set. No president has yet rolled over in his grave.
Alan Tan, 46, of Stanton, admittedly came to the library "for the pie." That'd be the cherry variety, which was promised to the first 300 visitors but was delivered to the first 420 because Polly's Pies was not in the presidential veto mode and bestowed as much happiness as she could, in honor of the first president and his fabled honesty.
Dina Aminuddin, 45, of Placentia, got in line at 9 a.m. "for the president's pie," she said, adding that when she met Lincoln she was too overwhelmed by his presence to ask him anything.
You know he's not really Lincoln, right?
"Yes, but he looks him," said the Indonesian native, who is now a U.S. citizen. "He does."
A little too much so, said "Lincoln's" wife, Dianne Broski, who has been married to the Lincoln presenter, Robert Broski, for 38 years.
"He acts like him, too. He can be calm but intimidating. He pushes my buttons like Lincoln pushed Mary Todd's."
Oh my. That guy in the corner? The one who is being so great with the kids?
"Yeah, " she said. "The more you know about either of the Lincolns, the more you learn she wasn't crazy and he was kind of trying."
It's nice to know the presidents were human.
All around Lincoln, Jefferson, Washington and Roosevelt, parents and grandparents spent the day corralling children to pose for photographs, all the while explaining as best they could who these people were and what they were doing there.
If you listened hard, you learned something.
One AP History student, 17-year-old Nicholas Yocca of Newport Beach, challenged Teddy to fisticuffs – for photo purposes – then explained that Roosevelt held boxing matches in the White House.
Nick Skoglie, a 17-year-old from Lakewood, waiting in line to talk to Teddy, explained the gold standard, which is unexplainable.
Then there were the two 8-year-olds having a finger gunfight in front of the Declaration of Independence table.
When pressed, Walter Stevens of Santa Ana explained that there was a war over that document.
"It had something to do with America," he ventured, when asked what it was about.
Who was in charge when it was over?
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text: Dark Souls Director Wants to Make a Warm, Fuzzy GameToshi Nakamura7/24/14 7:40amFiled to: from softwarehidetaka miyazakidark soulsbloodbornekadokawajapankotaku eastkotaku core715EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Earlier this year, From Software of Demon's Souls, Dark Souls, as well as the upcoming Bloodborne fame was purchased by Japanese corporate giant Kadokawa with Dark Souls' director, Hidetaka Miyazaki, taking on the reins as president of From Software. Advertisement In terms of the buyout, very little looks to change with From Software, Miyazaki assured in an interview with Weekly Famitsu. "From the beginning, Mr. Yasuda of Kadokawa has told me that 'we have no intention of making you leave the development frontlines' and that 'we have no intention of meddling with From Software's development.'" Miyazaki noted a great deal of relief at this, stating that although he was now president of the company, deep down, he was still a developer, and making games was why he was in the business in the first place. As to the future of From Software, Miyazaki expressed some concern at the company's focus on the trend of "dark" games. "I feel that From Software's title lineup will need a little more variation." Miyazaki said. "We have dark fantasies like Dark Souls, of course, but I'd also like for us to make more mech games like Armored Core, or Asian style titles like Tenchu or Otogi: Myth of Demons. From Software used have a lot more rather quirky titles. I used to love such games or making such games, and I think there was a lot of stimulation and ideas that came from that." Advertisement Asked what sort of game he wants to make, Miyazaki said, "There are lots of games I'd like to make. I've said this before, but I'd really like to make a 'warm' game. Something like Popolocrois or ICO." Miyazaki added, "Also, this is a bit of a dream, but I'd like to make some kind of analog game. Something like a board game, a card game, or a tabletop RPG." At the moment, Miyazaki's attention is on being president of a company and directing a highly anticipated upcoming game, so such dreams probably will have to come after that. Said Miyazaki, "Bloodborne is probably going to be our first title under new administration, so I'd like to make it a good, solid game." ファミ通.com [ファミ通.com]Kotaku East is your slice of Asian internet culture, bringing you the latest talking points from Japan, Korea, China and beyond. Tune in every morning from 4am to 8am. Advertisement Sponsored To contact the author of this post, write to cogitoergonihilATgmail.com or find him on Twitter @tnakamura8.Reply71 repliesLeave a reply


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Farmers help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by growing crops and drawing carbon dioxide down from the atmosphere. So why should they be penalised in international negotiations?
THE National Farmers' Federation has joined over 30,000 delegates from more than 190 countries in Copenhagen this week for the United Nations Conference that will attempt to thrash out an international deal in addressing the climate change challenge.
While there is clearly a strong focus in Copenhagen on the emissions reduction targets that will be adopted by developed countries, this is not the main game for Australian farmers. The main game is the rules by which countries will account for their carbon emissions.
We need to ensure that the rules enable our farmers to be recognised for their positive actions in sequestering carbon through their soils and vegetation. It is the negotiations surrounding the rules on land use, land use change and forestry (abbreviated by the UN to LULUCF) that are, therefore, our major focus.
The NFF has consistently highlighted the fact that the current international accounting rules fail to appropriately recognise the positive contribution by farmers in reducing emissions. While the rules remain as they are there will continue to be an undue emphasis on trees as the preferred regional land use option.
Agriculture across the globe has a really positive story to tell about what it is already doing to help deal with the global challenge of greenhouse gas mitigation. Producing more food and fibre to meet growing human needs, while, at the same time, meeting the carbon challenge, is a powerful story and it is a reality.
Despite this, farmers are still vilified in some quarters as being climate vandals.
It is the NFF's belief that the international carbon accounting rules, under the Kyoto Protocol, encourage this false perception. Under one particular article of the Protocol, farmers would be held liable for natural events that emit carbon from the soil such as droughts and bushfires - natural events beyond anyone's control.
Australia like most other agricultural countries would not wear the risks arising from these natural, or non-man-made emissions. This in turn removed any opportunity for our farmers to gain credit for the positive actions on-farm that help to build carbon stocks within their soils. The rules need to be changed.
This Kyoto definition goes against the core principle of why the Kyoto Protocol was developed - that is, to bring about a reduction in human induced emissions. Why then, are the world's farmers being penalised under this treaty for natural events that they cannot control?
Unfortunately there is still significant resistance in Copenhagen, particularly from many of the developing countries who themselves rely so heavily on agriculture. One has to question whether these countries are so focused on making sure that rich countries take responsibility for reducing fossil fuel emissions that they are not representing the interests of their own farmers who, through the International Federation of Agricultural Producers (IFAP), have also signalled their concerns over the flawed accounting rules.
Regrettably, the divisions between the developed and developing countries participating in the climate change talks appear to be entrenched. These divisions have flowed down from the debate over country emissions reduction targets right through to the discussions on the carbon accounting rules. While there are clear (yet not always reasonable) reasons offered by developing countries as to why they expect developed countries to adopt ambitious emissions reduction targets, for the accounting rules, their reasoning is less understandable. This is especially so bearing in mind that by obstructing change, they are effectively hurting their own farmers while at the same time placing further pressure on future food security for their own people.
It is therefore easy to feel despondent. Fortunately, having been heavily involved in the World Trade Organisation negotiations, the NFF are no strangers to the swings and roundabouts of international negotiations and have learnt to be forever optimistic. We have faith in the Australian negotiating team that they will continue to drive the review of the accounting rules and that they are on solid policy grounds.
For the NFF's part, we will continue to advocate through the International Farmers to ensure that developing country farmers are communicating with their own country delegations as to why the rules must be changed. We will continue to work to get these policies in place - policies that are right for farmers.
David Crombie is the president of the National Farmers' Federation. He is currently in Copenhagen.


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THORNTON — Thornton police are investigating an apparent double murder-suicide that happened Sunday night.
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