Latest LearnDash update focuses on GDPR.
In the world of software sometimes you make exciting updates, and then other times you make necessary ones. The coming LearnDash update falls into the latter category.
Today's update centers on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). If this is the first time you have heard of GDPR, then you can learn more about it from the European Commission's Data Protection page.
This article is strictly about how LearnDash (the software) has been updated so that your LearnDash powered learning programs are compliant.
Please note that this post is in no means meant to be perceived as legal advice or guidance for GDPR compliance, but it is instead meant to provide you with a description of the tools in LearnDash that help you be compliant as it relates only to our software. You should consult an attorney to ensure that your business is fully GDPR compliant.
What data does LearnDash LMS collect?
Before jumping into the GDPR specific features in LearnDash I want to take a moment to discuss the data that the plugin specifically collects about users.
The LearnDash plugin stores a user's course progress, including completion status, quiz scores, assignments and/or essay submissions (if applicable). Also, WordPress stores comments on courses, lessons, topics, assignments, and essays if these features are activated.
LearnDash does not store the email address (or any personal information) as part of the course progress. We only store the course, lesson, topic, and quiz IDs.
In addition to the general learner data when taking courses, the LearnDash plugin also stores transaction data if you are selling courses using the built-in PayPal feature, the Stripe add-on, SamCart add-on, or the 2Checkout add-on. When processing payments some data will be passed to the payment gateway (PayPal, Stripe, SamCart, and/or 2Checkout depending), including information required to process or support the payment, such as the email address, purchase total, and billing information.
How does LearnDash help you be GDPR Compliant?
Recently WordPress released a maintenance and privacy update specifically adding functionality to help you comply with GDPR requirements. This update included the important ability for you to export and erase personal data (found under the TOOLS menu).
The good news for you is that the LearnDash plugin hooks right into this functionality, making GDPR related requests convenient for you to manage.
This means that if one of your learners requests their personal data then you just need to use the built-in WordPress ability to export their account information. The same is true with data deletion.
All of this new functionality is available for you today in LearnDash v2.5.8.
For a full list of the updates in this version of LearnDash, please see the changelog.
Note: You must be using WordPress v4.9.6 in order to take advantage of the GDPR features.
Both of these are rather large undertakings and very exciting.
Thank you so much for choosing us as your learning management system. Your positive feedback has been incredibly motivating for our team as we continue to evolve.
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Thank you and thanks to LearnDash team for the great contentious efforts.
Thanks for the comment. Nothing has changed in that line of code in a number of versions. Does the course in question have any steps? This would be a PHP warning, not a fatal error. So one immediate suggestion would be to turn off PHP error reporting. Feel free to raise a ticket with us as well if you prefer – thanks!
Thanks for the quick response. If it is not a fatal error so no need to raise a ticket. I turned off PHP error reporting and the issue is solved.
Hi Justin, the information under the heading "How does LearnDash help you be GDPR Compliant?" sort of created the impression that the user's use of LearnDash (e.g. quiz results) would also be exported. By testing it out, though, this doesn't happen. Did I misread the section? Are there plans to allow LearnDash usage data to be exported?
Thanks for the note. By default the quiz does not collect any personal data as defined by GDPR. We made sure to include just the GDPR required data into the new functionality.
You can add a checkbox to the built-in PayPal or Stripe add-on with a filter. Open a ticket w/support and they can send it to you.
I'm eagerly awaiting these updates, looking for an improvement to quizzes. But perhaps there's already some functionality I have overlooked: when a user has completed their quiz, upon revisiting the Quiz, they're not presented with their results – the blank quiz is presented again.
I want a user's results to be saved and presented back to them – would rather the freechoice/multichoice/open text fields were populated but available for change, but would also accept the quiz results simply being displayed.
What am I missing here? Or is this not provided functionality?
I'm not sure what it is you're referring to, my apologies. GDPR update is already available. Regarding the quiz, results are always saved on the profile (including their selected answers via the statistics icon). They cannot be changed after submission.


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Fly to the Rainbow es el segundo álbum de estudio de la banda alemana de hard rock y heavy metal Scorpions, publicado en 1974 por RCA Records. En junio de 1973 el guitarrista Michael Schenker renunció para integrarse a la británica UFO, así que su hermano Rudolf invitó a Uli Jon Roth para que los ayudara con las presentaciones restantes de la gira Lonesome Crow Tour. Al poco tiempo la formación que grabó Lonesome Crow se separó y Schenker colaboró con la banda de Roth, Dawn Road; ante la falta de un vocalista el guitarrista sugirió a Klaus Meine. A pesar de tener más músicos de Dawn Road que de Scorpions, optaron por seguir usando el nombre de este último porque ya tenía cierto reconocimiento en el país

Con la coproducción de Scorpions y Frank Bornemann, fundador de Eloy, su sonido marca el inicio de su clásico hard rock, aunque en algunas canciones mantienen algunas reminiscencias del estilo de su álbum anterior. Fly to the Rainbow estableció dos aspectos que serían habituales en el proceso de composición de sus siguientes álbumes, por un lado canciones escritas por la dupla Schenker-Meine y, por el otro, las de Roth como solista. Una vez que salió a la venta, obtuvo una nula atención en los mercados occidentales, a diferencia de Japón en donde entró en la respectiva lista musical. Por otro lado, recibió reseñas positivas por parte de algunos críticos, que lo ven como un puente entre su anterior sonido y el que crearían más tarde.

Antecedentes

Tras el lanzamiento de Lonesome Crow en 1972, Scorpions realizó su respectiva gira promocional que le permitió tocar por varios clubes y festivales de la aquella entonces Alemania Occidental. En junio de 1973 tenía programado algunas presentaciones como teloneros de UFO, pero casi son canceladas cuando el guitarrista Bernie Marsden olvidó su pasaporte. Para realizarlas la banda le pidió ayuda a Michael Schenker, cuyo trabajo agradó al vocalista Phil Mogg, quien le persuadió para que ingresara en UFO como miembro oficial. Luego de conversarlo con su hermano Rudolf, Michael aceptó porque consideraba que al establecerse en el Reino Unido potenciaría aún más su carrera.

La salida de Michael obligó a Rudolf a recurrir a su amigo Uli Jon Roth para que los ayudara con las presentaciones restantes y su primer concierto sucedió el 29 de junio de 1973, en un festival en Vechta. Al poco tiempo Scorpions se separó y con ello perdió su contrato con Brain Records. Entusiasmado por trabajar con Roth, Schenker participó de los ensayos de su banda Dawn Road, compuesta además por Francis Buchholz (bajo), Jürgen Rosenthal (batería) y Achim Kirschning (teclados); ante la falta de un vocalista, Schenker convenció a Klaus Meine para que se les uniera. A pesar de tener más músicos de Dawn Road que de Scorpions, optaron por seguir usando este último nombre, porque ya tenía cierto reconocimiento en el país.

Grabación

La banda, una vez reestructurada, firmó un contrato por cinco álbumes con RCA Records y al poco tiempo comenzó la grabación de su nuevo disco en Musicland Studios de Múnich, con la ayuda del ingeniero de sonido Reinhold Mack. Al principio la banda quedó a cargo de la producción, pero ante la falta de experiencia, el sello contrató a Frank Bornemann de Eloy como coproductor. Roth recordó que en cierto punto les sirvió, porque fungió como intermediario para comunicarse con Mack, pero no hubo química de trabajo. Bornemann hizo la mezcla y dejó el volumen de la voz demasiado bajo, pero ante el reclamo de Scorpions, el sello hizo oídos sordos; Roth señaló que «él [Bornemann] tenía cierta preferencia». Como no quedaron conformes, Roth y Schenker llevaron las cintas al estudio Muschen en Seevetal y corrigieron el problema. Roth relató que todo se hizo en muy poco tiempo, tal vez en una semana, en abril de 1974.

Composición

El proceso de composición estableció dos aspectos que serían habituales en sus posteriores álbumes, por un lado las canciones escritas por la dupla Schenker-Meine y por el otro las de Roth. El álbum inicia con «Speedy's Coming», un tema de hard rock que estableció el sonido «marca registrada» de la banda. El crítico Martin Popoff señaló que es la única composición definida 100 % como hard rock, ya que a partir de ella el disco mantiene cierta reminiscencia a su producción debut. «They Need a Million» poseía una estructura similar a una canción española, aunque en su parte más pesada hay un breve presagio metalero a «Steamrock Fever» de Taken by Force (1977). «Drifting Sun», la primera composición de Roth, presenta elementos que recuerdan a The Jimi Hendrix Experience y Cream, en donde la interpretación de Rosenthal en la batería es «descomunal» según Popoff. «Fly People Fly», posicionada como la primera power ballad de Scorpions, posee una estructura lenta, calmada y dramática en los versos, pero en el estribillo el ritmo aumenta hacia el heavy rock. Esta es la primera de las tres composiciones en donde figura Michael Schenker como cocompositor, las otras eran «Far Away» y «Fly to the Rainbow». Según Roth, parte de ellas fueron escritas después del lanzamiento de Lonesome Crow y tras la reformación, las utilizaron como base.

«This is My Song», considerada por Popoff como un «impertinente y poderoso pop rock» mezclado con una «predisposición progresiva», presenta unas guitarras gemelas —en donde los dos guitarristas fungen como líderes en un solo— que hace recordar a Thin Lizzy e incluso a los posteriores Iron Maiden. «Far Away», por su parte, tiene un tono solitario y fantástico que remonta al álbum debut. La última canción, «Fly to the Rainbow», dura cerca de diez minutos y posee un eclecticismo de elementos como «algunas pretensiones serias de art-rock (unas guitarras españolas, una narración del chamán espacial drogado de Roth, etc.), pero finalmente fueron compensadas por sus temas melódicos irresistibles y sturm und drang puro». A su vez, tiene toques de folk, un montón de progresivo y unas guitarras gemelas de una «naturaleza triste».

Lanzamiento y promoción

Fly to the Rainbow salió a la venta el 1 de noviembre de 1974 a través de RCA Records, y logró una nula atención en los mercados occidentales. Sin embargo, cuando se publicó en Japón en 1976, alcanzó el puesto 83 de la lista musical desarrollada por Oricon. Por ese motivo, el sello optó por publicar a «Speedy's Coming» como sencillo solo en ese país. Años más tarde, la organización World Wide Europe Awards (WWA) le confirió un disco de platino en representación a un millón de copias vendidas a nivel mundial.

Para promocionarlo, la banda realizó una extensa gira llamada Fly to the Rainbow Tour, que le permitió tocar por varias ciudades de su país y debutar en el extranjero con presentaciones en Francia, Bélgica, Luxemburgo y los Países Bajos. Para entonces, el batería Jürgen Rosenthal ya no estaba en la agrupación porque tuvo que cumplir con el servicio militar y su concierto final fue el último de la gira de Lonesome Crow, celebrado el 30 de abril de 1974. Para reemplazarlo contrataron a Dobbie Fechter, pero solo duró un par de meses ya que renunció para pasar tiempo con su novia, por ello, la última parte de la gira la realizó el batería belga Rudy Lenners.

Portada

La portada la creó la firma de diseñadores de Hamburgo CoDesign/Dirichs, la misma que realizó la de Lonesome Crow. En ella aparece un hombre con un par de zapatos con hélices en un fondo gris. Roth en una entrevista contó que no tenía idea que significaba y no le gustó desde el principio, además intentó de convencer a los demás de cambiarla por una pintura hecha por Rosenthal, pero Schenker le contó que no dependía de ellos.

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}}Fly to the Rainbow recibió reseñas positivas por parte de la prensa especializada, porque lo han considerado un puente entre su álbum debut y su posterior sonido. Eduardo Rivadavia de Allmusic mencionó que con este disco «comienzan a establecer su característico sonido de hard rock mientras exorcizan la última de sus tendencias hippies psicodélicas restantes» y llamó a las voces de Roth y Schenker como «débiles» en el tema «Drifting Sun». Al final, reconoció que el álbum «era otra experiencia de crecimiento para la banda». En su análisis para Ultimate Classic Rock, Rivadavia comentó que «No fue perfecto, pero este proyecto fue claramente un puente perfectamente respetable y, en ocasiones, muy impresionante para una banda que recientemente se había encontrado al borde del olvido total». En 2015, lo posicionó en el octavo puesto en su lista de los álbumes de Scorpions ordenados de peor a mejor. En un recuento similar, Malcolm Dome de Classic Rock lo situó en el puesto doce y señaló que: «Aquí es realmente donde realmente comenzó Scorpions como lo conocemos (...) Esto era hard rock británico, pero con un toque individual. Nadie más sonaba así».

El crítico Martin Popoff mencionó que en su tiempo lo señalaron por su absurda portada y fue visto como un álbum de krautrock —aunque sin serlo— y que en su conjunto el álbum apoyó la idea de que las bandas alemanas de la época podían aferrarse al hard rock. En su revisión de 1976 para The Pittsburgh Press, Pete Bishop destacó la «voz alta y de calidad de Meine» y llamó como mejores canciones a «Speedy's Coming», «Fly People Fly» y «Drifting Sun». Además, comentó que «las [partes] instrumentales suelen ser menos de lo que podrían ser (en su mayoría son ruido en "Drifting Sun"), pero eso puede cambiar. Y si lo hace, haz sitio para Scorpions». Por su parte, la revista Cashbox mencionó que era «un ataque puro y duro con una parte inferior melódica texturizada», en que el heavy metal de la banda «se ve favorecido por algunos riffs'' versados, ya que los cortes de guitarra se ejecutan continuamente en giros bruscos sobre un fondo de bajo y apropiadamente sobre las voces».

Lista de canciones

Certificaciones

Créditos

Músicos
 Klaus Meine: voz
 Uli Jon Roth: guitarra líder, coros y voz en «Drifting Sun» y «Fly to the Rainbow»
 Rudolf Schenker: guitarra rítmica, coros y voz en «Drifting Sun» y «They Need a Million»
 Francis Buchholz: bajo y coros
 Jürgen Rosenthal: batería
 Achim Kirschning: teclados, mellotron y órgano

Producción
 Scorpions y Frank Bornemann: producción
 Wandrey's Studio: diseño de la portada
 Reinhold Mack y Horst Andritschke: ingeniería de sonido

Fuente: Discogs

Notas

Referencias

Bibliografía

Enlaces externos
Página oficial de Scorpions

Álbumes de Scorpions
Álbumes de 1974
Álbumes de hard rock
Álbumes de RCA Records
Álbumes en inglés

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The Thematic Preoccupations of M. Night Shyamalan
by Alexander Huls
M. Night Shyamalan's name has literally become laughable. A director once anointed as a promising auteur, has now had many revoke that status from him. In the words of Nick Schager's recent piece at The Village Voice, Shyamalan is now seen by many as "just another director."
He shouldn't be. At least not yet. His auteur status has always felt like it was more a result of his technical and visual flourishes than any embedded (non-twist) fixations in his work. And yet Shyamalan's films have all obsessively revisited very particular, dominant themes. The reason he still remains an auteur – in spite of the homogenization of his style and the not-so-gradual atrophy of his work – is that those preoccupations have remained consistent. Which is why even if the director's last films sometimes necessitate an act of masochism to watch, his continued circling of familiar tropes nonetheless keeps them interesting.
Here then is a list of some of the major recurring motifs that have always haunted M. Night Shyamalan's work and continue to do so, and ensure he remains an interesting auteur – if not a good one.
The Omnipresence of Death
"If he dies, all that is life within me will die with him" (The Village)
Death is everywhere in the worlds of M. Night Shyamalan. It's not just a narrative stake hovering over his characters' lives, but is a force that has or will directly impact them. Death either finds them immediately in the director's films (Willis' death in The Sixth Sense, the train crash in Unbreakable, the child's funeral in The Village, the first outbreak in The Happening), or has found them in their lives before the film (the dead wife/mother in Signs, the murdered family members in The Village, The Lady in the Water and The Last Airbender). Shyamalan continually introduces death as a violent tear in the status quo of his characters' lives not just because he's interested in the emotional wounds it leaves, but because he's even more interested in how people heal, move on, and change in the face of it.
The Broken Family
"You're family has been through a lot" (Signs)
Family units are always initially broken in Shyamalan's movies. Whether it's because someone was lost (see above) or not, they're always cracked – divided, unable to talk to each other, understand each other, or form a functioning loving unit. They're families in trouble; on the verge of falling apart. Cole and his mother are unable to talk to each other. David is estranged from his family and about to move away. The Hess family's grief has them at ends. It's a curiously pervasive child-of-divorce/Generation X anxiety that appears in Shyamalan films (who isn't even a child of divorce). And like many of the crises presented in the director's films, it's one that gets neatly solved. Families – whether through what they experience or their own individual epiphanies – always fuse back together into a cohesive whole.
The Good and Bad of Water
"You have a weakness: water" (Unbreakable)
If the revelation in The Buried Secret of M. Night Shyamalan that the director nearly drowned as a child weren't a hoax, it might explain why Shyamalan is so curiously fixated on water in his films. Instead, it only further emphasizes the recurring destructive force it plays in them. David in Unbreakable and Cleveland in The Lady in the Water almost die in pools. In Signs, Bo is perpetually paranoid about contaminated water which later on – as it does in The Last Airbender – literally becomes weaponized. Yet, water isn't all bad in Shyamalan's films. It's still the Hess family's salvation in Signs. In The Lady in the Water, Story's water nymph is a messianic figure sustained by it, and the finale's rainfall represents the metaphorical purification Cleveland foreshadows. So while Shyamalan may at times veer towards aquaphobia, there's still an intriguing ying-yang relationship in how water in his movies is both destruction and salvation.
"You have a gift" (The Sixth Sense)
Characters in Shyamalan's films are always bestowed with gifts. Some have supernatural abilities, like Cole's ability to see ghosts, David's invulnerability, Aang's avatar powers, and everyone's latent skills in The Lady in the Water. Others have more everyday ones, like Malcolm's talent for helping children, Graham's ability to spiritually comfort people, Lucius courage and Ivy's empowerment, or Elliot's natural knowledge of science. Now, while Shyamalan's films are linked by characters with gifts, they're more importantly linked by the fact that no one is using them properly as their stories begin and must discover how they should be using them. Which brings us to this particular motif's sibling….
The Discovery of Purpose
"The scariest thing is to not know your place in the world" (Unbreakable)
"I just needed to do a couple of things. I needed to help someone" (The Sixth Sense)
The people that populate Shyamalan's movies always start out lost. Something isn't right. They're in existential crisis. They don't know who they are, and what they're supposed to be doing. And as Shyamalan believes – and expresses through Story – "all beings have a purpose … this world is about finding your purpose." These characters all discover their purpose through their gifts – more specifically, how to use their gifts properly. Because to Shyamalan there is only one proper way to use them: contribute to the greater good by helping others. In his films purpose is not just found as characters learn to accept their respective gifts, but by accepting that they are to be used to improve the lives of those around them. It's why David no longer feels sadness once he's accept his hero role or why Cole's life improves when he starts to help the ghosts he once feared.
The Failing Father
"I'm so sorry I couldn't protect you. I should have been there" (The Lady in the Water)
Every parent worries on some level about failing their children. If the films of Shyamalan – father of three daughters – are any indication, he's no exception. In each of his movies there is a father (or father-figure) who is imperfect. They either feel they have failed (Cleveland, Malcolm), are failing (David), or are told they're failing (Graham). They can be distant, struggling, wrapped up in their own personal feelings. But by the end of their respective films, in their respective ways, they all redeem themselves or reconcile with the children they let down.
The Dangerous World
"The world of man became violent" (The Lady in the Water)
M. Night Shyamalan's worlds are dangerous places. Beyond the artificial high-stakes of alien invasions, creatures in the woods, malevolent ghosts, monkey monsters and killer plants, his worlds are places where normal existence is punctuated with every day evil and violence. If you pique your ears and eyes, newspapers and broadcasts in his films are always talking about murder and war. Characters are always brushing up (literally, in the case of David in Unbreakable) against the day-to-day violence that hovers always just nearby. In his films, Shyamalan reflects a deep cynicism about the state of our real world and the violence that has creeped into its everyday fabric. He continually makes his worlds dangerous is because he believes ours is too.
The Second Chance
"I feel like I'm being given a second chance, and I don't want it to slip away" (The Sixth Sense)
If there is any kind of umbrella motif one could use to house the others, it's this one. Shyamalan's films strongly believe that any obstacle on an individual level can be overcome if given another chance. If a life is destroyed by failure, the death of a loved one, the fissure of the family unit, or a loss of purpose, there's always a chance to recover. No fate is sealed, irreversible or irredeemable. Given M. Night Shyamalan's fall from cinematic grace, that notion may be one that he needs to believe in more than his characters.
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Steven Flores on June 2, 2013 at 2:40 PM said:
Since every film of Shyamalan is about death, then why has been doing such a bad job in telling these stories about death with all of that needed exposition and all of that bullshit?
He is still an Auteur but only in the same respects like Michael Bay as they make shitty films where you can look at a frame of their work and know it's them. Unlike Bay, Shyamalan is just someone seemed to have a lot of promise only to blow it big time.
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10. She's got big plans for 2020.
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<?php

namespace ANDS\API\Task\ImportSubTask;

use ANDS\Registry\Providers\Quality\Exception;
use ANDS\Registry\Providers\Quality\QualityMetadataProvider;
use ANDS\RegistryObject;
use ANDS\Repository\DataSourceRepository;
use ANDS\Repository\RegistryObjectsRepository as Repo;
use ANDS\Repository\RegistryObjectsRepository;
use ANDS\Util\XMLUtil;

class ProcessPayload extends ImportSubTask
{
    protected $requirePayload = true;
    protected $payloadSource = "validated";
    protected $payloadOutput = "processed";
    protected $title = "PROCESSING PAYLOADS";

    public function run_task()
    {
        // remove duplicates
        $this->processDuplicateKeys();

        // verify harvestability for each registryObject
        $this->checkPayloadHarvestability();

    }

    private function processDuplicateKeys()
    {
        $keys = [];
        foreach ($this->parent()->getPayloads() as &$payload) {

            $path = $payload->getPath();
            $xml = $payload->getContentByStatus($this->payloadSource);

            $processed = [];
            $registryObjects = XMLUtil::getElementsByName($xml, 'registryObject');
            foreach ($registryObjects as $registryObject) {
                $this->parent()->incrementTaskData("recordsInFeedCount");
                $key = trim((string) $registryObject->key);
                if ($key == '') {
                    $this->log("Error whilst ingesting record, 'key' must have a value");
                    $this->parent()->incrementTaskData("missingRegistryObjectKeyCount");
                } elseif (!in_array($key, $keys)) {
                    $processed[] = $registryObject->saveXML();
                    $keys[] = $key;
                } else {
                    // $this->log("Ignored a record already exists in import list: " . $key);
                    $this->parent()->incrementTaskData("duplicateKeyinFeedCount");
                }
            }

            $xmlPayload = implode("", $processed);
            $payload->writeContentByStatus(
                $this->payloadOutput, XMLUtil::wrapRegistryObject($xmlPayload)
            );

            // $this->log('Process stage 1 completed for '. $path);

            if (trim($xmlPayload) == "") {
                $this->log("Payload $path contains no importable records");
                $this->parent()->deletePayload($path);
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Returns whether a registryObject SimpleXML should be ingested
     *
     * @param $registryObject
     * @return bool
     */
    public function checkHarvestability(\SimpleXMLElement $registryObject)
    {
        // validate key attributes
        // group
        // originatingSource

        $key = trim((string)$registryObject->key);
        if ($this->parent()->getTaskData('targetStatus') !== "DRAFT"){
            try {
                QualityMetadataProvider::validate($registryObject->saveXML());
            } catch (\Exception $e) {
                $this->addError("Error whilst ingesting record with key " . $key . ": " . get_exception_msg($e));

                if ($e instanceof Exception\MissingGroup) {
                    $this->parent()->incrementTaskData("missingGroupAttributeCount");
                } elseif ($e instanceof Exception\MissingOriginatingSource) {
                    $this->parent()->incrementTaskData("missingOriginatingSourceCount");
                } elseif ($e instanceof Exception\MissingTitle) {
                    $this->parent()->incrementTaskData("missingTitleCount");
                } elseif ($e instanceof Exception\MissingType) {
                    $this->parent()->incrementTaskData("missingTypeCount");
                } elseif ($e instanceof Exception\MissingDescriptionForCollection) {
                    $this->parent()->incrementTaskData("missingDescriptionCollectionCount");
                }

                // record failed validation, it's draft counterpart must not be deleted
                // this happens for HandleStatusChange pipeline and targetStatus is PUBLISHED
                $draftRecord = RegistryObjectsRepository::getDraftByKey($key);
                $tobeDeleted = $this->parent()->getTaskData('deletedRecords');
                if ($draftRecord && $tobeDeleted) {
                    $this->parent()->setTaskData("deletedRecords", collect($tobeDeleted)
                        ->filter(function ($id) use ($draftRecord) {
                            return $id != $draftRecord->id;
                        })
                    );
                    $this->log("Removed id {$draftRecord->id} from deletion due to $key failed processing");
                };

                return false;
            }
        }
        // check if the draft record to be published has any errors (xslt errors)
        $draftRecord = RegistryObjectsRepository::getDraftByKey($key);
        if ($this->parent()->getTaskData('targetStatus') === "PUBLISHED"
            && $draftRecord
            && intval($draftRecord->getRegistryObjectAttributeValue("error_count")) > 0
        ) {
            $tobeDeleted = $this->parent()->getTaskData('deletedRecords');
            $this->parent()->setTaskData("deletedRecords", collect($tobeDeleted)
                ->filter(function($id) use ($draftRecord){
                    return $id != $draftRecord->id;
                })
            );
            $this->addError("Error whilst ingesting record with key " . $key . ": There are validation errors");
            $this->log("Removed id {$draftRecord->id} from deletion due to $key failed processing");
            return false;
        }

        // check matching data source
        // $this->log("Checking Matching Records $key");
        $matchingStatusRecord = Repo::getNotDeletedRecordFromOtherDataSourceByKey($key, $this->parent()->dataSourceID);

        if ($matchingStatusRecord) {
            $this->log("Record key:($matchingStatusRecord->key) exists in a different data source");
            $this->parent()->incrementTaskData("recordsExistOtherDataSourceCount");
            return false;
        }

        // find the current record data belongs to the record with the same status_group as the dataSourceDefaultStatus
        $matchingStatusRecord = Repo::getMatchingRecord(
            $key, $this->parent()
            ->getTaskData("targetStatus"));

        if ($matchingStatusRecord !== null) {
            $currentRecordData = $matchingStatusRecord->getCurrentData();
            if ($currentRecordData === null) {
                //$this->log("Record key:($matchingStatusRecord->key) does not have current record data");
                return true;
            }

            $hash = $currentRecordData->hash;
            $newHash = md5(XMLUtil::wrapRegistryObject($registryObject->saveXML()));

            if ((string) $hash === (string) $newHash) {
                //$this->log("Record key:($matchingStatusRecord->key) already has a record data matching payload.");
                $this->parent()->addTaskData("harvestedRecordIDs", $matchingStatusRecord->registry_object_id);
                $this->parent()->incrementTaskData("recordsNotUpdatedCount");
                // @todo I can say something here for logging, already exists latest version
                return false;
            }
            //            else {
            //                $this->log("New record data found for $matchingStatusRecord->key, ($hash and $newHash)");
            //            }
        }

        return true;
    }

    /**
     * @return mixed
     */
    public function checkPayloadHarvestability()
    {
        // Let draft records through to save errors
        // DRAFT records comes via manual entry
//        if ($this->parent()->getTaskData('targetStatus') === "DRAFT") {
//            return;
//        }

        foreach ($this->parent()->getPayloads() as &$payload) {
            $path = $payload->getPath();
            $xml = $payload->getContentByStatus($this->payloadOutput);

            $processed = [];

            $registryObjects = XMLUtil::getElementsByName($xml,
                'registryObject');
            foreach ($registryObjects as $registryObject) {
                if ($this->checkHarvestability($registryObject) === true) {
                    $processed[] = $registryObject->saveXML();
                }
            }
            $xmlPayload = implode("", $processed);
            $payload->writeContentByStatus(
                $this->payloadOutput, XMLUtil::wrapRegistryObject($xmlPayload)
            );
            // $this->log('Process stage 2 completed for ' . $path);
        }
    }

}


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Westwood Residences is a 99-years leasehold Jurong West EC located at Westwood Avenue in District 22. With expected completion in August 2018, it comprises of 480 units and stands 14 storeys tall. It is situated right Nanyang Technological University. Future residents will be able to access the nearby Jurong West Sports & Recreation Centre which is a short drive away for some family fun and gatherings. A truly unique lifestyle awaits you.
Westwood Residences EC has full and unique facilities, which includes a guard house, clubhouse, Function Room & Indoor Gym Tennis Court, 50m Pool ,BBQ Area Dining and outdoor fitness area. The condo's facilities provide full family entertainment needs for your family and loved ones. Indulge in a serene and tranquil lifestyle right in the heart of Jurong West.
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Westwood Residences EC will be accessible with Pioneer and Boon Lay MRT Station. It is also right beside Pan Island Expressway (PIE). Westwood Residences EC is also near to Boon Lay Shopping Centre and Boon Lay Place Food Village.
Westwood Residences EC is also near elite schools such as Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Jurong Junior College and Westwood Primary School.
For vehicle owners, it takes less than 30 minutes to drive from Jurong West to the business hub and vibrant Orchard Road shopping district, via Pan Island Expressway (PIE) and Ayer Rajah Expressway (AYE).
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Living in Westwood Residences remains an authentic experience as the Jurong West area has a long history of heritage when estates such as Boon Lay, Tanam Jurong as well as Bukit Batok were first built to house the population from the former Hong Kah Villages. More information with regards to Juniper Hill Bukit Timah can be found here. Juniper Hill is a new development located at Bukit Timah by Allgreen Properties. It is a new development and hence will be highly sought after.
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Jurong West area has a strong heritage as it was previously dominated by large areas of swamp and it was not until the 1970s that the government has decided to revent the area into its present housing estate which is now one of the largest in Singapore.Westwood Residences Executive Condominium being located in the Jurong West thus has a rich heritage from the surrounding areas.
Van Holland new development is a freehold condo located at Clementi MRT Station by Koh Brothers. The development is the former Toho Mansions Enbloc that is sold to Koh Brothers near to Holland Village MRT Station.
The area of Jurong West is also extended to include the areas south of it and this houses now Nanyang Technological University. Therefore, the executive condominium owners are just minutes away from the Nanyang Heritage Centre. The new extension also houses Gek Poh Shopping Centre where residents can get their everyday needs a short distance away.
With the new announcement of the location of the High Speed Railway coming up in Jurong West, residents of Westwood Residences are thus in a good position to enjoy the facilities and the HSR will mean that they are just minutes away from KL where a range of budget shopping and eateries are available.
Jui Residences Selangor Dredging Berhad is a new freehold development located right next to Moonstone Lane on 1177 Serangoon Road. It is the former National Aerated Water Company.
Petit Jervois SC Global freehold condo located in the city. Petit Jervois is a new development located near to Redhill MRT Station.
One Balestier is located right in the heart of Farrer Road by Oxley holdings. One Balestier is also connected near to Connextion at Farrer Park and City Square Mall.
Fraser Residence Promenade Jiak Kim Street new development at the former Zouk Site for sale. Fraser Residence Promenade will launch in 2019 and will face the Singapore River.
Le Quest Singapore is located in the Western Region in Singapore. Le Quest Condo will be due for launch soon and is a mix development with coffeeshop as well as a supermarket for the convenience of the residents.
Daintree Residence Condo is a new launch at Beauty World MRT Station Toh Tuck Road. Daintree Residence is from the developer S P Setia International.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Linq.Expressions;
using Microsoft.Extensions.Logging;
using NPoco;
using Umbraco.Cms.Core;
using Umbraco.Cms.Core.Cache;
using Umbraco.Cms.Core.Models;
using Umbraco.Cms.Core.Models.Entities;
using Umbraco.Cms.Core.Persistence.Querying;
using Umbraco.Cms.Core.Persistence.Repositories;
using Umbraco.Cms.Core.Services;
using Umbraco.Cms.Infrastructure.Persistence.Dtos;
using Umbraco.Cms.Infrastructure.Persistence.Factories;
using Umbraco.Cms.Infrastructure.Persistence.Querying;
using Umbraco.Cms.Infrastructure.Persistence.SqlSyntax;
using Umbraco.Cms.Infrastructure.Scoping;
using Umbraco.Extensions;
using static Umbraco.Cms.Core.Persistence.SqlExtensionsStatics;

namespace Umbraco.Cms.Infrastructure.Persistence.Repositories.Implement
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Represents a repository for doing CRUD operations for <see cref="Relation"/>
    /// </summary>
    internal class RelationRepository : EntityRepositoryBase<int, IRelation>, IRelationRepository
    {
        private readonly IRelationTypeRepository _relationTypeRepository;
        private readonly IEntityRepositoryExtended _entityRepository;

        public RelationRepository(IScopeAccessor scopeAccessor, ILogger<RelationRepository> logger, IRelationTypeRepository relationTypeRepository, IEntityRepositoryExtended entityRepository)
            : base(scopeAccessor, AppCaches.NoCache, logger)
        {
            _relationTypeRepository = relationTypeRepository;
            _entityRepository = entityRepository;
        }

        #region Overrides of RepositoryBase<int,Relation>

        protected override IRelation? PerformGet(int id)
        {
            var sql = GetBaseQuery(false);
            sql.Where(GetBaseWhereClause(), new { id });

            var dto = Database.Fetch<RelationDto>(SqlSyntax.SelectTop(sql, 1)).FirstOrDefault();
            if (dto == null)
                return null;

            var relationType = _relationTypeRepository.Get(dto.RelationType);
            if (relationType == null)
                throw new InvalidOperationException(string.Format("RelationType with Id: {0} doesn't exist", dto.RelationType));

            return DtoToEntity(dto, relationType);
        }

        protected override IEnumerable<IRelation> PerformGetAll(params int[]? ids)
        {
            var sql = GetBaseQuery(false);
            if (ids?.Length > 0)
                sql.WhereIn<RelationDto>(x => x.Id, ids);
            sql.OrderBy<RelationDto>(x => x.RelationType);
            var dtos = Database.Fetch<RelationDto>(sql);
            return DtosToEntities(dtos);
        }

        protected override IEnumerable<IRelation> PerformGetByQuery(IQuery<IRelation> query)
        {
            var sqlClause = GetBaseQuery(false);
            var translator = new SqlTranslator<IRelation>(sqlClause, query);
            var sql = translator.Translate();
            sql.OrderBy<RelationDto>(x => x.RelationType);
            var dtos = Database.Fetch<RelationDto>(sql);
            return DtosToEntities(dtos);
        }

        private IEnumerable<IRelation> DtosToEntities(IEnumerable<RelationDto> dtos)
        {
            //NOTE: This is N+1, BUT ALL relation types are cached so shouldn't matter

            return dtos.Select(x => DtoToEntity(x, _relationTypeRepository.Get(x.RelationType))).WhereNotNull().ToList();
        }

        private static IRelation? DtoToEntity(RelationDto dto, IRelationType? relationType)
        {
            if (relationType is null)
            {
                return null;
            }
            var entity = RelationFactory.BuildEntity(dto, relationType);

            // reset dirty initial properties (U4-1946)
            entity.ResetDirtyProperties(false);

            return entity;
        }

        #endregion

        #region Overrides of EntityRepositoryBase<int,Relation>

        protected override Sql<ISqlContext> GetBaseQuery(bool isCount)
        {
            if (isCount)
            {
                return Sql().SelectCount().From<RelationDto>();
            }

            var sql = Sql().Select<RelationDto>()
                .AndSelect<NodeDto>("uchild", x => Alias(x.NodeObjectType, "childObjectType"))
                .AndSelect<NodeDto>("uparent", x => Alias(x.NodeObjectType, "parentObjectType"))
                .From<RelationDto>()
                .InnerJoin<NodeDto>("uchild").On<RelationDto, NodeDto>((rel, node) => rel.ChildId == node.NodeId, aliasRight: "uchild")
                .InnerJoin<NodeDto>("uparent").On<RelationDto, NodeDto>((rel, node) => rel.ParentId == node.NodeId, aliasRight: "uparent");

            return sql;
        }

        protected override string GetBaseWhereClause()
        {
            return $"{Constants.DatabaseSchema.Tables.Relation}.id = @id";
        }

        protected override IEnumerable<string> GetDeleteClauses()
        {
            var list = new List<string>
                           {
                               "DELETE FROM umbracoRelation WHERE id = @id"
                           };
            return list;
        }

        #endregion

        #region Unit of Work Implementation

        protected override void PersistNewItem(IRelation entity)
        {
            entity.AddingEntity();

            var dto = RelationFactory.BuildDto(entity);

            var id = Convert.ToInt32(Database.Insert(dto));

            entity.Id = id;
            PopulateObjectTypes(entity);

            entity.ResetDirtyProperties();
        }

        protected override void PersistUpdatedItem(IRelation entity)
        {
            entity.UpdatingEntity();

            var dto = RelationFactory.BuildDto(entity);
            Database.Update(dto);

            PopulateObjectTypes(entity);

            entity.ResetDirtyProperties();
        }

        #endregion

        /// <summary>
        /// Used for joining the entity query with relations for the paging methods
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="sql"></param>
        private void SqlJoinRelations(Sql<ISqlContext> sql)
        {
            // add left joins for relation tables (this joins on both child or parent, so beware that this will normally return entities for
            // both sides of the relation type unless the IUmbracoEntity query passed in filters one side out).
            sql.LeftJoin<RelationDto>().On<NodeDto, RelationDto>((left, right) => left.NodeId == right.ChildId || left.NodeId == right.ParentId);
            sql.LeftJoin<RelationTypeDto>().On<RelationDto, RelationTypeDto>((left, right) => left.RelationType == right.Id);
        }

        public IEnumerable<IUmbracoEntity> GetPagedParentEntitiesByChildId(int childId, long pageIndex, int pageSize, out long totalRecords, params Guid[] entityTypes)
        {
            return GetPagedParentEntitiesByChildId(childId, pageIndex, pageSize, out totalRecords, new int[0], entityTypes);
        }

        public IEnumerable<IUmbracoEntity> GetPagedParentEntitiesByChildId(int childId, long pageIndex, int pageSize, out long totalRecords, int[] relationTypes, params Guid[] entityTypes)
        {
            // var contentObjectTypes = new[] { Constants.ObjectTypes.Document, Constants.ObjectTypes.Media, Constants.ObjectTypes.Member }
            // we could pass in the contentObjectTypes so that the entity repository sql is configured to do full entity lookups so that we get the full data
            // required to populate content, media or members, else we get the bare minimum data needed to populate an entity. BUT if we do this it
            // means that the SQL is less efficient and returns data that is probably not needed for what we need this lookup for. For the time being we
            // will just return the bare minimum entity data.

            return _entityRepository.GetPagedResultsByQuery(Query<IUmbracoEntity>(), entityTypes, pageIndex, pageSize, out totalRecords, null, null, sql =>
            {
                SqlJoinRelations(sql);

                sql.Where<RelationDto>(rel => rel.ChildId == childId);
                sql.Where<RelationDto, NodeDto>((rel, node) => rel.ParentId == childId || node.NodeId != childId);

                if (relationTypes != null && relationTypes.Any())
                {
                    sql.WhereIn<RelationDto>(rel => rel.RelationType, relationTypes);
                }
            });
        }

        public IEnumerable<IUmbracoEntity> GetPagedChildEntitiesByParentId(int parentId, long pageIndex, int pageSize, out long totalRecords, params Guid[] entityTypes)
        {
            return GetPagedChildEntitiesByParentId(parentId, pageIndex, pageSize, out totalRecords, new int[0], entityTypes);
        }

        public IEnumerable<IUmbracoEntity> GetPagedChildEntitiesByParentId(int parentId, long pageIndex, int pageSize, out long totalRecords, int[] relationTypes, params Guid[] entityTypes)
        {
            // var contentObjectTypes = new[] { Constants.ObjectTypes.Document, Constants.ObjectTypes.Media, Constants.ObjectTypes.Member }
            // we could pass in the contentObjectTypes so that the entity repository sql is configured to do full entity lookups so that we get the full data
            // required to populate content, media or members, else we get the bare minimum data needed to populate an entity. BUT if we do this it
            // means that the SQL is less efficient and returns data that is probably not needed for what we need this lookup for. For the time being we
            // will just return the bare minimum entity data.

            return _entityRepository.GetPagedResultsByQuery(Query<IUmbracoEntity>(), entityTypes, pageIndex, pageSize, out totalRecords, null, null, sql =>
            {
                SqlJoinRelations(sql);

                sql.Where<RelationDto>(rel => rel.ParentId == parentId);
                sql.Where<RelationDto, NodeDto>((rel, node) => rel.ChildId == parentId || node.NodeId != parentId);

                if (relationTypes != null && relationTypes.Any())
                {
                    sql.WhereIn<RelationDto>(rel => rel.RelationType, relationTypes);
                }
            });
        }

        public void Save(IEnumerable<IRelation> relations)
        {
            foreach (var hasIdentityGroup in relations.GroupBy(r => r.HasIdentity))
            {
                if (hasIdentityGroup.Key)
                {
                    // Do updates, we can't really do a bulk update so this is still a 1 by 1 operation
                    // however we can bulk populate the object types. It might be possible to bulk update
                    // with SQL but would be pretty ugly and we're not really too worried about that for perf,
                    // it's the bulk inserts we care about.
                    var asArray = hasIdentityGroup.ToArray();
                    foreach (var relation in hasIdentityGroup)
                    {
                        relation.UpdatingEntity();
                        var dto = RelationFactory.BuildDto(relation);
                        Database.Update(dto);
                    }
                    PopulateObjectTypes(asArray);
                }
                else
                {
                    // Do bulk inserts
                    var entitiesAndDtos = hasIdentityGroup.ToDictionary(
                        r =>                        // key = entity
                        {
                            r.AddingEntity();
                            return r;
                        },
                        RelationFactory.BuildDto);  // value = DTO

                    foreach (var dto in entitiesAndDtos.Values)
                    {
                        Database.Insert(dto);
                    }

                    // All dtos now have IDs assigned
                    foreach (var de in entitiesAndDtos)
                    {
                        // re-assign ID to the entity
                        de.Key.Id = de.Value.Id;
                    }

                    PopulateObjectTypes(entitiesAndDtos.Keys.ToArray());
                }
            }
        }

        public void SaveBulk(IEnumerable<ReadOnlyRelation> relations)
        {
            foreach (var hasIdentityGroup in relations.GroupBy(r => r.HasIdentity))
            {
                if (hasIdentityGroup.Key)
                {
                    // Do updates, we can't really do a bulk update so this is still a 1 by 1 operation
                    // however we can bulk populate the object types. It might be possible to bulk update
                    // with SQL but would be pretty ugly and we're not really too worried about that for perf,
                    // it's the bulk inserts we care about.
                    foreach (var relation in hasIdentityGroup)
                    {
                        var dto = RelationFactory.BuildDto(relation);
                        Database.Update(dto);
                    }
                }
                else
                {
                    // Do bulk inserts
                    var dtos = hasIdentityGroup.Select(RelationFactory.BuildDto);

                    Database.InsertBulk(dtos);

                }
            }
        }

        public IEnumerable<IRelation> GetPagedRelationsByQuery(IQuery<IRelation>? query, long pageIndex, int pageSize, out long totalRecords, Ordering? ordering)
        {
            var sql = GetBaseQuery(false);

            if (ordering == null || ordering.IsEmpty)
                ordering = Ordering.By(SqlSyntax.GetQuotedColumn(Cms.Core.Constants.DatabaseSchema.Tables.Relation, "id"));

            var translator = new SqlTranslator<IRelation>(sql, query);
            sql = translator.Translate();

            // apply ordering
            ApplyOrdering(ref sql, ordering);

            var pageIndexToFetch = pageIndex + 1;
            var page = Database.Page<RelationDto>(pageIndexToFetch, pageSize, sql);
            var dtos = page.Items;
            totalRecords = page.TotalItems;

            var relTypes = _relationTypeRepository.GetMany(dtos.Select(x => x.RelationType).Distinct().ToArray())?
                .ToDictionary(x => x.Id, x => x);

            var result = dtos.Select(r =>
            {
                if (relTypes is null || !relTypes.TryGetValue(r.RelationType, out var relType))
                    throw new InvalidOperationException(string.Format("RelationType with Id: {0} doesn't exist", r.RelationType));
                return DtoToEntity(r, relType);
            }).WhereNotNull().ToList();

            return result;
        }

        public void DeleteByParent(int parentId, params string[] relationTypeAliases)
        {
            // HACK: SQLite - hard to replace this without provider specific repositories/another ORM.
            if (Database.DatabaseType.IsSqlite())
            {
                var query = Sql().Append(@"delete from umbracoRelation");

                var subQuery = Sql().Select<RelationDto>(x => x.Id)
                    .From<RelationDto>()
                    .InnerJoin<RelationTypeDto>().On<RelationDto, RelationTypeDto>(x => x.RelationType, x => x.Id)
                    .Where<RelationDto>(x => x.ParentId == parentId);

                if (relationTypeAliases.Length > 0)
                {
                    subQuery.WhereIn<RelationTypeDto>(x => x.Alias, relationTypeAliases);
                }

                var fullQuery = query.WhereIn<RelationDto>(x => x.Id, subQuery);

                Database.Execute(fullQuery);
            }
            else
            {
                if (relationTypeAliases.Length > 0)
                {
                    var template = SqlContext.Templates.Get(
                        Cms.Core.Constants.SqlTemplates.RelationRepository.DeleteByParentIn,
                        tsql => Sql().Delete<RelationDto>()
                            .From<RelationDto>()
                            .InnerJoin<RelationTypeDto>().On<RelationDto, RelationTypeDto>(x => x.RelationType, x => x.Id)
                            .Where<RelationDto>(x => x.ParentId == SqlTemplate.Arg<int>("parentId"))
                            .WhereIn<RelationTypeDto>(x => x.Alias, SqlTemplate.ArgIn<string>("relationTypeAliases")));

                    var sql = template.Sql(parentId, relationTypeAliases);

                    Database.Execute(sql);
                }
                else
                {
                    var template = SqlContext.Templates.Get(
                        Cms.Core.Constants.SqlTemplates.RelationRepository.DeleteByParentAll,
                        tsql => Sql().Delete<RelationDto>()
                            .From<RelationDto>()
                            .InnerJoin<RelationTypeDto>().On<RelationDto, RelationTypeDto>(x => x.RelationType, x => x.Id)
                            .Where<RelationDto>(x => x.ParentId == SqlTemplate.Arg<int>("parentId")));

                    var sql = template.Sql(parentId);

                    Database.Execute(sql);
                }
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Used to populate the object types after insert/update
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="entities"></param>
        private void PopulateObjectTypes(params IRelation[] entities)
        {
            var entityIds = entities.Select(x => x.ParentId).Concat(entities.Select(y => y.ChildId)).Distinct();

            var nodes = Database.Fetch<NodeDto>(Sql().Select<NodeDto>().From<NodeDto>()
                    .WhereIn<NodeDto>(x => x.NodeId, entityIds))
                .ToDictionary(x => x.NodeId, x => x.NodeObjectType);

            foreach (var e in entities)
            {
                if (nodes.TryGetValue(e.ParentId, out var parentObjectType))
                {
                    e.ParentObjectType = parentObjectType.GetValueOrDefault();
                }
                if (nodes.TryGetValue(e.ChildId, out var childObjectType))
                {
                    e.ChildObjectType = childObjectType.GetValueOrDefault();
                }
            }
        }

        private void ApplyOrdering(ref Sql<ISqlContext> sql, Ordering ordering)
        {
            if (sql == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(sql));
            if (ordering == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(ordering));

            // TODO: although this works for name, it probably doesn't work for others without an alias of some sort
            var orderBy = ordering.OrderBy;

            if (ordering.Direction == Direction.Ascending)
                sql.OrderBy(orderBy);
            else
                sql.OrderByDescending(orderBy);
        }
    }

    internal class RelationItemDto
    {
        [Column(Name = "nodeId")]
        public int ChildNodeId { get; set; }

        [Column(Name = "nodeKey")]
        public Guid ChildNodeKey { get; set; }

        [Column(Name = "nodeName")]
        public string? ChildNodeName { get; set; }

        [Column(Name = "nodeObjectType")]
        public Guid ChildNodeObjectType { get; set; }

        [Column(Name = "contentTypeIcon")]
        public string? ChildContentTypeIcon { get; set; }

        [Column(Name = "contentTypeAlias")]
        public string? ChildContentTypeAlias { get; set; }

        [Column(Name = "contentTypeName")]
        public string? ChildContentTypeName { get; set; }

        [Column(Name = "relationTypeName")]
        public string? RelationTypeName { get; set; }

        [Column(Name = "relationTypeAlias")]
        public string? RelationTypeAlias { get; set; }

        [Column(Name = "relationTypeIsDependency")]
        public bool RelationTypeIsDependency { get; set; }

        [Column(Name = "relationTypeIsBidirectional")]
        public bool RelationTypeIsBidirectional { get; set; }
    }
}


We were invited to run a few MAKERPARTY workshops at Mashup 2016 with Codeclub, FabLab and OMG tech and other tech upstarts in Welly last week. Add 350 students from Wellington Schools and that's a party we had to attend!
So last week we set off, a band of happy travelers, weighed down with 4 crates of craft stuff and backpacks full of iPads and Sphero's. I'm so lucky I have met such good eggs here in Dunedin, willing to drop everything and go eat dumplings and rock a gig in Wellington for the craic!
Josh Nicholson (our Sphero expert) Alex Gregory, Mika Smith and Lewis van den Burg Shaw all journeyed forth from the deep south bringing our very Dunedin based sensibilities to the North Island. We always try to bring fun to tech, to embed learning in activities which access a diverse array of strengths and creativity.
Having people willing to help and make things happen is amazing, having a talented crew is even better.
As with all good adventures, nothing went to plan, TePapa managed to flood itself the night before our gig, some fantastic logistics and organising from Michael from Codeclub and the museum saw us trek across town to an alternative venue at Piptea Marae.
We set up and got to work. Each team had less than an hour to design, build and test a way of getting an egg across the finish line with the Sphero.
Getting eggs from A to B can result in tragedy!
Despite Ann breaking the first egg of the day the kids fared much better with only a few Humpty Dumpty tragedies during the day. The magic of this task was the wide array of solutions devised to transport the precious cargoes, and the absolute joy of just making for the sake of it. This is a structured activity where first place is not the goal, to build and refine is the key, adaptation is its own reward.
We enjoyed watching the diverse groups come up with sticky, innovative solutions for their egg carriage, and as Occam's Razor decrees, often the simplest ideas were first across the line. As we were on a very tight schedule the time for refinement and testing was cut, and as the day wore on we had to turn more and more disappointed kids away, our final session say our number ballon from 25 to 42 and we still had to turn more away.
We loved that everyone screamed with joy when winners crossed the line, it wasn't important that they won, but that somebody figured it out, and the task could be done, and given half a chance I'm sure a refined session with improved designs would have seen even greater results. We have Lewis to thank for sticking on Chariots of Fire for each race, which really added to the absolute hilarity of the venture.
Huge thanks to Codeclub for having us along and putting up with our bad dancing, loud screaming and faint aroma of egg yoke for the day. Well done to our mega amazing volunteers who made this possible, you are golden.
Thanks for reading, stay tuned for our next adventure!