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This chapter describes how to configure a relational descriptor.
This chapter contains the following sections:
Configuring Custom SQL Queries for Basic Persistence Operations
Configuring a Relational Descriptor as a Class or Aggregate Type
For information on how to configure descriptor options common to two or more descriptor types, see Chapter 119, "Configuring a Descriptor".
Table 23-1 lists the default configurable options for a relational descriptor.
Table 23-1 lists the default configurable options for a relational descriptor.
Table 23-1 Configurable Options for Relational Descriptor
|Option to Configure
|Oracle JDeveloper
|TopLink Workbench
Associated tables (see Section 23.2, "Configuring Associated Tables")
Primary keys (see Section 119.2, "Configuring Primary Keys")
Sequencing (see Section 23.3, "Configuring Sequencing at the Descriptor Level")
Read-only descriptors (see Section 119.3, "Configuring Read-Only Descriptors")
Unit of work conforming (see Section 119.4, "Configuring Unit of Work Conforming at the Descriptor Level")
Descriptor alias (see Section 119.5, "Configuring Descriptor Alias")
Descriptor comments (see Section 119.6, "Configuring Descriptor Comments")
Classes (see Section 5.7.2, "How to Configure Classes")
Named queries (see Section 119.7, "Configuring Named Queries at the Descriptor Level")
Custom SQL queries for basic persistence operations (see Section 23.4, "Configuring Custom SQL Queries for Basic Persistence Operations")
Query timeout (see Section 119.8, "Configuring Query Timeout at the Descriptor Level")
Cache refreshing (see Section 119.9, "Configuring Cache Refreshing")
Query keys (see Section 119.10, "Configuring Query Keys")
Interface query keys (see Section 119.11, "Configuring Interface Query Keys")
Interface alias (see Section 23.5, "Configuring Interface Alias")
Cache type and size (see Section 119.12, "Configuring Cache Type and Size at the Descriptor Level")
Cache isolation (see Section 119.13, "Configuring Cache Isolation at the Descriptor Level")
Cache coordination change propagation (see Section 119.15, "Configuring Cache Coordination Change Propagation at the Descriptor Level")
Cache expiration (see Section 119.16, "Configuring Cache Expiration at the Descriptor Level")
Cache existence Checking (see Section 119.17, "Configuring Cache Existence Checking at the Descriptor Level")
EJB information (see Section 119.18, "Configuring a Descriptor with EJB CMP and BMP Information")
Relational descriptor as a class or aggregate type (see Section 23.6, "Configuring a Relational Descriptor as a Class or Aggregate Type")
Reading subclasses on queries (see Section 119.19, "Configuring Reading Subclasses on Queries")
Inheritance for a child class descriptor (see Section 119.20, "Configuring Inheritance for a Child (Branch or Leaf) Class Descriptor")
Inheritance for a parent class descriptor (see Section 119.21, "Configuring Inheritance for a Parent (Root) Descriptor")
Inheritance expressions for a parent class descriptor (see Section 119.22, "Configuring Inheritance Expressions for a Parent (Root) Class Descriptor"
Inherited attribute mapping in a subclass (see Section 119.23, "Configuring Inherited Attribute Mapping in a Subclass")
Multitable information (see Section 23.7, "Configuring Multitable Information")
Domain object method as an event handler (see Section 119.24, "Configuring a Domain Object Method as an Event Handler")
Descriptor event listener as an event handler (see Section 119.25, "Configuring a Descriptor Event Listener as an Event Handler")
Locking policy (see Section 119.26, "Configuring Locking Policy")
Returning policy (see Section 119.27, "Configuring Returning Policy")
Instantiation policy (see Section 119.28, "Configuring Instantiation Policy")
Copy policy (see Section 119.29, "Configuring Copy Policy")
Change policy (see Section 119.30, "Configuring Change Policy")
History policy (see Section 119.31, "Configuring a History Policy")
Wrapper policy (see Section 119.32, "Configuring Wrapper Policy")
Fetch groups (see Section 119.33, "Configuring Fetch Groups")
Amendment methods (see Section 119.35, "Configuring Amendment Methods")
Mapping (see Section 121, "Configuring a Mapping")
For more information, see Chapter 21, "Introduction to Relational Descriptors".
Each relational class descriptor (see Section 126.96.36.199, "Creating Relational Class Descriptors") must be associated with a database table for storing instances of that class. This does not apply to relational aggregate descriptors (see Section 220.127.116.11, "Creating Relational Aggregate Descriptors").
To associate a descriptor with a database table, use this procedure:
Select a descriptor in the Navigator. Its properties appear in the Editor.
Click the Descriptor Info tab. The Descriptor Info tab appears.
Figure 23-1 Descriptor Info Tab, Associated Table Options
Use the Associated Table list to select a database table for the descriptor. You must associate a descriptor with a database table before specifying primary keys.
To configure a descriptor's associated table(s) using Java, use
RelationalDescriptor methods
setTableName or
Sequencing allows TopLink to automatically assign the primary key or ID of an object when the object is inserted.
You configure TopLink sequencing at the project level (Section 20.3, "Configuring Sequencing at the Project Level") or session level (see Section 98.4, "Configuring Sequencing at the Session Level") to tell TopLink how to obtain sequence values: that is, what type of sequences to use.
To enable sequencing, you must then configure TopLink sequencing at the descriptor level to tell TopLink into which table and column to write the sequence value when an instance of a descriptor's reference class is created.
Only descriptors that have been configured with a sequence field and a sequence name will be assigned sequence numbers.
The sequence field is the database field that the sequence number will be assigned to: this is almost always the primary key field (see Section 119.2, "Configuring Primary Keys"). The sequence name is the name of the sequence to be used for this descriptor. The purpose of the sequence name depends on the type of sequencing you are using:
When using table sequencing, the sequence name refers to the row's SEQ_NAME value used to store this sequence.
When using Oracle native sequencing, the sequence name refers to the Oracle sequence object that has been created in the database. When using native sequencing on other databases, the sequence name does not have any direct meaning, but should still be set for compatibility.
The sequence name can also refer to a custom sequence defined in the project.
For more information, see Section 18.2, "Sequencing in Relational Projects".
To configure sequencing for a descriptor, use this procedure:
Select a descriptor in the Navigator. Its properties appear in the Editor.
Click the Descriptor Info tab. The Descriptor Info tab appears.
Figure 23-2 Descriptor Info Tab, Sequencing Options
Use the following information to specify sequencing options:
|Use Sequencing
|Specify if this descriptor uses sequencing. If selected, specify the Name, Table, and Field for sequencing.
|Enter the name of the sequence.
|Specify the name of the database table that contains the field (see Field) into which TopLink is to write the sequence value when a new instance of this descriptor's reference class is created. This is almost always this descriptor's primary table.
|Specify the name of the field in the specified table (see Table) into which TopLink is to write the sequence value when a new instance of this descriptor's reference class is created. This field is almost always the class's primary key (see Section 119.2, "Configuring Primary Keys").
Using Java, you can configure sequencing to use multiple different types of sequence for different descriptors. You configure the sequence objects on the session's login and reference them from the descriptor by their name. The descriptor's sequence name refers to the sequence object's name you register in the session's login.
The following examples assume the session sequence configuration shown in Example 23-1.
Example 23-1 Example Sequences
dbLogin.addSequence(new TableSequence("EMP_SEQ", 25)); dbLogin.addSequence(new DefaultSequence("PHONE_SEQ", 30)); dbLogin.addSequence(new UnaryTableSequence("ADD_SEQ", 55)); dbLogin.addSequence(new NativeSequence("NAT_SEQ", 10));
Using Java code, you can perform the following sequence configurations:
As Example 23-2 shows, you associate a sequence with a descriptor by sequence name. The sequence
EMP_SEQ was added to the login for this project in Example 23-1. When a new instance of the
Employee class is created, the TopLink runtime will use the sequence named
EMP_SEQ (in this example, a
TableSequence) to obtain a value for the
EMP_ID field.
As Example 23-3 shows, you can associate the same sequence with more than one descriptor. In this example, both the
Employee descriptor and
Phone descriptor use the same
NativeSequence. Having descriptors share the same sequence can improve pre-allocation performance. For more information on pre-allocation, see Section 18.2.3, "Sequencing and Preallocation Size".
Example 23-3 Configuring a Sequence for Multiple Descriptors
empDescriptor.setSequenceNumberFieldName("EMP_ID"); // primary key field empDescriptor.setSequenceNumberName("NAT_SEQ"); phoneDescriptor.setSequenceNumberFieldName("PHONE_ID"); // primary key field phoneDescriptor.setSequenceNumberName("NAT_SEQ");
In Example 23-4, you associate a nonexistent sequence (
NEW_SEQ) with a descriptor. Because you did not add a sequence named
NEW_SEQ to the login for this project in Example 23-1, the TopLink runtime will create a
DefaultSequence named
NEW_SEQ for this descriptor. For more information about
DefaultSequence, see Section 22.214.171.124, "Default Sequencing".
You can use TopLink to define an SQL query for each basic persistence operation (insert, update, delete, read-object, read-all, or does-exist) so that when you query and modify your relational-mapped objects, the TopLink runtime will use the appropriate SQL query instead of the default SQL query.
SQL strings can include any fields that the descriptor maps, as well as arguments. You specify arguments in the SQL string using
#<arg-name>, such as:
select * from EMP where EMP_ID = #EMP_ID
The insert and update SQL strings can take any field that the descriptor maps as an argument.
The read-object, delete and does-exist SQL strings can only take the primary key fields as arguments.
The read-all SQL string must return all instances of the class and thus can take no arguments.
You can define a custom SQL string for insert, update, delete, read-object, and read-all using Oracle JDeveloper TopLink Editor or TopLink Workbench (see Section 23.4.1, "How to Configure Custom SQL Queries for Basic Persistence Operations Using TopLink Workbench").
You can define a custom SQL string or
Call object for insert, update, delete, read-object, read-all, and does-exist using Java (see Section 23.4.2, "How to Configure Custom SQL Queries for Basic Persistence Operations Using Java"). Using a
Call, you can define more complex SQL strings and invoke custom stored procedures.
For CMP projects, the
ejb-jar.xml file stores query lists. You can define the queries in the file and then read them into Oracle JDeveloper or TopLink Workbench, or define them on the Queries tab of TopLink Workbench and write them to the file (see Section 19.7, "Working with the ejb-xml.File").
Note:When you customize the update persistence operation for an application that uses optimistic locking (see Section 119.26, "Configuring Locking Policy"), the custom update string must not write the object if the row version field has changed since the initial object was read. In addition, it must increment the version field if it writes the object successfully.
For example:
update Employee set F_NAME = #F_NAME, VERSION = VERSION + 1 where (EMP_ID = #EMP_ID) AND (VERSION = #VERSION)
The update string must also maintain the row count of the database.
Note:TopLink does not validate the SQL code that you enter. Enter the SQL code appropriate for your database platform (see Section 96.1.3, "Data Source Platform Types").
To configure custom SQL queries for basic persistence operations:
In the Navigator, select a descriptor in a relational database project.
Click the Queries tab in the Editor.
Figure 23-3 Queries, Custom SQL Tab
Click the appropriate SQL function tab and type your own SQL string to control these actions for a descriptor. Use the following information to complete the tab:
|Defines the insert SQL that TopLink uses to insert a new object's data into the database.
|Defines the update SQL that TopLink uses to update any changed existing object's data in the database.
When you define a descriptor's update query, you must conform to the following:
|Defines the delete SQL that TopLink uses to delete an object.
|Read Object
|Defines the read SQL that TopLink uses in any
ReadObjectQuery, whose selection criteria is based on the object's primary key.
When you define a descriptor's read-object query, your implementation overrides any
To customize other
|Read All
|Defines the read-all SQL that TopLink uses when you call
Session method
readAllObjects(java.lang.Class) passing in the
java.lang.Class that this descriptor represents.
When you define a descriptor's read-all query, your implementation overrides only the
To customize other
DescriptorQueryManager generates default SQL for the following persistence operations:
Using Java code, you can use the descriptor query manager to provide custom SQL strings to perform these functions on a class-by-class basis.
ClassDescriptor method
getQueryManager to acquire the
DescriptorQueryManager, and then use the
DescriptorQueryManager methods that Table 23-2 lists.
Table 23-2 Descriptor Query Manager Methods for Configuring Custom SQL
|To Change the Default SQL for...
|Use Descriptor Query Manager Method...
Read all
Does exist
Example 23-5 shows how to implement an amendment method to configure a descriptor query manager to use custom SQL strings. Alternatively, using an
SQLCall, you can specify more complex SQL strings using features such as in, out, and in-out parameters and parameter types (see Section 109.4, "Using a SQLCall").
Example 23-5 Configuring a Descriptor Query Manager with Custom SQL Strings
public static void addToDescriptor(ClassDescriptor descriptor) { // Read-object by primary key procedure descriptor.getQueryManager().setReadObjectSQLString( "select * from EMP where EMP_ID = #EMP_ID"); // Read-all instances procedure descriptor.getQueryManager().setReadAllSQLString( "select * from EMP"); // Insert procedure descriptor.getQueryManager().setInsertSQLString( "insert into EMP (EMP_ID, F_NAME, L_NAME, MGR_ID) values (#EMP_ID, #F_NAME, #L_NAME, #MGR_ID)"); // Update procedure descriptor.getQueryManager().setUpdateSQLString( "update EMP set (F_NAME, L_NAME, MGR_ID) values (#F_NAME, #L_NAME, #MGR_ID) where EMP_ID = #EMP_ID"); }
Example 23-6 shows how to implement an amendment method to configure a descriptor query manager to use Oracle stored procedures using a
StoredProcedureCall (see Section 109.5, "Using a StoredProcedureCall"). This example uses output cursors to return the result set (see Section 111.11, "Handling Cursor and Stream Query Results").
Example 23-6 Configuring a Descriptor Query Manager with Custom Stored Procedure Calls
public static void addToDescriptor(ClassDescriptor descriptor) { // Read-object by primary key procedure StoredProcedureCall readCall = new StoredProcedureCall(); readCall.setProcedureName("READ_EMP"); readCall.addNamedArgument("P_EMP_ID", "EMP_ID"); readCall.useNamedCursorOutputAsResultSet("RESULT_CURSOR"); descriptor.getQueryManager().setReadObjectCall(readCall); // Read-all instances procedure StoredProcedureCall readAllCall = new StoredProcedureCall(); readAllCall.setProcedureName("READ_ALL_EMP"); readAllCall.useNamedCursorOutputAsResultSet("RESULT_CURSOR"); descriptor.getQueryManager().setReadAllCall(readAllCall ); // Insert procedure StoredProcedureCall insertCall = new StoredProcedureCall(); insertCall.setProcedureName("INSERT_EMP"); insertCall.addNamedArgument("P_EMP_ID", "EMP_ID"); insertCall.addNamedArgument("P_F_NAME", "F_NAME"); insertCall.addNamedArgument("P_L_NAME", "L_NAME"); insertCall.addNamedArgument("P_MGR_ID", "MGR_ID"); descriptor.getQueryManager().setInsertCall(insertCall); // Update procedure StoredProcedureCall updateCall = new StoredProcedureCall(); updateCall.setProcedureName("UPDATE_EMP"); updateCall.addNamedArgument("P_EMP_ID", "EMP_ID"); updateCall.addNamedArgument("P_F_NAME", "F_NAME"); updateCall.addNamedArgument("P_L_NAME", "L_NAME"); updateCall.addNamedArgument("P_MGR_ID", "MGR_ID"); descriptor.getQueryManager().setUpdateCall(updateCall); }
An interface alias allows an interface to be used to refer to a descriptor instead of the implementation class. This can be useful for classes that have public interface and the applications desire to refer to the class using the public interface. Specifying the interface alias allows any queries executed on a TopLink session to use the interface as the reference class instead of the implementation class.
Each descriptor can have one interface alias. Use the interface in queries and relationship mappings.
Note:If you use an interface alias, do not associate an interface descriptor with the interface.
This section includes information on configuring an interface alias. Interfaces cannot be created in Oracle JDeveloper or TopLink Workbench; you must add the Java package or class to your Oracle JDeveloper or TopLink Workbench project before configuring it.
To specify an interface alias, use this procedure:
In the Navigator, select a descriptor.
If the Interface Alias advanced property is not visible for the descriptor, right-click the descriptor and choose Select Advanced Properties > Interface Alias from context menu or from the Selected menu.
Click the Interface Alias tab.
Figure 23-4 Interface Alias Tab
In the Interface Alias field, click Browse and select an interface.
To configure a descriptor with an interface alias using Java, create an amendment method (see Section 119.35, "Configuring Amendment Methods") and use
InterfacePolicy method
addParentInterface as Example 23-7 shows.
By default, when you add a Java class to a relational project (see Section 117.3, "Configuring Project Classpath"), Oracle JDeveloper or TopLink Workbench create a relational class descriptor for it. A class descriptor is applicable to any persistent object except an object that is owned by another in an aggregate relationship. In this case, you must describe the owned object with an aggregate descriptor. Using a class descriptor, you can configure any relational mapping except aggregate collection and aggregate object mappings.
An aggregate object is an object that is strictly dependent on its owning object. Aggregate descriptors do not define a table, primary key, or many of the standard descriptor options as they obtain these from their owning descriptor. If you want to configure an aggregate mapping to associate data members in a target object with fields in a source object's underlying database tables (see Chapter 35, "Configuring a Relational Aggregate Collection Mapping" and Chapter 37, "Configuring a Relational Aggregate Object Mapping"), you must designate the target object's descriptor as an aggregate.
Alternatively, you can remove the aggregate designation from a relational descriptor and return it to its default type.
You can configure inheritance for a descriptor designated as an aggregate (see Section 119.20, "Configuring Inheritance for a Child (Branch or Leaf) Class Descriptor"), however, in this case, all the descriptors in the inheritance tree must be aggregates. Aggregate and class descriptors cannot exist in the same inheritance tree. For more information, see Section 16.3.4, "Aggregate and Composite Descriptors and Inheritance".
If you configure a descriptor as an aggregate, you cannot configure the descriptor with EJB information (see Section 119.18, "Configuring a Descriptor with EJB CMP and BMP Information").
For more information, see Section 50.1.1, "XML Descriptors and Aggregation".
To configure a relational descriptor as class or aggregate, use this procedure.
In the Navigator, select a relational descriptor.
Click the Class or Aggregate descriptor button on the mapping toolbar.
You can also select the descriptor and choose Selected > Descriptor Type > Class or Aggregate from the menu or by right-clicking on the descriptor in the Navigator window and selecting Descriptor Type > Class or Aggregate from the context menu.
If you select Aggregate, specify each of the aggregate descriptor's attributes as a direct to field mapping. See Chapter 29, "Configuring a Relational Direct-to-Field Mapping" for more information.
Specify each of the aggregate descriptor's attributes as a direct to field mapping. See Chapter 29, "Configuring a Relational Direct-to-Field Mapping" for more information.
Although the attributes of a target class are not mapped directly to a data source until you configure an aggregate object mapping, you must still specify their mapping type in the target class's descriptor. This tells TopLink what type of mapping to use when you do configure the aggregate mapping in the source object's descriptor. For more information, see Section 21.2, "Aggregate and Composite Descriptors in Relational Projects".
Using Java, to configure a relational descriptor as an aggregate, use
ClassDescriptor method
To configure a relational descriptor for use in an aggregate collection mapping, use
ClassDescriptor method
To configure a relational descriptor as a nonaggregate, use
ClassDescriptor method
Descriptors can use multiple tables in mappings. Use multiple tables when either of the following occurs:
A subclass is involved in inheritance, and its superclass is mapped to one table, while the subclass has additional attributes that are mapped to a second table.
A class is not involved in inheritance and its data is spread out across multiple tables.
When a descriptor has multiple tables, you must be able to join a row from the primary table to all the additional tables. By default, TopLink assumes that the primary key of the first, or primary, table is included in the additional tables, thereby joining the tables. TopLink also supports custom methods for joining tables. If the primary key field names of the multiple tables do not match, a foreign key can be used to join the tables. The foreign key can either be from the primary table to the secondary table, or from the secondary table to the primary table, or between two of the secondary tables (see Section 23.7.1, "How to Configure Multitable Information Using TopLink Workbench").
For complex multitable situations, a more complex join expression may be required. These include requiring the join to also check a type code, or using an outer-join. TopLink provides support for a multiple-table-join-expression for these cases (see Section 23.7.2, "How to Configure Multitable Information Using Java").
To associate multiple tables with a descriptor, use this procedure.
In the Navigator, select a descriptor.
If the Multitable Info advanced property is not visible for the descriptor, right-click the descriptor and choose Select Advanced Properties > Multitable Info from the context menu or from the Selected menu.
Click the Multitable Info tab.
Figure 23-5 Multitable Info Tab
Use the following information to enter data in each field of the tab:
|Primary Table
|The primary table for this descriptor. This field is for display only.
|Additional Tables
|Use Add and Remove to add or remove additional tables.
|Association to Primary Table
|Specify how each Additional Table is associated to the Primary Table:
Associating Tables with References
When associating a table using Reference, additional options appear. You must choose a reference that relates the correct fields in the primary table to the primary keys in the selected table.
Figure 23-6 Multitable Info Tab, Associated by Reference
Choose a Table Reference that defines how the primary keys of the primary table relate to the primary keys of the selected table. Click Add to add a primary key association.
Using Java, configure a descriptor with multitable information using the following
oracle.toplink.descriptors.ClassDescriptor methods:
addTableName(java.lang.String tableName)
addForeignKeyFieldNameForMultipleTable(java.lang.String sourceForeignKeyFieldName, java.lang.String targetPrimaryKeyFieldName)
To specify a complex multiple-table-join-expression, create a descriptor amendment method (see Section 119.35, "Configuring Amendment Methods") and add the join expression using
oracle.toplink.descriptors.DescriptorQueryManager method
setMultipleTableJoinExpression. For more information, see Section 111.7, "Appending Additional Join Expressions".


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Andrei A from Virginia
NOT FOR ADULT CHICKENS OR YOUNG FOWL. This rating is not reflective of the Saturn 3 feeder but rather of the feeder claims. Both the write up and pdf comparison chart indicate that this feeder can feed between 12-20 chickens (including adults). I was skeptical when I saw that the feeder height was 7" but ordered anyway. Turns out my suspicion was correct as both feeder capacity and individual feeder slots are way too small especially for my young geese. Furthermore, the sticker that comes on the feeder itself (which should be shown as an image in the advertising) does not even show that it is intended for adult chickens or geese but rather much smaller birds (would include a pic of my own but this review field does not allow for that). NONETHELESS, I called Premier 1 sales/customer service and Gordon was AMAZING! He understood my concern and took care of the exchange like a champ (upgraded to Saturn 5), 15lb. I would give customer service 5 starts if they had a separate customer service rating area. I see Jeremiah's review about the food not filtering down but figured I'll give it a try nonetheless and will keep you posted.
Jeremiah D
I bought the 3lb feeders for my quail. I had high hopes for them, they look well made and go together well. Sadly they don't feed worth a darn, i've tried 3 kinds of feed and once the birds eat what is in the tray they run out if you don't go out and shake the feeder. Defeats the purpose of a bulk feeder.
Chris P from Minnesota
We have used the 15 pound feeder for 2 weeks now and plan to purchase two more. We were dealing with feed waste and this feeder has basically eliminated any waste that we can tell. The feeder is hanging over straw in the coop therefore, we may not see any feed that is spilled. I will add that it took a little while for the chicken to be accustomed to the feeder but they are doing well now. People may criticize the cost of this feeder but the amount of feed we were wasting has cut our feed cost over 70%! So, the feeder is worth the cost to us. Good luck.
Cherie B from California
This is a great product. Not one pellet is wasted and the food is kept clean.
Jennifer J from Michigan
I have the 15 lb capacity and I don't like it as the food does not sift down easily and its harder to fill due to the center hanging hook. It does keep the food from spilling out but for the extra cost I would go with something cheaper.


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Every parent thinks their children are special, but some mothers will pay any price to get their kids in the spotlight. Two moms discuss the consequences of chasing fame for their child.
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A home delivery theft caught on tape had an unusual ending when the person who stole the delivery apparently had a change of heart and returned it days later.
Surveillance video shows a UPS delivery man dropping a package off at Zane Johnson's Chula Vista home on Dec. 17.
Johnson received email confirmation and headed home to pick up the package but by the time he got there, it was nowhere to be found.
"I went out the front door, looked around and didn't see it and then at that point I decided to take a look at the video," Johnson said.
There, on the video, he watched as someone in shorts and a dark shirt walked off with the package less than 30 minutes after the UPS delivery.
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Johnson called the Chula Vista police department and also decided to show the video to his neighbor.
It's a good thing because the same neighbor spotted the van driving down the street the next day, jumped in his own car and got the work vehicle's license plate.
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But before the employee could be questioned by police, the package reappeared.
On Dec. 19 around 5:30 a.m. the same surveillance camera that captured the theft caught someone wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt returning the now-opened package.
"Initially it was shock," Johnson said. "But then it was a little frustration because he returned the evidence and we didn't catch him."
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With Le Cellier Steakhouse now a TWO table-service credit restaurant for both lunch and dinner on the Disney Dining Plan, the restaurant has changed over to an all-day menu (effective January 16, 2013).
Located in Epcot's Canada, this signature restaurant's all-day menu means that guests looking for a burger will no longer find one here. (Total bummer, as it was one of our favorites.) But the lobster mac 'n cheese will now be available for lunch and dinner.
For starters, Le Cellier's chopped lobster salad or bowl of the cult favorite Cheddar Cheese Soup are excellent choices. Don't forget about the poutine fries, too (Hubba Hubba)!
Plus, the seasonal salad now being offered is greens with duck prosciutto, blue cheese, fig-almond cake and a soft-boiled egg.
Entrees are still plentiful, and steak-focused. Canadian-raised beef choices include a grilled bone-in ribeye, New York Strip, and the famous (and awesome) Filet Mignon.
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Outgoing Prime Minister David Cameron faced increasing pressure to speed up "divorce" talks with the EU as Brussels made it clear it wants the UK out of the union as soon as possible.
Prominent Brexit backers in the Tory party also expressed concern about Mr Cameron's plan to let the situation drift until he formally leaves Downing Street in October.
Leading Leave campaigner and Tory MP Bernard Jenkin insisted it was unrealistic to wait until the autumn.
"I think there is a problem just saying 'right, we're not going to do anything between now and October' to address the European Union relationship, because they don't want us hanging around and destabilising all their arrangements. They want certainty, and I think we should be able to do this more quickly," he said.
The call chimed with the views of European parliament president Martin Schulz, who warned the EU would not be held "hostage" while the Tory party squabbled over its next leader.
Mr Schultz insisted that uncertainty was "the opposite of what we need", adding that it was difficult to accept "a whole continent is taken hostage because of an internal fight in the Tory party".
In a blunt sign of Britain's new status in the departure lounge of the EU, it emerged leaders of the remaining 27 member states would meet to discuss the emergency situation without Mr Cameron present on Wednesday.
The move came as embattled Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn was set to face down a growing wave of criticism against his role in the referendum with a speech on immigration and the consequences of Brexit.
Mr Corbyn has rejected calls for his resignation amid growing fury at his failure to galvanise the party's traditional supporters to turn out for Remain as many Labour MPs express concern at the possibility of him leading the party into a snap autumn general election.
The Labour leader is facing a vote of no confidence from some of his MPs, with one senior source describing the mood within the party as one of "utter devastation".
Former shadow minister Tristram Hunt told BBC Newsnight he was "not convinced" Mr Corbyn had the abilities to press the Labour cause in the looming negotiations with the EU on withdrawal.
After what some observers described as one the most significant days in British politics since the end of the Second World War, the Tory party was coming to terms with the ramifications of the pro-Brexit vote which forced Mr Cameron into announcing his slow-motion resignation, and saw SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon make it clear she was preparing to push for a second Scottish independence referendum.
Northern Ireland, which like Scotland, voted heavily to Remain in the EU, also saw calls from Sinn Fein for an all-island referendum with the Irish Republic on reunification.
With ex-London mayor Boris Johnson firm favourite to succeed Mr Cameron at the Tory helm, Labour's Ken Livingstone attacked media "obsession" with the pair , which he said drowned out the real issues in the debate.
"It was like the whole of the media was obsessed by this sort of struggle between Cameron and Johnson as they gnawed away at each other's testicles.
"It was like civil war in the Tory party, not a debate about the economy," Mr Livingstone told Sky News.
The 52% to 48% victory for Brexit in the knife-edge referendum caught financial markets and the international order off-guard as repercussions from the move sent shock-waves across the globe.
As the financial impact of the vote continued to reverberate across the world, credit rating agency Moody's moved to change the UK's long term issuer and debt ratings to negative from stable due to the uncertainty unleashed by the result.
Mr Cameron, flanked by wife Samantha, made an at times emotional address on the steps of Downing Street as he announced his resignation.
The move saw calls from anti-EU Tories for a more Brexit-looking Cabinet to be put in place soon as questions were raised about the future of Chancellor George Osborne, who kept a very low profile in the wake of the result.
As the scramble to replace Mr Cameron gathered pace, Home Secretary Theresa May and Education Secretary Nicky Morgan were being talked of as potential rivals to Mr Johnson.
Meanwhile, ex-Labour PM Tony Blair's former chief of staff Jonathan Powell floated the idea of a second referendum, telling BBC Newsnight: "It seems very unlikely at the moment, the EU saying no to it, the Brexit campaign saying no to it, but that is one option when we go forward and when people realise quite how ghastly the alternatives are."
The Lisbon Treaty sets out a strict two-year timetable for withdrawal negotiations once a member state triggers article 50 and signals the intention to withdraw.
Tory former chancellor and Remain campaigner Ken Clarke told BBC Newsnight the country needed a balanced Government and a "balanced" leader.
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Mr Cameron said he accepted the decision of the electorate, which voted by 52% to 48% to quit the EU.
He said he would leave it to his successor to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, which kicks off the two-year process of negotiating a new trade relationship with the UK's former partners.
"The country requires fresh leadership to take it in this direction," said Mr Cameron. "I will do everything I can as Prime Minister to steady the ship over the coming weeks and months, but I don't think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination."
His announcement will trigger a battle for the leadership - and the keys to Number 10 - likely to feature Brexit standard-bearer Mr Johnson taking on figures such as Home Secretary Theresa May, who kept a low profile in the referendum campaign.
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan has talked about the leadership in the past and did little to dampen speculation by repeating her call for a woman to be on the final shortlist of two MPs which would be put to party members.
In Brussels and capitals around Europe, political leaders and officials went into emergency meetings to plan a response to the UK's seismic decisions, which sent shockwaves around the world.
European Council president Donald Tusk said there was "no way of predicting all the political consequences of this event, especially for the UK" and called for calm.
"It is a historic moment but for sure not a moment for hysterical reactions," he said.
Mr Cameron said he had summoned the Cabinet to meet on Monday, the day before he goes to Brussels for a summit where he will "explain the decision the British people have taken and my own decision" to leaders of the remaining 27 member states.
Announcing his resignation after six years as PM - and just 13 months after securing an absolute majority for the first time - was "not a decision I have taken lightly", said Mr Cameron.
But he added: "I do believe it is in the national interest to have a period of stability and then the new leadership required.
"There is no need for a precise timetable today, but in my view we should aim to have a new prime minister in place by the start of the Conservative Party conference in October."
He went on: "The negotiation with the European Union will need to begin under a new prime minister and I think it is right that this new prime minister takes the decision about when to trigger Article 50 and start the formal and legal process of leaving the EU."
Remain supporters had to respect the people's decision and "help to make it work", said the PM.
A clearly emotional Mr Cameron said he stood by his assertion that the UK could "find a way" to survive outside the EU.
"Now the decision has been made to leave we need to find the best way and I will do everything I can to help," he said.
Minutes after the PM's statement, Bank of England governor Mark Carney announced he was making £250 billion available to support markets, as he pledged that the Bank "will not hesitate to take additional measures as required as markets adjust and the UK economy moves forward".
Even as polling stations closed on Thursday night, most observers, pollsters and bookmakers were expecting victory for Remain, albeit by the narrowest of margins.
Ukip leader Nigel Farage even came close to conceding defeat, admitting he believed that Remain had "nicked it" and vowing to fight on for withdrawal from the EU, while senior pro-Brexit Tories including Mr Johnson and Michael Gove signed a letter calling on the PM to stay on regardless of the result.
But emphatic early victories in cities such as Sunderland and Swindon made clear the momentum was all on the Brexit side. As dawn arrived, it was clear that Leave had secured enough support in the English shires and former Labour strongholds in the North, Wales and Midlands to sweep aside strong Remain performances in London, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
With ballots counted in all 382 polling areas - including Gibraltar, which voted overwhelmingly to stay in the EU - Leave received 17,410,742 votes (51.9%) against 16,141,241 (48.1%) for Remain.
The result in Scotland is certain to create massive pressure for a second independence referendum. Former Scottish National Party leader Alex Salmond said he was "quite certain" that an effort to drag Scotland out of the EU against its will would lead to the invocation of a manifesto promise to stage another ballot if there was a "significant and material" change in circumstances from the 2014 vote.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said Scotland had delivered a "strong, unequivocal vote" making clear that "the people of Scotland see their future as part of the European Union".
A jubilant Mr Farage declared June 23 "our independence day" to cheers from ecstatic supporters as the sun rose.
But there were recriminations among Labour supporters, with influential backbench MP John Mann - one of a handful to back a Brexit vote - calling for a change in the party's direction, particularly on immigration policy. Senior Labour figures including Ed Miliband sought to cast the result as a protest against the effects of austerity as much as an expression of desire to leave the EU.
The Bassetlaw MP said the strong showing for Brexit in former heartland areas showed the party was "out of touch" with traditional voters who were "sick to death" with what they were being offered.
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond did not rule out an emergency summer budget to respond to the damage the Government expects the Brexit vote to inflict on the UK economy. Ahead of the referendum, Chancellor George Osborne warned that a Leave vote might result in higher taxes, lower public spending or both, and Mr Hammond said that the Government's fiscal consolidation programme would now become "more difficult".
The Foreign Secretary said the markets' response to the vote showed that "we don't control everything", adding: "We can't just ignore the economic facts. We have to respond to them. We will have to look at the situation, see where the market settles, see what the immediate impact on the economy is and decide how best to proceed."
Speaking at the Electoral Commission's main counting centre in Manchester, Vote Leave chairman Gisela Stuart said the Brexit vote was "our opportunity to take back control of a whole area of democratic decisions".
All political leaders should now "reflect on whether they have accurately gauged the people's desire to govern themselves", she said.
The German-born MP said a calm cross-party effort was now needed to implement the voters' decision "in the best long-term interests of this country". And she broke into her native tongue to assure other EU nations that Britain would remain an "open, welcoming" country which would continue to co-operate with its former partners.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn called on the PM to invoke Article 50 immediately, but leading Leave campaigners including Andrea Leadsom and Liam Fox said it was right to hold off.
Some 72.2% of the 46,500,001 eligible voters turned out at polling stations, said the Electoral Commission. The total turnout of 33,568,184 was just short of the highest ever participation in a UK general election, in 1992.
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An organ recital with a difference
Oliver Condy faces up to a particularly challenging organ in Banyalbufar, Mallorca
One of the biggest challenges of giving organ recitals is not knowing much about the organ you've been invited to play. All pipe organs are different – very different. They all feel different, sound different and behave in varying unpredictable ways, from sticking keys to missing pipes and out-of-tune reeds. But you learn to adapt – after all, most of the organ recitals I give are to raise money to restore the instrument I'm playing on. You expect the organ to misbehave at some point.
But from time to time, an organ can present you with a slightly different challenge. I was invited this past weekend to give a recital at the parish church in Banyalbufar, Mallorca, for Kirker Holidays – a private concert for one of their cultural holidays. The beautiful one-manual organ (with seven pull-down button pedals) is a late 17th-century Spanish instrument, and a fairly typical one at that with its trademark colourful, spicy sound coming from an incredible array of mutation and mixture stops. Organs like this weren't designed to accompany hymn-singing. They were there to allow the organist to improvise short pieces (many early Spanish organs didn't have music stands), alternating with the choir who sang passages of plainchant throughout the service.
Exotic sounds apart, the organ presents some technical quirks. Firstly, its keyboard divides at middle C-sharp, enabling the player to solo either the right or left hand. Stops are assigned to either the top or bottom half of the keyboard – something that resulted from dividing the soundboard in two to avoid cracking in the hot, dry Iberian summers.
But the killer feature on this, and many Spanish organs, is its short bottom octave. The short octave was historically intended to give organs and some other keyboard instruments an extended bass range, but for those of us weaned on 'normal' keyboards, it can come as quite a shock. So, how does it work? Well, the organ appears only to go down to bottom E, but that bottom E is, in fact, bottom C. What appears to be F sharp is D, G sharp is E and the scale up resumes normality back down at F. I took a small video to show the audience the conundrum which you can see here:
So there you are. With just four hours to get used to the system, I found myself applying Tipp-Ex to photocopies of my Cabanilles and Bruna Tientos, deleting anything below bottom F, and replacing them with the notes as they appear on the keyboard. It seemed to work…
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Welcome to Indian Vegetarian Kitchen!
December 21, 2009
Contribute your recipes-Cakes and Cookies(Dec 22 to Jan 31)
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- AnonymousDecember 28, 2009 at 8:58 PM
Oops! I'm so sorry, I don't know how I forgot to link it back to this announcement. Have done it now.ReplyDelete
Hi lovely event even I am hosting same event. Same pinch...have updated my Events n roundups blog do drop in sometime. Happy hosting.ReplyDelete
This event attracted me to your blog:) Will surely send one.
Happy New Year!
Thankyou I have sent my entry in.ReplyDelete
Hi dear.....first time here......u have a cute space with lovely recipes..........I have just posted my entries to ur event at www.myculinaryworld-prasu.blogspot.comReplyDelete
Just posted my entry to ur event.
Hi Mahima, I have sent you my entry, let me know if your received, happy hosting :-)ReplyDelete
I sent sent my entry too..ReplyDelete
Hey MahimaReplyDelete
I've sent a my entry to your event.
Whote choclate,orange and multi nuts cookies..
I just sent my entry!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 22, 2010 at 2:02 AM
Just sent you my entry. Hope you received it.ReplyDelete
i sent the entry for apricot orange cookies hope u got itReplyDelete
also linked ur blog on mine
this is the first time I am participating :)
Hello! This is my first visit on your blog and you have such a great space here! Also I have a cake post which I was about to make so will enter it for your event!ReplyDelete


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Anglicans at LifeWay?
First of all, it is strange to see an Episcopalian buying books at LifeWay -- especially Beth Moore's books. When she told me what church she was with, I immediately asked her about the recent conference held at the church which featured Alistair Begg. He is a Baptist pastor in Cleveland, OH who is known for his expository preaching and vigorous defence of Evangelical theology. It suprised me that they welcomed him to the church in the first place, so I was glad to finally get some answers about their intent. What she shared with me over the next 20 minutes was gold, pure gold.
She told me about how the laypeople of the Episcopal church as a rule are much more conservative and orthodox in their theology than are the clergy and that the battle that has been ensuing over the last three stemming from the installation of a practicing homosexual bishop is taking place not only within the dioceses, but within the individual churches as well. She also informed me that those involved in the separatist movement tend to be the only ones growing and having any influence in their communities. She pointed out that the largest Episcopal church in the nation, located in Plano, TX is led by an Evangelical pastor. Her pastor is an Evangelical as well, who has actually being mentored by Dr. Albert Mohler, president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary here in Louisville.
As we ended our conversation she pointed out to me the great heritage of Anglicans -- men like J.I. Packer and C.S. Lewis who represent a past that is marked by orthodox theology and Evangelical engagement. I thought about our conversation for hours and couldn't wait to tell a couple of my co-workers about it. It is a great encouragement to see men and women standing for truth in a denomination trying so hard to run from it. At one point she likened the struggle the Episcopal church is having now with the conservative resurgence which took place before her eyes here in Louisville at Southern Seminary. As I thought about that I felt a certain amount of camaraderie with my Anglican brothers and I couldn't help but think that this was what Jesus had in mind when He prayed that His people would be one. We might not agree about everything, but at least we can appreciate one another's struggle to uphold Biblical truth, which is the only way we can be united -- in truth.
I hope that we as Evangelicals can continue to draw close to one another so that we might truly fulfill Christ's prayer for unity. In a religious world that calls us to false unity by throwing out our Biblical convictions, it is wonderful to be able to see how truth can really bring us together from different traditions. I pray that in the future days we will all see more of this fellowship and be able to praise God for it.
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Interview: Martin Lawrence
BSN: Did you base the character on someone you know?
ML: Yeah, kind of my grandmother and my mother. My mother's just not as big as Big Momma, but the voice that's on Big Momma kind of comes from my moms and my grandmother.
BSN: Martin, would you mind setting up this sequel for folks.
ML: Set up? I can't set nothin' up. They gotta go see it.
BSN: Tell me a little about your character.
ML: Well, I play Malcolm Turner, an FBI Agent who has a desk job and kind of works as a mascot, talking to children about safety. He's in a safe job, because he's married, now, to Nia Long's character, and she'd rather he be in a safe job. So, he works a desk job.
BSN: Then how does he end up back in drag as Big Momma?
ML: His partner winds up getting killed and a disk comes up missing that threatens national security. Now he has to go undercover as Big Momma in order to get this disk back.
BSN: And why is Big Momma undercover as a nanny this time out?
ML: This family, their father is a suspect. We think he's a key link to the disk. It just so happens the family is looking for a nanny, and what better way for Big Momma to go undercover than as a nanny to try to get close to the suspect to see if he can get the disk back.
BSN: Were you excited about making this sequel?
ML: I was real excited about the sequel because everyone enjoyed the first one. They received it real well, so I wanted that opportunity with Big Momma 2 to give you more Big Momma. You know, more badder, better, fatter and bigger.
BSN: Did you base the character on someone you know?
ML: Yeah, kind of my grandmother and my mother. My mother's just not as big as Big Momma, but the voice that's on Big Momma kind of comes from my moms and my grandmother.
BSN: How much of a pain was it getting in and out of that fat suit everyday during the filming?
ML: I got out of it a lot faster than I got into it. The suit was easy to come off. The arms and the legs, you could take them off in five minutes, but the face is what probably took a half hour to get off.
BSN: How did you enjoy working opposite Nia again?
ML: It's always a pleasure to work with her. She just keeps it real, so I had a lot of fun with her. She's very talented and she ain't bad on the eyes.
BSN: Thanks, Martin.
ML: Thank you.
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This morning at Tradition Field, Wilmer Flores worked out at second base with Daniel Murphy. He took ground balls, worked on pivoting for the double play, and reacting to plays to his left and right...
While watching Flores, Paul DePodesta told me Flores is one of the guys he will have his eyes on most this Spring. DePodesta said he's particularly impressed with how Flores has handled second base during the last year or so.
He acknowledged that Flores's size might limit his foot speed in the middle infield, but he says his range is deceptive and Flores can compensate with his extended length and reach.
Flores will work at both second and third base this season, he said.
I've spent a lot of time watching Flores during his professional career. His best position appears to be third base, but obviously that won't work out for him in here because of David Wright. However, that doesn't mean he can't establish himself at second base as well, which he's going to get an opportunity to do. In fact, after listening to DePodesta today, it sounded as though Flores's ability to make it to Flushing will clearly be determined by his ability to play second base.
Flores has told me before he is willing to transition to any position the Mets ask him to play, which is encouraging. For now though, it's important for him to play where he's most comfortable so his offense doesn't suffer a setback. I expect he will head to Triple-A to open this season, where he has the opportunity to mash and make his power standout in the thin air of Las Vegas.


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Nov. 30, 2003
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Will Weatherly's seventh goal of the season came in the fifth minute of the first overtime to lift No. 6 Santa Clara to a 3-2 victory over No. 12 Coastal Carolina in the third round of the NCAA Tournament Sunday afternoon at Buck Shaw Stadium.
The game-winner off Weatherly's foot came off a throw in from the left side that was taken by Matt Upton. The throw slid across the box and deflected off a Coastal Carolina defender on to the waiting foot of Weatherly who one-timed the ball into the left side of the net for the Bronco victory.
SCU improves to 15-3-4 in 2003 while their all-time record in NCAA play goes to 19-11-4. The Broncos also saw their home unbeaten streak increase to 13 matches, with an 11-0-2 record during that time in a streak that dates back to September 26, 2002. Coastal Carolina's season ends with an overall record of 20-3-0.
Santa Clara's overtime victory was made possible by junior Jason Pan whose free kick with 3:57 remaining on the clock found the back of the net to tie the score at two apiece. His penalty re-start came from just outside the penalty area as he powered the ball into the right corner of the goal.
The Broncos knotted the score up at one apiece on freshman Tannen Wels' fourth goal of the season as he took a crossing pass from Will Weatherly and kicked the ball into the back of the net while sliding inside the six-yard box.
Coastal Carolina took an early 1-0 lead in the third minute of the game as Joshelp Ngwenya headed home a corner kick from teammate Randy Owen to begin the scoring onslaught. Ngwenya added his 21st goal of the season in the 72nd minute to take a 2-1 lead when he took a long ball from Chris Moore and beat two Broncos to the ball where he lobbed a shot over the oncoming keeper.
Despite being beat twice for goals, Santa Clara keeper Kent Harkness made three critical second half saves that kept the match close. Coastal's Andrew Paxton made five saves on the day, three of which were in the first half.
For the first time all season, the Chanticleers were out-shot in a match as the Broncos took 13, compared to only 12 for CCU. Coastal Carolina did take more in the second half and overtime periods, out-shooting the Broncos by a 10-5 margin in the final two stanzas.
With the win the Broncos advance to the fourth round of the NCAA for the first time since the 1999 season when they advanced to their second-straight College Cup appearance. Santa Clara will host the University of Michigan in the fourth round, Saturday evening at 7 p.m. in Buck Shaw Stadium. The 12th-seeded Wolverines advanced 4-3 in penalty kicks after ending regulation and two overtime periods tied at one goal apiece against 5th-seeded Notre Dame.