The addCode, version 0.1

[Lt. D'Amato [Andrew Rich]]

Introducing the addCode! Now you can make it perfectly clear to others
reading your posts and email exactly how long you've been reading a.d.d,
what a.d.d events you've attended, how often you visit the park, and
several other variables. If you can think of anything that needs to
be added to the code, please email me the details. The addCode version
0.1 specification follows, and an "addCode generator" web page is in
development (come visit my bobCode generator page to get the general
idea). Let me know what you think!

-----

addCode version 0.1
(based on the bobCode by Giolla deCair, which in turn was originally
based on the geek code, origin unknown)

Assemble your addCode by noting each of the following symbols and the
appropriate variable after each one.

A - AP type
The first section notes the type of Annual Passport you currently have
(if any) and how long you've had one (any type). Possible values are:
x - not an AP holder
R - regular
D - deluxe (add p for parking)
P - premium
If you've had Deluxe with parking for three years, you would have "ADp3".

a - a.d.d status
The next section notes your "status" within a.d.d and how long you've
been reading/posting. These values are fairly subjective.
R - regular poster
O - occasional poster
L - lurker
N - newbie
T - troll
C - DL CM
M - DL management
My "a" section would read "aR2", Dalquist's (for instance) would read
"aRC1", and someone like Harbor1313's might read "aOT1".

E - a.d.d events attended
Note the various a.d.d events you've attended after the letter "E". My
memory for dates really stinks so please help me out with these!
l - Light Magic AP "Premiere" (5/13/97)
L - Light Magic final performance (9/1/97)
C - Carnation final night (1/5/97 I think?)
V - CircleVision closing (anyone?)
m - MSEP "Farewell" AP party (10/xx/96 -- anyone?)
M - MSEP "Encore" final performance (11/xx/96 -- anyone?)
K - Lion King Celebration final performance (6/xx/97 -- anyone?)
2 - AP Party #2 (early in 1996, featured walkthrough Fantasyland
attractions)
1 - AP Party #1 (early in 1995, featured walkthrough Space Mountain
tower and IJA queue)
F - Festival of Fools final performance (2/1/98)
My "E" section would read "ElLK1", although I was not aware of a.d.d when
I attended the first AP party in 1995.

D - Distance from the park in miles.
Example: "D45"

F - Frequency of DL visits
w - 1x week
W - more than 1x week (add numbers for how often)
m - 1x month
M - more than 1x month but less than 1x week (add numbers)
y - 1x year
Y - more than 1x year but less than 1x month (add numbers)
l - less than 1x year
Example: Scott Leonard :) would probably have something like "FW3", Matt
Phipps' might be "Fy".

n - net access
Method(s) of accessing a.d.d
L - direct connection via LAN
c - cable modem
I - local dialup ISP
A - AOL
w - webTv
C - compuserve
d - DejaNews
e - email only, no usenet access
Example: Mine would be "nLId", Adrienne's (either one) would probably be
"nA", Cindy Yan's would be "ne".

k - length of killfile
Example: "k8"

W - number of Disneyland-related web pages created
Example: "W4"

M - megabytes of web space devoted to Disneyland-related pages
Example: "M35"

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Adding all of these up creates the addCode. My addCode, for example,
would be:

ADp6 aR2 ElLK1 D45 FW nLId k8 W4 M35

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[Dalquist]

>A - AP type
>The first section notes the type of Annual Passport you currently have
>(if any) and how long you've had one (any type). Possible values are:
> x - not an AP holder
> R - regular
> D - deluxe (add p for parking)
> P - premium
>If you've had Deluxe with parking for three years, you would have "ADp3".

What about a CM ID?

>
>a - a.d.d status
>The next section notes your "status" within a.d.d and how long you've
>been reading/posting. These values are fairly subjective.
> R - regular poster
> O - occasional poster
> L - lurker
> N - newbie
> T - troll
> C - DL CM
> M - DL management
>My "a" section would read "aR2", Dalquist's (for instance) would read
>"aRC1", and someone like Harbor1313's might read "aOT1".

Oh, I feel honored now! Thanks Andrew! Thane of a.d.d., chosen as an
example from all the other CM's avaibable here. Wow. I'm on a roll. :~)

Some effort was definitely put into that. Sounds pretty cool. Maybe I'll
make up a web page just to use it!

--
"Open our eyes, and wish on a star in the sky... and keep the dream alive!"
To respond directly, remove the ~1.
In no way are the opinions stated within this post, The Walt Disney Company
or its affiliates, official position. Any opinions expressed without the
digital signature of the owner and operator of this account (to be signed
'Mr. Dalquist'), should not be considered as his official position.

Quote(s) of the day (or whenever I feel like changing it):
Trivia question of the day:
What year did Outdoor Vending premiere at Disneyland, and what was it
originally called?

K.E.R.
"TDC Thane of ADD!"
şoş

[SCVfan]

In article <MPG.f2544bc1...@news.beachnet.com>,
NUDGE.NUDGE...@NO.project-insomnia.MORE.com (Lt. D'Amato [Andrew Rich])
writes:

>ntroducing the addCode! Now you can make it perfectly clear to others
>
reading your posts and email exactly how long you've been reading a.d.d,
>
what a.d.d events you've attended, how often you visit the park, and
>
several other variables.

So,

The caste system has finally come to a.d.d. in a written form.

Larry
Please respond to: SJ...@AOL.com

[Cypher]

Ok here is mine

AP1 aR1 EVK D31 Fw nl k? M20

And to paraphrase Scott Glenn in "Hunt For Red October", " I hope this
works, for all I know I'm sending him the measurements for the Playmate of
the month."

[Matt "Peter Pan" Phipps]

Lt. D'Amato [Andrew Rich] wrote in message ...

>
>Adding all of these up creates the addCode. My addCode, for example,
>would be:
>
>ADp6 aR2 ElLK1 D45 FW nLId k8 W4 M35
>

Of course now Janet Reno will think that we are using code to plot a
government overthrow. This could be fun. We could have these put on name
badges. Problem: The badges would be 3 feet long.

I'm going to go through and figure out my code.

Matt Phipps (Remove the ANTISPAM)
A.K.A. Peter Pan http://www.disneyland-fan.org
TDC Knight Commander, Defender of the Lost Boys

Wahoo! - Einstein, "IQ"

I have learned two ways to tie my shoes.
One way is only good for lying down. The other
way is good for walking. - Valentine Michael Smith
"Stranger in a Strange Land"

Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me.

Aye, but we're loved by our mommies and dads,
drink up me hearties, yo ho!

[CapnDisney]

>A - AP type
>The first section notes the type of Annual Passport you currently have
>(if any) and how long you've had one (any type). Possible values are:
> x - not an AP holder
> R - regular
> D - deluxe (add p for parking)
> P - premium
>If you've had Deluxe with parking for three years, you would have "ADp3".

What if there was a lag time in your AP? for example I had an AP in the 80's
for about 3 years (the system was different then but it was equavilent to a
premium AP)

Just curious

Steve! (AP1 aR1 EI D350 FY9 nLA K0 W1 M2 I think)

================================================
I'm not scrounging fer rum! It be pie I'm after!
================================================

[Andy Dannelley]

CapnDisney <capnd...@aol.com> wrote:

> >A - AP type
> >The first section notes the type of Annual Passport you currently have
> >(if any) and how long you've had one (any type). Possible values are:
> > x - not an AP holder
> > R - regular
> > D - deluxe (add p for parking)
> > P - premium
> >If you've had Deluxe with parking for three years, you would have "ADp3".
>
> What if there was a lag time in your AP? for example I had an AP in the 80's
> for about 3 years (the system was different then but it was equavilent to a
> premium AP)
>
> Just curious
>
> Steve! (AP1 aR1 EI D350 FY9 nLA K0 W1 M2 I think)
>

Either this has become way, way too confusing, or I missed the original
coder post. The only codes I see are the ones re-posted in K.E.R.'s
post. Would someone please re-post the entire list?

Thanks

CU@DL

Andy D

See my Disneyland and Walt Disney World comparison photos at,
Anaheim to Orlando: A Bi-Coastal Comparison of Disney
Drop by: <http://www.primenet.com/~dannell>

[Lt. D'Amato [Andrew Rich]]

In article <19980113211...@ladder02.news.aol.com>,
scv...@aol.com says...

> In article <MPG.f2544bc1...@news.beachnet.com>,
> NUDGE.NUDGE...@NO.project-insomnia.MORE.com (Lt. D'Amato [Andrew Rich])
> writes:
>

> >Introducing the addCode! Now you can make it perfectly clear to others

> >reading your posts and email exactly how long you've been reading a.d.d,
> >what a.d.d events you've attended, how often you visit the park, and
> >several other variables.
>
> So,
> The caste system has finally come to a.d.d. in a written form.

This is obviously (or apparently not so obviously) meant in fun. It is
not intended to divide people into "castes" or "cliques" or anything of
the sort. It is only meant to let people make a statement of "this is
who I am on a.d.d". Please don't read hostile intent where I meant none.

--
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Return email altered: make obvious changes to reply. ICQ 4161631
Backstage at Disneyland: http://www.project-insomnia.com/backstage/
McDonald's at Disneyland? http://www.project-insomnia.com/misc/mcd_dl.htm
Fantasmic 3D: http://www.project-insomnia.com/misc/fantasmic3d.htm
bobCode Generator: http://www.project-insomnia.com/bobcode/

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[Nbkek]

NUDGE.NUDGE...@NO.project-insomnia.MORE.com (Lt. D'Amato [Andrew Rich])

wrote:

>Introducing the addCode!

<snip of actual code, for the sake of brevity>

>Adding all of these up creates the addCode. My addCode, for >example, would
be:

>ADp6 aR2 ElLK1 D45 FW nLId k8 W4 M35

With tongue planted firmly in cheek, I offer my additions to the code:

Number of times you've posted (to be determined by a DejaNews search of every
e-mail address and screen name you've used). This one must be updated with
each post.

How much you are liked by others in th group. I won't attempt to do mine, but
a sample one might look like this:

Al7,Alf.05,Liver8,nb7.5,SPR7,PJdrf6,HB-17 and so on

where Al is AL Lutz, Alf is the fake Al Lutz, Liver is Mr, of that name, SPR is
Sean Rouse, HB is Hambone, etc.

;-)

--Karen
TDC Flamethrower, Destroyer of All Things Plush

http://members.aol.com/momerathia/outgrabe.html

[HarborB...@webtv.net]

Actually mine would be: aOTM D30 nw

Thanks Andrew for the head start though

HB

[bch...@cts.com]

Lt. D'Amato [Andrew Rich] wrote:

> This is obviously (or apparently not so obviously) meant in fun. It is
> not intended to divide people into "castes" or "cliques" or anything of
> the sort. It is only meant to let people make a statement of "this is
> who I am on a.d.d". Please don't read hostile intent where I meant none.
>

Lt.,

I hope everyone understood that. (Then again, there's always one.) Think about it,
social security number, drivers license number, phone number, ID numbers, passwords,
hack codes, (I really didn't say that) etc., etc. One more number to decipher and
remember and I'll go nuts. The mind is the second thing to go.

:)

Richard

[Tggrfn]

He he he! This is a good one Andrew. You know, we're all gonna need another one
of those nametags from WDW with our codes on them now that you've started this.

-Sue
AP6 aR2 EILCmMK21F(an absolute certainty on 2-1-98) D8 FW2-3 nA
http://members.aol.com/Clopinsgr8/index.html
add/remove your name to the list to be notified of ADD meets--Email
Tgg...@aol.com
Maynard Rivera's ADD meets at the Park schedule:
http//ds5.lasierra.edu/cgi-bin/meets

[SCVfan]

In article <MPG.f26b5d59...@news.beachnet.com>,

NUDGE.NUDGE...@NO.project-insomnia.MORE.com (Lt. D'Amato [Andrew Rich])

writes:

> It is
not intended to divide people into "castes" or "cliques" or anything
>of
the sort. It is only meant to let people make a statement of "this is
>
who I am on a.d.d". Please don't read hostile intent where I meant none

The point I was trying to make is this: We have enough dissention among the
ranks on A.D.D.and I think that this can further it between the "haves" (APs),
"have-nots" (non-AP), and doers (CMs). I'm not humorless I just think there
is a better way to do this.

[Lt. D'Amato [Andrew Rich]]

In article <19980114112...@ladder02.news.aol.com>,
capnd...@aol.com says...

> >A - AP type
> >The first section notes the type of Annual Passport you currently have
> >(if any) and how long you've had one (any type). Possible values are:
> > x - not an AP holder
> > R - regular
> > D - deluxe (add p for parking)
> > P - premium
> >If you've had Deluxe with parking for three years, you would have "ADp3".
>
> What if there was a lag time in your AP? for example I had an AP in the 80's
> for about 3 years (the system was different then but it was equavilent to a
> premium AP)
>
> Just curious
>
> Steve! (AP1 aR1 EI D350 FY9 nLA K0 W1 M2 I think)

Umm. Good question. I think the best way would be to use total years,
not necessarily consecutive years. So if you had one for three years in
the 80's, and then (for instance) four years in the 90's, you would use
ADp7.

[Andy Dannelley]

Tggrfn <tgg...@aol.com> wrote:

> He he he! This is a good one Andrew. You know, we're all gonna need
> another one of those nametags from WDW with our codes on them now that
> you've started this.
>
> -Sue

Will someone please either repost or send me the codes.

[Scott M Leonard]

> Will someone please either repost or send me the codes.
>
> CU@DL
>
> Andy D

Original post follows:

Introducing the addCode! Now you can make it perfectly clear to others
reading your posts and email exactly how long you've been reading a.d.d,
what a.d.d events you've attended, how often you visit the park, and

several other variables. If you can think of anything that needs to
be added to the code, please email me the details. The addCode version
0.1 specification follows, and an "addCode generator" web page is in
development (come visit my bobCode generator page to get the general
idea). Let me know what you think!

-----

addCode version 0.1
(based on the bobCode by Giolla deCair, which in turn was originally
based on the geek code, origin unknown)

Assemble your addCode by noting each of the following symbols and the
appropriate variable after each one.

A - AP type

The first section notes the type of Annual Passport you currently have
(if any) and how long you've had one (any type). Possible values are:
x - not an AP holder
R - regular
D - deluxe (add p for parking)
P - premium
If you've had Deluxe with parking for three years, you would have
"ADp3".

a - a.d.d status
The next section notes your "status" within a.d.d and how long you've

been reading/posting. These values are fairly subjective.
R - regular poster
O - occasional poster
L - lurker
N - newbie
T - troll
C - DL CM
M - DL management
My "a" section would read "aR2", Dalquist's (for instance) would read
"aRC1", and someone like Harbor1313's might read "aOT1".

E - a.d.d events attended

-----

Adding all of these up creates the addCode. My addCode, for example,
would be:

ADp6 aR2 ElLK1 D45 FW nLId k8 W4 M35

--

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Return email altered: make obvious changes to reply. ICQ 4161631
Backstage at Disneyland: http://www.project-insomnia.com/backstage/
McDonald's at Disneyland?
http://www.project-insomnia.com/misc/mcd_dl.htm
Fantasmic 3D: http://www.project-insomnia.com/misc/fantasmic3d.htm
bobCode Generator: http://www.project-insomnia.com/bobcode/

[Lt. D'Amato [Andrew Rich]]

In article <1998011408...@ip196.pom.primenet.com>,
dan...@primenet.com says...
<snip>

> Either this has become way, way too confusing, or I missed the original
> coder post. The only codes I see are the ones re-posted in K.E.R.'s
> post. Would someone please re-post the entire list?

Subject: The addCode, version 0.1
From: NUDGE.NUDGE...@NO.project-insomnia.MORE.com (Lt. D'Amato
[Andrew Rich])
Newsgroups: alt.disney.disneyland

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[Mrliver1]

>From: (Lt. D'Amato [Andrew Rich])

>M - megabytes of web space devoted to Disneyland-related pages
>Example: "M35"

How about megabytes of Hard Disk space devoted to Disneyland of which I
currently have about 100 megs of sounds...thank you Pantryman.

-Mr. Liver

**I hereby apologize for all spelling and gammar errors!**
Mr Liver's Tribute to Fantasmic -
http://www.cybertime.net/~cprophet/fantasmic.html

"It is my watch....and I am slow" - Wildcat from Talespin

[Andy Dannelley]

Lt. D'Amato [Andrew Rich]

<NUDGE.NUDGE...@NO.project-insomnia.MORE.com> wrote:

Thanks Andrew, now I can play too...

According to your add code guidlines, my add code would be;

AP5 aR2 EC21 D45 FM3 nl K0 W1 (or W150+) M8

My web page number depends on how you define web pages if web pages is
defied as web sites then my nunber is W1 if it is number of linked pages
in a web site then it would be more like W150+

Of course the ammount of disk space devoted to Disney is only on my
ISP's web server, not my hard drive or zip disks. I wouldn't want to
total that up. ;) ;)

Gee... This is fun, but a lot of work. Now what do you do with it. I
guess knowing my add code and having $3.45 I could buy a mocha on Main
Street ;) ;)

[Steven Ng]

This sort of reminds me of an episode of Foxtrot a couple of weeks ago
where Peter hears Jason and his friend surfing web sites using IP
addresses (that set of for numbers seperated by decimal points) instead of
URLs. Peter remarks, "Just when it seems everyone's becoming a computer
geek, you two keep raising the bar".

<http://www.foxtrot.com/ups/comics/ft/pages/ft971230.strip.html>

Sorry I don't know the IP address :)

Steven

You know you're A.D.D.-icted when you introduce yourself at a meet as,
"Hi, my name is Steven, and I'm APp1 AO2 EI D300+ Fm1 NAI PDQ LSMFT."

--
Steven Ng |"If we bring a little joy into your hum-drum lives, it
Bit Flipper | makes us feel as though our hard work ain't been in
| vain for nothing." Leena Lamont, "Singin' in the Rain"
To send me mail, remove '42' from my reply address.

[MrsChemDoc]

Wow, I got mentioned in the net access section, how special for me :>

Thanks Andrew!

Adrienne
AP3 aR1 ElVm2F D35 FM3 nA W1 M2
The obedient and subservient one who follows her husband's directions dutifully
:>

Look, I have my own screen name, now!!!!!

[Bruce Bergman]

Does this formatting look acceptible, Oh Vizier of the Code? ;-P

A.D.D Code: A(Rp1)P1 aR3 EC(Organizer)VKIL(F!) D55 FM2-4 nI(c soon) k0
W1(gamma) M1

I don't killfile people, I just scan the first few lines from some
peoples' posts for signs of rationality and skip to the next post.

Oh, and if anyone wants to find my page, go ahead. It's not hidden, it's
just *REAL* rough. (Andy beat me to the finish with his FAQ first (grumble
grumble), and I haven't done much more to mine.) I need to come up with
another 'hook', when Inspiration strikes I'll announce it. Don't say I
didn't warn 'ya!

--<< Bruce >>--
p&m
--
* Altered return E-Mail Address to reduce Spam - Remove the numbers *
Bruce Bergman, P. O. Box 394, Woodland Hills CA. 91365-0394 (USA)
Electrician for Westend Electric, Agoura CA (818) 889-9545 Resi, Com'l & Industrial

a.d.d.: A(Rp1)P1 aR3 EC(Organizer)VKIL(F!) D55 FM2-4 nI(c soon) k0 W1(gamma) M1

WARNING: No Unsolicited Commercial E-Mail. Send it and your account is toast.

[Steve Tyler]

I think what is needed now is a site that you can cut and paste addCode
to and it decodes it into human readable form. Then you could keep a
browser window open to decode a posters code as you're reading from the
ng (like I do with the 'faces of add' site to see the image of the
poster).

Also, a site with a form that could be filled out that would generate
addCode would be cool too.
Any cgi programmers here?

Ciao,

Steve
--
Steve Tyler - av...@lafn.org / <TDC pending announcement>
To respond directly, delete the song lyrics.
"Mustard? Let's not get ridiculous!"

[Mrliver1]

>From: Steve Tyler <av468spamie-h...@lafn.org>

>Any cgi programmers here?

Try the guy who invented the code.

[Lt. D'Amato [Andrew Rich]]

Tggrfn <tgg...@aol.com> wrote:

> He he he! This is a good one Andrew. You know, we're all gonna need
> another one of those nametags from WDW with our codes on them now that
> you've started this.

So when are you going back? <g> Or when will DL get the (what is it
called?) "Signature Shop"?

[Lt. D'Amato [Andrew Rich]]

In article <1998011613...@ip205.pom.primenet.com>,
dan...@primenet.com says...

> According to your add code guidlines, my add code would be;
>
> AP5 aR2 EC21 D45 FM3 nl K0 W1 (or W150+) M8
>
> My web page number depends on how you define web pages if web pages is
> defied as web sites then my nunber is W1 if it is number of linked pages
> in a web site then it would be more like W150+

I defined it as "sites" not "pages". So for instance I have Backstage,
McDonald's, Fantasmic, and a.d.d at Aladdin for a total of 4.

> Of course the ammount of disk space devoted to Disney is only on my
> ISP's web server, not my hard drive or zip disks. I wouldn't want to
> total that up. ;) ;)

As intended, should only be "online" web space.

> Gee... This is fun, but a lot of work. Now what do you do with it. I
> guess knowing my add code and having $3.45 I could buy a mocha on Main
> Street ;) ;)

Well, it makes a good addition to a .sig, or (as Sue suggested) a name
badge.

[Lt. D'Amato [Andrew Rich]]

[This followup was posted to alt.disney.disneyland and a copy was sent to
the cited author.]

In article <34c03...@news.wgn.net>, bber...@127-0-0-1.westworld.com
says...

> Does this formatting look acceptible, Oh Vizier of the Code? ;-P

I like that, "Vizier of the addCode". How do I go about getting an
FDC/TDC title?

> A.D.D Code: A(Rp1)P1 aR3 EC(Organizer)VKIL(F!) D55 FM2-4 nI(c soon) k0
> W1(gamma) M1

This translates to:

AP type: (formerly Regular/parking (1 year)) Premium 1 year
a.d.d status: Regular poster, 3 years
a.d.d events: Carnation final night, CircleVision closing, LKC
final, "I" (I don't know what the "I" stands for, do you possibly mean
"l" for the Light Magic AP "Premiere"?), Light Magic final performance,
and FoF final performance (though it hasn't happened yet).
Distance from DL: 55
Frequency of visits:2-4 times/month
net access: local dialup ISP, cable modem soon
killfile length: none
DL web pages: 1
DL web space in MB: 1

Looks good to me, though I'll have to come up with a better way of doing
time (months rather than years?) and "also" notations.

> I don't killfile people, I just scan the first few lines from some
> peoples' posts for signs of rationality and skip to the next post.

On that topic: I don't have very much in my killfile except for the
various webTv trolls and the recurring boycott and Ellen Degeneres
threads.

[bch...@cts.com]

Someone please post the add code again. I lost my copy and screwed my code
up big time.

Thanks,
--
Richard, MD
http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Lot/2754/
The World's Largest Disney Information Page

[Tggrfn]

In article <MPG.f2d121ac...@news.beachnet.com>,
NUDGE.NUDGE...@NO.project-insomnia.MORE.com (Lt. D'Amato [Andrew Rich])
writes:

>So when are you going back? <g>

I just went back again in Dec, so the answer to that question would probably be
not any time soon.

>Or when will DL get the (what is it called?) "Signature Shop"?

The answer to that's also *probably* not any time soon, unfortunately (it would
be nice to be wrong about that).

Sue

[DscveryBay]

Let's see....

AP...um, three weeks....I guess that's one....oh, hey! I had one in 92, also,
so that adds up to....oh, Pressler, I'll just put one (sorry for the language)
AP1

next:
aR1
That was easy. I'd add an S for Smarta....er, aleck, if it was in the code.
Just a suggestion.

E0.......no events attended, is that right?

D50ish

FM3 Three times per month, so far....

nA

no killfiles on AOL, so k0 or kA4 (No killfile cause i'm on AOL but if I
could I'd have 4 people there)

W2 (so far)

MA (I'm on AOL, and hence have no clue)
Ma (all of them)

so, you can adress me as the Fabulous Disney Babe (this sounds best while
grovelling) or as:
AP1 aR1 E0 D50 FM3 nA kA4 W2 Ma

I think I'll stick with:

Fab