@import Application._
@(election: Long, title:String, candidates:List[String], form: Form[Ballot])
@main(title) {
@title Ballot
@if(form.hasErrors) {
My hovercraft is full of errors!
Please follow instructions to correct the problem. Thank you for your cooperation.
@for(error <- form.globalErrors) {
- @error.message
}
}
@helper.form(action = routes.Application.vote(election)) {
@helper.inputText(form("name"), '_label -> "Your Name")
}
}


Spry
Working with Spry data sets
Working with HTML data sets
Spry HTML data set basic overview
Prepare your files
Create a Spry HTML data set
Use an internal table
Specify a header row as data
Specify a column as a header
Set custom column names
About colspan and rowspan
Using row selectors and data selectors
HTML data set functions


MR.DAVID SMITH DAKAR SENEGAL Please, Reply<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I am MR.David Smith. I am an employee of a commercial Bank here in the Dakar-Senegal; I am the personnel account officer of Late Mr. Paul Reynold who was a National of asia before his untimely death with his wife. They had no children. On Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2004 our customer and his wife died on board on PLANE CRASH in Indonesia (Indonesia Airline Flight JT583).The plane crash was in the news. See link below for more detail information: http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/english/doc/2004-11/30/content_396081.htm Since then no body has come forward to claim his funds and our bank AUTHORITIES are making serious arrangement to confiscate his money. In order to avert this negative development, I now seek your permission to have you stand as a RELATIVE to the deceased and equally act as his next-of-kin The account is valued at US$18.5 million Dollars will be paid into your nominated bank account before our bank authorities confiscated or declared his bank account unserviceable and this will happen if no body comes forward to claim the money. I am assuring you that this transaction will be executed under legitimate arrangement that will protect you from any breach of the law. Please, do not hesitate to put up your utmost effort in handling this transaction to the highest level of business. I have reposed higher confidence in your ability to handle this matter perfectly and confidentially. Also, your telephone number will be highly required to enable us communicate with each other on daily basis. I want you to understand that your involvement in this matter is to maintain absolute secrecy and keep the spirit of teamwork; you do not have to disclose the nature of this transaction to anybody for security reasons. I am serious minded person and I mean business. The funds will be shared to us, after it has been transferred into your bank account. 1. 60% of the money will go to you for acting as the next-of-kin 2. 40% to me as the originator of the transaction. Please indicate your interest to the above email address interest and to let you know the next step of action towards the success of this transaction. Best regards, MR. DAVID SMITH The information in this letter is confidential, please, if you are not interested destroy this message, You should not retain copy or use this letter for any purpose, nor disclose all or any part of its content to any other person. NB ALTERNATIVE E-MAIL ADDRESSE IS;maildavid_smith@excite.com


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jsOAuth is a JavaScript implimentation of the OAuth protocol. Currently supports version 1.0 (RFC5849) of the specification.
The jsOAuth plugin for Google Chrome Extension is an extension that enables Google Chrome Extension support.
Please checkout README for full description.
You'll need to create an account on Twitter.
And then "Create New App".
Make sure the Callback URL field has a valid value (for chrome extension, this url is not invoked).
Fill in the consumerKey
and consumerSecret
in the form below.
(Normally you will put these keys directly somewhere in your code.)
Please report issues here.
Released under the MIT. Please see LICENSE in the project root folder for more information.


{% include 'head.html' %}
Crossword Creator Game
Crossword Creator
Player Name:
Create Game
Game Name:
Player Name:
Join Game


Virtual Bitcoin
Introduction
Mining
Exchanges
Community
KO
Community
If you know Virtual Bitcoin communities, please let us know in
the issue of the repository
.
Virtual Bitcoin Twitter
Virtual Bitcoin Telegram


Projections
Value of $1 growing at
__%
for
__
years :
45
Value of $1 deposited each month growing at
__%
for
__
years :
45
Guesses
Total Retirement accounts on the day you retire
Amount in your old savings plan pile
45
Amount in your new savings plan pile
45
Monthly withdrawal from savings (saved amount diviged by 300)
45
Reality Check
Monthly expenses in retirement assuming you are no longer saving for retirement
45
Difference between what you've saved and what you'll spend
45


Instructions
- Make sure you are running a browser with WebGL enabled.
- Click in black box to add another point to the set of input points.
- Click and keep mouse down to temporarily add a point. Drag your mouse around to watch how the new input point influences the Voronoi diagram. On release, the new point will be added.
- To make a query point, such that the Voronoi diagram will display the stolen area from the nearest neighbors, check the NNI query point box before adding the point.
- If you would like to save a diagram for reuse later, copy the data from the data field and simply reload it in later.
For more info read my blog post on the app.
Settings
Width:
Height:
Cone Radius:
Triangles/cone:
NNI Query point?
Input data
Motion
Speed (Pixels/sec):
User defined:
Define your own speed function below with Javascript in terms of time t (optional array, length 4, of random variables rand):
Examples:
- Sinusoidal: 5 * Math.sin(t)
- Random linear speed: rand[0]* 15
- Random quadratic speed: 2 * rand[1] * t + rand[0] * 10
- Possibly cubic: Math.round(rand[1]) * Math.pow(t,2) + rand[0] * 10


public abstract class GameState
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
GameState() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
AssetManager |
getAssetManager()
Returns a reference to the AssetBank used by the GameStateRunner
that is running this GameState.
|
GameStateRunner |
getGameStateRunner()
Returns a reference to the GameStateRunner running this game state.
|
java.awt.image.BufferedImage |
getImage(java.lang.String key)
Gets the image with the specified key from this GameState's AssetBank.
|
GameWindow |
getWindow()
Returns a reference to the GameWindow used by the GameStateRunner
that is running this GameState.
|
abstract void |
key(java.awt.event.KeyEvent e,
boolean pressed)
Called when the game gets key input.
|
abstract void |
mouse(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e,
boolean pressed)
Called when the game gets mouse button input.
|
abstract void |
onEnter()
The method called when this game state is first set.
|
abstract void |
onExit()
The method called when this game state is being swapped
with a different game state.
|
void |
playSoundEffect(java.lang.String key)
Convenience method for playing a sound effect from this GameState's
AssetBank.
|
abstract void |
render(java.lang.Object graphicsObj)
Render the game state to an Object.
|
void |
setAssetManager(AssetManager assetManager)
For internal use.
|
void |
setGameStateRunner(GameStateRunner runner)
For internal use.
|
void |
setWindow(GameWindow window)
For internal use.
|
abstract void |
update()
Update this game state.
|
public void setWindow(GameWindow window)
public GameWindow getWindow()
public void setAssetManager(AssetManager assetManager)
public java.awt.image.BufferedImage getImage(java.lang.String key)
getAssetManager().getAsset(key, BufferedImage.class)
key
- the image keypublic void playSoundEffect(java.lang.String key)
getAssetManager().getAsset(key, SoundEffect.class).play()
key
- public AssetManager getAssetManager()
public GameStateRunner getGameStateRunner()
public void setGameStateRunner(GameStateRunner runner)
public abstract void update()
public abstract void render(java.lang.Object graphicsObj)
graphicsObj
- The graphics object being used to drawpublic abstract void onEnter()
public abstract void onExit()
public abstract void key(java.awt.event.KeyEvent e, boolean pressed)
e
- the key event.pressed
- whether or not the key was pressed or released.
true
for pressed, false
for released.public abstract void mouse(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e, boolean pressed)
e
- the mouse event.pressed
- whether or not the mouse button was pressed or
released. true
for pressed, false
for
released.


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| labiatus labiata labiatum | lipped | |||
| labia | labi | noun/f | lip | |
| atus | at | adj | adjectival suffix for nouns: possessive of or likeness of something (with, shaped, made)/ for verb participles: a completed action, -ed | |
| Aristolochia labiata Willd. Leochilus labiatus (Sw.) Kuntze | ||||
| lachnogynus lachnogyna lachnogynum | hairy ovary | |||
| lachne | lachn | noun/f | λαχνη soft wooly hair | |
| o | o | cnct | connective vowel in botanical Latin, usually for Greek words but in some cases, such as color tingeing, for Latin words | |
| gyne | gyn | noun/f | γυνε woman, lady; wife; mistress; widow | |
| us | adj | Latinizing suffix | ||
| Eriogonum lachnogynum Torr. ex Benth. | ||||
| laciniatus laciniata laciniatum | deeply cut | |||
| lacinia | lacini | noun/f | small piece of cloth to be sewn on a garment for lapels, etc | |
| atus | at | adj | adjectival suffix for nouns: possessive of or likeness of something (with, shaped, made)/ for verb participles: a completed action, -ed | |
| Dentaria laciniata Muhl. ex Willd. Silphium laciniatum L. Anthoceros laciniatus Schwein. | ||||
| lacryma-jobi lacrymae-joborum | Job"s tears | |||
| lacryma | lacrym | noun/f | lacrima L (also lacryma, lacruma, dacrima) a tear | |
| - | - | cnct | ||
| generative of job | job | noun/m | Job a character from the Old Testament who underwent great tribulations by the Devil to tempt him to renouce God | |
| Coix lacryma-jobi L. | ||||
| lacteus lactea lacteum | milky | |||
| lacteus | lacte | adj | of or pertaining to milk, milky | |
| Androsace lactea L. Thelotrema lacteum Krempelh. Cotoneaster lacteus W. W. Sm. | ||||
| lacticolor lacticolores | white like milk | |||
| lac | lact | noun/n | milk | |
| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
| color | color | noun | color | |
| Protea lacticolor Salisb. | ||||
| lactifer lactifera lactiferum | mill bearning | |||
| lac | lact | noun/n | milk | |
| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
| fer | fer | apar | fero to bear, carry, bring | |
| lactiflorus lactiflora lactiflorum | milky flower | |||
| lac | lact | noun/n | milk | |
| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
| florus | flor | ppar | floreo to bloom, to flower | |
| Androsace lactiflora Fisch. Eremurus lactiflorus O. Fedtsch. | ||||
| lacunosus lacunosa lacunosum | full of hollows | |||
| lacunosus | lacunos | adj | full of holes or cavities | |
| Cetraria lacunosa Ach. Allium lacunosum S. Wats. | ||||
| lacustris lacustris lacustre | growing by lakes or ponds | |||
| lacus | lac | noun/m | lake, pond, pool; reservoir, tank | |
| ustris | ustr | adj | ester adjective suffix for nouns: origin or habitat | |
| Bryum lacustre (Web. & Mohr) Bland. in Sturm Iris lacustris Nutt. | ||||
| ladanifer ladanifera ladaniferum | ladanum bearing | |||
| ladanum | ladan | noun/n | λεδανον gum ladanum | |
| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
| fer | fer | apar | fero to bear, carry, bring | |
| Cistus ladanifer L. Cistus ladaniferus L. |


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Home
Menu
Order
The Pizza Guy
We give you the best taste in town! Save a dollar and we take care of your taste buds
Size
Crust
Toppings
Small
Crispy
Onions
Medium
Stuffed
Capers
Large
Gluten-free
Potato
pizza Flavor
Chicken Alfredo Pizza
Taco Quesadila Pizza
Mushrooms
Macaroni And Cheese Pizza
Beef pizza
Sausage pizza
pizza Size
Regular
Medium
Large
pizza Crust
Thin Crust
Flatbed
Chicago Deep
Double Crust
Stuffed Crust
pizza Topping
Pepperoni
Capers
Onions
Potato
Mixed sliced mushrooms
Number of pizza
submit


public class SimpleWorksheet
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
appendRow(java.util.List<java.lang.Object> rowValues) |
void |
appendRow(java.util.List<java.lang.Object> rowValues,
com.aspose.cells.Style defaultStyle) |
void |
autoFitColumns() |
void |
autoFitRow(int row) |
void |
eachCell(int startRow,
int endRow,
int startCol,
int endCol,
java.util.function.Consumer<com.aspose.cells.Cell> activity) |
com.aspose.cells.Worksheet |
getAsposeWorksheet()
Gets the underlying Aspose Cells Worksheet object.
|
com.aspose.cells.Cell |
getCell(int row,
int col)
Gets a particular Cell object from this work sheet.
|
int |
getCurrentRow() |
com.aspose.cells.Style |
getStyle(int row,
int col)
Gets the style of a particular cell in this work sheet
|
java.lang.Object |
getValue(int row,
int col)
Gets the value of a particular cell in this work sheet
|
void |
mergeCols(int row,
int col,
int colCount)
Merges a series of cells horizontally
|
void |
setCurrentRow(int currentRow) |
void |
setStyle(int row,
int col,
com.aspose.cells.Style style)
Sets the style of of a particular cell in this work sheet
|
void |
setValue(int row,
int col,
java.lang.Object value)
Sets the value of a particular cell in this work sheet
|
public com.aspose.cells.Worksheet getAsposeWorksheet()
public com.aspose.cells.Cell getCell(int row, int col)
row
- The 0 based row indexcol
- The 0 based column indexpublic java.lang.Object getValue(int row, int col)
row
- The 0 based row indexcol
- The 0 based column indexpublic void setValue(int row, int col, java.lang.Object value)
row
- The 0 based row indexcol
- The 0 based column indexvalue
- The value to assign to the cell at the given indicespublic void setStyle(int row, int col, com.aspose.cells.Style style)
row
- The 0 based row indexcol
- The 0 based column indexstyle
- The Style to apply to the cell at the given indicespublic com.aspose.cells.Style getStyle(int row, int col)
row
- The 0 based row indexcol
- The 0 based column indexpublic void mergeCols(int row, int col, int colCount)
row
- The 0 based row indexcol
- The 0 based column index of the first column in the merged group of cells.colCount
- How many cells total to merge, so if you want the 2 cells following the first cell specified by the indices, provide a value of 3.public void autoFitColumns() throws java.lang.Exception
java.lang.Exception
public void autoFitRow(int row) throws java.lang.Exception
java.lang.Exception
public void appendRow(java.util.List<java.lang.Object> rowValues)
public void appendRow(java.util.List<java.lang.Object> rowValues, com.aspose.cells.Style defaultStyle)
public void eachCell(int startRow, int endRow, int startCol, int endCol, java.util.function.Consumer<com.aspose.cells.Cell> activity)
public int getCurrentRow()
public void setCurrentRow(int currentRow)


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container
container-fluid
container
nested container-fluid
container-fluid
nested container
container
nested container
container-fluid
nested container-fluid
row
container-fluid
nested row
row
nested container-fluid
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Place a UIScrollView in a scene. Pin the scroll view to its superview without margins.
Place a UIStackView inside the scroll view. Pin all sides of the stack view to the scroll view without margins (yes this is counterintuitive).
Vertical scrolling: Add an equal widths constraint between the scroll view and the stack view
OR
Horizontal scrolling: Add an equal heights constraint between the scroll view and the stack view
Add content views to the stack view and watch them scroll.
To do
To do
To do
Notes: If you want correct scroll insets when using a navigation bar or tab bar, make sure the view controller has the adjustsScrollViewInsets property set to true. Layout margins are also quite buggy still, especially with stack views but can be mended into working.
Disclaimer: This site is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all possible ways of using Scroll Views together with Autolayout.


Forbes Magazine
Team building is the most important investment you can make for your people. It builds trust, mitigates conflict, encourages communication, and increases collaboration.
Is your organization facing these kinds of problems?
- Are there conflicts between certain people that are creating divisions within the team?
- Do team members need to get to know one another better?
- Do some members focus on their own success, and harm the group as a result?
- Is poor communication affecting the group’s progress?
- Do people need to learn to work together, instead of individually?
- Do some members affect the group’s ability to move forward through resistance to change?
- Does the group need a morale boost?
What is Team Building?
Team building is about providing the skills, training and resources that your people need, so that they can work in harmony. But, to be truly effective, it needs to be a continual process, embedded into your team and organization’s culture.
The purpose of team building activities is to motivate your people to work together, to develop their strengths, and to address any weaknesses. So, any team building exercise should encourage collaboration rather than competition.
Need for Team Building?
Team Building activities are of utmost importance as they help in the overall development of the team members and in turn improving the team’s performance. It also strengthens the bond among the employees and they feel motivated to work and achieve the targets. Some kind of team building activities must be undertaken from time to time to encourage the team members to work hard and realize their dreams.
Wisdom Plus helps:
- In Training and Coaching, to Develop Effective Teams.
- To develop leadership skills in managers.
- Create Work Systems to develop Successful Teams.
- Team Decision making process.
- Team Energizers, Icebreakers, and Team Building Activities.
- Develop Strong Team Skills.
- Create an Organizational Cultural that expects, fosters, rewards and recognizes teamwork.
- Better Relationships.
- Employee Empowerment.
- Secrets of Great Communicators.
- How to Create Habits.
- Group Guidelines.
- Key to Team Success.


Setting priority for each tasks in your todo list is very important. Without this, you might get confused on which task should be done first. This app helps you to be rational on that.
We apply Machine Learning and Data Mining techniques on social network data such as tweets to gain insights about marketing strategies in the lodging industry and social sentiments on the Ruble crisis.
We examine data modelling and optimization techniques to reduce the cost of the goods distribution process of convenience store business. We also develope a touristic planning system for foreign tourists in Japan.


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How does it work? Just put your image size after our URL and you'll get a placeholder.


Is Mazda Finally Serious About A Rotary Sports Car?
It sure seems like it's going to happen.
by Jared RosenholtzThe Mazda RX-8 has been off the market for nearly eight years now and fans of the rotary-powered sports car have been left in the dark with no successor in sight. Mazda seems to go back and forth on the decision to build a new rotary sports car but speaking recently to Autocar, company R&D boss Ichiro Hirose seemed more willing than ever to introduce one.
The Japanese automaker recently went through a lot of development work on a new rotary engine, which will be used as a range-extender in the new MX-30 electric SUV. "The flexible rotary engine is a major solution for electrification technologies. It's compact and lightweight with outstanding NVH. By using the rotary engine in a variety of ways, we can improve the cost efficiency - that means we can lower the hurdle of putting the rotary engine on a sports car. I really wish that we can justify this car. We have that dream, of course," said Hirose.
The rotary engine won't actually be used to drive the wheels in the MX-30. Instead, it will act as a generator for the batteries (much like a Chevrolet Volt). This doesn't mean the rumored RX-9 sports car would have to be all-electric though. Mazda says the rotary engine can also be used in hybrid and plug-in hybrid applications as well as LPG and hydrogen-powered cars but due to the strict emissions regulations, the RX-9 would have to use some form of electrification.
"If we just look at the rotary engine, to meet current environmental requirements, technology-wise, it will be difficult for a rotary to meet these," said Mazda design boss Ikuo Maeda. "Mazda is looking at combining different technologies in our vehicles. If we can look at some suitable and fitting combination [for a sports car], then that might be a good solution."
"It is hard just to focus on studying high-performance sports cars with a rotary engine, but we wanted to see how we can evolve the technology by going through this type of trial [with the range extender]," Maeda added. "And, of course, we share the same dream that in the future we would like to have an RX-type sports car." In our recent interview with Mazda Program Manager, Naohito Saga, we were told the rotary engine could eventually find its way into other Mazda vehicles like the CX-30.


semantic element version of the heading tags
heading 1
heading 2
heading 3
There's vertical space between this div and the one below it
this is span element
no vertical space
just exists if I have space beside the next element
So this is the div below
Some other block elements is the paragraph tag
semantic element version of paragraph tag. It takes less vertical space than a paragraph
Presenting collections
Lists
this is an ordered list
notice the numbers
this is an unordered list
notice the bullets
Tables
Name
Favorite Color
Chris
Red
Marielle, Anthony, Matt
Forest Green
Tyler
Blue
Ryan
Purple
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Five Little Ducks Five little ducks went swimming one day, Over the hill and far away. Mother duck said, QUACK, QUACK, QUACK, QUACK! And only four little ducks came back! Four little ducks went swimming one day, Over the hill and far away. Mother duck said, QUACK, QUACK, QUACK, QUACK! And only three little ducks came back! Three little ducks went swimming one day, Over the hill and far away. Mother duck said, QUACK, QUACK, QUACK, QUACK! And only two little ducks came back! Two little ducks went swimming one day Over the hill and far away. Mother duck said, QUACK, QUACK, QUACK, QUACK! And only one little duck came back! One little duck went swimming one day, Over the hill and far away. Mother duck said, QUACK, QUACK, QUACK, QUACK! And all her five little ducks came back!Your search results:
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FRC Steamworks Game Calculator
Select Match Result:
Win
Loss
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Select Match Format:
Qualification
Playoff
Autonomous
Crossed Baseline
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Fuel in Low Boiler
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Rotor Turning
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Autonomous kPa Total:
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Fuel in High Boiler
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Rotor Turning
0
Touchpad Activated
0
Teleop kPa Total:
0
Teleop Point Total:
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My Favourite things
My Best Friends(click on their names to view their facebook profiles)
My Favourite Martial Arts Tropes
- Mr. Miyagi
- Ip Man
My Favourite Foods (in descending order)
- Meat & Ugali
- Chapati & Beans
- Meat Deluxe Pizza
My favourite websites
Other Favourites...
Include but are not limited to watching basketball, contact sports and informative podcasts.
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After you login, when you click on the Search in the header, it will display a list of search type for the images. Search by Keyword will required you to input the keyword(s). Search by Date will required you to input two date as a time period. Search by Keyword and Date will required you to input the keyword(s) and the time period.
For each type of search, you can choose to order the result images in different way. If you select Recent First, the most recent image will display at first. If you select Recent Last, the oldest image will display at first. If you select Relevant, the most relevant image will display at first. If you do not select the order, the images will display in Recent First model.
For each type of search, you can use the return link at the bottom to return to search type page.
When you fill the inputs in any search type, press the search button to view the searched images.
In the search result page, you can choose any images and see its description.
If you are the author of this image, there will be an edit link that allow you to edit the description of this image.
If you finish reading the descriptions, use the return link at the bottom to return to the search results.
If you use the return in below the search result, you will return to the search type page.
Created with the Personal Edition of HelpNDoc: Free help authoring environment


Accessibility and Usability: On the Road to Great UX
In 2010, a group of designers from Columbus, Ohio set out to create a grassroots, cross-discipline, and creative conference. Since that first event, Midwest UX has been an ongoing tradition that attracts innovative ideas and provides an opportunity for regional professions to engage in discussion with other professionals. Last year, Amber Wilks and Dr. Becca Green were invited to take their talk from DevCon 2016 on the road to Midwest UX. On October 20, 2016, they presented Accessibility & Usability: The Equality of Experience in Louisville, KY.
At Midwest UX, the talk covered all of the great content from DevCon enhanced by examples of how accessibility specifically affects our solutions used by our consumer market or clinical staff. Each point covered demonstrated how UX and development work together to achieve an accessible software solution and the importance of crafting equally awesome experiences for all of our users. When people talk about accessibility, there are some common myths that go along with the topic. So the talks starts off by covering three myths of accessibility that have impacted the health care community, and Cerner in particular.
The first myth covered was that project teams look at accessibility as a minefield they must cross to achieve accessible software. The truth is that it is simply a blend of legislation and regulation that aims to eliminate barriers in technology for people with disabilities. In fact there are two main forms of standards used in the U.S. to define accessible content, Section 508 and W3’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. While they serve similar purposes, there are some very key differences. They different in terms of the technology they cover, the organization of the guidelines, and their application. However, they are just a small part of a landscape of legislation and regulation that make up accessibility.
The second myth covered the assumption that accessibility is all about screen readers and alt tags. In reality, screen readers are just a small subset of assistive technologies. Low-vision or blind users only make up a small slice of all U.S. citizens with disabilities. There are a variety of assistive technologies to aid every type of disability. The third and final myth we covered is specific to the healthcare industry; that clinicians aren’t disabled so accessibility isn’t a priority for our users. The truth is that clinicians are not immune to disabilities. In fact, a study in the British Journal of General Practice that found that the proportion of male doctors with color vision deficiency was at 8%, in line with the percentage of the general population.
As the guidelines for accessibility have evolved, so has the organization of these guidelines such that they can now be organized into 4 tenant principles: perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust.
Perceivable
Information and UI components must be presented in ways users can perceive. In other words, information can’t be invisible. We do that by making information distinguishable and by providing alternative forms of content.
To make information distinguishable, the foundations involve color math and text zoom. To create distinguishable information using color there are two mathematical calculations that can be used to ensure the content is both legible and discernible. To ensure the content is legible, Cerner follows WCAG’s (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) color contrast guidelines include Guideline 1.4.3, which states that “the visual presentation of text and images of text has a contrast ration of at least 4.5:1.” To check if your information is legible, the WCAG recommends using the WebAIM Color Contrast Checker. This tool simply requires that you enter in your text, or foreground, color and background color and it will tell you to what degree you meet the contrast guidelines.
The second calculation ensures users can perceive changes in the content. While this calculation is not part of accessibility guidelines, we leverage the calculation as a baseline metric for interaction indications (i.e., hovers, click states, icons, etc.). This numerical value starts at 0 and the higher the number, the greater the difference between two colors. We recommend a minimum value of 3.5, which represents an obvious difference.
The other part of having distinguishable content is allowing for text zooming. In the U.S. alone, 8.1 million people have a vision disability. In March 2013, WebAIM conducted a survey of users with low vision, which found that the bulk of accessible technologies used by these individuals included some form of text resizing. Text zooming is a method used to scale text up and down while retaining the screen formatting and layout. A successful text zoom is when the content can be resized up to 200% and everything on the screen scales uniformly and scroll bars are provided if needed.
The second part of providing perceivable content is to provide content that supports all the senses. A video may require a paired audio supplement. An audio file may require a written transcript. Just like the transcript we provided with our talk. While people with vision disabilities are a small slice of the population, those with hearing disabilities make up a larger portion and are more likely to be employed. So it’s far more likely that a user would need supplemental text than they would be using a screen reader.
One of the most common ways to provide alternative content is through captioning. Captioning is the transcription of speech and important sound effects. Not to be confused with subtitling which is a written translation of dialogue.
Operable
UI components and navigation must be operable. In other words, the UI cannot require an interaction that a user cannot perform. Most assistive technologies used by people with disabilities emulate how a keyboard functions. So a good rule of thumb is that if it can be navigated with a keyboard, then it is accessible. Operability is about giving the user control with controls to pause, stop, and hide moving, blinking, or scrolling content.
Understandable
Information and the operation of the user interface must be understandable. In other words, the content and operation cannot be beyond a user’s understanding. Users consume content in a variety of ways and we must be flexible to accommodate all of the different ways they might access information. Therefore, it’s important to ensure that content is housed in a structured framework to facilitate navigation.
As part of the talk, an example of the experience a screen reader user might have while navigating a well known and popular website is presented. This set of videos demonstrates some of the common problems found with navigation such as duplicate links, ambiguous link names, and long navigation. The results of an automated accessibility tool are presented to highlight that not only are automated tools important for assessing accessibility but that it also requires a manual component.
Robust
Content must be robust enough that it can be interpreted reliably by a wide range of user agents. In other words, user must be able to access the content as technologies advance. Since there are a lot of different types of assistive technology, as these technologies change, so does the landscape of accessibility. Being future friendly isn’t as hard as keeping up with technology. It’s actually as easy as sticking to “the basics.”
- Write valid code
- Optimize navigation
- Stick to standards
- Stay away from known hazards
The key to crafting equally compelling experiences for all is the concept of Universal Design. Universal design is the design and composition of buildings, products, and services so they can be accessed, understood, and used by all people. It’s an inclusive approach to design. When you design for the average person, you’re actually designing for no one. We are each unique and have different needs. We want to encourage you to not think of accessibility as a flat, one-size-fits-all solution but instead as a multifaceted, configurable space. It’s more than just what’s on the screen though. It’s about the environment and the users in that environment.


Index of categories
Here admins can manage categories available to users of the application.
id
Name
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Delete


Welcome to your new gem! In this directory, you’ll find the files you need to be able to package up your Ruby library into a gem. Put your Ruby code in the file lib/my_gem
. To experiment with that code, run bin/console
for an interactive prompt.
TODO: Delete this and the text above, and describe your gem
Add this line to your application’s Gemfile:
gem 'my_gem'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install my_gem
TODO: Write usage instructions here
After checking out the repo, run bin/setup
to install dependencies. Then, run rake spec
to run the tests. You can also run bin/console
for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.
To install this gem onto your local machine, run bundle exec rake install
. To release a new version, update the version number in version.rb
, and then run bundle exec rake release
, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and tags, and push the .gem
file to rubygems.org.
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/[USERNAME]/my_gem. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
Everyone interacting in the MyGem project’s codebases, issue trackers, chat rooms and mailing lists is expected to follow the code of conduct.


Welcome to the experiment!
Please read these instructions before you continue
Procedure:
When you start the experiment (by clicking Ready below) you will first participate in a visual perception contest. The top half (approximately) of participants that perform better in the contest will be assigned to be Proposers and the remaining half (approximately) will be assigned to be Responders. If you have performed poorly in the contest, you might not continue to the second part of the experiment at all (depending on the number of participants in your session).
If you become a Proposer you will receive a ${{$P}} base payment and earn the right to make offers of the sort: How much of an additional ${{config.maxX}} bonus, would you like to offer an anonymous Responder? You are free to decide on the offers: they could be identical or different - it is totally up to you. Each offer must be a value between ${{config.minX}} and ${{config.maxX}}.
If you become a Responder you will receive a ${{$R}} base payment and will then receive several offers from different anonymous Proposers. For each offer you will have the choice to ACCEPT or REJECT.
The offering process is divided into {{config.k}} rounds and several offers will be made to different anonymous Responders each round. After all rounds are complete, each Proposer will have interacted with each Responder exactly once. During each round the Proposer will receive feedback on whether each offer was accepted or rejected and can use this information to influence their offers in the next round.
Payment:
Each participant will receive their base payment plus a possible bonus of between {{config.minX}} and {{config.maxX}} dollars. In order to calculate the bonus, a single offer from a single round will be randomly selected. Let the value of this offer be $X. If the offer was accepted then the Proposer will receive a bonus of {{config.maxX}}-X dollars and the Responder will receive a bonus of X dollars. However, if the offer was rejected, then neither the Proposer nor the Responder will receive any bonus. In other words: each participant will receive a bonus (in addition to the base payment) according to only one of the offers (s)he made or received and only if that particular offer was accepted.
Anonymity:
Every effort is being made to guarantee that your identity and choice remain confidential: participants do not know the roles of other participants and have no way to identify an offer with Proposer or a acceptance/rejection with a Responder. Furthermore, the payment will be prepared in sealed envelopes by another experimenter who cannot identify the participants in the experiment.
Estimation Game:
When you click the "Ready" button on this page, you will see a plot that looks like the one shown below.
As you can see, there are 10 circles scattered within the box. On the next picture there will be many more circles. Your job will be to guess how many there are in the picture that follows. The catch is you will only have 5 seconds to see the box. Those whose guesses are closest to the correct number of circles will earn the right to become Proposers.


JNU Protest: 'Call Off Strike, Stop Exam Boycott,' JNU Admin Tells Agitating Students
The police had already heightened security arrangements and deployed additional forces on every gate of JNU, sealing the varsity from protesting students to leave the premises.
New Delhi: Following a day-long protest over hostel fees that ended up in lathi-charge by the Delhi Police, the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) administration on Monday opposed the exam boycott by students and urged the agitators to call off their strike.
Calling the boycott against the academic careers of many, the varsity admin in a statement said, “The call given for boycotting end semester exams is clearly against academic careers of thousands of their fellow students. Administration once again appeals to agitators to call off their agitation immediately so that normalcy returns to campus.”
The admin further stated that it was willing to hold dialogue with the agitating students.
Earlier today, the police resorted to lathi-charge to disperse the protestors who were marching towards Rashtrapati Bhawan to meet the President to demand a complete rollback of hostel fee hike.
The police had already heightened security arrangements and deployed additional forces on every gate of JNU, sealing the varsity from protesting students to leave the premises.
Several stations of Delhi Metro – including shutting the entry and exit at Udhogbhavan, Lok Kalyan Marg and Central Secretariat metro stations – also remained non-operational for nearly four hours to contain the situation.
Last week, Union HRD Minister Union HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal said in Rajya Sabha that the JNU has increased the hostel fee after 40 years to meet the increased expenditure on maintenance of hostels.
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Story Timeline
- 09 Dec 2019 JNU Protest: 'Call Off Strike, Stop Exam Boycott,' JNU Admin Tells Agitating Students
- 09 Dec 2019 JNU Protest: These Metro Stations Resume Operations After Brief Shutdown
- 09 Dec 2019 JNU: Protest Over Fee Hike Turns Violent, Police Lathicharge Agitating Students
- 08 Dec 2019 Delhi Anaj Mandi Fire: Building Owner, Manager Arrested by Delhi Police
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PEOPLE, PROCESSES, PRODUCTS
(IN THAT ORDER): BUILDING MOMENTUM IN DIGITALLY-DRIVEN SCHOLARSHIP
DAVID J. THOMAS,
thePort.us
@HAVERFORD COLLEGE, AUG 22 2022 (
Printable Version
)
BRIDGING THE GAP
BEYOND PEOPLE VS PRODUCTS
BRIDGING THE GAP
BEYOND PEOPLE VS PRODUCTS
BRIDGING THE GAP
PEOPLE
ROLES, SPACES, DISCUSSIONS
BUILDING COMMUNITY: IDENTIFYING FACULTY & STUDENTS
PEOPLE
WEARING MANY HATS: ROLES
PEOPLE
Reference
Project Advisor/Consultant
Project Manager
General Digital Consultant
Digital Developer
Pedagogy/Training
Digital Space Curator
Discussion Facilitator
BUILDING NETWORKS
PEOPLE
PHYSICAL SPACES
Size: The Advantage of Haverford
Library
The Classroom
Workshops
Brown Bags, Invited Speakers
Tri-College Consortium Collaboration
DIGITAL SPACES
Project Sites
Discussion Spaces (Slack, Teams, Social Media)
Unified Data/Code Repositories (GitHub (Enterprise), GitLab)
Code Organization (GitHub Teams)
Undergrad Code Ownership (GitHub Classroom)
Project Management Tools (Asana/Trello)
MORE YACK = MORE HACK
PEOPLE
SHARING CREDIT GENEROUSLY - BROWN CDS
PEOPLE
WELCOMING ALL COMERS - DEBATE & THEORY
PEOPLE
PROCESSES
PLANS, PROJECT MANAGEMENT, PEDAGOGY
THE PURPOSE OF PLANNING
PROCESSES
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
PROCESSES
PROJECT MANAGEMENT: ASANA/TRELLO/PROHURA
PROCESSES
PROJECT DOCUMENTATION: SCRIBE
PROCESSES
ASSISTING ASSESSMENT: UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH
PROCESSES
ASSISTING ASSESSMENT: T&P GUIDELINES
PROCESSES
TRAINING: WORKSHOPS & CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION
PROCESSES
Spatial Analysis (
Blender
,
QGIS
)
Text Analysis (
Voyant
,
Overview
,
AntConc
,
Orange3
)
Data Analysis (
Orange3
)
Network Analysis (
Gephi
,
Cytoscape
)
Aural Analysis (
Voxit
,
Gentle
,
Drift
,
Audacity
)
Data Scrubbing (
OpenRefine
)
Data Scraping (
Webscraper
)
Data Visualization (
Tableau
,
Palladio
,
Raw
,
Segrada
)
Online Publishing (
Wordpress
,
Omeka
,
Jekyll
,
MkDocs
)
Programming (
Python
,
JavaScript
, Various Modules & Packages, et c.)
BEYOND MAPS: THE LIMITATIONS OF MAPPING
PROCESSES
BEYOND MAPS: NON-EUCLIDEAN CULTURES
PROCESSES
SPATIAL ANALYSIS: BEYOND THE 'REAL'
PROCESSES
TEXT ANALYSIS: BEYOND THE WORD CLOUD
PROCESSES
TEXT ANALYSIS: BEYOND THE WORD CLOUD
PROCESSES
BEYOND TEXTS: DATA ANALYSIS & ORANGE3
PROCESSES
BEYOND TEXTS: NETWORK ANALYSIS
PROCESSES
BEYOND VISUALS: AURAL (& ORAL) ANALYSIS
PROCESSES
GETTING DATA: WEBSCRAPER.IO
PROCESSES
CLEANING DATA: OPENREFINE
PROCESSES
DATA VISUALIZATION
PROCESSES
DIGITAL PUBLISHING
PROCESSES
CODING: PYTHON, JS, MODULES, & MORE
PROCESSES
PRODUCTS
DATA, DISCUSSIONS, TOOLS, PEOPLE
WEB APPLICATIONS
PRODUCTS
Properly layered applications (e.g. APIs, interactive front-end frameworks)
Meets evolving web standards
Mobile Friendly, User Friendly
Uses open source solutions
Makes technology decisions that build skillsets
Written with long-term sustainability in mind
Adheres to a11y and (when appropriate) i18n standards
Code and data repositories published publicly (when possible)
Robust documentation and (when appropriate) testing
BEYOND DATABASES
PRODUCTS
BEYOND DATABASES
PRODUCTS
Tools to enable and turbocharge further digital research
Traditional monographic publication supported by digital analysis
Undergraduate research
Data and Code Repositories
Data Analysis Notebooks (Jupyter Notebooks)
Workshops and Conference Presentations
Ethical Digital Citizens
TOOLS
PRODUCTS
JEAN BAUER - EAFSD/ProjectQuincy
PRODUCTS
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH
PRODUCTS
JULIE LANGFORD - Severan Database
PRODUCTS
CODE/DATA REPOSITORIES
PRODUCTS
DATA NOTEBOOKS
PRODUCTS
GOING META(DATA): GLAM WORKBENCH
PRODUCTS
DATA NOTEBOOKS: COLLECTIONS AS DATA
PRODUCTS
ETHICAL DIGITAL CITIZENS
PRODUCTS
BUILDING MOMENTUM


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Astrokit computes photometry by extracting a point-spread function (PSF) model from stars in observations. The photometry process is implemented using the SExtractor and PSFex software packages.
Use the parameters below to adjust the parameters that determine point source extraction and PSF fitting. You may have to adjust these a few times to get the best result.
{{analysis.data.coords | length}} point sources detected via IRAF Starfind.
{% include 'partials/point_source_plot.html' %} {% endif %}This table shows detected point sources and DAOPHOT outputs. Pay special attention to the instrumental magnitude uncertainty of your target point source.
Rows highlighted green might be good comparison stars due to 75 < SNR <= 200.
| ID | Field X | Field Y | Flux | Flux uncertainty (±) | SNR | Instrumental mag | Mag uncertainty (±) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{point_source.id}} | {{point_source.field_x|floatformat:2}} | {{point_source.field_y|floatformat:2}} | {{point_source.flux|floatformat:3}} | {{point_source.flux_unc|floatformat:3}} | {{point_source.snr|floatformat:3}} | {{point_source.mag_instrumental|floatformat:3}} | {{point_source.mag_instrumental_unc|floatformat:3}} |
The residual ("subtracted") image shows the picture with all the PSF-fitted stars removed. Use this image to check your PSF. Are the faint stars cleanly removed with no residual traces? The brightest stars may show noisy junk around their locations, which is normal.
If something looks consistently abnormal, like little holes or donuts everywhere there was a star, then something is wrong with the PSF and you should continue to tune your inputs.
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COLORADO
CO
The state of Colorado views cannabis as a legal substance for adults over 21, However there are still limits set on how much you may lawfully possess, purchase and grow. These limits increase if you use cannabis for medicinal needs.
Simple Possession Consequences:
Under 1 oz
Is 100% Legal,
No Consequence
Over 1 oz
Results in a Citation,
Minor Fine No jail Time
Over 12 oz
Results in a Felony,
Up to 1 Year Jail Time
Sale/Cultivation Consequences:
Unlicensed sale,
Under 5 lb
Results in a Felony, 1 to 3 Years Jail Time
Home
Cultivation
Up to 3 Mature Plants is 100% Legal
Trafficking,
Over 100 lb
Results in a Felony, 4 to 12 Years Jail Time
Medical Regulations:
Personal Possession
Up to 2oz
Home
Cultivation
6 Mature plants
Sale &
Purchase
From Licensed Retailers and Dispensaries


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Is the invasion of privacy just when it comes to security?
"Lighthouse" is a website made by Bianca Aguilar for a hypothetical security software which scans a family's devices for underlying secrets.
"No notable trigger warnings
Is the invasion of privacy just when it comes to safety? This question has become a longstanding debate, with both parents and children voicing their opinions on the issue. I wanted to explore both sides of this concept in Lighthouse, which is a website for a hypothetical software. A ""what if?"" materialized. Yes, you can discover underlying issues in the family if this privacy were invaded, but this invasion creates another issue in itself. If an immoral action has good intentions, it still lacks morals."


This is OnlineIDE developers API documentation page. Here you can find all the information you need to get started with our API.
Everybody using our API is required to use a valid Developer API Key. You automatically get a key when you become a member of OnlineIDE. Please login to your account, and check your dashboard to find your Developer API Key.
With this API, you can obtain a user's all submitted codes in json format. You just need to send a valid GET request to the following URL.
"http://www.mohit-onlineide.herokuapp.com/api"Include all the following GET parameters when you request the URL:
Following code is in Python3:
import requests url="http://www.mohit-onlineide.herokuapp.com/api" params={ "key":"Your_Developer_API_Key", "title":"title_of_submitted_code"(optional) } r=requests.get(url,params=params) print(r.content)
Creating a new code via our API is very easy. You simply have to send a valid POST request to the URL shown below. Please make sure you are sending the data as the UTF-8 charset!
"http://www.mohit-onlineide.herokuapp.com/api"Include all the following POST parameters when you request the URL:
Few points to remember while sending a request:
Following code is in Python3:
import requests url="http://www.mohit-onlineide.herokuapp.com/api" data={ "key":"Your_Developer_API_Key", "title":"Hello_world", "code":"print("Hello world")", "lang":5, "input":" " "" } r=requests.post(url,data=data) print(r.content)Click here for language codes of different languages.
With this API you can update your submitted code. You will need to send a valid PATCH request to the URL below to update the data:
"http://www.mohit-onlineide.herokuapp.com/api"Include all the following PATCH parameters when you request the URL:
Following code is in Python3:
import requests url="http://www.mohit-onlineide.herokuapp.com/api" data={ "key":"Your_Developer_API_Key", "title1":"Hello_world", "title":"Hello_earth", "code":"print("Hello earth")", "lang":5, "input":" " "" } r=requests.patch(url,data=data) print(r.content)Click here for language codes of different languages.
With this API you can delete your submitted code. You will need to send a valid DELETE request to the URL below to delete the data:
"http://www.mohit-onlineide.herokuapp.com/api"Include all the following DELETE parameters when you request the URL:
Following code is in Python3:
import requests url="http://www.mohit-onlineide.herokuapp.com/api" data={ "key":"Your_Developer_API_Key", "title":"Hello_earth", "" } r=requests.delete(url,data=data) print(r.content)


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When your program needs a locale-specific resource, such as
String
for example, your program can load it from the
resource bundle that is appropriate for the current user's locale. In
this way, you can write program code that is largely independent of
the user's locale, which isolates most, if not all, of the
locale-specific information in resource bundles.
This allows you to write programs that can:
- be easily localized, or translated, into different
languages.
- handle multiple locales at once.
- be easily modified, later, to support even more locales.
One resource bundle is, conceptually, a set of related services
that supports XResourceBundle
. Each related service of
XResourceBundle
has the same base name plus an
additional component that identifies its locale. For example, suppose
your resource bundle is named MyResources
. The first
service you are likely to implement is the default resource bundle,
which has the same name as its family--MyResources
. You
can also provide as many related locale-specific services as you need.
For example, perhaps you would provide a German one named
MyResources_de
.
Each related implementation of XResourceBundle
contains
the same items, but the items have been translated for the locale
represented by that XResourceBundle
implementation. For
example, both MyResources
and MyResources_de
may have a String
that is used on a button for
confirming operations. In MyResources
the
String
may contain OK
and in
MyResources_de
it may contain Gut
.
If there are different resources for different countries, you
can make specializations: for example, MyResources_de_CH
is the German language (de) in Switzerland (CH). If you only want to
modify some of the resources in the specialization, you can do so.
When your program needs a locale-specific object, it loads
the XResourceBundle
implementation using the
XResourceBundleLoader service:
XResourceBundle myResources = xLoader.getBundle("MyResources", currentLocale);
The first argument specifies the family name of the resource
bundle that contains the object in question. The second argument
indicates the desired locale. getBundle
uses these two
arguments to construct the name of the ResourceBundle
subclass it should load according to the following specifications.
The resource bundle lookup searches for services with various
suffixes on the basis of (1) the desired locale and (2) the current
default locale as returned by Locale.getDefault(), and (3) the root
resource bundle (baseclass), in the following order from lower-level
(more specific) to parent-level (less specific):
baseclass + "_" + language1 + "_" + country1 + "_" + variant1
baseclass + "_" + language1 + "_" + country1
baseclass + "_" + language1
baseclass + "_" + language2 + "_" + country2 + "_" + variant2
baseclass + "_" + language2 + "_" + country2
baseclass + "_" + language2
baseclass
For example, if the current default locale is en_US, the
locale that the caller is interested in is fr_CH, and the
resource bundle name is MyResources; resource bundle lookup
will search for the following services, in order:
MyResources_fr_CH
MyResources_fr
MyResources_en_US
MyResources_en
MyResources
The result of the lookup is a service, but that service may be
backed by a property file on disk. If a lookup fails,
getBundle()
throws a
MissingResourceException
.
The base service must be fully qualified (for
example, myPackage::MyResources
, not just
MyResources
).
Resource bundles contain key/value pairs. The keys uniquely
identify a locale-specific object in the bundle. Here is an
example of a XResourceBundle
implementation that contains
two key/value pairs:
class MyResource extends com.sun.star.resource.XResourceBundle
{
// some queryInterface stuff
// ...
public final Object getDirectElement(String key)
{
if (key.equals("okKey")) return "Ok";
if (key.equals("cancelKey")) return "Cancel";
return null;
}
}
Keys are always String
s. In this example, the keys
are OkKey
and CancelKey
. In the above
example, the values are also String
s--OK
and Cancel
--but they do not have to be. The values can
be any type of object.
You retrieve an object from resource bundle using the appropriate
get method. Because OkKey
and CancelKey
are both strings, you use getByName
to retrieve them:
button1 = new Button(myResourceBundle.getByName("OkKey").getString());
button2 = new Button(myResourceBundle.getByName("CancelKey").getString());
The get methods all require the key as an argument and return
the object if found. If the object is not found, the get methods
throw a ::com::sun::star::container::NoSuchElementException.
NOTE: You should always supply a base service
with no suffixes. This will be the class of "last resort" if a
locale is requested that does not exist. In fact, you must provide
all of the services in any given inheritance chain for which
you provide a resource. For example, if you provide
MyResources_fr_BE, you must provide both
MyResources and MyResources_fr, or the
resource bundle lookup will not work right.
You do not have to restrict yourself to using a single family of
ResourceBundle
s. For example, you could have a set of
bundles for exception messages, ExceptionResources
(ExceptionResources_fr
, ExceptionResources_de
, ...),
and one for widgets, WidgetResource
(WidgetResources_fr
,
WidgetResources_de
, ...); breaking up the resources however you like.


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SAM SMITH
SINGER
About
Sam Smith was born in London in May 1992 and began singing at a young age. They first hit the charts as the featured sing er on the 2012 Disclosure song "Latch," and released their first single, "Lay Me Down," soon after. In 2014, Smith released In the Lonely Hour, their heartfelt debut full-length album. It contained the smash hit "Stay With Me," a radio staple over the course of the entire year. For their work on In the Lonely Hour, Smith was awarded four Grammys, among them Song of the Year and Record of the Year. In 2019, Smith announced that they prefer to use non-binary pronouns.
In September 2017, Smith released the first track, "Too Good at Goodbyes," from their sophomore album The Thrill of It all. Three more singles followed from the album, which hit No. 1 in the UK and U.S. Smith enjoyed more commercial success via collaborations with Calvin Harris on "Promises" and with Normani on "Dancing with a Stranger," before resuming solo work for the summer 2019 release of "How Do You Sleep?" and dropping a cover of Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" late in the year.
Projects
Too Good at Goodbyes
September 2017
Dancing With A Stranger
January 2019
I'm Not The Only One
August 2014


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{% extends "data_ocean/emails/_base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% block content %}
{% include "data_ocean/emails/hi_there.html" with first_name=user.first_name %}
{% blocktrans with project=project.name trimmed %}
Due to non-payment of the project {{ project }},
it has been transferred to the free subscription without the possibility of its change.
To resume work with previous conditions, please connect our support.
{% endblocktrans %}