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Analyses of amplified fragment length polymorphisms (AFLP) indicate rapid radiation of
Speciation and evolutionary genetics
Radiation in some plant groups has occurred on islands and due to the characteristic rapid pace of phenotypic evolution, standard molecular markers often provide insufficient variation for phylogenetic reconstruction. To resolve relationships within a clade of 21 closely related New Caledonian
A neighbour-joining (NJ) dendrogram based on Dice distances shows all species except
We hypothesise that such a pattern could have been produced by rapid and complex evolution involving a widespread progenitor for which an initial split into two groups was followed by subsequent fragmentation into many diverging populations, which was followed by range expansion of then divergent entities. Overall, this process resulted in an opportunistic pattern of phenotypic diversification. The time since divergence was probably insufficient for some species to become genetically well-differentiated, resulting in progenitor/derivative relationships being exhibited in a few cases. In other cases, our analyses may have revealed evidence for the existence of cryptic species, for which more study of morphology and ecology are now required.
Island floras are often characterized by high levels of endemism and groups of closely related but morphological and ecological divergent species that are mostly the result of single colonisation events followed by radiation e.g.
One plant group that has taken advantage of many available habitats on New Caledonia is
Amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP;
In this study we focus on this group of closely related species of
Figure 1
Bayesian maximum clade credibility tree of New Caledonian
Bayesian maximum clade credibility tree of New Caledonian
After excluding 186 replicates the final matrix used for analyses contained 192 individuals and 792 fragments. The AFLP profiles showed good reproducibility with a mean error-rate of 2.4% across all replicated samples. Because the focus of this study was on the phylogenetic relationships between species and species limits rather than intra-specific population genetics, we are presenting and discussing mostly the results of inter-specific relationships. We are presenting here only unrooted trees due to the low resolution of their backbone. We analysed the data using neighbour-joining (NJ) dendrograms and principal coordinate analysis (PCO) with different distance methods, and in both cases the Dice distance gave the highest resolution of relationships between species.
The NJ analysis resulted in a star-like dendrogram with a backbone of short branches lacking bootstrap support greater than 75%. All species except
Figure 2
Phylogenetic dendrograms inferred from the data collected in this study
Phylogenetic dendrograms inferred from the data collected in this study. Each species is shown in a different colour. Colours were selected randomly and do not indicate any grouping. A: Neighbour joining dendrogram based on Dice distances. Black dots indicate nodes with > 80% bootstrap support. B: Bayesian maximum clade credibility dendrogram. Black dots indicate nodes with > 0.95 Bayesian posterior probability. Picture credits:
PCO separated accessions into two main groups (hereafter named "white" and "grey") that can be subdivided into six subgroups (Figure
Figure 3
PCO of individual accessions based on Dice distances
PCO of individual accessions based on Dice distances. Shading of the base-grid of the figure marks the two main groups inferred by
Figure 4
Results of the
Results of the
Additional file 1
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In order to quantify the amount of genetic variation between species we have performed a non-hierarchical AMOVA with species assigned as "populations". This analysis showed as little as 30% of the variation to occur among the species. However, in the
The average gene diversity over loci within populations ranged from 0.03 in
Additional file 2
Table showing the population statistics inferred from non-hierarchical AMOVA based on STRUCTURE results. Populations marked bold differ in this analysis from the general population grouping given in Table
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"Explosive" radiations featuring rapid opportunistic morphological and ecological diversification are phenomena previously reported for some islands (e.g.
For the endemic New Caledonian
Results of the current study using genome-wide AFLP markers reveal that most species form unique groups paralleling recognised species. Around one-third (eight species, NJ dendrogram, Figure
Two species that did not form well-defined clades (
To our surprise, the AFLP results do not show any significant grouping according to ecological (edaphic, climatic, elevational), geographical or morphological factors (Additional file
Additional file 3
Figure of the neighbour joining dendrogram coloured according to soil type (colour of the branches) and water availability (colour of taxa names). This dendrogram is the same as Figure
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The individuals of
Accelerated rates of evolution at few genes as a result of positive selection could have resulted in the morphological and ecological diversification apparent today in this group of New Caledonian
Further work involving common garden experiments would provide insights into the effect of environmental conditions on morphological traits and therefore plasticity of genomes of the New Caledonian
Although New Caledonian
Material from New Caledonian
Figure 5
Map with sampling localities
Map with sampling localities. Dots indicate sampling sites; the numbers associated with each dot refer to the list of sampling sites on this figure. Those numbers are used throughout the present study to characterize sampling sites.
DNA extraction
For DNA extraction, a modified sorbitol/high-salt CTAB method
Preparation and amplification of fragments followed the protocol of Vos et al.
The selective primer pairs (6Fam-EcoRI-AGC/MseI-CTGA, Vic-EcoRI-ATG/MseI-CTCG and Ned-EcoRI-ATC/MseI-CTGA) were chosen because they generated clear and not too many bands (thus decreasing the risk of fragments co-migrating by chance), with sufficient variability in preliminary tests. Although the genome size of the New Caledonian
Reproducibility was checked by repeating ca. 80% of the samples. This high number of repetitions was necessary because of initial difficulties with fragment sizing.
Scoring and phylogenetic analysis
Sizing and scoring of the data was performed with GeneMarker v2.2.0 (SoftGenetics). After pre-analysis using default settings, sizing profiles of all samples were checked and where necessary manually corrected. Most of these corrections concerned one of the following peaks of the size standard: 35 bp, 50 bp and 139 bp. These peaks were often not correctly recognized by the GeneMarker program. High-quality sizing-profiles (score > 90) were obtained for all samples. A panel of scorable fragments was established for each primer combination, and fragments between 65 – 510 bp were scored. The relative fluorescent unit (RFU) threshold was set at 40. Automatic scoring was conducted using Local Southern peak call, peak saturation, base line subtraction, spike removal, pull up correction, and a stutter peak filter of 5% (as described in
All three primer-combinations were combined in a single matrix and analysed together. Different distance measures were tested for their power to resolve relationships with our data set. Distance matrixes were calculated in PAUP* v4b10 (
To visualise the pattern of genetic clustering of individuals and populations, we plotted principal coordinate analysis (PCO) using the R-package scatterplot3d
Both non-hierarchical and hierarchical analyses of molecular variance (AMOVA) and calculations of population statistics were conducted using Arlequin v188.8.131.52
Additional file 4
Table giving the details of the different AMOVAs conducted. The numbers in the populations column are the same as given in Table
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Availability of supporting data
AFLP presence/absence matrix and phylogenetic analyses are deposited in treeBASE under study 14798 (
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
BT carried out the acquisition and analysis of the data, drafted the manuscript and assisted collecting the plant material. OP helped with data analysis. JM collect and identified the plant material and helped to interpret the results. Previous studies of SD helped to design this project. MWC helped to design this project and gave linguistic support to the manuscript. RS, designed and coordinated the study and helped to draft the manuscript. All authors read, commented, corrected and approved the final manuscript.
This work was funded by a grant from the Austrian Science Fund (FWF, Project-Number: P 22159-B16) awarded to R. Samuel. The authors thank the team of the Department of Systematic and Evolutionary Botany of the University of Vienna as well as the team of the IRD AMAP Noumea for support with this study. Special thank goes to V Klenja for the lab work. Thanks to the following persons for their help with lab work, field work and ideas to improve this work: F Balao Robles, J-P Butin, C Chambrey, G Dagostini, E Grasserbauer, V Hequet, G Kohl, D & I Létocart, W Nigote and H Vandrot. Specimens are deposited in the herbaria of Noumea (NOU), University of Montpellier II (MPU) and the University of Vienna (WU).
Origin, adaptive radiation and diversification of the Hawaiian lobeliads (Asterales: Campanulaceae)
Area and the rapid radiation of Hawaiian
Biodiversity hotspots for conservation priorities
Le référentiel taxonomique Florical et les caractéristiques de la flore vasculaire indigène de la Nouvelle-Calédonie
Diversity, endemism and extinction in the flora of New Caledonia: a review
Geology of the New Caledonia region and its implications for the study of the New Caledonian biodiversity
New Caledonia geological map, scale 1/500000
Ultramafic soils and species sorting in the flora of New Caledonia
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Generic delimitation and relationships in Ebenaceae sensu lato: evidence from six plastid DNA regions
A multi-locus plastid phylogenetic analysis of the pantropical genus
Molecular phylogenetic of New Caledonian
AFLP: a new technique for DNA fingerprinting
AFLP phylogeny of South American species of
Species relationships in
Species delimitation and the origin of populations in island representatives of
Using AFLP to resolve phylogenetic relationships in a morphologically diversified plant species complex when nuclear and chloroplast sequences fail to reveal variability
Historical divergence vs. contemporary gene flow: evolutionary history of the calcicole Ranunculus alpestris group (Ranunculaceae) in the European Alps and the Carpathians
Detection of recent hybridization between sympatric Chilean Puya species (Bromeliaceae) using AFLP markers and reconstruction of complex relationships
Historical biogeography and life-history evolution of Andean Puya (Bromeliaceae)
AFLP markers provide insights into the evolutionary relationships and diversification of New Caledonian Araucaria species (Araucariaceae)
Phylogenetic signal in AFLP data sets
Discordance of species trees with their most likely gene trees
Almost forgotten or latest practice? AFLP applications, analyses and advances
Arbitrarily amplified DNA markers as characters for phylogenetic inference
Detecting the number of clusters of individuals using the software
Population structure and genetic diversity of New World maize races assessed by DNA microsatellites
Phylogenetic insights on adaptive radiation
Multilocus resolution of phylogeny and timescale in the extant adaptive radiation of Hawaiian honeycreepers
Molecular adaptation during a rapid adaptive radiation
Copy number variation and transposable elements feature in recent ongoing adaptation at the Cyp6g1 locus
Chorology of New Caledonian palms and possible evidence of Pleistocene rain forest refugia
Cryptic species, gene recombination and hybridization in the genus Spiraeanthemum (Cunoniaceae) from New Caledonia
Phylogeography and niche modelling of the relict plant Amborella trichopoda (Amborellaceae) reveal multiple Pleistocene refugia in New Caledonia
Milankovitch cycles and their effects on species in ecological and evolutionary time
Comparative genomic and population genetic analyses indicate highly porous genomes and high levels of gene flow between divergent Helianthus species
Species delimitation and phylogeny of a New Zealand plant species radiation
Reticulate evolution on a mosaic of soils: diversification of the New Caledonian endemic genus Codia (Cunoniaceae)
Species diversity in the New Caledonian endemic genera Cephalidiosus and Nobarnus (Insecta: Heteroptera: Tingidae), an approach using phylogeny and species distribution modelling
Adaptive radiation of photosynthetic physiology in the Hawaiian lobeliads: light regimes, static light responses, and whole-plant compensation points
Age and rate of diversification of the Hawaiian silversword alliance (Compositae)
What can phylogenetics tell us about speciation in the Cape flora?
Structural and floristic diversity of mixed tropical rainforest in New Caledonia: New data from the New Caledonian Plant Inventory and Permanent Plot Network (NC-PIPPN)
Modified CTAB procedure for DNA isolation from epiphytic cacti of genera Hylocereus and Selenicereus (Cactaceae)
Angiosperm DNA
Phylogenetic relationships in the genus Leontopodium (Asteraceae: Gnaphalieae) based on AFLP data
How to track and assess genotyping errors in population genetic studies
Application of phylogenetic networks in evolutionary studies
Bayesian phylogenetics with BEAUti and the BEAST 1.7
Scatterplot3d - an R package for visualizing multivariate data
Arlequin (version 3.0): an integrated software package for population genetics data analysis
Inference of population structure using multilocus genotype data
Inferring weak population structure with the assistance of sample group information
CLUMPP: a cluster matching and permutation program for dealing with label switching and multimodality in analysis of population structure
Distruct: a program for the graphical display of population structure


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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-6592?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12837174#action_12837174 ] Adam Kramer commented on HADOOP-6592: ------------------------------------- bq. This meter would still be running even if the job is paused, so tasks or the entire job could be killed if its temp storage usage quota is reached. In general, this seems like a good practice--when temporary storage is filled, whatever task is using said storage should be killed in FIFO order. This means that paused jobs' tasks could fail, at which point that map task would be returned to the "pending" queue. bq. You need pre-emption, not pause. Pre-emption doesn't address a potential desire to pause a task that's currently running when there are no other tasks waiting. Say my map task requires 3000 mappers and my cluster has 1000. Then, when 1000 start running, I may pause in case other users submit jobs, in order to have at least some mappers free when they start their job. That is what I meant by "because I expect other tasks to arrive"--I meant other JOBS, submitted by other users, to whom I would like to be polite. Or if another user is being impolite, it would be good to "pause" that user's job until I can walk by his desk and ask him if there's a way that doesn't thrash the cluster...if it turns out there isn't, he could just keep his job paused until the workday is over (and thus the cluster is mostly free). A good stopgap in the meantime, that gets most of the desirable qualities of pause, would be the ability to set a ceiling on the number of map tasks my job could simultaneously use. > Scheduler: Pause button desirable > --------------------------------- > > Key: HADOOP-6592 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-6592 > Project: Hadoop Common > Issue Type: Wish > Reporter: Adam Kramer > Priority: Minor > > It would be lovely if, from the jobtracker page, I could click a button that's not "kill" or "fail" but ..."pause." > The pause button would stop a certain task from starting any more mappers or reducers. They would all wait in the "pending" stage until the job is "un-paused." Currently-running tasks would continue to run, and then complete, thus freeing the resources for other jobs. > This would help a lot for systems (esp. Hive) in which one or two jobs are hogging a lot of mappers or reducers. The ones they have would finish, and then other jobs could "catch up," and then they could be unpaused for a while. This would also allow for user-level throttling of their jobs in instances where they need a lot of resources but have the time to spare. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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A Portrait in Timeby Barbara Donlon Bradley
Trey Dalton is having a very bad day. Someone is trying to destroy his plantation, his mettlesome aunt has come to visit, and some strange woman has appeared on his doorstep spouting some nonsense about coming from the future.
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Trey Dalton is having a very bad day. Someone is trying to destroy his plantation, his mettlesome aunt has come to visit, and some strange woman has appeared on his doorstep spouting some nonsense about coming from the future.
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Alex Tibideaux held the telegram in her trembling hands. Her world crashed in around her when she read the three words on the sheet of paper.
I need you.
She stood there in shock. Turning to her assistant, she asked, "Where is Dr. Martin?"
"Last I heard he was going over the data from last night's telescope readings. You'll probably find him in the tomb."
Lynn nodded absently as she forced herself to move. Her footsteps echoed down the hallway as she headed toward the room labeled the tomb.
It got its name because to get to it, you had to travel down three flights, then through several dimly lit corridors. A lot of the newer employees didn't like to venture down that far, but it had never bothered her. Dr. Martin loved the room because he could hide away in there for hours without being disturbed.
The door creaked as she pushed it open. The fluorescent lamp on the massive desk illuminated the doctor's balding head.
She felt the cold metal of the door as she held it open with her palm. "I hate to disturb you."
"Oh, Alex, please, come in." Dr. Martin shoved his black glasses back up his nose. "The data here is very interesting. The quasar we've been studying is starting to pick up speed. See?"
He stood and spread out the sheets he had been scrutinizing.
She sat in the old wooden chair in front of the desk. "Dr., I need to take some time off."
"Off. Well, you need to speak to the...You want time off?" He eased himself back into his old leather chair.
"Yes sir." Alex gave him a tiny smile. This was the first time she requested leave in the five years she had worked with him. "My grandmother sent atelegram."
Dr. Martin pulled his glasses off his nose and chewed on one stem. "And here I had hoped you found some young man."
Their running joke, Alex didn't date. She never let anything inside the tight shield she had erected around herself. Alex didn't look like the stereotypical female scientist. Blond hair, bright blue eyes with twenty-twenty vision, and a curvy figure. When she first started working here she had probably heard every blond joke out there. But her no nonsense way let people know quickly she was there to work, nothing else. Her serious attitude and controlling ways didn't win her any friends, but she didn't need them any way. Grams was about the only one who could get around her facade. Grams. "Dr..."
"Sorry. How long do you think you need?"
Alex sighed. "I don't know."
He placed his glasses back on as he stared at her. "You haven't called her?"
She flushed. The thought never entered her mind. The telegram had flustered her, something no one else would believe.
"Use my phone." He pointed to the nineteen-forties style instrument that graced his desk.
Alex clutched the cold receiver in her hand. Her grip tightened as she dialed in her grandmother's number. The phone on the other end rang seven times before she hung up. "There is no answer."
"Call the airline. I'll clear the time off for you."
ALEX FLEW DOWN the shell road that led to her grandmother's house. Why the areas around New Orleans used shells to cover their dirt roads instead of gravel was beyond her. She could hear the shells crunch and pop as she followed the road.
All she wanted to do was get to her only living relative.
Tires screeching, she stopped the jeep she rented in front of the house. Alex climbed the three stairs it took to reach the porch in one step.
The handle on the front door turned with a rattle. It looked like Grams never had the knob tightened. Leaning against the door she shoved hard. The door flew open, banging against the wall.
"It don't stick right now."
The door swung backward, stopping as it smacked Alex in the back. "So I noticed."
She felt the hairs on the back of her neck stand up. Grams didn't look sick, so why did she send the telegram. "You okay, Grams?"
"I'm fine, Alexandra."
Alex cringed. She hated her given name, but she could never get her grandmother to use anything else. "So why did you call me home?"
"I needed you."
Alex's brow crinkled. "You had me come all the way from California. What was so important?"
"You'll find out tomorrow. Now, how 'bout some nice cold lemonade?" Grams turned and headed into her small kitchen.
Alex hated it when her grandmother did this. She wanted to know now, not wait until Grams was ready to tell her. Alex also knew that pushing Grams would be the worse thing to do. A small sigh escaped her lips as she followed her grandmother.
ALEX DIDN'T SEE the low hanging beam until it was too late.
"Oh man," she mumbled as she rubbed her head, glaring at the offending beam. Staring around the musty old attic, she sighed. Boxes were stacked everywhere. Why did she agree to climb into the proverbial black hole? The photo album Grams wanted was probably lost forever.
Grams voice floated up to her from the first floor. "Alexandra, you okay up there?"
"Yes, Grams." She looked around once again, grateful the evening air had started to cool off the stifling heat of the attic. "Grams? When was the last time you cleaned up here?"
"Don't know, maybe thirty years? Before yur' Gran'pa passed away."
Alex shook her head. Three hundred years sounded more like it. Cobwebs hung everywhere. The single bulb above her head cast more shadows than dispelled them. Tucking a stray honey blond hair behind her right ear she asked, "Which box should I look for the album in?"
She could hear her grandmother's cane tap against the wood on the floor below as the woman thought. "Let's see. Las' time I had it out was the day you were born, go in about ten paces, and turn left. It should be in the top box."
Alex's brow shot up, but she did as her grandmother instructed. Pushing several cobwebs out of her way, she hoped she found it soon. The attic hadn't cooled enough for her tastes. She stopped in front of a pile of boxes. Pulling the lid off the top one, she found a leather bound book embossed with an intricately engraved oak tree in gold leaf. Inside, on the first page, the face of her Grandmother as a child stared back at her. They both shared the same aristocratic nose. The bright eyes and rosy cheeks in the picture made Alex smile softly. Although Gram's chestnut brown hair had turned to a feathery white texture, a youthful light still glowed in her grandmother's eyes.
She grinned. Grams could still surprise Alex with her sharp memory. "I found it."
"Good. Meet ya in the den." The tapping of her cane faded as Betsy Tibideaux moved away.
Alex climbed down from the attic and headed for the den. She seated herself on an overstuffed blue couch before her grandma actually walked in the room. Grams didn't move as fast as she used to. Although her grandmother had turned ninety-three four months ago, knowing where to find the book proved she was still sharp as ever. After she settled down in her favorite chair, Alex handed her grandmother the family album.
"Now, Sweetie, I want to tell you the story of..." Grams' voice dropped off as she hunched over the album, flipping the pages in search of a specific picture. "Ah, here we are. Trey..."
"Trey?" There weren't too many men with the name of Trey outside of the Crescent City. "A true boy from New Orleans, eh?" Alex took the album her grandmother thrust at her.
"Now, don' fool wi' me." Her grandmother patted her hand. "His full name was Montgomery Brice Dalton. They called him Trey because he was the third."
Alex rolled her eyes. When the letters started dropping from the ends of Grams' words the stories got wild. "Yes, Grams."
Betsy's cane pounded against the floor. "Don' you 'yes Grams' me. 'Dis' is true life."
The smile Alex tried to hide faded as her gaze fell on the picture. Like all the pictures taken in the late eighteenth century, Trey looked stiff. He didn't smile, but humor shone through in his eyes. She wondered what went on in the background to cause that look. His attractive, chiseled features affected her. His eyes held hers, as though he actually stared at her instead of at the camera.
"My Papa tol' me about him when I was a chile'. His daddy made him go to France during the war. Wanted him to become a ship's captain. Just as the war ended, he heard about his parent's deaths and returned home. When he came back, he rebuilt the family plantation. Made a name for he'self."
One of Alex's blond brows shot up. "And you remember the stories, Grams?"
Betsy Tibideaux straightened her spine. "Of course!" She tapped the side of her head. "Still sharp as a tack. Where do you think you got that scientific mind from? Anyway, he was friend's wi' my grandpa. Nice looking man that Trey. One that could turn a lady's hade'."
She knew her grandmother could spin more yarns than anyone she ever met. Laughter bubbled up inside her.
"He fell in love wi' a woman from our family."
Alex's gaze slid to her hands when her grandmother looked her in the eye.
"In fac', she had the same name as you. They had what you call a whirlwind affair. Papa tol' me about their life, but I guess I jus' don' remember ever'thing."
Alex coughed. An elephant would have an easier time of forgetting. "Go on, Grams."
"Papa say' she was real pretty. Very sophisticated. Trey fell for her like a ton o' bricks. They were very happy, for a while. But somethin' happen', an' she had to go away. Papa say' Trey pined and pined for her. He didn't wan' to live without her."
"Talk about your Romeo and Juliet," murmured Alex. "Did she ever come back?"
"Not sure. Would you like to see a picture of her? I have one in here somewhere." Alex's grandmother flipped through the family album. After a fruitless search, she yawned. "Well, I'll find it in the mornin'. Why don' you go on to bed? Tomorrow I plan on making my famous praline pancakes."
Alex gave Betsy a quick peck on the cheek. Sleep sounded great. She stretched her back as she walked toward her room. "I'm looking forward to it, Grams. Good night."
Once Alex had closed her door and turned out the light. Betsy reopened the album. Gently, she traced the picture of the woman Trey loved, a woman who was the spitting image of her granddaughter. "Tomorrow is a whol' new day, Alexandra."
ALEX WOKE EARLY the next morning. Her nightshirt stuck to her body. Her grandmother didn't believe in air conditioning, and the room had started to heat up already. She pushed aside the delicate lace curtains and slipped her hands under the weather-beaten wood of her bedroom window. Her muscles flexed as she pulled up, forcing the window to rise upward with a loud groan.
The air in her room filled with the fragrant aroma of magnolias. This one smell let her know she was back home.
After dressing, she tiptoed down the golden oak stairs, hoping she wouldn't wake Betsy, if that was possible. Grams always woke before anyone else, no matter how early they rose.
Peering into the pale yellow kitchen, Alex sniffed the heady aroma of freshly perked coffee, but found no sign of her grandma. Starting in the living room, she began to search for Betsy.
About fifteen minutes later she found her grandmother sleeping in her favorite chair in the den, where they had been the night before, the photo album still clutched in her gnarled hand. Just as Alex turned to let her grandma nap a little while longer, the book slipped from Betsy's grasp and dropped to the rag carpet.
An embossed card fell out.
Bending down, Alex picked up the card.
"I see you found the invitation."
"Good morning, Grams," Alex said. "Is this why you wanted me here? For the Re-opening of the Dalton Plantation?"
"Now, would I call you home for something like that?" Betsy banged her cane against the floor several times before she could get up out of the chair. "These old bones get more stubborn with each passing day."
Alex shook her head as her grandmother headed for the kitchen. "Can I help?"
Grams shooed her away. "Everything is under control, dear. Go sit down, it will be ready in no time."
Within an hour, Betsy's praline pancakes sat on the gray Formica topped metal table, filling the kitchen with the aroma of roasted pecans, vanilla and melted butter. Grabbing the butter and the syrup Alex made short work of the stack on her plate.
"I had forgotten about the Dalton Plantation until you found the card. Why don't we go?"
Alex placed her utensils on the edge of her plate. Grams' was up to something. "If its okay with you I'd rather stay here."
"I thought it would be fun." Grams got up and placed a few more pancakes on Alex's plate. "They also have a portrait of that woman that Trey loved in the sitting room. You should see it."
Alex pursed her lips. So this was what Grams wanted. "So?"
Grams watched her for a few minutes.
Alex felt heat climb up her neck and face under her grandmother's scrutiny. When Grams wanted something she always got her way. "I don't really want to go."
"Pish, posh. You will go with me. It ain't gonna hurt you none." Betsy stood up from her chair. "Give me an hour. Then we'll go."
"Are you sure you're up to this?" Alex asked, hoping to talk her grandmother out of going.
"Yes, Honey," she replied and giving Alex a look as tender as it was mysterious. "I've been waiting for this most of my life."
ALEX'S HAIR whipped in the wind. She shifted into fourth gear before sparing a glance at Grams. She would have put the roof on, but Grams said a little wind wouldn't hurt her. Watching gray hair pull itself free from Grams' bun made Alex wonder.
"What you call this thing?" Grams shouted to be heard.
"Jeep Renegade."
Grams watched the rice fields go by as she looked out the passenger window. "Damned box."
Alex fought a grin. Grams would call a stretch limo a box; she didn't care for 'the contraptions', her word for cars. "We didn't have to come, you know."
"Yes, we do." Her cane banged the floorboard. "You need to see that painting."
"Yes. Ma'am." Following the signs they pulled onto the shell road that led to the plantation. Alex didn't look forward to this. What ever Grams was up to she knew she wouldn't like.
Her brown boots hit the white shells with a pronounced rattle. She quickly made her way around the green Jeep to help her grandmother out.
Grams straightened the hem of her flower print dress, ground her cane into the shells, and moved toward the plantation, mingling with the flow of arriving tourists.
The sounds of people laughing and talking as they headed in the same direction did nothing to calm her nerves. The large white, two story, Victorian home towered over her, blocking the rays of the sun. Her throat went dry. She straightened her shoulders. Alex knew she was being silly, but she just couldn't shake the ominous feeling that was starting to fill her.
This area, like all of the land near New Orleans, was flat. The city was actually below sea level, making it a perfect place to grow rice, which the land surrounding the plantation still did.
A child's cry caught her attention. Alex wanted to cry too. She didn't want to be here.
ALEX HUNG back behind the crowd as the guide led them from room to room. Her dread grew with each room the tour entered. By the time they entered the sitting room with the rest of the tourists, she wanted out. She rubbed her arms. Her white long-sleeved poets' blouse didn't help to keep away the sudden chill.
Her grandmother begged the guide for a few minutes of rest before moving on, giving them both a few minutes alone in the room without the other tourists or guides. "See, Alexandra, there's the painting I tol' you about."
Alex stared at the painting. The picture was an exact likeness of her, but in period clothing. Instinct said she looked at herself, but Alex knew she never posed for a picture like that. The young woman sat serenely on a chair, her deep green skirt draped around her. "Grams she looks just like me."
Grams nodded. "Interesting, no? No one knows where the picture came from, or who painted it. Look at the spot on the right side, just behind the chair. The brush strokes are different, as if something's been removed. I think someone used this picture to taunt Trey. Whoever sent it put something or someone in the background to anger him and he had whatever had been in the painting removed."
"Grams," Alex admonished.
"It's true. Go up and look and you'll see the same thing."
Alex stared at her grandmother. "Are you kidding? What if someone sees?"
"Who's going to see?"
Alex glanced around to see if anyone watched. Ignoring the velvet ropes, she slipped one side off the pole so she could walk up to the painting to study it closer. Her brow creased. Alex knew a little about art and the strokes made by a brush. Grams' was right. This painting had been altered. She reached out to touch the brush strokes on the woman's face. A strong tingling sensation assaulted her. It shot up her arm and spread through the rest of her body.
Too late, she tried to pull her hand back. The sensation continued, overpowering her. She felt like Cinderella when the fairy godmother cast her spell. She saw the outline of the woman's face turn a golden color, like a thousand fireflies had taken alight. The face turned toward her, as if to say 'it's about time'. The light circled around her body covering her and squeezing away her breath. Slowly, she crumpled to the floor.
HER MIND registered the movement of air on her face when she started to regain consciousness. The polished wooden floor felt cool against her cheek.
"Do you think she's all right?" Alex heard a feminine voice ask.
"Yes. Her color's returning. She should be fine." This one sounded closer, also female.
"Where do you think she came from?" asked the first voice.
"How would I know?" A cane thumped the floor. "We found her at the same time, Fluerette."
There was a short pause before she heard one of the voices ask timidly. "What sort of clothes are those, Miss Rose?"
"Nothing a lady would wear."
Alex took a chance and opened one eye. Although she didn't recognize the voices, the thumping cane could only be Grams. Two sets of eyes stared back at her. One set belonged to an older woman dressed in a gray dress. The other belonged to a young black woman, who wore a simple brown dress with a white collar and white cuffs. The style of their long dresses was from the late nineteenth century. One quick glance around revealed that her grandmother was nowhere to be seen.
What was going on?
"She's awake," the young black woman said.
The cane thumped again. "I can see that, Fluerette."
The two women in late nineteenth century costumes must have been looking for stragglers before the next tour. Rubbing her head absently, she sat up. "I'm sorry. I didn't mean to faint. Let me get out of your way."
"You all right?"
She nodded. "Fine. Um, let me find my grandma and we'll..." She stopped talking when she glanced at the wall. The painting was gone. So were the velvet ropes that had surrounded it. Color drained out of her face.
"Oh dear, she gonna' faint again." Fluerette started to fan Alex in earnest once more.
She put her hand out, touching the black woman's thin wrist. "Please, stop. I'm fine, really, it's just..." Looking around stopped Alex again. She noticed the furniture wasn't crowded into areas to allow room for tourists to walk through. The room suddenly looked lived in.
She stood up. "I've got to get out of here." Her boots pounded against the oak floor. Once she hit the porch, she stopped again. Her heart started to beat faster. The vending machines were gone, along with the sidewalk and the shell road. There were no cars, or families with children yelling for attention. All she heard was a dog barking in the distance, and the pounding of horse hooves.
She started to hum the theme to the Twilight Zone as she looked around. Alex expected to find Rod Serling standing nearby doing his prologue.
She looked down at her boots. "Okay," she said out loud. "This is only a dream. I must have hit my head when I fainted. That's all. In a few minutes I'll wake up and Grams will be standing there laughing at me for being so silly."
The pounding hooves she had heard before stopped in front of the stairs where she stood, forcing her to look up. Her eyes widened. "Oh, God."
Trey Dalton, still astride his horse, towered over her.
His picture didn't do him justice. No humor shone in his eyes now, only anger. Jet-black hair clung to his cheeks. His break-neck ride to the house had mussed the shimmering mass. Alex felt an urge to brush his hair back from his face.
A muscle throbbed in his jaw. Trey didn't believe Jessie when he ran out to the fields to tell him that a woman had just appeared in the sitting room, but here she stood. "Madame, what right do you have to invade my home?"
Alex looked at him, and then back at the doorway she had come through, now crowded with the curious. Turning back to him, she gestured helplessly toward the door. "I..." Her eyes rolled to the back of her head as she crumpled into another faint.
Copyright © 2001 by Barbara Donlon Bradley
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After a mesmerizing performance at the NFL scouting combine, it's become a virtual certainty that Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III will be, at minimum, the No. 2 overall pick of the 2012 draft.
Griffin probably didn't wow the Colts quite enough to overtake Andrew Luck for the top spot. But the former Baylor star will immediately become the face of a franchise somewhere, a fact well known to the Rams, who own the No. 2 pick and are admittedly open for business as they rebuild around QB Sam Bradford.
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My Little Garden (Mi Pequeño Jardín) es una Canción Original Vocaloid.
La canción trata, de una chica que se siente segura en un lugar pequeño, y por esa razón crea su jardin.
Intérprete: Megurine Luka
Música: TA9
Letra: Chu-Ji
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No stars in leaning sky I'm looking for around here No sea, No moon nothing good Seeding a joy in here today seeding a sad in there soon Will they all bloom or not Well I know what I can change is only in my reach Unchained world It's so small heaven of me Now I law me down without having anything Still songs are It fills up the emptines I just keep repeating it not to hear silence Dreamimg flowers come out I know seeding is yesterday Waiting kills me gradually Saying lie, not to be hated Saying true, to be sincere Will they love me or not Well No one knows anyone's crying If the one is me When it rains Trying to forget the aches I always sing it about everything happy Snowy night Sleeping with my heaven Until a day winter is gone Counting all my lies If there is a reason why I was born here, I guess it's "To make world a garden" My little garden Lay me down Now I lay me down forever How small is To make my world happy Here I lay me down without having anything Still songs are To draw up starful sky I just keep repeating it Not to lost everything I wish it makes thousand days If they say it's all happened in my head I will make it my garden My little garden
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Howell, Devil Rays blank Yankees at homeSep 24, 2006 - 2:07 AM ST. PETERSBURG, Florida (Ticker) -- The New York Yankees' lineup was back at full strength, but it didn't matter to rookie J.P. Howell.
Howell pitched seven strong innings and Ty Wigginton drove in three runs as the Tampa Bay Devil Rays posted an 8-0 victory over the Yankees.
New York manager Joe Torre had been resting many of his regular players after the team clinched its ninth straight American League East Division title on Wednesday. However, on Saturday, nearly all the healthy everyday players were back in the lineup.
Howell (1-3) mowed them down, allowing only three hits in the longest outing of his career. His previous high had been 6 2/3 innings in a 4-3 loss to Seattle on September 2.
"Anytime you go against that lineup you have to have your best stuff," Howell said. "I had a nice changeup and that was a huge factor.
"I had control. When I made a bad pitch, I didn't show it and I just bounced right back."
Dan Miceli pitched the eighth and hard-throwing rookie Juan Salas hurled the ninth for the Devil Rays.
Wigginton belted a solo homer off Randy Johnson (17-11) with one out in the fourth to give the Devil Rays a 3-0 lead. With runners on second and third in the seventh, Wigginton blooped a two-run single to increase the lead to 7-0. The first baseman had three hits and three RBI.
"He loves the moment and thrives on it," Tampa Bay manager Joe Maddon said. "He isn't going to backdown and loves those challenges. This time in a big situation, he won out."
B.J. Upton hit his first homer of the season in the sixth to make it 5-0. It was his first blast since September 17, 2004 against Toronto.
"He (Randy Johnson) got a pitch up and I got a great swing on it," Upton said. "I was able to turn on it which is something I've been working on a lot."
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Louisville falls behind 2-0 in the top of the first. Todd Redmond gives up 3 hits and 2 runs. Henry Rodriguez with a one-out double in the bottom half of the inning.
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Louisville falls behind 2-0 in the top of the first. Todd Redmond gives up 3 hits and 2 runs. Henry Rodriguez with a one-out double in the bottom half of the inning.
Daniel Corcino will chunk the rock for the Wahoos starting in about 45 minutes as they face the Huntsville Whatevers.
Dragons just underway. James Allen will be pitching for Dayton this evening as he faces off against Duke von Schamann of the Great Lake Loons. Joseph Winker is the lineup for Great Lakes. He is from Orlando, Florida. Wonder if that is any relation to Reds' farmhand Jesse Winker?
Incidentally, Jesse Winker is the second most exciting news item out of Windmere, Florida recently.
Number one you ask? The Windmere, Florida sinkhole.
Wahoos need to win. I want an extra two weeks of baseball. Players want an extra two weeks of pay and less instructs.
Didi Gregorius with an RBI double. He is averaging an XBH every 6.44 at bats in AAA. In Pensacola it was one XBH every 15.8 at bats.
Really wonder what the RF park factor for Pensacola is.....
Wild one in Louisville. Bats trail 10-7 after eight innings. Todd Redmond struck out eight batters in 5.1 IP, but gave up nine hits and five runs. Jordan Smith got cuffed around, surrendering four runs in 2.0 IP. Not a good season for Jordan. HRod, Soto and Redmond with two hits each. Puckett went yard.
Blue Fish and Whatevers tied at two after five innings of play. Lutz is two for two with a blast. Vidal has doubled. Hamilton has singled and walked. No steals. Corcino cruising along. 6IP 5H 2ER 1BB 5K.
James Allen pitched seven innings of one-hit, shutout baseball. Dragons took a 3-0 lead into the bottom of the ninth and nearly coughed it up. Dennhart pitched a scoreless eighth, but Yovan Gonzalez was taken deep on a two-run blast. Dayton didn't have on their hitting shoes but didn't really need them. A double by Silva, singles by YRod and Perez and two hits by Ryan Wright were enough. Dayton hangs on 3-2.
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|Earth Abides
The book starts with a snake bite. The protagonist, Isherwood "Ish" Williams, is collecting data for this thesis when he is bitten by a rattlesnake. He takes himself back to his cabin to recuperate. The next thing he knows, he's apparently the last man alive. A newspaper tells him that a particularly virulent disease has killed millions. Lacking anything better to do, Ish travels across the country, meeting a few survivors and observing the changes to the environment. The language is clinical, scientific, modern. The first third of the bottle is about what you'd expect from a post-apocalyptic novel. As Ish takes stock of his new world, you can't help but think about what will happen when the electricity fails, when the stocked up food will give out, when the few survivors decide to go Mad Max.
Eventually, Ish meets up with a few other survivors that he can band together with. He finds a wife and friends. Slowly, he builds up a community that, for lack of anything better, they call the Tribe. Years zip by. The novel ends up about 40 years after the plague (as far as I can tell). Ish is an old man, cared for by his great-grandchildren. The language by the end of the book is less objective. The science is gone. Ish has given up his ecological and anthropological observations. By the end of the book, when Ish asks if one of his great-grandson is happy, the answer is: "Yes, I am happy. Things are as they are, and I am part of them" (322*).
The change over the course of the book is subtle. At the beginning, as I said, it's utterly depressing. You can't help but wonder if, as Ish wonders, if this is it for humanity. Maybe too many people died. Maybe too many skills died out and the survivors won't last long. But as Ish and the Tribe grow, I started to feel hopeful. Ish fears for the loss of knowledge as all but one of the children show a marked lack of interest the knowledge Ish tries to pass on. He wonders if his little tribe will survive beyond a couple of generations once the canned food runs out. (It's rather surprising how long it does last.)
What I realized by the end of the book--as Ish does--is that humanity does carry on. The civilization that we know is gone. Ish's Tribe becomes more tribal as time goes on. Sure, it's sad that the knowledge of our world is lost, that the big university library will probably rot away with no one to read it. But there are still people. Humanity will go on.
Earth Abides is a terrific read. I'm very glad that I picked it up and I wish that more people would give it a chance. Unlike modern post-apocalyptic novels, this one doesn't play up the horror. Instead, it's a sober, philosophical medication on what might happen if humanity had to start over.
* Stewart, George R. Earth Abides. New York: Ballantine Books, 2006. Del Ray trade paperback edition.


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WORLD NEWS BRIEFS;2d Ebola Fever Case Suspected in Liberia
Published: December 11, 1995
TABOU, Ivory Coast, Dec. 10— A Liberian refugee being treated for the deadly Ebola virus in the Ivory Coast has told doctors he left a friend with similar symptoms in his village in war-shattered Liberia, a senior official said today.
Foreign medical experts and Ivory Coast officials, who have been tracing the refugee's movements and isolating those he met, have asked for permission to enter Liberia and go to the village to investigate.
The disease, for which there is no known cure, spreads quickly on direct contact, triggering fever and uncontrollable bleeding. It killed more than 240 people in Zaire earlier this year.
Ivory Coast officials said the affected refugee was recovering and no further cases had been reported on their side of the border.
But an Ivorian doctor and two French nurses were among some 15 people quarantined as a precaution.
Col. Mombo Dosso, administrator for the border region of Tabou, said that the refugee was 26 years old and came from the village of Plibo, about 20 miles from the border with the Ivory Coast.


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BOSTON (AP) Tom Johnson, the Hockey Hall of Fame defenseman who coached the Boston Bruins to their last Stanley Cup title in 1972, has died. He was 79.
The Bruins said Saturday that Johnson died Wednesday at his Falmouth home. The team didn't disclose the cause of death.
The former Montreal and Boston defenseman was a player, coach and executive with the Bruins for more than three decades until he retired in 1998.
"If we all are allowed an ultimate friend, mentor, confidant and teacher, Tom Johnson was all of those to me," said Harry Sinden, Boston's former coach and general manager who is now an adviser. "The Bruins and all of hockey have lost a great person."
Johnson, a native of Baldur, Manitoba, played 15 years for the Canadiens during the late 1940s and 1950s, winning six Stanley Cups and the 1959 Norris Trophy as the NHL's top defenseman.
The Bruins claimed him from Montreal in the 1963 waiver draft, and played two seasons in Boston until a leg injury ended his career in 1965.
Johnson moved into the Bruins' front office as an assistant to general manager Milt Schmidt. He succeeded Sinden as head coach after Boston won the 1970 title and led the team to consecutive 50-plus win seasons, culminating with the 1972 Stanley Cup.
His .738 winning percentage is the best in team history.
He returned to the front office in 1973 as assistant general manager, then in 1979 became vice president. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1970.
Johnson is survived by wife Doris, son Tommy and daughter Julie.
Funeral arrangements are pending.
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