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We have stayed at Bikini Beach before during "bike week" events. While not a fancy place, it is adequate, affordable and in a convenient location. I enjoy the beach front balcony and easy beach access. The rooms are dated, limited cable access, no success with Wi-Fi. But, for this visit it was about enjoying the bike week events, so we had a good time. Plus, the place is "biker friendly" with good parking for bikes and trailers.
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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has revealed that Fernando Torres faces up to a month on the sidelines with a knee injury.
The striker suffered lateral ligament damage after coming off the bench in the 3-1 Premier League win over Manchester United on Sunday.
Torres' absence will leave Mourinho with just Samuel Eto'o and Demba Ba as his only fit first-team strikers, but the manager confirmed that the Spain international is his only fresh injury concern.
"He is the only one [out]," Mourinho told reporters. "One month, or three weeks, something like that."
Mourinho previously hinted that the injury to Torres has scuppered a potential Janauary exit for Demba Ba, who has started just two league games this season.
"Now we lose Fernando for a few weeks with something in his lateral ligament [in his knee] and that is why we have Demba in the squad," said Mourinho. "We decided not to open the door to him [to leave] because he is a good player and we need him. The next few weeks is Demba and Samuel and I hope they do well for us.
"It's time for Demba. It's a pity because [Torres] is in a good moment, but it's time for Demba. Demba had a fantastic week, [it was] very difficult for me to leave him out of selection because he worked very, very well."
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Cold Curried Lobster Salad
Yield: Serves 6
This was my Mothers' recipe and it was usually served after Mass on Sunday, especially those hot days of August. She would put it together before church and it was quick and easy from refrigerator to table.
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- 1-1/2 pounds cooked lobster meat
- 2/3 cup mayonnaise
- 1/3 cup sour cream
- 2 tablespoons minced parsley
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh dill
- 2 tablespoons capers
- 1 tablespoon curry powder
- 2 tablespoons grated onion
- 3-4 dashes Tabasco sauce
- juice of 1/2 lemon
Instructions:Put lobster meat in a large bowl. Mix the remaining ingredients until well blended, pour over lobster and toss to coat well. Cover and refrigerate several hours. Serve on a bed of shredded lettuce or in avocado halves.
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It's time to loosen up. Myofascial release therapy is a form of physical therapy that is related to osteopathy. The therapy focuses on releasing muscular tightness and loosening the body to remove the underlying cause of aches and pains – so that you can get on with enjoying life.
Myofascial release therapy helps to relieve the discomfort that comes from restricted fascia in the body. Fascia is the soft connective tissue that surrounds your muscles and organs and helps to keep them in place. It provides lots of support to your body, but can sometimes tighten and become restricted as a result of overuse, trauma, inactivity or infection – leaving you with unpleasant aches and pains that can make life difficult.
At the beginning of your therapy session you will be asked to lie down on a massage table, partially clothed. However, later in the session you may be asked to move around as the practitioner works, including sitting and standing on the table. The practitioner won't use any oils on your skin as they need to get good traction in order to loosen that fascia up nicely.
During a session of myofascial release therapy, your practitioner will massage your body by applying pressure to your skin with their knuckles and elbows. This helps to stretch the fascia and mobilise it, freeing up even the deepest levels of tissue. Whilst myofascial release is being performed on you, you will feel a stretching sensation on your skin. You may also feel a tingling or burning sensation – don't worry, this is perfectly normal and means that the therapy is working.
Myofascial release therapy can be helpful in treating chronic neck, back, shoulder and hip pain. It may also be beneficial to those suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome or migraines – good news if you're fed up with the pain getting you down.
This treatment is suitable for pregnant women – make sure you inform your practitioner of your condition first though so they can tailor the treatment to meet your needs. If you are ill or injured it's also a good idea to talk it over with a practitioner to make sure the therapy is appropriate for you.
'Myofascial' is pronounced 'myo-fashal' and is derived from the Latin words 'myo' (muscle) and 'fascia' (band).
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VIDEO: Emotional reunion of elderly woman, dog found in rubble after Oklahoma EF5 tornado
MOORE, Okla. - A CBS News video shows the emotional reunion of one Moore, Okla. tornado victim and her dog, offering a little bit of hope in the face of utter devastation.
Featured in the video is an elderly woman standing in the middle of a pile of rubble that was once her home. She calmly gives a reporter her account of events when the tornado struck.
"I was sittin' on the stool, holding my dog," she explains. "The electric went off in the bathroom, about the same time I felt the stool come up out of the floor."
She goes on to describe how she was lying among the rubble when she "hollered for my little dog, but he didn't answer or come."
Suddenly, a producer spots the dog alive in the rubble.
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Re: new nook tablet wont turn back onrmm73 Jan 20, 2012 5:40 PM (in response to rmm73)
got it.
For those who have the same issue. hold power on and nook symbol at the same time. immediately came back on.
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I turned off my animated wallpaper and haven't had a problem with this since.
Re: new nook tablet wont turn back onTnTexas Jun 4, 2012 3:41 PM (in response to rmm73)
This happened to me last night, my Tablet went to sleep and wouldn't wake up. Thankfully holding the power button in for 30 seconds, waiting for 30 and then holding it for 30 again worked. Not sure why, but it did. Whew!


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Rising U.S. corn prices in the face of a Midwest drought have forced Valero Energy (VLO) to shut two of its 10 ethanol plants, each with the capacity to produce 120M gallons of ethanol per year. Rabobank analysts predict corn prices could rise another 25% by year's end on lower yields due to the weather, pushing prices near the all-time high of $7.99/bushel.
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It USED TO BE that prices for grains were more inelastic than they are nowadays -- a large proportion of corn was consumed for food or livestock breeding populations that needed to be maintained -- but grains are still relatively price inelastic ... after a certain point, a decreases in supply leaded to certain amount of panic buying. The fund ownership in grains is not especially large yet -- it would be safe to say that investment funds are monitoring the situation closely and will jump in quickly if a price spike looks likely, i.e. the PUBLIC tends to be "notified" with news headlines of huge profits to be made in commodities after that spike has happened. Right now, WEATHER still drives this market ... if plentiful rains started falling right now across the corn belt the market would, in all likelihood, drop like a rock.
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First off, these are really nice and easy to use. The reason I don't give them 5 star is because they will jiggle more so than a dash mounted system. But yes they clip on your vent, and yes it does come off but it takes both hands as you have to pull back a spring loaded clip and push the clip forward to clear the hooks in back. Now, if you shoved this thing into you vent without looking what you where doing, and it separated the air vents to get shoved in, or something of the like, then yes user carelessness may get you into trouble.
I bought this product to hold my cell phone in car. But once I plugged this into car vent, I can not take it out. The hooks on back hold vents so firmly that it is just not possible to take it off. I never expected this to happen. I don't want to damage my car vent, but I don't want the whole thing sticking there all the times as well because it blocks airways.
Very cheaply made, will not mount in air vents and will not hold a 4.3 TomTom (said it would).
Check your GPS and if it has its own mounting system use it. DO NOT BUY!! Ended up taking it back. Two Thumbs Down
This is a piece of junk save your money.
my mother bought this for my ipod and after managing to get it on the vent I couldn't get it off to use the vent. I had to take the holder part off of the clips making it a challenge to get it back on. one of the clips ended up breaking and another pieces broke that the ipod/phone sits on.
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This is a picture I drew over break of a woman I was in one of my dreams a while ago. I remembered she had a very harsh but beautiful face, and was pretty much an uncaring bitch who only looked out for herself XD She was a Shauman of some kind, and powerful at that. She was so cool, I decides to expand on her and came up with this when I was doddling ^_^ I'm so proud, I used NO refs! All from my mind XD There's more to the picture, but my scanner cut it off and couldn't find my camera, but you're not missing much, just the side of her hair pretty much and bottoms. I'm thinking about coloring this throgh Painter, but donno. I did the coloring and borders and stuff in Painter and PaintshopPro. Mechanical Pencil. About 4 hours-ish ???
Yikes!! That looks uber-creepy, yet so nice! Love all those details. *.* Man, wish I had your sense of details and delicate touch.
creepy hmm... well, in my dream she was really creepy... she reminded me of a lizard at one point XD Thanks^^ My detail-ness is my favorite part XD
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Director: David Christopher
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Distribution Companies: Legend
Cast: Jada Fire, Domina X, Alexis Malone, Monique Alexander, Lolita Lamorehand, Brittany Skye, Charlie Lane, Ice LaFox
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
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All-girl, specialty and maybe your interracial section as well.
All the usual Decadent Divas staples are here: uniformly gorgeous women, garden-variety fetish garb, upscale locales and moderately heated, middle of the road Sapphic sex.
The hottest moments come in scene two when Alexis Malone enthusiastically rides Brittany Skye's strap-on, and in scene three, when black, big-titted Domina X does her dominating thing with white girl Lolita Lamorehand with an assist from fellow sista Jada Fire. Too bad the scene ends before things really heat up.
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I am trying to migrate my wordpress into our own server on Linux plaform, Fedora 6 version. WordPress setup is done. There is no problem to see the entire content in my website. However, the background theme is not able to be shown properly. I have made sure that the themes are stored in the directory of /wp-content/themes/ ....same problem found on the default wordpress theme is selected.
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Sales in June were robust, with many automakers pulling in record numbers, and new models continued to sell quickly. However, it often takes more to sell a new car than new sheet metal, and in June, incentives were also high.
Related: Top 10 Best-Selling Cars: June 2014
It took an average of 64 days for a new car to sell in June from the time it originally arrived at a dealer lot until the sales paperwork was signed. That's up from 62 days in May and 59 days in June 2013.
The 20 fastest-selling cars were an equal mix of luxury and nonluxury, but only one truly inexpensive car, the Honda Fit, was part of that group. Big luxury sedans, bigger SUVs and a few sports cars were what eager buyers had to have, now.
Not every luxury or sports car was in demand, as our list of the slowest-selling cars remains littered with top-end BMW and Jaguar two-doors. The only nonluxury model amongst June's poorest performers was Mitsubishi's redesigned Outlander SUV.
Shoppers truly looking for inexpensive transportation should look at the 2014 Chevrolet Sonic sedan. It made our list of picks of sluggish sellers that would be worth investigating to see if deals are to be had. Or if you're on the other end of the spectrum, you could take advantage of the fact that it takes much longer to sell a Porsche Cayman than we could imagine ... nearly four times as long as it takes to sell a Porsche Cayenne.
About the Lists
The Fastest- and Slowest-Selling Cars list reports the average number of days it takes to sell models from the day they arrive on the lot until the final paperwork is signed by a buyer. This is not a days-of-inventory list like you may find on other websites. With lots mostly clear of 2013 models, we look exclusively at 2014 and 2015 models.
For the fastest sellers, we only list vehicles that pass a certain threshold of sales in order to weed out limited editions, ultra-high-performance cars and others that might skew the numbers or otherwise inaccurately portray popularity. To highlight all slow sellers, slowest sellers have no such threshold.
Our Picks highlight cars that take a significant time before they're sold and might be overlooked by shoppers. Dealers could be more motivated to sell these cars.
Cars.com photo by Evan Sears


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Hi, I'm Aaron Wang.
A Marketer, Technologist & Life Student
who is always doing, creating, and making.
About Me
I am a recent graduate from University of Minnesota, Twin Cities where I studied Marketing & Management Information Systems (MIS). My marketing and technology background make me a rare breed. I swear by data and ask the hard questions to push what we can achieve as a team.
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I have built my career in a variety of roles and industries, where I was not just an intern, but also served as a technologist, copywriter, consultant, and marketer.
Updated May 2015.
Contact me with any questions or comments.
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March 5th, 2006, 5:00 PM
well, i been playing pokemon for awhile now, but i dont classfiy myself as a pokemon expert, i just like the orginal 251 pokemon, but 100 new pokemon? i dont like em, very weird, when i first played ruby/sapphire, i didnt get used to the game until a month alter, then sold it, it got bored, but playing fire red and leaf green reminds of the good old days, so if u guys play pokemon longer than me, then you guys prolly knwo more pokemon stuff than me. so here's my question: Are You A Pokemon Expert.


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"For us, the idea of having a work that has contradictions is very important—when, in affirming something, it includes itself and attacks itself. How can you put together all of these things that have nothing to do with each other? You use glue! Glue can be an idea, a word. You can use an ideological glue."
"A lot of people start out, if they're dance people, with classical ballet...and they kind of figure out that modern is also interesting. For me, it was just the opposite. I never understood ballet, never liked it, and I always understood Merce Cunningham's work and loved it. I learned video and taught it to Merce. I had made films before that but didn't have access to video. But when we got started, it was a way to dinstinguish dance documentation...actually making pieces with dance and video where they were equal elements in it, although it was very much about the dance."
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Microsoft recently announced new CloudApp(), a developer challenge for both .NET & PHP developers creating cloud applications or services on the Azure Services Platform. Follow on twitter (#newCloudApp).
There are categories for both US and International entries and you can register and submit your application here. The submission deadline for international entries is July 9th (US) so you need to get started ASAP. The competition FAQ and official fineprint.
But wait, if you're an Australian resident, there's more…
In typical Australian fashion for any good competition, we thought it would be interesting to have a little side-bet on the action to showcase to the world some great Australian cloud developer talent.
How it works
From all of the entries from Australia submitted into the International category of new CloudApp() we'll locally judge the best application from the Australian entrants as at July 21st. Make sure you indicate Australia when you register for the competition.
The local winner, as decided by our judges, will receive:
All Australian entrants will still be in the running for the main International Category prize in the competition as voted for by the community.
Our local judges for the best Australian new CloudApp() will be:
Gianpaolo Carraro – Director, Microsoft Australia
Gianpaolo recently joined Microsoft Australia to run the developer and platform evangelism group. Prior to that, Gianpaolo spent several years at Microsoft headquarters in Redmond, with his head in the clouds, thinking, writing, developing cloud solutions.
Before Microsoft, Gianpaolo helped inflate and maybe even more so, burst the .com bubble as co-founder and CEO of a SaaS startup. Gianpaolo started his career in Research where he was looking for random ideas that could be patented or discussed in academic circles as a member of technical staff at Bell Laboratories.
You can learn more about him through his blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/gianpaolo
Dr Anna Liu – Associate Professor in Services Engineering, University of New South Wales
Anna Liu holds an Associate Professorship in Services Engineering at the School of Computer Science and Engineering, University of NSW, and is a Research Leader at the Smart Services CRC. Her current research interest is in Cloud Computing and evaluating Platform as a Service (PaaS).
Prior to returning to academia, she held Principal Architect and Group Management roles at Microsoft Australia, leading efforts on SOA, EAI and Emerging Web innovations. Before joining Microsoft, she was a research leader at the CSIRO, working with Middleware technologies. She views the world through her software architect's lenses...
Greg Willis - Architect Evangelist, Microsoft Australia
Greg Willis is an Architect Evangelist with Microsoft in Sydney with over 17 years commercial experience in the media, telecoms and finance industries.
Greg's previous experience includes architecting high-traffic (and in other cases high-hype) web sites in the halcyon days of Web 1.0 before the web world generally worried about such trivial matters as business models, revenue etc. He now focuses on the challenges of Software + Services, particularly distributing applications to the cloud in the context of enterprise architecture.
Any questions or comments please let me know! Good luck in the clouds.
Please see below for the official terms and conditions for the Australian competition:
1. Instructions on how to enter form part of the conditions of entry. By participating entrants agree to be bound by these conditions.
2. The promoter is Microsoft Pty Limited, ACN 002 589 460 of 1 Epping Road, North Ryde, New South Wales, 2113.
3. Entry is open to Australian residents aged 18 years and over. Employees and their immediate families of the promoter, its retailers, suppliers and associated companies and agencies are not eligible to enter.
4. The promoter reserves the right to verify the validity of entries and to disqualify any entrant who the promoter believes either has tampered with the entry process or has submitted an entry that is not in accordance with these conditions of entry.
5. Entry to the competition commences at 5.00pm (Sydney time) on June 12th 2009 and closes at 5.00am (Sydney time) on July 10th 2009 – the deadline for entry of submissions at http://www.newcloudapp.net
6. Only one entry per person is allowed and all entries to newCloudApp() are subject to the official rules at http://www.newcloudapp.com/official-rules.html.
7. The Australian winner will be judged from all valid entrants in the new CloudApp() competition International category who indicate in their entry that they are Australian. Details of how to enter the new CloudApp() competition and its full terms and conditions can be found at http://www.newcloudapp.com. The official rules are at http://www.newcloudapp.com/official-rules.html
8. All valid entries submitted by the closing date will be reviewed by the judging panel. This is a game of skill and chance plays no part in determining the winners. Each entry will be individually judged based on the most innovative and original use of the Azure Services Platform. The local Australian winner will be judged from the registered entries on July 22nd 2009 Sydney time (after the community voting period has ended in the main competition).
9. The best entry will win One (1) Full Conference Registration for Tech.Ed Australia 2009 to be held on September 8th – 11th 2009 at the Gold Coast, QLD. Total number prizes = 1. Total prize value = AUD $1999. Prizes are not exchangeable, transferable or redeemable for cash.
10. Travel and accommodation costs to the Gold Coast, QLD are not included in the prize. If the promoter is unable to supply the nominated prize, the promoter reserves the right to supply another prize of greater or equal value.
11. All entries become the property of the promoter. The promoter's decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. No responsibility is accepted for entries not received by the promoter. Entries will be deemed void if stolen, forged, mutilated or tampered with in any way.
12. All entries are deemed to be received at the time of receipt into the promotion database and not at the time of transmission by the entrant. Any form of automated entry using other devices or software is invalid.
13. The stated prize value is the recommended retail value (including GST) in Australia as provided by the supplier and is correct at the time of printing. The Promoter accepts no responsibility for any variation in the value of the prize. The Promoter and its associated agencies and companies accept no responsibility for prizes damaged or lost in transit.
14. Winners of all prizes will be notified via email and the winner of the competition will be announced in the first edition of the Australian MSDN Flash newsletter published after the prize is claimed.
15. In the event that a prize is not claimed by 1st August 2009 the judges will select an alternate winner to receive the prize.
16. Any costs associated with entering the competition and accessing the website are the responsibility of the entrant.
17. The promoter assumes no responsibility for, and the entrant releases the promoter from responsibility for, any failure to receive an entry or for inaccurate information or for any loss, claim, damage or injury to person or property (including computer systems and servers) as a result of the entrant's participation in this promotion or the conduct of the promotion generally or as a direct or indirect result of an entrant's error, any technical problem of any kind including communications or network failure, unauthorised access to, transferring or theft of data, whether caused by the entrant or associated with the equipment or programming used in the conduct of this promotion. If, because of any such problem, this promotion is not able to be conducted as planned and/or the promotion's administration, security, fairness or integrity are compromised or affected, the promoter may cancel, terminate, modify or suspend the promotion and/or disqualify any entrant involved in interfering or tampering with the conduct of this promotion in any way.
18. Details from all entries will be collected and used for the purposes of conducting this promotion (which may include disclosure to third parties for the purpose of processing and conducting the promotion) and for publicity purposes surrounding this promotion. By entering this promotion entrants consent to the use of their information as described. Entrants may access and/or change their data by following the procedures in the promoter's privacy policy which is available at www.microsoft.com/australia/privacy. The promoter will only use your personal details for marketing purposes outside those described above if you "opt in" to join the mailing list when prompted.


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Seem to have locked myself out by changing the site urls in the admin panel from
http://blablaexample.com/wordpress to http://blog.blablaexample.com I also have DNS forarding pointing the same /wordpress folder to the blog.- subdomain.
Cannot find any answered forum question identical to my situation. I know I could probably change the database tables back in order to be able to log in again, but that still won't get me a subdomain.
Have tried removing .htaccess, and also putting one in the wp-admin folder. No go. The
http://blog.blablaexample.com gets me to the correct location, but only gives me an index of the folders found there.


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In Windows 2003 I was able to change the registry key as follows to display the actualy computer name on the desktop using the Computer Desktop Icon.
System Key:
Change "LocalizedString" value to %COMPUTERNAME%
I'm getting access denied messages using regedit for this key and I'm unable to give full rights to this specific key as well as administrator.
Does anyone have a better solution for displaying the computer name on the desktop?


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First of all, thanks for a great plugin. This is the only one I have found that allows you to generate a video sitemap with custom post meta variables.
It works great and is exactly what I needed.
How can I use this to build sitemaps automatically, preferably with cron, so that it can be setup on a time-based refresh of the sitemap?


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just ordered gold
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i never said u bash the phone
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A wallpaper of the Kingdom Hearts's cast.
A wallpaper od Sonic the Hedgehog.
A wallpaper of a predator taking off.
A wallpaper of an F14 landing.
A University of Oregon Wallpaper.
A Wallpaper of the University of Maryland logo.
@slammin86 No its the elega model for the iphone 3g
Im waiting for ash grey
im tired of black
and i just took off the protecter on the beack and omg its so much better!
Looks like Sena finally made a case for the Droid.
I also got my elega, fits nice. I like how a bit sticks out, makes it nice and easy to grab the...
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2010, Volume 21, Issue 6
- 1227-1235 Disturbance across an ecosystem boundary drives cannibalism propensity in a riparian consumer
by Michelle J. Greenwood & Angus R. McIntosh & Jon S. Harding
- 1236-1242 Collective behavior in road crossing pedestrians: the role of social information
by Jolyon J. Faria & Stefan Krause & Jens Krause
- 1243-1250 Geographic variation in the repeatability of a personality trait
by Wouter F.D. van Dongen & Karin Maldonado & Pablo Sabat & Rodrigo A. Vásquez
- 1251-1260 Experimental evidence for interference competition in oystercatchers, Haematopus ostralegus. I. Captive birds
by Anne L. Rutten & Kees Oosterbeek & Jaap van der Meer & Simon Verhulst & Bruno J. Ens
- 1261-1270 Experimental evidence for interference competition in oystercatchers, Haematopus ostralegus. II. Free-living birds
by Anne L. Rutten & Kees Oosterbeek & Simon Verhulst & Niels J. Dingemanse & Bruno J. Ens
- 1271-1277 Effect of sibling competition and male carotenoid supply on offspring condition and oxidative stress
by Sylvain Losdat & Fabrice Helfenstein & Benoît Gaude & Heinz Richner
- 1278-1284 Prey or predator? Body size of an approaching animal affects decisions to attack or escape
by William E. Cooper & Theodore Stankowich
- 1285-1292 Presence of mammalian predators decreases tolerance to human disturbance in a breeding shorebird
by James J.H. St Clair & Gabriel E. García-Peña & Robin W. Woods & Tamás Székely
- 1293-1300 Sperm phenotypic plasticity in a cichlid: a territorial male's counterstrategy to spawning takeover
by Kazutaka Ota & Dik Heg & Michio Hori & Masanori Kohda
- 1301-1307 No kin discrimination in female mate choice of a parasitoid with complementary sex determination
by Daniel Ruf & Dominique Mazzi & Silvia Dorn
- 1308-1314 Vibratory communication in the jumping spider Phidippus clarus: polyandry, male courtship signals, and mating success
by Senthurran Sivalinghem & Michael M. Kasumovic & Andrew C. Mason & Maydianne C.B. Andrade & Damian O. Elias
- 1315-1320 Multimodal mixed messages: the use of multiple cues allows greater accuracy in social recognition and predator detection decisions in the mosquitofish, Gambusia holbrooki
by Ashley J.W. Ward & Thomas Mehner
- 1321-1329 Novel environment exploration and home range size in starlings Sturnus vulgaris
by Jeroen Minderman & Jane M. Reid & Martin Hughes & Matthew J.H. Denny & Suzanne Hogg & Peter G.H. Evans & Mark J. Whittingham
- 1330-1336 Quantitative genetic variation in courtship song and its covariation with immune function and sperm quality in the field cricket Teleogryllus oceanicus
by Leigh W. Simmons & Robin M. Tinghitella & Marlene Zuk
- 1337-1343 Social influences on dispersal and the fat-tailed dispersal distribution in red-cockaded woodpeckers
by Dylan C. Kesler & Jeffrey R. Walters & John J. Kappes
- 1344-1348 Size-dependent misclassification of masquerading prey
by John Skelhorn & Hannah M. Rowland & Michael P. Speed & Leoni De Wert & Lucy Quinn & Jon Delf & Graeme D. Ruxton
- 1349-1359 Self-organized aerial displays of thousands of starlings: a model
by H. Hildenbrandt & C. Carere & C.K. Hemelrijk
- 1360-1366 Danger may enhance communication: predator calls alert females to male displays
by Emma I. Greig & Stephen Pruett-Jones
- 1367-1372 Immune activation but not male quality affects female current reproductive investment in a dung beetle
by Leeann T. Reaney & Robert J. Knell
- 1373-1379 Task partitioning in honey bees: the roles of signals and cues in group-level coordination of action
by Brian R. Johnson
- 1367-1373 Spatial positioning in the selfish herd
by Lesley J. Morrell & Graeme D. Ruxton & Richard James
2010, Volume 21, Issue 5
- 893-897 Mother--offspring conflicts, hormone signaling, and asymmetric ownership of information
by Michael Tobler & Henrik G. Smith
- 898-901 Nonindependent mate choice in monogamy
by Antonios Vakirtzis & S. Craig Roberts
- 902-905 Spatial autocorrelation: an overlooked concept in behavioral ecology
by Mihai Valcu & Bart Kempenaers
- 906-912 Serial monogamy increases reproductive success in men but not in women
by Markus Jokela & Anna Rotkirch & Ian J. Rickard & Jenni Pettay & Virpi Lummaa
- 913-918 The fitness benefit of association with humans: elevated success of birds breeding indoors
by Anders Pape Møller
- 919-926 Behavioral types as predictors of survival in Trinidadian guppies (Poecilia reticulata)
by Brian R. Smith & Daniel T. Blumstein
- 927-935 Spatial distribution and deviations from the IFD when animals forage over large resource patches
by Ezer Miller & Moshe Coll
- 936-942 Alarm calls of tufted titmice convey information about predator size and threat
by Jason R. Courter & Gary Ritchison
- 943-947 Taller men are less sensitive to cues of dominance in other men
by Christopher D. Watkins & Paul J. Fraccaro & Finlay G. Smith & Jovana Vukovic & David R. Feinberg & Lisa M. DeBruine & Benedict C. Jones
- 948-956 Brood exchange experiments and chemical analyses shed light on slave rebellion in ants
by Alexandra Achenbach & Volker Witte & Susanne Foitzik
- 957-965 Applying the coalitionary-traits metric: sociality without cooperation in male yellow-bellied marmots
by Lucretia E. Olson & Daniel T. Blumstein
- 966-971 Adjusting to a toxic invader: native Australian frogs learn not to prey on cane toads
by Matthew J. Greenlees & Benjamin L. Phillips & Richard Shine
- 972-978 Terminal investment and senescence in rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta) on Cayo Santiago
by Christy L. Hoffman & James P. Higham & Adaris Mas-Rivera & James E. Ayala & Dario Maestripieri
- 979-985 Male density affects large-male advantage in the golden silk spider, Nephila clavipes
by Clare C. Rittschof
- 986-991 Prey naiveté in an introduced prey species: the wild rabbit in Australia
by Isabel C. Barrio & C. Guillermo Bueno & Peter B. Banks & Francisco S. Tortosa
- 992-998 Information use and density-dependent emigration in an agrobiont spider
by Nele De Meester & Dries Bonte
- 999-1004 Then versus now: effect of developmental and current environmental conditions on incubation effort in birds
by Karen A. Spencer & Britt J. Heidinger & Liliana B. D'Alba & Neil P. Evans & Pat Monaghan
- 1005-1010 Egg production and caste allocation in the clonally reproductive ant Vollenhovia emeryi
by Misato Okamoto & Kyohsuke Ohkawara
- 1011-1017 Communication across territory boundaries: distance-dependent responses in nightingales
by Philipp Sprau & Tobias Roth & Rouven Schmidt & Valentin Amrhein & Marc Naguib
- 1018-1023 Termite queens adjust egg size according to colony development
by Kenji Matsuura & Norimasa Kobayashi
- 1024-1032 Sex-specific behavior by a monomorphic seabird represents risk partitioning
by Kyle Hamish Elliott & Anthony J. Gaston & Douglas Crump
- 1033-1039 Sizing up a mate: variation in production and response to acoustic signals in Anopheles gambiae
by Lauren J. Cator & Kija R. Ng'Habi & Ronald R. Hoy & Laura C. Harrington
- 1040-1047 Attack or call for help? Rapid individual decisions in a group-hunting ant
by Volker Witte & Daniel Schliessmann & Rosli Hashim
- 1048-1053 Dietary carotenoid availability and reproductive effort influence the age-related decline in performance
by Thomas W. Pike & Jonathan D. Blount & Neil B. Metcalfe & Jan Lindström
- 1054-1060 Mobbing as a trade-off between safety and reproduction in a songbird
by Arnis Bērziņš & Tatjana Krama & Indrikis Krams & Todd M. Freeberg & Inese Kivleniece & Cecilia Kullberg & Markus J. Rantala
- 1061-1066 Digit length ratio (2D:4D) and variation in key life-history traits and fitness in contemporary Finnish women
by Samuli Helle
- 1067-1072 Social class influences degree of variance sensitivity in wild Siberian jays
by Irja I. Ratikainen & Jonathan Wright & Anahita J.N. Kazem
- 1073-1079 Large body and small brain and group sizes are associated with predator preferences for mammalian prey
by Susanne Shultz & Laura V. Finlayson
- 1080-1086 Multitasking and eavesdropping in cotton rats foraging under predation risk
by Joseph Felts & Kenneth A. Schmidt
- 1087-1092 A behavioral mechanism underlying ecological divergence in the malaria mosquito Anopheles gambiae
by Geoffrey Gimonneau & Jérémy Bouyer & Serge Morand & Nora J. Besansky & Abdoulaye Diabate & Frédéric Simard
- 1093-1097 What a hawkmoth remembers after hibernation depends on innate preferences and conditioning situation
by Almut Kelber
- 1098-1105 Behavioral plasticity in larval reef fish: orientation is influenced by recent acoustic experiences
by Stephen D. Simpson & Mark G. Meekan & Nicholas J. Larsen & Robert D. McCauley & Andrew Jeffs
- 1106-1111 Determining interaction rules in animal swarms
by Anders Eriksson & Martin Nilsson Jacobi & Johan Nyström & Kolbjørn Tunstrøm
- 1112-1117 The advantage of starving: success in cannibalistic encounters among wolf spiders
by Anja Petersen & Kristian T. Nielsen & Christian B. Christensen & Søren Toft
- 1118-1123 Sex and age influence responses to changes in the cost of cooperative care in a social carnivore
by Matthew B.V. Bell
2010, Volume 21, Issue 4
- 663-668 Personal immunity versus social immunity
by S.C. Cotter & R.M. Kilner
- 669-675 The response of fish to novel prey: evidence that dietary conservatism is not restricted to birds
by Robert J. Thomas & Tracey A. King & Hannah E. Forshaw & Nicola M. Marples & Michael P. Speed & Joanne Cable
- 676-683 Egg ejection risk and hatching asynchrony predict egg mass in a communally breeding cuckoo, the Greater Ani (Crotophaga major)
by Christina Riehl
- 684-689 Group size effect in nutmeg mannikin: between-individuals behavioral differences but same plasticity
by Guillaume Rieucau & Julie Morand-Ferron & Luc-Alain Giraldeau
- 690-695 Using visual cues of microhabitat traits to find home: the case study of a bromeliad-living jumping spider (Salticidae)
by Paula M. de Omena & Gustavo Q. Romero
- 696-700 Parasite removal increases reproductive success in a social African ground squirrel
by Melissa A. Hillegass & Jane M. Waterman & James D. Roth
- 701-707 Multimodal courtship efficacy of Schizocosa retrorsa wolf spiders: implications of an additional signal modality
by Aaron S. Rundus & Roger D. Santer & Eileen A. Hebets
- 708-713 Body size and vigilance mediate asymmetric interference competition for food in fish larvae
by Shinnosuke Nakayama & Lee A. Fuiman
- 714-721 Mechanisms of last male precedence in a moth: sperm displacement at ejaculation and storage sites
by Jin Xu & Qiao Wang
- 722-729 Hatching asynchrony is an individual property of female Ural owls which improves nestling survival
by Pekka Kontiainen & Hannu Pietiäinen & Patrik Karell & Tuomo Pihlaja & Jon E. Brommer
- 730-738 Virginity and the clutch size behavior of a parasitoid wasp where mothers mate their sons
by Jun Abe & Tabitha M. Innocent & Sarah E. Reece & Stuart A. West
- 739-746 Color signal information content and the eye of the beholder: a case study in the rhesus macaque
by James P. Higham & Lauren J. N. Brent & Constance Dubuc & Amanda K. Accamando & Antje Engelhardt & Melissa S. Gerald & Michael Heistermann & Martin Stevens
- 747-752 Spatial dynamics and the evolution of social monogamy in mammals
by F. Stephen Dobson & Brittany M. Way & Claude Baudoin
- 753-758 Context-dependent acquisition of territories by male collared lizards: the role of mortality
by Troy A. Baird & Jennifer L. Curtis
- 759-766 Gender differences in survival and antipredatory behavior in stalk-eyed flies
by Amy M. Worthington & John G. Swallow
- 767-772 Women's own voice pitch predicts their preferences for masculinity in men's voices
by Jovana Vukovic & Benedict C. Jones & Lisa DeBruine & David R. Feinberg & Finlay G. Smith & Anthony C. Little & Lisa L. M. Welling & Julie Main
- 773-780 Synchrony does not explain extrapair paternity rate variation in northern or southern house wrens
by Katie LaBarbera & Paulo E. Llambías & Emily R. A. Cramer & Taza D. Schaming & Irby J. Lovette
- 781-787 Cosmetic enhancement of signal coloration: experimental evidence in the house finch
by Isabel López-Rull & Iluminada Pagán & Constantino Macías Garcia
- 788-793 Immune system activation affects song and territorial defense
by Nicole E. Munoz & Daniel T. Blumstein & Johannes Foufopoulos
- 794-801 Do wood ducks use the quantity of eggs in a nest as a cue to the nest's value?
by Nicole S. Odell & John M. Eadie
- 802-807 Hatching order explains an extrapair chick advantage in western bluebirds
by Elise D. Ferree & Janis Dickinson & Wallace Rendell & Caitlin Stern & Stephanie Porter
- 808-818 Sex and social networking: the influence of male presence on social structure of female shark groups
by David M. P. Jacoby & Dheeraj S. Busawon & David W. Sims
- 819-825 Unavoidable limits on group size in a body size-based linear hierarchy
by Tzo Zen Ang & Andrea Manica
- 826-835 The role of particle surface texture on case material selection and silk lining in caddis flies
by Jun-ichi Okano & Eisuke Kikuchi & Osamu Sasaki
- 836-842 Compensation for homing errors by using courtship structures as visual landmarks
by Tae Won Kim & Tae Keun Kim & Jae C. Choe
- 843-850 Within-group relatedness can lead to higher levels of exploitation: a model and empirical test
by Kimberley J. Mathot & Luc-Alain Giraldeau
- 851-860 A tale of 2 signals: signal mimicry between aposematic species enhances predator avoidance learning
by Hannah M. Rowland & Tom Hoogesteger & Graeme D. Ruxton & Michael P. Speed & Johanna Mappes
- 861-867 The predation cost of female resistance
by Claire A. McLean & Adnan Moussalli & Devi Stuart-Fox
- 868-875 High resource valuation fuels "desperado" fighting tactics in female jumping spiders
by Damian O. Elias & Carlos A. Botero & Maydianne C. B. Andrade & Andrew C. Mason & Michael M. Kasumovic
- 876-883 Habitat-dependent acoustic divergence affects playback response in urban and forest populations of the European blackbird
by Erwin A. P. Ripmeester & Maarten Mulder & Hans Slabbekoorn
- 884-891 Inbreeding depression in male traits and preference for outbred males in Poecilia reticulata
by Susanne R. K. Zajitschek & Robert C. Brooks
2010, Volume 21, Issue 3
- 437-439 Behavioral syndromes: carryover effects, false discovery rates, and a priori hypotheses
by Ned A. Dochtermann
- 440-442 Flush early and avoid the rush: a general rule of antipredator behavior?
by Daniel T. Blumstein
- 443-455 Dominance in relation to age, sex, and competitive contexts in a group of free-ranging domestic dogs
by Simona Cafazzo & Paola Valsecchi & Roberto Bonanni & Eugenia Natoli
- 456-464 Feeding decisions of eastern bluebirds are situationally influenced by fledgling plumage color
by Russell A. Ligon & Geoffrey E. Hill
- 465-469 Females increase egg deposition in favor of large males in the rainbowfish, Melanotaenia australis
by Jonathan P. Evans & Tegan M. Box & Penny Brooshooft & Jack R. Tatler & John L. Fitzpatrick
- 470-478 Chemical espionage on species-specific butterfly anti-aphrodisiacs by hitchhiking Trichogramma wasps
by Martinus E. Huigens & Jozef B. Woelke & Foteini G. Pashalidou & T. Bukovinszky & Hans M. Smid & Nina E. Fatouros
- 479-484 On the oxidative cost of begging: antioxidants enhance vocalizations in gull chicks
by José C. Noguera & Judith Morales & Cristobal Pérez & Alberto Velando
- 485-492 A pigheaded compromise: do competition and predation explain variation in warthog group size?
by Angela M. White
- 493-500 Maternal yolk testosterone in canary eggs: toward a better understanding of mechanisms and function
by Wendt Müller & Sofie Boonen & Ton G.G. Groothuis & Marcel Eens
- 501-506 Unpredictability in food supply during early life influences boldness in fish
by Ben B. Chapman & Lesley J. Morrell & Jens Krause
- 507-512 Reaching independence: food supply, parent quality, and offspring phenotypic characters in kestrels
by Pablo Vergara & Juan A. Fargallo & Jesus Martínez-Padilla
- 513-519 Brood overlap and male ornamentation in the double-brooded barn swallow
by Martin U. Grüebler & Beat Naef-Daenzer
- 520-525 Sexual selection in honey bees: colony variation and the importance of size in male mating success
by Margaret J. Couvillon & William O.H. Hughes & Juan A. Perez-Sato & Stephen J. Martin & Gabrielle G.F. Roy & Francis L.W. Ratnieks
- 526-531 Chemical stimuli from parents trigger larval begging in burying beetles
by Per T. Smiseth & Clare Andrews & Erica Brown & Pamela M. Prentice
- 532-536 The responses of prey fish to temporal variation in predation risk: sensory habituation or risk assessment?
by Maud C.O. Ferrari & Chris K. Elvidge & Christopher D. Jackson & Douglas P. Chivers & Grant E. Brown
- 537-547 Mating order and reproductive success in male Columbian ground squirrels (Urocitellus columbianus)
by Shirley Raveh & Dik Heg & F. Stephen Dobson & David W. Coltman & Jamieson C. Gorrell & Adele Balmer & Peter Neuhaus
- 548-555 Sounds of male Lake Victoria cichlids vary within and between species and affect female mate preferences
by Machteld N. Verzijden & Jasper van Heusden & Niels Bouton & Frans Witte & Carel ten Cate & Hans Slabbekoorn
- 556-561 Behavioral consequences of plant invasion: an invasive plant alters rodent antipredator behavior
by Kaitlin J. Mattos & John L. Orrock
- 562-569 Female Lincoln's sparrows modulate their behavior in response to variation in male song quality
by Samuel P. Caro & Kendra B. Sewall & Katrina G. Salvante & Keith W. Sockman
- 570-575 Learning by proportional observation in a species of fish
by Thomas W. Pike & Jeremy R. Kendal & Luke E. Rendell & Kevin N. Laland
- 576-583 The emergence of variance-sensitivity with successful decision rules
by Eva Maria Buchkremer & Klaus Reinhold
- 584-587 Determinants of false alarms in staging flocks of semipalmated sandpipers
by Guy Beauchamp
- 588-598 Life history and behavioral type in the highly social cichlid Neolamprologus pulcher
by Roger Schürch & Dik Heg
- 599-607 Ecological determinants and sensory mechanisms in habitat selection of crustacean postlarvae
by David Lecchini & Suzanne C. Mills & Christophe Brié & Robert Maurin & Bernard Banaigs
- 608-614 Songbird chemosignals: volatile compounds in preen gland secretions vary among individuals, sexes, and populations
by Danielle J. Whittaker & Helena A. Soini & Jonathan W. Atwell & Craig Hollars & Milos V. Novotny & Ellen D. Ketterson
- 615-625 Economics of mate choice at leks: do female waxmoths pay costs for indirect genetic benefits?
by Sylvain Alem & Michael D. Greenfield
- 626-632 Both the past and the present affect risk-sensitive decisions of foraging rufous hummingbirds
by Ida E. Bacon & T. Andrew Hurly & Susan Healy
- 633-638 Kin recognition in the larvae of a solitary insect: the cue is in the plug
by Anne Lizé & Anne Marie Cortesero & Anne-Geneviève Bagnères & Denis Poinsot
- 639-646 Social context of shell acquisition in Coenobita clypeatus hermit crabs
by Randi D. Rotjan & Jeffrey R. Chabot & Sara M. Lewis
- 647-654 Experimentally induced spermatophore production and immune responses reveal a trade-off in crickets
by Angela M. Kerr & Susan N. Gershman & Scott K. Sakaluk
- 655-661 Agamas exhibit behavioral syndromes: bolder males bask and feed more but may suffer higher predation
by Alecia J. Carter & Anne W. Goldizen & Sara A. Tromp
2010, Volume 21, Issue 2
- 203-210 Mate choice for genetic quality: a test of the heterozygosity and compatibility hypotheses in a lek-breeding bird
by T.B. Ryder & W.P. Tori & J.G. Blake & B.A. Loiselle & P.G. Parker
- 211-218 Effects of singing on copulation success and egg production in brown-headed cowbirds, Molothrus ater
by David J. White & Andrew P. King & Meredith J. West & Julie Gros-Louis & Elaina M. Tuttle
- 219-225 Decision making in dispersing Siberian flying squirrels
by Vesa Selonen & Ilpo K. Hanski
- 226-232 Maternal adjustment of parental effort in relation to mate compatibility affects offspring development
by Sarah R. Pryke & Simon C. Griffith
- 233-241 False feeding: the trade-off between chick hunger and caregivers needs in cooperative crows
by Daniela Canestrari & Rubén Vera & Elisa Chiarati & José M. Marcos & Marta Vila & Vittorio Baglione
- 242-249 Does water velocity influence optimal escape behaviors in stream insects?
by Trent M. Hoover & John S. Richardson
- 250-256 Male mate choice and female response in relation to mating status and time since mating
by Douglass H. Morse
- 257-263 Kin-selected siblicide and cannibalism in the European earwig
by Ralph Dobler & Mathias Kölliker
- 264-269 Artificial ornaments manipulate intrinsic male quality in wild-caught zebra finches (Taeniopygia guttata)
by Emma C. Pariser & Mylene M. Mariette & Simon C. Griffith
- 270-274 Trophic dimorphism in alternative male reproductive morphs of the acarid mite Sancassania berlesei
by Piotr Łukasik
- 275-283 Why don't female purple sandpipers perform brood care? A removal experiment
by Elin P. Pierce & Lewis W. Oring & Eivin Røskaft & Jan T. Lifjeld
- 284-303 Evolutionary forces favoring intragroup coalitions among spotted hyenas and other animals
by Jennifer E. Smith & Russell C. Van Horn & Katherine S. Powning & Alison R. Cole & Katharine E. Graham & Sandra K. Memenis & Kay E. Holekamp
- 304-310 Dear enemy phenomenon in the leaf-cutting ant Acromyrmex lobicornis: behavioral and genetic evidence
by Romina D. Dimarco & Alejandro G. Farji-Brener & Andrea C. Premoli
- 311-316 Experimental evidence for a seasonal shift in the strength of a female mating preference
by Richard N.C. Milner & Tanya Detto & Michael D. Jennions & Patricia R.Y. Backwell
- 317-321 Exposure to rivals and plastic responses to sperm competition in Drosophila melanogaster
by Amanda Bretman & Claudia Fricke & Primrose Hetherington & Rachel Stone & Tracey Chapman
- 322-328 Among-population covariation between sperm competition and ejaculate expenditure in frogs
by Martin A. Dziminski & J. Dale Roberts & Maxine Beveridge & Leigh W. Simmons
- 329-336 Size-related habitat shifts facilitated by positive preference induction in a marine kelp crab
by Kristin M. Hultgren & John J. Stachowicz
- 337-342 The structure of foraging activity in colonies of the harvester ant, Pogonomyrmex occidentalis
by Blaine J. Cole & Adrian A. Smith & Zachary J. Huber & Diane C. Wiernasz
- 343-348 Learning behaviorally stable solutions to producer--scrounger games
by Julie Morand-Ferron & Luc-Alain Giraldeau
- 349-355 Desert ants use foraging distance to adapt the nest search to the uncertainty of the path integrator
by Tobias Merkle & Rüdiger Wehner
- 356-364 Age- and sex-specific response to population density and sex ratio
by A.N. Dreiss & J. Cote & M. Richard & P. Federici & J. Clobert
- 365-371 Interspecific variation in fear responses predicts urbanization in birds
by Anders Pape Møller
- 372-380 Social dominance and conflict reduction in rutting male Alpine ibex, Capra ibex
by Christian S. Willisch & Peter Neuhaus
- 381-386 Know thine enemy: why some weaver ants do but others do not
by Philip S. Newey & Simon K.A. Robson & Ross H. Crozier
- 387-395 Dying young and living fast: variation in life history across English neighborhoods
by Daniel Nettle
- 396-403 Assessing "false" alarm calls by a drongo (Dicrurus paradiseus) in mixed-species bird flocks
by S. Harsha K. Satischandra & Prasanna Kodituwakku & Sarath W. Kotagama & Eben Goodale
- 404-409 Examination of prior contest experience and the retention of winner and loser effects
by Michael M. Kasumovic & Damian O. Elias & Senthurran Sivalinghem & Andrew C. Mason & Maydianne C.B. Andrade
- 410-418 Sexual segregation in Eurasian wild sheep
by Navinder J. Singh & Christophe Bonenfant & Nigel G. Yoccoz & Steeve D. Côté
- 419-423 Preference for human male body hair changes across the menstrual cycle and menopause
by Markus J. Rantala & Mari Pölkki & Liisa M. Rantala
- 424-430 Mate choice in the dung beetle Onthophagus sagittarius: are female horns ornaments?
by Nicola L. Watson & Leigh W. Simmons
- 431-435 Collaboration networks and scientific impact among behavioral ecologists
by Thomas W. Pike
2009, Volume 21, Issue 1
- 1-1 Editorial
by Mark A Elgar
- 3-8 Sex matters: a social context to boldness in guppies (Poecilia reticulata)
by Chantima Piyapong & Jens Krause & Ben B. Chapman & Indar W. Ramnarine & Vasilis Louca & Darren P. Croft
- 9-15 Reduced extrapair paternity in response to experimental stimulation of earlier incubation onset in blue tits
by Oscar Vedder & Michael J.L. Magrath & Anna M.F. Harts & Elske Schut & Marco van der Velde & Jan Komdeur
- 16-25 Predator escape tactics in birds: linking ecology and aerodynamics
by Piet J. van den Hout & Kimberley J. Mathot & Leo R.M. Maas & Theunis Piersma
- 26-32 Long tails matter in sugarbirds--positively for extrapair but negatively for within-pair fertilization success
by Mhairi L. McFarlane & Matthew R. Evans & Kevin A. Feldheim & Marina Préault & Rauri C.K. Bowie & Michael I. Cherry
- 33-36 Context-dependent fitness effects of behavioral manipulation by a parasitoid
by Arne Janssen & Amir H. Grosman & Eduardo G. Cordeiro & Elaine F. de Brito & Juliana Oliveira Fonseca & Felipe Colares & Angelo Pallini & Eraldo R. Lima & Maurice W. Sabelis
- 37-45 How and why the winner effect forms: influences of contest environment and species differences
by Matthew J. Fuxjager & Catherine A. Marler
- 46-56 Small folivorous primate groups exhibit behavioral and physiological effects of food scarcity
by Tara R. Harris & Colin A. Chapman & Steven L. Monfort
- 57-62 Boldness and intermittent locomotion in the bluegill sunfish, Lepomis macrochirus
by Alexander D.M. Wilson & Jean-Guy J. Godin
- 63-71 Evolutionary determinants of modular societies in colobines
by Cyril C. Grueter & Carel P. van Schaik
- 72-77 Olfactory recognition of predators by nocturnal lizards: safety outweighs thermal benefits
by Jonathan K. Webb & David A. Pike & Richard Shine
- 78-84 The function of contrasting pelage markings in artiodactyls
by Tim Caro & Theodore Stankowich
- 85-90 No size-dependent reproductive costs in male black scavenger flies (Sepsis cynipsea)
by Yvonne Teuschl & Constanze Reim & Wolf U. Blanckenhorn
- 91-96 Predator lethality, optimal escape behavior, and autotomy
by William E. Cooper & William G. Frederick
- 97-106 Tactical allocation of effort among multiple signals in sage grouse: an experiment with a robotic female
by Gail L. Patricelli & Alan H. Krakauer
- 107-112 Sex allocation strategies in response to conspecifics' offspring sex ratio in solitary parasitoids
by Sébastien Lebreton & Claude Chevrier & Eric Darrouzet
- 113-120 Induction of settlement in crab megalopae by ambient underwater reef sound
by Jenni A. Stanley & Craig A. Radford & Andrew G. Jeffs
- 121-128 Migrant and resident birds adjust antipredator behavior in response to social information accuracy
by Joseph J. Nocera & Laurene M. Ratcliffe
- 129-137 Foraging efficiency and parasite risk in eastern grey kangaroos (Macropus giganteus)
by Sarah W. Garnick & Mark A. Elgar & Ian Beveridge & Graeme Coulson
- 138-143 Social and life-history correlates of hormonal partner compatibility in greylag geese (Anser anser)
by Brigitte M. Weiß & Kurt Kotrschal & Erich Möstl & Katharina Hirschenhauser
- 144-152 Female asynchrony may drive disruptive sexual selection on male mating phenotypes in a Heliconius butterfly
by Luis Mendoza-Cuenca & Rogelio Macías-Ordóñez
- 153-160 Stinging spines protect slug caterpillars (Limacodidae) from multiple generalist predators
by Shannon M. Murphy & Susannah M. Leahy & Laila S. Williams & John T. Lill
- 161-168 Do males offset the cost of female aggression? An experimental test in a biparental songbird
by Kimberly A. Rosvall
- 169-175 Frequency-dependent selection by tree squirrels: adaptive escape of nondormant white oaks
by Zhishu Xiao & Xu Gao & Michael A. Steele & Zhibin Zhang
- 176-181 Prey concealment: visual background complexity and prey contrast distribution
by Marina Dimitrova & Sami Merilaita
- 182-192 Sexual conflict in waterfowl: why do females resist extrapair copulations?
by Margo Adler
- 193-194 Mate choice copying and mate quality bias: are they different processes?
by Klaudia Witte & Jean-Guy J. Godin
- 195-200 Differential allocation and compensation: who deserves the silver spoon?
by Irja Ida Ratikainen & Hanna Kokko
2009, Volume 20, Issue 6
- 1153-1159 Female túngara frogs vary in commitment to mate choice
by Alexander T. Baugh & Michael J. Ryan
- 1160-1167 Food quality affects search strategy in the acellular slime mould, Physarum polycephalum
by Tanya Latty & Madeleine Beekman
- 1168-1174 Individual behavior and survival: the roles of predator avoidance, foraging success, and vigilance
by Alex Sansom & Johan Lind & Will Cresswell
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by Anne S. Leonard & Ann V. Hedrick
- 1185-1193 Paternity in the classical polyandrous black coucal (Centropus grillii)--a cuckoo accepting cuckoldry?
by Christina Muck & Bart Kempenaers & Sylvia Kuhn & Mihai Valcu & Wolfgang Goymann
- 1194-1203 The effects of wind on trap structural and material properties of a sit-and-wait predator
by Chen-Pan Liao & Kai-Jung Chi & I-Min Tso
- 1204-1210 Coral bleaching and habitat degradation increase susceptibility to predation for coral-dwelling fishes
by Darren J. Coker & Morgan S. Pratchett & Philip L. Munday
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by Patrick A. Leighton & Julia A. Horrocks & Donald L. Kramer
- 1307-1314 Courtship song's role during female mate choice in the field cricket Teleogryllus oceanicus
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Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal meet for the 35th time on Friday when they clash for a place in the French Open final.
AFP Sports looks at six classic encounters between the two:
2013 Monte-Carlo Masters final
Djokovic bt Nadal 6-2, 7-6 (7/1)
- Djokovic, despite arriving in the principality with an ankle injury picked up on Davis Cup duty, ended Nadal's eight-year dominance of the event which had stretched for 46 matches. The win was Djokovic's 14th Masters title and 37th trophy overall. Djokovic also became the first player to beat Nadal three times in a claycourt final, ending the Spaniard's 81-match winning streak on clay in the month of April, a run that started in Valencia in 2005.
2012 French Open final
Nadal bt Djokovic 6-4, 6-3, 2-6, 7-5
- In a final played over two days due to rain, the six-time champion in Paris led by two sets and a break before the Serb rallied to win eight consecutive games en route to clinching the third. Djokovic was 2-1 up with a break in the fourth when play was suspended for the day. When the final resumed on Monday, Nadal broke back to level at 2-2 and went on to wrap up victory in three hours and 49 minutes. Djokovic was looking to become the first man since Rod Laver in 1969 to hold all four Grand Slam titles.
2012 Australian Open final
Djokovic bt Nadal 5-7, 6-4, 6-2, 6-7 (5/7), 7-5
- Djokovic extended his winning streak to seven over Nadal in the longest Grand Slam final on record over five hours and 53 minutes, beating the previous record of four hours and 54 minutes when Mats Wilander defeated Ivan Lendl at the 1988 US Open. Djokovic had trailed 2-4 in the fifth set while Nadal had never previously lost a Grand Slam final after winning the first set.
2011 Madrid Masters final
Djokovic bt Nadal 7-5, 6-4
- Djokovic wins for a 34th consecutive time by ending Nadal's 37-match unbeaten run on clay by beating the defending champion 7-5, 6-4. It was also Djokovic's first win over Nadal on clay after nine previous failed attempts. "Under the circumstances, I've played probably the best match of my life on clay against the world number one and the player to beat on this surface," said the Serb.
2010 US Open final
Nadal bt Djokovic 6-4, 5-7, 6-4, 6-2
- Nadal won his first US Open title to become the seventh man to complete the career Grand Slam. In a match bedevilled by rain -- the final was delayed by a day before a two-hour stoppage on Monday -- the Spaniard dropped a set for the first time at the tournament. Nadal pressed and pressed, creating 16 break point chances in the final two sets.
2009 Madrid Masters semi-finals
Nadal bt Djokovic 3-6, 7-6 (7/5), 7-6 (11/9)
- Nadal saved three match points in a dramatic final-set tie-break after four hours and two minutes in what was believed to be the longest best-of-three sets match in the Open era. It was the first time Nadal had played a third set tie-break on clay since July, 2003, when he lost to Nicolas Lapentti at Bastad. Nadal's first break point of the match only came in the second set tie-break. Djokovic was 3-1 ahead in the decider before Nadal hit back in the fourth game. The Serb was unable to convert any of his three match points while Nadal squandered one before he settled himself to take the tie.


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The activities of certain visitors to Howth in county Dublin at the weekend, including incidents of racist abuse were discussed on the programme today.
The methods used by anti-property tax protesters, particularly protesting outside politicians' homes was discussed by John O'Donovan from Cork , councillor Joe O'Callaghan and TD Aodhan O'Riordan .
It's not just carousing on beaches in this weather that is a problem - disturbing incidents of racial abuse are also being reported
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Letter From Cairo
The People's Military in Egypt?
For a moment on Saturday afternoon, it seemed as though Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak had been ousted in a military coup. At approximately 1:30 PM, Al-Arabiya reported that a rift was developing between Defense Minister Mohammed Hussein Tantawi and Mubarak, and many speculated that Tantawi had refused the president's orders for the military to fire at protesters in downtown Cairo's Tahrir Square.
Then, 40 minutes later, the crowd hoisted a uniformed colonel on its shoulders and started cheering, carrying him all the way to a tank stationed in front of the Egyptian Museum. The people started chanting, "Al-shaab wal-gaysh eed wahdah" -- "The people and the army are one hand" -- and some wiped away tears of joy. Soaking up the adulation, the colonel mounted the tank and raised his arms victoriously.
The protesters cheered ecstatically. Like excited tourists, they began climbing tanks, posing for pictures, and hugging soldiers. One couple handed over their infant, and the soldier responded like a seasoned politician, cradling the baby in his arms and kissing it on the cheek as cameras kept flashing. Before long, practically every tank in downtown Cairo had become a platform for protesters, and they stood, perhaps 20 at a time, on top of the tanks, holding posters and screaming anti-regime slogans. The soldiers, meanwhile, smiled but said little -- a brilliant move, since the crowds took it as proof that the army was on their side against Mubarak.
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