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Q: Javascript Mobile Keyboard Events I am making a keyboard that recognizes hate language/cuss words and shows a alert if they type one. I currently have a working keyboard. The buttons that the user clicks is put into a textarea. I  have used Javascript, HTML, CSS, and some JQuery to speed things up. To recognize words the user types, I know I need to use the addEventListener code and a touch event but I do not know how to implement it.

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A: To validate each typed word you need to capture the input (which your example already does) and capture the last typed word. To do so, we assume words are separated by spaces and then validate the last word against a dictionary, here are the relevant parts:
var isValidWord = function(word) {
  // update the following variable with all the invalid words
  var invalidWords = ['foo', 'bar'];
  return !invalidWords.find(function(invalid) {
    return word === invalid;
  });
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  alert('Error: Please choose a different word')
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And the a complete example, try to type foo or bar and you will get an alert message:

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  var isValidWord = function(word) {
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    return !invalidWords.find(function(invalid) {
      return word === invalid;
    });
  };
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    } else {
      alert('Error: Please choose a different word')
    }
  });
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After graduating from the University of Idaho, he moved to the Puget Sound area and began his professional career by working for Arthur Andersen & Co. from 1973-1977. Doug then spent 5 years as Treasurer of Sherwood & Roberts, Inc., a mortgage banking company. In 1982 he joined Murphey Favre, Inc., a Regional Broker Dealer. During the next 15 years, Doug held positions as Registered Representative, Regional Vice President and finally President of Murphey Favre, Inc. from 1988 through 1997. He founded Helmsman Financial Group, LLC, along with three partners of, then, Miller, Rieke, Whitsell & Co. in 1998.
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Although they didn't make it to the quarter finals, Ian Walker and his GBR Challenge crew notched up four wins in their first Grade 1 match racing event
Despite winning one of his two remaining races in the round robin of the Steinlager / Line 7 Cup on Saturday 23 March, Ian Walker and his GBR Challenge crew did not make it through to the quarter finals.
The skipper for the British America's Cup team said, " The crew sailed well and I am really pleased to have won four races in my first ever Grade 1 match racing event. It is disappointing not to have made it through to the next round but we were sailing against some of the best guys in the world and every race was as tough as the next."
"Now I am looking forward to going home to the UK, catching up with my family and friends and seeing the new boat which is being officially named on 12 April in Cowes."
Andy Green, racing with another GBR Challenge crew, sailed better than his results would suggest and is looking forward to getting a good result in the Congressional Cup.
Walker Won 4, Lost 7
Green Won 2, Lost 9


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Der Taubenturm (französisch colombier oder pigeonnier) in Faÿ-lès-Nemours, einer französischen Gemeinde im Département Seine-et-Marne in der Region Île-de-France, wurde im 15. Jahrhundert errichtet. Der Taubenturm steht als Teil des Schlosses seit 1991 als Monument historique auf der Liste der Baudenkmäler in Frankreich.

Der runde Turm aus Bruchsteinmauerwerk verfügt über etwa 1800 Taubennester. Im Dreiecksgiebel am Dachansatz über dem kleinen Fenster war ursprünglich das Wappen des adeligen Besitzers angebracht.

Siehe auch
 Taubentürme in Frankreich

Literatur
 Le Patrimoine des Communes de la Seine-et-Marne. Flohic Editions, Band 2, Paris 2001, ISBN 2-84234-100-7, S. 1138.

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Gold US $1,414.43 $ 9.06 (0.64 %) Silver US $15.84 $ 0.28 (1.75 %)
About Golden Arrow
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GOLDEN ARROW SAMPLES 281 G/T SILVER, 0.5% LEAD OVER 3.35 METRES FROM NEW TARGET AT ANTOFALLA SILVER-GOLD-BASE METAL PROJECT
May 2, 2017 View PDF
Vancouver, BC / Marketwired / May 2, 2017 / Golden Arrow Resources Corporation (TSX-V: GRG, FSE: GAC, OTCQB: GARWF), "Golden Arrow" or the "Company") is pleased to report on the positive progress of the exploration program at the Antofalla silver-gold-base metal project in Catamarca Province, Argentina ("Antofalla" or "the Project").
The 8,760 hectare Antofalla project has strong geologic similarities to the Company's flagship Chinchillas silver project, which has a positive pre-feasibility study for development (see news release dated March 31, 2017). Antofalla's 4 kilometre by 5 kilometre volcanic dome complex and alteration zone hosts several areas of known mineralization, but was underexplored by previous operators. Since initiating the program at Antofalla the geological team has undertaken systematic grassroots exploration throughout the property, including mapping, chip and channel sampling, and soil sampling on a 100 metre grid spacing over an area of 6.5 by 3 kilometres. Results to date have identified several new high-potential targets and promising test results, including:
281 g/t silver & 0.5% lead over 3.35 metres, and 168 g/t silver over 8 metres in channel samples.
These samples were from several new mineralized breccia "vents" located 380 metres southwest of the Colorada Breccia target, where previous operators reported drill intercepts of 18 metres averaging 128 g/t silver, 0.23 g/t gold and 0.88 % lead.
3.87 g/t gold, 146 g/t silver & 1% lead, and 0.14 g/t gold, 4,404 g/t silver & >30% lead in rock chip samples from other similar breccia "vents" in the area.
134 g/t silver over 0.80 metres in chip channel samples
These results are from the newly discovered Domos Norte target, defined by a strong silver anomaly in soil samples of 300 by 150 metres. Domos Norte is located 900 metres NW of the Colorada Breccia target, and hosts sheeted quartz veinlets with intense coverage of recent sediments.
Preliminary high resistivity + high chargeability targets from the 6.3 line-kilometres of IP/Resistivity completed to date. The remainder of the 15.2 line-kilometre survey is on-going.
"Not since our first months at the Chinchillas project has the team been so excited about the potential for a significant discovery. The last three months have proven extremely successful in advancing our knowledge of the extensive system at Antofalla and the priority target areas. Our preliminary findings confirm that not only there are good opportunities to expand the known mineralization but also to define new mineralization outside the known zones," commented Brian McEwen, Golden Arrow's Vice President of Exploration and Development.
The Company is continuing exploration, and the remainder of the program will include a continuation of the district and detailed mapping and sampling of targets; detailed stream sediment sampling; completion of the IP/Resistivity geophysical study by contractor Geofisica Argentina S.A. to define zones of high sulphides, structures and contacts; and further reconnaissance to identify new targets.
The US$2 million budget also includes 3000 metres of drilling, which is planned for the second half of the year.
Program Details:
The Antofalla Projects includes a Miocene Dome complex hosted in Permian conglomerates and sandstones, with signatures of both high and low sulphidation epithermal mineralization. The main focus of exploration is the "Dome Zone" which includes a series of dacitic and rhyolitic volcanic domes and flows, dacitic breccias and a wide range of pyroclastics units in an area of 4.0 by 4.0 kilometres. Mineralization was identified in several areas of the Dome Zone by prior operators, most notably in the southeast at the Colorada Breccia which consists of low temperature silica veins, stockworks and breccia bodies controlled by structures with azimuths of 45 to 75° and additional structures with azimuths of 120°.
Based on the first mapping of geology, mineralization, alteration and brecciation, the Golden Arrow team identified preliminary targets. Sampling techniques used in the program include chip sampling, channel sampling using an electric saw, soil sampling, and stream sediment sampling. In addition, a handheld XRF Analyzer is used extensively in the field to identify and confirm silver, lead, zinc and arsenic mineralization in rock and soil samples in order to identify anomalous areas and guide exploration. While results are not considered quantitative, Golden Arrow has considerable experience and success with these analyzers at Chinchillas in identifying anomalous mineralization with reasonable correlation to geochemical results. Soil sample results reported in this release are geochemical test results from an accredited laboratory, as described below.
A soil survey was completed in the project covering an area of 12.5 km2. A total of 889 soil samples were collected on a 100 metre grid pattern. Most outstanding silver anomalies are located in the Domos Norte, Filo del Volcan and Colorada Breccia targets, as described below. A comprehensive statistic evaluation is in progress that will consider both precious metals and trace elements to identify additional targets. Additionally, a spectrometry analysis will be performed on 200 soil samples to define alteration clay minerals.
Colorada Breccia Target
This zone, previously identified by another operator, hosts several breccia "vents" that are intruded on one another in a prominent outcrop of 100 by 60 metres. Some of these breccias are mineralized with sulphides filling the open spaces. Four historic reverse circulation ("RC") holes were drilled in this zone with a best average of 18 metres with 0.23g/t Au, 128g/t Ag and 0.9% Pb. Golden Arrow chip sampling of the main structure confirmed 13.2 metres with 298g/t Ag and 1.12% Pb. Golden Arrow's geologists interpret this breccia as only part of a bigger under-explored epithermal system that may host significant ore bodies.
New Targets
Detailed geological reconnaissance and mapping, together with the use of the handheld XRF Analyzers led to the discovery of a previously unsampled target "Filo del Volcan". This target is located 380 metres northwest of the Colorada Breccia target. In an area of 120 by 20 metres there are more than nine rounded and apparently vertical dacitic breccias "vents" of 1 to 14 metres in diameter. All of these were channel sampled with samples in the order of 1 metre long. Best averages are:
C-1 with 8.4 m @ 168 Ag g/t
C-2 with 3.35 m @ 281 Ag g/t and 0.5 % Pb
C-3 with 3.7 m @ 209 Ag g/t and 1.2 % Pb
C-5 with 13.55 m @ 53 Ag g/t
C-9 with 0.95 m @ 397 Ag g/t
In the same target area, other breccia "vents" were recognized and chip sampled with values of up to 3.87 g/t gold, 146 g/t Ag and 1% lead, and 0.14 g/t gold, 4,404 g/t silver and >30% lead. Detailed sampling will be complete in these structures and detail reconnaissance will continue.
A second previously unsampled target was identified 900 metres northwest of the Colorada Breccia target. It is the "Domos Norte" target, where the systematic soil sampling carried out by Golden Arrow defined an area of 300 by 150 metres with highest soil values of 91g/t, 29g/t and 26g/t silver. Detailed reconnaissance found sheeted quartz veins in argillic altered tuffs with values of up to 134g/t Ag in a 0.8 metre chip-channel sample. Detail work is in process in this new target.
Methodology and QA/QC
Sample preparation and analysis was done at Alex Stewart-Mendoza, an internationally recognized assay service provider. Soil samples a sieved to -80 mesh and assayed for gold by Fire Assays/Atomic Absorption finish and analyzed for a multi-element package by ICP-OES following an aqua regia digestion. Rock samples were assayed by Fire Assays/Atomic Absorption finish and analyzed for a multi-element package by ICP-OES following a four acid digestion. Silver results >200 Ag g/t were re-analyzed by fire assay with a gravimetric finish on 50-gram samples. Lead and zinc results >10,000 ppm were re-analyzed by a three acid digestion and ICP-OES detection. The Company follows industry standard procedures for the work carried out on the Antofalla Project, with a quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) program. Blank, duplicate and standard samples were inserted in each batch of samples sent to the laboratory for analysis. Golden Arrow detected no significant QA/QC issues during review of the data.
Qualified Persons
The results of the Company's drilling program have been reviewed, verified (including sampling, analytical and test data) and compiled by the Company's geological staff under the supervision of Brian McEwen, P.Geol., VP Exploration and Development to the Company. Mr. McEwen is a Qualified Person as defined in National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the contents of the news release.
About Golden Arrow:
Golden Arrow Resources Corporation is an exploration company with a track record of creating value by making precious and base metal discoveries and advancing them into exceptional deposits. Upon closing of the transaction in May 2017, Golden Arrow will earn production income from its 25% share of the Chinchillas-Pirquitas silver mining project, a joint venture with Silver Standard, with more than 8 years of planned production and upside potential. Golden Arrow is actively exploring its portfolio of 200,000 hectares of properties in Argentina, including the new Antofalla silver-gold-base metal project with similarities to Chinchillas.
About Grosso Group:
Grosso Group Management Ltd. is a private management company founded in 1993, recognized as a leading pioneer of mineral exploration in South America. The group operates with the objective of creating investor value through the growth of the publicly listed member companies, which include: Golden Arrow Resources Corp., Blue Sky Uranium Corp., and Argentina Lithium & Energy Corp.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
"Joseph Grosso"
Mr. Joseph Grosso,
Executive Chairman, President and CEO
Email: info@goldenarrowresources.com
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This news release may contain forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements address future events and conditions and therefore involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Readers are encouraged to refer to the Company's public disclosure documents for a more detailed discussion of factors that may impact expected future results. The Company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements.
The securities being offered have not been, nor will they be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended, or state securities laws and may not be offered or sold within the United States or to, or for the account or benefit of, U.S. persons absent U.S. federal and state registration or an applicable exemption from the U.S. registration requirements. This release does not constitute an offer for sale of securities in the United States.
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César Augusto González (San Cristóbal, Táchira; 2 de marzo de 1976) es un cocinero y empresario venezolano de restaurantes en Miami, profesional del marketing digital.

Ha desarrollado sus oficios entre la cocina y dirección de sus restaurantes y como director de su agencia de marketing digital. A través de redes sociales, es conocido como @co_cinero, en las que comparte diariamente recetas y noticias gastronómicas a su comunidad. En 2020 se convirtió en el chef latino más influyente en la lista de los diez más populares de Instagram.

Historia
Desde los 7 años comienza su andar por las cocinas, sintiendo gran atracción hacia las pastas. Poco a poco, fue fortaleciendo su experticia en la materia hasta llegar a hacerse de un nombre en Venezuela.

En el año 2002, emprende su travesía en los Estados Unidos que lo llevó a involucrarse, en el área de Mercadeo y Ventas, desde la creación hasta la planificación estratégica de comercialización, mercadeo, diseño, venta y posventa de productos y servicios a través del mercadeo tanto tradicional como digital.

En 2011 crea un blog llamado El Cocinero Aficionado  el cual gana fama por sus recetas lo cual lleva a extender su alcance por medio de las redes sociales, en un inicio Twitter con su cuenta @co_cinero  seguido de Facebook donde se hace llamar El Cocinero Aficionado  y más adelante Instagram  donde logra cierta fama y le abre el camino para su futuro emprendimiento.

En 2014, abre su primer restaurante en Miami, Bocas Grill. Asistió a su primera competencia gastronómica, la Grillin N Chillin BBQ Festival, donde alcanzó el máximo reconocimiento en la categoría de Mac and Cheese. Esta versión ganadora se incluyó en el menú regular del restaurante, bajo el nombre de The Winner.

A raíz de los sucesos violentos y la crisis en Venezuela, adoptó el movimiento altruista, Cocineros Unidos por Perú, liderado en marzo de 2017 por el chef peruano José Luis Chávez, denominado Cocineros Unidos por Venezuela.

La iniciativa ha logrado reunir más de 140 mil dólares y 7.7 millones de bolívares, gracias a la acogida en 180 restaurantes aliados en 55 ciudades de los 5 continentes.

A la par, dirige una agencia de marketing digital, Gourmarketing, dedicada a la creación, gestión y crecimiento de marcas gastronómicas, y de cualquier índole, en Miami.

Actualmente es dueño del restaurante Taikin Asian Cuisine, en Doral, Miami. En su carrera profesional ha recibido la certificación como barista y arte latte, al igual que capacitaciones sobre panadería. También posee la certificación de Sommelier por la WSET Wine & Spirit Education Trust, de Reino Unido.

Un portal de noticias sobre influencers latinoamericanos afirma que "goza de gran credibilidad y prestigio mundial". En 2020 formó parte en Nueva York, junto a otros chefs famosos del mundo, del Tour Paraqay, que busca mejorar la vida de las comunidades locales en el Valle Sagrado de Cusco a través de capacitación y educación hospitalaria.

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Enlaces externos
 @co_cinero en Instagram
 @cesarcocinero en Instagram
 @co_cinero en Twitter
 El Cocinero Aficionado en Facebook
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Empresarios de Venezuela
Cocineros de Venezuela
Cocineros de Estados Unidos


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Buzzed driving is straightforwardly having a BAC lower than 0.08% but unconventional than 0.00%.
And significant studies have found that less is no better. One tab from UC San Diego that evaluated accident reports found that buzzed drivers, those with a BAC of 0.01 percent are 46 percent more likely to be officially and solely to blame than temperate drivers. The fact is that driving even slightly buzzed is dangerous, far away more dangerous than driving sober.
The real burden is that American bill and public policy tend to look on 0.08% as a definitive, meaningful boundary. under that descent and youre relatively safe, above it youre dangerous. But the researchers at UC San Diego found that the chances of causing a wreck increases steadily and accurately from BAC 0.01 to 0.24 percent, meaning that there is no sharp transition taking into account comparing a buzzed driver to a drunk driver. It turns out that 0.08% is not a definitive boundary, and that no amount of alcohol is secure in the definite analysis.
The checking account from UC San Diego was published in the British medical journal insult Prevention. You can entrance a summary here.
Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Bangladesh, and Saudi Arabia every have zero-tolerance policies; any BAC above 0.00% and youll lose your license, be penalized in imitation of sharp fines, and your car can be impounded.
The Ad Council, Americas largest non-profit producer of public utility announcements, spearheaded the Buzzed Driving watchfulness campaign. upon their website, they checking account that their ads reached approximately one half of all American adults more than the age of 21. And that there was a significant layer in the proportion of men age 21 35 who called themselves extremely concerned approximately the situation of drunk driving, from 22 percent in 2005 to 27 percent in 2011.
And even though public preparedness is completely important, Americas legislators have still to answer to our new pact of buzzed driving. In fact, with most permit governments dispatch to zero tolerance, they either limit this prohibition to drivers below 21 or intention helpfully that they wont tolerate any driver afterward a BAC higher than 0.08%.
Only times will say whether or not welcome governments follow through on the current research. back in 2013, the National Transportation Safety Board recommended lowering Americas legal limit to 0.05%, but no give leave to enter has yet to concentrate on this stricter limit.
Another appreciation has been to contextualize drunk driving, to define it in terms of complementary tragic condition. As the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) states: drunk driving is often a symptom of a larger problem: alcohol cruelty and abuse. The underlying premise to this campaign is that some drunk drivers feint vehicles even if impaired because (in therefore many words) they cant support it. And if you acquire substance dependent persons treatment, you might agree to some impaired drivers off the road in the same gesture.
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This extraction of reasoning seems bolstered by statistical evidence. In a scrutiny released by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, researchers found that almost half of every drivers who were killed in crashes and tested certain for drugs then had alcohol in their system. In many cases, then, the burden is mixed. And the answer might be, too.
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In careers education matching paradigms have been allowed to prevail, pointing young people towards specific career paths without intervention or dialogue with teachers and careers people. These tools are unlikely to contribute towards social mobility and represent a lost opportunity to broaden horizons and raise aspirations. Careers education needs reframing.
Talking Jobs provides cross sections of Labour Market Experience (LME) presented as modules, or series of video case studies. Each module represents a community, sector or locale. The case studies explore peoples' working lives, their experience in education, family backgrounds and impact on education and employment choices. Challenging stereotypes is an implicit part of the approach. Each module uses a consistent set of questions cast through a player built to help young people reflect on what lies ahead through the varied experiences of those already in work.
Interviewees are nominated by their employers and/or colleagues and the recordings conducted in the workplace. During the interviews company names are avoided, with only very occasional / incidental brand references allowed into the content. Surnames are also avoided to help young people focus on what's being said, rather than by whom. Modules are shaped with collaboration partners to strike a balance of roles and experience.


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There are few published papers about usability testing with dyslexia focused fonts, but there is a considerable collection of knowledge on dyslexia as well as many suggestions for authoring dyslexia friendly interfaces. Existing accessibility guidelines for dyslexic and non-dyslexic users suggest that dyslexic-accessible practices may redress difficulties encountered by all Internet users. This paper reviews two existing papers about dyslexia focused fonts (OpenDyslexia font) and accessibility. It will examine the font itself, as well as how the use of the font affects the visual perception, readability, and comprehension of the website and text with general web accessibility. The report is interested in the effects the font has, if any, for people with dyslexia, in comparison with those of Comic Sans or Times New Roman, and on improving human- computer interactions.
It is necessary to be familiar with the particulars of typography in order to understand the importance of font use in web accessibility. Typography is the technique of arranging text for print or on screens for aesthetics and readability. It involves the use of different font types, faces, sizes and layout restrictions such as line height, column width and spacing between characters and colors. Typography has been around for thousands of years, from stone tablets right through history up to the GUI (graphical user interface). In the context of human-computer interaction, typography has critical importance in some applications. The primary purpose of a significant proportion of websites and web applications (web apps) is to display/render textual content. Included in this are instructions, labels, and navigation for the web app which can be presented in text (web icons or symbols are in fact a font), and must be readable for users to have fruitful and efficient interactions with the application.
Font face describes the overall letter form, for example, Comic Sans or Times New Roman. Font faces may have serifs (a slight projection finishing off a stroke of a letter in certain typefaces such as Times New Roman) or may be sans serif (Don't use serifs which are small lines at the ends/tips of characters such as in Comic Sans).
Fonts may be display fonts, designed for headlines, or text fonts, designed for large bodies of smaller text.
The body size: Measures the full height of letters, from the bottom of the descenders (the part of the character that lies below the baseline) to the top of the ascenders (the part of the character that lies above the baseline) and three additional gutter spaces above and below .
X-Height: The top of the main body height of lowercase letters excluding the spacing or ascenders or descenders. X-Height is a huge factor in typeface regarding readability.
OpenDyslexia is a free font face designed to mitigate some of the common reading errors caused by dyslexia. It was made with the goal of helping with some of the symptoms of dyslexia. The font is based on the concept that the letters have heavily weighted bottoms to indicate direction. This aids in recognizing the correct letter and which part of the letter is down as it helps your brain from rotating them. Consistently weighted bottoms can also contribute to reinforcing the line of text.
The unique shape of each letter in the OpenDyslexia font can help prevent confusion through flipping and swapping as the font is unlike that of other fonts the brain is has seen before.
The font was created by a dyslexic and software developer Abelardo Gonzalez, who released it under an open-source license. The design for the font is based on that of DejaVu Sans, also open-source.
The OpenDyslexia font uses heavy weighted bottoms to the font, this, in theory, will figure out fast which part of the letter is down. This helps in spotting the correct letter and sometimes contributes to keeping the users brain from rotating them around. Consistently weighted bottoms can also contribute to reinforcing the line of text. The unique shapes of each letter can help prevent confusion through flipping and swapping.
There are many reports of the positive impacts of using OpenDyslexia in both traditional media and the within online forms and schools. Currently, as of 7 February 2016, there is no research paper or text-based paper on the effect of the OpenDyslexia that shows OpenDyslexia to be effective with English readers with dyslexia.
One study by Boyarski in 1998 examined the varying features of legacy fonts and modern typefaces designed for digital displays. This study wasn't planned to determine which fonts were better than others regarding readability. It did offer a scientific way to discern which features of new typefaces affect readability. This scientific method has been used by other researchers in their investigations of the links between typography and readability for dyslexics.
Currently, two major studies have investigated the effect of specialized fonts with students with dyslexia. One paper by Rello and Baeza-Yates written in 2013 titled Good Fonts for Dyslexia, examined the effects of fonts, namely OpenDyslexia, Arial, Times New Roman and Comic Sans on the reading time and eye fixation (i.e. squinting and returning to particular points on a page to double check) of a group of dyslexic subjects from the ages of 12-59.  They found that OpenDyslexia did not hugely improve reading time nor reduce eye fixation when reading and processing text.
In the paper co-authored by Rello, Rello noted that dyslexia is a visual reading disability. It is characterized by having difficulties with fluent word recognition and commonly having poor spelling. Also, in the paper it is estimated to affect 10% of the population in the US has dyselxia. During her research for the paper, Rello looked into how different algorithms could be used to replace words with more common synonyms that are hard or confusing for dyslexics. Rello also investigated the possibility of using eye tracking and facial expression analysis to discover problem areas on the internet for dyslexics and to test the impact of key interface design elements on sample groups of people with dyslexia. The list of variables stated in Rello's experiments was very complete: paragraph spacing, character spacing, line spacing, font size, type, column width, gray scales colour pairs.
A summarized version of Rello's findings is presented in an upcoming paper in which Rello details visual details that make reading online much easier for dyslexics, for example, Rello learned that the larger the font size, the better, up to a point. "'14 pt.' seemed to be the optimal setting" Rello stated. Another significant highlight from the paper was font types; Rello concluded that italics tended to have an enormous negative impact. Rello noticed that sans serif, monospaced and Roman font styles significantly improved the reading performance of those with dyslexia.
Rello stated in the report, that the use of the fonts Helvetica, OpenDyslexia ,Courier and Computer Modern Unicode are excellent typefaces to make sure your website is dyslexia- friendly, because they are sans serif and their simple, clean design is very easy for the dyslexic eye to process, as it doesn't have the curves at the end of the tips of the font to cause confusion of processing the text on a webpage.
Despite the fact that there were already dozens of available fonts claiming to be dyslexia- friendly, none of them had the backing of scientific proof. Rello's study was one of the first times that HCI techniques were used to investigate the effects of key aspects of type design on readability for dyslexics, thus providing the basis for designing a font which could potentially make the internet a dyslexia-friendly space.
In the second paper, masters student Renske de Leeuw (2010) compared Arial with the font Dyslexie (Dyslexie is a typeface/font designed to mitigate some of the issues that dyslexics experience when reading. It was developed by Dutch graphic designer Christian Boer while in college to help combat her own dyslexia). Rello took 21 Dutch students with dyslexia as her sample group, gave them texts to read in both fonts and monitored the differences in reading speed and accuracy the fonts produced.
Rello found that Dyslexie did not lead to quicker reading, however it did help some students make less dyslexia-related errors, another inserting aspect was from the questionnaires. Renske found that users wouldn't use the font, because other people, who would have to read their work, would not like the font. This gives the impression that dyslectics are adapting to others, instead of ask for understanding of the use of an adapted font, so that a dyslectic can cope with his/her handicap .Overall the dyslectics read fewer errors while reading the words printed in the font "Dyslexie".
While there is currently a lack of definite evidence that a dyslexia-friendly font can make a difference to reading rate and accuracy for students with dyslexia, the results of the papers do suggest that these fonts might improve accuracy for dyslexic students if not reading times: further research is needed to determine whether this is actually the case. However, it is clear that the variable design elements of fonts impact dyslexic students in some way, therefore the creation of an effective dyslexia-friendly font should be possible, if there were enough research to indicate which elements have negative or positive effects.
Another important area in web accessibility is colour. This is dealt with in the research report by the W3C communities (Web developers who make the W3C specifications).
In the study, they analyze how the aspects of text customization, text and background colours can improve readability for people with dyslexia, through different colour mixes and brightness levels. In previous studies, it came to light that particular text and background colour combinations can be beneficial for reading on the screen for those with dyslexia.
Several text customization suggestions agree that users with dyslexia prefer lower brightness colour differences between the text and the background compared to the average user (British Dyslexia Association, 2012). It must be noted that no studies have been carried out upon the relationship between this preference and the minimum colour luminosity ratio which the W3C suggested would be suitable for dyslexic users.
In the study taken by the W3C, they got 200 people and showed them several pieces of text with different color combinations and asked them which they preferred to read along with reading time. They then tested previous recommendations and compared them with the W3C algorithm (The W3C algorithm suggests avoidance of brightness differences less than 125 and colour differences less than 500). The user performance and preferences from the tests, among the different colour values across people with and without dyslexia are shown in the chart below.
The performance, measured in reading time.
Preferences, represented by the percentage of participants who chose certain colours.
Shorter fixations are preferred to longer ones, as according to other studies, readers pause longer at points where processing loads are larger. In their results, it was evident the greatest difference among groups is on the black and white pair, as seen in the chart. Most of the users tested who didn't have dyslexia (32.5%) preferred a colour mixture and only 13.5% of people with dyslexia choose black text on white background in terms of text.
The testing approach is designed so that accessibility needs and personal preferences can be studied separately, rather than being mixed up as they frequently are in recommendations regarding colours and readability.
Set of texts to be read with the use of the eye-tracking to study the reading performance.
A survey to collect the user's preferences.
The benefit of this separation is that they could see whether there was a difference in reading speed and accuracy before and after colour customisation, which in turn allowed them to determine trends in colour choice.
It must also be noted that during these experiments, the colour pairs were displayed randomly rather than in order of brightest to darkest or vice versa, because that would have allowed the subjects' eyes to adjust to each setting and it they would not have been able to make a judgment as to which colours are most advantageous to their reading.
The texts used are too small to draw firm conclusions.
The texts were alone on the screen. Thus, the researchers couldn't predict the effect of colour differences in other reading contexts such as web browsing, where there are multiple colour schemes on the page.
The outcome of the results from the paper (see figure 1) did not match the WC3 algorithm. Brown and Dark presented high fixation for both groups; that was second and third highest for people without and with dyslexia. These colours were also hardly selected by the users, with only 4.55% without dyslexia and 0.99% of the users with dyslexia.
However, one surprising outcome of the study was that the pairing of dark brown and light green, which is very similar to the brown and dark green pair in terms of the colour hue but different in terms of brightness and colour contrast, presented the lowest and second lowest fixations duration for people with dyslexia and without dyslexia.
The results suggest that text customization preferences need to be complemented by measured data from actual reading performance since there is no correlation observed between the reading performance and the personal choices of users with dyslexia.
In the research it was also reported that the use of colours should be taken into consideration by UX developers. It was even noted that if the users with dyslexia seem to be reading more quickly using lower colour contrasts than the control group of users these are not below the W3C algorithm, which is to avoid brightness differences less than 125 and color differences less than 500.
In my own research, I followed the methods used in the other papers, in order to discover if my results might back up their findings.
I developed a survey, which consisted of 12 questions ranging from details such as age to the colour combinations they preferred to use. I also showed them samples of Ariel and Comic Sans alongside samples of OpenDyslexia and asked them to pick the one they preferred, similar to the method from Renske De Leeuw's paper.
For the most part, the results followed the same patterns as that of the papers cited, with the exception of the W3C study, where the results were mixed, as dyslexia is different from person to person. The people who were surveyed did not stick to the standard 12px body but preferred the 14px body size which was inline with the recommendation of that from Rellos paper.
The results of the existing research and the research of this paper into dyslexic focused fonts in terms of web accessibility for dyslexics can be put into effect by developers to improve the readability of their applications in both software, website or web application for those with dyslexia.
Choose a common font with recognizable letter forms for large bodies of text, such the OpenDyslexia font, comic sans or Arial.
Set the body text size to least 14px, instead of the existing 12px.
Present blocks of texts in columns; don't let text span the entire length of the screen on a widescreen display, allowing for better use of whitespace.
Choose text and background colours with a high luminance contrast, or better yet allow the user to select the combination.
Use lower case letters. Avoid the use of capital letters. Using all capital letters make it harder to read for people with dyslexia.
Avoid Serif fonts ( A sans-serif font would allow dyslexic users to see the shapes of letters more clearly. This is because of the lack of hooks increases the spacing between letters and makes them more distinguishable.
As is evident from the suggestions, there are multiple possible avenues for future studies on typography for dyslexic users, and in fact, such research is desperately needed in order to create a web which is universally accessible.
Despite the fact that the research papers cited and lack of existing research do not offer concrete evidence of a correlation between readability for dyslexic users and the use of dyslexia-focused fonts, there are so many people suffering from dyslexia and even more having trouble reading on the web, that web designers and developers should feel obliged to make their websites accessible to everyone by fixing bad practices or at least considering the above mentioned suggestions. Aside from developing more user friendly fonts, true web accessibility entails always providing users with several options so that they can customize the website to suit their needs.
This report should offer an insight into the way dyslexic users experience the web and demonstrate how dyslexic focus fonts try to fix some of their problems and improve web accessibility in general.
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Joseph Braude is a non-resident Senior Fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute. He is a Middle East scholar and author whose research appears in print and on air, in Arabic as well as English. He studied in the departments of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations at Yale and Near Eastern Studies at Princeton. He developed his Arabic to broadcast quality through years of living and working in the Gulf states and North Africa, and added fluency in Farsi to his knowledge of Persian literature as a graduate student at the University of Tehran.
His first book, The New Iraq (Basic Books, 2003), examines the challenge of civil society development in the country following the US-led invasion. His second, The Honored Dead (Random House – Spiegel & Grau, 2011), presents an unprecedented investigation of the inner workings of an Arab security service: Braude was embedded for half a year in an investigative unit of the Moroccan federal police in Casablanca, where he read case files, attended interrogations, and accompanied police on nighttime forays into the shantytown.
Since July 2010, Joseph Braude's weekly program in Arabic, Risalat New York (Letter from New York), has aired nationally on Morocco's MED Radio. He appears frequently as a commentator on Al-Arabiya and other satellite television networks. He writes a biweekly column in Al-Majalla, the largest-distribution magazine in the Arabic language, and contributes regularly to the daily newspaper Asharq Alawsat. In the United States, he has written for The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The American Interest, Foreign Policy, The Atlantic, and The New Republic. He provides commentary on public radio programs, and produces documentaries on current affairs in the Middle East for PRI's America Abroad. He hosts the English-language podcast Eye on Arabia, a light-hearted roundup of reporting and analysis from the Arab world. He is also a contributing editor at Tablet.
Joseph Braude is Advisor at the Al-Mesbar Studies and Research Center in Dubai, a think tank specializing in Islamist movements across the Middle East and North Africa. In addition to leading seminars and contributing research to its monthly book, he conducts outreach on behalf of the Center in the United States and elsewhere.
As a consulting advisor, Joseph Braude has assisted non-profit groups, government, and private companies in matters related to Middle East policy, public diplomacy, security sector reform, and counterterrorism. He has worked with the United States Agency for International Development, the US State Department's Bureau of International Information Programs, Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty, and Pyramid Research.
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Our Foreign Policy: A New American Plan for Competitive Engagement in Arab Lands - Special Reports - May, 2020
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A Landmark Austrian Government Report Warns Against Muslim Brotherhood Activism in the Country - The Huffington Post - September, 2017
A new channel for Arab publics to help the U.S. counter extremism - The Huffington Post - September, 2017
Gulf States Rethink Their PR Wars - The American Interest - September, 2017
Saudi Arabia in the Crucible: A Conversation with Abdulrahman Al-Rashed - Hudson Institute - December, 2016
Surveying Saudi Arabia's Youthful Majority - E-Notes - October, 2016
Arab-Israeli Relations in a New Regional Framework - Majalla - August, 2016
Expertise in Countering Urban Street Gangs can be used to Fight Jihadists - E-Notes - June, 2016
What to Do About Saudi Arabia - E-Notes - June, 2016
NY Psychoanalyst: "Partial Secrets" on the 9/11 Attacks Stoke Americans' Fears About Terrorism - Asharq Al-Awsat - May, 2016
US Intelligence Analyst: Obama Administration Denied Central Command Team Access to Bin Laden Documents - Asharq Al-Awsat - May, 2016
Former US Defense Intelligence Agency Executive: There's a Push to Drive a Wedge Between the US and Saudi - Asharq Al-Awsat - May, 2016
Decorated US Counter-terrorism Expert: Declassify the "28 Pages" to Heal Saudi-American Relations - Asharq Al-Awsat - May, 2016
Why the US Government Rejected an American Judge's Finding of an Iranian Role in the 9/11 Attacks - Asharq Al-Awsat - April, 2016
The Militia in the Living Room - The American Interest - April, 2016
Djibouti is Jumping - E-Notes - March, 2016
A Campaign in Saudi Arabia Challenges Young People to Rethink Their Biases - E-Notes - June, 2015
Why Iran Matters to South Korea — and Why South Korea's Middle East Posture Should Matter to the United States - E-Notes - April, 2015
Political Slugfest on Suggestion the White House May Take an Iran Deal to the UN - The World Post - March, 2015
New Pressures on the UN Security Council to Lift Its Arms Embargo on Libya - The World Post - March, 2015
A Growing Rift Between Washington and the Gulf States on Yemen - The World Post - March, 2015
A Saudi Psychologist on Jihadism, Clerical Elites, and Education Reform - E-Notes - April, 2014
Broadcasting Change: Arabic Media as a Catalyst for Liberalism - February, 2018
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The Muslim Brotherhood And The West - March, 2013
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Inklings of Change in the Middle East - April, 2015
Saudi Youth for Scientific Reasoning, Civil Discourse - May, 2014
A Backlash Against Chinese Military Activity in Djibouti — and Why It Matters - Geopoliticus - June 6, 2016
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FPRI's Joseph Braude Introduces Nobel Peace-Prize Nominee's Work at America Abroad Media Gala Awards - Scholars in the News - October 30, 2014
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The importance of play when violence displaces childhood
Young children in the Kasai region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo are brought to a Child-Friendly Space. (©2018 World Vision/photo by Wezzie Banda)
Childhood should be about fun and games — not worrying about grown-up stuff. But for millions of children around the world, their childhoods end early because they have to work, aren't able to go to school, or worse.
For far too many children, violence and disaster displace their childhood.
In times of disaster and crisis, World Vision establishes Child-Friendly Spaces — places where children can go to feel safe, play, and begin recovering from trauma.
World Vision staff who work in these Child-Friendly Spaces have a unique perspective on childhood and why being able to play and just be a kid is a crucial component of learning and recovery.
Today, we hear from some of these staff members working in our Child-Friendly Spaces around the world.
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh
James East is an emergency communications director for World Vision.
I was recently in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh — a place to which hundreds of thousands of children have fled to escape violence in neighboring Myanmar. Many have lost loved ones. So World Vision has set up a number of Child-Friendly Spaces to help children who witnessed horrors that are difficult to imagine.
These spaces are essential because children here are not in school and need a place to meet and make new friends. It is great to see children laughing, playing, and singing. So many refugee children have lost their moms and dads, and you can't put a price on providing a place for children to be kids again.
Parents, many of them single moms, are struggling to cope with living in a camp with next to nothing, so it's a huge help for them to have a place where their children can go and be watched over and cared for. Without Child-Friendly Spaces, children are left to wander the huge, sprawling camps unmonitored. No one wants that for their children, especially when you are living among strangers in a foreign country.
In Bangladesh, Yacob recites poems in the Child-Friendly Space set up by World Vision. (©2018 World Vision/photo by Annila Harris)
Marawi, Philippines
Reynald Ramirez is a World Vision staff member based in the Philippines.
Six-year-old Norhussein starts his day by singing nursery rhymes, reading the alphabet, and playing inside the World Vision Child-Friendly Space, a temporary shelter for families displaced by the Marawi Crisis. For Norhussein, this tent classroom is a happy place and a far cry from their bad experience, which led them to flee their communities because of the armed conflict in Marawi City last year.
"I go to the tent classroom every day because I enjoy listening to the teachers and playing with my friends," says Norhussein.
For these students, the tent is their safe haven. "The children are assured that they are safe when they are with their teachers. They still visit the tent to play even without classes," shares Norhana Radia, a play-based learning volunteer. The majority of the children in her class are residents of the most affected area in Marawi City.
One year after the crisis, Radia says the children have forgotten the sound of bombs because of the classes. "Now they just remember the nursery rhymes we teach them," she says.
Central African Republic and Mali
Edouard Ndong is a World Vision child protection and participation technical adviser. He implements projects and trains the staff at Child-Friendly Spaces.
I met a child who before attending a Child-Friendly Space was completely isolated, did not play with others, and didn't even speak. He was always in the corner. After a few weeks at the Child-Friendly Space, he started playing, talking, smiling, reading, and even singing the country's national anthem. His own mother came to us to ask what we did to help with this positive, dramatic change.
Blerina Lako works for World Vision in Albania; her work focuses on child development and protection. She recently spent a month setting up a Child-Friendly Space for Syrian refugee children in Azraq camp in Jordan.
Play is very important for children, especially for boys and girls who experience difficult situations. Play leads to positive development and helps build life skills and resilience. These are crucial to building psychosocial well-being, resilience, and peaceful relationships for children exposed to conflict, violence, and displacement.
Active play also helps promote emotional well-being for children and enhances their learning process. Evidence indicates that children who do not engage in high-quality play may have diminished cognitive abilities. Play is also important in the development of language comprehension and production. Play not only provides social opportunities for children but also improves social cohesion between families and community members.
Wezzie Banda is a communications manager for World Vision.
In Kasai, World Vision has operated six Child-Friendly Spaces since August 2017 to help support 7,320 children. We intend to establish more spaces as well.
Lives of distressed children at Child-Friendly Spaces in Kasai are becoming more normal. By regularly associating with friends and participating in different activities, children are able to get rid of fear and shocking encounters they experienced during the war. Some of the children I interacted with indicated they feel safer at the Child-Friendly Space than their homes, where they would often be alone and felt the war would come again.
Extracurricular activities at the Child-Friendly Space enable them to catch up with lessons they missed when they stopped attending school due to war, and activities such as sports, singing, and dancing enable them to get rid of their worries.
Some of the spaces are able to provide porridge for children. This is helping to improve nutrition for many children who spent months with their parents hiding in the bush where proper food was scarce.
Duuki Richard is a child protection coordinator for World Vision in Uganda.
During my interactions with children in Child-Friendly Spaces in the Bidi Bidi refugee camp, I witnessed tremendous improvement in children's psychological well-being and learning.
When I met these children, their faces told me that hope was lost, trust in humanity was not imaginable, and life was a total misery. This followed the traumatic events they had experienced in South Sudan. At the time, many children could hardly open up about their lives from South Sudan, though the signs of distress were visible — flashbacks, violent reactions, and voluntary isolation. The few who could open up hardly finished a quarter of the story without breaking into tears.
As we engaged in numerous psychosocial support activities, the stories started appearing gradually. First in the form of drawing, but over time it became easier to unearth their stories. We managed to track the stories of individual children basing on the drawings they shared.
The art of music therapy, sports, and continuous peer-to-peer support enabled children to regain hope. One child later confessed she had thought her story was the hardest, but by listening to other children's bitter life stories and receiving support from them, she realized she could support other children who had witnessed even worse situations.
South Sudanese refugee children play at a Child-Friendly Space in Uganda. (©2017 World Vision/photo by Theodore Sam)
West Nile and South Sudan
Philiam Adriko is a World Vision interim project manager for child protection in emergencies based in the West Nile region.
Mabior (name changed to protect privacy), a 12-year-old South Sudanese boy, was one of the many distressed children I have interacted with at a Child-Friendly Space. He escaped from the civil war in South Sudan physically unhurt but with psychological trauma. He lost contact with his parents because of the war.
The traumatic scenes of war he experienced had a negative impact on him. On a daily basis, Mabior would come to the Child-Friendly Space and isolate himself. He didn't freely interact with other children, and he got easily angered.
One day I came to the Child-Friendly Space with crayons, paints, and art papers. I asked the children to draw their future dream. It was at this point that Mabior came closer for the first time. He drew a picture of a man with a knife stabbing a fellow man. I then realized Mabior was psychologically distressed.
After six months, Mabior could talk with me and other caregivers and play a few games with other children at the Child-Friendly Space. Later, Mabior revealed that he had witnessed the killing of his relatives, and children as young as 10 had killed people with guns and machetes without fear. He kept thinking about this day in, day out.
Mabior continued to come to the Child-Friendly Space and participate in psychosocial support activities. Over time, he began to freely interact with other children and caregivers during drawing sessions.
Later, Mabior was able to return to school, where he joined a World Vision-supported peace club. He did well in class, and the school approached World Vision to help support Mabior. Today, Mabior is my sponsored child. From an isolated unaccompanied child to a brave young man, Mabior now wants to become a doctor so he can return to serve his community so they can have better health.
Help World Vision be ready when violence, disaster, and hardship displace childhood. Support our child protection fund today.
Read more from the World Vision blog here.
Matthew Brennan
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Today I was perusing the Internet when I came upon an article on the Masons of Texas forum that displayed a letter from the Great Priory of England that proposes a meeting be held on May 15th, 2013, that recognition be withdrawn from the Grand Encampment of Knights Templar of the USA.
It doesn't state the reason for why they want to remove recognition, but it most likely revolves around the creation of the Grand Priory of the Reformed and Rectified Rite of the United States of America.
It will be interesting to see where things will go from here and how the Grand Encampment will respond. The Most Eminent Grand Master has some difficult decisions to make that will affect the future of the organization. I doubt there will be a solution that will please both sides of the issue.


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Austin- House Bill 2223 by Representative Helen Giddings (Dallas), which will overhaul Texas' struggling developmental education system, unanimously passed the Texas House on Saturday, May 6. Developmental education classes, also known as remedial classes, are assigned to assist students categorized as underprepared for post-secondary education. Unfortunately, the programs have been largely unsuccessful in guiding students to postsecondary success, and too often serves as a financial burden to families.
"For too long, developmental education has been a well-intentioned, but failed investment. Instead of guiding students to college readiness, it has too often served as a roadblock to success," Representative Giddings asserted.
The latest figures from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board show that only 9 percent of underprepared students enrolling in community college developmental education complete a first-level math course, 26 percent complete a first-level reading course, and 21 percent complete a first-level writing course. This is despite 87% of community college students not being deemed college ready in at least one subject.
HB 2223 will overhaul developmental education by requiring a phased-in, statewide, "co-requisite" model, where students enroll simultaneously in a developmental education course and the gateway course of the same subject matter during the same semester. Under this model, students are able to receive supports for their classes, without having to invest time and money into developmental education classes before their credit bearing courses. The bill will also expand advising options for students.
The co-requisite model has succeeded across the country in improving outcomes and saving students valuable tuition dollars. In Tennessee, students completing a gateway math course went from 2.8% of enrollees to 58%. In Colorado, reforms resulted in rates improving from 31% to 64%.
"The results are clear: the co-requisite model is a major victory for underprepared students. We are seeing it work across the state and the country. We hope the Senate follows the House of Representatives' lead in giving all of our students a chance to meet their dreams and earn a college degree or certification."
Representative Helen Giddings proudly serves the cities of House District 109: Dallas, DeSoto, Cedar Hill, Glenn Heights, Hutchins, Lancaster, Wilmer, as well as part of Duncanville.


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    <md-input-container class="example-full-width">
      <input md-input #postalCode maxlength="5" placeholder="Postal Code" value="94043">
      <md-hint align="end">{{postalCode.value.length}} / 5</md-hint>
    </md-input-container>

</form>
    </md-card>

    <md-card>
      <form class="example-form">
  <md-input-container class="example-full-width">
    <input md-input placeholder="Company (disabled)" disabled value="Google">
  </md-input-container>

    <md-input-container class="example-full-width">
      <input md-input placeholder="First name">
    </md-input-container>
    <md-input-container class="example-full-width">
      <input md-input placeholder="Long Last Name That Will Be Truncated">
    </md-input-container>

    <md-input-container class="example-full-width">
      <textarea md-input placeholder="Address">1600 Amphitheatre Pkwy</textarea>
    </md-input-container>
    <md-input-container class="example-full-width">
      <textarea md-input placeholder="Address 2"></textarea>
    </md-input-container>

    <md-input-container class="example-full-width">
      <input md-input placeholder="City">
    </md-input-container>
    <md-input-container class="example-full-width">
      <input md-input placeholder="State">
    </md-input-container>
    <md-input-container class="example-full-width">
      <input md-input #postalCode maxlength="5" placeholder="Postal Code" value="94043">
      <md-hint align="end">{{postalCode.value.length}} / 5</md-hint>
    </md-input-container>

</form>
    </md-card>
    </md-card>

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