No BAC Cave, but a little photoediting fun with a snapshot taken on the Paris Metropolitain (underground). Rue du Bac really exists, though.
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This blog is by BACnet Bill , also known as Bill Swan, a member of ASHRAE's BACnet committee and a number of other related committees and organizations. I am a LEED AP, an employee of Honeywell and work with Alerton, Trend and other groups within the organization.
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What's this "BAC Cave" anyway?
Developers:
Wiresharking MS/TP
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State machines - standard to code
State machines
Abolitionist
All opinions expressed in this blog are my own.
What's this "BAC Cave" anyway?
Developers:
Wiresharking MS/TP
BACnet tagging rules
State machines - standard to code
State machines
Abolitionist
Links
Alerton
Trend
BACnet
ASHRAE
BIG-EU (English)
BACnet International
BACnet Testing Labs
BACneteer Steve Karg
BACnet Stack (and other open source BACnet)
Trend
BACnet
ASHRAE
BIG-EU (English)
BACnet International
BACnet Testing Labs
BACneteer Steve Karg
BACnet Stack (and other open source BACnet)
My second visit to Paris. This time the weather was not so great, the exchange rate made it more expensive, but Paris just grows on one the more time one spends there.
ReplyDeleteThe rude Parisian seems to be an American myth: I have yet to meet one (though their drivers are rather a bit more aggressive than laid-back and still quite-polite Seattleites).
I have no doubt but that we'll be returning again. And again.