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In [1]: import solr

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## IN THE PYTHON VIRTUALENV ##

In [1]: import pysolr

In [2]: conn = pysolr.Solr('http://adsset:8986/solr/fulltext')

In [3]: %timeit r = conn.search('galaxy', fl=['id'], rows=10)
1 loops, best of 3: 50 s per loop

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16:18:02         cbeer_ |  in the routes config for catalog, you can tell the 
                           resources mapper what an id looks like
16:18:30         cbeer_ |  so, for openvault, we have ids like 
                           org.wgbh.mla:348bd4b1ae559bcd90abab7b114328312a4bf800
16:19:00         cbeer_ |  so my catalog route looks like
16:19:06         cbeer_ |  map.resources(:catalog,
16:19:07         cbeer_ |  [...]
16:19:11         cbeer_ |  requirements => { :id => 
/([A-Za-z0-9]|-|\.)+:(([A-Za-z0-9])|-|~|_|(%[0-9A-F]{2}))+/ }
16:19:13         cbeer_ |  )

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# put this in any .rb file in config/initializers , make up your own, put it in an
# existing one, whatever works for you.

# As with many things in rails/Blacklight, there are many ways to do this, but
# this is one, it looks kinda complicated becuase it's trying to deal with
# cache_classes=false business.

module LocalAssetInclude
  def add_local_assets
#     # my_local_stylesheet.css should be found in your app's public/stylesheets/

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def memoize(fn):
    memory = {}
    def simple_memoizer(*param_tuple):
        if param_tuple in memory:
            return memory[param_tuple]
        else:
            memory[param_tuple] = result = fn(*param_tuple)
            return result
    return simple_memoizer

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require_dependency 'vendor/plugins/blacklight/app/controllers/catalog_controller.rb'

class CatalogController < ApplicationController 
        
#    prepend_before_filter :transform_syntax

    def solr_search_params(extra_controller_params={})
        solr_parameters = super extra_controller_params
        my_parameters = solr_parameters.clone
        if my_parameters.key? :q

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require_dependency 'vendor/plugins/blacklight/app/controllers/catalog_controller.rb'

class CatalogController < ApplicationController 
    
    def solr_search_params(extra_controller_params={})
        solr_parameters = super extra_controller_params
        if solr_parameters.key? :q
            solr_parameters[:q] = solr_parameters[:q].gsub(/\S+/) { |match| 
                if match.include? ':' or match.index('=') != 0
                    match

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Dear Colleagues:
 
I am writing to address the coverage and comments in the news media and online surrounding NPG’s exhibition, “Hide/Seek:  Difference and Desire in American Portraiture” which explores the role of gender identity in American portraiture. I toured it early on with curator David Ward and was impressed by the depth of the scholarship and thoughtfulness of the exhibition.
 
Most of the recent attention about the exhibition has focused on 11 seconds of a four-minute video clip, perceived by some to be anti-Christian and intentionally provocative.  Neither description could be further from the truth.  However, it was clear that this video was detracting from the entirety of the exhibition, so NPG removed the video.
 
That decision was not made lightly or in a vacuum. After consulting with NPG Director Marty Sullivan and others at the museum, and Richard Kurin, Under Secretary for History, Art and Culture, I made the final decision to take down the video.  
 
I understand this move is being critici

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 <similarity class="org.ads.solr.CustomSimilarityFactory"> 
    <lst name="body">
        <int name="min">500</int>
        <int name="max">10000</int>
        <float name="steepness">0.5</float>
    </lst>
    <lst name="body_syn">
        <int name="min">500</int>
        <int name="max">20000</int>
        <float name="steepness">0.5</float>

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