Man Utd to take £67m hit after failing to qualify for the Champions League
Manchester United have released their latest financial figures with Old Trafford chief Ed Woodward also providing an update for supporters
by Liam Prenderville, http://www.facebook.com/mirrorfootballManchester United expect their annual revenue to fall by around £67m due to their failure to qualify for the Champions League.
The Red Devils have released their financial figures for the first quarter of 2019-20, posting revenues of £135.4million
The figures represent a £400,000 increase on the same period for the previous year.
Commercial revenue was £80.4million, a 5.9 percent increase on the previous year.
But United are expecting 2020 annual revenue to be down this year to somewhere between £560-580million, compared to £627.1million for the year ending June 30, 2019.
In part that will be due to the club's lack of Champions League football this season. Broadcasting revenue for the quarter was £32.9million, a 23.1 percent and £9.9million drop on the same quarter the year before.
The figures published on Monday cover the period July 1, 2019 to September 30 of this year.
One of the most eye-catching points on the balance sheet is the increase of net debt, from £247.2million to £384.5million, a rise of 55.5 per cent.
The club's wage bill has dropped by 8.8 per cent "primarily due to reductions in player salaries as a result of non-participation in the UEFA Champions League", the statement said.
United's executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward said: "We have a clear vision in terms of football philosophy and recruitment.
"The significant investments that we have made in recent years in areas such as transfers, recruitment infrastructure, analytics and our academy are already beginning to bear fruit.
"We are very proud to be shortly approaching a milestone 4,000th game featuring an academy player, and we are particularly optimistic regarding the considerable young talent currently coming through.
"Our ultimate goal is to win trophies by playing exciting football with a team that fuses graduates from our academy with world-class acquisitions."


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The QHelpSearchQueryWidget class provides a simple line edit or an advanced widget to enable the user to input a search term in a standardized input mask. More...
| Header: | #include <QHelpSearchQueryWidget> |
| qmake: | QT += help |
| Since: | Qt 4.4 |
| Inherits: | QWidget |
Public Functions
| QHelpSearchQueryWidget(QWidget *parent = Q_NULLPTR) | |
| ~QHelpSearchQueryWidget() | |
| void | collapseExtendedSearch() |
| void | expandExtendedSearch() |
| bool | isCompactMode() const |
| QString | searchInput() const |
| void | setSearchInput(const QString &searchInput) |
- 216 public functions inherited from QWidget
Signals
| void | search() |
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Additional Inherited Members
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- 19 public slots inherited from QWidget
- 5 static public members inherited from QWidget
- 35 protected functions inherited from QWidget
- 1 protected slot inherited from QWidget
Detailed Description
The QHelpSearchQueryWidget class provides a simple line edit or an advanced widget to enable the user to input a search term in a standardized input mask.
Member Function Documentation
QHelpSearchQueryWidget::QHelpSearchQueryWidget(QWidget *parent = Q_NULLPTR)
Constructs a new search query widget with the given parent.
QHelpSearchQueryWidget::~QHelpSearchQueryWidget()
Destroys the search query widget.
void QHelpSearchQueryWidget::collapseExtendedSearch()
Collapses the search query widget so that only the default search field is shown.
void QHelpSearchQueryWidget::expandExtendedSearch()
Expands the search query widget so that the extended search fields are shown.
bool QHelpSearchQueryWidget::isCompactMode() const
[signal]
void QHelpSearchQueryWidget::search()
This signal is emitted when a the user has the search button invoked. After receiving the signal you can ask the QHelpSearchQueryWidget for the search input that you may pass to the QHelpSearchEngine::search() function.
QString QHelpSearchQueryWidget::searchInput() const
Returns a search phrase to use in combination with the QHelpSearchEngine::search(const QString &searchInput) function.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.9.
See also setSearchInput().
void QHelpSearchQueryWidget::setSearchInput(const QString &searchInput)
Sets the QHelpSearchQueryWidget input field to the value specified by searchInput.
Note: The QHelpSearchEngine::search(const QString &searchInput) function has to be called to perform the actual search.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.9.
See also searchInput().


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The soldiers identified the bomber and started shooting while vehicle was at the first gate of the checkpoint, MoD said.
by TOLOnews.comAt least five soldiers were killed and four others were wounded in a suicide attack in southern Helmand province on Monday, the Ministry of Defense (MoD) said in a statement.
The attack took place about 10am local time after a suicide bomber detonated a truck laden with explosives close to a security checkpoint in Nad Ali district, the statement said.
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The Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack.


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Achievements/Skills
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- Description: The description of the achievement/skill you are creating.
- Token: The unique identification token for the achievement/skill you are creating. Please note that this name must be unique to the game.
- ActorType: The type of Actor which this achievement/skill applies to.
Evaluation Criteria
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- CriteriaQueryType: The data set from which the current value will be gathered.
- EvaluationDataType: The type of data which the criteria is being checked for.
- Scope: The range of actors from which the data will be collected for comparision.
- Value: The target value of this criteria.
Rewards
- EvaluationDataKey: The key of the data which will be provided to the actor upon completion of all criteria.
- EvaluationDataCategory: The category of data which will be provided to the actor upon completion of all criteria.
- EvaluationDataType: The type of data which will be provided to the actor upon completion of all criteria.
- Value: The value which will be provided to the actor upon completion of all criteria.
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- Name: The name of the leaderboard you are creating. Please note that this name must be unique to the game.
- Key: The key of the data which will be used to form the leaderboard.
- ActorType: The type of Actor which this leaderboard applies to.
- EvaluationDataCategory: The category of data which will be used for this leaderboard.
- EvaluationDataType: The type of data which will be used for this leaderboard.
- CriteriaScope: The range of actors from which the data will be collected.
- LeaderboardType: How collected data will be sorted for this leaderboard.
Enums
ActorType
- Undefined: Intended use not defined and as such means it applies to both Users and Groups.
- User: Intended for use for Users only.
- Group: Intended for use for Groups only.
ComparisonType
- Equals: The current value and target value must exactly match.
- Not Equal: The current value and target value do not exactly match.
- Greater: The current value is greater in value than the target value (Long and Float only).
- Greater or Equal: The current value is greater or exactly equal in value to the target value (Long and Float only).
- Lesser: The current value is lower in value than the target value (Long and Float only).
- Lesser or Equal: The current value is lower or exactly equal in value to the target value (Long and Float only).
CriteriaScope
- Actor: Data collected will have been submitted by the actor themselves.
- Related Users: Data collected will have been submitted by the actor and their friends (if the actor is a User) or their members (if the actor is a Group). ActorType cannot also be Undefined.
- Related Groups: Data collected will have been submitted by the actor and their alliances. ActorType must be Group.
- Related Group Users: Data collected will have been submitted by their members and the members of their alliances. ActorType must be Group.
CriteriaQueryType
- Any: Any collected data will be compared against the value set in the criteria. Can only be used when Scope is set to Actor.
- Sum: The sum of all collected data will be compared against the value set in the criteria. Can only be used when EvaluationDataType is set to Long or Float.
- Latest: The latest piece of data will be compared against the value set in the criteria. Can only be used when Scope is set to Actor.
EvaluationDataCategory
- Game Data: The data has been stored as a piece of Game Data, which allows for multiple values for the same key and all EvaluationDataTypes.
- Resource: The data has been stored as a Resource, which allows for only one value per key and has its value stored as a Long.
- Skill: The data has been stored as a Skill, marking the completion of all criteria for a Skill.
- Achievement: The data has been stored as a Achievement, marking the completion of all criteria for a Achievement.
- Match Data: The data has been stored as a piece of Match Data, which allows for multiple values for the same key in relation to a Match and all EvaluationDataTypes.
EvaluationDataType
- String: The data has been stored and can be parsed as a String.
- Long: The data has been stored and can be parsed as a Long.
- Float: The data has been stored and can be parsed as a Float.
- Boolean: The data has been stored and can be parsed as a Boolean.
LeaderboardType
- Highest: The leaderboard will be sorted from highest single value to lowest (Long and Float only).
- Lowest: The leaderboard will be sorted from lowest single value to highest (Long and Float only).
- Cumulative: The leaderboard will be sorted from highest combined value to lowest (Long and Float only).
- Count: The leaderboard will be sorted from the highest amount which the key has been recorded to the lowest (String and Boolean only).
- Earliest: The leaderboard will be sorted from the earliest time the key was recorded to the latest (String and Boolean only).
- Latest: The leaderboard will be sorted from the latest time the key was recorded to the earliest (String and Boolean only).


Some servers are really busy (10 slots full) - would like to auto-retry the reconnect.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Don't know what you actually mean.
If you "join" a server it automatically wait for you and connect you if a slot is available.

If you "join" a server it automatically wait for you and connect you if a slot is available.
He want's to create a extended queue.
Since the maximum capacity of the queue is 10 and some servers have the queue full all the time, he want's some kind of algorithm to keep trying, so he doesent have to keep clicking join server if the queue is full.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Ah well, i understand.
Nope, this is not that easy to integrate and i think it's also a very minor improvement.
So rejected but maybe you can ask for that in the custom plugins.


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/api/exercise/new-user
and returned will be an object
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and _id
.
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with the same info as when creating a
user.
userId
(_id
), description
,
duration
, and optionally date
to
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. If no date supplied it will use
current date. Returned will the the user object with also with the
exercise fields added.
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The previous
entry on LAF support for RTL components compared various core (Metal / Windows) and third-party
look-and-feels for RTL-oriented menus. Due to a bug in core Swing classes, all LAFs suffered from
accelerator alignment problem (has been since partially fixed in Looks). I have filed a bug
(internal number 653437) on this issue on February 19th with the proposed fix, but five weeks
later it hasn't even been acknowledged. Oh well :(
Now it's time for RTL combos. First, before people start pointing fingers to the specifications,
here is a screenshot of RTL combo in IE7 on XP (it looks the same in Firefox):
Note that not only the drop button is on the left-hand side, but the popup itself is layed
accordingly (scroll on left, everything aligned to the right). Having native acquaintance
with RTL environment, i can most certainly confirm that this is how it should look like.
Now, let's see Metal and Windows core Swing LAFs:
Here, we have three major problems that are propagated to almost all third-party LAFs as well:
- The selected value is not right-aligned and is instead very close to the drop arrow button.
- The scroll bar on popup is on the right side and not under the drop arrow button.
- The popup values are not right-aligned
The overall impression is that of a complete disaster (and i'm not exaggerating).
What about third-party LAFs? JGoodies Looks was the clear winner in RTL menus, but this
time Substance comes on top (after significant code fixes:). So, the first place is Substance:
The second place belongs to Synthetica (commercial), JGoodies Looks, Squareness and
Pagosoft (with the nice touch of flipping the arrow orientation on popup activation).
All of them inherit Swing problems with renderer alignment and scrollbar placement:
The third place goes to Liquid and Tiny with the additional problem of the location
of drop arrow button:
The fourth place goes to Napkin with the additional problem of missing glyphs and no
visual mark of currently selected (rollover) item:
The fifth place goes to Office (ClassCastException on NetBeans color selection combobox
with custom cell renderer), Trendy (commercial, the same ClassCastException) and Metouia
(NullPointerException).
In addition to this RTL problem in core Swing classes, i have also found two other problems:
- Scroll buttons on wrapped tabbed pane are not shown at all (with the exact fix) got
internal number 673417 on March 19.
- System menu not correctly aligned got internal number 673418 on March 19.
Needless to say that both are yet to appear on bugparade. And if you're about to say
"Contribute to Mustang, that's why we have the process" - sorry, don't have the time to invest in this.


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The tile theme engine is a compiled library extension for Tcl/Tk version 8.4 or higher. Beginning with Tk 8.5a6, tile is integrated into the Tk core. For earlier Tk versions it can be downloaded from the address
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Tablelist supports interactive cell editing with the aid of the tile
entry, spinbox, combobox, and checkbutton widgets, accessed as
ttk::entry
, ttk::spinbox
,
ttk::combobox
, and ttk::checkbutton
,
respectively. The version of the tile package must be 0.6 or higher
(the tile spinbox requires even tile 0.8.3 or later, or, alternatively, Tk
8.6 or later). Due to the rapidly growing importance of the tile
library, these widgets are automatically registered for cell editing, hence
the only action needed for using one of them for editing the cells of a given
column is as follows:
Use the tablelist widget's columnconfigure
subcommand to set the given column's -editable
option to true
and its -editwindow
option to
ttk::entry
, ttk::spinbox
,
ttk::combobox
, or ttk::checkbutton
,
respectively. (These options are supported at cell level, too, with the
aid of the cellconfigure
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One known limitation of the currently available tile versions is that
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tile::setTheme
procedure. From this it follows that
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expected if the platform-specific default theme is either left unchanged or
replaced with another theme by invoking the procedure
ttk::currentTheme
or tile::setTheme
,
depending on the current tile version. (See also the tablelist::setTheme
command.)
-style
option. Apart from its theme-specific
appearance, it behaves just like its Tk core counterpart.
If an application uses the tile entry widget for interactive cell editing and also the Wcb package (even if not for that widget), then the version of Wcb must be 3.1 or higher (because earlier Wcb releases didn't support any tile widgets).
-style
option and with its -state
option set to normal
, which makes the widget
editable. You can use the script corresponding to the
-editstartcommand
tablelist configuration option to set the state of the spinbox to
readonly
or define validations for it, as well as for
setting its (range of) values and its -wrap
option. Apart from its theme-specific appearance, it behaves just
like its Tk core counterpart.
If an application uses the tile spinbox widget for interactive cell editing and also the Wcb package (even if not for that widget), then the version of Wcb must be 3.2 or higher (because the support for the new tile spinbox widget was added to Wcb in its version 3.2).
-style
option and with its -state
option set to normal
, which makes the widget
editable. You can use the script corresponding to the
-editstartcommand
tablelist configuration option to set the state of the combobox to
readonly
or define validations for it, as well as for
populating its listbox component (with the aid of the combobox widget's
-values
option).
If an application uses the tile combobox widget for interactive cell editing and also the Wcb package (even if not for that widget), then the version of Wcb must be 3.1 or higher (because earlier Wcb releases didn't support any tile widgets).
-style
and -variable
options.
You can use the script corresponding to the -editstartcommand
tablelist configuration option to set any other configuration options, like
-offvalue
and -onvalue
, according
to the internal values of the cells. Since the default values
of the -offvalue
and -onvalue
tile
checkbutton options are 0
and 1
, you don't need
to change these options if the cells have the same internal values
0
and 1
.


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which in turn contains the log files.
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.
/var/lib/mireka
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Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
Cost of Living is a modern noir film that does not use the familiar plot devices of that genre as it usually is used, instead devoting the entire film to studying one character and her reactions to being on the run. Her name is Billie (Falco). She is a loner, scam artist, drifter, taciturn, independent woman, who is dressed biker-style. It is the type of role usually played by a man. The film might be about trying to find oneself, or about why you are going to a fishing village if you're not interested in fishing. The most profound line said by anyone in the film is said by Edie Falco: "Things are not always what they seem- Ben!"
We learn whatever it is that we are going to learn about her through her actions. She dumps her motorcycle over a cliff into the water. Meets a guy who says he knows her from a Texas town, who claims they met when it was hailing. She tells him that he's mistaken.  She then checks into a motel and stashes four thousand dollars under the rug. Her main antagonist is a scruffy fisherman, Ben (Villemaire), who has a foul-mouth and treats women like dirt.  They form a love-hate relationship.
When she returns to her motel room, the money's gone. She blames Ben. Goes to a diner, eats like a horse and befriends the waitress (Caitlin Clarke) into letting her skip out without paying. There's also a lonely mechanic, a friend of Ben, named Ted, who has a crush on her, but is too awkward to ever say the things that would stir a lady's heart. A mysterious biker comes to the fishing village looking for her, aptly describing her tattoo. He says she's his wife.
The action takes place in an impoverished fishing village. The dialogue is muted. The film yearns to be a story about how impossible it is to be free in today's world and how everything one does hurts. It's different in mood and scope than the usual type of introspective film. The film hinges on Falco's performance. I didn't buy it, so I failed to find the film engrossing. She seemed to be acting too hard to look as if she was loose and free. At the end of the film, we don't know too much more about her than we did at the beginning of the film. If you are looking for possible plusses in this hip neo-noir film, it might be in the director's visualizations. At least, this indie is original and is not the usual rip off you see of late.
It should be noted it won Studio Prize for Best Feature Film in New Visions Section at the 1997 AFI/Los Angeles Film Festival. It should also be noted that I had trouble reading the opening credits. They were unclear on the video I watched. But what remained more unclear to me, was what this film was about. It was not a paricularly pleasant film to watch, and the violence in it, seemed misplaced. I had no feel for those in the film, therefore seeing the violence was much like reading a newspaper account of a tragedy occurring to strangers.
REVIEWED ON 2/23/2000 GRADE: C-
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robo_directives
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test. The type
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may take on values click
or text
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type
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key should be the Android resource name of a target UI element and each value
should be the text input for that element. Values are only permitted for
text
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click
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to provide custom login credentials for your app, or
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FULL
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (4)
Updated: 2007-11-24
Index
Return to Main Contents
NAME
full - always full device
CONFIGURATION
If your system does not have
/dev/full
created already, it
can be created with the following commands:
mknod -m 666 /dev/full c 1 7
chown root:root /dev/full
DESCRIPTION
File
/dev/full
has major device number 1
and minor device number 7.
Writes to the
/dev/full
device will fail with an
ENOSPC
error.
This can be used to test how a program handles disk-full errors.
Reads from the
/dev/full
device will return \0 characters.
Seeks on
/dev/full
will always succeed.
FILES
/dev/full
SEE ALSO
mknod(1),
null(4),
zero(4)
Index
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- CONFIGURATION
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- DESCRIPTION
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- FILES
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- SEE ALSO
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Masatoshi Katabuchi (片渕正紀)
I am an Associate Professor at Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden (XTBG), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). My research focuses on using functional traits and statistical and simulation models to better understand forest (or any kind of) diversity, including how they respond to climate change.
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May 2018
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August 2017
July 2017
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May 2017
- New paper, led by Yuanzhi Li and Bill Shipley, on functional hypervolume with intraspecific variation is now online in Journal of Ecology
March 2017
- New preprint posted on bioRxiv on statistical framework of leaf trait variation.
Research
Community assembly and dynamics of tropical trees
How tropical forest tree communities are assembled from species pool? Numerous hypotheses have been proposed to explain patterns of diversity in tropical tree communities. For example, we showed that soil fertility works as a strong habitat filter for a tropical forest tree community. A long-term goal of this work is to create a more quantitative approach for understanding community assembly rules and for predicting future biodiversity.
The composition of natural communities is changing as species respond to multiple anthropogenic drivers. We are contrasting multiple-level (i.e., species, community…) analyses of change in the functional composition in tropical forests to gain mechanistic understanding of forest responses.
Leaf functional diversity
Across the global flora, photosynthetic and metabolic rates depend more strongly on leaf area than leaf mass. In contrast, intraspecific variation in these rates is strongly mass-dependent. This inconstancy poses a fundamental question for ecophysiologists, as well as challenge for accurately representing leaf function in dynamic global vegetation models (DVGMs).
We are developing new quantitative framework to understand causes and consequences of leaf trait variation.
PUBLICATION
-submitted/preprint-
- Decomposing leaf mass into photosynthetic and structural components explains divergent patterns of trait variation within and among plant speciesbioRxiv<PHONE_NUMBER>/116855 Github
-2021-
- Hydraulic Prediction of Drought-Induced Plant Dieback and Top-Kill Depends on Leaf Habit and Growth FormEcology Letters<PHONE_NUMBER>/ele.13856
- Quantifying Vulnerability to Embolism in Tropical Trees and Lianas Using Five Methods: Can Discrepancies Be Explained by Xylem Structural Traits?New Phytologist<PHONE_NUMBER>/nph.16927
-2020-
- Long-Term Shifts in the Functional Composition and Diversity of a Tropical Dry Forest: A 30-Yr StudyEcol. Monogr.<PHONE_NUMBER>/ecm.1408
-2018-
- Climate sensitive size-dependent survival in tropical treesNature Ecology & Evolution<PHONE_NUMBER>/s41559-018-0626-z
- Spatial scale changes the relationship between beta diversity, species richness and latitudeOpen Science<PHONE_NUMBER>/rsos.181168
- Divergent drivers of leaf trait variation within species, among species, and among functional groupsProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences<PHONE_NUMBER>/pnas.1803989115
-2017-
- Contrasting outcomes of species- and community-level analyses of the temporal consistency of functional compositionEcology<PHONE_NUMBER>/ecy.1952 Github
- Habitat filtering determines the functional niche occupancy of plant communities worldwideJournal of Ecology<PHONE_NUMBER>/1365-2745.12802
-2016-
- Identifying indicator species of elevation: Comparing the utility of woody plants, ants and moths for long-term monitoringAustral Ecology<PHONE_NUMBER>/aec.12291
- Vertical stratification of moths across elevation and latitudeJournal of Biogeography<PHONE_NUMBER>/jbi.12616
- Trait-Based Approaches for Understanding Species Niche, Coexistence, and Functional Diversity in Subalpine MoorlandsIn Structure and Function of Mountain Ecosystems in Japan<PHONE_NUMBER>/978-4-431-55954-2_2
-2015-
- Impact of Striped-Squirrel Nectar-Robbing Behaviour on Gender Fitness in Alpinia roxburghii Sweet (Zingiberaceae)PLOS ONE<PHONE_NUMBER>/journal.pone.0144585
- A global meta-analysis of the relative extent of intraspecific trait variation in plant communitiesEcology Letters<PHONE_NUMBER>/ele.12508
- LeafArea: an R package for rapid digital image analysis of leaf areaEcological Research<PHONE_NUMBER>/s11284-015-1307-x Github
- The role of human disturbance in island biogeography of arthropods and plants: an information theoretic approachJournal of Biogeography<PHONE_NUMBER>/jbi.12520
-2014-
- Leaf-trait responses to environmental gradients in moorland communities: contribution of intraspecific variation, species replacement and functional group replacementEcological Research<PHONE_NUMBER>/s11284-014-1148-z
- Vulnerability of moorland plant communities to environmental change: consequences of realistic species loss on functional diversityJournal of Applied Ecology<PHONE_NUMBER>/1365-2664.12192
-2013-
- Robustness of trait distribution metrics for community assembly studies under the uncertainties of assembly processesEcology<PHONE_NUMBER>/13-0269.1
- Relative importance of habitat use, range expansion, and speciation in local species diversity ofAnolislizards in CubaEcosphere<PHONE_NUMBER>/es12-00383.1
- Relationships between functional traits and the ability of forest tree species to reestablish in secondary forest and enrichment plantations in the uplands of northern ThailandForest Ecology and Management<PHONE_NUMBER>/j.foreco.2013.01.029
- Variations in Species Composition of Moorland Plant Communities Along Environmental Gradients Within a Subalpine Zone in Northern JapanWetlands<PHONE_NUMBER>/s13157-013-0380-6
-2012-
- Nestedness and niche-based species loss in moorland plant communitiesOikos<PHONE_NUMBER>/j.1600-0706.2012.20152.x
- Diversity partitioning of moorland plant communities across hierarchical spatial scalesBiodiversity and Conservation<PHONE_NUMBER>/s10531-012-0265-7
- Soil resource availability shapes community trait structure in a species-rich dipterocarp forestJournal of Ecology<PHONE_NUMBER>/j.1365-2745.2011.01937.x
-2008-
- Development of 17 microsatellite markers for Ceratosolen constrictus, the pollinating fig wasp of Ficus fistulosaMolecular Ecology Resources<PHONE_NUMBER>/j.1755-0998.2007.02084.x
- Documenting the Effect of Foundress Number in a Dioecious Fig, Ficus fistulosa, in MalaysiaBiotropica<PHONE_NUMBER>/j.1744-7429.2008.00405.x
software
LeafArea (R package)
The package LeafArea allows one to conveniently run ImageJ software within R. The package provides a user-friendly, automated tool for measuring leaf area from digital images ( Katabuchi 2015). CRAN Github
mglmn (R package)
Tools for univariate and multivariate generalized linear models with model averaging and null model technique (used in Nakamura et al. 2015). CRAN Github
experience
Education
Tohoku University Japan
2012 Ph.D Graduate School of Life Sciences
2009 M.S. Graduate School of Life Sciences
2007 B.S. Department of Biology
Professional experience
2017- Postdoctoral Research Associate, Michigan State University, USA
2016-2017 Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Florida, USA
2014-2016 JSPS Postdoctoral Fellow for Research Abroad, University of Florida, USA
2012-2014 Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
2012 Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Tohoku University, Japan
2010-2012 JSPS Research Fellow, DC2, Tohoku University, Japan
post
contact
Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Menglun, Mengla, Yunnan 666303 China


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Classes
AccountCreatedEffectResponse
Represents account_created effect response. See: https://www.stellar.org/developers/horizon/reference/resources/effect.html EffectsRequestBuilder Server
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AccountHomeDomainUpdatedEffectResponse
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AccountThresholdsUpdatedEffectResponse
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EffectResponse
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OfferCreatedEffectResponse
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OfferRemovedEffectResponse
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OfferUpdatedEffectResponse
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SignerCreatedEffectResponse
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SignerEffectResponse
SignerRemovedEffectResponse
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SignerUpdatedEffectResponse
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TradeEffectResponse
Represents trade effect response. See: https://www.stellar.org/developers/horizon/reference/resources/effect.html EffectsRequestBuilder Server
TrustlineAuthorizationResponse
TrustlineAuthorizedEffectResponse
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TrustlineCreatedEffectResponse
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For those who serve to protect us
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Father, we pray for the men and women who serve our communities and our nation--whose responsibility is to protect us and help us live in this freedom that You have granted us, so that we may live a peaceable and godly life; that injustice and wickedness will be held accountable and that righteousness will prevail on this earth.You have called men and women to serve Your purposes of righteousness and justice. Give them the Spirit of the Fear of the Lord, and enable them to recognize the deceptive intentions of the wicked, as well as the good works of the righteous. Strengthen them to carry out justice, to rescue the victims of evil, and give them victory over lawlessness. In their duties, protect them from the wicked. May the hosts of heaven accompany them to guard them in all their ways, and bear them up lest they strike their foot against a stone. Though the enemy encamp around them, give them courage, yet also compassion. We know that seeing and dealing with the darkness of sin day-in and day-out can make it difficult to see Your glory and Your goodness. Bring a fresh light of hope to the hearts of these servants.
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`The Hurricane', the true story of wrongly convicted boxer Rubin `Hurricane' Carter, is obviously a burden of love on behalf on the filmmakers. In particular, the commendable effort of Canadian director Norman Jewison speaks nothing but painstaking dedication. Jewison has extracted every possible ounce of compelling drama out of Carter's inspirational battle for justice, and channeled it into a stunningly powerful biography. The man with center-stage, however, is Denzel Washington.
Washington's commanding, heartfelt performance as the title character only further justifies the fact that he could be the best actor working in Hollywood today. His seductive puppy-dog eyes and polished speech mannerisms entrance the viewer, and from there, the effortless nuance and understated power of character take over. Washington's deeply affecting portrayal of The Hurricane is just another impressive file to add into the great performance cabinet of 1999, but there is something that makes this one stand out. Perhaps it's because his characterization is based upon that of an actual individual, and that Carter's story is already compelling and touching before being formatted to a theatrical biography. But it's Denzel who goes that extra yard to identify with the racial injustice that Carter dealt with, and all the while remaining loyal and true to his story. It's almost unfortunate that bits and pieces of `The Hurricane' are too conventional, and that dramatic authority is lacking during a few crucial moments.
The Hurricane's story begins in the boxing ring, just as Carter has upset the favored defender and become the new Welter Weight Champion. But there is one determined obstacle in his journey to fame: racism. Carter is wrongly accused for a multiple-homicide by a racist police officer (Dan Hedaya) who has hounded him since he was 11-years old. Of course, the ruling tips in favor of his guilt, and in 1966 Carter is sentenced to prison for the remainder of his natural life. At this point, Jewison has more than persuaded the audience that the world is a cruel and unjust place. But there is a faint light of hope at the end of The Hurricane's tunnel, and that hope lies within a small group of Canadians who would rally to set him free. Lesra Martin (Vicellous Reon Shannon), a Brooklyn youth being tutored in Toronto by three Canadian adults, manages to find a copy of The Hurricane's autobiography, `The Sixteenth Round'. Lesra is deeply moved by the story, and feels compelled to meet Carter in person and somehow bring his case to a Federal court.
`The Hurricane' is powerful stuff. Mind you, it's also a constant uphill battle to establish some of the essential dramatic details. Jewison crafts a beautiful story with a potent emotional backbone, only fumbling the ball on a few childhood flashbacks, which are brief and rather unconvincing. All of the performances are stellar. Although they are never granted more than a peripheral outlook, Liev Schreiber, Deborah Kara Unger and John Hannah are excellent in their roles as the courageous Canadian trio who fight valiantly for Hurricane's freedom. Dan Hedaya succeeds in making us want to put his character through a meat grinder. The remainder of supporting cast includes David Paymer and Rod Steiger, both playing small but equally pivotal roles. The screenplay in `The Hurricane' borders on cliché too often, including an excessive good cop-bad cop scenario, but the performances and steadfast direction never taper off course.
Washington's performance is a great one in a semi-great movie. Another component that is thankfully added is the believable and ultimately heartfelt relationship between Rubin and Lesra. There is a sense of discovery with their interaction together. It's a great feeling, just as it must have been for the real Hurricane upon his first meeting with this young Brooklyn lad who had identified with his novel. This feel-good message adds fuel to the powerful fire of `The Hurricane', and helps it overcome the conventional flaws that simmer within it's screenplay. Of course, it all boils down to the Canadians gathering information and connecting the dots of various witness statements to find the proper documents for the courts to release Hurricane from prison. Even though the finale is slightly melodramatic and easy to anticipate, the message of `The Hurricane' radiates throughout this inspirational biography.
`Hate put me in prison. Love's gonna bust me out'. As soon as Washington speaks these words, we realize our journey has been worthwhile. Just as justice does for Mr. Rubin Carter, `The Hurricane' prevails in the end.
(C) 2000, Jamey Hughton
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My name is Sihem Azibi, I am 35 years old. In 2013, I moved to the U.S. from a country called Algeria, situated in North Africa, where I grew up. While there, I received my computer science degree and worked for a pharmaceutical company after graduating. in 2011 I met my husband while he was living in Iowa. Two years later, we were married and now are raising two wonderful children that fill our lives with joy. I have been so fortunate to become a US citizen and currently work as a school bus driver with the Durham/Iowa City Community School District. i joined Delta v coding school to change my career and find a job in the computer science fild
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Many want to learn to code, and many choose Python as a first language. If the influx of interest in learning how to code is any indication: software engineering as a career is having its 15 minutes of fame. But in the context of history, software engineering is merely just going through its industrial phase compared to other engineering fields. With revolutionary pace of software development, how best should we teach and learn its principles? This talk looks at how we currently learn how to code, and prescribes how we should learn how to code.
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You're fixing an issue - probably something that cannot even unit tested. How do you get confirmation that your fix actually works for the one with the original issue? We have a tested workflow that will make your life so much easier. It contains automated deployments from pull requests, multi branch deployments and project dependencies.
The goal of the talk is to give an idea of what is PyLadies community and why we (2 event organizers) have created one in Finland. One of the main outlines of the talk is to explain the purpose of the group, to tell what we have been doing until now, and that our membership is not limited by gender - PyLadies is about sharing ideas on software development in Python in a comfortable environment among ladies and (!) gentlemen.
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Staples coupon code gives an extra 10 percent off Surface Pro 7, Laptop 3
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by Jonathan LamontDeal hunters looking to get the latest Microsoft Surface devices at a discount have some excellent options.
Microsoft is running a sale on its online store offering between $150 and $300 off select Surface Pro 7 models. Tech stores have lowered prices to match the deal, but according to RedFlagDeals, Staples goes above and beyond.
The retailer is reportedly offering an additional 10 percent off through the use of coupon codes. The codes don’t work online but reportedly work in-store. That said, the RedFlagDeals user who shared the codes says cashiers may ask for the physical coupon and warns your mileage may vary.
That said, the discounts bring down the price fairly significantly. Some entry-level models are listed below as an example:
- Surface Pro 7 i5 variant with 8GB RAM, 128GB storage: $945 (regular $1,199)
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Interestingly, the code works for the Surface Laptop 3 as well, which isn’t currently on sale. In other words, the deal isn’t quite as good, but still overall excellent if you’d rather get the laptop.
If you’re interested, you can learn more about the Staples deal here.
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The following presents a retrospective of my first few trials with 4-Methylmethcathinone (a.k.a. and henceforth called, Mephedrone). Here is a brief summary of the effects that I experienced:
Positive: Elevated mood; mild euphoria; empathogenic effects; mild to moderate stimulation; increases in motivation, sociability and mental clarity; no notable come-down or hangover; aphrodisiac after come-down.
Neutral: Slightly raised heart rate; pupil dilation; chattiness; appetite suppression.
Negative: Difficulty sleeping after primary effects had subsided.
I received 10 grams from a reputable online chemical supplier. Since the deaths that occurred last year resulting from the mislabeling of a batch of Bromo-Dragonfly as 2C-B-Fly, Iíve been much more careful handling new chemical samples. A series of increasing, low dose trials can be a very effective approach to keeping oneself reasonably safe, as follows:
I began by insufflating 1 mg, the rational being that even if the package were mislabeled and the substance was actually one of the most active research chemicals such as Bromo-Dragonfly or DOI, the result might be very uncomfortable, but wouldnít likely be life-threatening. No effects whatsoever were experienced at this dose.
A second dose of 5 mg was insufflated one half hour later. No effects were noted.
One hour later, a third dose of 25 mg was insufflated in two equal parts (lines) taken approximately one half hour apart. One hour after the first 12.5 mg line was taken, I felt an energetic lift, I was talkative and very clear headed with improved conversational ability. No significant physical effects were present. This experience gradually tailed off, with no ill comedown noted. At this point, since the substance was presenting itself exactly as expected, I felt confident that the package was accurately labeled and I could move on to a full dose.
One week later:
We were planning to attend a house party on the weekend, and decided it might be a good venue for our first full trial. After reading various trip reports online and studying the various doses and responses, we decided weíd take multiple doses, up to a maximum total of 300 mg each. We prepared 2 Ė 100 mg capsules and 2 Ė 50 mg capsules for each of us, to be taken over the course of the evening.
T=0:00 (9:50 PM) Ė We each took a 100 mg capsule on the way to the party, and then an additional 50 mg capsule 15 minutes later, just before entering the house. We thought this approach might smooth and slow the come up, and reduce the chance of gastrointestinal upset or being caught up in a strong rush upon arrival.
T+0:20 Ė Despite not knowing anyone at the party, we settled in quickly and easily. We were both feeling first alerts: lightly stimulated, slightly euphoric and sitting in the back yard around a small camp fire feeling very sociable. There wasnít any strong rush or queasiness that sometimes comes from the onset of MDMA, a much compared substance.
T+0:45 Ė I am feeling really good and I think the substance is nearing the peak. The party is unfolding in a beautiful urban back yard, surrounded by lush gardens and trees decorated with white mini-lights. Socializing is smooth and easy. I feel friendly, loving and outgoing, without feeling over-stimulated. My partner is not feeling as much as I am at this point.
T+1:15 Ė Yes! I feel great. I feel lucid, socially competent, and very at ease. My mind is nicely tweaked, but my body feels mostly normal. Heart rate is only slightly elevated, body temperature feels more or less normal. The party is filling up, and very warm, considerate, outgoing people dominate the scene.
T+1:30 Ė Hark! Is that the first hint of drop-off I feel? Yes, I think I have just crested the peak and begun the descent ... time to re-dose! I take another 100 mg, but I canít find my partner. I find her about 10 minutes later and give her 100 mg. Fifteen minutes after that, we cross paths again, and she indicates she has yet to experience a very strong effect, so I suggest she takes her remaining 50 mg, bringing her total to 300 mg. She agrees. I decide to stick at 250 mg.
T+1:50 Ė At this point my second dose hasnít taken hold yet, and I am feeling like I am on my way down from the first dose. I feel less wonderful than I did, but still quite nice. We go inside the house to dance while the second phase takes hold.
T+2:00 - Dancing is fun and feels good, but I donít have a great deal of energy, so after a song or two, we go back outside to the patio. My second dose is clearly coming up, and my partner is finally feeling this substance blossom into something quite noteworthy.
T+3:00 Ė Weíre both feeling fantastic, very sociable, and agree this is one hell of a substance. It is not as physically prominent as say MDMA or Methylone, but it provides a very wonderful mood lift. I feel completely in control, at ease, content.
T+3:30 Ė Iíve reached the tail end of the second peak, and we decide itís time to go home. Arriving home, we still feel quite stimulated so we take 3 ml of GHB, 0.25 mg of Xanax, 25 mg diphenhydramine and some vapour hits of weed, hoping to bring on sleep quickly. We sit around and talk about the evening for an hour or so, and finally crawl in to bed.
T+5:30 (3:20 AM) Ė We're both incessantly tossing and turning. I realize this substance shares a quality with Methylone, that being, extreme horniness after come-down.  My partner says her heart is still beating quite fast. Mine feels normal. She suggests we have sex to alleviate my horniness, but Iím actually too exhausted at this point to accept the offer! We go back downstairs for another 2 ml of GHB each, and I have 50 mg of dimenhydrinate as well. Shortly after, the sexual fantasies give way to dreamy visions and I finally fall asleep, albeit pretty fitfully, and I feel pretty tired when we woke the next day.
Summary:
What a great experience! I have to say I am thoroughly excited about this compound, because itís been a while since something interesting has come on the market. If I were to paint Mephedrone with a broad brush, Iíd say it sits somewhere between Ritalin and Methylone. Or, if Methylone could be considered ĎMDMA lightí, then I might describe Mephedrone as ĎMethylone lightí. Itís less empathogenic and physical than Methylone, but it definitely had notable heart-opening qualities. I think it could be a light and effective medicine for use in relationship therapy, apparently with sex being a reasonable post-session prospect.
Recreationally, as a gentle social elixir it might just be about as good as it gets. I tend to get a bit too chatty on MDMA and Methylone, and every once in a while I wake up after a party feeling like I was a bit too friendly and gushy. Ritalin can make me look and feel like a tweaker. Mephedrone allowed me a bit more restraint, and I liked that. Most of all, I liked the fact that there was virtually no crash. I felt crappy the next day, but it just felt like a lack of sleep.
Regarding the substance duration, it was very short, and so I felt a bit of a roller coaster effect with the dosing strategy we used. Next time I will probably take the same total amount, but in repeated smaller doses, to get a more consistent effect over time; a sort of extended release plan if you wish (ask your doctor if Mephedrone ERģ is right for you ... hehe). I think starting with 100 mg, then taking 50 mg capsules every 45 minutes over 2.5 hours might work well. Or as an alternative, Iíll dissolve 250-300 mg in a bottle of juice, and sip on it over the course of an evening (Report update: since writing this report, I tried this dosing method and it worked very, very well!).
My total dose of 250 mg was perfect for me. For my partner, 300 mg was perfect, despite being only 75-80% of my body weight. We both agreed we started a bit too late in the night, and would rather not still have been speeding at 2:30 AM. There is no question, this substance left us with a great deal of residual stimulation.
There is a lot of online discussion regarding addiction and habituation. This substance left me excited at the prospect of doing it again, but Iím not one that falls prey to impulse so much. I can definitely see the habituation potential, but remember folks ... there are no bad drugs, only bad usage patterns. Used cautiously and sensibly, I think Mephedrone is a very worthy substance.
Notes on Insufflation:
I insufflated Mephedrone a couple of times in 30 and 40 mg doses and found it very effective. The only negative side effect was the burn, which was formidable. The duration didnít seem too greatly effected, although it was reduced somewhat, and given that the oral duration is already so short, Iím not overly inclined to use this method, unless I only want a very small bump to get me moving at a party.
Notes on smoking/vaporizing:
I tried smoking/vaporizing Mephedrone a couple of times, in 20 mg doses, using a small glass bulb pipe and an indirect flame. First I tried using a cannabis vaporizer, but the 500 degree maximum setting was insufficient to vaporize the material. I found the effects to be similar to insufflation. The first hit was very clean and nice tasting, almost nutty, but what worries me, is that after it melted down and went golden, it became markedly more harsh, making me wonder if the heat converts it to something else. My throat felt slightly irritated for an hour or two afterward, as if I had gone jogging in cold weather. The next day, I coughed up small amounts of clear phlegm. Needless to say, I donít imagine Iíll be doing that again. If Iím looking for rapid effects, itís far easier to insufflate it.
Thanks for reading. I hope this provided a solid overview: one personís experiences anyway!
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[gecode-users] changing a Space's AFC decay factor
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Fri Dec 6 12:35:10 CET 2013
Hi,
Gecode is cheating for AFC, read footnote 1 on page 120 in MPG.
I fixed the link.
Cheers
Christian
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Christian Schulte, Professor of Computer Science, KTH,
www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
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Hi,
I am looking at the documentation for AFC in the class documentation for
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afc_set(double a) does:
The description say it 'Reset AFC to a', but I thought there is no global
AFC value, as each variable has its own AFC value?
[Also, I noticed a possibly incorrect link in the description for
afc_decay(double d):
the Set in 'Set AFC decay factor to d' is linked to Gecode:Set ]
Cheers,
Kish
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