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|2007-09-30, 18:01
|Link #1001
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Graphic Designer
Join Date: Oct 2004
Just watched the OP, it looks to combine aspects from both Kanon 2006 OP (snow intro) as well as AIR TV OP (characters w/names). It seems a bit faster paced than Kanon's, but probably because the snow scene takes up almost 30 seconds or a third of the OP itself. Kanon's snow scene intro is a lot shorter but stretched out the individual character scenes.
Th ED is quite a change from Kanon and AIR as well, displaying a story through some cute children's book style imagery, althou it still follows in Key-KyoAni's tradition of portraying a main theme of the series. I really like the ED song.
|2007-09-30, 21:53
|Link #1002
Osana-Najimi Shipper
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Mt. Ordeals
But all these rhetoric questions really isn't going anywhere, since only KyoAni would know. And I guess I'm the only one who really cares about the title not showing up in the creditless OP/ED, and probably the only who cares if the Clannad logo is plain compared to the cast names. >_>
|2007-10-01, 02:46
|Link #1003
Lets be reality
Join Date: May 2007
Here's my short impressions of Geass in the Geass overall impressions thread
Anyway we are getting off topic now....
|2007-10-01, 03:17
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|2007-10-01, 03:45
|Link #1005
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Hawaii
Age: 30
Thanks for the info on Clannad!
The way how there is only one story for Clannad despite the multiple individual character stories, the whole Kyou and Tomoyo route thing sounds like Kyoto animations might have a little trouble pacing the story...but I think they can handle it though.
Well, looks like I'll be looking forward to this new anime in the fall.
EDIT: I've seen the ED for the anime, but not the opening yet...
But what's up with the ending though?...The song I might have to get used to, but the whole meaning behind the ending...is that the main character's favorite food or something?
|2007-10-01, 04:21
|Link #1006
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Belgium, Brussels
Age: 30
herr... no, these "blob" have nothing to do with food.
It has blatant family mood, which fits the song as well.
I believe you should check houkoholic lyrics of the ED, it might help.
Of course, if you are a complete clannad newbie, that doesn't make much sense. But the strong family mood is a big indicator, and the ED certainly delivers it very well.
|2007-10-01, 04:31
|Link #1007
Version 3.0
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Hawaii
Age: 30
So basically, the ending song just tells a small story about a "dango" family.
This should be interesting since people experienced in the Clannad story knows what this ending is about.
|2007-10-01, 09:20
|Link #1008
Martian diplomat
Since it's against the rules to spoil you too much, if you want to ask game related questions, I'd suggest you go to this place:
but you're likely to be heavily spoiled since that area is made just to spoil newcomers. You can try the Q & A sections if you only want to be lightly spoiled.
What I think is KyoAni is going straight for the main heroin(Nagisa) and have little corners of the other characters. For CLANNAD, this is actually easier than Kanon as it is possible for everyone to be involved in Nagisa's route. We won't see the ending of the other characters, but I think they will somehow find a way to shift the classic scenes into the story (e.g. Tomoyo 64 hits, look at her legs flash in the promo!)
|2007-10-01, 09:29
|Link #1009
Lets be reality
Join Date: May 2007
|2007-10-01, 12:54
|Link #1011
Bemused Scholar
Join Date: Jan 2007
Age: 29
Currently rewatching Kanon with one of my housemates, so I'm definitely getting in the mood for Clannad. Glad to see the forum is already so lively. I'm very busy this semester, so this might be the only anime I have time to watch right now...
The ED...it looks so innocent! Aww...(and less boring to watch than Kanon's ED >.>)
|2007-10-01, 13:20
|Link #1012
Name means little...
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Dec 2004
The OP for Clannad is looking really impressive. I am definitely looking forward to it.
Moon Phase's post about how that Clannad will be split into 2 segments and aired in fall and spring, with Winter dedicated to Disappearance of Suzumiya Haruhi would be the one thing that I would like to have confirmed by that point.
Sunohara's design is nice.
|2007-10-01, 13:42
|Link #1014
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|2007-10-01, 13:50
|Link #1015
seiyuu maniac
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Tokyo, Japan
There is no plot twist nor anything extra ordinary to this anime (or rather the game that this anime is based on), it's all about immersing oneselve in one of the most fundemental human social qualities - that of "families" - ordinary people forming bonds and making "families". It's about love and making sacrafices for your family, and the happy and sad things which occurs in life. It really is that simple.
|2007-10-01, 14:09
|Link #1016
Martian diplomat
It seems like I'm the only one who doesn't like the ED.
Don't get me wrong, I like the animation and the concept, just this variation of Nagisa's theme song I don't like.
|2007-10-01, 14:54
|Link #1017
Version 3.0
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Hawaii
Age: 30
I just wanted to know what was the meaning through the whole ending.
So I guess family is the theme for Clannad.
|2007-10-01, 16:28
|Link #1019
Osana-Najimi Shipper
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Mt. Ordeals
Whoah there, hold your horses. Too much info. Now I guess I'll never touch the ED ever until the end of the show. If it wasn't pointed out that well, I would've just thought it was something totally unrelated to the main plot (like say one of Nagisa's plays).
|2007-10-01, 16:40
|Link #1020
seiyuu maniac
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Tokyo, Japan
The ending only describes people making families, that's all it says. The anime's central plot is the same. You can't be spoiled about the plot this way because it's just basically about life in general (people born, grow, love, marry, give birth, die - all facts of life). The plot in Clannad is very very simple, and it IS about life and family, but the plot is not the point of the anime.
Like all Key works, it's not about starting from A to reach destination B - it's about enjoying the scenary in between. In a way, that's just like life itself. And if you think you've been "spoiled" from my description as well as the lyrics in the ED, then you're not going into Clannad with the right mind set to begin with.
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When I tried the previous way I get class not found exceptions that relate to the classes in the targeted directory. I realize the repository is the best way to go however, I am deploying web apps that have several jars (20 or so) that need to be shared by several web apps. I have not had a chance but if there is a tool that can assist in creating the repository for each jar set, that would be tremendously helpful. I will give it a whirl again and let you know my final outcome. Thank you for you help, Vaughn djencks wrote: > > The plan you show below should work if you include a dependency on the > resulting plugin in your actual app. > > The difference between this and the technique Chi Runhua suggested is > that with your separate plan your <geronimo-home>/var/app/lib jars > will always be loaded in the applib classloader, which will be a > parent of each app classloader, whereas with Chi Runhua's suggestion, > each app will get their own copy of the classes. > > This might sound stupid, but how do you know this isn't working? > > I also really suggest you rethink the relative convenience of using > the geronimo repository and a custom shared lib folder. If you are > dead set against using maven, then this might make sense, otherwise I > recommend you try setting up a maven build of a custom server assembly > that includes your apps. > > thanks > david jencks > > On Aug 11, 2009, at 4:13 AM, vaughn_m wrote: > >> >> Hello - >> >> I am trying to create 4 different shared lib folders in different >> directories. I have read and tried to use the >> org.apache.geronimo.system.sharedlib.SharedLib gbean (the plan is >> below) in >> the various web apps that might use the specific directory. But this >> has >> been unsuccessful. If I place my jars in the sharedlib folder >> (var/shared/lib) it works perfectly. But if I place the jars in the >> specified lib folder and remove the jars form the shared folder the >> application will not deploy. I need to separate these libs in >> different >> folders so I can have an upgrade path for different components down >> the >> road. While I could use the repository as a last resort, it would >> be more >> convenient for me to reuse the SaredLib gbean to accomplish this >> task by >> referencing a specific external folder. Any insight anyone would >> have would >> be helpful. See the plan below for a reference. >> >> Vaughn >> >> <module xmlns="http://geronimo.apache.org/xml/ns/deployment-1.2"> >> <!--Company Web App--> >> <environment> >> <moduleId> >> <groupId>com.company.app</groupId> >> <artifactId>applib</artifactId> >> <version>2.2.07</version> >> <type>car</type> >> </moduleId> >> <dependencies> >> <dependency> >> <groupId>org.apache.geronimo.framework</groupId> >> <artifactId>rmi-naming</artifactId> >> <version>2.1.4</version> >> <type>car</type> >> </dependency> >> </dependencies> >> <hidden-classes/> >> <non-overridable-classes/> >> </environment> >> <gbean name="AppSharedLib" >> class="org.apache.geronimo.system.sharedlib.SharedLib"> >> <attribute name="classesDirs">var/app/classes</attribute> >> <attribute name="libDirs">var/app/lib</attribute> >> <reference name="ServerInfo"> >> <name>ServerInfo</name> >> </reference> >> </gbean> >> </module> >> -- >> View this message in context: >> http://www.nabble.com/Multiple-SharedLibs-tp24915605s134p24915605.html >> Sent from the Apache Geronimo - Dev mailing list archive at >> Nabble.com. >> > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Multiple-SharedLibs-tp24915605s134p24920901.html Sent from the Apache Geronimo - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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You certainly need to be carefully evaluated by your plastic surgeon . I am concerned you may have a impending implant exposure problem which may need more surgery
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Sector Leaders
South- Methos
North- Cryo-Wolf
Sorry Methos, I'm going after Cryo-Wolf's sector. I know I said I'd quit but I couldn't do it.
if you go for Cryowolf he'll take you down... after that you won't find refuge in my sector for your crimes Fourpower...
i've been leniant on you in the past fourpower because of our history, any crimes you commit outside my sector will be on your head now... and if Cryowolf asks for my assistance in taking you down... i will take you down, hard!
Go for it. I am the ultimate evil, dude. You're not playing with Stilt-Man no more, you're messing with Fourpower. I'm gonna personally blow your sector to smithereens and kill your whole RPG family. Myself. I'm gonna laugh and laugh while your city burns, and your bones will lie under the wreckage.
Don't mess with the best.
Call in Cryo-Wolf, come on. Me and Mags could take you two.
Hmmmmmm looks like this is goint to be very interesting.
Hey Methos, me vs you.
Gladiator RPG forum, the BSE.
Come on.
what's that 'Mess with the best, die like the rest." Man, now i know you're evil, quoting hackers movie lines at me... you're pure evil!
you come after my sector i won't even dirty my hands with you, i'll leave my wife to do it and then i'll sweep your remains out the door and take a leak on your grave.
heh, i'm in a slightly dark mood ;)
Your pretty little wife isn't gonna have a chance, cause she's gonna be gone before you can blink.
I haven't been in a good fight in a while, this'll be fun. It's all IC, got nothin' against you real life.
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Check the BSE Redux forum and we'll see who's better.
You have clean underwear? I'm impressed...this must be your last pair.
I have claimed the East for myself. Nough said.
Cryo-Wolf says:
"dude me n methos would totally take you! Bring it on!!!!!!!"
Who are you talking to? Dark Alpha is a good guy isnt he?
Sure, why not? Come join the fun! The more chaos the better
You know in all the RPGs I have participated in on this forum I have never come face to face with a good
I hope this will be my chance!
When you were CB and I was good, we came face to face
Ha, ha, Cryo I dont no about you.
Cryo-Wolf says:
"Moonchild=wife and queenLunick=son, 5 yr old., ice powersSolana=daughter, 5 yr. old, fire powersSimba=dog, embassador to all animalsthats all of them........no more.o yea Lunick and Solana are twins. I have no more characters"
super powered animals...hmmmm?
yeah I can work with that
Obviously this is going to be good. Me Mags Gambler, and Walkingstone are about to meet up, and when we do, some hell is gonna be raised.
Cryo-Wolf and Methos have no chance against us four. Or me and Mags. Or Gamby and Stone.
We're just mad enough to take ya down! Actually, it'll be fun to test out Walkingstone's powers
I've done a lot of BSE forum fighting, i know my guy's powers and I'm a pretty good fighter. I'll fight anyone, even in a practice match for a VV member.
I don't even know how to fight in the BSE forum. I don't understand the concept
We need some good guys to oppose the bad ones in the RPG. I bet 2 of those pages are filled by bad guys. Not much opposing force at all.
mags could you please hold off on destroying the whole world at least for a day or so I am writing some good stuff here and my story is just about to heat up so please leave as many of the sectors in tact as you can
Nameless one says:
"mags could you please hold off on destroying the whole world at least for a day or so I am writing some good stuff here and my story is just about to heat up so please leave as many of the sectors in tact as you can"
I don't want to destroy the world yet just taking the west sector because there is no hero to do so.
Not everyones Bad just the brave most of the people on here are good. We just scare them away.
You write that, thats awesome.
Oh duh
We need more heroes. This is what comes of everyone being a bad guy
That's coz we're just so darn good at what we do :D
We could've been anything that we wanted to be
But don't it make your heart glad
That we decided, a fact we take pride in
We became the best at being bad
We could've been anything we wanted to be
With all the talent we had
No doubt about it, we whine and we pout it
We're the very best at being bad guys
We're rotten to the core
And my congratulations no one likes you any more
Bad guys, we're the very worst
Each of us contemptible, we're criticised and cursed
We made the big time, malicious and mad
We're the very best at being bad
We could've been anything we wanted to be
We took the easy way out
With little training, we mastered complaining
Manners seemed unnecessary
We're so rude, it's almost scary
We could've been anything that we wanted to be
With all the talent we had
With little practice, we made every black list
We're the very best at being bad
Nah, that's from Bugsy Malone, but it is funny. I loved that movie when I was a kid
North CRyo-Wolf
South V
East Darkalpha
West Magneto and Villians
Yeah the world could use another hero we are taking over i'm sure the people would like someone to save them. Make sure you read the rules and rpg rules.
Cryo-Wolf says:
"o yea Mag if those are my troops you're attacking, they don't have metal weapons"
In the south sector and you have to say they have plastic weapons first not after.
HEY can one more hero / nut case join in
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And that is where we must leave you. Thank you for joining this live commentary of a scintillating FA Cup Final. Arsenal are winners again. Commiserations to Hull City. It is Mohammed Ali, signing out. Good night!
The FA Cup win means Arsenal have now won the trophy for the 11th time, a joint record with Manchester United. A fine achievement from Wenger, who has won the trophy for a fifth time.
But spare a thought for Hull City. Nine years is nothing compared to the Tigers' 110 year trophy drought. 2-0 up after 8 minutes, but did they peak too early? The Gunners recovered thanks to strikes from Cazorla, Koscielny and in extra-time, from Ramsey.
Arsene Wenger has announced also that he will remain at the club next season in the post-match interview to ITV. The stage is set for Arsenal to receive their trophy.
Aaron Ramsey is lost for words in the post-match interview, but somehow he manages to let out the words of - "it'll be the first [trophy] of many" to ITV.
What a moment for all the Gunners fans. Their much-publicised, much-criticised trophy drought is finally over! Arsene Wenger leads the celebrations as his team finally win a major trophy for the first time since 2005.
120'OFF THE LINE! Rosicky goes for goal, on the edge of the box, but McShane has cleared it off the line - seconds remaining!
120'ONE minute added on at the end of the second period of extra time.
119'3,283 days since Arsenal's final trophy - the 2005 FA Cup. We are a MINUTE away from full-time. Nine years could finally be over for the Gunners. Arsenal's Aaron Ramsey named the official man of the match.
118'SANOGO! On a fine turn, the young Frenchman produces a low shot which is saved well by McGregor. In the build-up, there was a penalty appeal too, which was waved away by Lee Probert.
116'ALUKO!! WHAT A CHANCE FOR HULL!! Just as soon as the Cup was beginning to be engraved, Fabianski races way out of goal to meet the loose ball. Aluko beats him to it, but the ball is struck narrowly wide of goal!
115'Are the FA jumping the gun? With five minutes to go, the carving out of the winner's name has started, deep in the bowels of Wembley Stadium.
114'Arsenal have a chance to increase their lead as space opens up. Sanogo on the edge of the box picks up the ball, but he slams it inches wide of goal. Ramsey was arriving also.
112'It is Ramsey's second final appearance, having been part of the Cardiff side that lost to Portsmouth in the 2008 showpiece. Arsenal have not lost when Ramsey has scored this season.
110'Two hours ago, Arsenal were 1-2 down to Hull after 20 minutes of play. With 20 minutes played in extra-time, the score is 3-2 to the Gunners. The wait is coming to an end. The long, painful, arduous wait.
108'Assist Olivier Giroud
108'Goal Aaron Ramsey
GOAL!! Arsenal 3-2 Hull - RAMSEY!! ARSENAL ARE FINALLY IN THE LEAD!! Ramsey is fourth time lucky, and what a strike is in from the Welshman. Lovely flowing move, typical of the Gunners. Back-heel from Giroud towards Ramsey, who diverts it into the top corner.
108'Something's got to give here at Wembley. Arsenal's nine year trophy drought could be finally settled before the hour is up. Hull are struggling here.
107'RAMSEY! Over the bar. Third time unlucky for the Welshman. Wilshere in the thick of things, combining with Sanogo, before Ramsey had a pop from distance.
106'SubstitutionSanti Cazorla Tomas Rosicky
106'SubstitutionMesut Özil Jack Wilshere
106'We are underway in the second half of etra time. It is still finely poised at 2-2. 15 minutes until penalties!
105'SUBSTITUTION - ARSENAL: Jack Wilshere is on for Mesut Ozil.
105'SUBSTITUTION - Arsenal: Tomas Rosicky is on for Santi Cazorla
105'HT in ET: ARS 2-2 HUL: Arsenal have dominated the first period of extra-time, but it has been played at such a slow pace, as tired legs begin to dominate. Wenger is readying two substitutions to try and swing the balance in the Gunners' favour.
105'HALF-TIME in EXTRA TIME: Arsenal 2-2 Hull City.
104'Chance for Arsenal, but Sanogo unable to shake off a defender and cause trouble for McGregor in the Hull City goal. Ozil penalised for a foul in midfield.
103'SUBSTITUTION - Hull City: George Boyd on for Liam Rosenior.
102'SubstitutionLiam Rosenior George Boyd
101'Tired legs out there, more so from Hull City. Steve Bruce readying his final change of the game. Arsenal meanwhile have another shot, through Aaron Ramsey, who strikes over the bar once again.
100'Arsenal recovered late in the semi-final against Wigan Athletic, thanks to Per Mertesacker's header. The Gunners then proceeded to win 4-2 on penalties. Arsenal were incidentally, the first team to WIN the FA Cup in a shootout in 2005.
98'RAMSEY! Just wide again. Arsenal are being profligate in the final third. Ramsey with an intricate one two to create some space for himself, but he strikes wide under pressure.
97'RAMSEY! From distance, the Welshman strikes low towards McGregor, who makes a decent save - albeit at the second attempt.
96'Drilled in cross from El Mohamady on the right, and Fabianski collects the ball well. Arsenal still have the luxury of two substitutes, while Hull have one left in their locker.
94'GIROUD!! OFF THE CROSSBAR! The Frenchman is just not enjoying the best of luck in the final third. Rises highest to meet a speculative cross, and he slams the header against the bar.
93'Chance for Arsenal! Giroud unable to pull the trigger, as Davies and Livermore combine to shut out the Gunners. Sanogo also unable to get on the end of a loose strike.
91'We are underway in extra-time. Two 15-minute halves, and if there is still no leader, penalties will decide the winner of the 133rd FA Cup Final.
90' + 5'FT: ARS 2-2 HUL - the FA Cup Final goes to extra-time, as Arsenal recovered from 2-0 down to 2-2 to take this match beyond the regulation 90 minutes. Koscielny's equaliser sets us up for an intriguing 30 minute period to come. Stay tuned.
90' + 5'FULL-TIME: Arsenal 2-2 Hull City - Extra time to follow!
90' + 3'Half-chance for Arsenal, but the ball forward to Santi Cazorla on the right is just a bit too much for the Spaniard. He keeps the ball in and feeds Sagna, whose cross is way over hit.
90' + 2'GIROUD! Flowing move from Arsenal, through Ozil cutting in from the left. Finds Ramsey, who in turn picks out Giroud who is holding off an opposition player. The Frenchman gets a shot away, but it is tame.
90'Free-kick to Hull, and everyone's gone up for this. Meanwhile, FIVE minutes have been added on at the end of the second half here.
89'SANOGO!!! Ramsey's pass is excellent once again. Giroud plays a back pass towards Sanogo, who strikes narrowly wide of goal. It is inches way! Frustrating for the Gunners, but Sanogo has made a strong impact coming off the bench.
87'Edging towards the 90 minute mark at Wembley. An overwhelming likelihood of extra time here. Hull have made two changes, Arsenal have made one to date.
86'Yellow Card Curtis Davies
85'Yellow Card Olivier Giroud
85'YELLOW CARD - Curtis Davies: The Hull defender is booked for a rash challenge on Olivier Giroud. Was nowhere near getting the ball.
84'DAVIES! Headed over the bar! Huddlestone's free-kick delivered in deep. Fryatt on the end of it, and he in turn picks out Davies in the box, but the centre-back's header is wayward.
83'Unrelenting tempo here at Wembley, in what has been a scintillating Cup Final. Seven minutes left to go in normal time, and extra time is looming. 2-2 so far.
82'GIROUD!! Stunning strike, and a superb save by McGregor. The Frenchman does well to hit a powerful effort on the volley, but the goalkeeper turns it behind for a corner. Arsenal maintaining the pressure.
80'PENALTY? NO! That's four penalty calls now denied for Arsenal by the referee Lee Probert. Cazorla is on the end of a fine pass in the box by Ramsey. Meyler is on the wrong side of Cazorla, and bundles him over. Strong penalty call, and Meyler was already on a booking.
79'KIERAN GIBBS!! My word, it should be 3-2 here. What a howler, and you can see the disappointment etched on the face of the Gunners' fans. The left-back picks up a pass inside the six yard box. A simple finish is needed, but he blazes it over the bar!
78'Aluko manages to hold onto the ball, despite virtually no option afforded to him. The substitute turns and turns, before finding Meyler arriving on the left, but the move eventually breaks down.
77'Arsenal turn on the style now, as Ozil makes good progress in the penalty box. Towards Sanogo, who is unable to reach the ball in time. Hull now break at pace through Sone Aluko, who is unchallenged.....
75'SubstitutionStephen Quinn Sone Aluko
75'SUBSTITUTION - Hull: Stephen Quinn has been replaced by Sone Aluko.
75'This is now the highest scoring cup-final at the New Wembley Stadium. It is the highest scoring final since the six-goal thriller between Liverpool and West Ham in 2006.
73'Laurent Koscielny is down injured as he is mobbed by his team-mates. In the ensuing melee, the Frenchman finally gets a bit of treatment, as Wenger looks on relieved on the touchline. Can the Gunners turn it around, finally?
71'Goal Laurent Koscielny
GOAL!! Arsenal 2-2 Hull City - KOSCIELNY!! Arsenal are back on level terms in the FA Cup Final!! Poor showing from the Hull back three. From the corner, Sagna rises highest, but his header deflects off of Fryatt. It falls to Koscielny on the six yard box, and he turns it past the goalkeeper.
70'Yellow Card David Meyler
70'Good movement by Giroud, who uses strength to shrug off the challenge posed by McShane. Delivers in a cross towards the near post, and it is turned behind for a corner.
70'YELLOW CARD - David Meyler: The Hull midfielder is booked for a crunching challenge on Laurent Koscielny.
68'PENALTY? NO says the referee! Arsenal up in arms as Ramsey picks out Cazorla with a stunning pass. The Spaniard makes progress in the penalty box, where he is upended by Curtis Davies. TV replays suggest the defender did get a bit of the man. The referee, however, waves play on.
68'The Arsenal defence is at sixes and sevens, and suddenly, space opens up for Hull in a 4 v 3 situation. Lovely pass from Quinn to find Livemore, who spoils the final pass as he holds onto the ball.
66'SubstitutionAlex Bruce Paul McShane
66'SUBSTITUTION - Hull City: Alex Bruce, who was limping moments ago, is replaced by Paul McShane. Like for like change by Steve Bruce. Now into the final quarter of the game at Wembley.
64'SANOGO! Header wide from a corner, but the substitute is making a notable impact for the Gunners. But the controversy is in the build-up, as it appears that Rosenior deflects the cross into the box with his hands. Unnoticed by the referee.
63'Better from Arsenal, but lack of a killer touch in the final third. Pass and move all the way in the penalty box, Sanogo attempts to find Ozil with the back heel, but the cross from the wing is deemed to have gone out of play.
62'Surprising choice from Wenger, who will now proceed with two up front. Twelve months ago, Sanogo was playing for Ligue 2 side Auxerre. He features in the FA Cup Final for Arsenal, but is still yet to score in the first team.
61'SubstitutionLukas Podolski Yaya Sanogo
61'SUBSTITUTION - Arsenal: Yaya Sanogo is on for Lukas Podolski
60'Yellow Card Tom Huddlestone
59'It is still 1-2 to Hull in the 2014 FA Cup Final, as we move ever close to the hour mark in this fixture. Giroud picks out Ramsey, who has options left, right and centre. Arsenal forced wide, and eventually lose the ball.
57'PENALTY? NO! Olivier Giroud is furious. A speculative ball in the box causes problems for Hull. But Huddlestone has a clear hand on Giroud's shoulder, but the referee waves play on.
56'A minute's round of applause goes up around Wembley Stadium, to honour the 56 lives lost in the Bradford City Stadium fire on 11 May 1985. The 29th anniversary was last week.
55'Huddlestone drops to the wing, and combines with Fryatt on the edge of the box. Fryatt drills in a cross, but the deflection comes finally off his knee, and Arsenal are awarded a goal-kick.
54'El Mohamady has been a nuisance on the right, and he does well in picking out Fryatt, who shakes off Laurent Koscielny. Towards Huddlestone in the middle, and he has a pop - but just over the bar!
52'Alex Bruce in a bit of pain, as he is on the receiving end of a strong challenge. Receives a bit of treatment from the Hull physio team. Father Steve offering him a bit of motivation on the touchline.
50'Break in play, as the referee Lee Probert picks up a loose shinpad of all things! Meyler's shinpad comes loose as he chases Mikel Arteta, and the referee has ordered him off the field to go and put it back on!
49'Unlucky from Arsenal! Arteta picks out Ozil with the lofted through pass, and the German does well to deliver his cross into the box. Cleared away by Liam Rosenior.
48'Comfortable start from Arsenal, who are seeking to assert themselves in the opening stages of the second period. Hull can't get anywhere near the ball at the moment.
46'We are underway for the second half of this FA Cup Final. Will it be Arsenal again, or Hull at last?
The sides are out for the second half. More goals? More drama? Let's hope so.
HT: ARS 1-2 HUL - a stunning first half in the Cup Final. Arsenal's bid to end nine years without a trophy appeared dashed after eight minutes when James Chester and Curtis Davies took advantage of poor defending from set-pieces to put Hull into a 2-0 lead. The Gunners, evidently shellshocked, reduced the deficit through Santi Cazorla's wondrous free-kick. Arsenal have a big 45 minutes ahead of them. It is 1-2 at the break.
45' + 3'HALF-TIME: Arsenal 1-2 Hull City
45' + 3'Opened up for David Meyler, who has acres of space, but not many options. He is intercepted, and Arsenal break - before a pass in the final third is intercepted by Davies.
45' + 2'Ramsey is dispossessed by Livermore, and Hull break in numbers. Towards El Mohamady on the right again, but the cross is once more over-hit, and saved by Fabianski.
45' + 1'Half-chance for Kieran Gibbs! The left-back is very advanced, as he attempts to make contact with an aerial ball. He does so, but McGregor is equal to the effort.
45'We are into three minutes added on at the end of the first half in the FA Cup Final.
43'Stephen Quinn is dispossessed on the edge of the box, and he is punished as Arsenal drive forward. Fine cross from the wing, cleared by El Mohamady, despite pressure from Lukas Podolski.
42'Weird refereeing there. Matty Fryatt latches onto a through ball, and holds off Laurent Koscielny to the point of a foul. But the assistant does not flag at all, before the referee makes the call.
40'Chance for Hull! Nice move from the Tigers, as El Mohamady latches onto a lofted through ball from the right. He has Fryatt waiting in the centre, but the Egyptian powers his delivery, and the ball goes out of play.
39'Arsenal can counter at speed here, and it is exactly what they do. Hull's defence caught out, but a misplaced pass from Giroud scuppers the move.
37'The last time Arsenal conceded two goals in an FA Cup Final was the 2001 showpiece against Liverpool, where a late Michael Owen double sealed the cup for the Reds. In the 2002, 2003 and 2005 victories, Arsenal had not conceded a goal.
35'HUDDLESTONE! Not that far away. The former Tottenham midfielder strikes immediately after getting on the ball. Huddlestone is very capable of striking from distance, but that effort clears Lukasz Fabianiski's goal.
33'Meyler skips past Sagna after a defensive mishap, and picks out Fryatt on the right. Does well to initially hold onto the ball, but he is unable to pick out another team-mate, with Sagna returning to retain possession.
31'Hull City dropping deep to counter Arsenal pressure. Sagna makes good progress on the right, and wins a corner from Rosenior. Cazorla takes the set-piece, and Davies again with an important block to deny the Gunners.
30'There have been no more than three goals in each of the last seven FA Cup Finals held at the New Wembley Stadium. We've already seen as many in the first 20 minutes. Let's hope for more goals.
29'Giroud wastes a decent opportunity. Nice move from Arsenal, with Ramsey picking out the forward, who attempts to hold off his marker, but sees a low effort blocked.
27'The tempo has decreased considerably since that frenetic opening 15 minutes or so. Arsenal looking to sit back now, and be patient in their approach. Kieran Gibbs intercepts from Livermore, and the Gunners move forward once more.
25'Arsenal now plundering forward. From the free-kick, Mesut Ozil latches onto a loose ball outside the area, and produces a fine volley, which is headed away by Curtis Davies, who diverts it away from goal.
24'A crunching tackle from Liam Rosenior, who is late on Bacary Sagna. The France international is writhing in pain, but the referee awards a foul, and no booking.
22'Cazorla gives Meyler the slip, and Arsenal drive forward in numbers, as a roar goes up from the Gunners fans inside the national stadium. The tide is turning, and in Arsenal's favour.
21'Ozil attempts to create an opportunity in the box, but he wastes what is a superb chance. Great ball from Giroud, towards Podolski, who finds the former Real Madrid man, but Hull clear the danger.
20'Trouble for Hull City, as El Mohamady requires some treatment after that collision with Bacary Sagna. Break in play as the Egyptian - the first player from his country to appear in an FA Cup Final - is attended to by the physio team.
18'Arsenal have another free-kick here, Cazorla standing over it. Delivered forward towards the far post where Per Mertesacker is, but he heads it down towards Sagna, who attempts to find Giroud in the box. However, he inadvertently catches El Mohamady.
18'We have a scintillating cup final on our hands. Wonderful strike from Cazorla, and the Arsenal fans at Wembley have been lifted. Their mission has just gotten considerably easier.
17'Goal Santi Cazorla
GOAL!! Arsenal 1-2 Hull City - SANTI CAZORLA!! My word, WHAT A GOAL!! A stunning strike from the Spaniard, whose free-kick is fired right into the top corner. Amazing stuff. McGregor just couldn't get anywhere near that!
16'Free-kick to Arsenal here. Santi Cazorla standing over it. About 30 metres out. Arsenal need this to work, if they have any chance of resurrecting their FA Cup dream.
14'Had that gone in, and it very nearly did, Hull would have had an almost unassailable lead, with all three centre-backs scoring! It has been a surreal quarter of an hour here at Wembley!
13'ALEX BRUCE!! Hull are denied a 3-0 lead! Woeful defending from the Arsenal back-line, and Alex Bruce, son of Hull manager Steve, loops a header which is cleared off the line, and out for a corner.
11'ITV are reporting that Arsenal are furious about the set-piece situation leading to the second goal. Video suggests that the free-kick was taken eight yards ahead of where the foul was committed. Nevertheless, the Tigers have another set-piece here.
10'The last team to come from 2-0 down to win the FA Cup in normal time was Everton in 1966. The Toffees recovered from a 2-0 reverse to Sheffield Wednesday, and ultimately won the cup 3-2. Liverpool achieved the same feat, albeit on penalties in 2006.
9'It is the dream start for Hull City in the FA Cup Final, and once again, Arsenal are undone by the pressure. 2-0 down to the Tigers, in under ten minutes. Unbelievable stuff, but totally deserved.
8'Goal Curtis Davies
GOAL!! Arsenal 0-2 Hull City - JUST WHAT IS GOING ON!! What a start from Hull, and even worse defending from the Gunners! From a corner, Meyler is upended by Sagna, but play goes on. Another cross, Fryatt's header is palmed away off the line by Fabianski, and it is CURTIS DAVIES who fires in the rebound.
7'Looking again at that Chester goal. The defender had passed a fitness test to make the final. From the corner, Huddlestone fires it forward from the edge of the box. Off of the heel of Chester, and into the net.
6'Arsenal won't panic, it is not in their nature to. Santi Cazorla ventures on the right wing, but his prospective cross is well saved by Allan McGregor. All Hull City at the moment.
5'What a start we have in the final! Arsenal are shellshocked, and as they should be after a woeful defensive move from the corner. Steve Bruce is understandably elated! What can Arsenal do now?
4'Assist Tom Huddlestone
4'Goal James Chester
GOAL! Arsenal 0-1 Hull City - CHESTER!!! Oh my word. What a start in the Cup Final! From the corner, it is slipped forward from the edge of the area, towards Chester, who gets a touch on with his heel. Past Fabianski, and the ball trickles into the net. Wow!
3'Hull consolidating possession, with Stephen Quinn involved in a good build-up. Towards El Mohamady who races down the right wing, to huge roars from the Hull faithful. His prospective cross is charged down. Corner.
2'Hull venture forward, through Liam Rosenior on the left wing, as he attempts to drive as far as possible in the Arsenal half. Quickly intercepted, and cleared by Bacary Sagna.
1'We are underway in the FA Cup final at Wembley! Hull City get us started, attacking from right to left in this first half. The place is absolutely rocking!
Dignitaries meeting the teams, led by Prince William, president of the Football Association and Greg Dyke, chairman of the FA. We are minutes away from kick-off in the 133rd FA Cup Final.
The winner of the FA Cup will receive a new edition of the trophy. The previous one, last won by Wigan in 2013, has been retired due to 'wear and tear'. The teams are out to rapturous applause, led out by the managers. Next: The national anthem.
The opening ceremony for the FA Cup final has begun, and Wembley is already packed, bar for the few empty hospitality seats. The anthem 'Abide With Me' will be sung by Leona Lewis.
Less than 20 minutes to go until kick-off at Wembley. The pre-match ceremonies are set to start soon. Today's referee is Lee Probert.
STATISTICS - Courtesy of Opta: Matty Fryatt has scored 10 goals in 13 FA Cup starts, including seven in his last eight. Hull City are the 57th different side to play in the final of the FA Cup. Arsenal have had four players sent off in their last four finals in all competitions.
TEAM NEWS: Lukasz Fabianski starts in goal ahead of Wojciech Szczesny. No surprise from Wenger, as Fabianski has been the starting cup goalkeeper. Alex Oxlade Chamberlain is out, with Jack Wilshere only named on the bench. For Hull, Matty Fryatt starts up front, as James Chester shrugs off injury to be named in the starting eleven.
SUBS - HULL: Harper, McShane, Figueroa, Koren, Boyd, Sagbo, Aluko
HULL CITY: McGregor; Davies, Bruce, Chester, Rosenior, Elmohamady, Livermore, Huddlestone, Meyler, Quinn, Fryatt
SUBS - ARSENAL: Szczesny, Vermaelen, Rosicky, Wilshere, Monreal, Flamini, Sanogo
ARSENAL: Fabianski, Sagna, Mertesacker, Koscielny, Gibbs, Arteta, Ramsey, Cazorla, Ozil, Podolski, Giroud
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger plays down the pressure on his side in the Cup Final, saying in his press conference: "No matter what the result will be, this club - and this is always most important - can deal with the consequences of any game,"
Whatever the result at Wembley this afternoon, Hull have qualified for the UEFA Europa League next year, by virtue of their final appearance - and the fact Arsenal have already qualfiied for Europe. They are without Shane Long and Nikica Jelavic, who are cup-tied.
It is well over 3,200 days since Arsenal last picked up silverware - Emirates Cups aside - but the Gunners have come supremely close on occasions, losing the 2006 UEFA Champions League final, and the 2007 and 2011 League Cup deciders.
If Arsenal win the FA Cup today, for the first time since 2005, they will equal Manchester United's record of 11 Cup final victories. It is anyway, a record eighteenth final appearance for the Gunners.
ROUTE TO THE FINAL - HULL: Hull City entered the FA Cup in the third round, beating Middlesbrough 2-0, and then Southend United by the same scoreline. They stuttered in the fifth round, drawing with Brighton and then beating the Championship side in the replay. Steve Bruce's men stepped up a gear, beating Sunderland 3-0 in the quarter-finals, and then Sheffield United at Wembley in the last four.
In fact, Arsenal have not left London in their route to the final, being drawn four times at home, and playing the semi-final at England's national stadium. Lucky for some!
ROUTE TO THE FINAL - ARSENAL: The Gunners started their FA Cup adventure in the 3rd round, beating local rivals Tottenham 2-0 at the Emirates. They then dispatched Coventry 4-0, before atoning for their league defeat to Liverpool, beating the Reds 2-1 in the fifth round. Everton were overcome in a classy 4-1 victory. Arsenal faced the holders Wigan in a tough semi-final clash, as the Gunners beat Wigan on penalties after a keenly fought 1-1 draw after extra-time.
With kick-off 50 minutes away, time to have a look at the two teams' route to the final.
For Hull City, it is their first FA Cup final appearance, on what is sure to be a momentous day for their supporters. They reached the semi-finals in 1930. Can the Tigers cap off a strong season with a shock cup victory, as was the case last season with Wigan against Manchester City?
I'm Mohammed Ali, and I'll be guiding you through the proceedings during the 133rd Cup final. It's Arsenal's first FA Cup final appearance at the new Wembley, and their first since 2005 - when they beat Manchester United on penalties at the Millenium Stadium in Cardiff.
Good afternoon, and welcome to live coverage of the FA Cup final, as Arsenal bid to end a nine-year trophy drought against Hull City at Wembley Stadium. It's a special day, a Cup final day and you won't miss a minute of the action here!


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The rise of the invasives and decline of the natives: insights revealed from adult populations of container-inhabiting Aedes mosquitoes (Diptera: Culicidae) in temperate North America
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Container-inhabiting Aedes mosquitoes are successful invaders and important arthropod-borne disease vectors worldwide. In North America, a subtropical assemblage containing introduced Aedes albopictus and Aedes aegypti and the native Aedes triseriatus have served as a model for investigating ecological interactions during invasions and focused on the outcomes at the larval stages. We report a hypothesis driven study of a more temperate container Aedes assemblage at the adult population level monitored in the state of New Jersey during a 9-year period. The invasive A. albopictus and Aedes japonicus abundances increased by a factor of two, whereas A. triseriatus abundance decreased by a factor of three. Spatiotemporal analysis indicated these trends were coincident especially in the areas invaded by A. albopictus, leading to partial displacement of A. triseriatus. Although the invasive species reached peak abundance in highly urbanized areas, the native species' rate of decline was similar across the urbanization gradient. Higher winter temperatures and precipitation favored increased A. albopictus abundance suppressing A. triseriatus adult populations in turn, whereas A. japonicus abundance was promoted by summer precipitation. The results validate the conceptual framework developed for subtropical container Aedes and suggest that the current climatic trends will favor further spread of A. albopictus, amplifying public health concerns.
KeywordsCompetitive displacement Invasive species Interspecies competition Urbanization Public health
Container- or tree hole-inhabiting mosquitoes from the genus Aedes have been intensively studied over several decades for a variety of reasons. From an ecological perspective, these mosquitoes and their preferred habitat (artificial containers or tree holes) provide a simple system for studying complex problems of species interactions, trophic processes, and community structure (Juliano 1998, 2009; Ellis et al. 2006). From an invasion biology perspective, container Aedes represent a model for one of the most successful invasive species on the planet (Juliano 1998; Lounibos 2002). From a public health perspective, these mosquitos are of exceptional importance as vectors of rapidly spreading or "re-emerging" pathogens such as dengue, chikungunya, yellow fever, West Nile, and other arboviruses (reviewed in Lounibos 2002; Juliano and Lounibos 2005; Weaver and Reisen 2010).
Among container Aedes, the Asian tiger mosquito, Aedes albopictus (Skuse), has figured prominently as a research subject due to high invasion potential illustrated through global spread, competitive larval advantages over other container Aedes, and the ability to vector numerous pathogens (Lounibos 2002; Juliano and Lounibos 2005). Shortly after A. albopictus invaded North America in the 1980's, it was predicted to partially displace the native tree hole mosquito Aedes triseriatus (Coquillett) (Livdahl and Willey 1991). However, the number of field investigations studying these interactions have been relatively small and only scant evidence of the predicted outcomes have been presented (Lounibos et al. 2001; Juliano 2009).
The subtropical container Aedes assemblage in Florida, which consists of A. albopictus, A. triseriatus, and another invasive species, Aedes aegypti (L.), is the best described (Ho et al. 1989; Edgerly et al. 1999; Lounibos et al. 2001; Ellis et al. 2006; Juliano 2009). However, A. aegypti is not found in much of the eastern USA, where the Asian bush mosquito Aedes japonicus (Theobald), a recently introduced species which has not been adequately characterized from an ecological standpoint, is a common member of a temperate container Aedes assemblage (Peyton et al. 1999). For both assemblages, competitive asymmetry among larval stages appears to be the main force driving container Aedes population dynamics (Juliano 2009). Although the mechanisms of such species interactions have been well investigated experimentally, the impacts of such interactions on populations in nature remains uncertain (Lounibos et al. 2001; Juliano 2009). This may be due to lack of data on effects on the adults of these species, despite the importance of such information for both ecological theory and public health.
While previous studies concentrated on larval interactions and were primarily conducted in warmer climates, our analyses focus on adult populations within a temperate environment, coinciding with the northernmost distribution of A. albopictus along the USA eastern seaboard (Farajollahi and Nelder 2009). Long-term population trends and large-scale spatial dynamics of adult A. albopictus, A. japonicus, and A. triseriatus assemblage in eastern USA were examined in view of the following hypotheses. (1) A. albopictus is a stronger larval competitor and would displace the native A. triseriatus with some exceptions, see hypothesis #3 (Livdahl and Willey 1991; Novak et al. 1993; Teng and Apperson 2000; Lounibos et al. 2001); (2) A. japonicus is an inferior larval competitor to A. albopictus and a superior larval competitor to A. triseriatus (Armistead et al. 2008; Andreadis and Wolfe 2010; Alto 2011) resulting in similarly detectable trends in the adult populations; (3) A. triseriatus displacement trends are context-dependent with urban areas experiencing sharper declines compared to less disturbed rural environments (Livdahl and Willey 1991, Lounibos et al. 2001); (4) interactions among these species will be dependent on climatic conditions, with warmer temperatures generally favoring larval A. albopictus (Hanson and Craig 1995; Teng and Apperson 2000; Armistead et al. 2008), translating into increased adult population growth for this species.
Materials and methods
Study area, duration, and data sources
Mosquitoes were collected at 4,230 total trap sites throughout the state of New Jersey, USA during 2002–2010. Dry ice-baited CDC light traps and gravid traps with grass infusion were employed from May through October during each year to collect female mosquitoes. Due to similar patterns, data from CDC light and gravid traps were combined to reduce potential bias and to increase the power of analysis.
The urban areas shapefile were obtained from the Census Bureau (www.census.gov/geo/www/tiger/tigerua/ua_tgr2k.html). The Census Bureau's urban areas represent densely developed territory with a population of 50,000 or more and encompass residential, commercial, and other non-residential urban land uses. Outside of these areas, territory containing at least 2,500 but less than 50,000 people is also considered urbanized (i.e. urban clusters). Rural areas are defined as any territory outside urban areas. Climatological data and long term trends were obtained from the Office of the New Jersey State Climatologist at Rutgers University (http://climate.rutgers.edu/ stateclim_v1/data).
Statistical analysis
Summary statistics for the dataset used in this study
Number of female mosquitoes (mean ± SE) collected per trap night in each 10 × 10 grid cell
Total number of female mosquitoes collected
Number of trap nights
Number of trapping locations
1.57 ± 0.67
0.91 ± 0.12
2.16 ± 0.25
1.1 ± 0.2
2.19 ± 0.23
2.24 ± 0.32
1.36 ± 0.25
3.36 ± 0.5
1.86 ± 0.48
2.21 ± 0.43
2.5 ± 0.28
0.95 ± 0.12
4.09 ± 0.6
1.96 ± 0.31
0.79 ± 0.2
2.98 ± 0.32
2.18 ± 0.26
0.87 ± 0.39
4.9 ± 0.53
1.64 ± 0.27
0.49 ± 0.08
3.04 ± 0.45
4.33 ± 0.54
0.94 ± 0.14
4.07 ± 0.46
1.55 ± 0.22
0.44 ± 0.09
Multivariate analyses comparing the overall changes in Aedes species abundance and composition through time were performed using nonparametric methods in Permanova+/Primer v 6.0 statistical package (Primer-E Ltd, Ivybridge, UK). PERMANOVA is a nonparametric analog of MANOVA using a Bray-Curtis resemblance matrix. SIMPER (contributions of variables to similarity) was used to elucidate the role of individual species in contributing to the significant differences by PERMANOVA. If no significant differences in Aedes species abundance and composition were found, consecutive years were grouped into time periods representing early, middle, and later stages of A. albopictus and A. japonicus invasions. This analysis was followed by univariate Mann–Whitney and Chi-square tests comparing abundance and spatial occurrence, respectively, of individual Aedes species through three time periods of early, middle, and later stages of invasion.
To characterize the association between weather and adult container Aedes abundance, temperature and precipitation data were extracted for the preceding winter, spring, summer, and fall for each year in 2002–2010. Mosquito abundance for each species was then regressed against each independent climatic variable separately, followed by fitting a multivariate model including all statistically significant climatic variables. The most parsimonious model was selected using stepwise procedure in linear regression. Univariate tests and regression analyses were performed in SPSS v20.0 (IBM Corp, Armonk, NY). Multiple comparisons were Bonferroni adjusted.
Spatial analysis was performed by Spatial Analysis by Distance Indices (SADIE, http://www.rothamsted.ac.uk/pie/sadie/SADIE_home_page_1.htm) (Perry et al. 1999) following by visualization in ArcMap (ESRI, Redlands, CA). Since only integers are accepted by the software, average trap counts per cell/time period were rounded to zero decimal points. Values > 0 but < 0.5 were rounded to one, indicating presence. A cluster described a region of high trap counts and a gap describes a region of low trap counts at the 90 % confidence interval. The statistical significance of spatial association analysis between two species was assessed by a randomization test with a 75 % confidence interval used due to the overly stringent correction for spatial autocorrelation in the software.
Temporal patterns in the container Aedes adult populations
A. albopictus is a stronger larval competitor and would displace the native A. triseriatus
Temporal changes in container Aedes species abundance through different stages of A. albopictus, and A. japonicus invasions
Aedes spp
Average trap night collection within a 10 × 10 km grid cell**
SIMPER contributions to significant differences***
A. japonicus is an inferior larval competitor to A. albopictus and a superior larval competitor to A. triseriatus, resulting in detectable trends in adult populations
Temporal changes in container Aedes production and spatial distribution through different stages of A. albopictus, and A. japonicus invasions
Aedes spp
2002 (Early)
2003–2005 (Middle)
2006–2010 (Late)
Avg. production**
% Grid cells ***
Avg. production
% Grid cells
Avg. production
% grid cells
Spatial patterns in the container Aedes adult populations
A. albopictus was a stronger larval competitor and displaced the native A. triseriatus, detectable at the adult population level
A. japonicus was an inferior larval competitor to A. albopictus and a superior larval competitor to A. triseriatus, resulting in detectable trends in the adult populations
Adult container Aedes spatiotemporal trends along the urbanization gradient
A. triseriatus displacement trends were context-dependent with urban areas experiencing sharper declines compared to less disturbed rural environments
The effect of urbanization on container Aedes abundance through different stages of A. albopictus, and A. japonicus invasions
Degree of urbanization*
Aedes species abundance**
A. albopictus average (E, M, L)
A. japonicus average (E, M, L)
A. triseriatus average (E, M, L)
<25 %a
2.01 (0.38, 0.91, 3.11)
2.11 (1.15, 2.43, 2.13)
1.51 (2.73, 1.86, 1.00)
25–50 %ab
2.5 (1.10, 1.31, 3.53)
2.17 (0.80, 2.49, 2.28)
1.03 (2.71, 1.41, 0.43)
50–75 %bc
2.83 (1.30, 1.56, 3.96)
2.36 (0.99, 3.01, 2.35)
0.97 (1.46, 1.51, 0.52)
>75 %d
3.99 (3.75, 2.51, 4.87)
2.4 (0.61, 2.85, 2.54)
1.26 (1.66, 2.06, 0.72)
Effects of climatic factors on container Aedes adult population trends
Interactions among container Aedes were dependent on climatic conditions, with warmer temperatures generally favoring larval A. albopictus and growth of the adult populations of this species
Climatic predictors of container Aedes abundance
Aedes spp
Linear regression models with significant independent variables (IV)**
Single IV model all years, 2002–2010
Single IV model year 2003–2010***
Multiple IV model***
No significant IV
R2 = 0.567, p = 0.031)
(B = 0.605, p < 0.001)
(B = 1.056, p = 0.001)
(B = 0.531, R2 = 0.458, p = 0.045)
(B = −0.446, R2 = 0.438, p = 0.052)
No significant IV
(B = 0.531, p = 0.045)
No significant IV
(B = −0.230, R2 = 0.618, p = 0.021)
(B = −0.284, p < 0.002)
(B = −0.410, p = 0.021)
Container Aedes assemblages serve as an influential model for studying interactions among the community members, allowing for hypothesis testing in laboratory and field settings (Juliano 2009). However, knowledge gaps concerning the lack of data on the effects of larval interactions on the adult populations, scant number of field studies examining those effects, and insufficient understanding of temperate container Aedes assemblage ecology remain unresolved (Lounibos et al. 2001; Juliano 2009). The aim of the present study, therefore, was to evaluate adult container Aedes population trends over large spatial and temporal scales in temperate North America within the framework of four hypotheses grounded in the experiments and observations at the larval stage.
The seminal study by (Livdahl and Willey 1991) predicted that introduced A. albopictus would competitively displace native A. triseriatus mosquitoes in most areas of sympatry, but a more stable coexistence would develop in tree-hole communities compared to artificial containers. Further investigations revealed that this outcome was context-dependent and density-mediated. The competitive advantage of A. albopictus was enhanced under scarce food resources (Novak et al. 1993; Teng and Apperson 2000), when the predatory mosquito Toxorhynchites rutilus (Dyar & Knab) was present (Lounibos et al. 2001), or with increased larval densities (Teng and Apperson 2000). This advantage over A. triseriatus has also persisted in a three species assemblage with A. aegypti and A. albopictus in Florida (Ho et al. 1989). However, the number of field investigations have been small (Juliano 2009) and the competitive asymmetry between A. albopictus and A. triseriatus less manifested, especially in pristine woodland environments (Lounibos et al. 2001). Reduced interspecific competition (Livdahl and Willey 1991), selective consumption of A. albopictus by predators (Griswold and Lounibos 2006), and the intraguild predation by A. triseriatus (Edgerly et al. 1999) might account for the persistence of this native species in tree holes leading to a related second hypothesis that A. triseriatus displacement would not be as severe in less disturbed and rural areas (Lounibos et al. 2001).
Our analyses confirmed that A. albopictus invasion was accompanied by significant reductions in A. triseriatus adult populations, and demonstrated that these trends coincided in time and space. The effect was not only limited to the reduction in mosquito production, but also indicated local displacement at the spatial scales used in this study. Compared to our 2002 baseline data, the spatial extent of A. albopictus presence doubled from 36 to 72 % of the study area, whereas that of A. triseriatus decreased by almost the same scale (89 versus 53 %). Moreover, these changes occurred at the locations where high A. triseriatus densities were found prior to increases in A. albopictus abundance, providing strong support for the first hypothesis of competitive exclusion. The observed reduction in A. triseriatus adult populations cannot be attributed to the potential confounding factors related to the climate change such as direct effects of warming temperatures on this species. Aedes triseriatus occupies an extensive geographic range in North America from Texas and Florida in the south to Quebec and Manitoba in the north (Darsie and Ward 2005) and is not expected to be directly impacted by the climatic conditions within the study area.
The hypothesis on competitive advantage of A. triseriatus in less disturbed rural areas was not supported by our data. Inherent differences in container Aedes abundance and composition existed along the urbanization gradient, however, relatively consistent through time with A. triseriatus experiencing similar rate of decline in urban or less disturbed rural areas. The more precipitous decline in A. triseriatus abundance in suburban (by a factor of 3–6 between 2002 and 2006–2010 time periods) rather than highly urbanized areas (by a factor of 2.5) might be explained by the greater rate of increase for A. albopictus densities in less urban areas. Interestingly, the rate of A. triseriatus decline in more rural areas where it was the most abundant was similar to that in highly urbanized areas, suggesting that this indigenous species may find its optimal habitat where it would coexist (albeit in lower numbers) with the invasive species (Juliano 1998), even in highly disturbed environments.
The decreased persistence of rural A. triseriatus might be attributed to several factors. Unlike Florida, where predators such as T. rutilus are an important component of the community assemblage (Ellis et al. 2006; Griswold and Lounibos 2006), the only container mosquito predator in New Jersey is T. rutilus septentrionalis (Coquillett), a temperate subspecies which occurs in lower densities and exhibits higher rates of cannibalism (Farajollahi et al. 2009; Bartlett-Healy et al. 2012). Additionally, the intraguild predation by A. triseriatus might not be significant in the field (Juliano and Lounibos 2005) as corroborated by the local extinctions of A. triseriatus identified in our dataset. However, these conclusions may be influenced by the large spatial scale used in the analysis and a finer spatial grain might provide a more nuanced picture.
In addition to A. albopictus, another invasive species A. japonicus has been present in our study area since the late 1990's (Peyton et al. 1999). The third hypothesis, therefore, concerned the competitive disadvantage of the native species in the presence of a second invasive is supported by a small number of studies indicating A. triseriatus as an inferior larval competitor to A. japonicus (Andreadis and Wolfe 2010; Alto 2011). Our study found A. japonicus well-established in northern New Jersey, where A. triseriatus counts were depressed compared to the rest of the state in the 2002 baseline. While this pattern in the northern study area appeared relatively stable, southern and coastal New Jersey areas experienced rapid rates of increase in A. albopictus adult abundance in 2003–2010 with a corresponding decline in A. triseriatus densities. Thus, the stabilized A. triseriatus populations in the north became the new highs co-localizing with A. japonicus clusters. In comparison, the overlaps between high counts of either of these two species with those of A. albopictus were rare. It is uncertain whether this balance will be upset by further encroachment of A. albopictus into northern New Jersey. This species is a superior competitor to A. japonicus (Armistead et al. 2008), and, in our study, A. japonicus adult populations experienced small (but significant) declines both temporally during the later stages of A. albopictus invasion (2006–2010 time period) and spatially as a displacement of high density clusters along the coast.
The slow A. albopictus intrusion into the more northern A. japonicus dominated areas may be assisted by the climatic changes that have a direct effect on the invasive Aedes mosquitoes (Juliano and Lounibos 2005). Warmer temperatures generally favor A. albopictus (Ho et al. 1989; Hanson and Craig 1995; Teng and Apperson 2000; Juliano and Lounibos 2005; Unlu and Farajollahi 2012) and lower temperatures limit the northern range of this species (Hanson and Craig 1995; Unlu and Farajollahi 2012). Precipitation may also determine the outcome of competition between A. albopictus and other Aedes species (Costanzo et al. 2005). In our study, adult A. albopictus abundance was positively associated with both high winter temperature and precipitation, which had the opposite effect on adult A. triseriatus abundance. These inexplicable negative effects on the native species contradict previous findings (Hanson and Craig 1995), and are best explained by the influence of winter weather on the populations of the invasive species, which are inversely associated with those of the native species. Warmer temperature or substantial snow cover may facilitate overwintering A. albopictus egg survival (Hanson and Craig 1995), likely resulting in increased larval densities and leading to suppressed adult A. triseriatus populations in the summer. No such relationship was found for A. japonicus, a temperate species with northern origins, which was positively associated with summer precipitation in this study. Wet summer conditions (e.g. year 2009, Fig. 1) may enhance A. japonicus competitive advantage over A. albopictus similarly to the relationship between the latter species and the tropical A. aegypti in Florida (Costanzo et al. 2005). However, as indicated previously by Farajollahi and Nelder (2009), the recent climate trends of warmer and wetter winters but average summer precipitation appear to favor further expansion of A. albopictus northward within our study area.
Interspecies interactions and climate change are vital for understanding population dynamics of invasive container Aedes mosquitoes and the pathogens they carry, also underscoring the importance of a strong ecological perspective for public health (Juliano and Lounibos 2005). Aedes albopictus has a greater disease transmission potential (Lounibos 2002; Weaver and Reisen 2010) and abundance compared to A. triseriatus across their range in New Jersey, especially in highly urbanized areas. Increased competition with A. japonicus may also lead to higher arbovirus infection rates in A. albopictus (Alto et al. 2005). Many other questions regarding the role of predation, trait-and density-mediated effects not only on ecology, but also on epidemiology of container Aedes and the pathogens vectored by these mosquito species remain unanswered (Juliano 2009). The conceptual framework for community ecology of container Aedes was largely developed in the subtropics and based on larval stages. These insights were fully validated by our study at the adult population level and in a more temperate climate with a different community. Thus, the robustness of ecological theory will allow further inquiry into the remaining questions in basic and applied science of ecological interactions, invasion biology, and public health implications.
The invasion of a stronger larval competitor, the Asian tiger mosquito (A. albopictus) was accompanied by a steep decline in the adult populations of the native A. triseriatus. These trends of increased A. albopictus populations and diminished A. triseriatus populations coincided in time and co-localized spatially over a large geographic area across both urban and rural locales. The competitive advantage of A. albopictus could be attributed almost entirely to warmer winter temperatures. The invasion of A. albopictus had a negative effect, but to a lesser degree, on another exotic mosquito, A. japonicus in the areas occupied by both species. The native A. triseriatus maintained higher populations in areas dominated by A. japonicus, suggesting less intense interspecific competition between these two species. This study demonstrated for the first time that interspecific interactions among larval container inhabiting Aedes can have profound effects on adult populations of these species in nature. The implications of these findings underscore the importance of a strong ecological perspective in vector biology, mosquito-borne disease epidemiology, and public health.
We thank the New Jersey State Mosquito Control Commission and the intense dedication and efforts of personnel located within all 21 mosquito control programs in New Jersey and the Center for Vector Biology at Rutgers University.
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BARNEGAT TOWNSHIP - Barnegat High School football players and fans won't forget the name Mike Cantelli any time soon.
The senior seemingly did everything Friday.
Cantelli scored all four of Holmdel's touchdowns, completed two two-point conversion attempts and had an interception in the Hornets' 29-23 overtime win against Barnegat.
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Bengals quarterback Nick SanGiacomo took the snap and handed off to Pat Moran, who ran left.
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SanGiacomo was stripped of the ball during Barnegat's possession, giving the ball to the Hornets.
Cantelli had three carries for 24 yards and the game-winning touchdown on a 4-yard keeper on Holmdel's possession.
"It was just two good teams," Davis said. "We had momentum and then we lost it. They played well. They're a good team. I thought we had the momentum when we scored that touchdown, but we lost it."
SanGiacomo, who will play at Tulane University next season, completed 11-of-31 passes for 227 yards and two touchdowns despite the wet conditions from Thursday's rain. But he also threw four interceptions and fumbled twice.
"It was the weather," Davis said. "They played us well, but we couldn't get tracking with the football. The ball was slippery. It was slippery for both teams, but the weather affected us more.
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Cantelli completed 11-for-17 passes for 122 yards. He ran for 144 yards and four touchdowns on 17 carries.
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DeTroia had three catches for 74 yards. Barnegat's Lou Buscio had 45 yards rushing, 35 yards receiving and led the defense with nine tackles, two for a loss.
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Holmdel 0 8 7 8 6 - 29
Barnegat 0 9 0 14 - 23
H-Cantelli 2 run (Conversion good)
B-Safety (Smithman tackled McGraw in the end zone)
B-Moran 2 pass by SanGiacomo (Moran kick)
H-Cantelli 5 run (Cuccurullo kick)
B-SanGiacomo 15 pass by DeTroia (Moran kick)
B-Morris 59 pass by SanGiacomo (Moran kick)
H-Cantelli 35 run (conversion good)
H-Cantelli 4 run
Rushing 168 88
Passing 122 242
First downs 16 16
Penalties 6-51 3-35
Turnovers 1 6
Rushing-Holmdel, Cantelli 17-144, McGraw 14-24, McGrory 1-7, Fasciano 1-3, Renna 3-(-10). Barnegat, Buscio 7-45, SanGiacomo 9-27, Erb 5-16.
Passing-Holmdel, Cantelli 11-17-122-1. Barnegat, SanGiacomo 11-31-227-4, DeTroia 1-1-15-0.
Receiving-Holmdel, Covino 5-66, McGrory 3-21, Renna 2-19, McGraw 2-16. Barnegat, DeTroia 3-74, Morris 1-59, Moran 4-42, Buscio 2-35, Nacion 1-17, SanGiacomo 1-15.
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HONOLULU - Gonzaga University junior Reyn Tanaka lost his quarterfinal match Friday in the 98th Manoa Cup at the Hawaiian Amateur Match Play Championship played at Oahu Country Club.
Tanaka, who qualified 13th during stroke play competition earlier in the week, lost 2 and 1 to 12th-seeded Jonathan Ota. Tanaka, who hails from Kailua, had defeated No. 52 Michael Miguel 7 and 5; No. 20 IsaacJaffurs 3 and 2, and No. 61 Samuel Rodriguez III 2 and 1 to earn his spot in the quarterfinals.
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Today the 18-year-old boy had his wisdom teeth removed as part of his medical preparation to go on a two-year mission for our church. And it just so happens that I am fortunate enough to be married to the nephew of a man who runs a charitable clinic here in Mexico in which doctors from the states donate their skills to help those who can't afford medical care. Plus, this particular dentist also happens to do dental work on pre-missionaries at no charge. Thus, my son was able to enjoy the services of a skilled professional and we were so grateful.
Here is my husband's uncle and his son...
Among the patients who attend this clinic are the Mennonites. They are an group of people similar to the Amish, and our Mormon community and theirs enjoy warm relations...
While the 18-year-old boy was getting his teeth removed, John, the 3-year-old boy, the infant, and I went to get the infants birth certificate, but not before I saw the fresh-squeezed orange juice guy and had to get something to drink during our wait...
I asked him if he had ice to put into my drink and he said no, but that the oranges were very cold...
He was right. The juice was cool and refreshing...
...but most of it went to the 3-year-old boy...
Which is okay.
That's one of the things I love about living in Mexico. There is the fresh-squeezed orange juice man, the orange and honey man, the chili and fruit lady, the fish man, the nut ladies, the sunglasses men, the pineapple and lime people, and the burrito men. It probably has to do with the fact that there are very few health license regulations, but I'm not complaining.
While we waited for the infants birth certificate, I saw a guy wearing really cool boots and I had to take a picture...
I also saw some very pretty flowers growing up a wrought iron fence on the sidewalk...
And this was all before 10:30 AM.
Just so you know, the 18-year boy is doing great, hardly swollen, thanks to advice given by my sister-in-law to put ice on his jaws immediately after the surgery and keep it on during the drive home. Just a tip for the next time your kid has to get his wisdom teeth pulled.
Thanks for listening.
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A Day in the Big Town, Involving Fresh Oranges and Wisdom Teeth
6 comments:
- Melinda said...
Your husbands uncle and his son happen to be some of my favorite people...LOL
That orange juice looked so yummy!
I hope you boy heals quickly.
Excited to see you soon. Hopefully you are there when we go down for weddding....Take Care
- May 15, 2010 at 12:52 AM
- laurice romney. said...
Looking at the picture of the juice made me crave it...so yummy.
Glad the teeth went well. I'm a big fan of the ice secret also.
- May 15, 2010 at 7:22 AM
- NatureGirl said...
Thanks! I actually Do have one getting those pesky teeth out soon!
- May 15, 2010 at 9:12 AM
- C said...
Oooooh, your husband's uncle's son is HOT!
And Melinda, I agree, lol!
Love ya, my huband's dad's brother's son's wife!!!!! Can't wait to see you for the wedding!
- May 15, 2010 at 10:04 AM
- Mom2my10 @ 11th Heaven said...
Haha, C, you crack me up! Can't wait to see you and Melinda, too!
- May 15, 2010 at 10:15 AM
- Kristin said...
Mexico does have a lot of charm, huh?
- May 15, 2010 at 9:04 PM
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