> the objects you get back, while not eagerly loaded, should still
> function pretty well and have lazyloaders attached to its properties;
>if all that is working, then im pretty impressed :).

Well, I am happy to report that the lazyloaders do work on the select
object queries so that is pretty cool.  In addition, in the following
way, I can get eager loading.  If I do an eagerloading query directly
that I know to be a superset of the more complicated query that
requires the "builder" methods then the eager loading objects are
brought into the session and the more complicated select object-based
query utilizes the previously loaded objects that 'possess' eager
loading.  While it may sound inefficient to do two queries, in some
circumstances it appears faster than having to run a lot of individual
lazy loading queries (to populate a large table for example).

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