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def convert_date_to_maori(date_string)
  tereo_date = date_string.clone
  h = {
        /January/   => 'Kohi-tātea',
        /February/	=> 'Hui-tanguru',
        /March/			=> 'Poutū-te-rangi',
        /April/			=> 'Paengawhā-whā',
        /May/				=> 'Haratua',
        /June/			=> 'Pipiri',
        /July/			=> 'Hōngongoi',

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# This code is designed to cleanup Word HTML to a very great extent.
# It is used at Radio NZ to cleanup documents created in Word prior to
# parsing them, line by line, to extract content.

# The Word content is pasted into WYSIWYG which is then HTTP POSTed into 
# the app where the string is cleaned by this code.

# We add new lines after block elements because the next stage is a line-based 
# parser

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# This code is used to 'line parse' schedules that are create in MS Word.
# It build on the gist http://gist.github.com/552955

# Once the HTML is cleaned up in core, it is passed into a class
# based on the type of document.

# Each class works through a schedule document line-by-line, determining 
# the context - what is the day and event

# These events are stored and imported into the main CMS.

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# This code is for illustrative purposes only and should be read in conjunction
# with this blog post:
# http://richardhulse.blogspot.com/2011/04/rebuilding-radio-nz-part-4-content.html

# I was still learning Rails and Ruby at the time this was written,
# so it is a but rough and ready.

# This code is released under an MIT license (the same as Rails).

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# This code is for illustrative purposes only and should be read in conjunction
# with this blog post:
# http://richardhulse.blogspot.com/2011/05/rebuilding-radio-nz-part-6-schedules.html

require 'open-uri'
require 'html_parser_docs'

namespace "migrate" do

  desc "Fetch the remote files"

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<?php 

// name richtextparser.inc

// This code is license GPL version 2
// It is an example from the blog series rebuilding radionz.co.nz
//  http://richardhulse.blogspot.com/

/* VERSION HISTORY

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# This code is for illustrative purposes only and should be read in conjunction
# with this blog post:
# http://richardhulse.blogspot.com/2011/05/rebuilding-radio-nz-part-6-schedules.html

# This code is released under an MIT license (the same as Rails).


class NationalScheduleParser < Parser

  def self.parse!(html)

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# This file contains custom input method from formtastic 1.2 and their
# replacement classes in 2.0

module FormtasticExtensions
  
  class WysiwygInput < Formtastic::Inputs::TextInput

    def input_html_options
      wysiwyg_type = input_options.delete(:controls)

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p{ font-size: 20px;}

@media print {
/* text be gone */
  .removeforprint{display:none}
}

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Licence terms: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/nz/

This was done via a Vodaphone cable (ex Telstra) connection in Lower Hutt, New Zealand
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/2835224438


Testing http://www.radionz.co.nz/
At Sun Jul 14 13:04:07 2013
10 loops
                                   Fastest   Median    Slowest   Std Dev