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Human Rights Network-Uganda, (HURINET-U) and the Uganda Coalition on the International Criminal Court (UCICC) are dismayed to learn that Government of Uganda has again extended an invitation to President Omar al-Bashir of Sudan to attend an International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR) Heads of State Summit from 15th-16th December 2011. This development is of great concern following stataments made by the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Hon. Okello Oryem who publically stated on WBS Prime News on-Sunday 04 December, 2011 that "Uganda has no cause to arrest President Bashir" and thatas a head of state he was free to come to Uganda while responding to Kenya's High Court issuance of arrest warrant to Bashir last week.
Uganda is a State Party to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. The country has also domesticated the Rome Statute of the ICC by enacting the ICC Act-2010; which has provisions that set out obligations for close cooperation with the Court with regard to arrest and Surrender of persons on who arrest warrants have been issued. Further the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 1593 that referred the Darfur situation to the ICC imposes obligations on all UNSC members to arrest and surrender all persons including President al-Bashir. Aware of these obligations, Uganda should not have invited Bashir unless she wants to arrest him.
Article 27 of the Rome Statute disregards the official capacities of Heads of State and states that immunities of Heads of States are of no consequence to the Court's processes. Uganda also has obligations under Article 4 of the Constitutive Act of the African Union that obliges States to take measures to fight impunity; this is in addition to obligations under the Great Lakes Protocols that call upon states to arrest and Surrender Persons who may have committed serious crimes.
Inviting an international criminal suspect to Uganda not only betrays the fight against impunity which Uganda has for long championed but also betrays the concerns and interests of the Victims of the most heinous crimes both in Uganda and in the Darfur.
This action by Uganda portrays a systematic trend by some African States that have failed to cooperate with the Court. Bashir has in the past year and over visited Kenya, Chad, Djibouti, and Malawi. The ICC must continue to invoke Article 87(7) of the Rome Statute as failure to do so will only continue to promote greater violations of the Statute and this must be stopped.
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Localization is something more and more web sites are having to deal with. Localization is never easy, but Stripes does what it can to make it as painless as possible. In this document we'll cover:
Determining the Locale to use
The first challenge you're likely to face when building a localized application is to figure out what Locale to use for a given request. Chances are you will support a limited number of languages and locales. When a user submits a request, the request can contain a ordered list of locales that the user prefers. Somehow you have to decide, based upon your supported locales, and the user's preferred locales, what locale to serve them with. This is all compounded by the fact that locales can be one, two or three segments long, denoting the language, locale and variant.
Stripes uses a LocalePicker to determine the locale to use for a request. The LocalePicker is executed from the Stripes Filter, so it will execute even for direct-to-JSP navigation (read: you don't have to go through an ActionBean to take advantage of it). Once the LocalePicker has determinded the locale to use, Stripes uses a HttpServletRequestWrapper to makes calls to request.getLocale() and request.getLocales() return only the chosen locale. This means that not only Stripes will use the correct locale without having to re-determine it, but that any other localization tool that relies on request.getLocale[s]() should also default to the correct locale. This includes the JSTL fmt:* tags - cool huh?
Stripes uses the DefaultLocalePicker by default. The DefaultLocalePicker uses a configured list of locales to determine the locales that the system supports. If no list is supplied it will be defaulted to a single locale equal to the system locale, i.e. the one obtained by calling java.util.Locale.getDefault().
At request time the DefaultLocalePicker runs through the user's preferred locale list, and tries to match it against the locales avaialable in the system. The picking algorithm is such that it prefers more matching segments to less, and for the same number of matching segments, prefers locales higher up the user's preference list.
While it is clear that en_US_foo matches en_US_foo with three segments, it is also the case that en matched against en would be treated as having all three segments match. This is because in the second case, the locale and variant segments are null in both strings, and so are treated as equal. |
Stripes performs locale picking on every request. This means that if a user changes their browser settings within a session, an application may serve up pages using different locales to the same user in the same session. If you want to ensure that the same locale is used for the duration of a user's session, all you need to do is extend the DefaultLocalePicker and override the pickLocale() method to place the picked locale in session, and check for it there on subsequent invocations.
Similarly if you want to employ a different algorithm to pick locales, all you need to do is implement your own LocalePicker and then configure Stripes to use it.
Finding localized resources
Stripes recognizes two types of localizable information that it uses. The first type is error messages. The second is field names. Each type of information is looked up using a resource bundle. If you are writing a localized application it is worth spending some time understanding resource bundles in depth - I'm not going to explain everything about them here. Suffice to say that probably the most common type of resource bundle is the PropertyResourceBundle which is simply a set of properties files with similar names.
By default Stripes uses a single resource bundle for both error messages and field names. The bundle name is StripesResources. This means that Stripes looks for properties files (in the classpath) with names like StripesResources.properties, StripesResources_en_US.properties etc. Resource bundles are semi-intelligent, so that if an exact match is not found, it will always return a bundle and will try to use the best match available.
There are two ways you can change the bundles that Stripes uses. The easiest way is to configure the DefaultLocalizationBundleFactory with different name for the bundles. You can use different bundles for error messages and field names, or use the same bundle - it's up to you.
Bundle names should always consist of the prefix (e.g. StripesResources) and never the file name (e.g. StripesResources.properties). There are multiple types of bundles, so if the properties file bundle does not meet your needs, check out the JDK documentation for other strategies. |
Localized validation
There's actually not a huge deal to be said about localized validation. The built in number and date type converters use the localization capabilities of the java.text package to perform localized type conversion. So, if a user is being served pages localized into french, it is expected that the user is inputting numbers and dates appropriate to the french locale.
The BooleanTypeConverter and the EnumeratedTypeConverter do not accept localized input. Booleans are not normally displayed to the user as text or hand entered, and since the JDK doesn't provide support for localizing Booleans, neither does Stripes. If you need to do this, it shouldn't be hard to write your own(use a dictionary to lookup the words true and false in a bunch of languages etc. etc.). EnumeratedTypes by definition have a limited number of values, and these are determined at compile time, so it does not make sense to localize them.
Localized error messages
All the validation errors produced by Stripes' built in validation and type converters are instances of ScopedLocalizableError. This ensures that the error message displayed to the user can be localized if and when necessary. Take a look at the Validation Reference to see the names of the validation error messages used.
It's fairly common to use field names in validation messages, and there are a number of ways to do this. Your first option is to just hard-code the field name into the message. Since the messages themselves can be localized, that'll work, but since you might use the same error message again and again, for different fields, you'll have to copy/paste/edit that error many times.
A better strategy is to use the replacement parameters provided to insert the field name into a message template. Thus you can define a global message - {0} is a required field - instead of writing hundreds of messages with field names embedded. The {0} is replaced at runtime with the name of the field... but the field name has to come from somewhere!
If you don't define field names, Stripes will attempt to provide something vaguely user-friedly by decomposing the form field name. But this will never be localized. The better alternative is to provide localized values for your field names. This is done in the field name bundle (by default StripesResources). The syntax is:
actionPath.fieldName=Field Name # or just... fieldName=Field Name
This allows you to be specific about field names within a form, but to also define field names that are used in many places just once. For example, if you have a form with action="/security/login.action", and a field called user.password, Stripes will first look for a resource declaration like:
/security/login.action.user.password=Secret Magic Word
If it cannot find the above resource, it will then look for a resource declaration like:
user.password=Secret Magic Word
At first blush the property names with slashes look a little odd, but you'll get used to it!
Localizing errors in your own code
There are (at least) two cases that may arise where you will need to manufacture errors in an application and if your application is localized, these should be too.
Firstly, if you write your own TypeConverter classes you may need to provide validation errors when conversion fails. You should probably use ScopedLocalizableError in this case, since it will allow you to provide default error messages and then override them in specific places.
Secondly, if any of your ActionBeans implement Validatable you will need to produce your own error messages for custom validation failures. Since these errors are likely to be specific to the ActionBean, it is suggested that you use the LocalizableError class. The name of the error message is entirely up to you, but it is suggested that it should start with the action path in order to be consistent with other error message keys.
Localized buttons
Localized buttons are really just a special case of localized field names as described in the 'Localized Error Messages' section above. Stripes provides the following tags for generating form buttons: <stripes:button.../>, <stripes:submit.../> and <stripes:reset.../>. While each of these tags allow you to determine the value displayed to the user directly on the page, they also support localized values using field name lookups. At the risk of repeating what was said above, if you have a form like:
<stripes:form action="/security/login.action"> .... <stripes:submit name="login"/> <stripes:reset name="reset"/> </stripes:form>
then you will probably want to define the following resources in your field name bundle:
# Like this... /security/login.action.login=Log In /security/login.action.reset=Clear Form # Or Maybe just like this... login=Log In reset=Clear Form
If neither of the possible localization resources are available for a given button, the button with then examine both the body of the button and the value attribute of the button. If the body is non-null and non-empty that will be used, otherwise the value attribute will be used. This means that if you need to use a localization bundle or property names that do not line up with the way Stripes expects them, you can do something like this:
<stripes:submit name="save"><fmt:message bundle="MyBundle" key="button.save"/></stripes:submit>
Localizing other things
Stripes doesn't provide tools to localize your entire application for several reasons:
- That's a lot of work
- People like to localize in differnt ways (e.g. one localizable JSP vs. one JSP per locale)
- The JSTL formatting tags integrate very nicely with Stripes as a default option
Using stripes with the JSTL formatting tags provides a neat and more complete localization solution. There are a couple of things to take into account.
Firstly, there is absolutely nothing wrong with using the same resource bundle(s) to provide Stripes with localized resources and to provide localized resources through the JSTL tags. There are no issues with doing this, so for example, if you need field names displayed in other places on the page, there's no reason not to access the StripesResources bundle (or whatever you are using).
Secondly, you should never have a need to use the <fmt:setLocale.../> tag. Because of Stripes' strategy of using a filter and a request wrapper, all components in your application, including the JSTL tags, will always get the right locale when they call request.getLocale().


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The structure is the only surviving remnant of Camp X, an intelligence agents' training facility where secret service agents were trained for overseas service during the Second World War.
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She recently approached members of Whitby council requesting that the building be designated as a heritage property under the Ontario Heritage Act in order to protect its historic value.
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Raiders overcome overconfidence to pull out win
Just a week after giving up 38 points to the Jaguars, the Raider defense doesn't seem to have lost any of their confidence. If anything, it appears they have somehow gained some. They came out in this game with a lot of fire, but that fire seemed to be put out in the first half by the rain.
With the rain going away in the second half, the play improved, as did the sloppy play of the offense. The Raiders did win the game but neither the offense nor the defense should be crowing about how great they played versus a terrible Bronco team starting a rookie quarterback.
The offense had two turnovers in the first half on an interception at the line and a fumbled lateral attempt by McFadden. Both of those turnovers were converted to touchdowns by the Broncos. One of those was a 40 yard run by Tebow and the other was on a ball that Tebow threw that had way too much air under it and should have been intercepted.
The Raiders won the game 39-23 but the Broncos either had the lead, were tied, or very close until the fourth quarter. That should not happen against a team like the Broncos. After all, they had double digit losses (10) coming into this game. Add the aformentioned rookie quarterback starting, and this game shouldn't have been close from the start.
"We run the west," said Mike Mitchell."This is our division now, so I hope I'm not being too cocky or too forward, but that's how our team feels. We run this now."
How can this team run the division from third place? Sure, the Raiders are 5-0 in the division this year and have swept the Chargers and Broncos. But they are still third in the division and will need a lot of help getting into the playoffs thanks to going 2-7 against teams outside the division. I am sure either the Chargers or the Chiefs would be more than happy to lose two to the Raiders if it means they win the division anyway.
Much of the talk seemed to be about putting the Jaguars game behind them.
"This today proves that we're not a team that's going to harp on the losses," said Quentin Groves. "We're just going to come out and play ball. Once we play Raider football we're probably the best team in the NFL."
But if this is how they play after such a loss, perhaps they shouldn't forget but rather use it as motivation to never let up. And let's slow down on the "best team in the NFL" talk. Michael Huff was the only player to acknowledge what happened last week and using it as a motivational tool.
"I used it," said Huff. "Especially that third quarter when I gave up two touchdowns. It hurts any time you give up two TD passes in a loss, but I had to use that and bounce back this week."
The entire team, and the defense in particular, needed to get a verbal kick in the pants by Cable at halftime. According to different players, including Mitchell, he told them to "stop playing around. You gotta fight for what you want."
"We got chewed out at halftime. Cabes came in and cussed out everybody on the team and kind of got our attention. He said we were playing well. Without the turnovers, it probably would have been a worse score than that. We let them stay in the game. He was just like, 'Man, don't give nobody no hope. Let's not come in here after the game and talk about we missed this chance, we didn't take advantage of our opportunity.' He wanted us to go out there in the second half and step on their necks... 'Get off your ass and play. Take advantage of the opportunity. Let's not come in Monday meetings and be talking about how we had it, we had it, we had it. No woulda, coulda, shoulda. Take advantage of what you got. You got an opportunity. You know this team. They're going to give you an opportunity to put them away. Put them away. Step on their throat.' He just kept saying it over and over again. 'Step on their throat.' "
The Raiders came into the game overconfident, were humbled and now it appears they didn't learn much from it because they are back to overconfidence again. Luckily, Cable was able to get them to wake up and come back out in the second half and play like they should have played from the start.
It seems like a foolish notion that the Raiders could be confident enough to underestimate the threat of Peyton Manning and the Colts coming to town next week but they have fallen into that trap before. If this team can come out sloppy in this game despite a crucial loss to the Jaguars the week prior, they can certainly come out flat after a win like this.
This game should be just as much of a learning tool to avoid any kind of letdowns in the final two weeks.
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In the ALC opening keynote, Sheila Xu '14 challenged MIT to better embrace deaf students: "If you take advantage of the skills and knowledge of the deaf community, it will enrich all of MIT."
The MIT Alumni Association's annual Alumni Leadership Conference took place on Sept. 27-28, 2013, and nearly 500 alumni from more than 40 class years returned to campus to reconnect with the Institute and discuss what they do for MIT. Read a recap of the conference at the Slice of MIT blog.
Throughout the weekend, alumni and volunteers viewed a video annual report and took part in more than 40 sessions, keynote addresses, networking meals and socials, and even a director's cut movie screening.
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Hanrahan, a fan of baseball history, arranged a guided tour - complete with a contingent of media following close behind. He started with the home clubhouse, walked out to left field to see behind the wall where the manual scoreboard is operated, then scaled the wall to check out the view from the Green Monster seats.
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RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. -- Every day, hundreds of cars and pickup trucks park outside Constellium's aluminum rolling plant on the banks of the Ohio River.
Only a dozen cars sit in the large parking lots outside Century Aluminum's neighboring smelting plant. On one morning last week, the liveliest activities were chickadees and other birds flying and perching on a fence with birdhouses hooked to its beams.
When Century Aluminum closed its Jackson County smelter on Feb. 15, 2009, it laid off more than 650 workers. Despite the efforts of politicians from the local to the federal level, and attempts to give Century incentives to restart the plant, it remains closed.
Last year, members of United Steelworkers of America Local 5668 went on strike for more than a month at the Constellium plant. Union members eventually voted to approve a new five-year contract at the rolling mill.
Constellium employs about 1,000 people at the plant; 700 are union members. The company continues to provide health and pension benefits to more than 2,300 retired workers and their dependents -- and the plant pays $106 million a year in wages and benefits, according to the company's website.
"Everything is really quiet at Century. Constellium is working. ... They are two totally different companies," said Randy Moore, subdistrict director for the United Steelworkers of America, which represents workers at both plants.
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp. opened both the smelter and rolling mill back in 1958. A huge smokestack, labeled "Kaiser Aluminum," still towers above the plant grounds outside Ravenswood.
In 1989, Kaiser sold its facilities to Ravenswood Aluminum. When Ravenswood later sold the facility, it was split into two parts. Alcan Rolled Products operated the rolling mill, while Century operated the smelter. Constellium bought Alcan's plant in May 2011.
"With the Constellium aluminum plant operating, I am hopeful the other half with Century will get going," Ravenswood Mayor Michael Ihle said. "The economic reality is that I think we are waiting for the price of aluminum to go back up. It is not anywhere near what it needs to be.
"But we don't want to rely on one big thing. If we can get that plant open, it would be great. But a lesson that all of us have learned it that it is not good to pin all your hopes on one big industry -- aluminum, coal or anything else."
Mike Dildine, a Century Aluminum spokesman, said last week, "There are no new developments on the Ravenswood aluminum smelter that I can tell you about.
"We are continuing to evaluate alternative power supply arrangements and rates that could allow us to restart that facility. We remain absolutely committed to restarting the plant. Everything we are doing is toward that end," Dildine said.
Last month, Century bought an aluminum smelter in Hawesville, Ky., for $61 million.
Century officials have said low aluminum prices and high electricity costs led Century to close its smelter more than four years ago.
In an effort to get Century to restart the plant, state legislators passed an annual tax credit last year, worth up to $20 million annually, for the company. The state Public Service Commission ruled that Century could get a lower rate from Appalachian Power for electricity, but not if the risk associated with that lower rate was borne by other Apco customers. Century officials said the PSC's deal wasn't good enough to warrant restarting the plant.
If the company decides to reopen, 450 jobs could be restored almost immediately, according to previous company estimates. Another 200 jobs could be added later.
Asked about the possibility of lowered electric rates for the Century plant, Ihle said, "They have been talking to the PSC [Public Service Commission]. My sense is that there will not be much movement left. The PSC denied the request [to require Appalachian Power to charge lower rates] and denied the appeal. It is kind of out of our control."
Meanwhile, the mayor wants to better the business climate in his town, with or without Century.
"People recognize what a good place Ravenswood is. We have the Ohio River. We have a direct line to Columbus, Ohio. We have a railroad next to the river. We are between Charleston and Parkersburg," Ihle said.
"If someone wants to do business in this region, this is the perfect place to do that. That is the message I want to get out," he said.
Downtown Ravenswood has several open businesses. But it also features many vacant buildings and storefronts, including four directly across the street from City Hall.


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From what I've heard, the reboot sucks. I only have 1, but yeah, it kicks ass. It's hard, but in a good way. Like, the first boss took me an hour to beat. But after I beat him the first time, he was a piece of cake.
Ah, yes... I remember when video games used to be challenging. Sucks that games are designed to be easy now.
The original Tomb Raider, for instance, or Morrowind; those were the days.
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I hate "modes." They hardly ever significantly vary the gameplay, usually just adjusting hit points and other variables. Not really the same as a game actually designed to be challenging in the first place.
Basically, I like games that drop you in a massive, complex environment and leave you to figure out the path forward on your own. I really think the "Destination Marker" is one of the worst "innovations" introduced to gaming. I miss the sense of discovery and accomplishment that comes from spending seven hours in a single level, exploring every nook and cranny before finally figuring out that you need to insert the nondescript (not glowing look-at-me) artifact into the mouth of the seventeenth totem pole on the left side of the North corridor in order to open the trap door into the lower level to progress.
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Naw, Bayonetta and No More Heroes don't do that. They actually give enemies better AI and tactics. I think some attacks might do more damage, but most of the difficulty comes from opponents being more aggressive. Plus, if you like older games, No More Heroes has like a million allusions to 'em. Also, it does feature some exploration. Bayonetta does too, although it's more confined to the individual levels than one big world.
Anyway, I like those games, but I don't know of any particularly difficult sandbox games. Someone should make one. I like Spiderman 2 a lot, and Bully is a ton of fun, and it's premise is less alienating than one might think. And The Magic of Scheherazade is probably the oldest sandbox game there is. Ever play Yume Nikki? It's like if someone who had only ever had a video games described to them decided to make one.
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"I remember when," doesn't suggest, or imply, that ALL videogames made from the dawn of gaming until 1997 were challenging. Especially since I provided two examples, by name, to clarify the period of gaming I was referring to.
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Just love it, national or local.
In fact, I was surprised when I drove my wife's car the other day and I heard music. It was from an FM station.
"You have FM radio?" I asked.
"So do you," she said.
Well, I checked, and she was correct. And I've got to admit, sometimes I flip over to listen.
I mean, as much as I love it, some of the talk on sports talk radio is inane. There seems to be plenty to talk about, but parsing over every single quarter — not game, quarter — LeBron James plays is becoming a little overwrought.
Agonizing over the poor results of the reserves on the Reds is getting to be too much.
Wondering — over and over — if the NBA draft lottery was fixed ... OMG, what if it was? Like, I don't care. I'd rather watch a game and know it's on the level than a lottery that might not have enough ping-pong balls with my team's logo attached.
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Anyone else out been affected by hurricane Sandy yet? My work is close until Wed already and everyone in house lock-down mode. (wash, DC)
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Yup, I'm in Boston, and the wind is crazy. I'm expecting to lose power in the next few hours, and then the question is just how long till it comes back up, possibly not for a few days.
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wow, yeah if you heven't stocked up (anyone) yet, do so as soon as you can. I can't tell you how many images I've seen of empty store shelves where water, batteries, and candles used to be. I'm hoping it will just turn out to be a huge over-reaction, but better to be safe than sorry!
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While surveying the damage caused by the ice storm, among all the fallen trees and broken limbs in the city park, a lone berry bush stood firm, doting its beautiful red berries, well preserved by Mother Nature's frozen coating.
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