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Lambert sparks Saints revival
A Rickie Lambert-inspired Southampton produced a superb comeback to collect their first victory back in the top flight as they beat Aston Villa 4-1.
Saints came into the match rooted to the bottom after four successive defeats but secured three points on the south coast as their 30-year-old talisman netted twice and set up another. Their miserable start to life back in the Premier League had looked set to continue after sloppy defending allowed Darren Bent to break the deadlock in the first half.
However, Lambert drew the hosts level in the second half after firing home under pressure and the match turned on its head five minutes later. Nathaniel Clyne slotted home from close range before Jason Puncheon saw a shot deflected in by Villa defender Ciaran Clark. Lambert then netted his second of the day from the spot in stoppage time.
Saints did most of the early running but were reduced to long-range efforts, with former Aston Villa midfielder Steven Davis and Gaston Ramirez screwing shots wide from distance.
Adam Lallana attempted an overhead kick during a penalty box melee on the half-hour mark, which was caught by Villa goalkeeper Brad Guzan.
Barry Bannan volleyed wide for the visitors before Bent handed Villa a 36th-minute lead, finding space between Maya Yoshida and Danny Fox to tap home Stephen Ireland's mishit shot. Christian Benteke should have extended Villa's advantage in the 50th minute, meeting Bannan's corner with a powerful header that flew just over the bar.
Lambert equalised in the 58th minute, expertly controlling a driven Lallana cross from the right and lashing home under pressure from four Villa defenders. The leveller seemed to lift a weight off the Southampton players' shoulders as Lallana soon flashed a 25-yard effort just over before Clyne then snuck in to put Saints ahead.
Having started the move, the defender burst into the box and collected an exquisite Ramirez ball to slot home from close range in the 63rd minute. It was 3-1 nine minutes later when Puncheon showed good control before rifling home a shot from the edge of the six-yard box which was defended in by Villa defender Clark.
Emmanuel Mayuka curled a shot inches wide in the 78th minute before he was brought down in the box by Guzan in stoppage-time.
The American received a booking for the challenge and Lambert slotted home the spot-kick to give Saints their first Premier League victory since defeating Norwich 4-3 in April 2005.


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Character Discussion - Kallen
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|2008-04-09, 16:45
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Hina is my goddess
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Few questions raised about Kallen from the first episode of R2.
1) Isn't she half Birtannian? Does that no longer count for anything? I highly doubt they found out she was part of the black knights or her punishment would be a lot worse.
2) Now she knows that Loluch is zero, and he was simply using him for his own gain, why is she still supporting him? Did she fall in love? is she willing to be used in order to win, knowing without him they have no chance? Has she told anyone else?
It'll be interesting to see how they develop her, and where her loyalties lie after the events of ep 26 of R1
|2008-04-09, 16:50
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Join Date: May 2007
For #2 she might like him (and I'm sure she will end up liking him sooner than later) but she must have realized during that one year gap that she and the Black Knights were nothing without Lelouch/Zero. Also it would've been a massive shock at the time but after one year she can reflect upon it and realize it doesn't matter if he is a Britannian.
|2008-04-09, 16:55
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1. yes she is a half Britannian, her father was a wealthy bussiness man even..
but her status is meaningless, she had to keep upt hat she was a full blooded Britannian to recieve the threatment in society, im nto sure what had happened to her father.. whether or not he was just never there or if her mother divorced from him...
if she was a halfblood her fate would be the same otherwise it wouldnt be needed to keep that a secret and otherwise she would be threated even worse ebcause she would be a traitor to the Britannian Empire
wheter or not she was truely caught remains unknown, because she was working undercover int he Babel Tower to secure Lelouch
i guess she sticks with him because she knows that he is their only hope, Zero had shown her and others that it is do able and they only managed it with his help..
now with Zero gone things would remain this way and she wants change even now..
i guess she got over her shock that Zero is Lelouch and realised that it makes no difference, she accepted the truth that it was him that they needed and that no one else can finish the job.. however i think her heart was shattered when she found out that Lelouch was Zero because it was Zero she felt for and not Lelouch..
as for telling.. there are some who know but it doesnt have to be Kallen to have told people that, i am certain she wouldve kept her mouth shut
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Karen was born into the Stadtfeld family a wealthy and quite known family from what Rivalz said. I think her father managed to hide her "Eleven" descent.
There isn't much information about her we've never seen her father.
Karen admires and respects Zero for his deeds making the impossible possible
and also Zero did allow her to back out of the order if she wanted to when she was confused about her actions bringing the death of Shirley's father I think she appreciated his gentleness when he offered her an exit door
As for her feelings it's quite hard to know if she sees Lelouch in a romantic light
she did make a promise with her mother though to change the world so she might accept Lelouch's "manipulation"
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|2008-04-09, 17:36
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2) No he wasn't using her for his own gain, that was just a lie to make Kallen blame everything that had happened on him and not put any responsibility on herself. (Lelouch does the exact same thing with Shirley in 14 and Euphie in 8)
But of course once she thinks about it (and a year is plenty of time to think ), she'll realize that Lelouch was fighting for the exact same reasons as she was, against the exact same enemy, and putting himself in as much danger if not more than he ever put anyone else in the Order in.
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I won't be doing a write up of Kallen or Suzaku's character until after Sunday's episode airs. As both have more than likely had great changes in their character over the season break in regard to those around them specifically Lelouch though others as well, while Lelouch and C.C. are still well...Lelouch and C.C.
|2008-04-09, 19:00
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|2008-04-09, 19:24
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And with a show like this, love does not conquer all.
|2008-04-09, 19:47
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Obviously they trust each other. I can already see a later episode where they talk privately about issues and Zero clarifies some stuff with her. She seems to have gotten over the fact that Zero is Lelouch and still supports him. She liked him before knowing his identity and could possibly like him more knowing that he's a classmate and such. I really don't see how Karen could hate lelouch other than the fact that he is of royal decent. Other than that, Lelouch did nothing to her life but help her in her goals.
|2008-04-09, 19:53
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I wouldn't go that far. She didn't trust him anymore by the end of 25 and Lelouch only trusted her as a comrade in battle. And Kallen didn't really like Lelouch all that much when they were at school though since she seems to understand his views than I guess things could change.
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Air Force Airman Brandon L. Suarez-Jimenez has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.
Airmen who complete basic training earn four credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force.
Suarez-Jimenez earned distinction as an honor graduate.
He is the son of Teresa Jimenez and brother of Leilani Suarez-Jimenez, both of Lehigh Acres. He is a 2011 graduate of Lehigh Senior High School.


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Gillian Flynn -- Books
A year ago this time, Gillian Flynn was just another former Entertainment Weekly TV critic turned Chicago author of murder-mysteries who lived in the Ukrainian Village neighborhood and had already sold film rights to her first two novels ("Dark Places" and "Sharp Objects"). You know? C'mon, do something with yourself, sister! Then June arrived, and so did Flynn's blockbuster novel "Gone Girl." Flynn, 41, not only became the literary story of Chicago, she became the literary breakout of the year. Know how you can tell? She lives just two miles from where the story you're reading was to be typed up in early December. But, with her screenplay adaptation of "Gone Girl" ¿ about a bad marriage turned twisted (then turned demented) ¿ expected in less than 48 hours by Twentieth Century Fox (which paid a reported $1.5 million for the film rights), and her publisher expecting her to keep up the publicity push for "Gone Girl" (which spent eight weeks at No. 1 on The New York Times best-sellers list), she sent a flurry of emails that read, frankly, frantic. She answered her phone on the first ring: "Hi! Thought you were a telemarketer! Then I was like, no, wait!" Read the full story
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December 14, 2012
Since April, Evidence Explained (2d ed., rev.) has been available for desktops and laptops, both Windows and Macs. The delivery software did not, at that time, cover tablets and smart phones. EvidenceExplained.com has just upgraded to software that makes it readable on almost every kind of device-e-readers, droid tablets and phones, iPads and iPhones, etc. (Amazon's proprietary Kindle is an exception. Amazon prefers to play in its own sandbox. :)
For current users of EE's electronic edition: If you purchased an EE license to use on PCs or Macs and you have one or two downloads left on that license, you have two options:
1. You may still download the version you purchased onto any other desktop or laptop, whenever you need it. Simply use the license file that was attached to the license email you received when you made your purchase. Nothing has changed for you.
2. An upgrade is available if you have downloads remaining and you want to upgrade to the new software that enables tablet and smartphone devices and eReaders. However: (a) because the more-advanced reader software is totally different software, the conversion process has to be manually performed by the site administrator; and (b) converting to the new super-duper software with expanded capability carries a $5 upgrade fee. For the conversion, email firstname.lastname@example.com, supply your original order number and the email address under which you ordered, and he will process the upgrade for you.
If you are a new purchaser of EE or if you purchased the desktop-laptop version and have already used all your downloads, then downloading the electronic edition to work on whatever devices you have is a "Bookstore" transaction at EE's website.
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Mapnation needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 74 designs submitted by 29 freelance designers.
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1. People who are looking to place their parents into assisted living homes
2. People that are looking for in-home care for their parents, themselves, or loved ones
3. People that are looking for a retirement community for themselves (ones that are independent living, but have many amenities for seniors such as golfing, pools, activities, etc.)
4. People looking for Medicare Supplement insurance and want to get insurance quotes
5. People looking for Long Term Care insurance
AnySenior.com's users will be mostly women, over the age of 45, and very educated.
We would like to incorporate elements such as:
3. MEDICAL assistance
4. senior active LIVING
within the logo design.
Every second, 7 U.S. residents turn 65 years old! An amazing statistic and hence a need for more robust resources that will help the senior community live out their elder years. Most of us who have aging parents will strive to help our mothers and fathers live their elder years as comfortable as possible.
SeniorInsider.com is targeted to those helping their elderly parents!
Whether it is an elder parent you are caring for, or if you are caring for other loved ones, SeniorInsider.com can help you navigate through many important options facing the elderly. Our easy to use portal will provide users with information about senior housing, in home care, senior mobility options, and many other important areas such as Medicare and other insurance options.
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a. Average ages of 30% 35-49
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... And Your Point Is?
By Rev. Andrena Ingram
May 24, 2013
When I am at a gathering of any sort, I usually wear my HIV shirt -- which proclaims "HIV POSITIVE"; especially at religious gatherings. I can only imagine what goes through some folks minds:
Yeah, I know. I might just be wondering the same thing if I was them.
Probably wondering 'what the point' is?
Well, when I entered the ministry, I knew that my HIV status would be an important part of my ministry...an important part of Christ's ministry -- through me. So, I guess you can say, that the point (as I am pointing in my pic) is ME!
The point is: that I have been given the gift of "keeping HIV in front of the church"...through my personal witness, through my personal experience, and through my gracious proclamations, and urgings, nudging and visual aids (the shirt).
I know that there are folks in the church, who would rather turn their heads and look away. Folks in the church who believe that the HIV crisis is over (with all the meds we take, it doesn't seem to be that much of a problem as it was in the beginning). Well, that couldn't be further from the truth!
I met a person at the last church gathering I recently attended, who slowly walked over to me looking directly at my shirt. When he lifted his eyes, he said, "you look familiar", to which I replied, "we have probably met -- which congregation are you with?" He told me. Indeed I had visited his church many years ago, and preached a sermon called: "Hallelujah Anyhow". His memory jarred, he said "yes, that's it"! And then he asked -- pointing to my shirt: "what is that:"? I said: "what?" He pointed to my collar and the shirt and asked: "does your shirt come with that attached?" I replied: "Oh No! It is a "dickie" of sorts...and the shirt? I AM living with HIV", to which he cocked his head to the side in that common 'awwwww' way, filled with pity...and then I engaged him in why it was not necessary to feel that way for me, "I am LIVING with HIV -- not dying from it." The LAST thing I need is pity! It's like I preached at your church..."Hallelujah Anyhow"! And we laughed.
HIV is not a death sentence....that's the point.
I then asked him, if he had been tested, and he began to tell me about being tested for his 'cataracts'...to which I coked my head to the side and responded: "awwwwww"! (as he did to me) He caught it immediately, and he said "Touche "! We laughed again. I then repeated my question: "Have you been tested?"... he said no, but that he certainly would in the near future. I informed him that HIV infection is especially on the rise in our senior citizens.
It is on the rise with our youth, who believe that if you popped a few pills, you'll be okay. Well, there is a lot of other little 'treats' that come along with that. It won't be so cool to take pills the rest of your life...won't be so cool not knowing what the drugs are doing to your insides...not cool going to the doctor and drawing blood the rest of your life. Not cool living with stigma which still exists.
HIV is definitely not cool.
Have you been tested? Do YOU know your status? Get tested. Get educated. Knowledge is power....protect yourself.
....and THAT, my beloved is the point.
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Is the Ribbon Enough?
Rev. Andrena Ingram
Reverend Andrena Ingram (also known as "Pastor Andrena" or "Pastor Ingram") has become a strong advocate for those living in the margins, as she once was. She is an activist in the HIV/AIDS arena, herself living openly and unabashedly with the HIV virus for over 22+ years.
Raised in South Jamaica, New York, Reverend Ingram served seven years of active duty in the U.S. Army. She would later move to the South Bronx, where she attended Transfiguration Lutheran Church with Pastor Heidi Neumark as her pastor and mentor -- empowering her to rise up out of herself and her life challenges, which seemed to her, at the time, insurmountable.
Reverend Ingram is a graduate of the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia, with a Master of Divinity. She has been the pastor of St. Michael's Lutheran Church on Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa., for the past four years.
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Using the Apache CVS Repository
Keeping Up with Apache's Bleeding Edge
The Apache HTTP Server project keeps all of its source files in a central CVS source code repository. As changes are made, they are applied to this master repository; when a release is built, it is assembled from the same repository. But suppose you want to keep up with the latest and greatest Apache developments (and bugs), without having to wait for a release? How would you do it? That's what this article is all about.
Assumptions in This Article
For the rest of this article, I'm going to make the following assumptions:
- your Apache source tree starts at
- your Apache ServerRoot is
- your Apache DocumentRoot is
- the username under which Apache runs (the value of the
Userdirective in your
httpd.conffile) is
- Code examples appear in
this typeface. Text you type exactly as shown is
bold-face; placeholders for which you substitute a real value are
All of the
cd and other shell commands in this article that
refer to directories use these locations.
Ways of Accessing the Source
Members of the Apache core development team have direct access to the repository. When one of them makes a change, it's available to all the others instantly. However, how can that change percolate out to where people who aren't members of the team can get it and try it out? There are currently three methods of doing this; each has its own advantages and disadvantages.
- anonymous CVS
- This method allows you to keep up by accessing a copy of the master
repository. At least two systems currently make such copies at intervals and
allow those copies to be accessed using a generic read-only account. This
'generic' account is similar to the 'anonymous' account used to access FTP
repositories, hence the name 'anonymous CVS,' like 'anonymous FTP.'
Needs: a CVS client.
- tarball download
- Synchonising with the sources this way is as simple as pulling down a
tararchive and unpacking it.
Needs: a Web browser, the ability to
gunzipfiles, and a tool capable of reading
- rsync
- The
rsynctool allows you to keep a local directory tree in sync with a remote one. In this case, you can use it to keep your local copy of the Apache sources in lockstep with one of the readonly copies of the master repository.
Needs: an
Since all of these methods are working on copies of the master repository rather than the master itself, the freshness of your source is directly dependent on the freshness of the copy.
Using the 'Anonymous CVS' Method
This method of playing catch-up involves using CVS itself in client-server mode. One or more systems out on the Internet periodically make copies of the master Apache repository, and you use CVS to make a local copy of one of these and keep up to date with it.
- Advantages
- Once a local copy is established, updates are small--only changes are copied
- You can maintain local customisations in your copy of the tree, and CVS will merge in changes from the master--and let you know when your changes conflict with alterations made to the master
cvs diffmakes it easy to submit local changes to the Apache project for possible inclusion
- Drawbacks
- Requires a CVS client
- Lots of back-and-forth network traffic during an update; can be slow
The currently working anonymous CVS repository is maintained at the Sourcery.Org site. It is refreshed from the master repository every two hours (on the odd-numbered ones).
To obtain ('check out') a copy of the Apache 1.3 source tree, or update an existing checked-out tree, use the following commands:
export CVSROOT=:pserver:firstname.lastname@example.com:/cvs/apache cvs login CVS password: anoncvs [not echoed] cvs checkout apache-1.3
As long as you don't do a
cvs�logout, you only need to
log in once. If you want the Apache 2.0 source tree instead, use
apache-2.0 instead of
apache-1.3 in the example.
You can avoid having to set the
CVSROOT environment
variable every time by
cding into the
directory and doing a
cvs�update instead of a checkout. The
main disadvantage to that is that it won't pick up any new subdirectories (and
files in 'em) that have been created since the last time you updated your local
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'Afflicted' Trailer: 'Chronicle'-Esque Horror With a Surprise Twist
The first trailer for indie horror flick 'Afflicted' has arrived, and before you dismiss this new found-footage-style film as yet another gimmick, you should give the trailer a chance. The film, which played at Fantastic Fest 2013 in Austin last year, was praised for its unique spin on the genre, with many critics comparing it to Josh Trank's 'Chronicle,' but with a surprise twist of its own.
'Afflicted' comes from the writer-director team of Derek Lee and Clif Prowse, who also star in the film as two best friends who take a vacation of a lifetime (they all start that way in horror films, don't they?), only for things to take a horrific turn for the worse when they become stricken with a mysterious illness after an encounter with a mysterious woman. You wanna know what their illness is? ... SPOILER AHEAD ... it's vampirism.
Using a found-footage concept that's closer in style to 'Chronicle' than 'Paranormal Activity' and its rip-offs, 'Afflicted' dials up the special effects wow factor on a low budget, making this an impressive feature-length debut from two filmmakers we should definitely keep an eye on.
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The following sections indicate changes that are incompatible between OpenJPA 1.x.x releases and the 2.0 release. Some may require application changes. Others can be remedied through the use of compatibility options. If your application uses a version 1.0 persistence.xml, compatibility options will be set appropriately to maintain backward compatibility. OpenJPA 2.0 applications using a version 2.0 persistence.xml and requiring OpenJPA 1.x.x compatibility may need to configure the appropriate compatibility options to get the desired behavior.
The OpenJPAEntityManagerFactory interface getProperties() method was changed to return a Map instead of a Properties object. This change was made in order to support the getProperties() method defined in the JPA 2.0 specification.
The detach behavior has changed in several ways:
In the 1.x.x release, managed entities were flushed to the database as part of the detach operation. This is no longer done in 2.0.
In the 1.x.x release, entities were copied and returned. In 2.0, for those methods that have return values, the original entities are returned.
In the 1.x.x release, managed entities still exist in the persistent context. In 2.0, they are removed.
In the 1.x.x release, the detach operation is recursively cascaded to all referenced entities. In 2.0, the detach operation is only cascaded to those entities for which Cascade=detach has been specified.
Applications that use a 1.0 persistence.xml will automatically maintain OpenJPA 1.x.x behavior. It is possible for a version 2.0 application to revert back to the 1.x.x behavior for some of these items by setting the openjpa.Compatibility property as follows:
In addition, a new method has been provided on the
interface to return a copy of the entity:
public <T> T detachCopy(T pc):
In 1.x.x releases of OpenJPA, if property access was used, private properties were considered persistent. This is contrary to the JPA specification, which states that persistent properties must be public or protected. In OpenJPA 2.0 and later, private properties will not be persistent by default.
Applications that use a 1.0 persistence.xml will
automatically maintain OpenJPA 1.x.x behavior. It is
possible for a version 2.0 application to revert back to
the 1.x.x behavior by setting the value of the
PrivatePersistentProperties to
true. If compile time enhancement is
used, this property must be specified at the time of
enhancement and at runtime.
The Query interface setParameter() method behavior has changed to throw an IllegalArgumentException (as required by the JPA specification) if more parameter substitutions are supplied than defined in the createQuery(), createNamedQuery(), or createNativeQuery() invocation. OpenJPA 1.2.x and prior versions silently ignored these extraneous parameter substitutions and allowed the Query to be processed.
In 1.x.x releases of OpenJPA, when an entity was serialized after calling EntityManager.find(), detach() or detachAll() then all Section 6.4, " Proxies " references were removed as expected, but when the same entity instance was serialized after calling EntityManager.clear() the proxy classes were not removed.
This has two side-effects: when entities are remoted across JVM boundaries (RPC) or deserialized the OpenJPA runtime must be available on the classpath (both client and server containers); when entities are deserialized the OpenJPA runtime must be the exact same revision as used to serialize the entities due to the proxy classes using dynamically generated serialVersionUID values.
Starting with OpenJPA 2.0, this behavior has been
modified, so that by default all proxies will be removed
during serialization. See
Section 6.4.4, "
on how the behavior changes based on the
DetachedStateField setting along with
Section 1.3.1, "
Detached State
for more details on how to override the default
DetachedStateField setting.
Applications that use a 1.0 persistence.xml will automatically maintain the old behavior. It is possible for a version 2.0 application to revert back to the prior 1.x.x behavior by setting the following openjpa.Compatibility property as follows:
In prior 1.x.x releases, the openjpa.jdbc.QuerySQLCache
configuration property for Prepared SQL Cache accepted
all to never drop items from the
cache, but this option is no longer supported and will cause
a PersistenceException with a root cause of a ParseException
to be thrown. See
Section 3, "Prepared SQL Cache"
for details on the available configuration values.
The default behavior of OpenJPA in tracking collections is that if the number of modifications to the collection exceeds the current number of elements in collection then OpenJPA will disable tracking the collections. OpenJPA 2.0 added a compatibility property to disable turning off the collection tracking.
The behavior of Auto disabling of collection tracking can be
avoided by setting the value of the
openjpa.Compatibility property
autoOff to
The default behavior of auto disabling the collection tracking
is not changed. But when the above property is set then the
collection tracking will not be disabled automatically.
The following sections indicate internal changes between OpenJPA 1.x.x releases and the 2.0 release. As these are internal implementation specific behaviors not covered by the JPA specification, no changes should be required for applications that did not use or depend upon OpenJPA specific APIs or behavior.
If an entity was updated between the persist() and commit() operations in OpenJPA 1.x, then any PreUpdate and PostUpdate life cycle callback methods would be executed. Starting in OpenJPA 1.3 and 2.0, these callbacks will not get executed.
The JPA 2.0 specification section on "Semantics of the Life Cycle Callback Methods for Entities" has been updated to include a Note that the callback behavior for updating an entity after the persist operation is implementation specific and should not be relied upon.
The JPA 2.0 specification section on "Bootstrapping in Java SE Environments" states that persistence providers must return null if they are not a qualified provider for the given persistence unit.
However, OpenJPA may throw a RuntimeException if an error occurs while trying to create a qualified persistence unit, like for invalid openjpa.* specific configuration settings or for schema validation failures.
If the Apache Geronimo JPA 2.0 Spec APIs are used, then any exceptions returned by a persistence provider will be wrapped within a PersistenceException. When the JPA 2.0 API reference implementation is used, any RuntimeExceptions will be returned to the calling application without being wrapped. Other JPA 2.0 API and implementation providers or versions may behave differently.
In previous releases, the default value for the
openjpa.QueryCache property was
when the openjpa.DataCache was enabled. Depending on
application characteristics, this default QueryCache
enablement actually could negate much of the potential
gains achieved by using the DataCache. Thus, the default
value for the openjpa.QueryCache property is now
To re-enable the default QueryCache behavior, you need to include the following property in your persistence.xml configuration.
<property name="openjpa.QueryCache" value="true"/>
If your configuration had previously enabled the QueryCache
explicitly, then you might have to include the
true value into your configuration
(if you relied on the previous default). Otherwise, your
current QueryCache enablement will continue to work.
<property name="openjpa.QueryCache" value="true(CacheSize=1000, SoftReferenceSize=100)"/>


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More and more the true mavericks in the video game industry are community college students taking courses in 3-D animation, computer modeling, multimedia production and earning certificates and associate degrees, and turning those into jobs at game design studios. Nearly a third of the 113 California Community Colleges offer some type of computer generated 3-D animation courses.
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More than 80 percent of veterans receiving education benefits in California's public higher education systems attend one of 113 California community colleges, and many seek out information on financial aid, priority registration and help with transitioning back into civilian life.
Guy Fieri got his practical cooking chops at Sacramento's American River College and Eureka's College of the Redwoods before moving on to graduate with a degree in hospitality management from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Without community colleges and the low-cost access to kitchen and restaurant knowledge, who knows if Fieri would have made it big in the culinary arts. One thing is for certain, though, The Food Network star is quick to credit his community college education.
Heather Placek knew where she wanted to go in life and how to get there – onboard a firetruck. Placek is taking advantage of the training provided at American River College's firefighter academy in Rancho Cordova, about a 15-minute fire engine ride – without sirens – east of Sacramento. The 25-year-old single mother has one class left this fall – fire protection systems – before she earns her associate degree in Fire Technology. Once she gets her paramedic training and certification, she's off to a promising career as a firefighter.
The apprenticeship program includes 1,800 hours of paid training at Fresh Run Farm and the 5.8-acre farm at the College of Marin's Indian Valley campus. Apprentices also will take 11 courses in farming-related instruction provided by the College of Marin. The goal is for student apprentices to complete the program in two years or less and they receive a certificate of achievement from the college.


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Lucky is lucky to be alive. He survived birth in the bitter cold of early January when a million babies like him died of hypothermia. He was lucky he didn't end up alone, afraid and bewildered, in the orphan's market – sold for a few quid. But Lucky's luck won't last. Soon, he will be killed for a Sunday roast that no-one really needs. Find out more.
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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
Israel, which was one of the few nations to successfully weather the last global financial crisis, is now warning that a new economic meltdown is on the horizon.
Speaking at the Herzliya Conference on Wednesday, Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fischer said the international community is facing an "approaching crisis" of which "we have a partial description."
Fischer pointed to newly published International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts that predicted a feeble 3.3% rate of economic growth for the coming year.
"When I was at the IMF ten years ago, we were talking about 3.5 for the global economy as the point between growth and recession," noted Fischer. "This figure (3.3%) is in recession."
Fischer is an internationally-recognized economic expert, and under his watchful eye Israel has continued with prudent policies that are likely to help it stand firm in the face of the next storm. But that doesn't mean Israel won't be affected.
"There is one figure here that influences all of us, and that is growth rate for world trade," Fischer explained. "For world trade [the IMF figure has] gone down from 6% to 4%. That is a very big drop."
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These performances are for purchase by schools and registered home school families.
The Hopkins Center for the Arts School Matinee Series connects children, teachers, and schools with the performing arts in profound and meaningful ways, enhancing school curriculum and introducing students to worlds they have never known before.
According to national standards in the visual and performing arts, each school is encouraged to provide a high-quality experience in the arts for its students. The Hop is committed to helping your school meet this goal. Bringing your students to a live theatrical performance challenges them to watch and reflect critically—and to connect personal experience to universal themes, via the arts. Exposure to live theater ignites a child's imagination in a unique way, opening the door to a greater understanding of the world and a life-long love of the arts.
The Hopkins Center's Outreach and Arts Education Department offers Study Guides with classroom activities and other curriculum suggestions to prepare students for live performances at the Hop.
Because the Hop believes that an education is not complete without the arts, your students can experience live performances for only $6 per ticket.
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Grant County Sheriff;s Office Deputy Brian Maines investigated an accident at 4:45 p.m. May 12 on North Main Street in Crittenden. The drivers involved were Logan P. Countryman, 18, of Sardinia, Ohio driving a 1998 Saturn and Donald G.
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Deputy Mike Garvey investigated an accident at 3:15 p.m. May 3 on South Main Street in Crittenden. An unknown driver involved hit Chadwick J. Haggard, 18, of Dry Ridge driving a 1994 Volkswagen.
Deputy Lee Jacobs investigated an accident at 2:30 p.m. May 4 on Jonesville Road. The driver involved was Danielle N. McCubbin, 21, of Williamstown driving a 1990 Nissan.
April 23:
(Warranty Deed) Terry Peer II and Kacie A. Peer to Robert E. Gilbert, Sr. and Mary Lou Gilbert, lot 90, Section 2 of Brentwood Estates Subdivision, $112,500
April 27:
(Quit Claim Deed) Clifford A. Reed to Lola Dianne Eckler Reed Gayle, Eckler Road property, $1.00
(Quit Claim Deed) Vickie Eckler Little Wolfe to Kenneth Richard Eckler, Eckler Road property, $1.00
Kristina L. Ford Schlueter and Dewey E. Schlueter to Anthony La Follette and Julie La Follette, Reeves Road property, $128,000
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Capt. Gary Humphrey investigated an accident at 7:56 a.m. April 30 on Lawrenceville Road in Corinth. The driver involved was Jeffrey D. Covington, 18, of Williamstown driving a 1997 Jeep that struck a mailbox.
March 26:
Sgt. Dennis Switzer investigated an accident at 3:52 p.m. April 17 on Cordova Road in Williamstown. The driver involved was Kristie M. Sasher, 33, of Williamstown driving a 1999 Jeep that ran off the roadway.
The following building permits were issued in Grant County in Dec. 2008 and Jan. 2009:
Robert Daughtery, 240 Peaceful Road, new home, 1,960 square feet, estimated cost $25,000, permit fee $311.96.
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