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WeavEast
Composting WeavEast
By Susan Szpakowski
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I take up the invitation to share my reflections with some hesitation. Jennifer and Annika were in the thick of WeavEast and have already articulated their nuanced and brave insights about the gap between the original vision and what played out over time. After helping shape the initial funding application, I wasn't so centrally involved. But since How We Thrive was a beneficiary and partner of WeavEast, I will add a few reflections from the sidelines.
How We Thrive
In June 2018 a McConnell program officer attended the four-day gathering organized by How We Thrive and saw that we were trying to do a lot on a shoestring budget. He requested that support for HWT would be included in what became the WeavEast funding, and we received $35,000 annually for three years. HWT was not involved in WeavEast backbone support and decision-making, but we were part of an ecosystem of organizations with overlapping missions and relationships. In that capacity HWT listened for alignment and ways we could support. For example, I attended a WeavEast retreat in 2019, where the theme of narrative surfaced as a key leverage point for shifting systems, and this inspired HWT's online Narrative Project which ran throughout most of 2020, co-hosted by some of the WeavEast fellows. More recently, we built on WeavEast conversations about food security, adding a narrative lens and running the Future of Food scenario project.
Because true transformation takes place on many levels at once, and because the times are urgent, we must slow down.
Polarities and tensions
Jennifer and Annika have already described the tensions between centralized (backbone) and distributed (network) leadership within WeavEast, and the erosion of trust from unacknowledged or shifting power dynamics. Annika pointed to the question of scale. I was also inspired by the vision that WeavEast could rapidly become an Atlantic-wide network, and I see the eagerness to scale as one of the ways that colonial conditioning has permeated my own thinking and the field of social innovation more broadly. Since earlier, more heady days, we are all learning that there aren't shortcuts to getting to know one another's stories and contexts, developing a ground of trust, decolonizing our own mental models, and growing something from the land up. The WeavEast funder wanted a reliable intermediary and a funding platform that would quickly grow to having Atlantic scope. As mostly white settlers, we were driven by big ideas and hopes for big influence and systemic impact supported by a big funder.
And yet, if you don't move and you don't try, things don't evolve. As WeavEast swung between the poles of prematurely-distributed and too-centralized decision-making we could vividly see the downside of each. At one extreme the focus and energy became scattered, lacking coherence and systemic value. At the other, centralized management dampened a sense of ownership, trust, and the potential for a rich multiplicity of voices and worldviews.
There is no formula, no magic recipe in the messy middle. We have to learn our way into it by having the audacity and support to practice, make mistakes, try not get stuck in one pole or the other, and keep going.
In a new book, Adam Kahane shares his experience of keeping diverse stakeholders moving forward by cycling between what he calls horizontal and vertical facilitation, which are parallel to distributed and centralized leadership. In an interview for the book, Christiana Figueres says that such polarities "are actually two realities that we often have to hold in equal standing, and then examine the space in between, because it is that space between polarities that provides the fruitful ground for coming together." This fruitful, unsettling ground is also the "messy middle" that Louise refers to. There is no formula, no magic recipe in the messy middle. We have to learn our way into it by having the audacity and support to practice, make mistakes, try not get stuck in one pole or the other, and keep going. I have witnessed a rise of this kind of leadership culture over the past few years, and that is no small thing.
As others have also noted, perhaps WeavEast's greatest challenge was around power, which arrived with the money. An early response was to flatten hierarchy and let the network decide what to do based on an initial scan. The backbone was meant to be an administrative hub. But perhaps what the project needed was a strong holding space that wasn't tied to a single organization — a leadership space that wasn't a pyramid. For example, my own dream would be that such a space would be held by a group that included Indigenous Elders and Black leaders as well as social innovators from across the region. This group would come together to set the purpose and direction, while continuing to deepen relationships and learning from the field, including through prototypes. In the absence of something like this, the power defaulted to the backbone, which then tried to correct the situation by giving away its power through a small-grants process that didn't satisfy anyone. As a partner trying to align with the activities of WeavEast, it wasn't clear to me where to bring the learning. Project evaluation is helpful but does not in itself feed into a deep pool of shared meaning-making.
Still, by being able to play out our best efforts and ideals, we learned so much. As a coherence-lover, I dream of enlightened models of "holding the centre," as I shared above. But in practice I wonder if sometimes it's better to just let go so the system can shift and find new equilibrium with new patterns and players that de-center whiteness. Sometimes chaos and failure are good-enough allies.
Project evaluation is helpful but does not in itself feed into a deep pool of shared meaning-making.
I am grateful that we had this chance to learn, to see these dynamics in the mirror and take responsibility for them, without shaming and blaming ourselves or each other. The whole field has been learning and unlearning, including funders. Perhaps the biggest prize is an emerging leadership culture of mutual support. I also see success as the degree to which each of us has grown in our humility.
I was struck by Annika's understatement that "the world is different now than when WeavEast began." She continues, "We can't continue to lean on good intentions — we know so much more about the inequities that have shaped our current reality and we need to hold ourselves accountable to changing the future trajectory."
I agree whole-heartedly though I might choose a different word than trajectory, which suggests forward, better, higher. Today I took a walk in the forest, where the leaves are turning yellow, red, brown, and many are already forming a beautiful mosaic on the forest floor. They have done their job and soon they will be composted back into the soil. In 2014, when the Ivany Report was released, the prevailing narrative was that our region had an attitude problem. Fear of success and resistance to progress and upward mobility were holding us back. We were losing people to Central and Western Canada, which were shiny with sophistication and wealth.
Photo by Joe Kritz from Pexels
Now there is a reverse migration and a reverse pull — towards the earth, simplicity, humility, and towards uncovering untold stories and difficult truths. The myth of white supremacy, the primacy of the GDP, and the innocent founding story of Canada are all composting, though their shapes and influence remain.
The field of social innovation was born on the ground of emergence, but now the times are calling for attending to what has been, and what needs to be, submerged. I appreciate Louise's reminder that "scaling deeply" involves working below the surface. We've known for a long time that systems change isn't linear; now we're realizing it often isn't even visible. Nor is it separate from our own inner identities and realities. Because true transformation takes place on many levels at once, and because the times are urgent, we must slow down.
As we compost WeavEast, I have no doubt that rich nutrients are being returned to the soil, along with many seeds. Elder Albert Marshall likes to remind us that we won't be the ones to sit under the trees we plant today. I feel fortunate to have been able to plant some seeds and to have taken some small steps in becoming more self-aware of what I need to compost myself, as a European-born settler living on this beautiful, unceded land of the Mi'kmaq.
Susan Szpakowski is founder of How We Thrive (www.howwethrive.org).
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Child born with parent's semen stored for 22 years
When diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma in the early 1980's Mike Kuzminski, a rock musician from Canada had to be regularly taken off the road whilst touring with his band to receive chemo and radiotherapy. Infertility was a major side effect for about 20 per cent of Hodgkin's sufferers in the 1980's, but Mike, then aged 18 had not even considered having children. Luckily his forward thinking oncologist at a Canadian fertility clinic advised him to go ahead and freeze his sperm. Fast forward 22 years and Mike Kuzminksi was now hoping to start a family of his own, however Mike learned he was infertile after having a series of tests. Oddly enough, it never crossed his mind to go back to the Calgary clinic where he'd stored his frozen sperm years ago. "I didn't even consider my sperm would be there. I'd forgotten about that life," he said.
On a Christmas visit home to Alberta in 2003, Kuzminski's sister reminded her brother of his frozen sperm -- giving her brother and partner a hope of conceiving a biological child. Kuzminski tracked down the name of the clinic and called almost immediately. After waiting on the phone for some minutes, Kuzminski got the happy news from a staff member at the clinic, who replied; "We totally have you here -- and you owe us $2,000 for storage."
On the 1st of November 2007, baby Jacek Kuzminski was born in Langley, Canada, in what has been deemed a Canadian record for fertility treatment. The sperm they used had been on ice for more than 22 years, originally frozen by a Planer controlled rate freezer, and kept at liquid nitrogen temperatures in a cryogenic storage vessel. Planer machines are still in use at the clinic today.
Physicians across the country are trying to agree on guidelines for what should be done with abandoned frozen sperm. Kuzminski said he was both surprised and thankful that his frozen sperm had not been destroyed despite the fact that he had not paid nor contacted the Calgary clinic where it was stored for more than 22 years.
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com.weibo.sdk.android.api

枚举 WeiboAPI.CAPITAL

java.lang.Object

java.lang.Enum<WeiboAPI.CAPITAL>

com.weibo.sdk.android.api.WeiboAPI.CAPITAL

所有已实现的接口:

java.io.Serializable, java.lang.Comparable<WeiboAPI.CAPITAL>

封闭类:

WeiboAPI

public static enum WeiboAPI.CAPITAL
extends java.lang.Enum<WeiboAPI.CAPITAL>

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枚举常量和说明

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static WeiboAPI.CAPITAL
valueOf(java.lang.String name)

返回带有指定名称的该类型的枚举常量。

static WeiboAPI.CAPITAL[]
values()

按照声明该枚举类型的常量的顺序, 返回
包含这些常量的数组。

从类继承的方法 java.lang.Enum

compareTo, equals, getDeclaringClass, hashCode, name, ordinal, toString, valueOf

从类继承的方法 java.lang.Object

getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

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A

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL A

B

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL B

C

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL C

D

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL D

E

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL E

F

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL F

G

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL G

H

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL H

I

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL I

J

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL J

K

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL K

L

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL L

M

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL M

N

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL N

O

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL O

P

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL P

Q

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL Q

R

public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL R

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public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL S

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public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL T

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public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL U

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public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL V

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public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL W

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public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL X

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public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL Y

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public static final WeiboAPI.CAPITAL Z

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values

public static WeiboAPI.CAPITAL[] values()

按照声明该枚举类型的常量的顺序, 返回
包含这些常量的数组。该方法可用于迭代
常量, 如下所示:

for (WeiboAPI.CAPITAL c : WeiboAPI.CAPITAL.values())
    System.out.println(c);

valueOf

public static WeiboAPI.CAPITAL valueOf(java.lang.String name)

返回带有指定名称的该类型的枚举常量。
字符串必须与用于声明该类型的枚举常量的
标识符完全匹配。(不允许有多余
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A TOW 2B Missile Pops the Top Off a Russian Tank Like a Bottle of Beer
You do not want be underneath the TOW 2B Aero when it goes boom.
By Jake Swearingen
TOW (Tube-launched, Optically-tracked, Wire-guided) missiles have been in the field for decades now, used by over 45 of the world's militaries, with at least 15,000 in service. But in recent years, as Raytheon has continued to develop its weapon system, new variants have made it even more terrifying, particularly for standing heavy armor.
What you're seeing above is the TOW 2B Aero system, also known as the TOW 2B BGM-71F, being tested against a Russian T-72 tank. The results, as you can see, are devastating to the third-generation piece of heavy armor.
Unlike a RPG-7 (a rocket-propelled grenade), a TOW system is a lot heavier and little bit more complicated to use. With an RPG, you essentially point the tube at a target, pull the trigger, and hope that you've aimed correctly. Think of it as essentially a very large, very destructive bullet—no smarter, and even more difficult to aim (RPGs have trouble with crosswinds, making long-distance shots difficult—anything further than 300 meters is usually a crapshoot, even on a large target like heavy armor).
The TOW, however, is completely different beast. Once fired, motors kick in on the missile allowing it be to steered. As long as the user can maintain "command to line of sight" with the target (i.e., keep a laser or infrared beam honed in on what the user is aiming at), the missile will guide itself towards the target.
The TOW 2B Aero, commissioned by the U.S. Army in 2004, is particularly devastating. Not only it is effective out to 4,500 meters (compared to the, at the very, very outside, 500 meters for an RPG-7), the TOW 2B Aero uses "fly-over, shoot-down" warheads.
In the video above, when watched in slow motion, you can see the missile actually passes a few feet over the tank before detonating, sending two warheads down onto the target. This explains why the explosion is so large (and why the turret gains enough upward velocity to flip completely off the tank).The TOW 2B saw some limited use by U.S. forces during the ground campaign in Iraq, but most recently it's been seen being used by opposition forces in Syria, as you can see this video (which, as a warning, does show actual combat footage). Regardless of where it's used, any piece of heavy armor in its vicinity is not safe.
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Fortune Selector is the new MLP from Other Houses (Brooklyn, NY) and the group's debut on Brooklyn record label Iron Pier. Previously the solo project of Morgan Enos (Hollow Sunshine, Medium Mystic, Hheaven), Fortune Selector is Other Houses' confident debut as a full-fledged band, recorded with Californian players Adam Nash (guitar), Alex Nash (drums), and Ross Major (bass).
Fortune Selector is well-represented by its front cover, featuring a palm tree – the universal symbol of California – inverted. In fact, Enos formed the new Other Houses band and recorded Fortune Selector directly before relocating from California to New York. As he remembers, "I quickly and immediately dove into those sessions – mostly in living rooms and an after-hours art supply store – more committed to capturing an impulsive energy than worrying about technically perfect takes." Most of Fortune Selector was recorded live in a single night, when Enos turned twenty-four, and these wonderfully hooky pop songs explore dichotomies – fame and insignificance, purity and impurity, New York and California.
After Fortune Selector was completed, Enos relocated to Brooklyn, reforming the backing band. "Looking back, I feel like many of the songs came from a charged, hot sense of anticipation of moving to the city," says Enos, and that comes through in the tunes. The garage-rocking "Me as Periodicals" has a panic attack about leaving your legacy in Internet links, "Meaning of the Band" is a highly melodic put-down of what Enos calls "haircuts and vibes… the most excruciating music types you tend to run into," and "Cats Know Me" is a '70s-style duet about longing to hang with the pack that Enos calls "the best song I've ever written."
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Sydney Braunfeld
Sydney is a full-time member of Orchestra Victoria
Sydney Braunfeld was born in New York, and began playing the horn at the age of eight. She received her Bachelor's and Master's degrees from The Juilliard School, studying under William Purvis and Jennifer Montone.
She went on to attend The Curtis Institute where she was awarded a Performer's Certificate in 2011. The following year, Sydney moved to Australia, and began freelancing in Melbourne.
She performs regularly with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra, Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Macau Philharmonic, and the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra.
As a soloist, Sydney has played concerti with the Essendon Symphony Orchestra and the Melbourne Sinfonia. Sydney is currently a full-time member of Orchestra Victoria.


University Honors:Honorary Degrees:David A. Straz, Jr.
Conferred on David A. Straz, Jr.
David A. Straz, Jr., through a distinguished career dedicated to philanthropy, has been active in supporting higher education, the visual and performing arts, and a myriad of civic projects.
After graduating from Marquette University in 1965, David began a career in banking and finance. He built banking organizations in Wisconsin and Florida which he sold to U.S. Bank, Bank of America, and Fifth Third Bank. His success in these fields provided him the ability to create opportunity and advancement not only in the United States, but also in Africa and Central America.
David has been extremely instrumental in a variety of international development efforts. He is the Ambassador at Large and Honorary Counsel General to both the Republic of Liberia and to the Republic of Honduras. Working with the governments of these countries, David is active in efforts to promote education and economic development and to ensure that future generations there receive opportunity. In 2012 the University of Liberia dedicated the David A. Straz, Jr., Sinje Campus, and in 2007 he received the Humanitarian of the Decade award from the College of West Africa, located in Monrovia, Liberia.
David has been particularly active in supporting the arts. He is a Managing Director of the Metropolitan Opera in New York, and has transformed the arts scene in his home city of Tampa, Florida, through the creation of the David A. Straz, Jr., Center for the Performing Arts. The Center, in addition to offering a range of performances, offers educational programming across the city and allows children and educators to have access to a full range of arts experiences. David and his wife, Catherine Lowry Straz, received the Kairos Award from the Haggerty Museum of Art in recognition of their distinguished role in fine arts.
David's generosity can also be seen in the promotion of conservation, research, and education in the sciences. His gift led to the establishment of the Manatee Hospital at the Lowry Park Zoo in Tampa. The work there helps ensure the long-term survival of this critically endangered species and promotes conservation of Florida's delicate ecosystem.
The Center for Natural and Social Sciences at Carthage College in Kenosha, Wisconsin, is named in his honor. David is Chair of Carthage's Board of Trustees, and past Chair of the Board at the University of Tampa. He has received honorary degrees from Carthage College, Catholic University of Honduras, Polytechnic University of Honduras, and the University of Liberia.
David has been incredibly generous to and supportive of his Alma Mater. He served as a member of the Marquette University Board of Trustees from 1985 to 2007, and as Chair of the Board from 1997 to 2001. His leadership and support for the College of Business Administration, the Haggerty Museum of Art, and other projects helped reshape the university over the past decades. In 1984 Marquette dedicated David A. Straz, Jr., Hall as the home of the College of Business Administration, and in 2002 dedicated David A. Straz, Jr., Tower as a premier residence hall. He served for many years on the National Board of Visitors for Marquette's Les Aspin Center for Government and was instrumental in its founding. He spearheaded the fundraising effort to establish the Aspin Center and promoted the vision of the program to others in the business and philanthropic community. His support, vision, and counsel helped the Aspin Center grow into the preeminent program of its type in Washington, D.C., with a focus on educating public servants committed to ethics and integrity.
Because of his philanthropic work in service of education, the arts, and civic projects around the world and at Marquette, President Lovell, I hereby recommend David A. Straz, Jr., for the Marquette University degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa.


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Director, Adrian Moss' requirements were just as challenging but with careful planning of schedules and permissions, Cambridge UAV were able to complete all 20 locations over a 3 day period.!
The team at Cambridge UAV coordinated with the CAA, local airports and the Military Low-Flight Cell to ensure all flight ops would be on time and without any interruptions.


Between application fees, test preparation, and travel costs to visit campuses, applying to MBA programs is expensive. But with their first annual MBA CHALLENGE, our friends at Apply in the Sky are giving you the opportunity to win some of it back.
The MBA CHALLENGE is free to enter, and the three winners will receive cash prizes in the amount of $200, $300 and $500 to help offset their admissions costs, or perhaps just to celebrate in style once those admissions letters finally arrive.
1.You Like: Join the Apply in the Sky community by "liking" them on Facebook.
2.You Apply: Sign up for a free Apply in the Sky account and use their interface to submit responses to three short questions.
3.They Reward: Apply in the Sky will award cash prizes to the three best responses.
Especially interesting for those of you who have yet to start working on Round 3 applications, the MBA CHALLENGE also gives applicants a chance to try out the Apply in the Sky MBA planner (as featured in TechCrunch and Business Insider), which is a great asset to help you easily manage all your applications across schools.
The MBA CHALLENGE deadline is January 31st, 2011, and winners will be notified by the end of February. Good luck!


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British alpaca - spinning a luxurious & sustainable knitwear yarn
Alpacas originate from the plateaus of the South American Andes and are the domesticated species of camelid resembling a llama, though smaller. Ancient Incas referred to alpacas as the 'Fibre of the Gods' because of the luxuriously soft and durable fibre they produce. Today, along with cashmere, it is referred to as one of the luxury 'Noble Fibres'. In the UK today there are over 30 000 alpacas grazing on open pasture in the UK (with shelters provided for rainy days), mostly in small flocks on rural smallholdings. Alpacas graze in such as way as to cause less disturbance to the soil than other livestock. This gentle grazer also produces a rich, volumous fleece each year that must be shorn for the animals well-being.
Spun & knitted in Great Britain
At least 80% of the alpaca in Ally Bee Knitwear is derived from the fleece of British alpaca flocks. Ally Bee alpaca yarn is spun in a small mill in Dorset to a commercial knitwear specification, and in natural colour blends that eliminate the use of dyes. The yarns are then crafted to Ally Bee designs in limited edition runs of beautifully finished jumpers, scarves, gloves and hats in a small factory in the Scottish Borders, supporting the region's long heritage of superior knitting skills.
High Standards of Animal Welfare
British alpaca flocks are reared with special care, and this promotes a healthy rich fleece. They are provided with shelter from the cold, and receive vaccinations and supplements in addition to a a dental check and toe-nail clip at shearing time. And these sociable creatures are rarely left alone - they must have a companion alpaca by their side otherwise they become lonely and become physically ill.
'Cradle to Cradle' Production
British alpacas are reared with minimal environmental impact on lush British pasture. Ally Bee alpaca yarns are dye-free and contain no acrylics, and are derived from annually renewable fleece. At the end of its wearing life, an undyed alpaca garment or accessory can be returned to the earth to fully biodegrade and without leaching chemicals. Alpaca fleece is graded by hand, divided into the 'firsts' from the saddle region - best for spinning into yarn for knitting or wovens - and the lesser grade 'seconds' and 'thirds' from the neck and legs are perfect for insulation, an example of this being eco-friendly Penrose Products who buy up low grade British alpaca fleece from the annual alpaca clip as duvet filling.
Chemical & Dye Free
British alpaca flocks produce fleece with a colour palatte of 18 possible shades - in assorted browns, creams and near-black. In addition to this, with careful blending at the early stages of the spinning process, alpaca fleece can be spun into a range of warm, autumnal colours, without the need for the chemical and high water consumption of the conventional colour-dyeing process. The Ally Bee alpaca colour palette consists of pure Cream, soft Grey, caramel Brown and Charcoal, and a Pebble / Taupe shade made from a blend of 1ply of Grey with 1ply of Brown.
Sustainability Credentials
Alpaca are 'ruminants', which means they cut grass like a deer rather than ripping it out from the roots like a sheep or goat. They are nature's perfect lawnmowers. And, they eat less than most other livestock. Alpacas produce a wonderfully thick fleece of up to 150mm, renewable every year.
Unlike imported fleeces of cashmere and Merino, British alpaca yarns are washed, spun and knitted in their country of origin, thereby reducing the high carbon footprint attached to transportation of the vast majority of knitwear yarns.


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package org.orienteer.core.module;

import java.util.List;

import org.apache.wicket.util.string.Strings;
import org.orienteer.core.OrienteerWebApplication;
import org.orienteer.core.component.widget.AbstractHtmlJsPaneWidget;
import org.orienteer.core.component.widget.document.ExternalPageWidget;
import org.orienteer.core.util.OSchemaHelper;
import org.orienteer.core.widget.IWidgetType;
import org.orienteer.core.widget.IWidgetTypesRegistry;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import com.google.common.base.Predicate;
import com.google.inject.Inject;
import com.google.inject.Singleton;
import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.db.document.ODatabaseDocument;
import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.metadata.schema.OClass.INDEX_TYPE;
import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.metadata.schema.OSchema;
import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.metadata.schema.OType;

/**
 * {@link IOrienteerModule} to install widget specific things
 */
@Singleton
public class OWidgetsModule extends AbstractOrienteerModule {

	private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(OWidgetsModule.class);

	public static final String OCLASS_DASHBOARD = "ODashboard";
	public static final String OPROPERTY_DOMAIN = "domain";
	public static final String OPROPERTY_TAB = "tab";
	public static final String OPROPERTY_CLASS = "class";
	public static final String OPROPERTY_LINKED_IDENTITY = "linked";
	public static final String OPROPERTY_WIDGETS = "widgets";

	public static final String OCLASS_WIDGET = "OWidget";
	public static final String OPROPERTY_DASHBOARD = "dashboard";
	public static final String OPROPERTY_TYPE_ID = "typeId";
	public static final String OPROPERTY_COL = "col";
	public static final String OPROPERTY_ROW = "row";
	public static final String OPROPERTY_SIZE_X = "sizeX";
	public static final String OPROPERTY_SIZE_Y = "sizeY";
	public static final String OPROPERTY_HIDDEN = "hidden";
	public static final String OPROPERTY_PAGE_URL = "pageUrl";
	public static final String OPROPERTY_STYLE = "style";

	@Inject
	private IWidgetTypesRegistry registry;

	public OWidgetsModule() {
		super("widgets", 2);
	}

	@Override
	public void onInstall(OrienteerWebApplication app, ODatabaseDocument db) {
		super.onInstall(app, db);
		OSchemaHelper helper = OSchemaHelper.bind(db);
		helper.oClass(OCLASS_DASHBOARD)
					.oProperty(OPROPERTY_DOMAIN, OType.STRING, 10).oIndex(INDEX_TYPE.NOTUNIQUE).markDisplayable()
					.oProperty(OPROPERTY_TAB, OType.STRING, 20).oIndex(INDEX_TYPE.NOTUNIQUE).markDisplayable()
					.oProperty(OPROPERTY_LINKED_IDENTITY, OType.LINK, 30).markDisplayable()
					.oProperty(OPROPERTY_CLASS, OType.STRING, 40)
					.oProperty(OPROPERTY_WIDGETS, OType.LINKLIST, 50).assignVisualization("table");
		helper.oClass(OCLASS_WIDGET)
					.oProperty(OPROPERTY_DASHBOARD, OType.LINK, 10).markDisplayable().markAsLinkToParent()
					.oProperty(OPROPERTY_TYPE_ID, OType.STRING, 20).markDisplayable().markAsDocumentName()
					.oProperty(OPROPERTY_COL, OType.INTEGER, 30)
					.oProperty(OPROPERTY_ROW, OType.INTEGER, 40)
					.oProperty(OPROPERTY_SIZE_X, OType.INTEGER, 50)
					.oProperty(OPROPERTY_SIZE_Y, OType.INTEGER, 60)
					.oProperty(OPROPERTY_HIDDEN, OType.BOOLEAN, 60);
		helper.setupRelationship(OCLASS_DASHBOARD, OPROPERTY_WIDGETS, OCLASS_WIDGET, OPROPERTY_DASHBOARD);
		installWidgetsSchemaV2(db);
	}

	@Override
	public void onUpdate(OrienteerWebApplication app, ODatabaseDocument db,
			int oldVersion, int newVersion) {
		int updateTo = oldVersion+1;
		switch(updateTo) {
			case 2:
			installWidgetsSchemaV2(db);
		}
		if(updateTo<newVersion) onUpdate(app, db, updateTo, newVersion);
	}

	@Override
	public void onInitialize(OrienteerWebApplication app, ODatabaseDocument db) {
		if(!checkWidgetClassesInstallation(db)) {
			LOG.error("!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!");
			LOG.error("!!! NOT ALL WIDGET CLASSES WERE INSTALLED !!!");
			LOG.error("!!!          TRYING TO REINSTALL          !!!");
			LOG.error("!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!");
			onInstall(app, db);
			if(!checkWidgetClassesInstallation(db)) {
				LOG.error("!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!");
				LOG.error("!!!   REINSTALL HAS NOT FIXED A PROBLEM   !!!");
				LOG.error("!!!     SYSTEM MIGHT WORK INCORRECTLY     !!!");
				LOG.error("!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!");
			}
		}
	}

	private boolean checkWidgetClassesInstallation(ODatabaseDocument db) {
		final OSchema schema = db.getMetadata().getSchema();
		List<IWidgetType<?>> notInstalled = registry.listWidgetTypes(new Predicate<IWidgetType<Object>>() {

			@Override
			public boolean apply(IWidgetType<Object> input) {
				String oClassName = input.getOClassName();
				if(Strings.isEmpty(oClassName)) return false;
				return !schema.existsClass(oClassName);
			}
		});
		return notInstalled==null || notInstalled.isEmpty();
	}

	protected void installWidgetsSchemaV2(ODatabaseDocument db) {
		OSchemaHelper helper = OSchemaHelper.bind(db);
		helper.oClass(AbstractHtmlJsPaneWidget.WIDGET_OCLASS_NAME, OCLASS_WIDGET)
				.oProperty("title", OType.STRING, 0)
				.oProperty("html", OType.STRING, 10).assignVisualization("textarea")
				.oProperty("script", OType.STRING, 20).assignVisualization("textarea")
				.oProperty("resources", OType.EMBEDDEDLIST, 30).linkedType(OType.STRING);

		helper.oClass(ExternalPageWidget.WIDGET_OCLASS_NAME, OCLASS_WIDGET)
				.oProperty("pageUrl", OType.STRING, 0)
				.oProperty("style", OType.STRING, 10);
	}
}


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Line Developing Its Own Slack Rival
Slack is a workplace communication solution that's increasingly becoming popular, some major tech companies are now working to create a similar solution of their own. Line, one of the biggest cross-platform messaging services in the world, has announced today that it's also developing a new workplace messaging solution. The unnamed solution might take some inspiration from Slack, Line says that its new product will be released first in Japan by spring next year.
Line wants to speed up development on this solution so it has decided to work with a team called Works Mobile. It happens to be a Japanese affiliate of Korean internet behemoth Naver, much like Line Corp itself.
There's no shortage of enterprise-focused apps and services out there but Slack is gaining popularity primarily because of its easy-to-use features and layout, among other features.
This is just one of the ways that Line seeks to remain relevant in a market that also plays hosts to giants like Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, and Snapchat. Line does need to differentiate itself from the competition and offering a business-focused product is a good way to go about it.
Line is yet to confirm further details about this new service, we'll get to hear more about it in the coming months.
Filed in Web. Read more about Line and Slack.
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Meriden Soccer Club is excited to announce a new Fall Tournament we will be hosting through US Youth Soccer called the Target United Cup. We are excited to be able to offer a Fall event that is open to recreational U10 soccer teams. With Meriden, CT hosting the event we look forward to drawing teams from all corners of our state. With that, we are eager to encourage teams from outside of Connecitcut to participate in the event as well. Registration is now open and for U10 boys and girls teams and we look forward to making this event a competitive and fun event for every team that participates.
US Youth Soccer has announced the Fall 2017 schedule for the Target United Cup, a tournament series for recreational players.
The Target United Cup is open to players registered with US Youth Soccer State Association-affiliated recreational leagues. Every Target United Cup event will contain various features, such as player hydration stations, welcome bags and hospitality ambassadors, which will each produce a one-of-a-kind experience.
The Target United Cup philosophy rests in granting all players equal opportunities and benefits within their level of play in the sport of soccer. All players have the right to participate in the game in order to develop and exhibit their skills while enjoying themselves. The Target United Cup format provides players with a developmental opportunity by emphasizing participation, as opposed to competition in a family-centered environment.
The U10 divisions will play a minimum of three (3) games with an 8 vs. 8 format. The boys division will play on Saturday, September 23rd and the girls division will play on Sunday the 24th. All U10 teams will receive a participation award with no division standings. All U10 games will be officiated by a one (1) man system. All games will be officiated by USSF Certified Referees.


The girl's bright blue eyes wandered around the skyline, fighting to make sense of what had just happened and where they had ended up. The whole thing was still a blur, really, and all she remembered was watching Sleif fade out of her sight, staying behind even when he promised that he would stick together with her.
One friend, gone... And more had already left, too.
The girl cast a quick glance behind her, only a vague glance at the others who had dashed through Macks' portal.
Without another word, the child dashed down an alleyway, leaving everyone behind.
mumbled macks as he pulled his face (which he suddenly found stuck in a brick floor) out of the ground.
"guh... t-take inventory, w-who made it?"
he said, not realizing rena was long gone into the alleyways of Twilight town.
"hopefully she'll be okay, any way Grey Naoki... uh, little master... w-welcome to twilight town,"
"this is a land located in between light and darkness, where the sunset never ends, this place is connected to another world via a magic train that rarely appears at the central station, it is mostly inhabited by humans, however heartless do lurk here and they aren't the only creatures here that could be a threat, so be careful."
I need to locate miss rena, and fast! dragging her through a portal then letting her get hurt or lost is the last thing I would want to happen!
Naoki had to sit to catch his breath when he heard Macks call out to take inventory and stated, "I'm fine, think I left my stomach back at the other place though," and looked around. He, Macks, the young spud, and Gray. . . he stopped for a second and began to count on his fingers. Him, Macks Y.S, and Gray made four, but hadn't there been five of them going through the portal-corridor thingy that Macks had done? He noticed Macks running down an alley after giving them the information on this place and Naoki could only sigh, they had in a way ripped her away from the only person who hadn't jumped the gun with . . . Naoki put his hand on his head and tapped at his forehead with his finger. He wasn't going to call him royalty at any point so, what went with P, Percy? No that wasn't funny enough for him. Percival? Yeah that sounded right. He got up and turned back to the other two heading down the main path down the hill, "So, shall we do a little exploring as we hunt for the little lady?"
It hurts to just even think...where I came from...who I am... who...who am I...?
My name..... My name is- "ELIZA!?" Suddenly a warm glow of light surrounds the drifting lady, a smile slowly forming on her face as the light started to dim. Memories started to slowly return to her as the light faded into a sunset orange-like red hue. Eliza blinked a few seconds, rubbing her eyes as they slowly adjusted to all the colors and brightness around her. Where...where am I..? The girl started to get confused and nervous as she took in the unfamiliar sights surrounding her, brick buildings surrounded her in what seemed to be an alleyway of some kind. In the distance high above loomed a large bell tower, towering about this unfamiliar town. "I've never seen any place like this in Donarun before! And if that's the case...which I hope I'm wrong then I'm in another world?" Eliza couldn't believe that she ended up in a new world, maybe she was just dreaming and she would awaken back in her Aunt Agitha's inn, with a soft cool cloth draped across her forehead. "If I just pinch myself, I'm sure I'll wake up!" With rejuvenated optimism, Eliza pinched her arm hoping it would awaken her from her dream except she didn't awake, the world she was in was real, just like how the glow of the sunset was warm to her face and hands. I guess I should find a way back home then I guess..! With a new plan having formulated, Eliza set off into the town's city, leaving the alleyway behind. She noticed people busying themselves left and right: putting up flier, working at shops, kids playing with some weird board looking thing with wheels on it. Eliza brushed her long green hair from the side of her face as she turned to examine one of the posters that was being hung up more closely. "'Twilight Town proudly presents...the Fiftieth Struggle Competition'. So..a match of some kind is going to be held? And I guess I'm at some town called Twilight Town." Eliza turned back around and watched a more people passed by, only to realize one thing that hadn't have dawned on her till now.
Eliza turned around to notice a young man, who seemed to be around her and Zyrun' age, approach her. She listened to his question about needing some sort of help. "To be honest, I was going to ask you the same thing!" explained Eliza, her hair caught in a light breeze as the townsfolk didn't seem to notice that someone new had somehow entered into their town. She knew she should wait for the stranger to ask what he needed, but time was precious. She wanted to find Zeryn and go home. "I'm sorry, but I really need to find someone..! I..um..." The young woman paused for a moment. Should she say where she's from? She doesn't even know if this person could be trusted! "...-lost! I, can't seem to find my way home either. I must have um..slept walk here, and I'm a bit unfamiliar with this part of the town." Eliza wasn't the best liar, her honest always made it hard for her to do such unnecessary dishonesty. And seemed even she wanted to mention she was from another world it's almost like she couldn't. Like some sort of instinct was keep her from saying that she was. The breezed died down as he hair rested naturally back behind her, a few strands of hair draped across her shoulder as she waited for the young man's response.
Eliza listened to the young man's offer as she then contemplated abit on what she should do. "If I do work with him, then maybe I'll be one step closer to finding Zeryn!" Eliza had knew that was the best thing to do, so she extended her arm, waiting for a handshake from Naoki. "Sure, I'll join with you! My name's Eliza by the way!" said the young woman as she smiled back at Naoki. "So, who is it that you are trying to find?" Eliza considered it would be best to help this Naoki out first before finding Zeryn, it would atleast get her a chance to get the lay of the world and maybe find a clue or two as to where her friend may be. And who knows, she could also find a way home as well.
The girl wandered ahead through the town, pulling her hood over her head as she kept up at a brisk pace. She was far, far away from the others by now, and she had taken off down a winding street, leading her further away. As much as she was curious to turn around, to see if someone had followed or something, Rena continued down the hill and towards an entryway, keeping herself from ever looking back.
Curiouser and curiouser... the girl discovered some place new, some place unlike anything she had ever seen before... Stepping closer, she discovered an enormous stage, or even something like an arena, and bright, purple banners hanging from all around the towering buildings. Considering how tall everything was, she couldn't help but feel even tinier than she already was, but she was too intrigued to just stand in the shadows.
The girl gasped, nearly stumbling back into a wall. She gulped, eyes wide.
She discovered someone standing off to the side at a table, where several papers had been scattered about. The blonde man who greeted her looked bright and cheerful, grinning brightly as he waved to the girl.
"Wanna enter the annual Struggle tournament?"
Blinking, the girl leaned her head to the side, eyes bright.
"Yeah! It's a fighting tournament!"
She grinned. Her curiosity got the best of her -- she had to find out what this thing was!
I have to find Rena... I have to find Rena... where is she?
where could she... D'oh! I'm such a moron! I'm a heartless! I can see her heart if I search for it!
"come on! anyone want to join the struggle? not many places left! hey- what!"
Macks hadn't noticed that he had walked into plain sight!
"it's one of those things!"
I've been spotted!... the roof! I'll get there with... no! those creatures have already spotted me!
Macks panicked as nobodies - dusks, and Berserkers - came out of nowhere! and with them came shadows, soldiers, and deserters! the two spiecies began to fight!
Eliza listened intently to the description of the person Naoki was trying to find, "A little girl? Maybe...Naoki's her brother?" Eliza pondered on if she did see someone that fit that discription shortly before meeting the young man. She then had to stifle a laugh a bit when Naoki said that she would just hit him for trying to rescue her. Eliza quickly held back anymore laughter as she knew this was a serious matter. "Well, I'm sorry to say that I haven't seen her or atleast I can't remember if I have or not. But it sounds like either way she will be found though!" smiled the young woman reassuringly. When asked about Zyrun though, she quickly hidden her emotion and had to look away from Naoki. "My friend's name is Zeryn, Zeryn Myllun. Goes by Shadow also sometimes. Hes alittle bit taller than me, has black hair and brown eyes..." At this point Eliza seemed to be lost in thought for a moment, her mind getting cloudy for a bit. Soon she quickly snapped out of the small happening and turned her attention back towards Naoki. "He wears a black jacket with a crimson like design on the back, the designs reminds me of fire because of the shape. Other than that, when around others he tends to keep to himself unless something is needed to be said. But, if he does know you well he does have a softer side to him." Eliza was about to continue when she thought she heard some sort of ruckus coming from another section of Twilight Town. "Do you hear something?" The young woman only hoped Zeryn wasn't involved if her suspicions of the noises were correct.
The scene at the sandlot was confusing as he saw various creatures engaged in combat one bearing a familiar symbol, the other a similar symbol, however, the moment he saw a few heartless turn his way he took a step back. Something hit his back and he glanced behind him only to see a wall behind him. Turning back to the fight he saw some heartless had turned away from the melee going on and focused on him. More specifically they were in the air, going to strike. Naoki brought his hands up, but knew somewhere that it was useless as he shut his eyes flinching. A second passed, then another. Opening his eyes and looking around he could see orbiting balls of flames around him and his heartless attackers dissipating into darkness. These flames, protected me, he thought confused before focusing back on the battle, I'll have to worry about that later.
As Eliza watched Naoki run off towards the noise she had a look of almost disbelief. I thought we were supposed to help each other together..! The young woman sighed softly and quickly followed Naoki soon after he rounded a corner. She eventually ended up in the sandlot, and there was a huge fight occuring. Naoki was fighting off some black creatures of sorts while balls of flames surrounded his him. The black creatures were also attacking white creatures as well. I...I have to help! Eliza then turned to her left as one of the smaller black creatures, with two antenna looking appendage sticking out of it's head and small beady yellow eyes moved towards her to attack. In quick desperation she shielded her face from the awaiting blow, but for some reason the blow never came. The young woman opened her eyes and looked forward to see she was now holding a large staff in her left hand. The gold and silver staff had a elegant design surrounding the top of the staff and on the very center of the top seated a crystal emerald which seemed to glow slighty. When the staff was summoned the shadow heartless was forced back, forced in the air and then landed on the ground. This..This power..I've never felt anything like this before..! But it feels familiar like I've had it all my life. Soon the little heartless quickly got up to attack her once more making Eliza panic a bit as she held the staff in front of her. Ok, I'm not sure what to do, but I feel as though I know some sort of spell. With that Eliza quickly swung her staff from her right side to the left as she yelled, "Thunder!" Soon a bolt of lightning shot out from her staff as it connected to the small black creature, knocking it on it's back and then quickly dissipating into black smoke. "I..I guess I killed it..!" The young woman had to smile to herself as she quickly went over to Naoki. "Hey! Naoki! I can help!"
Eliza nodded and actually turned back to seem two of the white creatures come towards her and neck, their bodies almost elastic as they moved closer. They seemed to have zippers where their mouths would be. These creatures are definitely not like the ones back home, but I have to focus though. Never really thought i'd be fighting though! Soon one of the white ones lunged forward to attack, stretching it's arm out towards her nicking her side. Soon an emerald like glow started to appear in front of her as she looked down to see a emerald crystal on a chain around her neck. Wh-..where did this come? I wouldn't have known it was here if I hadn't...... Gotten hurt! She was glad to have something that would let her know if she was hurt during combat in case she was unware. Soon another spell seemed to creep into the forefront of her mind as she quickly raised her staff above her head "CURE!" yelled out the woman, as a leaves seemed to magically appear around her and seemed to dance as they spun and then quickly went away as they had appeared. The emerald crystal soon after stopped glowing, her body feeling tons better. "Hey! Naoki! If you get injured, let me know! i can help heal you!" announced Eliza, she quickly shot another shot of a lightning bolt at the creature that attacked her. The white creature quickly vanished in a white mist like the black creature that attacked her before. The other white one that seemed to wait for it's comrade to fail quickly shot towards the ground and seemed to spin around her. Not this time..! Eliza quickly jumped out of the way as the creature soon stopped spinning and missed it's target with it's head. Eliza ran back over to the creature giving a few good wacks as it soon dissipated into the familiar white mist.
"stay away from the white creatures, I've got a bad feeling about them."
"be cautious when fighting the white creatures! they are called nobodies! they are the empty shell of a person whos gone heartless, this including their mind and body, they are smarter and harder to figure out than any heartless!"
Macks yelled, drawing his wooden sword running up to the group.
"and hello miss Eliza" Macks smiled as best a heartless can, "welcome... ah, how would you like me to refer to you? princess?"
huh? princess? where did that come from?
Xavier rushed away from the mansion as fast as he could, the voice still echoing within his head. He dashed through the woods, searching for somewhere he could be hid form the silver-haired man. On the other side of the woods Xavier discovered a massive wall. At the base of the wall there was a crack JUST large enough for him to fit through. Within the confines of the wall was a town. Xavier heard some comotion coming from deeper within the town. Heading toward the noise he found a strange white creature that moved in a graceful yet jerky manner. It flew at him with great speed. He flinched and threw up his arms in defence. When he felt no pain, he peered from between his arms. Suprisingly, it had stopped inches from his body. "Number 15," the words echoed in his mind, "Xavier." With that, the white creature turned from Xavier and flew toward the Oreo Cake of a mess that was before him.
When he got closer, he saw that it was really a huge gathering of those white creatures fighting a battilon of black creatures. One of the black creatures who was different from the rest was running across the rooftops. Near the outskirts of the fray, two people were fighting off both groups of creatures. Suddenly, all of the white creatures rushed at him. Xavier put out his hand, a portal appeared infront of it. The majority of them went through the portal, the rest gathered around him. His mind became clouded with a constant onslaught of voices within his head. He grasped his ears and looked at the people and the heartless who was now grounded. "HELP!!!!" He screamed as loud as he could.
Naoki was getting annoyed with the number of heartless and white creatures, too many of them and too few of Naoki and Eliza. He was going to suggest that they leave when he heard Macks. "Hey Macks, you're a sight for sore eyes," Naoki stated thankfully, with three of them here they could . . . wait, what were the nobodies doing? Looking at where they were going he saw a guy in a black cloak as he seemed to open a portal like Macks did, sending a few of them through a portal and screaming out for help, and Naoki being the guy that he was decided to help. Putting himself between the guy and the nobodies, he spoke towards Macks, "Help Eliza Macks," before addressing the youth, "If you have a weapon use it, if not run."
Eliza watched as one of the black creatures which seemed to be wearing armor ran up to Naoki and her. The woman was about to fire another lightning bolt, but stopped as soon as the creature and Naoki started to converse with one another. When the creature named Macks said princess Eliza became even more dumbfounded. P...princess? She was about to tell Macks that she wasn't a princess when someone in a black coat ran into the chaotic scene, screaming for help as the white creatures went after him only to go into some strange portal. She then nodded to Naoki as he requested for Macks and her to pair up together as he helped the hooded figure out. "So...what are you? And why do you kind of look like those other things? You said something about how those white guys are called...Nobodies? And the black ones are called Heartless?" Eliza tried to best to wrap her mind around what Macks had explained about the two creatures. So one of those "Nobodies" and on the "Heartless" could have been a single being before? But...if that's the case, why are they seperate? Eliza pondered a bit more on the new info as another team of heartless seemed to come after them, thanking a bit that the Nobodies were distracted by the new stranger. There now seemed to be a mixture of the black small creatures that attacked her earlier along with ones that looked like Macks. "Thunder!" cried Eliza as a lightning struck out at the nearest armored heartless.


text:
<?php

namespace Gopro\MainBundle;

use Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Bundle\Bundle;

class GoproMainBundle extends Bundle
{
}


text:
<?php

final class PhabricatorApplicationSearchController
  extends PhabricatorSearchBaseController {

  private $searchEngine;
  private $navigation;
  private $queryKey;
  private $preface;

  public function setPreface($preface) {
    $this->preface = $preface;
    return $this;
  }

  public function getPreface() {
    return $this->preface;
  }

  public function setQueryKey($query_key) {
    $this->queryKey = $query_key;
    return $this;
  }

  protected function getQueryKey() {
    return $this->queryKey;
  }

  public function setNavigation(AphrontSideNavFilterView $navigation) {
    $this->navigation = $navigation;
    return $this;
  }

  protected function getNavigation() {
    return $this->navigation;
  }

  public function setSearchEngine(
    PhabricatorApplicationSearchEngine $search_engine) {
    $this->searchEngine = $search_engine;
    return $this;
  }

  protected function getSearchEngine() {
    return $this->searchEngine;
  }

  protected function validateDelegatingController() {
    $parent = $this->getDelegatingController();

    if (!$parent) {
      throw new Exception(
        'You must delegate to this controller, not invoke it directly.');
    }

    $engine = $this->getSearchEngine();
    if (!$engine) {
      throw new Exception(
        'Call setEngine() before delegating to this controller!');
    }

    $nav = $this->getNavigation();
    if (!$nav) {
      throw new Exception(
        'Call setNavigation() before delegating to this controller!');
    }

    $engine->setViewer($this->getRequest()->getUser());

    $parent = $this->getDelegatingController();
  }

  public function processRequest() {
    $this->validateDelegatingController();

    $key = $this->getQueryKey();
    if ($key == 'edit') {
      return $this->processEditRequest();
    } else {
      return $this->processSearchRequest();
    }
  }

  private function processSearchRequest() {
    $parent = $this->getDelegatingController();
    $request = $this->getRequest();
    $user = $request->getUser();
    $engine = $this->getSearchEngine();
    $nav = $this->getNavigation();

    if ($request->isFormPost()) {
      $saved_query = $engine->buildSavedQueryFromRequest($request);
      $engine->saveQuery($saved_query);
      return id(new AphrontRedirectResponse())->setURI(
        $engine->getQueryResultsPageURI($saved_query->getQueryKey()).'#R');
    }

    $named_query = null;
    $run_query = true;
    $query_key = $this->queryKey;
    if ($this->queryKey == 'advanced') {
      $run_query = false;
      $query_key = $request->getStr('query');
    } else if (!strlen($this->queryKey)) {
      $found_query_data = false;

      if ($request->isHTTPGet()) {
        // If this is a GET request and it has some query data, don't
        // do anything unless it's only before= or after=. We'll build and
        // execute a query from it below. This allows external tools to build
        // URIs like "/query/?users=a,b".
        $pt_data = $request->getPassthroughRequestData();

        foreach ($pt_data as $pt_key => $pt_value) {
          if ($pt_key != 'before' && $pt_key != 'after') {
            $found_query_data = true;
            break;
          }
        }
      }

      if (!$found_query_data) {
        // Otherwise, there's no query data so just run the user's default
        // query for this application.
        $query_key = head_key($engine->loadEnabledNamedQueries());
      }
    }

    if ($engine->isBuiltinQuery($query_key)) {
      $saved_query = $engine->buildSavedQueryFromBuiltin($query_key);
      $named_query = idx($engine->loadEnabledNamedQueries(), $query_key);
    } else if ($query_key) {
      $saved_query = id(new PhabricatorSavedQueryQuery())
        ->setViewer($user)
        ->withQueryKeys(array($query_key))
        ->executeOne();

      if (!$saved_query) {
        return new Aphront404Response();
      }

      $named_query = idx($engine->loadEnabledNamedQueries(), $query_key);
    } else {
      $saved_query = $engine->buildSavedQueryFromRequest($request);

      // Save the query to generate a query key, so "Save Custom Query..." and
      // other features like Maniphest's "Export..." work correctly.
      $engine->saveQuery($saved_query);
    }

    $nav->selectFilter(
      'query/'.$saved_query->getQueryKey(),
      'query/advanced');

    $form = id(new AphrontFormView())
      ->setUser($user)
      ->setAction($request->getPath());

    $engine->buildSearchForm($form, $saved_query);

    $errors = $engine->getErrors();
    if ($errors) {
      $run_query = false;
      $errors = id(new PHUIErrorView())
        ->setTitle(pht('Query Errors'))
        ->setErrors($errors);
    }

    $submit = id(new AphrontFormSubmitControl())
      ->setValue(pht('Execute Query'));

    if ($run_query && !$named_query && $user->isLoggedIn()) {
      $submit->addCancelButton(
        '/search/edit/'.$saved_query->getQueryKey().'/',
        pht('Save Custom Query...'));
    }

    // TODO: A "Create Dashboard Panel" action goes here somewhere once
    // we sort out T5307.

    $form->appendChild($submit);
    $filter_view = id(new AphrontListFilterView())->appendChild($form);

    if ($run_query && $named_query) {
      if ($named_query->getIsBuiltin()) {
        $description = pht(
          'Showing results for query "%s".',
          $named_query->getQueryName());
      } else {
        $description = pht(
          'Showing results for saved query "%s".',
          $named_query->getQueryName());
      }

      $filter_view->setCollapsed(
        pht('Edit Query...'),
        pht('Hide Query'),
        $description,
        $this->getApplicationURI('query/advanced/?query='.$query_key));
    }

    if ($this->getPreface()) {
      $nav->appendChild($this->getPreface());
    }

    $nav->appendChild($filter_view);

    if ($run_query) {
      $nav->appendChild(
        $anchor = id(new PhabricatorAnchorView())
          ->setAnchorName('R'));

      $query = $engine->buildQueryFromSavedQuery($saved_query);

      $pager = $engine->newPagerForSavedQuery($saved_query);
      $pager->readFromRequest($request);

      $objects = $engine->executeQuery($query, $pager);

      // TODO: To support Dashboard panels, rendering is moving into
      // SearchEngines. Move it all the way in and then get rid of this.

      $interface = 'PhabricatorApplicationSearchResultsControllerInterface';
      if ($parent instanceof $interface) {
        $list = $parent->renderResultsList($objects, $saved_query);
      } else {
        $engine->setRequest($request);

        $list = $engine->renderResults(
          $objects,
          $saved_query);
      }

      $nav->appendChild($list);

      // TODO: This is a bit hacky.
      if ($list instanceof PHUIObjectItemListView) {
        $list->setNoDataString(pht('No results found for this query.'));
        $list->setPager($pager);
      } else {
        if ($pager->willShowPagingControls()) {
          $pager_box = id(new PHUIBoxView())
            ->addPadding(PHUI::PADDING_MEDIUM)
            ->addMargin(PHUI::MARGIN_LARGE)
            ->setBorder(true)
            ->appendChild($pager);
          $nav->appendChild($pager_box);
        }
      }
    }

    if ($errors) {
      $nav->appendChild($errors);
    }

    if ($named_query) {
      $title = $named_query->getQueryName();
    } else {
      $title = pht('Advanced Search');
    }

    $crumbs = $parent
      ->buildApplicationCrumbs()
      ->setBorder(true)
      ->addTextCrumb($title);

    $nav->setCrumbs($crumbs);

    return $this->buildApplicationPage(
      $nav,
      array(
        'title' => $title,
      ));
  }

  private function processEditRequest() {
    $parent = $this->getDelegatingController();
    $request = $this->getRequest();
    $user = $request->getUser();
    $engine = $this->getSearchEngine();
    $nav = $this->getNavigation();

    $named_queries = $engine->loadAllNamedQueries();

    $list_id = celerity_generate_unique_node_id();

    $list = new PHUIObjectItemListView();
    $list->setUser($user);
    $list->setID($list_id);

    Javelin::initBehavior(
      'search-reorder-queries',
      array(
        'listID' => $list_id,
        'orderURI' => '/search/order/'.get_class($engine).'/',
      ));

    foreach ($named_queries as $named_query) {
      $class = get_class($engine);
      $key = $named_query->getQueryKey();

      $item = id(new PHUIObjectItemView())
        ->setHeader($named_query->getQueryName())
        ->setHref($engine->getQueryResultsPageURI($key));

      if ($named_query->getIsBuiltin() && $named_query->getIsDisabled()) {
        $icon = 'fa-plus';
      } else {
        $icon = 'fa-times';
      }

      $item->addAction(
        id(new PHUIListItemView())
          ->setIcon($icon)
          ->setHref('/search/delete/'.$key.'/'.$class.'/')
          ->setWorkflow(true));

      if ($named_query->getIsBuiltin()) {
        if ($named_query->getIsDisabled()) {
          $item->addIcon('fa-times lightgreytext', pht('Disabled'));
          $item->setDisabled(true);
        } else {
          $item->addIcon('fa-lock lightgreytext', pht('Builtin'));
        }
      } else {
        $item->addAction(
          id(new PHUIListItemView())
            ->setIcon('fa-pencil')
            ->setHref('/search/edit/'.$key.'/'));
      }

      $item->setGrippable(true);
      $item->addSigil('named-query');
      $item->setMetadata(
        array(
          'queryKey' => $named_query->getQueryKey(),
        ));

      $list->addItem($item);
    }

    $list->setNoDataString(pht('No saved queries.'));

    $crumbs = $parent
      ->buildApplicationCrumbs()
      ->addTextCrumb(pht('Saved Queries'), $engine->getQueryManagementURI());

    $nav->selectFilter('query/edit');
    $nav->setCrumbs($crumbs);
    $nav->appendChild($list);

    return $parent->buildApplicationPage(
      $nav,
      array(
        'title' => pht('Saved Queries'),
      ));
  }

  public function buildApplicationMenu() {
    return $this->getDelegatingController()->buildApplicationMenu();
  }

}


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