Central Web Services has written a small PHP library to simplify adding calendar data to your websites. This script requires PHP, but can run on any site, whether hosted by CWS or not. Data is output by calling one or more php functions.
View the code or, to use it on your page, download the library, unzip it, and include it on your PHP page:
<?php require_once('calendar_rss.php'); ?>
The library has 2 basic views; a list view suitable for a News or Headlines section on a web page, and a mini-month view useful for linking back to the main OSU calendar site.
The views output simple HTML (a table, for the mini-month, a definition list for the list view) that can be styled via CSS. See the sample stylesheet for the classes that can be used for styling.
More control over the HTML output is possible; this requires a PHP installation that support XSLT (which includes all CWS hosted sites). See Advanced Formatting for a brief description.
A note on performance:
This library makes use of RSS caching when run on CWS hosted sites; for other sites, it might be a good idea to implement some type of caching. Parsing remote RSS feeds on the fly will noticeably slow down your web pages.
The following list is dynamically generated to show the current week's events pulled from the main ('osu') calendar, using this code:
<?php echo minical_list('osu', 'today', 'week'); ?>
Oregon’s food and agriculture are celebrated in a traveling exhibit of award-winning photos on display September 1–30 at the Seafood Consumer Center, 2021 Marine Dr.
The “Savory Images” exhibit features images from the pages of the magazine Oregon’s Agricultural Progress, showcasing the bounty of Oregon agriculture.
“The exhibit is a reflection of the role Oregon State University’s research and people play in sustaining our state’s rich agricultural heritage,” according to Sonny Ramaswamy, dean of the OSU College of Agricultural Sciences.
Magazine editor Peg Herring said, “Food is the handshake between urban and rural communities. Our hope is that the exhibit, along with the special Food Issue of the magazine, will prompt conversations across Oregon about food as a necessary—and delightful— part of life.”
The show takes a year-long tour across the state with stops after Astoria in LaGrande, Oct. 5–30; the Food Innovation Center in Portland, Nov. 2–27; and Madras, Dec. 4–Jan. 4.
In 2010 the exhibit shows in Prineville, Jan. 4–29; Pendleton, Feb. 16–March 19; Klamath Falls, March 26–May 3; Central Point, May 3–28; The Dalles, June 1¬30; and Myrtle Point, July 5-30.
The exhibit is presented by OSU’s Extension and Experiment Station Communications and the College of Agricultural Sciences. Photos are by Lynn Ketchum, award-winning EESC photographer. Exhibit photos are online at: http://extension.oregonstate.edu/eesc/savoryimages/
The art exhibit for Fall 2009 is here! Stop by the Women's Center to enjoy artist Jennifer Gimzewski's "Approach"
"The show is called Approach to underline the many aspects of what it means to be a painter. I approach my subject in an effort to understand what is essential about a woman. I approach each painting with curiosity and anticipation. The viewer approaches the work with an additional set of values and expectations. Our differing approaches afford a dialogue between viewer, canvas and artist."
- Jennifer Gimzewski
Support the ladies of the Sigma Delta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated by donating your old clothing and winter coats! Donation bins are located in the Lonnie B. Harris Black Cultural Center and Intercultural Student Services. Clothing will be donated to the Vina Moses Center which provides Free clothing for the needy.
Oregon’s food and agriculture are celebrated in a traveling exhibit of award-winning photos on display September 1–30 at the Seafood Consumer Center, 2021 Marine Dr.
The “Savory Images” exhibit features images from the pages of the magazine Oregon’s Agricultural Progress, showcasing the bounty of Oregon agriculture.
“The exhibit is a reflection of the role Oregon State University’s research and people play in sustaining our state’s rich agricultural heritage,” according to Sonny Ramaswamy, dean of the OSU College of Agricultural Sciences.
Magazine editor Peg Herring said, “Food is the handshake between urban and rural communities. Our hope is that the exhibit, along with the special Food Issue of the magazine, will prompt conversations across Oregon about food as a necessary—and delightful— part of life.”
The show takes a year-long tour across the state with stops after Astoria in LaGrande, Oct. 5–30; the Food Innovation Center in Portland, Nov. 2–27; and Madras, Dec. 4–Jan. 4.
In 2010 the exhibit shows in Prineville, Jan. 4–29; Pendleton, Feb. 16–March 19; Klamath Falls, March 26–May 3; Central Point, May 3–28; The Dalles, June 1¬30; and Myrtle Point, July 5-30.
The exhibit is presented by OSU’s Extension and Experiment Station Communications and the College of Agricultural Sciences. Photos are by Lynn Ketchum, award-winning EESC photographer. Exhibit photos are online at: http://extension.oregonstate.edu/eesc/savoryimages/
Beautifully executed Fine Art, Pottery, Mixed Media Collage, Glass, Fine Woodworking and Photography are on display through December 5th. Exhibiting artists include:
Alcyon Archambault, Neil Austin,Ted Ernst, Curly Finster, Joyce Finster, Barbara Forrest, Al Frank, Chris Giffin, Victor Guschov, Sandra Houtman and Ron Wolf.
An opportunity to meet the artists and see more of their work will be available at the 29th Annual Holiday Marketplace, a 50+ vendor craft fair scheduled Dec. 4 & 5 in the Memorial Union Ballroom, from 10am-6pm.
Performing works of tsarist Russia and the 10th Symphony of Dmitri Shostakovich.
Tickets available at: Grass Roots Books & Music,
Gracewinds Music, Beard’s Framing, Sid Stevens
Jewelers. www.cosusymphony.org
free parking for dad's on Friday.
The Beaver Yearbook is continuing with tradition and will be offering free portraits for students. We take all portraits using our own studio, making it pain free and fast. Stop by with you friends, it will only take about 5 minutes and you'll be apart of school history!
Fall Schedule:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: 11:00am - 3:00pm -or- by appointment
Where:
Yearbook Office
231 MU East Snell Hall
Across from the Valley Library. Look for the signs or take the stairs/elevator to the second floor. Our office is to the right, directly outside of the stairs and elevator
http://www.oregonstate.edu/groups/yearbook
First Steps are walk-in meetings led by students who have interned and studied abroad. Students are welcome to drop by and learn more about study abroad, international internships, the International Degree, scholarships, applications, and more.
Visit the IDEA Web site to learn more about study, internships, and research abroad.
Move It Mondays is a weekly group walking program during the lunch hour sponsored by Beaver Strides, OSU’s pedometer based walking wellness program. Both Beaver Strides and Move It Mondays are open to students, faculty and staff.
We meet at the east entrance of Plageman Hall, Student Health Services, under the red awning at 12:00pm and walk for 45 minutes on various routes near campus. The walk will occur weekly rain or shine so bring comfortable shoes and an umbrella or rain gear if needed. Feel free to bring a friend, a colleague, a student, or advisee and use the time as a “walking meeting.” If you are participating in the Beaver Strides program this is a great way to increase your weekly step count and have some time during the day dedicated to walking!We propose a new estimation method for multivariate failure time data using the quadratic inference function (QIF) approach. The proposed method efficiently incorporates within-cluster correlations. Therefore it is more efficient than those which ignore within-cluster correlation. Furthermore, the proposed method is easy to implement. Unlike the weighted estimating equations in Cai and Prentice (1995), it is not necessary to explicitly estimate the correlation parameters. This simplification is particularly useful in analyzing data with large cluster size where it is difficult to estimate intracluster correlation. Under certain regularity conditions, we show the consistency and asymptotic normality of the proposed QIF estimators. A Chi-squared test is also developed for hypothesis testing. We conduct extensive Monte Carlo simulation studies to assess the finite sample performance of the proposed methods. We also illustrate the proposed methods by analyzing a primary biliary cirrhosis (PBC) data.
Author: Xue, L., Wang, L. and Qu, A.First Steps are walk-in meetings led by students who have interned and studied abroad. Students are welcome to drop by and learn more about study abroad, international internships, the International Degree, scholarships, applications, and more.
Visit the IDEA Web site to learn more about study, internships, and research abroad.
For the first responder or health care provider. Teaches a variety of skills including adult, child and infant CPR, one and two rescuer CPR, resuscitation and bag-valve masks, response in special resuscitation situations and use of an AED. Continues November 24th.
The family-friendly animated feature Ratatouille is the story of Remy, a rat who dreams of becoming a chef, and his unlikely friendship with Linguini, a clumsy human. Together these two
prove that just as Remy’s hero, Auguste Gusteau, says, “Anyone can cook.”
Donations accepted. Suggested donations include nonperishable food items, personal hygiene items, and monetary donations. (Checks can be made to the OSU Food Group, Memo Line: OSU Emergency Food
Pantry.) All donations will help stock the shelves of the OSU Emergency Food Pantry.
First Steps are walk-in meetings led by students who have interned and studied abroad. Students are welcome to drop by and learn more about study abroad, international internships, the International Degree, scholarships, applications, and more.
Visit the IDEA Web site to learn more about study, internships, and research abroad.
Col. Thomas O'Donovan, MSCE (UW), PE
Col. O'Donovan was directly responsible for construction for US Forces for all Central Asia and for all facility construction and operations and maintenance for the Afghan National Security Forces (Afghan National Police and Afghan National Army).
Anyone interested in how the US Army Corps of Engineers has been rebuilding the infrastructure of Afghanistan should attend.
Free pizza.
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Sponsored by
Dept of Military Science, Army ROTC
Society of American Military Engineers
First Steps are walk-in meetings led by students who have interned and studied abroad. Students are welcome to drop by and learn more about study abroad, international internships, the International Degree, scholarships, applications, and more.
Visit the IDEA Web site to learn more about study, internships, and research abroad.
Guest speaker: Nick Fowler
Mr. Fowler is a seasoned “intrapreneur”, entrepreneur and investor. He is owner/principal of Orion Ventures, LLC., his personal angel investment fund; CEO of Perpetua Power Source Technologies, Inc., a developer of renewable energy solutions for wireless sensors; CEO of Advanced Material Recovery, LLC., an innovator in recycling and efficiencies for energy production; Executive Chairman of ZAPS Technologies, Inc., maker of high precision optical instrumentation for the monitoring of fluids; and fund manager for two angel investment groups.
Take advantage of the Austin Entrepreneurship Program’s Building Your Business Plan Series to meet local experts. Also, learn from them best practices for preparing your ideas and projects for submission to The Enterprise Challenge, the OSU business plan competition to be held April 16, 2010.
Speaker is Nick Fowler of Orion Ventures, LLC
Use the Austin Entrepreneurship Program’s Building Your Business Plan Series to meet local experts and learn from them best practices for preparing your ideas and projects for submission to The Enterprise Challenge, the OSU business plan competition to be held April 16, 2010 where the prize money totals $17,500.* This is open to all students. Faculty and staff who are interested in this topic are also welcome.
* Please see NEC guidelines at http://www.bus.oregonstate.edu/programs/challenge.htm
The Beaver Yearbook is continuing with tradition and will be offering free portraits for students. We take all portraits using our own studio, making it pain free and fast. Stop by with you friends, it will only take about 5 minutes and you'll be apart of school history!
Fall Schedule:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: 11:00am - 3:00pm -or- by appointment
Where:
Yearbook Office
231 MU East Snell Hall
Across from the Valley Library. Look for the signs or take the stairs/elevator to the second floor. Our office is to the right, directly outside of the stairs and elevator
http://www.oregonstate.edu/groups/yearbook
First Steps are walk-in meetings led by students who have interned and studied abroad. Students are welcome to drop by and learn more about study abroad, international internships, the International Degree, scholarships, applications, and more.
Visit the IDEA Web site to learn more about study, internships, and research abroad.
First Steps are walk-in meetings led by students who have interned and studied abroad. Students are welcome to drop by and learn more about study abroad, international internships, the International Degree, scholarships, applications, and more.
Visit the IDEA Web site to learn more about study, internships, and research abroad.
First Steps are walk-in meetings led by students who have interned and studied abroad. Students are welcome to drop by and learn more about study abroad, international internships, the International Degree, scholarships, applications, and more.
Visit the IDEA Web site to learn more about study, internships, and research abroad.
First Steps are walk-in meetings led by students who have interned and studied abroad. Students are welcome to drop by and learn more about study abroad, international internships, the International Degree, scholarships, applications, and more.
Visit the IDEA Web site to learn more about study, internships, and research abroad.
Join friends at Arnold Dining for a traditional American Thanksgiving Dinner Buffet with football and a turkey dinner with all the trimmings.
Advance Tickets Required to ensure we set enough tables. For sale at EBGB's, Main Squeeze, Cascadia Market & Arnold Bistro. - $7.00
Limited number of tickets/seats available at the door.
The Beaver Yearbook is continuing with tradition and will be offering free portraits for students. We take all portraits using our own studio, making it pain free and fast. Stop by with you friends, it will only take about 5 minutes and you'll be apart of school history!
Fall Schedule:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: 11:00am - 3:00pm -or- by appointment
Where:
Yearbook Office
231 MU East Snell Hall
Across from the Valley Library. Look for the signs or take the stairs/elevator to the second floor. Our office is to the right, directly outside of the stairs and elevator
http://www.oregonstate.edu/groups/yearbook
Have lunch and hear from OSU Head Football Coach, Mike Riley.
Doors open at 11:15 am and the program starts at 12 noon.
To make your reservations, please leave a message with all names that will attend at the Reservations Hotline at 503.553.3444.
First Steps are walk-in meetings led by students who have interned and studied abroad. Students are welcome to drop by and learn more about study abroad, international internships, the International Degree, scholarships, applications, and more.
Visit the IDEA Web site to learn more about study, internships, and research abroad.
First Steps are walk-in meetings led by students who have interned and studied abroad. Students are welcome to drop by and learn more about study abroad, international internships, the International Degree, scholarships, applications, and more.
Visit the IDEA Web site to learn more about study, internships, and research abroad.
'today' could also be a date ('20060425'), or include an offset ('today+6', '20060401+13')
'week' could also be one of 'day' or 'month'
The easiest way to show the current month's events would be:
<?php echo minical_list('osu', 'today', 'month'); ?>
The minicalendar below is dynamically generated, but uses the 'month' interval instead.
<?php echo minical_month('osu','today','month'); ?>
| S | M | T | W | T | F | S |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
| 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
| 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 |
| 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 |
| 29 | 30 |
The minical_month() function accepts the same parameters as minical_list().
For an example of how to style the minimonth, see the minimonth.css stylesheet.
If you don't need feedback about current events on the calendar, it's much faster to build the minicalendar without any event data:
<?php echo minical_empty_month('osu','today','month'); ?>
| S | M | T | W | T | F | S |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
| 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
| 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 |
| 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 |
| 29 | 30 |
If the default HTML markup isn't good enough (perhaps you want to show some additional RSS fields, or integrate the calendar data into an page structure), you can control the layout completely by writing an XSL template. Put the XSL template in a file, and pass it into the minical_month function:
<?php echo minical_month('osu','today','week','month_stylesheet.xsl'); ?>
Using the minical_month function, an XSL stylesheet, and any combination of date and range, you can produce your own month, a differently formatted list, or anything else.
A sample XSL stylesheet, for producing a minimonth. Writing XSL is far beyond this page; you should be familiar with XML basics before trying. A web search for XSL tutorial should turn up some useful information.