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This is really interesting history. I tend to be opposed to the state's claiming current Federal lands because the motive is generally one of a local private interest wanting to get property at a bargain price. Moreover had the state seized these lands public recreation would be virtually nil. Utah would be the private preserve for rich Californians - we would have to pay dearly to camp, hunt or fish on these lands. I value these activities - so keep Federal ownership.
- 1:11 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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Mr Bennett.
This piece is an excellent example of why you are no longer in Congress.
Your piece contains facts and rational explanations which are contrary to a well crafted "government is always the problem" message.
The notion that you "cant take back something that was never yours" does not fit the narrative and will only bring you wrath and rebuke.
- 5:50 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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Probably the best article I have ever read that outlines the reasoning of the Sagebrush Rebellion folks. Using this same logic of rugged individualism, I want to "take back" my office space from my landlord who owns my office tower. I have requested time and time again to be able to have a pay by the hour bedroom set up in one of the cubicles. Sleepy office workers, long haul truckers, and other folks can then pay me for a place to lay their head and snooze. They denied my requests and I could of made thousands of dollars if I was not stifled by such tyranny. If I could just seize the title of my office, I will never have my property rights trampled by my landlord again!
- 6:08 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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Excellent historical perspective, Mr. Bennett.
Why in the world anyone thought Mr. Lee and his hair brained schemes deserved their vote rather than you, Mr. Bennett, will always puzzle me.
- 6:35 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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Senator Bennett, thank you for this enlightening review of history. Now, is there some way we can get you to run for office again please! We need wise and balanced men like yourself in office.
- 7:04 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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Well said, Robert Bennett. It's nice to see the TRUTH told on this issue for once, instead of just seeing political rhetoric being used to try to gain political advantage for those on the far-right. In the course of my work I've seen the patents from the government (in all of Utah's counties) which conveyed federal land to Utah when the state was created -- they did NOT include the lands Utah's politicians are now trying to co-opt. Thank you for your insight.
- 7:11 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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Interesting story. Does it strike anyone else as interesting that Sen. Bennett doesn't know the name of the Utah governor? Makes me wonder if the story is more folktale than fact...
- 7:41 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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I'm rather new to Utah. Thanks Mr. Bennett for showing us your true hand. Democrat in Republican clothing. You sounded like a typical liberal with all that stuff about who owned this land, going back to the Indians. Why not just say that Mexico should still be running this place? And now I know why the vote to get you out and put Lee in was one the the best things that could have happened to the people here in Utah who have Republican and conservative and states rights values. Which, is the majority.
- 8:19 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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Another aspect seldom mentioned is the Utah School Trust Lands, parceled off and
often mixed in with federal land, for the benefit of Utah's school
Over time, half of those lands have been sold off, so now Utah's school children only have 50% of the land which was actually deeded to them.
Clearly, local interests - under the temptation for short term gain - have not done a good job of being stewards of the land originally given.
So, naturally, they want more.
Sometimes it's beneficial to have an authority above you to help you make wise and prudent decisions. You can rail and complain and cry injustice, but more & more people are realizing that having the federal government own most of the land in Utah has resulted in that land still available for the public.
If you want to see what it would be like to have Utah take ownership of federal lands, go visit Texas, where there are almost no public lands, and if you want to hunt or enjoy open spaces, you need permission and probably a fee from a private owner.
- 8:27 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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Not sure why that little story matters now. Just because it was once offered doesn't mean we can't request possession of it today. Times change Mr Bennett and if the federal government won't use the resources then our request for it's use shouldn't be seen as some kind of rebellion. As for who possessed it before the federal government, well you could make the same argument for all of America.
- 8:33 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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"Excellent historical perspective, Mr. Bennett.
Why in the world anyone thought Mr. Lee and his hair brained schemes deserved their vote rather than you, Mr. Bennett, will always puzzle me."
Because rational candidates don't win in party caucuses.
In order to win in caucuses you must sound angry and more radical than all the other candidates.
- 8:38 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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For those who believe Utah will get this land "back" I say respectfully all you are doing is political grandstanding. Let's spend time on issues that could be more easily resolved if we had the political will to do so. Education anyone?
- 8:47 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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To reveal the underlying motive of Utah Republicans, let's engage in some
simulated litigation of who the owners should be, paying close attention to the
chain of ownership cited by Senator Bennett.
My hunch is most of these Sagebrush Rebels would quickly scurry back under the federal umbrella, if it looked like legal ownership was going to be granted to the first owners of Utah land, upon contact with outsiders: the Utes, Goshutes, Paiutes, Shoshone and Navajo.
Though the tribes would be overrun by business proposals by potential "partners", the end of the debate would quickly end when the tribes proposed a large casino complex in the Salt Lake Valley.
Utah conservatives would happily embrace federal ownership, claiming the whole idea was prompted by erroneous fears of a "complete federal takeover of healthcare" by Obama, which can now be pinned on a repentant Glenn Beck, who regrets dividing the nation through his rhetoric.
I've seen this movie before, just with different actors and a slightly modified script.
- 9:10 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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@ Florwood, I'm missing the basis of your criticism of Sen. Bennett on the
name of the Governor. Curious.
As for those who think transferring federal lands to Utah or to private interests, trust me, you won't like it if you are a public lands user. The quality of life in Utah will drop dramatically. And to folks like Tulip, resources on public lands are in fact being accessed now. Mines, grazing, etc. Just because there are a few vocal, and greedy, folks huffing and puffing does not mean they have the interests of the rest of us at heart.
- 9:16 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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This is a good reason to go back and study the Tenth Amendment which limits federal authority to only those powers "expressly" delineated in the Constitution. Many states have already passed legislation limiting that authority (W.V. Intrastate Coal and Use Act (H.B. 2554). The problem I see is that too many local politicians aspire to federal office and don't give a whit about States Rights. This was foreseen by the founders as illustrated in the Federalist Papers but they were pinning their hopes on an active state electorate and a moral Republic. Unfortunately, we no longer have either of those.
- 10:18 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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" And now I know why the vote to get you out and put Lee in was one the the
best things that could have happened to the people here in Utah who have
Republican and conservative and states rights values. Which, is the
Is that why Lee has been flip flopping and trying to appear more liberal since the government shutdown?
Is that why Jim Matheson will soon take Lee's place?
If utah were happy with Lee he wouldn't be flip flopping. Nor would Matheson have given up his seat to run against Lee.
- 10:33 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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Mining and grazing...whoopee! As for your "vocal and greedy" comment, how about use of the land for the common good like education and healthcare. That way you don't have to constantly crush the taxpayer...and personally if those with the money and know-how make a living at it, why should any of us care? They'll pay taxes up the wazoo which benefits all of us...immensely.
- 10:41 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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@10CC - There is a reason why the state of Texas has so few acres of federal land. When Texas was an independent nation ("The Republic of Texas"), we owned all our land. When Texas joined with the United States in 1845, the contract allowed this state to continue to own all of its land. Over the years, we've sold some land to the Federal government for parks, etc., but we were careful not to go overboard. Much of the oil produced in Texas comes from state-owned land, and not surprisingly we don't have a state income tax. All in all, I think we came out ahead on this deal.
- 11:43 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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It never hurts to ask. However, what is the legal basis for saying the Federal lands must be returned to Utah ? Doesn't the Utah constitution and the enabling legislation making Utah a state pretty much make it clear it has renounced it's right to those lands ??
- 11:57 a.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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@Florwood "Does it strike anyone else as interesting that Sen. Bennett
doesn't know the name of the Utah governor? "
I'll take "Utah governors for 200 Alex."
What Utah governor turned down Federal lands when offered.
Me: "Who was Governor Dern?"
Sweat, sweat, sweat.
- 12:18 p.m. Feb. 17, 2014
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The euro neared a three-month high against the dollar after the European Central Bank held its main interest rate steady and President Jean-Claude Trichet said available third-quarter economic data is better than expected.
The euro also rose versus the pound as Trichet said money markets are improving as the region's sovereign-debt crisis eases. The dollar slid versus the yen after a government report showed that U.S. initial jobless claims unexpectedly rose last week, prompting speculation the Federal Reserve will introduce stimulus measures next week. The franc gained against all 16 of its major peers after figures showed Swiss central bank currency reserves fell for a second month.
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27 Feb 2012 3:48 AM #1
Polymorphic model inheritance in 4.1?
When digging into ExtJS 4.1 B2 sources to see how I should get some stuff working I discovered a reference to polymorphic model inheritance. in some developer comments.
Within my project I use PI a lot and It has been a lot of work to get this working in the front-end.
I'm really curious about the functionality and if it will make it into 4.1F...
The trouble I'm having should be fixed by something supporting data loaded from the server in the form:
(take An Adresses table where in fact there are Address,PostalAddress an telephone number. tables)
id, discriminator, fields....
if Discriminator == 'PostalAddress' - //This record returned From an Addresses query will be loaded into a PostalAddress Model, with fields like street, zip, city
if Discriminator == 'TelephoneNumber' //This record will be loaded into a a TelephoneNumber Model, with fields, country code, area and subscriber.
Will this be what Polymorphic will do? I am not really sure where I found it, I think It was somewhere in validations but I'm not sure.
At the moment to get this working I have a relatively complex way of loading data which is not in the ExtJs core and although I have been tried optimizing, it is relatively slow in the Address "Onload" where I fill several stores with the raw record data. It works somehow (after a lot of fiddling I got it working but I'm just not sure how it will hold up in the future with Ext updates).
Any comments on the Polymorphic implementation, thoughts etc. would be very helpful.
Another thing, how would Touch get around with this and how compatible will touch and Extjs be on the Data Package..... with a multi platform project we have been struggling on this since touch came out (Ext.Direct is our way of backend- communications, luckily Touch has Direct support now).
8 Mar 2012 10:59 AM #2
Very interesting, Jash. We've also been looking for this feature as we feel this is the missing part of the model relationship package that already comes with ExtJS 4.
The kind of use cases that we are looking at are items in a tress structure and grids, where our nodes are of different types, and should display among other things different icons, as well as behave differently when moved (drag and drop), or other commands are applied to them.
If you care to share your approach to achieve it would be much appreciated.
9 Mar 2012 5:08 AM #3
I posted this in the hope that I would get some sort of response from Sencha.
Looking at the fact that this post is viewed a lot of times and that polymorphic table inheritance is a solution for many modern day problems. I do expect Sencha to include this in 4.1 Final. I say 'Expect' for a reason and not to push it for my use only. It is just so essential in modern day database design and ORM that I just do not understand why this is 'overlooked' in the data package design since ExtJs is not really just for adding menu's to webpages it is to make applications to run in browsers for the most of it.
I see one perfect example to make my point:
Take 'Product' as an object for just what it is and think about a physical table 'Product' in the database. Product has properties which are reflected in the database (description, price, whatever).
I would develop an application to work with 'Product' it would be static as hell. If the user of that application needs support for another type of Product which is just not compatible with the original product, either in needed functionality or storage of properties, then what? With Polymorphic Table Inheritance I would her set up Product in such a way that it supports PTI, without using it.
Now with the new type of product say, we want to add a serial number. I would extend the original product with a property 'serialNumber' and none of my code needs to be rewritten, there where I create an other product type, my backend, will add a table but will include ALL records from both types if I query 'Products'. all fine UNTIL you use Extjs for displaying or editing data.
I have posted enough about the lack of documentation on how the different components of extjs work together technically, makes it really difficult to make stuff work. the API docs are OK but Sencha does not seem to understand that examples do not cover the developers intended use of many of us and days are lost looking at cryptic error messages in ext-all-debug.... (I will talk about a self made solution later, this is the reason why I do not even bother to even bother with it)
I was looking at something in the ExtJS sources when I tumbled upon some developer comments as said before. I do not have an out of the box solution people can use.
Since I got away with javascript all together (I really hate it) and do everything in python, I can not give you any readable code (Since my python code is compiled into Javascript, minimized etc. it is jus not suited for the human brain)
Let me explain what I did to get at least Forms working, I'll use addresses as an example.
I use MVC/Application structure, where the 'C' bit in my system is not that interesting but that is due to the way my compiler outputs all the event routines inside the class definition (either in listeners of a direct property like launch : function(){...})
I use SQLAlchemy which is a ORM (Object Relational Mapper) for Python and I Use Polymorphic table inheritance all over the place.
On the details panel of a company, I get the company record (Into a extjs formpanel, which is placed on a MAIN panel). On Company I have a relation to "addresses":
field : id
field : Name
field : addresses = relation to all addresses with this Company's id
field : id
discriminator : "kind of address"
id (is a foreign key to address.id)
Value : String like "email@example.com"
id : (a foreign key to address.id)
Value : "@tw_account"
So when I have loaded Company, I iterate over addresses:
(Request to the server are nicely batched, but an extra set of querys are run so be carefull on large datasets)
(Explanational code, not real)
for ad in LoadedCompany.addresses.each():
if ad.discriminator == 'email_address'
var x = Ext.create('app.view.email_addressForm')
//(adds email_addressForm after CompanyForm)
// get the data loaded into the form (no store needed)
if ad.discriminator == 'twitter_address':
var x = Ext.create('app.view.twitter_addressForm')
//(adds twitter_addressForm after CompanyForm)
// get the data loaded into the form (no store needed)
After running I have a MAIN panel with a Company form, and as many "address" forms as there is data in the database where every address type is loaded into its "own" from type.
to reduce overhead and double data I have multiple models for address (the main table)
so address does only send "id"
and "discriminator" where every individual address type has a model to include every field needed to create, remove, delete etc. my back-end handles the rest.
With that I must say I'm lucky with my system since I only have to create python objects to reflect database storage, SQLAlchemy takes out database specific stuff (I can switch between MySQL, PostgreSQL, MSSQL etc. if needed without code changes). My 'Compiler' introspects the python Classes and automatically generates everything in the "models" and "stores" directories. it generates relationships, validations and Ext.Direct remoting api.
In my stores and models I have over 1500 .js files I just do not need to build by hand.
For Grid's this is more complex and I do not have a solution to put mixed content into a grid. For my use I got away with specific models and stores. When I need a grid I just define the "Fields" from different models and a new model is generated for each grid, again I have this automated (one extra reason for this 1500 files).
Since I expect some day Sencha will wake up and actually add polymorphic table inheritance support to their models. I do not want to do their work and worked around it for now. In my situation that is not that bad. I just add support for it into my compiler and "recompile" after a very few code changes.
But if you are developing in MVC by hand in an environment like Eclipse (like I did) it will run into an absolute nightmare, maintaining all those different files. I clearly got a solution for the "models, stores, controllers and views properties of ext.app.Application since it is all generated automatically.
Sorry for not being able to help you any further but feel free to contact me. If you feel I can help you out.
Extjs 4 promised to be capable of supporting large projects unfortunately there seems to be little research into what people really want to make use of it.
I used Extjs 2.1 up to 4.1 (B3) and very, very slowly it is getting there. For me the only thing missing now is Polymorphic table inheritance support in Ext.data.Model.
I have investigated to actually build it myself. I think that Sencha Devs would be capable of integrating this into 4.1 would take relatively little effort due to the nature of how Javascript works and how they coded the data package. Basically support for reading mixed record-types from the server response based on a discriminator field would be a nice first step. I actually think that would sort of work.
If you really want more support I found out some things but have not really put any effort in it.
Consider this:
data returned on a app.store.address query:
{id : 1, discriminator : 'email_address', Value : 'email@example.com'},
{id : 2, discriminator : 'twitter_address', Value : '@tw_address'}
on the store.load event, you could look at record.get('discriminator')
then try to load that record into the right model (just a single instance) and add that to an array you can work with (so your code works on an Array of mixed model instances) or just load the right form type and query the server again for that record.
You might (as I did not test this) look at the rawvalue of the record (look at the record object from within Firebug or whatever you use, to find more) in the store's load event.
as long as you are working with forms the above would do. I'm not sure what a grid would do and I'm not really sure how you would set up your gridcolums etc. that will be the next thing to address.
I wonder I someone @ Sencha would dare to share thoughts on this, based on my 4 year experience with them they would not.
10 Mar 2012 10:27 AM #4
i think you guys trying to say "polymorphic association" what you are explaning has nothing to do with inheritance.
and yes theres a comment in the source code bout polymorphic association
// TODO Add this back when it's fixed // case 'polymorphic': // return Ext.create('Ext.data.PolymorphicAssociation', association);
each field is atomic, also in Extjs the "has many" records are holded in a associated store not in model field
so doing
for ad in LoadedCompany.addresses.each():
field : addresses = relation to all addresses with this Company's id
So when I have loaded Company, I iterate over addresses:
(Request to the server are nicely batched, but an extra set of querys are run so be carefull on large datasets)
instead of posting what can u do in another lenguaje/orm post what u want to do in extjs.
post the dabase model / schema and how are you setting polymorphic association in it
polymorphic association is just a concept, and the implementation may differ
usually the relational database behind it looks like
user id <--- its own id company id <-- its own id email (user emails and company emails) id <-- its own table id adress <-- twitter adderess poly_id <-- poly id // instead of declarating company_id and user_id fields you set a poly id poly_type <-- some entity name twitter (user twitter and company twitters) id <-- its own table id address <-- twitter adress poly_id <-- poly id poly_type <-- some entity name (between COMPANY and EMAIL/TWITTER theres no need for a ADDRESS intermediate table)
user id = 1 company id = 1 email id dir poly_id poly_type 1 , 'email@example.com' , 1, 'user' 2, 'email@example.com' , 1, 'user' 3 , 'firstname.lastname@example.com' , 1, 'company' twitter id dir poly_id poly_type 1 , 'email@example.com' , 1, 'user' 2, 'email@example.com' , 1, 'company' 3 , 'firstname.lastname@example.com' , 1, 'company'
Exjs user model
Ext.define ('User') { ...... fields and stuff .... hasMany : [ {name : 'emails', model : 'email', foreignKey : 'poly_id', associationKey : 'emailrecords'} {name : 'twitters', model : 'twitter', foreignKey : 'poly_id', associationKey : 'twotterrecords'} ] }
User.load(1 , { // this is the only request to the server "load user 1" callback : function(user) { user.emails().each (function(email){ // print all user emails console.log( email.get('address') ) } user.twitters().each (function(twitter){ // print all user twitters console.log( twitter.get('address') ) } } });
{ id : 1, name : 'peter', emailsrecords : [ {id : 1, address: 'email@example.com', poly_id: 1, poly_type : 'user'}, {id : 2, address: 'email@example.com', poly_id: 1, poly_type : 'user'}, ] twitterrecords : [ {id : 1, address: 'firstname.lastname@example.com', poly_id: 1, poly_type : 'user'} ] }
newEmail = Ext.create('Email', { address : 'anotherEmail@servercom' , poly_type : 'user' }); peter.emails().add(newEmail) newEmail.get('poly_id') // it was set to 1 automatically // by Extjs and its the declared foreign key // if doesnt you can always set manually
so from this maybe you can change some things to work with your models / server code, but at the end is very simple and doesnt need that much work to be waiting for Extjs realease a polymophic association
the only need of polymorphic association is when trying to access the user from the email, but as you were loading the company theres no need.
hope this helps you and sorry for my bad english
12 Mar 2012 4:22 AM #5
I wrote a lengty reply yesterday but the forums (even though autosave sort of works) kicked me out.
First of all I am not sure where you did get the info on PM associations. Even the docs of 4.1B3 do not speak about it.
Next, my back-end does not include related data. If I do so on every query almost my entire database is dumped. so that is not an option.
In fact you are reasoning the other way around, I'm not going Extjs to give the lead over how stuff is handled, extjs should support every data configuration in the back-end too.
Polymorphic table inheritance is just so common these days and I have not been able the get it working with extjs in a way that it is configurable and can reflect my back-end data.
you say:
instead of posting what can u do in another lenguaje/orm post what u want to do in extjs.
post the dabase model / schema and how are you setting polymorphic association in it
polymorphic association is just a concept, and the implementation may differ
usually the relational database behind it looks like
that is totally wrong! and the other way around. I can do things in my back-end and that is my freedom and needed to bring innovative solutions. in fact Extjs has been way behind in what I need and has been the part in my system that holds stuff back over the last few years. the data package has been a huge improvement but it is far from functional in the sense of reflecting more complex databases (Polymorphic table inheritance, self referencing many to many relations and combinations of those two.
In my case I use Extjs as some sort of data consuming dumb terminal and NOT to define the entire application, that is done in my back-end.
for people interested about polymorphic table inheritance have a look at : http://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/latest...heritance.html
and again where did you get the info about PM associations? you can say it is just a concept, stuff like this have been a concept to me 15-20 years ago, is the wheel reinvented here?
I have some thoughts about extending store to make Extjs read data but I still think it is dangerous since Sencha can suddenly move into something completely different and I have Touch to consider too extjs and touch are closing in on eachother but the catching up cycle seems to be one year. I am sort of done with hacking stuff over from extjs to touch (like we had to do with Ext.direct it makes upgrading a nightmare.
13 Mar 2012 12:29 AM #6First of all I am not sure where you did get the info on PM associations. Even the docs of 4.1B3 do not speak about it.
Next, my back-end does not include related data. If I do so on every query almost my entire database is dumped. so that is not an option.
extjs should support every data configuration in the back-end too.
that is totally wrong! and the other way around. I can do things in my back-end and that is my freedom and needed to bring innovative solutions.
and again where did you get the info about PM associations? you can say it is just a concept, stuff like this have been a concept to me 15-20 years ago, is the wheel reinvented here?
in fact Extjs has been way behind in what I need and has been the part in my system that holds stuff back over the last few years
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13 Mar 2012 10:10 AM #7
What I want to do is something like I'll write up later on. It will not be usable code at all. I will use it to demonstrate what I would like to achieve, one way or another. After that I will share my thoughts on what is needed to get it working. My knowledge about ExtJs internals is not enough to make a proper decision on how I should start.
the comments behind the fields inform about how it is stored in the database:
PK = Primary KEy
AUTO = auto increment
FK = foreign key to ('model.field')PHP Code:
extend : 'Ext.data.Model',
fields : [ {name : 'id', type : 'int'} // PK, AUTO
{name : 'discriminator', type : 'string'} , // string column
extend : 'a.model.address', // IMPORTANT
fields : [
{name : 'id', type : 'int'} // PK, FK('address.id')
{name : 'Value', type : 'string'} , // string column
extend : 'a.model.address', // IMPORTANT
fields : [
{name : 'id', type : 'int'} // PK, FK('address.id')
{name : 'Value', type : 'string'} , // string column
the subclass of address will add all the fields from address and add its own. this is NOT reflected in the above, I'm not sure on how to do so, within an init? there is no doc about init on Ext.data.model so that seems impossible. id is overwritten so in this case only
The smart ones of you see no use for this since both twitter and email models have just a 'Value' field. just add 'Type' and 'Value' to address you would say. In fact replace 'Value' for any number of fields you like. i.e.. street, zip, city, country for a postal address etc. I stick with Value because that is the use cause but not the problem. To address things can be added like security or common associations can be set up which should be inherited too as do the validations
all the support for maintaining the records and the id and discriminator fields is in the back-end. We need the 'discriminator' field to distinguish between model types on loading in the -modified- store
now for the data in the database take this:
id Discriminator
1 twitteraddress
2 emailaddress
3 twitteraddressid
id Value
2 firstname.lastname@example.com
id Value
1 @jash
3 @jash2
as you can see for every emailaddress and twitter address record, a record in address is also created.
there is no real use in storing records of the 'Address' model but that will be very handy later on in querying:
on query's I will give the SQL equivalent and the json data output for that
SELECT * FROM address;
{id : 1, discriminator : 'twitteraddress', Value : '@jash'},
{id : 2, discriminator : 'emailaddress', Value : 'email@example.com'},
{id : 3, discriminator : 'twiteraddress', Value : '@jash2'}
here you can see the problem, a store can handle [model1,model1,model1] as data but what if [model1, model2, model1] is fed into it......?
PHP Code:
extend : 'Ext.data.Store',
model : 'a.model.address', // so it query's address, good!!
models : {address : 'a.model.address',emailaddress : 'a.model.emailaddress',twitter address: 'a.model.'twitter address'} // NEW these models can come in, translate discriminator to modelname
listeners : {
load : function(Record){
// do something based on Record.get('discriminator')
// to load the store with mixed model reflecting the data
// this.data (Store.data) is a MixedCollection type ..?..?..!..!!
Maybe the jsonReader and jsonWriter on the proxy need some work to.
if I look at denoz first post the polymorphic could be opening possibilities
that would translate to
PHP Code:
extend : 'Ext.data.Model',
fields : [
/*poly_Id*/ {name : 'id', type : 'int'} // PK, AUTO
/*poly_type*/ {name : 'discriminator', type : 'string'} , // string column
{name : 'SomethingCommon'}


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William Thomas Dartnell VC (6 April 1885 – 3 September 1915) (enlisted as Wilbur Taylor Dartnell) was an Australian recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces. Dartnell was born in Melbourne, Australia. After marrying Elizabeth Smyth, he moved to South Africa, where he was living at the outbreak of the First World War. He enlisted in the Royal Fusiliers and was shipped to British East Africa. On 3 September 1915, whilst his company were being evacuated, he stayed behind in an attempt to save the lives of the wounded.
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Shortly after the victory at Bukoba, the battalion moved to Voi in preparation for an allied advance towards German East Africa. Two companies were dispatched by rail to Maktau, a small village in the lee of the Taita Hills. Thirty-five miles from Voi, it was the railhead of the military railway then under construction towards Taveta. On 3 September 1915, his mounted infantry patrol was ambushed.
On 3 September 1915, near Maktau, Kenya, during a mounted infantry engagement, the enemy were so close that it was impossible to get the more severely wounded away. Lieutenant Dartnell, who was himself being carried away wounded in the leg, seeing the situation, and knowing that the enemy's black troops murdered the wounded, insisted on being left behind, in the hope of being able to save the lives of other wounded men. He gave his own life in a gallant attempt to save others."[4]
Dartnell and eight other European troops were originally buried at Maktau. After the war they were reburied in the Commonwealth War Grave Cemetery at Voi, 100 miles inland from the port of Mombasa on the East African coast. His headstone with the VC emblem lies to the right of the entrance to the Cemetery.[5] His Victoria Cross is displayed at the Australian War Memorial.[6]
- ^ Merrilyn Lincoln, (1981). 'Dartnell, William Thomas (1885 - 1915)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 8, Melbourne University Press, p. 213. Retrieved 2009-10-10.
- ^ a b "Lt DARTNELL, Wilbur Taylor". Royal Fusiliers. Archived from the original on 10 January 2007. Retrieved 2008-01-16.
- ^ Kelleher, J.P (2001) "Elegant Extracts" - The Royal Fusiliers Recipients of the VC
- ^ The London Gazette: (Supplement) no. 29414. p. 12797. 21 December 1915. Retrieved 2007-01-16.
- ^ "CWGC: Casualty Details". Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Retrieved 2008-01-16.
- ^ "Hall of Valour". Australian War Memorial. Retrieved 2008-01-16.
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ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -- Despite family connections and personal struggles, Oceanport native, Karen Gornto excelled to be named the 2011 Senior Manager of the Year award from the U.S. Army's Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center, or CERDEC, June 19 for her work in effectively relocating her organization from Fort Monmouth N.J. to Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md.
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Brut Prestige is Mumm Napa's signature sparkling wine. It is a relaxed, yet elegant, wine that earns sparkling accolades from consumers and critics alike. Brut Prestige features fine bright citrus, red apple, stone fruit and creamy vanilla aromas, with hints of toast, honey and gingerbread spice. Its vibrant flavors are balanced by fine acidity and a rich, lingering finish.
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William D. Lewis | posted Jan 28th 2010
Three years ago 4 people were shot to death in a house on West Evergreen in Youngstown. So far no arrests have been made.
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They were four young black people all but Danielle had a criminal record so after the initial shock no one seemed to give a damn. Danielle has a child with Martwain Dills brother Martwain incidently was murderred a few months before this homicide. In that case a Crockett was charged and may have been related to the one murdered in this case. Someone know something but no one will speak up which is sad. This homicide left numerous father and motherless chidren behind which is also another tragedy. Hopefully these families will get the answers they deserve and justice will be done.
if i remember correctly, this crime was the one that sparked the "zero tolerance" by police. the murderer has not been caught, but man! sooooo many seat belt tickets have been written!
scuttlebutt says that the cops know basically who did it, but there's that one piece of missing evidence to bring charges. i know YPD is shortstaffed, but cmon. the crucial evidence is not going to be found by pulling over every broken taillight in town.


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The Student Assessment and Intervention Team (SAIT) is a multi-disciplinary group of professionals who meet on a regular basis to support the safe and effective functioning of the campus community. The team proactively provides centralized, coordinated and supportive intervention for behaviorally at-risk students. Through collaborative consultation, SAIT develops strategies to address students' behavior that is disruptive/threatening or potentially harmful to self and/or others. The team assesses each situation and determines the best plan for support, intervention, warning/notification and response. When necessary, the SAIT deploys its resources and the resources of the community and coordinates follow-up.
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Jam block
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|slit drum, temple blocks, Log drums, muyu, wood block
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A jam block is a percussion instrument which is a modern, hard plastic version of the more fragile wood block, and is sometimes referred to as a "clave block", "gock block" or "tempo block". It is sturdy, designed for hard hitting and is becoming more and more popular with modern drummers and percussionists, due to its durability and sound.
Jam blocks are usually attached to timbales and drum kits or are used as stand alone orchestra instruments. These blocks are often used in Salsa, Cuban, and Latin American music, although some modern drummers have made use of them in rock songs. Jam blocks are often used in the marching percussion idiom as well.
There are several manufacturers of jam blocks, though they sell them under different names. The main manufacturers include LP, Pearl, Meinl and Toca.
There are various colours of block, these colours usually represent the pitch and are different for each manufacturer. Many other manufacturers use LP's Blue-Red classification system. Larger jam blocks have a lower pitch than smaller ones. Other variations of this instrument include the stealth jam block and the guiro jam block, a combination of the guiro and low pitch jam block, jam tamb, a variation of a tambourine, blast blocks, sambango bells and granite blocks


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Police credit the public for helping catch a woman accused of breaking into a home with another person Tuesday in Jennings County.
Cortney L. Singer, 26, of Austin, faces a felony charge of burglary and was booked at the Jennings County Jail on Thursday afternoon, according to Maj. Jerry Shepherd with the Jennings County Sheriff's Department.
Shepherd said the woman, along with a male suspect, burglarized a residence in the 5300 block west of County Road 1000S in Marion Township during the day Tuesday.
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While working on a car, I was under the hood and my buddy was shining a tiny LED flashlight down into the engine compartment. The flashlight slipped out of his hands and fell between the radiator coolant reservoir and the window wash reservoir. There was a plastic base underneath each reservoir and the flashlight was rolling around on the plate underneath both reservoirs.Only way we got it out was with this claw. Both the magnetic head and claw attachment came into play getting that flashlight out. I would have left it in there but I was afraid it would come out on the freeway and hit the fan or something worse while driving so I had to remove it. If you have ever worked on a car and dropped a bolt that landed somewhere out of sight where your hands can't reach, then you know the panic feeling you get. Avoid that feeling entirely and get one of these.
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It's obvious this tool was designed to provide both a manual grab claw and magnet. The problem with this design is the size of the tip. In order to accomodate the magnetic feature of...Read complete review
It's obvious this tool was designed to provide both a manual grab claw and magnet. The problem with this design is the size of the tip. In order to accomodate the magnetic feature of the tool the tip is three times as wide than traditional claw only pick up tools. What this means is the tip is too wide to work in tight spaces, especially around car/motorcycle frames/engines. Like their competitors, HF needs to offer the option of a claw only pick up tool with SMALLER diameter tip to solve this problem when trying to reach none magnetic parts in tight places. At the time of this review, HF only stocks the 2-in-1 magnetic/claw.
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Tiny purchase, great helping tool!
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Only place I could find this tool.
The most necessary tool for fumble-fingers everywhere
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Rule: No matter how careful you are, you will drop something into an abyss, be it the tool, or the bolt. This is how you get the piece back without dismantling the whole car or machine. If it's aluminum or plastic the grabber jaws get it, if it's steel the magnets on the tip will.Now if I catch the guy who dropped the old AC Charge Port fitting into the fender... (Rattle Rattle.) But it picked it out in 1 second. Next up, the filter screen that fell into the generator gas tank.
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Drop a rachet in the fender of a 2016 edge and got it out with ease. Thanks Harbor Freight tools.
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When you need it, there is very few choices other than this tool
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I had one of the tools for years and I finally managed to break it and was really struggling to make Christmas ornaments for the kids I teach. I insert a little bowling pin and marble inside the ornament and then add their names which gives them something to treasure for many years. I couldn't even remember where I got the tool but took a chance and went to my Harbor Freight and asked and low and behold the clerk knew what I was describing and walked me right to it on the shelf!! The smiles on the little faces when they get their ornaments makes my day.
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we use for getting items in hard places, work great
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So many uses, the best for me was retriving my wedding ring from the kitchen pea trap..
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It picks up things with a claw, either it is going to reach it or it is not. The magnetic part is definitely helpful though a super strong neodymium magnet would be better. Overall a good product worth the cheap price.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks may be moving a big-name player, but it's not the one everyone thinks.
Pitcher Trevor Bauer, who struggled in a brief appearance with the team last summer, is rumored to be a subject in talks that would net the the team Indians shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera. As reported by MLB.com:
If the trade comes to fruition, it would fulfill an obvious need for each side. In a thin free-agent shortstop market, Cabrera, a two-time All-Star, is an attractive trade option. And for an Indians club potentially in a rebuild-type situation, a young pitcher with upside like Bauer would fit the framework.
Cabrera, 27, hit .270 with 16 home runs and 68 RBI for the Indians last season, but had a career-year in 2011 when he tallied 25 home runs and 92 RBI. He would be an upgrade at shortstop for a team looking for just that, though he would not be coming cheap.
Because while Bauer had his share of issues in four Major League starts, the 21-year-old still projects to be a very good pitcher. He was Arizona's Minor League Pitcher of the Year in 2012 after posting a 12-2 mark with a 2.42 ERA over stops in Double-A and Triple-A. He struck out 157 batters over 130.1 innings.
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- In V for Vendetta, V's first public assault on the Norsefire regime involves bombing the Houses of Parliament. Immediately following the explosion is a fireworks display forming the letter "V."
- The fireworks in the credits of Wreck-It Ralph form the main characters' faces.
- The Three Caballeros ends with fireworks spelling out The End in Portuguese, Spanish and English, each in the colors of the Brazilian, Mexican and American flags, respectively.
- In The Rescuers, after Penny is recaptured after her escape attempt, fireworks are used to spell out the message "GOT GIRL".
- Near the end of Kung Fu Panda 2, fireworks form one final yin-yang symbol, a recurring icon throughout the film.
- In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, the Weasley twins harrass their sadist teacher Dolores Umbridge with magical fireworks. One of them takes the shape of a giant dragon that chomps on Umbridge, another one turns into a giant W, presumably as the Weasleys' signature.
- A downplayed example in Kung Fu Hustle, where the Axe Gangsters carry handheld fireworks launchers that launch fireworks that take the shape of a giant axe. This is their sign to summon help.
- Muppets Most Wanted: During the end credits, fireworks take the form of various Muppet faces, as well as several items that have particular significance in the movie.
- In The Lord of the Rings, Gandalf is a master of fireworks, turning them into the shape of trees or dragons. Of course, he's a wizard.
- At the end of The Phantom Tollbooth, during a carnival celebrating the heroes' success:
The Mathemagician provided a continuous display of brilliant fireworks made up of exploding numbers which multiplied and divided with breathtaking results.
- Star Trek sometimes features Antimatter fireworks, because antimatter is cool.
- Babylon 5: Earth Force Starfury fighters can apparently launch fireworks displays in the vacuum of space.
- In the MAD book Don Martin Drops 13 Stories, a homeless alcoholic mixes together all sorts of noxious household products, then drinks it, shoots into the air and explodes as a fireworks display featuring the American flag, George Washington's face, and the words, "Wake up America — Abolish drug abuse."
- In Little Big Adventure 2, you can watch a propaganda film made by the Zeelichian tourism board. The film ends with a fireworks display, with "Welcome to Zeelich" spelled out in the night sky by fireworks.
- Common in Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies, where a rocket or firework (typically ridden by a character) will explode spectacularly, and often in the form of clearly legible words (e.g. "EAT AT JOE'S").
- The episode "The Good Little Scouts" from Hanna-Barbera's The Jetsons has George Jetson oversee his boss's son Arthur on a scouting trip to the moon. The two become lost, and Arthur produces a flare gun that spells out "HEPL" in four shots in the lunar sky. When George points out the error, Arthur fires a fifth shot that strikes out the misspelling, then a sixth shot that appends the correction.
- A single large rocket is able to generate a facsimile of the US flag at the conclusion of the Tom and Jerry cartoon "Yankee Doodle Mouse," despite the titular cat being tied to it when it was launched.
- The 2008 Beijing Olympics had an actual fireworks display, of 29 'footprints' walking toward the Olympic stadium. While the fireworks were real, the Beijing Olympic Committee broadcast a CGI version to the outside world.


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