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You can see it from the distance, no need to get closer... views from the lake are beautifull. If yopu cansee it from the terrase of a talll building even better.
You can see it from the distance, no need to get closer... views from the lake are beautifull. If yopu cansee it from the terrase of a talll building even better.
A jet of water that reaches a great height! Very gren we were there so the effect was lost a bit as I am sure it is much better against a blue sky as in all the postcards.
Its one of the landmarks in the heart of Geneva... Its just visible from most of the places around Geneva. At night the various colours just adds on to the beauty. I had been in the winter season. I suppose in Summers its on till 11 p.m at night. Must see in Geneva.
I love the Jet d'eau and can also see it from my house.You can see it from very far even when you arrive by plane but you can also walk around it. It is on nearly all year the whole day !
In its day the Jet d'Eau was an engineering marvel (compressed water using water force) but today it is ho hum and you certainly would not make a special journey to see the Jet This said the area around the Jet d'Eau is very pleasant for a stroll and a cup of coffee, not make sure that you something else... More
Loved it. You have to walk up to the end of the narrow way. You'll have a great shower. Superb colour at night time.Don't miss, anyway, you can't miss it!!!
The walk on the two quais on the either side of the fountain is worth it and a must do in Geneva. The view is beautiful and the life feels very good while one ambles along during the long summer evenings.
While one must see the fountain, I found the park and neighborhoods around made it worth the trip. Plenty of floral photo ops and shopping...cute food stands....nice way to sample life in Geneva on my short business trip. (Note: I visited in Spring of 2007 - not December 2112 but that was the oldest date in the drop down)
This fountain was curious and wonderfu. Also it has near a park (garden?) where you can enjoy walking. But I coludn't see lightup them even it was written another review. A little bit disappointed.
You can see the jet d'eau from everywhere you go. The water fountain is -what do you expect- very wet when you walk (or run) under it. You got certainly a wet pants when you want to pass it!
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Tripoli has suffered sporadic sectarian violence since the Sunni Muslim-led uprising against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad broke out in March 2011, but after a night of mortar, grenade and machinegun fire, residents said this was the fiercest so far.
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Those numbers got us thinking about the Colorado counties that are planning to ask their citizens to vote on seceding from the state. There are 11 counties, by our count, that have approved a ballot measure asking voters if they want to secede from Colorado (which, of course, is only a very small step toward an otherwise implausible final outcome). Weld County, the ringleader of this circus, is far and away the largest of the 11 counties considering secession. With a 2012 population estimate of 263,691 residents, Weld County has grown at roughly the same rate as the State of Colorado since 1910 — increasing its population by about 650% in the past century.
But what about the other 10 counties in question (see chart below)? That's where things start to look a bit silly when news articles lump the counties together as a "movement." The combined estimated 2012 population of those 10 counties is 96,270 — or just about 37% of the entire population of Weld County. Some of those 10 counties saw modest population increases in the last 100 years, but four (Cheyenne, Lincoln, Sedgwick, and Washington) actually had more residents in 1910 than in 2012.
So as we hear more about Colorado counties trying to secede from the state, it's important to keep in mind the amount of people we are talking about here. This isn't to say that the opinion of a rural county resident is less important than someone in Metro Denver — there are just fewer of those opinions by an exponential amount. Population shifts to the Front Range created more Front Range legislators, which is exactly how our representative Democracy is intended to function.
Weld | 263,691 | 39,177 |
Cheyenne | 1,874 | 3,687 |
Elbert | 23,383 | 5,331 |
Kit Carson | 8,094 | 7,483 |
Lincoln | 5,453 | 5,917 |
Logan | 22,631 | 9,549 |
Moffat* | 13,200 | 5,129 |
Phillips | 4,367 | 3,179 |
Sedgwick | 2,383 | 3,061 |
Washington | 4,766 | 6,002 |
Yuma | 10,119 | 8,499 |
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If someone hires a lawyer to represent them in a car wreck how likely is it that they will have to go to trial?
It's actually really rare that a personal injury case goes to trial. The vast majority of these cases are settled even before suit is filed.
What's the advantage of settling before filing suit?
Filing suite can be very expensive, and in many instances it doesn't add much value to the case. We evaluate each case carefully to determine how to make it reach its ultimate value to the client.
If I have to pay a lawyer, what is the advantage having a lawyer as opposed to trying to settle it yourself?
Even considering lawyers fees, you will on average get 3 and ½ times more money if you use a lawyer.
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In severe cases, like death cases, it's always necessary to file suit, so that subpoenas for data and information can be made. Also, In Alabama you have two years from the date of the accident to file suit. This is called the statute of limitations. So if nearly two years half passed and we are not close to a settlement we will file suit to make sure you are still able to get a settlement.
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Mr. Dougherty uses mnemonic devices to help him remember his parking spot.
Mnemonic devices — such as thinking of a visual image; developing an acronym, rhyme or sentence; or repeating the information — are the best way to improve the ability to remember new information, according to metro-area psychologists.
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"At that stage, the information either can be forgotten, or you can keep it in working memory by repeating it, or it gets transferred into longer memory storage," says Mr. Philbeck, who also holds a doctorate in psychology.
A part of the brain called the hippocampus is crucial for transferring memory from working memory, where information can be recalled for several seconds without rehearsal, to long-term memory, which can store large quantities of information for long periods of time, Mr. Philbeck says.
"The hippocampus works as a memory indexer and is vital in the construction and reconstruction of memory," says Gary Null, lecturer, educator and author of more than 70 books, including "Mind Power, Rejuvenate Your Brain and Memory Naturally," published in 2005. He holds a doctorate in human nutrition and public health science and lives in Manhattan.
The brain's frontal lobes are important in memory construction; the temporal lobes form and retrieve memories; and the occipital lobes link images from the eyes to images stored in memory, Mr. Null says in his book.
"All we know is which parts of the brain have certain functions, but how that happens, we can only guess," Mr. Null says.
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Short-term memory can store up to seven items, plus or minus two, such as seven consonants or seven words, says Michael Gardner, professor and associate chairman of the department of educational psychology at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. He is a member of the American Psychological Association and holds a doctorate in cognitive psychology.
"The more you rehearse something, the more probable it transfers to long-term memory," Mr. Gardner says.
Long-term memory is broken into several types of memory, including declarative or explicit, procedural or implicit, semantic, and episodic.
Declarative memory involves knowledge of facts, and procedural memory involves knowledge of how to do something or a skill, Mr. Gardner says. Semantic memory is knowledge of concepts and their relationships with each other, along with the way the world works, he says. Episodic memory is memory of personally experienced events, he says.
For example, what Mr. Gardner ate for breakfast is an episodic memory, while the concept of dinner is a semantic memory, he says.
The number of memories stored over a lifetime is small in comparison to the number that are formed, says James Olds, director of the Krasnow Institute for Advanced Study, the center for the study of neuroscience at George Mason University. He is a Shelley Krasnow university professor of neuroscience and holds a doctorate in neuroscience.
"We think connections between individual nerve cells are strengthened in each unique way for each memory," Mr. Olds says. "All 100 billion nerve cells in the brain are separate, but they can communicate with each other. With more memories, the strength of the connection goes up."
Each nerve cell can participate in hundreds of different memories, and each memory requires the participation of thousands of nerve cells, Mr. Olds says.
"When you have a memory, you're sensing different things about your environment," he says. "Those sensations need to be encoded by nerve cells."
The strength of the connections can increase or decrease, in which case, the memory may be forgotten, Mr. Olds says.
"Our memories are so fallible and get erased so quickly, we build stories around the memories we have," he says. "For any particular period of our lives, we can remember generalities."
The durability of a memory has to do with how many associations are stored with the memory, Mr. Philbeck says.
"It's thought that when we're exposed to information, that generates a pattern among neurons in the memory centers of the brain," he says. "The more times that pattern tends to get re-created, it gets reinforced."
Mnemonic devices are a way to create more associations through the use of cues to remember new information, Mr. Philbeck says.
The devices help organize the information, such as by chunking, which is arranging a list of items into smaller categories, or tying the information to something already known, says Elizabeth Phelps, professor of psychology and neuroscience at New York University in New York City. She reviews grants for the National Institute of Mental Health in Bethesda and holds a doctorate in psychology.
"Anybody can do this. Of course, it takes effort and desire to learn how to use memory tricks," Ms. Phelps says.
"Memory is not meant to be perfect," she says. "Memory is fallible. Forgetting is a natural part of remembering."
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HIMSS' mHealth Summit began yesterday in Washington, D.C., and runs through tomorrow. Because it's in the capital, government policymakers are likely to be dazzled by slick vendor presentations and lofty statements about what mobile health technology can do now and will be doing soon.
Meanwhile, outside the Beltway, healthcare providers ponder all the promise and peril of putting sensitive patient information on an ever-proliferating array of gadgets, the vast majority of which merely have garden-variety security, authorization, and authentication controls. After the petabytes of data breached by lost or stolen laptops is subtracted, the good news is that so far, mHealth doesn't seem to account for very many scary stories of health data exposure. But that could change.
Looking over the mHealth Summit agenda, I was struck by the fact that the elephant in the room—government regulation—has no session devoted to it.
There is a clue, however. Another session is titled, "Pushing the Limits of Mobile Health—Can We Have Health and Healthcare Without Doctors?"
Two answers. First, of course we had health, ill health, and healthcare before there were doctors. I'm pretty sure no one wants to go back to that.
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it snowed a few weeks ago. ron and i woke up really early one morning, and stood on the balcony looking up into the darkness of 5am to watch the snow fall. i couldn't go back to sleep, i was too excited and anxious for the sun to come up, so i could see what the neighborhood looked like in all white.
beta and i went for a walk later in the day. the wind was picking up and the closest snow shoes i had, were a pair of black boots w/ no grip that i picked up from a flea market in los angeles. it did the job, but left me slipping and waving my arms out to catch my balance here and there. the streets were quiet. all i could hear was the faint whirl of snow as it passed my ears, and the crunch of it under my feet. a few people were out walking their dogs, and others lugged groceries and colorful umbrellas around. we walked surprisingly far, down to the alley we always walk through to get to the town village. it looked icy, so we took the long way. the village was empty, and the local fruit stands weren't selling much. i heard a few people complaining about the wind and how they couldn't wait for spring. it made me smile for some reason.
before going home i stopped to take that last photo, and sat on a snowy bench to take it all in. i've never experienced living somewhere that snowed, never really experienced real season change either, so it's been an experience so far! but sitting there on that little green bench while snow fell on my face, and the wind whipped my hair out of my jacket hood, and beta sat on my lap squirming her way out of my arms, overly excited to run through all that white. i felt happy. one of those days you don't forget, y'know?
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on a walk to parliament hill a few weekends ago. we spent the day sitting on benches, talking, and enjoying the view of the city while a man played his saxophone a bit off in the distance.
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looking forward to testing out a new lens this weekend. i'm finally getting over the flu, so i'm extra excited to flee the apartment for a bit!
-ice on the window, over ireland.
-beta's been adapting to the cold rainy winter here in london. she used to cry and cry because she hated the cold wooden floors, but now i put her little furry bed out beneath the radiator, and she sleeps soundly for hours.
-clouds sometimes part and i run out onto the balcony to feel some sun on my face. the clouds seem to move really quickly here. rain, to sun, to heavy winds within minutes.
-we've been taking a lot of long walks around the new neighborhood recently (before getting sick). it's been so nice exploring the streets, and tiny hidden alleys that lead up and down dark green hills.
walked along the river one day and then over the millenium bridge to st. paul's cathedral, where we climbed to the very top right before sunset. my legs hated me the next day, but it was worth it.
i'm back! well, not really. I'm tethering my phone to my desktop and it's a bad connection, but i'm so excited to share photos again!
the first half of the photos were shot in north london, when we were apartment hunting in late november. luckily we found a place within the first week we got here, so we're all moved in, just waiting for the stuff we sent over by ocean to arrive. the second half of the photos were shot at borough market. ron and i went down one sunday and ate pulled pork sandwiches and vietnamese curry–i've been daydreaming about green curry ever since!
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Oak Glade
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Welcome to our guide for the area around Oak Glade in Hillingdon. Below we present a selection of upcoming events, local attractions and great places to eat and shop.
The nearest station to Oak Glade is Northwood Tube Station which is about 18 minutes to the North East.
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Discover the best of London's entertainment this year with our comprehensive guide to 2013's top events. From theatre to art and music to sport, London in 2013 has something for everyone - so read on to find out what London town has to offer.
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 13% off from £69
12-22 Pinner Road, HA1 | 4.5 miles from Oak Glade
The Harrow Hotel is an intimate townhouse located in North West London offering relaxing accommodation for all types of travellers. With 97 en-suite guestrooms (the 28 ...More
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 22% off from £104
Elton Way, WD25 | 5.4 miles from Oak Glade
Just minutes from both the M1 and M25 this hotel enjoys a wonderfully convenient location within 20 miles of Heathrow Airport, 15 miles from The Warner ...More
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Triple Rooms: 41% off from £46
1-7 Elm Road, HA9 | 7.2 miles from Oak Glade
Euro Hotel Wembley offers value-for-money two star accommodation in the Wembley area. The hotel features a bar, a lounge with WIFI access and a breakfast ...More
London > Entertainment > Live Music
Arena Square, Engineers Way, HA9 | 7.5 miles from Oak Glade
This is London's second largest indoor arena after The O2, and though the building lacks the character of some of the older venues, the sheer scale ...More
London > Entertainment > Arts Centres
40 High Street, Brentford, TW8 | 10.3 miles from Oak Glade
An attractive multi-cultural, multi-purpose arts centre on the river in Brentford, Watermans is a real draw in this part of town. The 238-seat theatre shows a ...More
London > Entertainment > Theatres
2 Bath Road, W4 | 11.1 miles from Oak Glade
Located above the Tabard pub in Chiswick, the Tabard Theatre hosts all kinds of live entertainment from experimental work and comedy to Shakespeare. Opened ...More
Sights and Attractions near Oak Glade
London > Attractions > Art Galleries
Walpole Park, Mattock Lane, W5 | 8.7 miles from Oak Glade
Bought by the architect John Soane in 1800, Pitzhanger Manor house - which now includes the PM Gallery and House - was to become the most ...More
London > Attractions > Historic Buildings
105-115 Brentfield Road, NW | 8.7 miles from Oak Glade
Located in an unexpected and fairly barren area on the edge of north-west London this stunning Hindu temple is an amazing spiritual and architectural gem, well ...More
London > Attractions > Museums
Grahame Park Way, Hendon, NW9 | 8.8 miles from Oak Glade
Britain's National Museum of Aviation, or RAF Museum, comprises several hundred thousand objects ranging in size from aircraft to lapel badges, and spanning more than a ...More
London > Shopping > Shopping Centres
Wembley Stadium, Wembley, HA9 | 7.6 miles from Oak Glade
Grab a bargain at the London Designer Outlet in Wembley, a unique shopping village which gives local residents and the 4 million visitors who come to ...More
London > Shopping > Motoring
Impact Garage, Culmington Road, W13 | 8.5 miles from Oak Glade
Now this really is a labour of love – when Rolls Royce trained engineer Lance McCormack set up shop on his own back in 1991, he ...More
London > Shopping > Gifts and Luxuries
Terminal 4, Heathrow Airport, TW6 | 9.1 miles from Oak Glade
Taking their inspiration from times gone by, with period and historical styled pieces, Past Times has all kinds of gifts for the more nostalgically inclined. Their ...More
London > Restaurants > Pan-Asian restaurants
24-26 Headstone Drive, HA3 | 4.6 miles from Oak Glade
Pan-Asian Cuisine...More
London > Restaurants > South American restaurants
300-302 Station Road, Harrow, HA1 | 4.8 miles from Oak Glade
London > Restaurants > Cafes and Delis
27 St Ann's Road, HA1 | 4.9 miles from Oak Glade
Nero is probably the best of the Capital's coffee shop chains. Offers a wide range of authentic Italian coffee in a pleasant relaxed environment. Snacks include ...More
London > Education > English Language Courses
Grahame Park Way, NW9 | 8.6 miles from Oak Glade
Barnet was recently praised in a government inspection as one of the best English language schools in the capital. It's a multicultural area and you can ...More
London > Education > Arts and Drama
Ealing Studios, W5 | 8.9 miles from Oak Glade
The Artists Theatre School provides Saturday drama workshops at Ealing Studios run by working actors for students in age groups from 5 years to adult. Fees ...More
London > Education > Cookery Courses
107 Gunnersbury Lane, W3 | 9.9 miles from Oak Glade
The Kids' Cookery School in West London is a unique venue offering cookery classes and workshops for children aged three upwards. Children can have fun creating ...More
London > Leisure > Activities
Gatting Way, UB8 | 3.8 miles from Oak Glade
Having undergone a £31 million makeover, the Hillingdon Sports and Leisure Complex is a state of the art sports centre with a wide range of ...More
London > Leisure > Spectator Sport
Wembley, HA9 | 7.8 miles from Oak Glade
The national stadium of the England football team, Wembley Stadium was re-opened in 2007 after a full rebuild to the tune of £757 million. The second ...More
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Reservoir Road, HA4 | 20 minutes from Oak Glade
Starting out life as a reservoir feeding the Grand Junction Canal (later the Grand Union Canal), the 60-acre lake became Ruislip Lido in the '30s. In ...More
London > Nightlife > Pubs
2 The Avenue, Ealing, W13 | 8.2 miles from Oak Glade
Escape the cabin fever of central London with a trip westwards to Ealing's impressive Drayton Court pub (just ten minutes on the train from Paddington Station). ...More
London > Restaurants > Gastropub
Terminal 1, Heathrow, TW6 | 9.1 miles from Oak Glade
London > Restaurants > Gastropub
Terminal 5, Heathrow, TW6 | 9.4 miles from Oak Glade
Nightlife near Oak Glade
London > Nightlife > Wine Bars
18 Devonshire Road, W4 | 11.2 miles from Oak Glade
Vinoteca opens 7th October 2013. Vinoteca has been doing a fine job of serving fine wines in an informal setting since the company opened its first ...More
London > Nightlife > Wine Bars
1 Wood Lane, W12 | 11.6 miles from Oak Glade
Even though this wine bar is practically on the traffic hub of Shepherds Bush green and in the shadow of the mega Westfield Shopping Centre it ...More
Meeting venue hire near Oak Glade
London > Business > Venue Hire
Jersey Road, Isleworth, Middlesex, TW7 | 8.8 miles from Oak Glade
Originally built in 1575, architect Robert Adam was later commissioned in 1761 to transform the original Tudor mansion built on this site into an elegant 18th-century ...More
London > Business > Venue Hire
Brentford, Middlesex, TW8 | 10.3 miles from Oak Glade
There have been gardens at Syon for over 500 years. They include herbaceous beds, a large lake, a rose garden with 100 different varieties of old-fashioned ...More
London > Business > Venue Hire
Kew Gardens, Richmond upon Thames, TW9 | 10.6 miles from Oak Glade
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Starting today, for any tweets that have been embedded on websites, Twitter has implemented a new "related headlines" section on those tweets' permalink pages.
That means that when you click on the Twitter.com permalink of a tweet, you'll be able to see beneath it a list of website links where the tweet was embedded, making it easy and efficient to discover stories that provide more context for newsworthy tweets.
Here's an example, provided by Twitter.
In April, when Jason Collins became the first NBA player to publicly come out, the news traveled quickly (as it is wont to do) on Twitter. With the new "related headlines" feature, users would have been able to see in-feed context around the tweet thanks to links to outlets like ESPN, MSNBC, and Bleacher Report:
Have you noticed the "related headlines" section on any tweets yet?
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Treatment Option Overview
See Drugs Approved for Rhabdomyosarcoma for more information.
New types of treatment are being tested in clinical trials.
This summary section describes treatments that are being studied in clinical trials. It may not mention every new treatment being studied. Information about clinical trials is available from the NCI Web site.
High-dose chemotherapy with stem cell transplant
High-dose chemotherapy with stem cell transplant is a way of giving high doses of chemotherapy and replacing blood-forming cells destroyed by the cancer treatment. Stem cells (immature blood cells) are removed from the blood or bone marrow of the patient or a donor and are frozen and stored. After the chemotherapy is completed, the stored stem cells are thawed and given back to the patient through an infusion. These reinfused stem cells grow into (and restore) the body's blood cells.
Immunotherapy is a treatment that uses the patient's immune system to fight cancer. Substances made by the body or made in a laboratory are used to boost, direct, or restore the body's natural defenses against cancer. This type of cancer treatment is also called biologic therapy or biotherapy.
Targeted therapy
Targeted therapy is a treatment that uses drugs or other substances to identify and attack specific cancer cells without harming normal cells.
Monoclonal antibody therapy is a type of targeted therapy being studied in the treatment of childhood rhabdomyosarcoma. Monoclonal antibody therapy uses antibodies made in the laboratory, from a single type of immune system cell. These antibodies can identify substances on cancer cells or normal substances that may help cancer cells grow. The antibodies attach to the substances and kill the cancer cells, block their growth, or keep them from spreading. Monoclonal antibodies are given by infusion. They may be used alone or to carry drugs, toxins, or radioactive material directly to cancer cells. Monoclonal antibodies may be used in combination with chemotherapy as adjuvant therapy.
Patients may want to think about taking part in a clinical trial.
For some patients, taking part in a clinical trial may be the best treatment choice. Clinical trials are part of the cancer research process. Clinical trials are done to find out if new cancer treatments are safe and effective or better than the standard treatment.
Many of today's standard treatments for cancer are based on earlier clinical trials. Patients who take part in a clinical trial may receive the standard treatment or be among the first to receive a new treatment.
Patients who take part in clinical trials also help improve the way cancer will be treated in the future. Even when clinical trials do not lead to effective new treatments, they often answer important questions and help move research forward.
Patients can enter clinical trials before, during, or after starting their cancer treatment.
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If there's anything worse than working with legacy code, it's working with Legacy databases. At least with legacy code if you're lucky you can ring-fence it off and ignore it when not working on it, but poorly designed databases can infect a whole system and create a situation where your new code still has to interact with it and it's often difficult to fix the schema without having a knock-on effect across other areas (and naturally there are no tests because it's all legacy...)
Getting legacy databases to play nicely with O/RMs such as NHibernate can be challenging but there are usually ways around any issues if you dig deep enough. In this series of posts I'll be covering some of the issues I've encountered working with the truly awful database at my old job and how I resolved them. First up: compound keys.
There's a lot of debate over whether its better to use surrogate keys or natural keys in data base design and I'm not going to come down on either side of that argument but in general compound keys can be difficult to work with in O/RMs so in this scenario I think surrogate keys are preferred.
Consider the following simplified schema (based loosely on something I had to work on):
The Surveys and Questions tables lend themselves fairly easily to being mapped but SurveyQuestions presents us with a bit of a problem. It's essentially a many-to-many join table but with extra properties that we need to represent the relationship so it will need its own class to map to. It doesn't have an identity of its own though, its primary key is defined by its foreign key relationships to the other two tables.
Fortunately NHibernate defines a composite-key element that can be used to map compound keys fairly easily. My first attempt at mapping looked something like this:
<class name="SurveyQuestion" table="SurveyQuestions"> <composite-id> <key-many-to-one class="Survey" column="SurveyId" name="Survey" lazy="proxy" /> <key-many-to-one class="Question" column="QuestionId" name="Question" lazy="proxy" /> </composite-id> <property name="QuestionNumber" column="QuestionNo" /> </class>
With a corresponding class:
public class SurveyQuestion { public virtual Survey Survey { get; set; } public virtual Question Question { get; set; } public virtual int QuestionNumber { get; set; } }
Now, this actually works pretty well and depending on your needs it may be satisfactory by itself. Interestingly, when I tested this out for this post it didn't behave quite as I expected. In previous versions of NHibernate this kind of mapping wouldn't work with lazy loading, resulting in all the entities in the key being loaded up with extra selects immediately but in the latest version this doesn't seem to be the case and lazy loading works properly. Keep your libraries up-to-date is the lesson there I guess.
A problem comes if you want to query for individual SurveyQuestion objects. Although that's unlikely to be required in this scenario as you'd probably get at them through the parent Survey in other situations it may be a requirement. The NHibernate ISession object has a Get method that fetches an object by its Id, but as our entity no longer has a single value representing the key we can't use this method anymore. To work around this we can move the members representing the key into their own class and make that a property on the SurveyQuestion class.
public class SurveyQuestionId { public virtual Survey Survey { get; set; } public virtual Question Question { get; set; } } public class SurveyQuestion { public virtual SurveyQuestionId Id { get; set; } public virtual int QuestionNumber { get; set; } }
I've excluded the equality members from the SurveyId class for brevity but these must be overridden or you'll get a run-time exception complaining about their absence The only change necessary to the mapping is to add a class and name attribute to the composite-id element in the mapping. While it's now possible to query for a SurveyQuestion element it's not very convenient: we need to supply a Survey and Question object to a SurveyQuestionId object to pass in to Get in order to fetch the entity we want. Passing in objects with correct Ids will retrieve the correct SurveyQuestion object: new SurveyQuestionId { Survey = new Survey { Id = 1 }, Question = new Question { Id = 1 } } but the returned object will have its survey and question objects populated from these, i.e. all properties other than the id will be null.
If it's necessary to retrieve this object by id it's probably easier to only put the Ids on the key object and map the full objects separately:
<class name="SurveyQuestion" table="SurveyQuestions"> <composite-id class="SurveyQuestionId"> <key-property name="QuestionId" column="QuestionId"></key-property> <key-property name="SurveyId" column="SurveyId"></key-property> </composite-id> <many-to-one class="Survey" column="SurveyId" name="Survey" lazy="proxy" /> <many-to-one class="Question" column="QuestionId" name="Question" lazy="proxy" /> <property name="QuestionNumber" column="QuestionNo" /> </class>
The class then becomes:
public class SurveyQuestionId { public virtual int SurveyId { get; set; } public virtual int QuestionId { get; set; } public bool Equals(SurveyQuestionId other) { return other.SurveyId == SurveyId && other.QuestionId == QuestionId; } public override bool Equals(object obj) { if (ReferenceEquals(null, obj)) return false; if (ReferenceEquals(this, obj)) return true; if (obj.GetType() != typeof(SurveyQuestionId)) return false; return Equals((SurveyQuestionId) obj); } public override int GetHashCode() { unchecked { return (SurveyId*397) ^ QuestionId; } } } public class SurveyQuestion : EntityBase<SurveyQuestionId> { public virtual int QuestionNumber { get; set; } private Survey _survey; public virtual Survey Survey { get { return _survey; } set { _survey = value; Id.SurveyId = value.Id; } } private Question _question; protected internal virtual Question Question { get { return _question; } set { _question = value; Id.QuestionId = value.Id; } } public SurveyQuestion() { Id = new SurveyQuestionId(); } }
Objects can then be fetched using a pair of ids only: new SurveyQuestionId { QuestionId = 1, SurveyId = 1 } and lazy loading is taken care of separately on the main SurveyQuestion class.
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Inspired after witnessing gigs by the Sex Pistols and Magazine, vocalist Alan Hempsall formed Crispy Ambulance with guitarist Robert Davenport, bassist Keith Darbyshire, and drummer Gary Madeley. After several shows, including a support slot for Joy Division, they recorded their first single and contacted labels such as Rough Trade and Factory, only to be turned down. Upset but resourceful, the band released it on their own Aural Assault imprint. Rob Gretton (Joy Division's manager) was soon hired by Factory, and his first priority was signing Crispy Ambulance -- ironic since the label had earlier rejected the band. After a couple singles were derided in the press for their resemblance to Joy Division, the band was shifted to Factory's Belgian subsidiary. Their lone proper studio LP, The Plateau Phase, was released in 1982 and received more comparisons to their brethren, as well as '70s prog rock. The Crispies broke up later that year, but a number of posthumous releases containing studio extras, live material, and radio sessions saw issue. Most significant were the 1999 reissues of The Plateau Phase and live compilation Fin; the band re-formed in November of that year for a reunion show in Manchester to celebrate the fact. A live documention of the show was issued the following year, and the band opted to continue operating as a fully functioning entity. The Graham Massey-produced Scissorgun, a full-length LP for Darla, was released in 2002. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi
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Fiber optic diagnostic techniques applied to electrical discharge machining sparks
Plasma sparks from an electrical discharge machining (EDM) process were observed using fiber optics positioned in the dielectric oil. Measurement techniques were developed to observe the spark in the extremely noisy environment. Optical data were used along with current pulse wave forms from the EDM machine to study the temporal characteristics of the spark in both the pulse time and the pause time. During the pause time, extinction of the sparks was longer than previously thought—perhaps due to the remaining infrared radiation after the collapse of the spark. Further, an optical pattern was identified that indicated in advance when an arc was being formed instead of a spark. Spectral data of the plasma spark was obtained by using a scanning grating spectrometer in conjunction with crosscorrelation to maximize the signal-to-noise ratio. Average spark temperatures from the spectral data were found to be significantly higher than those previously predicted from energy balances. The results showed a shift in the optical spectra to longer wavelengths during the spark, showing that the spark temperature decreased with time.
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