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Lockheed Martin has publicly disclosed that a solid mass of industrial waste containing hexavalent chromium — a toxin known to cause cancer — was discovered at its Waterton Road facility last October.
The state health department confirmed that the waste was safely removed along with surrounding soil, and said the health of the public and company employees was never at risk. The department also said the waste "had no impact on surface or ground water."
A prisoner in the Jeffco jail died early Tuesday, the Sheriff's Office confirmed.
According to sheriff's spokesman Mark Techmeyer, 53-year-old Patrick O'Day, who had been booked into the jail at 5:45 p.m. Monday, was found unresponsive at 1:30 a.m. Tuesday in a holding cell in the booking unit. He was pronounced dead at the jail.
This summer Jeffco is hosting the first-ever county fair planned by residents, dubbed the Jefferson County Fair & Festival.
The four-day event Aug. 11-14 also will be the first to use the entire Jeffco Fairgrounds. There will be seven "zones," each with a unique focus of activities and entertainment.
"We're taking the same concepts and traditions and putting different spins on them," said Dexter Foxworth, the fair's events coordinator.
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The medical provider being sued by the family of a Jeffco jail prisoner who died in her cell after waiting hours in vain for medical attention has asked a federal judge to dismiss parts of the lawsuit, calling the complaint "scattershot."
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Not only will this move cost taxpayers $70 million, but research consistently shows that sixth-graders' performance does not improve when moved to middle school. Sixth-graders will lose an entire year of literacy programs. Furthermore, sixth-graders in middle schools have more disciplinary actions; again, this is not good for students.
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• Other than it was the first game of the inaugural season there wasn't much else one would want to remember from Dakota Ridge's 45-0 loss to Regis Jesuit at Jeffco Stadium in Lakewood. The game was all but over by halftime with the Eagles trailing 31-0. Regis Jesuit's Dan Hurley rushed for 137 yards and three scores.
A man reportedly attempted to abduct a young girl Monday evening outside her home near South Kipling Street and West Belleview Avenue.
According to the Jeffco Sheriff's Office, a 9-year-old girl was in her driveway about 8 p.m. in the 10000 block of West Grand Avenue when a man touched her on the shoulder and said, "Come with me." She immediately ran inside her house to report the incident to her parents, sheriff's spokesman Mark Techmeyer said. The girl was uninjured.
Jeffco deputies are seeking the public's help in identifying two men who are suspected of damaging roofs and vehicles in South Jeffco.
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NEW ORLEANS — Things have been faster in the NFL for Rahim Alem than they were at LSU.
It isn't the speed of the players that has been fast for Alem, a standout defensive end for LSU and St. Augustine High School who signed with the Cincinnati Bengals as an undrafted free agent this offseason. Alem ran a 4.75-second 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine in early March, 10th best among all defensive linemen who participated.
It's the speed at which players are expected to learn new information — and a lot of it — that Alem is still getting used to.
Alem tells The Times-Picayune that his experience in the SEC, a conference known for speed, has helped him adapt to the quick action in the NFL.
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I don't change my son's diaper at his 2 am feeding unless it's poopy. When I use his carrier around the house, I put him in forward-facing. I cover him with a blanket when he sleeps. When he wakes up in the morning I'll let myself fall back asleep if he's just chirping about in his crib (sometimes, I'll get an extra half-hour of sleep that way). Oh, and he's been sleepimg in his crib, in his own room since day 1.
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I'm surprised moe people haven't said they drink and EBF. Am I alone here? :( I have a glass of wine every night, or a liquor drink like a margarita or some cocktail, and I do it without much planning for my LO's feedings, Often it happens that I'll drink right before, or during... or drink then feed him after if he cries to eat. I've read that only 2% of the alcohol in the mother's bloodstream gets into the breast milk, so I don't give it much thought. I had drinks (wine or cocktail) while pregnant on occasion too :-O But always in private with my DH only because I know I'll get criticized. I've heard while drinking 2 glasses of wine at dinner, "So are you going to give LO a bottle when you get home?" Me: "Um...no...he doesn't like bottles..." Followed by a look of horror lol.


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You are off the beaten path when you come here!!!
When you come to the Elephanta Caves you are already off the beaten path from the concrete jungle of the city of Mumbai into the sea and then in the jungle like atmosphere of the island here. There are a lot of bird watching opportunities and monkeys and squirrels too, so keep your eyes open and your cameras ready to shoot!!! So go enjoy your time away from the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy some peace and quiet, just an hour's boat ride away from the Gateway of India. I am sure you will love it here. The small notice board has a nice quote on it which I share here for your benefit ....... Remove nothing from the Elephanta Island except nourishment for the soul, consolation for the heart, inspiration for the mind!!!
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exploring the cannons and hidden town
We took a ferry for 120/- from the gateway of India at 9 am to the elephanta caves. We decided to explorer the island as the caves were too costly charging tourist 250/- rupees. We walked to the entrance skipping the tourist trap the small toy train. Then walked to the caves and instead of taking a left to the caves we took a right. After walking uphill you come to a point where there are 2 paths one to the left and one going straight ahead. Taking both the paths lead to the same point but the left is tougher and comes close the to barbed wire, separating the caves from the rest of the hill. We took the left at this time of the year the grass is dry and there is a lot of scree. This on following some really tiny paths and out instinct we climbed uphill along a ravine and came the to entrances of the Concrete bunkers made in the hill above which the cannons were located. When then walked down the ridge trying to get the water face. There are a lot of cobwebs and thorny bushes and surprising to see cactus. There was not a soul around probably everyone had gone to see the caves. The view from the top was awesome with and island in the mist and clear calm seas which looked like New Zealand or Hawaii and not Mumbai!.There is a hidden hamlet on the other side of the island didn't figure out how to reach there and there seems to be a port on the other side of the island.Lots of interesting birds and eagles to see . There was a white breasted eagle .Getting of the beaten track is dengerous unless you have some trekking experience and know how to navigate through thick bush and forest .
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- Importing photos from a computer, camera, or iPhoto
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Once you've identified the people using the methods that I showed you in the last two movies, you can take advantage of that to see all the photos you have of a particular person in People view. To get to People view, I'll click the People button at the top of the screen. Now I happen to still be in the folder that I was in from the last movie, and so I'm just looking at people whose pictures happen to be in that folder. If I want to see all the people who I've identified in this catalog, I can click the All People button at the top of People view. Here, I have a stack of photos for each person that's been identified in this Catalog.
To see all the photos in a stack without pressing down on my mouse, I'll just move the mouse back and forth across a stack like this, and I can see all the photos in a stack. If I want to drill down to see all the photos in a stack next to one another, I'll double-click the stack. This is a Grid view similar to Media view. Down here, I have a Zoom slider that I could use to Zoom Out or Zoom In; or I could double-click any photo here to go into Single Image view like this, and double-click on the photo again to go back to the Grid or click the Grid button up here.
Notice that at the top of the screen, there's a switch that's set to Photos. If I click on that switch and drag it to the left, the Organizer Zooms In to show me just the faces in these photos, rather than the entire photos. And if I want to see the entire photos again, I'll click and drag that switch back to Photos; and if I want to go back to see all of the stacks, I'll click the Back button at the top of People view. I can access more options by right-clicking on a stack. From this menu, I can rename the stack, so I'll choose Rename, and I'll type Sue instead of Susan and click okay. And that changes the name on each of these photos and in the Keyword Tag panel.
And I can also change the photo that's on the top of the stack. So I know that Mom won't be happy with this photo., I'll move my cursor over this stack and drag back and forth until I see a photo I like better. I'll go with that one, and then I'll right-click and I'll chose Assign As Profile Picture, and that picture will now be on the top of the stack. Now let's see what happens if I move over this stack, right-click, and choose Remove This Person. That brings up this kind of scary warning that this is going to remove selected people from your catalog. Well, this doesn't mean that all of this person's photos will be deleted from my Catalog, it just means that the person will no longer have a stack here in People View, nor a Keyword Tag in the Tags panel.
So I'll click Yes and that removes your stack. But I could always bring her back into People view by finding her photos and identifying them, using either of the methods in the last two movies. Let's go back to Media view for a moment. I'll go up to the top of the Organizer and I'll click Media, because I want to show you that people assignments are recognized in Media view, too, as well as in People view. So, if I double-click this first photo and open it in single image view, you can see that both of the people in the photo are labeled and I can see the labels in Media view.
There's Mom and there's Dad. If I right-click either of the names here in Media view, that takes me back to People view, Zoomed in to the faces in all three of the photos in the Dad stack. And I'll click the Back button to go back see all the stacks in People view. So that's how to view and manage photos here in People view. If you're wondering why this is so great, just imagine that you'd been taking pictures of your daughter over the years, and those photos are all located in different folders and perhaps on different drives.
Making use of the People Recognition System and People view is a great way to get to see all of those photos in one place without having to move them from the actual folders in which they're located or go to the trouble of manually keywording them. They'll all be here in stacks in People view for you to enjoy.


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I've been experimenting with coconut oil, so I substituted half of the margarine with coconut oil. I also found them to be a bit dry, so next time I shall use a bit less flour or a bit more milk I think. The flavour and texture of these scones was delightful though. Sandy like a pastry.
Considering scones are generally a butter heavy item, these are very tasty. I have found them to be a little dry, so I always sprinkle a few extra raisins into the dough, then press two or three raisins into the wedges right before sticking them in the oven.
Very good. Nice and short, like a scone should be. I changed the recipe to make Coconut Cinnamon Scones by substituting coconut for the oats. I divided the recipe into 6 wedges for cafe-size portions.
Today I joined RecipeZaar and have just made these yummy scones. The first one straight out of the oven was a wee bit crumbly; so I wrapped the rest in a tea towel to cool and have just eaten my second one, which wasn't crumbly at all. I might even try a little grated apple in them next time.
I was very impressed by these and so were all my roommates! They are light and airy and crumbly but still moist. I think they would be good with chocolate chips too. Yum, thank you!


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Selsdon Park Hotel and Golf Club is within close proximity of East Croydon train station, where it takes just 15 minutes by train to Central London & Gatwick Airport. A complimentary shuttle service runs to and from the station Monday – Friday at selected times. The Hotel is one of Southern England's most unique and picturesque country resorts, surrounded by 205 acres of Surrey Countryside.
The hotel has 199 comfortable, fully equipped bedrooms with a choice of Single rooms, Double/ Twin bedded rooms, Executive rooms and Family rooms which can accommodate a family of four. All rooms feature TV, safety deposit box, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryer, iron and ironing board and telephone in each room. Free parking and Wi-Fi are available to all guests.
Nothing is too much trouble for our Chefs, whether it be a sandwich Day Deli lunch delivered to your meeting suite, a quick snack, a meal in our Tempus Restaurant or large banqueting events. We also serve Afternoon Tea. We source local produce and specialties wherever possible and deliver mouth-watering and contemporary cuisine that caters to the dietary needs of our guests.
All residents are invited to use our Spa & Leisure facilities including a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Steam room, Squash Courts and Tennis Courts, with treatments available on request. We also offer residential rates for our 18 hole Championship Golf Course, for those of you feeling more energetic.
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Genes encoding subunits of the SWI/SNF chromatin-remodeling complex constitute, collectively, one of the most frequently mutated targets in cancer. Although mutations in SWI/SNF genes are uncommon in prostate cancer, a new study shows that SChLAP1, a long noncoding RNA frequently expressed in aggressive prostate tumors, drives cancer by directly disrupting SNF5, a core subunit of the SWI/SNF complex.
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The 2011 Wimbledon champion Kvitova rallied to defeat former world number one Caroline Wozniacki 3-6 6-2 6-3 after Li had recovered from a 5-1 deficit in the deciding set to record a 3-6 6-3 7-5 victory over Lucie Safarova in the first semi-final.
While Kvitova has been consistent at grand slam level this season, the powerful Czech has yet to produce the form that claimed the Wimbledon crown and the WTA Championships in a breakthrough 2011 campaign.
However, her play in Montreal has been impressive since struggling to overcome Ksenia Pervak in her opening match of the $2 million tournament.
She next routed Marion Bartoli and Tamira Paszek and despite looking erratic early against Wozniacki, Kvitova was dominant once she found her groove and is looking forward to Monday's clash against the Chinese 2011 French Open winner.
"We (have) played each other, I think, three times already and I'm losing. So I have to win tomorrow to even it up at 2-2 and gain revenge," she said.
"I know that she's playing great tennis here and she's trying to play aggressively."
Wozniacki, who is also without a title since her success in New Haven last August, was unable to draw inspiration from the US PGA Championship success of her boyfriend Rory McIlroy.
The Dane watched McIlroy claim an eight-shot victory at Kiawah Island on television during a brief rain delay with the scores level at a set apiece but was unable to lift her game to a similar level following the break.
"It's great that Rory won. It's an unbelievable performance by him," she said. "I just tried to just relax a little bit and come out strong, but, you know, Petra just came out stronger than me."
Li's victory looked highly improbable when Safarova, who will be ranked in the top 20 for the first time at the completion of this event, was serving for the match at 5-1.
The sudden swing in momentum was as much down to Safarova faltering as Li's ability to eradicate errors from her own game.
Li's strategy was simple. She told reporters she just tried to keep the ball in the play when she sensed nerves could become a factor.
"This is tennis. You have to put ball back to the court and over the net," the 30-year-old said.
Safarova, who had troubled Li with her swinging left-handed serve for much of the match, admitted that nerves had indeed got the better of her.
"She used that situation to turn it over, and then she was serving very well, just started to play much better after that moment and it just slipped away," Safarova said.
Li, who thrashed world number three Agnieszka Radwanksa 6-2 6-1 in the quarter-finals, has lost finals in Sydney and Rome this season but is certain to climb back into the top 10 regardless of Monday's outcome.
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The EntityFieldQuery API lets you fetch information about entities (nodes, users, taxonomy terms et cetera) from Drupal without actually building SQL queries.
EntityFieldQuery is a class that allows retrieval of a set of entities based on specified conditions. It allows finding of entities based on entity properties, field values, and other generic entity metadata. The syntax is really compact and easy to follow, as well. And, best of all, it's core Drupal; no additional modules are necessary to use it.
http://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/includes--entity.inc/class/EntityFieldQ... and the test cases in modules\simpletest\tests\entity_query.test are the authoritative documentation for EntityFieldQuery. The class itself "EntityFieldQuery" is in includes/entity.inc. This article is just jumpstart type documentation.
Creating A Query
Here is a basic query looking for all articles with a photo that are tagged as a particular faculty member and published this year. In the last 5 lines of the code below, the
$result variable is populated with an associative array with the first key being the entity type and the second key being the entity id (e.g., $result['node'][12322] = partial node data). Note the $result won't have the 'node' key when it's empty, thus the check using isset, this is explained here. Also note that setting a fieldCondition != NULL works, but in general EntityFieldQuery in D7 does not support isNull or isNotNull.
$query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$query->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
->entityCondition('bundle', 'article')
->propertyCondition('status', NODE_PUBLISHED)
->fieldCondition('field_news_types', 'value', 'spotlight', '=')
// See the comment about != NULL above.
->fieldCondition('field_photo', 'fid', 'NULL', '!=')
->fieldCondition('field_faculty_tag', 'tid', $value)
->fieldCondition('field_news_publishdate', 'value', $year . '%', 'like')
->fieldOrderBy('field_photo', 'fid', 'DESC')
->range(0, 10)
->addMetaData('account', user_load(1)); // Run the query as user 1.
$result = $query->execute();
if (isset($result['node'])) {
$news_items_nids = array_keys($result['node']);
$news_items = entity_load('node', $news_items_nids);
->entityCondition($name, $value, $operator = NULL)
entityConditions are conditions most types of entity classes should support and are in DrupalDefaultEntityController class.
- entity_type
- value examples: 'node', 'taxonomy_term', 'comment', 'user', 'file'
- operator examples: operator disregarded
$query->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
- bundle. (not supported in comment entity types)
- value examples: 'article', 'page'.
- operator examples: '=' for strings and 'IN' for arrays.
$query->entityCondition('bundle', 'article')
- revision_id.
- value examples: 3,4,52,342
- operator examples: =, <, >, != for integer values and 'IN' and 'NOT IN' for arrays of values.
$query->entityCondition('revision_id', $revision_id, '=')
- entity_id. e.g. node id
- value examples: 3,4,52,342
- operator examples: =, <, >, != for integer values and 'IN' and 'NOT IN' for arrays of values.
$query->entityCondition('entity_id', array(17, 21,422), 'IN')
->propertyCondition($name, $value, $operator = NULL)
These conditions are specific to each entity implementation such as node, user, comment, etc. and generally map to the columns in the database where the entity itself is stored. e.g. node, users, comment, file_managed, taxonomy_term_data, etc tables. A grep/search for "Implements hook_entity_info()" will show code indicating the name of the entity's base table.
- status (nodes). e.g. propertyCondition('status', NODE_PUBLISHED)
- type (nodes). e.g. ->propertyCondition('type', array('article', 'page', 'blog'))
- uid (nodes) .e.g. ->propertyCondition('uid', $uid)
- uri (media) .e.g. ->propertyCondition('uri', '%.jpg', 'LIKE')
- type (media) e.g. ->propertyCondition('type', 'image');
->fieldCondition($field, $column = NULL, $value = NULL, $operator = NULL, $delta_group = NULL, $language_group = NULL)
These conditions are specific to a field implementation.
Looking at the body field in the article node type, a field condition would look like this:
->fieldCondition('body', 'value', 'A', 'STARTS_WITH')
- field name. Though the field table in the database is named 'field_data_body', the actual field name is 'body'. This is in the field_config_instance table.
- column. This is the column in the database that should be matched, with field name prefix removed. For body field, the database columns are: body_value, body_summary, body_format, and language. 'value', 'summary', 'format', and 'language' are the actual arguments you would use.
Likewise an image field would use 'fid', 'alt', and 'title' as column names; an entity reference field would use 'target_id' and 'target_type' as column names.
->fieldOrderBy($field, $column, $direction = 'ASC')
- field. Notice again that the first parameter, field_photo, has the prefix "field_data_" removed. That is, if you look in the database, you would see a table called field_data_field_photo, but for this parameter you remove the prefix "field_data_" and just keep the "field_photo" suffix of the table name.
- column. Notice again that in the database, in the field_data_field_photo table, you would find a column called field_photo_value, but here you must remove the prefix "field_photo_" and just keep the field title as "value".
->propertyOrderBy($column, $direction = 'ASC')
does not work on all properties.
->range($start = NULL, $length = NULL)
Restricts a query to a given range in the result set.
Sets the query to be a count query only, i.e.
$count = $query->count()->execute();
->addMetaData($key, $object)
Adds additional metadata to the query. One important usage of this method is to run the query as another user, since EntityFieldQuery's fieldCondition will take current user's permission into account, this is not always the desired result, to run the query as for example user 1, use the following code:
$query->addMetaData('account', user_load(1));
The $value and $operator parameters of entityCondition, propertyCondition, and fieldCondition behave the same. The $operator values depend on the $value format as summarized in http://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/includes--entity.inc/function/EntityFie...
Random ordering
The easiest way for to order randomly is to add a tag and do an alter on it:
function mymodule_superblock() {
$query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$result = $query
->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
->fieldCondition('field_categories', 'tid', array('12','13'), 'IN')
->propertyCondition('status', NODE_PUBLISHED)
and then :
function mymodule_query_random_alter($query){
See : hook_query_TAG_alter
Example taxonomy term query
This example returns the taxonomy term ids of the terms in the Tags vocabulary.
function connect_country_fetch_countries() {
$query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$query->entityCondition('entity_type', 'taxonomy_term')
->entityCondition('bundle', array('tags'))
$result = $query->execute();
$tids = array_keys($result['taxonomy_term']);
return $tids;
What to feed to EntityQuery?
These functions can help you get a list of defined entities and fields that you can then feed to your queries:
dpm(entity_get_info()); //gets a list of all defined entities
dpm(field_info_fields()); //gets a list of all defined fields
As explained on stackexchange you can debug entity field queries by implementing hook_query_alter() and using the dpm function from devel:
function CUSTOMMODULE_query_alter($query) {
if ($query->hasTag('efq_debug') && module_exists('devel')) {
dpm((string) $query);
When you have added this function to your custom module you can extend the query with addTag('efq_debug'), e.g. as follows:
$q = new EntityFieldQuery;
$q->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
Selected Resources
Code Examples
- Tests for EntityFieldQuery are in core in modules\simpletest\tests\entity_query.test
- grep/search drupal code base for "new EntityFieldQuery()" in core and contrib will find additional examples
- Building Energy.gov without Views.
- Drupal.org thread on examples
- EntityFieldQuery: Let Drupal Do The Heavy Lifting (Pt 1)
- EntityFieldQuery: Let Drupal Do The Heavy Lifting (Pt 2)
- 'OR' Queries with EntityFieldQuery
- Loading Only One Field From An Entity or Node
Other resources
Looking for support? Visit the Drupal.org forums, or join #drupal-support in IRC.
Alternative to addMetaData('account', user_load(1))
There is a
that will bypass access checkings, here is the documentation http://drupal.org/node/1597378
Maybe in some cases could be good use this tag instead of running the query as user 1, but we should know what we are doing, since we are bypassing all access checkings.
EntityFieldQuery return only 3 column
I have used below mentioned example of EntityFieldQuery. it returns ony 3 fields.
1. Node Id
2. Type
3. Title
What i have to change in this query to get all columns with CCK fields.
$query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$query->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
->entityCondition('bundle', 'article')
->propertyCondition('status', 1)
->fieldCondition('field_news_types', 'value', 'spotlight', '=')
->fieldCondition('field_photo', 'fid', 'NULL', '!=')
->fieldCondition('field_faculty_tag', 'tid', $value)
->fieldCondition('field_news_publishdate', 'value', $year. '%', 'like')
->range(0, 10)
->addMetaData('account', user_load(1)); // Run the query as user 1.
$result = $query->execute();
You should look at
You should look at node_load
with that you can use the NID to get the full node.
Node Load does not work with cck fields
node_load() does not add conditions for cck fields. wheather EntityFieldQuery query support for applying conditions like
->propertyCondition('status', 1)
->fieldCondition('field_news_types', 'value', 'spotlight', '=')
Use EntityFieldQuery first.
Use EntityFieldQuery first. You will get a list of node ids of all nodes that match the condition.
then use $node = node_load();
and in $node you will have all the field values.
node_load() loads all the data which i don't want.
node_load() loads all the data which i don't want i want some specific fields.
Yeah, with node_load(), it's
Yeah, with node_load(), it's all or nothing. Otherwise, you can write your own SQL query with tons of JOINS, which is what I have done. :(
Check https://drupal.org
Problem with added field
I actually work on a Drupal project, with several nodes existing. And I create a module which add a date field to all this nodes (to delay publication in this case). I want to get all nodes that don't have this delayed publication field, just to set it with a default value in a bulk operation for example..
$efq = new EntityFieldQuery();
$efq->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
->propertyCondition('type', 'article')
// doesn't work because field isn't set yet at this moment
->fieldCondition('delayed_publication', 'value', NULL);
Any idea ?
Try node_load($nid);
Try with node load to see if field is in array or not for that node.
This doesn't work form
This doesn't work form me:
->fieldCondition(field_name, field_column, 'NULL', '!=')
I had to use:
->fieldCondition(field_name, field_column, 'NULL', 'IS NOT NULL').
I think it should be "<>"
I think it should be "<>" instead of '!='
Helper class
Hoping this helps those new to EFQ...simple wrapper class that builds your query based on keyed array params, then returns data in various formats (e.g. renderable array, entity, entity_id). Very much inspired by the related articles on this page. Our new distro (Totem, http://drupal.org/project/totem) uses this exclusively for all queries...no Views required!
This class could probably stand some improvement, so any feedback, patches, etc. are very welcome (preferably in that project's issue queue).
Date filter
How can I filter by the created date of an entity type?
There is the created field in my entitytype table.
Something like this should
Something like this should work:
// Timestamp for ten minutes ago
$time_since = time() - 600;
$query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$query->entityCondition('entity_type', 'my_entity')
// Filter by items created since timestamp (eg. in the last 10 minutes).
->propertyCondition('created', $time_since, '>');
use propertyOrderBy
@Scott Falconer gives right answer but for condition fields. and you want to filter all data with their created date.
We can also use propertyOrderBy
$query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$query->entityCondition('entity_type', 'my_entity')
$query->propertyOrderBy('created', 'DESC');
propertyCondition created
I think my question was badly worded, I didn't want to filter rather I wanted results between two dates I used the following.
I actually used it liked this, where the instance is an array that holds a timstamp.
$instance = array('start' => 1370214001, 'end' => 1370905199);
$query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$query->entityCondition('entity_type', 'my_entity')
->propertyCondition('created', array($instance['start'], $instance['end']), 'BETWEEN');
Not very intuitive behavior - possible bug
I have the following code
$node_query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$nodes = $node_query->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
->entityCondition('bundle', 'stm_emploi')
->fieldCondition('field_stm_emploi_extid', 'value', $stmjob['id'], '=')
These lines should return all nodes of type stm_emploi that have a certain value for field_stm_emploi_extid field. Ideally it should return only one node since field_stm_emploi_extid contains unique values. Well, after someone deleted nodes directly from the node table, the query still returns the nid for those nodes (there are some orphaned rows in field_data_field_stm_emploi_extid table). It does not make a join between the node table and the field's table. The solution was to get back using db_select.
I am not sure if it is the
I am not sure if it is the same issue or not. But I had the similar issue when I didn't use $result = $query->execute(); to execute the query.
-Jesse of http://www.jesselongacre.com
Empty array not in condition
I used a query like this,
$query->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
->entityCondition('bundle', 'TYPE')
->entityCondition('entity_id', $already_processed, "NOT IN")
->propertyCondition('created', array(REQUEST_TIME- 60 * 60 * 60 * 60, REQUEST_TIME ), "between")
->propertyOrderBy('created', 'DESC')
->range(0, 25)
when $already_processed is empty array, it returned no results, while $already_processed=array(0), it returned all results as expected. Is it a bug when entity_id with NOT IN condition?
Conditionalize your query
One of the purposes of using object to query is you can edit them conditionally a lot easier. Try setting up your code like this:
$query->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
->entityCondition('bundle', 'TYPE');
if (!empty($already_processed)) {
$query->entityCondition('entity_id', $already_processed, "NOT IN")
$query->propertyCondition('created', array(REQUEST_TIME- 60 * 60 * 60 * 60, REQUEST_TIME ), "between")
->propertyOrderBy('created', 'DESC')
->range(0, 25)
Thanks alot
Thanks alot It works for me.
This code is displaying a last 30 days records.
$query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$query->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
->entityCondition('bundle', 'TYPE')
->propertyCondition('created', array(REQUEST_TIME- 60 * 60 * 24 * 30, REQUEST_TIME ), "between")
->propertyOrderBy('created', 'DESC');
$result = $query->execute();
EntityFieldQuery Union :: Unsuported
Unlike db_query(), EntityFieldQuery doesn't support Union()
Any thoughts on a workaround? Like merge the resulting arrays, but keep the overall order of the array?
equals to null not working
When I am using not null(!=) it's working, but not working for fetch the null value
$query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$entities = $query->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
->entityCondition('bundle', $content_type)
->propertyCondition('status', 1)
->fieldCondition('field_suggested_tags', 'tid', $child_term)
->fieldCondition('field_close_date', 'value','NULL','=')
This class is great. I wrote
Use nicedpq($query) instead
nicedpq($query) instead of
dpm((string) $query) to get a nice formatted debug output.
You need to install the Nice DPQ module for that.
more readable code of load
In my project I'm using EntityFieldQuery alot to get some entities with given conditions, but working with resulting array of execute() function - is boring and makes code dirty IMHO. So I created helper class used only to load entities. Most of the time result is self describing one-liners instead of variables mess. I know it not covers all posibilities of EntityQuery, but 90% of my usage of it is loading Entities with some conditions.
* Easily load entities with power of EntityFieldQuery
* Usage example:
* $country = (new EntityLoadQuery('country'))->propertyCondition('city_tid', 88)->loadSingle();
* @author Kirill Kuzmitskyy (toopro.org)
class EntityLoadQuery extends EntityFieldQuery {
* @param string $entity_type tell the type of the entity to load
public function __construct($entity_type) {
$this->entityCondition('entity_type', $entity_type);
* @param $entity_type tell the type of the entity to load
* @return EntityLoad
public static function query($entity_type) {
return new EntityLoad($entity_type);
* @return array of loaded entities keyed by Names or IDs
public function load() {
$eqResult = $this->execute();
foreach ($eqResult as $entity_type=>$keyedArray)
return (module_exists('entity'))
? entity_load_multiple_by_name($entity_type, array_keys($keyedArray))
: entity_load($entity_type, array_keys($keyedArray));
return array();
* @return object one loaded entity of given type
public function loadSingle() {
$ents = $this->load();
return reset($ents);
* @return array of Names or IDs of the entities matching query
public function loadIDs() {
$eqResult = $this->execute();
$eqResult = reset($eqResult);
return ($eqResult) ? $eqResult : array();
As the result, instead of doing like this:
$result = (new EntityFieldQuery())
->propertyCondition('city_tid', 55)
if (isset($result['country'])) {
$news_items_ids = array_keys($result['country']);
$entities = entity_load('country', $news_items_nids);
$country = reset($entities);
I have this code:
$country = EntityLoad::query('country')->propertyCondition('city_tid', 88)->loadSingle();
I think it's more readable and less non-business logic in code. Hope someone will like it too :) And correct me if I'm doing something wrong with such approach.
Interesting...This will work.
Interesting...This will work..but I think the real power of the original one is the ability to keep the query with out executing add the fields and exicute them at the time we need. This is how I observe it ... :)
Is there a way to typecast
Is there a way to typecast while checking condition?
fieldCondition('field_total_price', 'value',$total, '!=')
if stored value of field field_total_price is 1000.00 and $total is 1000 could it be possible to typecast the value(in this case int or float) while comparing?
How to get parent node from child node
Child node has a entity reference field. and i want to get parent node from child node, and proper way to do this ?
$news_items = entity_load(
$news_items = entity_load('node', $news_items_nids);
entity_load is deprecated, we should use Node::loadMultiple instead.
$news_items = Node::loadMultiple($news_items_nids);


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In 1999 John Osher started Dr. John's SpinBrush to sell a $5 electric toothbrush. In 2001, he sold the company to Procter & Gamble for $475 million. Here are his "17 mistakes start-ups make" in 100 words.
- Failing to spend enough time researching the business idea to see if it's viable.
- Miscalculating market size. Entrepreneurs say, 'The market size is 50 million people. If I only sell to 2 percent, I'd be selling a million.' But most products sell less than 1 percent.
- Making a commitment on sales projections that were wrong. Created costs that require those projections to be met. Run out of money.
- Overprojecting sales prospects.
- Making cost projections that are too low.
- Hiring too many people and spending too much.
- Lacking a contingency plans.
- Bringing in unnecessary partners.
- Hiring for convenience rather than skill requirements.
- Spending half their time doing something that represents 5 percent of their business.
- Accepting that it's "not possible" too easily.
- Focusing too much on volume and company size rather than profit.
- Looking for somebody to tell you you're right.
- Lacking simplicity.
- Lacking clarity of your long-term aim and business purpose.
- Going after too many targets at once.
- Lacking an exit strategy.
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C-49 Crystal River
Crystal River at Redstone C-49
Description: The Club's mile and half of the Crystal lies directly upstream of the historic Red Stone Inn. The river here is 40-60 feet wide, containing brown, brooks, cutthroat, and many rainbows. Situated along the Crysal River and Kline Creek is a home belong to one of the landowner's that is available to Club members. Click on the VRBO link and enter Property ID# 296073 for additional information.
Location: This property is located 18 miles south of Carbondale in Redstone.
Capacity: Limited to 4 anglers.
To make a reservation call 303-421-6239 or 1-800-524-1814.
Rate Notes:
Adult 1/2 Day
Adult Aftn.
Youth 1/2 Day
Youth Aftn.
Property Log Book Comments
EPIC Day. 30+ fish day – lost count around noon at 24 fish, 15+ 18" or greater. I got tired of taking pictures… On the water at 8:00am, cool around 40 degrees and started catching fish on the second cast. Worked from the bridge up to the Castle, about half the fish on again (last year) Pat's Rubber Legs, the rest distributed on Pheasant Tails and JuJu's. On the way back decided to throw streamers small white with a second green/black chaser. Fish caught was a combination of Rainbows, RM White Fish, a few Cutthroats and a few Browns. I ended the day around 4pm. ~ George Schmidt -- October 11th, 2015
Heaven must be like this. I checked in at the Redstone Inn, got my badge and had breakfast there. I starting fishing about 9:00. The water was too fast to wade (about 215 cfs) at the bridge so I walked up the road a short distance and bush-wacked to the rivers edge. Starting with a Double Standard and a BWO nymph, I caught a 12" bow then a 17" (+/-) in the very first run. After the sun rose higher I found fish in nearly every bend, run and riffle. Most were taken with a Copper John with an egg dropper. Any color egg worked as did SJ worms. I had to leave shortly after noon to attend a wedding but, in covering about 1/3 of the river, I caught 30+ bows, none under 10" and a few over 20". What a great day! ~ Larry G -- August 4th, 2015
If no fish were caught here, the scenery is worth getting on the water. However, that was not the case.Slightly stained water from run off had things so visibility was lower. A couple of hours late morning with beadhead pheasant tails with some flash netted good size Rainbows 15-19" from a hole before water turned to chocolate. Short day here. ~ john Naill -- September 24th, 2013
Water conditions low... weather nearly ideal, temps in the high 50s, partly cloudy with an occasional rain/slush storm. 2 anglers landed 20 + fish ranging from "dinks" up to 20 inches. Mostly rainbows but we also caught a couple of small brown trout and 2 white fish. Effective flies were Orange Stimulator & flying ant on top, Purple Prince Nymph and Hare's Ear on the dropper. Several of the larger rainbows were landed on a Slumpbuster streamer. Highlight of the day was a simultaneous hook-up in the west pond near the middle parking area... both rainbows were 19 inchers. Great day on the Crystal River! ~ BH -- September 20th, 2012
A Torrential rain storm and mudslides the previous night left the river downstream of Redstone muddy and unfishable. Personnel at the Redstone Inn thought the club property may be in the same condition and recommended I check it before I started fishing. I started walking down to the river from the downstream parking lot and startled a black bear which was under a large pine tree. He took off upstream and into the woods. The river was chalky looking but not muddy. I fished from 8:30 to 5:30 and caught six rainbows in the 12 to 18 inch range and two 8 inch browns. I used BH Prince , BH Pheasant tail , egg patterns and Red San Juan worm patterns. This is a very nice property. I look forward to coming back next year. ~ Doc -- September 14th, 2012
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We all try to pretend they're not, but looks really are important in today's world. Especially if you work in the modeling or the entertainment industry, like I do. There, there is no room for imperfections, even minor ones—a chipped tooth, a bit of skin sagging somewhere, baldness…all of these things and lots of others can mean you lose a gig, or even a whole bunch of gigs. The people watching us on TV think actors' lives are perfect, but that's just not true. We are all under constant pressure to look our best, and no little misstep we make goes unnoticed.
That's why I was so stressed when I realized that my hair was beginning to thin out a little. Of course, losing hair is generally not a nice thing for any guy, but in my line of work it is especially problematic. Every time I took a bath or a shower or brushed my hair, there seemed to be more hair in the drain, on the floor and in my hairbrush. I needed a solution, and fast, before other people started noticing what was happening, especially potential employers. And, of course, women.
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The August edition of #HNLondon is on tonight at The Strongroom on Curtain Road. As previously mentioned, instead of having talks this month, we a having a social mingle to get your feedback and ideas for the meetup. Let us know what you like, dislike or any crazy ideas for stuff you think we should do.
While we are here, I'd like to give a warm welcome to the new members of the organisaton team Natalie Downe and Simon Willison. Natalie and Simon are YC alumni and are currently running Lanyrd, a social conference directory. They have tons of event experience and bucket loads of great ideas to make the meetup even bigger and better in the months to come.
A huge to our thank you to our ongoing sponsor TIM Group who are providing us with a bar tab for the evening. Be sure to get there early so you don't miss out.
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It was a great meet up and met quite few awesome entrepreneurs. Also we are looking for a co-founder with a marketing background to join our team. We are looking for an innovate person that has previous experience in the tech industry with a proven track record of "being a bit eccentric"interms of coming up with new ways to promote products. If you are up for a little challenge, it would be great to meet up and have a chat. Thank you and all the best.
0 · August 25, 2012
Great crowd, as always. Even better because Dmitri was relaxed and could chill and chat.
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I had to leave a bit early, so didnt get a chance to talk to so many of you. If you fancy doing some mentoring of some beginner coders, please sign up here: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/66D7CNGm
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I was at the event tonight looking for people with a great business idea who may need some help based on my own experience of growing an online payments startup over 10 years to 100 people and £10M p.a. revenues. I didn't get to talk to that many of you so if you'd like to talk please drop me a line. I can be contacted here, via LinkedIn or preferably by emailing me at [masked].
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Tonight is my first time attending and I look forward to meeting you all.
I'm looking to move to the area, if you know of a room in a flatshare around Shoreditch/Old St come speak to me or let me know, I have ad here with more details: http://spareroom.co.uk/2409211. I have a startup www.fuelstory.com which helps startups name their business, create the tagline and tell your story effectively online, if that's something that might be useful to you please come and speak with me. Thanks, Klaus
0 · August 23, 2012
One question. Will there be pizza??
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I tend to avoid shortcodes and prefer to use widgets myself. For something like GF it's dynamic anyway so you could only use in AJAX mode with spot caching turned on.
For larger sites I would recommend a site-wide cache and turning off the spots cache anyway.
Your're right as well, on a small site a spot is a single query so it isn't a big overhead really.
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Fernando Torres on LFC
Just thought I would bump this along for anyone who missed it, doesn't want a Michael Owen style image?!
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Yeah, well, that was what my last but one post was about.
I think we need to hug this out Robert..
First you call me arrogant, pompous and Napoleon.
I then write the most apologetic and humble post I have ever written on a bulletin board ever, and your response is to tell me it is a fact I am arrogant and think fit to advise me how to behave on this board. Do you own it or something?
Others can and will decide on my qualities. But maybe you should pause to reflect on who in the last few posts is more deserving of the "arrogant" label.
Believe me, I'm fully aware of how, when and why you say things and in what manner you do.. That said, please note, I have not taken anything too seriously, nor anymore than anyone should do for a forum and thread that did not have terrble words/insults/topic etc.
That said, who am I to suggest you not continue to use your mannerisms and sayings? Taking that into consideration, I don't know what goes on in the other forums and threads, but I can say that in my opinion, we have several extremely intelligent, measured and well spoken (despite some grammar) here, and the fact that (let's just be honest) you are an arrogant person who chooses to approach many things in the manner of your choice, can be viewed as demeaning .. That much can be interpreted easily whether it be a piece of paper, or on the computer screen, and while I was actually enjoying and laughing at your post, and then while typing my reply, others might not particularly share my enthusiasm to retaliate without batting an eyelash..
Talking down, is talking down.. You're perfectly capable of having all sorts of competent discussions here, but even with your "flippancy", you play that card a little too much, which actually short changes yourself. I'd imagine your a successful person in your career and family life, but your act would go over better if used less..
Anyways, much like Liverpool, on the final notable play, and what I consider a winning goal, despite anyone saying there was some sort of foul by Coates, robbing us, you were equally robbed in a terrible call on non other than our favorite, Fernando Torres. That was a terrible call, he was fouled and went to ground, and that yellow clearly changes the outcome playing with 9 men, in addition to the goal being offsides, easily seen by the naked eye. I obviously have no disagreement with Ivanovic..
So I'd imagine were in 100% agreement there, and mutually disgusted with our respective results, and with what I would call a "typical" Utd outcome, just missing Mr. Howard Webb.. To sum up the day for me, I can only say I'm disgusted with the results, not performances.
Jason, I apologise. You take my flippancy more seriously than it is intended.
There are times on this board when I am serious, and times when I am not serious. While it is obvious to me which is which, and I hope it is to the esteemed residents, I note that my words (in every forum) are often misunderstood and meanings read which weren't intended. This is plainly a serious imperfection in my prose.
I won't give up the flippancy. The problem is I get bored quickly and flippancy is a way of keeping me interested. You may want to respond by not taking my posts as seriously. If it's any help I once noticed that the flippancy tends to come at the end of a post, although that's not true of this thread.
Have a good day. Let's hope we're three points better off at the end of it, eh?
I'm not sure if it was lack of proper vision, refusing to accept the obvious, doing your best in futility, or just a sad reality that you did not see / still do not seem to recall, the avatar I put up immediately after the win at Stamford Bridge, seeing Daniel Agger elbow Torres in the face, knocking him to the ground. Your ability to see it for what it is / was, might still be in question to this day, unless of course it was in attempt to spin the table, wanting us to pretend we've fallen victim to a "successful" tease or wind up..
I think you seem to also lack the realization that aside from being your own biggest fan, you've embelished a few things in your previous statement..
Is there really a thread started about Daniel Sturridge every week here (I suppose you, who spends more time here than many Liverpool fans would know the answer)? I won't go and check, and while his name comes up frequently, myself included, when discussing strikers, I can't recall, (probably has been done by resident sofa) a thread started with his name as the title.
Do we really have a collection, or obsession with your rejects? I guess you didn't value Steve Clarke's work alongside the former beloved..? As for Cole, well I'm pretty sure that after Uncle Roy got the sack, Kenny and now Rodgers have both made it clear he wasn't in any plans (see loan to Lille, see this year's inability to put on a kit), then of course Glen Johnson... Ah yes, I remember.. He was on the market from Portsmouth, both Chelsea and Liverpool were in for him, and he acknowledge such, but said there was only 1 decision. Was it made in retaliation, perhaps, was it the wrong one, perhaps. And yes of course, Borini was a massive Chelsea reject, being one of their best reseve players as a teenager, but as I also recall reading, they very much wanted to keep him, but were unable to. Quite the group of rejects (Cole most certainly, without question)
Ironically, in more recent memory, 3 players named Fernando Torres, Raul Meireles, and Yossi Benayoun, all went the other way to a club named Chelsea.. Yossi is plying his trade on loan for the 2nd straight year now at West Ham, Raul Meireles is making his case to be on the shortlist for the Ballon d'Or while tearing the Turkish league apart, and of course Torres would never get pushed aside, and if/when Falcao moves to London.. (insert any other 30M+ name you like there)
As for the word fantasize (spelling), it's a bit creepy, but in assuming some us know what you meant about "picking up" your players, where "wanting" would suffice, in reference to the likes Hazard, Oscar, Mata, Marin etc., which we coud not. While there was talk of Drogba, Anelka and Kalou, none ever close to realistic, or materializing.
I'm glad you're flattered, because your arrogance, or as Sean ice man Evertonian put it, pompous, comments/rhetoric here, prove to be very funny and predictable, Napoleon.
But hey, all you need in life is just 1 fan..
I meant it originally as a mild tease. But every successful tease has an element of truth in it and the more you deny it the more true I think it is. Jason, you've told us you have numerous Torres shirts including Chelsea ones and IIRC you even had him in a Chelsea shirt as your avatar once.
And then you have to recognise that your club is becoming the Chelsea tribute act filling up with our rejects. Not content with Joe "GiL" Cole and Glen Johnson you scour the world for others who've not made it at SB. Steve Clarke, BR, Borini. And you fantasise about picking up players of ours if they can't get in the team. There must be a thread on here every week about Daniel Sturridge. But I suppose it's been a while since there were any Mourinho threads.
It's very flattering in a way.
dsteer_lfc_68 dsteer_lfc_68 Oct 27, 2012 18:41 Flag
I agree with that but suppose part of what I was saying is that some rivalries are temporary while others last. As a kid I saw Forrest as a rival as another English club trying to dominate Europe but that is now history. Whether Chelsea v Liverpool will endure time will tell.
I didn't take for anything more than I can throw it.. I was simply asking Robert if he truly means/believes it, continues to throw it about along with some other comments as a wind up, or if in fact, perhaps he associates with some folks, or lives in an area where he might actually get that impression.. EVEN perhaps he may feel that by 1 or 2 people here are "obsessed" which I would highly disagree with, exception being sofachair and maybe someone else that doesn't come to mind..
For me is Chelsea a rivalry, yes. Do I look at that fixture and the reverse when I see the schedule come out more than most others, yes, do I go out of my way worrying about it/them, or consider it anywhere near that of Everton, NO and I don't even have to explain where I rank it as far as the Utd rivalry. But, some teams do have more than 1 rivalry, often 2.. I'd say it's fair to consider it, though at present time we are not at their standard, but then again, that doesn't deteriorate any true rivalry..
Fail Madrid has Barcelona, Atletico Madrid and for the life of me the 3rd escapes my mind.. Milan and undestanding more through my next door neighbor has 3.. Obviously Inter above all else, then Juventus and Napoli. And, Napoli have their own local rivalry, but they absolutely detest Juventus, and then dislike AC Milan mutually, just not as severe as Juve..
dsteer_lfc_68 dsteer_lfc_68 Oct 26, 2012 21:20 Flag
Jason I think the "obsessed with Chelsea" line is a bit overstated. Yes for a period there in the CL it was a rivalry I think both clubs and sets of fans enjoyed, but through the years there are plenty of other rivalry's that I think eclipse it.
For me growing up in the late 70s early 80s the club I always hated was Forrest and Brian Clough (although have grown to admire what he did). The of course, and maybe more for the locals, and those who came of age in the late 80s there is the rivalry with Everton which should be considered at least as great (for me much greater) than the couple years of direct competition with Chelsea. But for me, the biggest was and will always be the rivalry with Utd that takes the pinnacle.
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Roster set for SummerFest 2014
Music director Cho-Liang Lin's formula: great works, great musicians
During his 14th season as music director of SummerFest, Cho-Liang "Jimmy" Lin has had a singular mission: "The goal of every summer remains largely unchanged since Day One," said Lin in an email. "I want to bring to the audience great and worthy works played by great musicians."
The just-announced 2014 season should succeed on both counts. The repertoire is wide ranging, from Haydn (this year's featured composer) to world premieres by Howard Shore and Sérgio Assad.
It will comprise 15 concerts, including performances at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, St. James by-the-Sea and the Auditorium at TSRI. It will introduce audiences to two accomplished "fellowship artist" ensembles, the Pegasus Trio and the Omer Quartet, in addition to appearances by musicians of the stature of pianist Yefim Bronfman and cellist Lynn Harrell.
The festival also will continue what's become a tradition of an annual, free outdoor concert at La Jolla Cove.
SummerFest 2014
All concerts are in the Museum of Contemporary Art's Sherwood Auditorium unless otherwise noted. Not all performers are listed for each program. More information: ljms.org
July 30 (7 p.m.): Summerfest Under The Stars (Free outdoor concert at La Jolla Cove with the San Diego Youth Symphony's International Youth Symphony and SummerFest musicians)
Aug. 1 (8 p.m.): Opening night
Dvorak, Slavonic Dances; Faure, Dolly Suite; Beethoven, Clarinet Trio in B-flat Major; Vivaldi, "The Four Seasons" (Cho-Liang Lin, Alexander Kerr, Jennifer Frautschi, Kristin Lee, violin soloists).
Aug. 2 (8 p.m.): Homage to Tchaikovsky
Rachmaninoff, Trio Élègiaque; Arensky, Quartet in A Minor for Violin, Viola and Two Cellos; Shostakovich, Piano Quintet in G Minor.
Aug. 3 (3 p.m.; the Auditorium at TSRI): "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik"
Mozart, Serenade in G Major, "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik"; Stephen Hartke, new work for piano four hands (Orion Weiss, Anna Polonsky, pianists); Schubert, Octet in F Major
Aug. 5 (8 p.m.); Haydn I: An Esterházy Concert
Haydn, Andante with Variations in F Minor, "Un piccolo divertimento"; String Quartet in D Major, "The Lark" (Miró Quartet); Violin Concerto in G Major (Aisslinn Nosky, violin soloist); Symphony No. 44 in E Minor, "Trauer" (Mourning).
Aug. 6 (8 p.m.; St. James-by-the-Sea): An Evening With Alison Balsom
With Alison Balsom, trumpet; Orion Weiss, piano, organist TBD.
Aug. 8 (8 p.m.; St. James by-the-Sea): Baroque Masterworks
Handel, Organ Concerto (Michael Beattie, organ soloist); Bach, "Vergnügte Ruh, beliebte Seelenlust"; Handel, Violin Sonata in D Major (Aisslinn Nosky, violin; Beattie, harpsichord); Handel, "Con l'ali di costanza," from "Ariodante" (Cecilia Hall, mezzo-soprano); Bach, Brandenburg Concerto No. 3.
Aug. 10 (3 p.m.; the Auditorium at TSRI): Miró Quartet & Friends
Schubert, String Quartet in D Minor, "Death & Maiden"; Brahms, Sextet in G Major
Aug. 12 (8 p.m.) Haydn II: Papa, Family and Protégé
Haydn, String Quartet, Opus 20, No. 2 (Omer Quartet); J.M. Haydn, Divertimento in E-flat Major for Viola, Cello and Bass; Mozart, Duo for Violin and Viola in B-flat Major (Martin Beaver, violin; Ori Kam, viola); Beethoven String Quartet in E Minor, Opus 59, No. 2 (Miró Quartet).
Aug. 13 (8 p.m.): An Evening With Yefim Bronfman
Selection of Prokofiev sonatas; Beethoven, Trio No. 7 in B-flat Major, Op. 97 "Archduke" (with Bronfman, piano; Martin Beaver, violin; Lynn Harrell, cello).
Aug. 15 (8 p.m.): Music of Our Time
Ligeti, "Metamorphoses Nocturnes" (FLUX Quartet); Howard Shore, world premiere of new work; Michael Daugherty. "Viola Zombies" (Cynthia Phelps, Yura Lee, violas); Julian Anderson, String Quartet
Aug. 16 (8 p.m.): The Great Classics
Mozart, Oboe Quartet; Brahms, Horn Trio; Schubert, String Quintet in C Major
Aug. 17 (3 p.m.; the Auditorium at TSRI): Who's Afraid Of The 20th Century?
Bernstein, Piano Trio; Stravinsky, Duo Concertante; Dohnányi, Serenade (Cho-Liang Lin, violin. Cynthia Phelps, viola, Lynn Harrell, cello); Ibert, Trio: Messiaen, "Le merle noir" (The Blackbird) (Catherine Ransom Karoly, flute; John Novacek, piano); Poulenc, Sextet for Piano and Winds.
Aug. 19 (8 p.m.): Haydn III: The Classical Icon
Haydn, Trio No. 2 in E-flat Major and Trio No. 3 in B-flat Major for Clarinet, Violin, Cello; Haydn, Baryton Trio No. 66 in A Major and Baryton Trio No. 113 in D Major (Shirley Hunt, baryton; Yura Lee, viola; Nicholas Canellakis, cello); William Bolcom, "Haydn Go Seek" (Pegasus Trio); Haydn, "Arianna a Naxos" and Piano Trio in C Major.
Aug. 20 (8 p.m.): An Evening With The Assad Brothers
With Sérgio Assad, Odair Assad, guitars
Aug. 22 (8 p.m.): Summerfest Finale with Leonard Slatkin
Beethoven, "Creatures of Prometheus" Overture; Sérgio Assad, "Scare Crow" world premiere (Sérgio Assad, Odair Assad, guitars); Mozart, Violin Concerto No. 2 (Cho-Liang Lin, violin); Glazunov, Five Novelettes (arr. Slatkin); Ginastera, "Variaciones Concertantes."
Lin agreed to answer several questions regarding SummerFest 2014 by email. Here are some of his responses:
Q: Each year, you always try to add a few new members to the SummerFest "family." Who are a few of the players performing here for the first time, and how did you hear about them?
A: Many new faces will grace the SummerFest stage this year. It will be very exciting. For example, pianist Anna Polonsky will visit for the first time. I have known her for a long time and played with her. She is also married to Orion Weiss, so it will be nice to finally have Orion's family here, including their baby daughter.
Violinist Jennifer Frautschi will return after an absence of 19 years. She used to be a SummerFest "Rising Star," which was the precursor to our Fellowship Artist Program. Kristen Lee is another marvelous violinist whom I heard last year at Lincoln Center. Arnaud Sussman is an Itzhak Perlman protégé, and Aisslinn Nosky will bring her unique perspective as a Baroque and Haydn specialist and a modern violin virtuoso to our mix.
FLUX Quartet, with Felix Fan as its cellist, will play their signature repertoire of Ligeti and a premiere by Julian Anderson. Cecelia Hall, a beautiful mezzo, will sing Bach and Handel for us. She is a fast-rising star at the Met.
An important new artist is violist Ori Kam. He is a member of the Jerusalem Quartet. Although he grew up in Israel, he was born in La Jolla. Another festival newcomer, but one who needs no introduction, is the great conductor, Leonard Slatkin. He will close our festival on Aug 22.
Q: This year's featured composer is Haydn. How did you arrive at Haydn?
A: In the past five years or so, we have done surveys or a mini "festival-within-a-festival" exploring the works of a particular composer — the tried and true masters. I felt this cycle could not be complete without Haydn, a composer who really set the benchmark for all those who followed in symphonies and the two main genres of chamber music: string quartet and piano trio.
I feel Haydn is often overlooked and underrepresented in concerts. He was a towering figure whose legion of fans included Mozart. It's rather nice to feature a composer, finally, who did not die early or develop severe psychological abnormalities. We will also feature an instrument Haydn loved, but which is totally obsolete: the baryton.
Q: There's also a "Homage to Tchaikovsky" program, but no Tchaikovsky?
A: Both Rachmaninoff and Arensky were deeply affected by Tchaikovsky's death. Both men immediately composed the works on this August 2 program in memory of the great master. Rachmaninoff's Trio Élègiaque ends on a profoundly sad note, while Arensky decided to conclude triumphantly. By the way, Arensky was Rachmaninoff's teacher. Arensky admitted Tchaikovsky was his biggest influence, so there is a certain lineage here. I suppose I could have put something by Tchaikovsky in there, but the viable choices were few. I hope the audience will love the great Shostakovich Piano Quintet instead.
Q: When you add the "Who's Afraid of the 20th Century" program (to the several premieres in the festival and the "Music of Our Time" program), is there more 20th and 21st century music in this festival than others?
A: This title was added only after I finished the program when I realized that every work on this concert was written in the 20th century. The title is slightly tongue-in-cheek, because I always hear about how people are fearful of "modern" music, and they tend to mistakenly equate "modern" music with 20th century music. These works might well illustrate what huge diversity of styles and tradition existed in the last 114 years. Perhaps the audience will walk away thinking how interesting that Stravinsky can be heard in the music of Bernstein, or how the two French masters, Ibert and Poulenc, can be so different from each other.
Q: Is there one piece in particular you are especially looking forward to playing? One program in particular you are especially looking forward to hearing?
A: As a violinist, I look forward to two works. Dohnanyi Serenade (for string trio) on August 17 and the Mozart 2nd violin concerto on closing night. I love the Dohnanyi Serenade, and I grew up with Lynn Harrell's recording with Itzhak Perlman and Pinchas Zukerman. Now I finally get to play it with Lynn Harrell. With the Mozart Concerto, Leonard Slatkin and I performed that with the Israel Philharmonic some 18 years ago. So this is our Mozart reunion.
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Scribblenauts Remix, a version of the popular DS puzzle series, has been brought to iOS by 5th Cell Media, published by Warner Bros. Entertainment, and is now available from the app store. Featuring fun-for-the-family gameplay and a seemingly limitless dictionary of objects, Scribblenauts is a brilliant timesink that's never the same game twice.
Scribblenauts Remix Pros:
- Shockingly deep vocabulary set
- Fun cartoony art style
- Lots of levels and even a sandbox mode
- GameCenter integration for global leaderboards and achievements
Scribblenauts Remix Cons:
- Levels are very easy and geared toward a younger crowd
- Could use a level editor
Scribblenauts Remix contains 50 levels, with a smattering taken from the original Scribblenauts, another smattering from Super Scribblenauts, and a handful of never-before-seen levels that can only be found in the iOS version. You control a young man named Maxwell, whose aim in each level is to collect the Starite that is either located somewhere within the environment or unlocked by completing a specific word-based task. To reach the Starite, you must create objects to interact with the environment or create a list that accurately represents a given category, such as items found in a classroom. This is accomplished by tapping on the notebook in the upper right corner and using the keyboard to type the name of the object. In a fun twist, adjectives can be used to modify the object, giving it color, size, etc. There are some limits, as you cannot use a proper name, a place, suggestive words, profanity, or copyrighted items. Otherwise, anything is fair game and the results are spectacular. Everything we threw at the game was instantly presented to us, provided we followed the rules. Even words with more than one meaning give you the options to choose from in order to ensure that you get the expected object.
When the object appears in the middle of the screen, you can drag it to a new location and rotate it by twisting 2 fingers on-screen. You can make objects interact with each other or have Maxwell use them to solve his puzzle, simply by handing him the object and tapping on him. The AI is quite impressive, as Maxwell seems to instantly know how to use anything you give him. It's a wonderful teaching tool for kids and an enjoyable exercise for older gamers. You'll likely not get stuck in any of the puzzles nor face any situations that require help, but there is a hint function if needed.
Gtaphically, Scribblenauts employs a terrific hand-drawn cartoon look that further reinforces it as a great offering for children and a whimsical exercise for adults. The character animations are smooth and fun, and various situations allow you to choose certain actions, such as mounting objects, throwing items, painting, picking up, etc. You can easily dispose of objects, too, by dragging them to the notebook icon, which will turn into a trash can. The music is light and cheery, fitting the fun style of the game. Controls are touch-based, with movements controlled by holding either side of the screen to make Maxwell move. Jumping, swimming, and other such actions occur automatically. The controls are intuitive and a little experimentation should help you if you do get confused.
Replay value is limited, as the puzzles don't change, though solving them with a new variety of objects or attempting to beat your best time can provide additional reason to return. There is a sandbox section that allows you to create with no purpose in mind. Kids will likely get the most use out of the game, though we can see ourselves enjoying it for months to come. A level editor of sorts would go a long way toward adding replay value. GameCenter integration allows for global leaderboards for the Ollars that you earn, though we were never quite clear on the rules regarding how they are earned or how to improve. There is also an achievement system, and iCloud support syncs your progress across devices. A universal app for $4.99, Scribblenauts Remix is a very cool 4.5-Dimple offering.
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