![]() sub ( old, new, m ) old = r 'class="gallerybox"' new = r 'style="vertical-align:top display:-moz-inline-box display:inline-block "' m = re. sub ( old, new, m ) # gallery layout from * old = r 'class="gallery"' new = r 'style="margin:2px padding:2px display:block "' m = re. targeturl = '' # if left empty, anchor links to sections or footnotes within the page may need to be fixed by hand nolocalimages = True # Set nolocalimages = True if all images are from Wikimedia Commons # If nolocalimages = False, images will link to local file description # pages instead of Commons User_agent = 'blogfix.py' headers = which depends on MW revision) # from * old = r '' new = r '' m = re. argv else : targeturl = '' # URL where the converted page will live # e.g. sourcepagename = 'Research:Newsletter/2012/September' outputfilename = sys. group ( 2 ) # wiki page to be converted # e.g. wikidomain = '' or wikidomain = 'sourcepagename = re. group ( 1 ) # wiki where the source page is taken from, # e.g. match ( sourceurlpattern, sourceurl ): raise blogfixerror ( 'Wrong URL format: "' + sourceurl + '" \n ' + usageexplanation ) wikidomain = re. argv sourceurlpattern = r 'https?://(*)/wiki/(.*)' if not re. argv ) 4 : raise blogfixerror ( usageexplanation ) sourceurl = sys. value = value def _str_ ( self ): return repr ( self. blog post) where the output will live \n\ (for converting internal, relative anchor links into absolute anchor links)' # TODO: nicer formatting class blogfixerror ( Exception ): def _init_ ( self, value ): self. import os import sys import re import urllib2 import codecs usageexplanation = 'usage: blogfix.py sourceurl outputfile \n\ * \" sourceurl \" denotes a page on a MediaWiki wiki such as \n\ * \" outputfile \" is the name output file (which will contain a "clean" version of the page \n\ suitable for (e.g.) usage on a Wordpress blog such as ) \n\ * "targeturl" (optional) denotes the page (e.g. # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Bayer (]) # Rewritten from the original script by ], modified by ]: # Go to for the current version and some documentation # This program is free software you can redistribute it and/or # modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License # as published by the Free Software Foundation either version 2 # of the License, or (at your option) any later version. Please download it today and follow the instructions to fill it out and share it with us. Providing a signed copy of the document for our records provides Perlman all of the information we need to make sure your wishes are seen to fruition.#!/usr/bin/python # Short script to take the HTML from a Wikimedia wiki and turn it into HTML suitable for posting to the Wikimedia blog # Copyright 2011-2017 by T. Our Legacy Gift Confirmation form offers a few ideas for ways to confirm your commitment. Whether you have already made plans, or are just beginning those conversations, Perlman’s Legacy Committee is here as a resource. The next step to create your Perlman Legacy is documenting the steps you have made towards your commitment. ![]() Your signed Letter of Intent provides a powerful first step in securing your support of Perlman’s future. Have you already joined Perlman’s Legacy Circle? Generations of campers, staff, and board members thank you for securing Perlman’s future! Join the Legacy Circle Formalize your Commitment Join our Legacy Circle today to keep Perlman strong for decades to come. You can help future generations experience the same magical Perlman community. Their commitments of all sizes help secure a stable financial future for scholarship, capital, and programming needs. ![]() Legacy Circle members promise to support Perlman in their planned giving. Now Perlman’s Legacy Circle makes sure that Perlman will continue to create community and change lives for another 60 years. Countless moments have taught life skills through living with bunkmates, camping in nature, working as a team, or conquering new challenges.Sixty summers have been bursting with lessons in watersports, athletics, arts, and Judaics.Six decades of campers have learned to make a bed, live in a tent, score a goal, or perform a duet.This impact would not have been possible without the ongoing generosity of our community. For over 60 years, Perlman has created community and changed lives.
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