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<?php
require ICL_PLUGIN_PATH . '/inc/taxonomy-term-translation/nav-menu-translation/wpml-nav-menu-actions.class.php';

class iclNavMenu extends WPML_Full_Translation_API {
    private $current_menu;
    private $current_lang;

    /** @var  WPML_Nav_Menu_Actions $nav_menu_actions */
    public $nav_menu_actions;

	function __construct( &$sitepress, &$wpdb, &$post_translations, &$term_translation ) {
		global $pagenow;

		parent::__construct( $sitepress, $wpdb, $post_translations, $term_translation );

		add_action( 'init', array( $this, 'init' ) );
		$this->nav_menu_actions = new WPML_Nav_Menu_Actions( $sitepress,
		                                                     $wpdb,
		                                                     $post_translations,
		                                                     $term_translation );
		if ( is_admin() ) {
			// filter for nav_menu_options
			add_filter( 'option_nav_menu_options', array( $this, 'option_nav_menu_options' ) );
			add_filter( 'wp_get_nav_menus', array( $this, 'wp_get_nav_menus_filter' ), 10, 1 );
		}
		// filter menus by language - also on the widgets page
		if ( 'nav-menus.php' === $pagenow || 'widgets.php' === $pagenow
		     || ( isset( $_GET['page'] ) && ICL_PLUGIN_FOLDER . '/menu/languages.php' === $_GET['page'] )
		     || ( isset( $_POST['action'] ) && 'save-widget' === $_POST['action'] )
		) {
			add_filter( 'get_terms', array( $this, 'get_terms_filter' ), 1, 3 );
		}
		add_filter( 'wp_nav_menu_args', array( $this, 'wp_nav_menu_args_filter' ) );
		add_filter( 'wp_nav_menu_items', array( $this, 'wp_nav_menu_items_filter' ) );
		add_filter( 'nav_menu_meta_box_object', array( $this, '_enable_sitepress_query_filters' ) );
	}

    function init(){
        /** @var WPML_Request $wpml_request_handler */
	    /** @var WPML_Language_Resolution $wpml_language_resolution */
        global $sitepress, $sitepress_settings, $pagenow, $wpml_request_handler, $wpml_language_resolution;

		$this->adjust_current_language_if_required();

		$default_language = $sitepress->get_default_language();

        // add language controls for menus no option but javascript
        if($pagenow === 'nav-menus.php'){
            add_action('admin_footer', array($this, 'nav_menu_language_controls'), 10);

            wp_enqueue_script('wp_nav_menus', ICL_PLUGIN_URL . '/res/js/wp-nav-menus.js', ICL_SITEPRESS_VERSION, true);
            wp_enqueue_style('wp_nav_menus_css', ICL_PLUGIN_URL . '/res/css/wp-nav-menus.css', array(), ICL_SITEPRESS_VERSION,'all');

            // filter posts by language
            add_action('parse_query', array($this, 'parse_query'));
        }

        if(is_admin()){
            $this->_set_menus_language();
            $this->get_current_menu();
        }

        if ( isset( $_POST[ 'action' ] )
             && $_POST[ 'action' ] === 'menu-get-metabox'
             && (bool) ( $lang = $wpml_language_resolution->get_referrer_language_code() ) !== false
        ) {
            $sitepress->switch_lang ( $lang );
        }

        if ( isset( $this->current_menu[ 'language' ] )
             && isset( $this->current_menu[ 'id' ] )
             && $this->current_menu[ 'id' ]
             && $this->current_menu[ 'language' ]
             && $this->current_menu[ 'language' ] != $default_language
             && isset( $_GET[ 'menu' ] )
             && empty( $_GET[ 'lang' ] )
        ) {
            wp_redirect(
                admin_url(
                    sprintf(
                        'nav-menus.php?menu=%d&lang=%s',
                        $this->current_menu[ 'id' ],
                        $this->current_menu[ 'language' ]
                    )
                )
            );
        }

		$this->current_lang = $wpml_request_handler->get_requested_lang();

        if(isset($_POST['icl_wp_nav_menu_ajax'])){
            $this->ajax($_POST);
        }

        // for theme locations that are not translated into the current language
        // reflect status in the theme location navigation switcher
        add_action('admin_footer', array($this, '_set_custom_status_in_theme_location_switcher'));

        // filter menu by language when adjust ids is off
        // not on ajax calls
        if(!$sitepress_settings['auto_adjust_ids'] && !defined('DOING_AJAX')){
            add_filter('get_term', array($sitepress, 'get_term_adjust_id'));
        }
	    $this->setup_menu_item();

	    if ( $this->sitepress->get_wp_api()->is_core_page( 'menu-sync/menus-sync.php' ) ) {
		    $this->setup_menu_synchronization();
	    }

		add_action( 'wp_ajax_icl_msync_confirm', array( $this, 'sync_menus_via_ajax' ) );
	    add_action( 'wp_ajax_wpml_get_links_for_menu_strings_translation', array( $this, 'get_links_for_menu_strings_translation_ajax' ) );
    }

	function sync_menus_via_ajax( ) {
		if ( isset( $_POST[ '_icl_nonce_menu_sync' ] ) && wp_verify_nonce( $_POST[ '_icl_nonce_menu_sync' ], '_icl_nonce_menu_sync' ) ) {

			if (!session_id()) {
				session_start();
			}

			global $icl_menus_sync,$wpdb, $wpml_post_translations, $wpml_term_translations, $sitepress;
			include_once ICL_PLUGIN_PATH . '/inc/wp-nav-menus/menus-sync.php';
			$icl_menus_sync = new ICLMenusSync( $sitepress, $wpdb, $wpml_post_translations, $wpml_term_translations );
			$icl_menus_sync->init( isset( $_SESSION[ 'wpml_menu_sync_menu' ] ) ? $_SESSION[ 'wpml_menu_sync_menu' ] : null );
			$results = $icl_menus_sync->do_sync( $_POST['sync']);
			$_SESSION[ 'wpml_menu_sync_menu' ] = $results;
			$_SESSION[ 'wpml_menu_sync_menu' ] = $results;
			wp_send_json_success( true );
		} else {
			wp_send_json_error( false );
		}
	}

	public function get_links_for_menu_strings_translation_ajax() {
		global $icl_menus_sync, $wpml_post_translations, $wpml_term_translations;
		include_once ICL_PLUGIN_PATH . '/inc/wp-nav-menus/menus-sync.php';
		$icl_menus_sync = new ICLMenusSync( $this->sitepress, $this->wpdb, $wpml_post_translations, $wpml_term_translations );
		wp_send_json_success( $icl_menus_sync->get_links_for_menu_strings_translation() );
	}

	// Menus sync submenu
    function admin_menu_setup(){
		global $sitepress;
		if(!isset($sitepress) || !$sitepress->get_setting( 'setup_complete' )) return;

		$top_page = apply_filters('icl_menu_main_page', ICL_PLUGIN_FOLDER.'/menu/languages.php');
        add_submenu_page( $top_page,
            __( 'WP Menus Sync', 'sitepress' ), __( 'WP Menus Sync', 'sitepress' ),
            'wpml_manage_wp_menus_sync', ICL_PLUGIN_FOLDER . '/menu/menu-sync/menus-sync.php' );
    }

	/**
	 *
	 * Associates menus without language information with default language
	 *
	 */
	private function _set_menus_language() {
		global $wpdb, $sitepress;

		$default_language   = $sitepress->get_default_language ();
		$untranslated_menus = $wpdb->get_col (
												"
									            SELECT term_taxonomy_id
									            FROM {$wpdb->term_taxonomy} tt
									            LEFT JOIN {$wpdb->prefix}icl_translations i
									              ON CONCAT('tax_', tt.taxonomy ) = i.element_type
									                AND i.element_id = tt.term_taxonomy_id
									            WHERE tt.taxonomy='nav_menu'
									              AND i.language_code IS NULL"
		);
		foreach ( (array) $untranslated_menus as $item ) {
			$sitepress->set_element_language_details ( $item, 'tax_nav_menu', null, $default_language );
		}
		$untranslated_menu_items = $wpdb->get_col (
													"
										            SELECT p.ID
										            FROM {$wpdb->posts} p
										            LEFT JOIN {$wpdb->prefix}icl_translations i
										              ON CONCAT('post_', p.post_type )  = i.element_type
										                AND i.element_id = p.ID
										            WHERE p.post_type = 'nav_menu_item'
										              AND i.language_code IS NULL"
		);
		if ( !empty( $untranslated_menu_items ) ) {
			foreach ( $untranslated_menu_items as $item ) {
				$sitepress->set_element_language_details ( $item, 'post_nav_menu_item', null, $default_language );
			}
		}
	}

	function ajax( $data ) {
		if ( $data['icl_wp_nav_menu_ajax'] == 'translation_of' ) {
			$trid = isset( $data['trid'] ) ? $data['trid'] : false;
			echo $this->render_translation_of( $data['lang'], $trid );
		}
		exit;
	}

    function _get_menu_language($menu_id){
        /** @var WPML_Term_Translation $wpml_term_translations */
        global $wpml_term_translations;

        return $menu_id ? $wpml_term_translations->lang_code_by_termid($menu_id) : false;
    }

	/**
	 *
	 * Gets first menu in a specific language
	 * used to override nav_menu_recently_edited when a different language is selected
	 *
	 * @param string $lang
	 * @return int
	 */
	function _get_first_menu( $lang ) {
        global $wpdb;
        $menu_tt_id = $wpdb->get_var("SELECT MIN(element_id) FROM {$wpdb->prefix}icl_translations WHERE element_type='tax_nav_menu' AND language_code='".esc_sql($lang)."'");

        return $menu_tt_id
            ? (int)$wpdb->get_var($wpdb->prepare("SELECT term_id FROM {$wpdb->term_taxonomy} WHERE term_taxonomy_id=%d",$menu_tt_id))
            : false;
    }

    function get_current_menu(){
        global $sitepress, $wpml_request_handler;
        $nav_menu_recently_edited      = get_user_option ( 'nav_menu_recently_edited' );
        $nav_menu_recently_edited_lang = $this->_get_menu_language ( $nav_menu_recently_edited );
        $current_language              = $sitepress->get_current_language ();
		$admin_language_cookie = $wpml_request_handler->get_cookie_lang();
		if( !isset( $_REQUEST['menu'] ) && $nav_menu_recently_edited_lang != $current_language ){
            // if no menu is specified and the language is set override nav_menu_recently_edited
            $nav_menu_selected_id = $this->_get_first_menu( $current_language );
            if($nav_menu_selected_id){
                update_user_option(get_current_user_id(), 'nav_menu_recently_edited', $nav_menu_selected_id);
            }else{
                $_REQUEST['menu'] = 0;
            }

        }elseif( !isset( $_REQUEST['menu'] ) && !isset($_GET['lang'])
                && (empty($nav_menu_recently_edited_lang) || $nav_menu_recently_edited_lang != $admin_language_cookie )
                && (empty($_POST['action']) || $_POST['action']!='update')){
            // if no menu is specified, no language is set, override nav_menu_recently_edited if its language is different than default
            $nav_menu_selected_id = $this->_get_first_menu( $current_language );
            update_user_option(get_current_user_id(), 'nav_menu_recently_edited', $nav_menu_selected_id);
        }elseif(isset( $_REQUEST['menu'] )){
            $nav_menu_selected_id = $_REQUEST['menu'];
        }else{
            $nav_menu_selected_id = $nav_menu_recently_edited;
        }

        $this->current_menu['id'] = $nav_menu_selected_id;
        if($this->current_menu['id']){
            $this->_load_menu($this->current_menu['id']);
        }else{
	        $this->current_menu['trid'] = isset( $_GET['trid'] ) ? (int) $_GET['trid'] : null;
            if(isset($_POST['icl_nav_menu_language'])){
                $this->current_menu['language'] = $_POST['icl_nav_menu_language'];
            }elseif(isset($_GET['lang'])){
	            $this->current_menu['language'] = (int) $_GET['lang'];
            }else{
                $this->current_menu['language'] = $admin_language_cookie;
            }
            $this->current_menu['translations'] = array();
        }
    }

	/**
	 * @param bool|int $menu_id
	 *
	 * @return array
	 */
	function _load_menu( $menu_id = false ) {
		$menu_id          = $menu_id ? $menu_id : $this->current_menu['id'];
		$menu_term_object = get_term( $menu_id, 'nav_menu' );
		if ( ! empty( $menu_term_object->term_taxonomy_id ) ) {
			$ttid                         = $menu_term_object->term_taxonomy_id;
			$current_menu                 = array( 'id' => $menu_id );
			$current_menu['trid']         = $this->term_translations->get_element_trid( $ttid );
			$current_menu['translations'] = $current_menu['trid']
				? $this->sitepress->get_element_translations( $current_menu['trid'], 'tax_nav_menu' ) : array();
			$current_menu['language']     = $this->term_translations->lang_code_by_termid( $menu_id );
		}
		$this->current_menu = ! empty( $current_menu['translations'] ) ? $current_menu : null;

		return $this->current_menu;
	}

	function nav_menu_language_controls() {
		global $sitepress, $wpdb;
		$this->_load_menu();
		$default_language = $sitepress->get_default_language();
		$current_lang     = isset( $this->current_menu['language'] ) ? $this->current_menu['language'] : $sitepress->get_current_language();
        $langsel = '
';

        // show translations links if this is not a new element
        if(isset($this->current_menu['id']) && $this->current_menu['id']){
            $langsel .= '
';
            $langsel .= __('Translations:', 'sitepress');
            foreach($sitepress->get_active_languages() as $lang){
                if ( ! isset( $this->current_menu[ 'language' ] )
                     || $lang[ 'code' ] == $this->current_menu[ 'language' ] ) {
                    continue;
                }
                if(isset($this->current_menu['translations'][$lang['code']])){
                    $lang_suff = '&lang=' . $lang['code'];
                    $menu_id = $wpdb->get_var($wpdb->prepare("SELECT term_id FROM {$wpdb->term_taxonomy} WHERE term_taxonomy_id=%d",$this->current_menu['translations'][$lang['code']]->element_id));
                    $tr_link = ''.
                        $lang['display_name'] . ' ';
                }else{
                    $tr_link = 'current_menu['trid'].'&lang='.$lang['code'].'">'.
                        $lang['display_name'] . ' ';
                }
                $trs[] = $tr_link ;
            }
            $langsel .= ' ';
						if (isset($trs)) {
							$langsel .= join (', ', $trs);
						}
            $langsel .= '

';
            $langsel .= '
';
            $langsel .= '
' . __('Synchronize menus between languages.', 'sitepress') . '
';
            $langsel .= '
';

        }

        // show languages dropdown
        $langsel .= '' . __('Language', 'sitepress') . '';
        $langsel .= '  ';
        $langsel .= '<select name="icl_nav_menu_language" id="icl_menu_language">';
        foreach($sitepress->get_active_languages() as $lang){
            if(isset($this->current_menu['translations'][$lang['code']]) && $this->current_menu['language'] != $lang['code']) continue;
            if(isset($this->current_menu['language']) && $this->current_menu['language']){
                $selected = $lang['code'] == $this->current_menu['language'] ? ' selected="selected"' : '';
            }else{
                $selected = $lang['code'] == $sitepress->get_current_language() ? ' selected="selected"' : '';
            }
            $langsel .= '<option value="' . $lang['code'] . '"' . $selected . '>' . $lang['display_name'] . '</option>';
        }
        $langsel .= '</select>';
        $langsel .= '';

		if ( $current_lang !== $default_language ) {
			// show 'translation of' if this element is not in the default language and there are untranslated elements
			$langsel .= '';
			$trid_current = ! empty( $this->current_menu['trid'] ) ? $this->current_menu['trid'] : ( isset( $_GET['trid'] ) ? $_GET['trid'] : 0 );
			$langsel .= $this->render_translation_of( $current_lang, (int)$trid_current );
			$langsel .= '';
		}
		$langsel .= '';

        // add trid to form
        if($this->current_menu['trid']){
            $langsel .= '<input type="hidden" id="icl_nav_menu_trid" name="icl_nav_menu_trid" value="' . $this->current_menu['trid'] . '" />';
        }

        $langsel .= '';
        ?>

        <?php
    }

	function get_menus_without_translation( $lang, $trid = 0 ) {
		$res_query          = "
                SELECT ts.element_id, ts.trid, t.name
		        FROM {$this->wpdb->prefix}icl_translations ts
		        JOIN {$this->wpdb->term_taxonomy} tx ON ts.element_id = tx.term_taxonomy_id
		        JOIN {$this->wpdb->terms} t ON tx.term_id = t.term_id
		        LEFT JOIN {$this->wpdb->prefix}icl_translations mo
		            ON mo.trid = ts.trid
		            	AND mo.language_code = %s
		        WHERE ts.element_type='tax_nav_menu'
	                AND ts.language_code != %s
		            AND ts.source_language_code IS NULL
		            AND tx.taxonomy = 'nav_menu'
		            AND ( mo.element_id IS NULL OR ts.trid = %d )
		    ";
		$res_query_prepared = $this->wpdb->prepare( $res_query, $lang, $lang, $trid );
		$res                = $this->wpdb->get_results( $res_query_prepared );
		$menus              = array();
		foreach ( $res as $row ) {
			$menus[ $row->trid ] = $row;
		}

		return $menus;
	}

	private function render_translation_of( $lang, $trid = false ) {
		global $sitepress;
		$out = '';

		if ( $sitepress->get_default_language() != $lang ) {
			$menus    = $this->get_menus_without_translation( $lang, (int) $trid );
			$disabled = empty( $this->current_menu['id'] ) && isset( $_GET['trid'] ) ? ' disabled="disabled"' : '';
			$out .= '' . __( 'Translation of', 'sitepress' ) . ' ';
			$out .= '<select name="icl_translation_of" id="icl_menu_translation_of"' . $disabled . '>';
			$out .= '<option value="none">--' . __( 'none', 'sitepress' ) . '--</option>';
			foreach ( $menus as $mtrid => $m ) {
				if ( (int) $trid === (int) $mtrid ) {
					$selected = ' selected="selected"';
				} else {
					$selected = '';
				}
				$out .= '<option value="' . $m->element_id . '"' . $selected . '>' . $m->name . '</option>';
			}
			$out .= '</select>';
			$out .= '';
			if ( $disabled !== '' ) {
				$out .= '<input type="hidden" name="icl_nav_menu_trid" value="' . (int)$_GET['trid'] . '"/>';
			}
		}

		return $out;
	}

    function get_menus_by_language(){
        global $wpdb, $sitepress;
        $langs = array();
				$res_query = "
            SELECT lt.name AS language_name, l.code AS lang, COUNT(ts.translation_id) AS c
            FROM {$wpdb->prefix}icl_languages l
                JOIN {$wpdb->prefix}icl_languages_translations lt ON lt.language_code = l.code
                JOIN {$wpdb->prefix}icl_translations ts ON l.code = ts.language_code
            WHERE lt.display_language_code=%s
                AND l.active = 1
                AND ts.element_type = 'tax_nav_menu'
            GROUP BY ts.language_code
            ORDER BY major DESC, english_name ASC
        ";
				$admin_language = $sitepress->get_admin_language();
				$res_query_prepared = $wpdb->prepare($res_query, $admin_language);
        $res = $wpdb->get_results($res_query_prepared);
        foreach($res as $row){
            $langs[$row->lang] = $row;
        }
        return $langs;
    }

	function languages_menu( $echo = true ) {
		global $sitepress;
		$langs = $this->get_menus_by_language();

		// include empty languages
		foreach ( $sitepress->get_active_languages() as $lang ) {
			if ( ! isset( $langs[ $lang[ 'code' ] ] ) ) {
				$langs[ $lang[ 'code' ] ]                = new stdClass();
				$langs[ $lang[ 'code' ] ]->language_name = $lang[ 'display_name' ];
				$langs[ $lang[ 'code' ] ]->lang          = $lang[ 'code' ];
			}
		}
		$url = admin_url( 'nav-menus.php' );
		$ls  = array();
		foreach ( $langs as $l ) {
			$class        = $l->lang == $this->current_lang ? ' class="current"' : '';
			$url_suffix      = '?lang=' . $l->lang;
			$count_string = isset( $l->c ) && $l->c > 0 ? ' (' . $l->c . ')' : '';
			$ls[ ]        = '' . esc_html( $l->language_name ) . $count_string . '';
		}
		$ls_string = '
';
		$ls_string .= join( ' | ', $ls );
		$ls_string .= '
';
		if ( $echo ) {
			echo $ls_string;
		}

		return $ls_string;
	}

    function get_terms_filter($terms, $taxonomies, $args){
        global $wpdb, $sitepress, $pagenow;
        // deal with the case of not translated taxonomies
        // we'll assume that it's called as just a single item
	    if ( ! $sitepress->is_translated_taxonomy( $taxonomies[0] ) && 'nav_menu' !== $taxonomies[0] ) {
            return $terms;
        }

        // special case for determining list of menus for updating auto-add option
	    if ( 'nav-menus.php' === $pagenow
	         && array_key_exists( 'fields', $args )
	         && array_key_exists( 'action', $_POST )
	         && 'nav_menu' === $taxonomies[0]
	         && 'ids' === $args['fields']
	         && 'update' === $_POST['action']
	    ) {
            return $terms;
        }

        if(!empty($terms)){
            $txs = array();
            foreach($taxonomies as $t){
                $txs[] = 'tax_' . $t;
            }
            $el_types = wpml_prepare_in( $txs );

            // get all term_taxonomy_id's
            $tt = array();
            foreach($terms as $t){
                if(is_object($t)){
                    $tt[] = $t->term_taxonomy_id;
                }else{
                    if(is_numeric($t)){
                        $tt[] = $t;
                    }
                }
            }

            // filter the ones in the current language
            $ftt = array();
            if(!empty($tt)){
                $ftt = $wpdb->get_col(
                        $wpdb->prepare("
                            SELECT element_id
                            FROM {$wpdb->prefix}icl_translations
                            WHERE element_type IN ({$el_types})
                              AND element_id IN (" . wpml_prepare_in($tt, '%d') . ")
                              AND language_code=%s", $this->current_lang )
                );
            }

            foreach($terms as $k=>$v){
                if(isset($v->term_taxonomy_id) && !in_array($v->term_taxonomy_id, $ftt)){
                    unset($terms[$k]);
                }
            }
        }
        return  array_values($terms);
    }

    // filter posts by language
    function parse_query($q){
        global $sitepress;
        // not filtering nav_menu_item
        if($q->query_vars['post_type'] == 'nav_menu_item'){
            return $q;
        }

        // also - not filtering custom posts that are not translated
        if($sitepress->is_translated_post_type($q->query_vars['post_type'])){
            $q->query_vars['suppress_filters'] = 0;
        }

        return $q;
    }

    /**
     * @param mixed $val
     *
     * @return mixed
     */
    function option_nav_menu_options( $val ){
        global $wpdb, $sitepress;
        // special case of getting menus with auto-add only in a specific language
		$debug_backtrace = $sitepress->get_backtrace( 5 ); //Ignore objects and limit to first 5 stack frames, since 4 is the highest index we use

        if ( isset ( $debug_backtrace[4] ) && $debug_backtrace[4]['function'] === '_wp_auto_add_pages_to_menu' && ! empty( $val['auto_add'] ) ){
            $post_lang = isset( $_POST['icl_post_language'] ) ? filter_var( $_POST['icl_post_language'], FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING ) : false;
            $post_lang = ! $post_lang && isset( $_POST['lang'] ) ? filter_var( $_POST['lang'], FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING ) : $post_lang;
            $post_lang = ! $post_lang && $this->is_duplication_mode() ? $sitepress->get_current_language() : $post_lang;

			if ( $post_lang ) {
				$val['auto_add'] = $wpdb->get_col( $wpdb->prepare( "
					SELECT element_id
					FROM {$wpdb->prefix}icl_translations
					WHERE element_type = 'tax_nav_menu'
						AND element_id IN ( " . wpml_prepare_in( $val['auto_add'], '%d' ) . " )
						AND language_code = %s", $post_lang ) );
			}
        }

        return $val;
    }

    /**
     * @return bool
     */
    private function is_duplication_mode() {
        return isset( $_POST['langs'] );
    }

	function wp_nav_menu_args_filter( $args ) {

		if ( ! $args[ 'menu' ] ) {
			$locations = get_nav_menu_locations();
			if ( isset( $args[ 'theme_location' ] ) && isset( $locations[ $args[ 'theme_location' ] ] ) ) {
				$args[ 'menu' ] = icl_object_id( $locations[ $args[ 'theme_location' ] ], 'nav_menu' );
			}
		};

		if ( ! $args[ 'menu' ] ) {
			remove_filter( 'theme_mod_nav_menu_locations', array( $this->nav_menu_actions, 'theme_mod_nav_menu_locations' ) );
			$locations = get_nav_menu_locations();
			if ( isset( $args[ 'theme_location' ] ) && isset( $locations[ $args[ 'theme_location' ] ] ) ) {
				$args[ 'menu' ] = icl_object_id( $locations[ $args[ 'theme_location' ] ], 'nav_menu' );
			}
			add_filter( 'theme_mod_nav_menu_locations', array( $this->nav_menu_actions, 'theme_mod_nav_menu_locations' ) );
		}

		// $args[ "menu" ] can be an object consequently to widget's call
		if ( is_object($args[ 'menu' ]) && ( ! empty( $args[ 'menu' ]->term_id )) ) {
				$args['menu'] = wp_get_nav_menu_object(icl_object_id($args['menu']->term_id, 'nav_menu'));
		}

		if ( ( ! is_object ( $args['menu'] )) && is_numeric ( $args['menu'] ) ) {
				$args[ 'menu' ] = wp_get_nav_menu_object( icl_object_id( $args[ 'menu' ], 'nav_menu' ) );
		}

		if ( ( ! is_object ( $args['menu'] )) && is_string ( $args["menu"] ) ) {
            $term = get_term_by( 'slug', $args[ 'menu' ], 'nav_menu' );
            if ( false === $term) {
                    $term = get_term_by( 'name', $args[ 'menu' ], 'nav_menu' );
            }

            if ( false !== $term ) {
                    $args['menu'] = wp_get_nav_menu_object(icl_object_id($term->term_id, 'nav_menu'));
            }
		}

		if ( ! is_object ( $args['menu'] ) ) {
				$args['menu'] = false;
		}

		return $args;
	}

    function wp_nav_menu_items_filter($items){
        $items = preg_replace(
            '|
([^@]+) @([^<]+)|',
            '
$3', $items);
        return $items;
    }

    function _set_custom_status_in_theme_location_switcher(){
        global $sitepress_settings, $sitepress, $wpdb;

        if ( !$sitepress_settings ) {
            return;
        }
        $tl = (array)get_theme_mod('nav_menu_locations');
        $menus_not_translated = array();
        foreach($tl as $k=>$menu){
            $menu_tt_id = $wpdb->get_var($wpdb->prepare("SELECT term_taxonomy_id FROM {$wpdb->term_taxonomy} WHERE term_id=%d AND taxonomy='nav_menu'",$menu));
            $menu_trid = $sitepress->get_element_trid($menu_tt_id, 'tax_nav_menu');
            $menu_translations = $sitepress->get_element_translations($menu_trid, 'tax_nav_menu');
            if(!isset($menu_translations[$this->current_lang]) || !$menu_translations[$this->current_lang]){
                $menus_not_translated[] = $k;
            }
        }
        if(!empty($menus_not_translated)){
            ?>

            <?php
        }
    }

    // on the nav menus when selecting pages using the pagination filter pages > 2 by language
    function _enable_sitepress_query_filters($args){
        if(isset($args->_default_query)){
            $args->_default_query['suppress_filters'] = false;
        }
        return $args;
    }

	function wp_get_nav_menus_filter( $menus ) {
		global $pagenow;
		if ( is_admin () && isset( $pagenow ) && $pagenow === 'customize.php' ) {
			$menus = $this->unfilter_non_default_language_menus ( $menus );
		}

		return $menus;
	}

	private function setup_menu_item() {
		add_action( 'admin_menu', array( $this, 'admin_menu_setup' ) );
	}

	private function setup_menu_synchronization() {
		global $icl_menus_sync, $wpml_post_translations, $wpml_term_translations;
		include_once ICL_PLUGIN_PATH . '/inc/wp-nav-menus/menus-sync.php';
		$icl_menus_sync = new ICLMenusSync( $this->sitepress, $this->wpdb, $wpml_post_translations, $wpml_term_translations );
	}

	private function unfilter_non_default_language_menus( $menus ) {
		global $sitepress, $wpml_term_translations;
		$default_language = $sitepress->get_default_language ();

		foreach ( $menus as $index => $menu ) {
			$menu_ttid = is_object ( $menu ) ? $menu->term_taxonomy_id : $menu;
			/** @var WPML_Term_Translation $wpml_term_translations */
			$menu_language = $wpml_term_translations->get_element_lang_code ( $menu_ttid );
			if ( $menu_language != $default_language && $menu_language != null ) {
				unset( $menus[ $index ] );
			}
		}

		return $menus;
	}

	private function adjust_current_language_if_required( ) {
		global $pagenow;

		if ( $pagenow === 'nav-menus.php' && isset( $_GET[ 'menu' ] ) && $_GET[ 'menu' ] ) {
			$current_lang = $this->sitepress->get_current_language();
			$menu_lang    = $this->_get_menu_language( (int)$_GET[ 'menu' ] );
			if ( $menu_lang && ( $current_lang !== $menu_lang ) ) {
				$this->sitepress->switch_lang( $menu_lang );
				$_GET[ 'lang' ] = $menu_lang;
			}
		}

	}
}

?>


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Q: Resolving ForeignSecurityPrincipals in Active Directory with UnboundID LDAP SDK for Java I am trying to resolve ForeignSecurityPrincipals to User objects in an Active Directory Server network using exclusively the LDAP Interface via the UnboundID LDAP SDK for Java (https://www.ldap.com/unboundid-ldap-sdk-for-java).
What I am trying to do is the following:

*

*Import a Group

*Import all users in that Groups

*

*Resolve all ForeignSecurityPrincipals contained as members

Importing the group is easily done, but the group contains some ForeignSecurityPrincipals as members. These first have to be resolved to "real" User objects using the principals objectSID.
As far as I understand, the ForeignSecurityPrincipal points to another object resident on a different server, which has to be resolved. According to the guide here (https://community.oracle.com/message/4697183#4697183) I should be collecting all trust parents and then iterate over them to search for the User object. Unfortunately in our case, this doesn't result in any users being found.
Because of additional information I have, I know in which server the specific user I am using for testing is resident in, but I can not even find that server in the trust parent list of my original server. I am accessing my server as a global Catalog, therefor, as far as I understand, I should be able to find everything resident on the entire network. Correct?
Note that the group and the user referenced by the principal are resident in two completely distinct trees, not subtrees of each other. (e.g. the group is in the foo.com domain and the user in the acme.net domain).
Does anyone have experience with the lookup of ForeignSecurityPrincipals in Active Directory and can provide any guidance as to which step I might be missing or which problems I might be overlooking?
Thanks!

A: ForeignSecurityPrincipals (FSP) represents security principals external to current forest. So in most cases, it's expected you cannot resolved FSP using GC in current forest, as GC contains all objects only in its forest.
To my knowledge, the only hints in FSP to get back the security principals is the SID in objectSid attribute. There seems no easy way to get back the containing forest/domain using the SID from foreign forest.
A not-so-easy way is to build a domain SID to domain map.
Accessing Foreign Security Principals
But it's in PowerShell (i have no knowledge on SDK you mentioned). General concept is walk through each domain in trusted forests and build the domain SID map. After that you know where the SID come from, then you can do a search on the target domain to get back the account. You may try understand the code and port to your preferred language.

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Home India News Politics In AIADMK's general body meet today; Sasikala, poll alliance & EPS as CM face top agendas
The All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) will hold a general body meeting on Saturday where key issues including the party's alliance with the BJP and the release of Sasikala are likely to be some of the matters of discussion. The key general body meeting will be presided by party president E Madhusudhanan while CM Edappadi Palaniswami and Deputy DM O Pannerselvam are also set to be present in the meet. AIADMK's alliance with BJP, the release of Sasikala & the possible impact of the same on the upcoming Assembly elections, the ratifying of the 11-member steering committee formed earlier in October are some of the issues to be discussed during the meeting, as per sources.
READ | In Tamil Nadu, Jan 28 'Thaipusam' To Be A Holiday; CM EPS Wants It Added To State Holidays
AIADMK's Executive body and General Council, set to meet on Saturday at 11 am, is the highest decision-making body of the party. It is also pertinent to point out that this will be the first elections for AIADMK since 1991 to field a different CM candidate apart from ex-party chief J Jayalalithaa. Edappadi Palaniswami was declared AIADMK's CM candidate on October 7 by an 11-member steering committee that was constituted in October 2020.
Further, the ruling party's alliance with the BJP is also said to be a topic of discussion during the meeting, as per sources. The friction between the NDA allies become more evident over differing statements made by AIADMK and BJP leaders on the CM face for the upcoming Tamil Nadu Assembly polls. Another issue likely to be discussed during AIADMK's general body meeting is the release of VK Sasikala, the former aide of J Jayalalithaa who is currently serving a jail sentence for disproportionate assets case that she was convicted for back in 2017.
READ | Tamil Nadu CM EPS' High-speed Convoy Car Crashes Into Barricade To Save Cow; Caught On Cam
AIADMK-BJP tussle
Meanwhile, the tussle between AIADMK and its saffron ally BJP continues as the latter is yet to announce the alliance's CM candidate formally. In its national party meet, AIADMK Deputy Coordinator K P Munusamy said that the BJP has to endorse EPS' candidature for the CM's post and agree to its other terms — such as 'non-participation' in government's seat-sharing decision process — and if not, should rethink its 2021 electoral options.
In response, BJP Tamil Nadu president L Murugan said that AIADMK-BJP ties are "strong", after meeting both EPS and OPS. BJP leaders are hesitant to openly declare EPS their CM candidate and have placed the ball at the court of Central leadership. Even as superstar Rajinikanth who was to launch his party in January, was expected to support the BJP, Stalin's estranged brother Alagiri is also in talks with the BJP, as per sources. Thus, sources say BJP is weighing all options before its final announcement.
READ | Sasikala To Be Released From Prison On January 27; Lawyer Says Early Release Being Sought
Tamil Nadu Assembly elections
Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu are due during April-May 2021 and the political parties have started their campaign. While DMK's MK Stalin is eyeing becoming Chief Minister for the first time, AIADMK has arrived at reconciliation between two warring factions - of Deputy CM O Pannerselvam (OPS) and CM E Palaniswamy (EPS). Incumbent E Palaniswamy has been named as its CM candidate and O Panneerselvam as the chief of the 11-member steering committee. On the other side, AIADMK has said that they are the big-brother within the NDA alliance. Meanwhile, Kamal Hassan is on a campaign trail and Alagiri has said that the launch of his political party will be in January. Superstar Rajinikanth who was about to launch his party this year has backed out due to health reasons.
READ | TN CM Palaniswami Claims VK Sasikala's Return From Prison Won't Change Things For AIADMK

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Important road safety measure for truckers!
At Tax2290, we are deeply connected with the trucking industry. One is through our online tax e-file software which enables filers of IRS forms like Form 2290, file HVUT with great ease and get their proof of payment very soon after the last step. The other is, having connected digitally with the trucking industry for nearly a decade now, we have kind of become emotionally attached to the industry as a company. And so, the more we are concerned about truck driver's safety on roads and supporting government and other agencies like FMCSA in improvising the industry as a whole. In that, today we thought we would share one of their most important safety programs to be aware of while sharing the roads with heavy trucks – The No-Zone program. Its goal is to increase awareness of the No-Zones — danger areas like blind spots, around commercial vehicles, in which cars "disappear" from the view of the truck.
The FMCSA believes that the more people know about how to share the road safely, the fewer number of injuries and fatalities will be caused by crashes with large trucks. And so do we. By driving defensively and being the knights of the roads every time, you can become more professional with each drive. The areas around the trucks that are out of the eyesight of drivers and are dangerous are called the 'No-Zone' areas. Obviously, when the driver isn't able to see what's around the truck, the life of vehicles in its 'No-Zone' areas is at total danger. Especially, when the trucks are bound to take wide right turns, the danger for vehicles hanging in the 'No-Zone' area faces two times the normal danger. There are four types of blind spots. Brighten your eyeballs to read on.
Driving by the side of trucks when the truck driver cannot see you, can put you in massive trouble when he decides to shift lanes or swerve due to some reason.
There are two views to this. One is when you are speeding right behind a truck (which the truck driver will not be able to see), if at all the truck stops or breaks suddenly, you have no option then to become a part of the truck. The other is, crossing behind a reversing truck. Truck drivers have no rear-view mirror and they might unknowingly crush you while you try to cut across behind them.
Truck drivers need nearly twice the time and room to stop as cars. When you move in front of a truck from its side and slow down suddenly, truck drivers are forced to slam their brakes and may plunge into your rears.
While taking right turns, truck drivers might have to take wide turns to their left. And, during such an occurrence, do not coincidentally get squeezed in its back.
Know, follow and practice safety rules and be safe on roads. And as we always say, be safe legally as well. If you own a truck, tomorrow is the last day to file & pay your HVUT. Know the reasons for the extension here. And for any support during your e-file, we can be reached not less than immediately at 866-245-3918 or support@taxexcise.com.
This entry was posted in Heavy Vehicle Use Tax, IRS Authorized E-file provider, Truckers Need and tagged FMCSA, heavy trucks, HVUT, No-Zone, Rear No-Zone, Truck drivers on September 7, 2012 by admin.


Microsoft, Linux and other employers have teamed up with edX, a collaboration started by Harvard and MIT to provide online courses, which are easier to keep updated than conventional university courses in fast-changing fields such as tech.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation in October launched its Talent Pipeline Management Academy, encouraging employers to become involved much more directly in ensuring that the education system produces people with the skills they need.
U.S. universities produced fewer than 2,000 people with Ph.D.s in computer science in 2015-2016, the last year for which the figure is available, the association says, and it says more than 60 percent make a beeline for highly paid jobs and lavish benefits in the private sector.


Microsoft Game Studios has achieved a good deal of success this generation, publishing a number of the most successful titles available on the Xbox 360. MGS Head, Phil Spencer believes that they now boast a more impressive line-up then their more established counterparts at Sony, despite having closed down studios like FASA and Ensemble.
"Let's start from the beginning of both consoles—PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360—which first party has had more success on their own platform?" Spencer told GamesIndustry.Biz. "We have Gears, Halo, Forza; we're continuing to push existing IP while bringing new IP to market. I'll line up against Sony's first party any day."
"We talk about games when we know what they are," he continued. "When we can guarantee the quality to the customers, and we'll say when they're going to come out—I think the customers want that. But lining us up against Sony first party—I love that comparison. Review score average, exclusive hits to-date, you pick the metric and we can talk about it."
Since Spencer discussed review score averages, let's compare a few first-party titles from both Sony and Microsoft to see how accurate his claims actually are.
In terms of racing games, MGS' Forza 2 has received an average rating of 90%, while Sony's GT5 Prologue, despite not being a full game, currently stands at 80%. Meanwhile, when it comes to shooters, MGS' Gears of War and Sony's Resistance: Fall of Man (which will both be getting the sequel treatment this holiday) scored 94% and 86% respectively.
It looks like Spencer's argument holds some water, and it's hard to argue the strength of the MGS' line-up the last two holiday seasons. However, aside from Gears of War 2, this year their slate of games is not quite the slam dunk of years past. Too Human has proven moderately successful so far despite a critical panning by most outlets. But what about Fable 2? Lips? Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts? None of these games are sure-fire hits like GoW2, and worse still they will be competing with very impressive looking titles from Sony like SingStar and LittleBigPlanet. It looks like this is a battle that is just getting started.


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TKM Development Inc. originally established as TKM Holdings LLC started as a private company for the CEO to operate as a real estate investment vehicle back in 2013. Amid the booming economy just after a year since the start of Prime Minister Abe's Economic Policy, the company began to successfully realize gains on several real estate projects in the central Tokyo.
Subsequently the company began its expansion into renewable energy sector spurred by the feed-in-tariff system launched in the country at the time and coupled with the generous tax incentives offered at the time, the company successfully sold those developed photovoltaic plants the size of which ranged between 750kW to 2600kW, mainly to the owners of publicly listed companies in the 1st section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and also to other notable institutional investors.
By 2016 the company has grown in size with gross revenue in excess of 28 MM USD with generous gross margin in excess of 14 MM USD. The company is currently capitalized at more than 20 MM USD at its book value and is well in excess of 200 MM USD in terms of market cap assuming a comparable industry multiple.
Today the company continues to invest into renewable energy sector but shifting away from already wide-spread photovoltaic sector but focusing on underdeveloped biomass power generation sector. While a long-term stable supply of biofuel remains a key factor, the company began studying several options including an option to import biofuels from suppliers abroad to an option of growing its own energy crops and converting them into biofuel. Even though it was the most difficult option to choose amongst several others the company concluded that this will be the most stable, reliable and efficient solution in the long run.
After travelling to and investigating several potential countries in ASEAN in search for the availability of arable land the company eventually decided that Indonesia is a place to invest. Inspired by one of CEO's acquaintances the company has made its determination to make Indonesia the "Middle East of Biofuel", eventually replacing fossil fuels for energy and plastics needs of today.
In June 2020, the company successfully established its subsidiary, PT. TKM Biofuel Indonesia headquartered at Sampoerna Strategic Square in South Jakarta. The company is in an aggressive pursuit of land acquisition for energy crops plantation with an ultimate objective of producing environmentally friendly biofuel to be used worldwide.
The company continues its endeavor for mass distribution of biomass products including biofuels and bioplastics which is the ultimate objective the company seeks to achieve over the decades to come.


While cities and municipalities work relentlessly to clean and inspect sewer main lines, it is still possible for a sewer main to plug up and allow water and sewage to flow into the dwellings it serves. Raw sewage in your basement. Can you imagine it spewing out of your toilets, shower stalls and sinks? With record high precipitation in many parts of the nation, some families have experienced such unfortunate events. These backups not only cause damage that is difficult to repair, but also create dangerous health hazards. A mainline backwater valve can save the day.
By installing the award winning "Mainline Fullport Backwater Valve" (sometimes referred as a "Backflow Preventer") in the main line to the sewer, property owners reduce their exposure to such an incident to almost nothing.
Who's at risk? Your home or building may be susceptible to sewage backups if the lowest drain is less than 24" above the nearest upstream manhole. Most building codes require owners to install a backflow prevention valve to minimize the chance of flooding at properties with drains that meet the specification mentioned above.
How does it work? A backwater valve can be installed in the basement at the exit point from the home or building, or in the sewer lateral outside of the building.
The "lateral" is the underground pipe that carries sewage from private property to the city's sewer main. The backflow valve is installed downstream and prevents sewage from backing up into the lateral beyond ("above") this valve.
Some building codes now require the installation of a backwater valve no matter where the home is located in relationship to the first upstream manhole cover. Please check local municipalities plumbing code or with your local building inspector.
If a camera inspection shows that a drain back-up has been caused by cloged drain or a shifted pipe at one spot, then replacing the broken part of the pipe is referred to as the drain spot repair.
Plumbing problems? Need drain repair?


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Q: How to use gRPC from PHP and Windows 10 with the "grpc_php_plugin"? When trying to use gRPC from Windows with PHP, I could find Windows binaries for "protoc.exe" and "php_grpc.dll" but I have not been able to find any "grpc_php_plugin" (exe or dll?) and thus have not succeeded to use gRPC from Windows/PHP.
Documentation page:
https://grpc.io/docs/quickstart/php/
The current documentation at the above paqe is unix-oriented (with "make grpc_php_plugin" and "bins/opt" paths in flags such as --plugin=protoc-gen-grpc=bins/opt/grpc_php_plugin).
However, it kind of seems as Windows should be supported since the page does mention "Install on Windows  You can download the pre-compiled grpc.dll extension from the PECL website."
On the other hand, if only two of the three needed binaries are available, then it is not enough, since as far as I understand, the following three binaries are needed:

*

*"protoc.exe" (indeed available in "protoc-3.11.4-win64.zip" )

*"php_grpc.dll" (indeed is available in "php_grpc-1.28.0-7.4-nts-vc15-x64.zip" )
  (and I am using 64 bit Windows 10 with nts/non-thread-safe PHP 7.4.4)

*"grpc_php_plugin" (exe or dll?) NOT (?) available for Windows?

When trying to use the example at the quickstart page, you find this example command:
protoc --proto_path=examples/protos --php_out=examples/php --grpc_out=examples/php --plugin=protoc-gen-grpc=bins/opt/grpc_php_plugin ./examples/protos/helloworld.proto

The problem is the plugin flag "--plugin=protoc-gen-grpc=bins/opt/grpc_php_plugin".
When using Windows, you have not compiled with "make grpc_php_plugin" but need to download a binary for Windows and put it in a Windows path instead of the "bins/opt/grpc_php_plugin".
So, if anyone has actually been able to use gRPC for PHP with Windows 10, then please explain to make it work regarding the "grpc_php_plugin" which seems to be needed but not available.

A: Here is grpc_php_plugin.exe and some others: https://github.com/aaapi-net/protoc-windows-gen-plugins
Just download it and use the following command:
protoc -I proto/ --php_out=proto --grpc_out=proto
--plugin=protoc-gen-grpc=./grpc_php_plugin.exe example.proto

A: Install plugins from more reliable source than git above

*

*Download and install http://repo.msys2.org/distrib/x86_64/msys2-x86_64-20200602.exe

*Open installed Msys2

*Update packages: pacman -Su

*Install grpc-plugins: pacman -S mingw-w64-x86_64-grpc

*Your plugins are here: C:\msys64\mingw64\bin
or

*

*You can just download http://repo.msys2.org/mingw/x86_64/mingw-w64-x86_64-grpc-1.29.1-1-any.pkg.tar.zst

*Open it with zstd plugin http://facebook.github.io/zstd/


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Archaic anti-poacher laws get bullet
New Labour's commitment canada goose coat 1000 bulbs garland to a classless Britain has seen it focus on an unlikely target. The government is preparing to repeal nineteenth century laws governing the sale of game which were meant to stop the poor poaching on the estates of rich landowners.
The move reflects pressure from the shooting industry, which is seeking to market game birds as a more healthy alternative to factory-farmed chickens.
Today, more than 160 years from when the laws were introduced, it is still, according to the statute books, an offence for restaurants and dealers to possess game outside defined shooting seasons. Game dealers, for example, can sell grouse only up to 10 days after 10 December when the grouse-shooting season ends.
Ben Bradshaw, the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Minister, has confirmed that the government plans to liberalise the game laws to help boost the industry, which employs 26,000 people in the UK.
The move has been viewed in some quarters as a sop to the countryside lobby over the hunting ban, but Bradshaw believes it will encourage people to eat more game, such as partridge, best canada goose best place to buy a canada buy canada goose coat uk goose jacket in toronto jacket pheasant, deer, rabbit and hare. 'Game is extremely nutritious and tasty, and contains some of the vital oils that are shared with oily fish,' he said.
In recent years supermarkets and restaurants have stocked game to meet the demands of consumers seeking healthy alternatives to factory-farmed meat.
'Game is wild, natural and free range,' says information published on the game-to-eat website, a new government-funded site for consumers. It's also healthier than many red best canada goose jacket reddit meats. For anyone on a low fat diet, venison makes a brilliant alternative to beef – just as tasty and extra lean.'
The abolition of game shooting and dealing licences would end some of Britain's most anachronistic legislation. Under the Game Act of canada goose coat 1000 calorie diet 1831, it is up to individuals caught in buying a canada goose jacket online possession of game to show they acquired it 'innocently.'
It was legislation introduced on the back of the act that makes fascinating reading for students of Britain's class system. The royal family, and their gamekeepers, are exempt from having to acquire a licence to shoot or deal in game. A gamekeeper who works for someone with a title is granted greater best price parka canada goose jacket outlet usa online canada goose coat 1000 calorie diets store powers than a rival employed by someone without one.
'The repeal of the Game Act is something we've been campaigning for for a long time,' said Jeffrey Olstead, of the British Association for Shooting and Conservation.
'It means people can have game in supermarkets and restaurants without breaking the law. The laws were to oppress the best ideas about canada goose parka on pinterest rural working class. It's no longer appropriate.'
A spokeswoman for the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs said said repealing the laws was subject to consultation. 'But it's important they reflect modern times and tastes.'
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Music Matters: Lucas Hoge & Dallas Chief Eagle
Lucas Hoge
Originally from Hubbell, Nebraska (population 44), the country music artist Lucas Hoge's album Dirty South debuted at No. 5 on Billboard's overall Country Albums chart.
"To me, music is a universal language," says Hoge. "It breaks down barriers for communication in other ways that normally you might not be able to communicate with that person or that group of people. But as soon as you start playing some music, it's just a different language. It speaks to everyone."
Hoge regularly performs for U.S. troops overseas. With many family members in the military, but not feeling "wired" for the military himself, Hoge says he wants to give back by directly thanking and showing his appreciation to servicemen and servicewomen where they are stationed. "The loyalty, the dedication, the sacrifice, that all these men and women do for us is beyond compare. Getting to see exactly what they go through day in and day out intensifies my respect for what they do for us."
Dallas Chief Eagle
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Chief Eagle discusses the spirit that can be found in the world around us, including "Grandpa Rock," a stone he uses to help students improve self-awareness and self-management exercises. "How does this rock teach us? It's not moving, so we're not going to move, we're not going to make noise. I teach the students how to turn off all the channels in their brain and we go into spirit. Eventually, they can turn off their brain and their spirit gets most of the attention. Then we can start to see nature and other people as spirits and start treating them that way."
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 Andrei Anatoljewitsch Burlakow (1963–2011), russischer Manager
 Juri Iljitsch Burlakow (* 1960), sowjetisch-schweizerischer Skilangläufer
 Matwei Prokopjewitsch Burlakow (1935–2011), russischer Generaloberst
 Vladimir Burlakov (* 1987), deutsch-russischer Schauspieler

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How Ball-carrier Finished His Task
: The Brown Fairy Book
After Ball-Carrier had managed to drown the Bad One so that he could not
do any more mischief, he forgot the way to his grandmother's house, and
could not find it again, though he searched everywhere. During this time
he wandered into many strange places, and had many adventures; and one
day he came to a hut where a young girl lived. He was tired and hungry
and begged her to let him in and rest, and he stayed a long while, and
the girl became his wife. One morning he saw two children playing in
front of the hut, and went out to speak to them. But as soon as they saw
him they set up cries of horror and ran away. 'They are the children of
my sister who has been on a long journey,' replied his wife, 'and now
that she knows you are my husband she wants to kill you.'
'Oh, well, let her try,' replied Ball-Carrier. 'It is not the first time
people have wished to do that. And here I am still, you see!'
'Be careful,' said the wife, 'she is very cunning.' But at this moment
the sister-in-law came up.
'How do you do, brother-in-law? I have heard of you so often that I am
very glad to meet you. I am told that you are more powerful than any man
on earth, and as I am powerful too, let us try which is the strongest.'
'That will be delightful,' answered he. 'Suppose we begin with a short
race, and then we will go on to other things.'
'That will suit me very well,' replied the woman, who was a witch. 'And
let us agree that the one who wins shall have the right to kill the
other.'
'Oh, certainly,' said Ball-Carrier;' and I don't think we shall find a
flatter course than the prairie itself--no one knows how many miles it
stretches. We will run to the end and back again.'
This being settled they both made ready for the race, and Ball-Carrier
silently begged the good spirits to help him, and not to let him fall
into the hands of this wicked witch.
'When the sun touches the trunk of that tree we will start,' said she,
as they both stood side by side. But with the first step Ball-Carrier
changed himself into a wolf and for a long way kept ahead. Then
gradually he heard her creeping up behind him, and soon she was in
front. So Ball-Carrier took the shape of a pigeon and flew rapidly past
her, but in a little while she was in front again and the end of the
prairie was in sight. 'A crow can fly faster than a pigeon,' thought he,
and as a crow he managed to pass her and held his ground so long that
he fancied she was quite beaten. The witch began to be afraid of it too,
and putting out all her strength slipped past him. Next he put on the
shape of a hawk, and in this form he reached the bounds of the prairie,
he and the witch turning homewards at the moment.
Bird after bird he tried, but every time the witch gained on him and
took the lead. At length the goal was in sight, and Ball-Carrier knew
that unless he could get ahead now he would be killed before his own
door, under the eyes of his wife. His eyes had grown dim from fatigue,
his wings flapped wearily and hardly bore him along, while the witch
seemed as fresh as ever. What bird was there whose flight was swifter
than his? Would not the good spirits tell him? Ah, of course he knew;
why had he not thought of it at first and spared himself all that
fatigue? And the next instant a humming bird, dressed in green and blue,
flashed past the woman and entered the house. The witch came panting up,
furious at having lost the race which she felt certain of winning; and
Ball-Carrier, who had by this time changed back into his own shape,
struck her on the head and killed her.
For a long while Ball-Carrier was content to stay quietly at home with
his wife and children, for he was tired of adventures, and only did
enough hunting to supply the house with food. But one day he happened to
eat some poisonous berries that he had found in the forest, and grew so
ill that he felt he was going to die.
'When I am dead do not bury me in the earth,' he said, 'but put me over
there, among that clump of trees.' So his wife and her three children
watched by him as long as he was alive, and after he was dead they took
him up and laid the body on a platform of stakes which they had prepared
in the grove. And as they returned weeping to the hut they caught
a glimpse of the ball rolling away down the path back to the old
grandmother. One of the sons sprang forward to stop it, for Ball-Carrier
had often told them the tale of how it had helped him to cross the
river, but it was too quick for him, and they had to content themselves
with the war club and bow and arrows, which were put carefully away.
By-and-by some travellers came past, and the chief among them asked
leave to marry Ball-Carrier's daughter. The mother said she must have a
little time to think over it, as her daughter was still very young; so
it was settled that the man should go away for a month with his friends,
and then come back to see if the girl was willing.
Now ever since Ball-Carrier's death the family had been very poor, and
often could not get enough to eat. One morning the girl, who had had
no supper and no breakfast, wandered off to look for cranberries, and
though she was quite near home was astonished at noticing a large hut,
which certainly had not been there when last she had come that way.
No one was about, so she ventured to peep in, and her surprise was
increased at seeing, heaped up in one corner, a quantity of food of all
sorts, while a little robin redbreast stood perched on a beam looking
down upon her.
'It is my father, I am sure,' she cried; and the bird piped in answer.
From that day, whenever they wanted food they went to the hut, and
though the robin could not speak, he would hop on their shoulders and
let them feed him with the food they knew he liked best.
When the man came back he found the girl looking so much prettier and
fatter than when he had left her, that he insisted that they should be
married on the spot. And the mother, who did not know how to get rid of
him, gave in.
The husband spent all his time in hunting, and the family had never had
so much meat before; but the man, who had seen for himself how poor they
were, noticed with amazement that they did not seem to care about it, or
to be hungry. 'They must get food from somewhere,' he thought, and one
morning, when he pretended to be going out to hunt, he hid in a thicket
to watch. Very soon they all left the house together, and walked to the
other hut, which the girl's husband saw for the first time, as it was
hid in a hollow. He followed, and noticed that each one went up to the
redbreast, and shook him by the claw; and he then entered boldly and
shook the bird's claw too. The whole party afterwards sat down to
dinner, after which they all returned to their own hut.
The next day the husband declared that he was very ill, and could not
eat anything; but this was only a presence so that he might get what he
wanted. The family were all much distressed, and begged him to tell them
what food he fancied.
'Oh! I could not eat any food,' he answered every time, and at each
answer his voice grew fainter and fainter, till they thought he would
die from weakness before their eyes.
'There must be some thing you could take, if you would only say what it
is,' implored his wife.
'No, nothing, nothing; except, perhaps--but of course that is
impossible!'
'No, I am sure it is not,' replied she; 'you shall have it, I
promise--only tell me what it is.'
'I think--but I could not ask you to do such a thing. Leave me alone,
and let me die quietly.'
'You shall not die,' cried the girl, who was very fond of her husband,
for he did not beat her as most girls' husbands did. 'Whatever it is, I
will manage to get it for you.'
'Well, then, I think, if I had that--redbreast, nicely roasted, I could
eat a little bit of his wing!'
The wife started back in horror at such a request; but the man turned
his face to the wall, and took no notice, as he thought it was better to
leave her to herself for a little.
Weeping and wringing her hands, the girl went down to her mother. The
brothers were very angry when they heard the story, and declared that,
if any one were to die, it certainly should not be the robin. But all
that night the man seemed getting weaker and weaker, and at last, quite
early, the wife crept out, and stealing to the hut, killed the bird, and
brought him home to her husband.
Just as she was going to cook it her two brothers came in. They cried
out in horror at the sight, and, rushing out of the hut, declared they
would never see her any more. And the poor girl, with a heavy heart,
took the body of the redbreast up to her husband.
But directly she entered the room the man told her that he felt a great
deal better, and that he would rather have a piece of bear's flesh, well
boiled, than any bird, however tender. His wife felt very miserable to
think that their beloved redbreast had been sacrificed for nothing, and
begged him to try a little bit.
'You felt so sure that it would do you good before,' said she, 'that I
can't help thinking it would quite cure you now.' But the man only flew
into a rage, and flung the bird out of the window. Then he got up and
went out.
Now all this while the ball had been rolling, rolling, rolling to the
old grandmother's hut on the other side of the world, and directly it
rolled into her hut she knew that her grandson must be dead. Without
wasting any time she took a fox skin and tied it round her forehead, and
fastened another round her waist, as witches always do when they leave
their own homes. When she was ready she said to the ball: 'Go back the
way you came, and lead me to my grandson.' And the ball started with the
old woman following.
It was a long journey, even for a witch, but, like other things, it
ended at last; and the old woman stood before the platform of stakes,
where the body of Ball-Carrier lay.
'Wake up, my grandson, it is time to go home,' the witch said. And
Ball-Carrier stepped down oft the platform, and brought his club and bow
and arrows out of the hut, and set out, for the other side of the world,
behind the old woman.
When they reached the hut where Ball-Carrier had fasted so many years
ago, the old woman spoke for the first time since they had started on
their way.
'My grandson, did you ever manage to get that gold from the Bad One?'
'Yes, grandmother, I got it.'
'Where is it?' she asked.
'Here, in my left arm-pit,' answered he.
So she picked up a knife and scraped away all the gold which had stuck
to his skin, and which had been sticking there ever since he first stole
it. After she had finished she asked again:
'My grandson, did you manage to get that bridge from the Bad One?'
'Yes, grandmother, I got that too,' answered he.
'Where is it?' she asked, and Ball-Carrier lifted his right arm, and
pointed to his arm-pit.
'Here is the bridge, grandmother,' said he.
Then the witch did something that nobody in the world could have guessed
that she would do. First, she took the gold and said to Ball-carrier:
'My grandson, this gold must be hidden in the earth, for if people think
they can get it when they choose, they will become lazy and stupid. But
if we take it and bury it in different parts of the world they will have
to work for it if they want it, and then will only find a little at a
time.' And as she spoke, she pulled up one of the poles of the hut, and
Ball-Carrier saw that underneath was a deep, deep hole, which seemed to
have no bottom. Down this hole she poured all the gold, and when it was
out of sight it ran about all over the world, where people that dig hard
sometimes find it. And after that was done she put the pole back again.
Next she lifted down a spade from a high shelf, where it had grown quite
rusty, and dug a very small hole on the opposite side of the hut--very
small, but very deep.
'Give me the bridge,' said she, 'for I am going to bury it here. If
anyone was to get hold of it, and find that they could cross rivers and
seas without any trouble, they would never discover how to cross them
for themselves. I am a witch, and if I had chosen I could easily have
cast my spells over the Bad One, and have made him deliver them to
you the first day you came into my hut. But then you would never have
fasted, and never have planned how to get what you wanted, and never
have known the good spirits, and would have been fat and idle to the end
of your days. And now go; in that hut, which you can just see far away,
live your father and mother, who are old people now, and need a son to
hunt for them. You have done what you were set to do, and I need you no
more.'
Then Ball-Carrier remembered his parents and went back to them.
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Home › Newsroom › Summer Statement Will Not Resolve Long-Term SME Troubles, Claims Leading North East Accountancy Expert
Summer Statement Will Not Resolve Long-Term SME Troubles, Claims Leading North East Accountancy Expert
A leading accountancy expert says the summer economic statement was "underwhelming" given the scale of problems many SME business owners face.
Andrew Moorby, managing partner of MHA Tait Walker and head of the Teesside office says the temporary support measures announced in the UK summer economic plan will not help to resolve the long-term challenges for owner-managed businesses.
He said: "In reality the major announcements, the Government's third rebuilding stage, will not be made until the autumn and so until then it feels that the announcements made are merely temporary measures to carry us through the bottom of the slow down. It certainly felt a little underwhelming given the scale of problems many people face.
Andrew pointed to the fact that the Government's latest commitment to subsidise work placements and traineeship programmes would not address long-term pressures faced by SMEs.
He said: "Further tax breaks and economic incentives are needed if we hope to catalyse SMEs for sustained economic recovery. The future for many people hangs in the balance and they cannot wait until the autumn budget for a better package of measures."
Andrew added that the announcements were already too little, too late for many businesses since they have been made more than a month after the removal of the furlough scheme was announced.
He said: "Many businesses across the manufacturing, hospitality and retail sectors have already progressed their redundancy strategies and so for those workers, these announcements have come too late. It would have been far better if these could have been announced alongside the plans to remove furloughing.
"While the Government's commitment to training is admirable, businesses may now lack the confidence to retain staff because there was no mention of an extension to the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS) or any alternative solution to help them.
"Businesses need assurances from the Government that working capital support will still be in place to help them as they head into the autumn when various supportive schemes are due to come to an end."
Andrew pointed to the fact that the economy has seen a 25% contraction in the last two months, matching the growth seen in the previous 18 years.
He added: "If we are going to recover from this and benefit from a V-shaped recovery, it's important that the Government shows proactive rather than reactive leadership.
"We all have a vital role to play and we can't simply rely upon the government to bail us out, but knowing that there is a strategic plan in place will give business leaders confidence to retain employees and invest to benefit from the upturn.
"Whilst I feel that the Chancellor's measures were weak and certainly announced too late they are aimed at changing the habits of lockdown, but this will require a change of attitude by some as well as government incentives."
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5 Places to Celebrate National Waffle Day in Orlando - South Street & Co.
Make sure you don't miss National Waffle Day in Orlando when it rolls in on August 24th.
Summer is almost at an end, but thanks to fun, niche holidays, the excitement hasn't ended. But it doesn't have to be all sweltering heat and unbearable humidity because on August 24th it is National Waffle Day in Orlando!
Instead of whipping out that old box of waffle mix, we recommend that you visit one of these wonderful locations to celebrate National Waffle Day!
If you plan to go anywhere for National Waffle Day, you should go to Hash House a Go Go and ask for sage fried chicken with waffles to go if you are in some sort of rush, but why not stay? Styled like a farm-house, with a large and comfortable indoor seating, Hash House is a perfect breakfast spot for this sweet and fluffy holiday.
Avenue Gastrobar in Orlando doesn't serve waffles on weekdays, which makes the fact that National Waffle Days land on a Tuesday a bit of a disappointment. But you can't dismiss Avenue Gastrobar and their waffle burger which is served on weekends to all those adventurous folk who want something different with their waffle based meals!
Peach Valley Cafe is the perfect morning stop for some fluffy Belgian waffles, adorned with powdered sugar and your choice of pecan, blueberries and other delicious options. It's the perfect locale to visit and celebrate National Pancake day!
Chef Eddies is a staple of Orlando life and serves as one of its greatest purveyors of soul food, with chicken and waffles that are out of this world. Variety and choice is the name of the game when it comes to chicken and waffles, with your choice of different proteins (shrimp and waffles anyone?) and several delicious flavors for the waffles.
Make your breakfast reminiscent of a well-earned dessert with red velvet waffles with a cream cheese glaze and a dollop of whip cream. Of course just like any great establishment you have plenty of variety when it comes to the toppings that can be applied to your already delicious waffles.
As you can see, there are numerous ways that you can celebrate national waffle day in Orlando. We hope that you take advantage of all of these tasty local restaurants!
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