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Bad writing is all I have to say. I hate when I waste my reading time with something like this. Makes me think I could be a writer- obviously you don't always need talent. Thumbs down.
I like to read about Dillon Savich & Lacey Sherlock thrilling adventure. They are good FBI agents and happly marred. I think they meet alot of different kinds of people through their cases.
This is the 8th installment in Catherine Coulter's FBI series. It fallows Savech and Sherlock as they track down the Math teacher Killer, as well as helping out their friend Miles Kettering save his son from kidnappers and helping him find love with the local Sheriff Katie. The plot is fairly predictable on all counts you pretty much can suspect the main criminal players as well as figuring out how Miles' and Katie's relationship will develop. That is the only complaint about Coulter's FBI series!
I have read a few in this series and this will be my last. I am tired of this "big hair roller" turn on thing with Sherlock. And I don't know how many times the so-called law enforcement types in this book did very foolish things. I sure would not feel secure if the FBI were trying to keep me personally safe. Oh well, there are plenty more good thrillers and romance books out there.
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Audiblox is a structured, multisensory brain-training program that accelerates learning, improves reading, spelling, writing and math, and is effective for a variety of learning difficulties including dyslexia.
Most of us take for granted the amazing processes that happen in our brains. Every bit of information, every question, and each fragment of sensory input is processed at lightning speed so that we can analyze, integrate, decide, answer and learn.
Struggling learners are often let down by these automatic processes. The ease of understanding new information that should have been normal becomes difficult. Learning that should have been easy is a frustrating effort. Reading that should have been effortless is a slow, embarrassing trial.1 Other problems may include:
In our modern society, where academic achievement is regarded as of great importance, persistent learning failure leads to anguish, embarrassment and frustration. Children may be treated like dunces by their teachers and mocked by their classmates. "He or she could be an Einstein," remarked British actress Susan Hampshire, who is dyslexic, "but if you don't read by your sixth birthday, who cares about your potential! Underachieving at school can be a major blow to the confidence and leave its scars for the rest of your life."
A child who cannot cope in the classroom is also a source of distress to his parents. To see how one's otherwise "normal" child drops further and further behind in comparison to his classmates and perhaps fails year after year, is no laughing matter. Literacy is the key to employment, and what awaits the child outside the schoolgates is often a hopeless future:
Many adults with learning disabilities are underemployed, often stuck in dead-end jobs that do not tap into their true vocational potential.2 Many others are not finding employment at all. Many are unsuccessful in their pursuit of further training, and few are accessing the adult services that have been developed to serve them. Many LD young adults have major academic. . . and vocational needs that make it hard for them to. . . live independent lives.3
Audiblox Can Change All That!
Audiblox is a multisensory cognitive enhancement program that enables learners to overcome learning obstacles and reach their full potential. Audiblox is founded on pedagogical research and 30 years of experience demonstrating that weak underlying cognitive skills concentration, perception, memory and logical thinking account for the majority of learning difficulties. Specific brain-training exercises can strengthen these weaknesses leading to increased performance in reading, spelling, writing, math and learning.
Probably the most conspicuous feature of the program is its almost unlimited adaptability. It offers astounding possibilities of development to both the gifted and less gifted child.
To the high school student it can be of very great value, as it develops memory (both visual and auditory) and concentration to a very high degree, while it can also be used for the preschool child from as early as three years of age. Audiblox is an excellent program for the purpose of preparing the preschool child and the school beginner for reading and learning.
Audiblox is indispensable in the remedial education program. In cases of reading, spelling or writing problems, astounding results can be obtained through regular and continued use of Audiblox. A recent, independent study in the U.S. achieved significant and dramatic results in 67 students, aged 5 to 18, with ADHD, dyslexia, dyscalculia and non-specific learning disabilities. Results were as follows:
ADHD (35 students) 52.45% combined increase:
Dyslexia (13 students) 46.76% combined increase:
Dycalculia (2 students) 57.38% combined increase:
Non Specific LD 64.14% combined increase:
Improvements of as high as 40% in school achievement have already been obtained through the use of Audiblox.
The following materials are required to use Audiblox one-on-one and are all included in the Audiblox kit:
Audiblox Manual
The manual contains (1.) descriptions of all the Audiblox exercises, (2.) the Reading exercise, as well as (3.) seven Audiblox programs:
Audiblox DVD
The DVD demonstrates the Audiblox exercises in detail.
Other Materials
The following teaching materials are also included:
The Exercises
Audiblox opens up new vistas for all those with learning and reading problems. It is based on scientific learning and reading principles that have been researched over a period of years by Dr. Jan Strydom. This explains why Audiblox is being employed so successfully in solving learning and reading problems.
It provides answers to many of the riddles that have been plaguing experts on the subject of learning and reading problems. Scientists from many fields of enquiry would do well to take note of Dr. Strydom's work and should put Audiblox to the test, so that they may also discover its effectiveness. Educationists, educational authorities, and teachers especially should take the new prospects made available by Audiblox very seriously. It offers many possibilities of application in education, because it improves reading and spelling ability, sharpens concentration, develops perception and memory, and enhances logical thinking. It can put innumerable pupils, at present experiencing failure at school, on the road to successful learning.
For the first time there is real hope in the battle against learning and reading problems, not only inside the classroom, but also outside. Dr. Strydom must be congratulated on a revolutionary, brilliant, but at the same time simple and easily applicable program. Prof. E. J. van Niekerk, University of South Africa.
A large number of students are at present experiencing problems with learning. These are evidenced, for example, in a short attention span, in reading and spelling problems, in difficulties with math, in restlessness, etc.
On the causes of such problems there will probably never be complete agreement, but of far greater importance is the question: what can one do to help such students?
Over the past six years I have had the privilege of getting to know Dr. Jan Strydom's Audiblox program. I have referred many students so that they might follow the program, both in individual and group situations. Without exception I was impressed by the positive results that were achieved. A factor that, in my opinion, enhances the value of the program is the fact that such positive results could be noticed in all age groups toddlers, children, young university students and adults.
The benefits of the program also extend beyond its use merely for the solution of specific learning problems. Also to persons who wish to improve their cognitive abilities even when no specific learning problem is present the program has shown its undeniable value. Dr. B. H. du Toit, Psychologist, University of Pretoria.
I have been using Audiblox with 5 of my 7 children for almost two weeks now. The more familiar I become with the program the better I like it. This really is an amazing program. It is simple enough to be do-able exercises are straightforward, easily implemented with little advanced training or preparation yet it is brilliant in that I can use it with every age level (pre-K through high school), whether my students are advanced, slow-to-learn, or average (I have all three types of learners), and I can see how we can continue to use Audiblox practically indefinitely as each student is able to do the exercises on a more complex level. Audiblox is also comprehensive, covering reading, writing, mathematics, spelling, not to mention improving comprehension, concentration, memory, listening skills, etc. Vykie Bennett, Northeast Nebraska.
I have a dyslexic boy who is now ten. He is going into Grade Five. He usually ends his year with a fail in reading and writing. Since Grade Two the school has wanted him to repeat his year and I have refused, promising to try to help him myself. We have been through many different programs (at school and at home), with very little results.
We began Audiblox about six weeks before Grade Four ended. His concentration has greatly improved; he actually listens to what the teacher is saying; less clowning in class. He can now actually pick up a book and read on his own, something he never did before. The principal called me to tell me that for the first time my son passed all his courses! He got a C in reading and a B in writing! Laura Poland-Trudel, Canada.
My son John, at the end of his primary school, had a learning problem and found it very difficult to study. He could not spell or write long essays. The headmaster of the school called me in and told me that it would be advisable to place him in a special school and that he would not be able to go into mainstream high school.
I felt devastated and did not know what to do. It is then that I searched and found Audiblox. I came to you for training and John and I started the program. Not only did he remain in high school, but he improved by twenty percent.In November last year he received his second degree at Westminster University in London and was one of the top students. His first degree he completed in Athens at a private university called Akto.
I am proud of my son, but I am also grateful that we had the chance to have done your program. Efstratia Agiakatsika, Greece.
Dr. Jan Strydom is the lifeboat we all have been waiting for. Audiblox holds wonderful prospects for children with learning problems. The most important rule to remember is that it all depends on you, the parents. It's like going to the doctor if you have a cold. He will give you the correct medication to take but if you don't take it, you cannot blame the doctor if you do not get better. The same with Audiblox.
We started Audiblox on Monday, August 12th, with both our children. By October 7th we had been informed Bronwen had passed. That in a nutshell, says it all. It had taken just 40 days for Bronwen to be on Audiblox. No mention of special-education class. Just a straight pass into a normal third-grade class. Charnell also benefited from the course. In the June exam she got an E for English. In her finals she got a B.
I'd like to take this opportunity to say THANK YOU to you, Dr. Strydom, for sharing your knowledge with us, the parents. Of all the angels, you are the ombudsman. You've made teachers and everybody else involved with education sit up and listen to you. There is no point in remedial teaching. You have to go back and find out just where our children have missed out. Audiblox does this for our children. . . Audiblox holds wonderful prospects for children. You see, God really does answer prayers. Mrs B. J Horne, South Africa.
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Lockett Named Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week
Lockett Named Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week
Sept. 17, 2012
MANHATTAN, Kan. - Following his third career kickoff-return touchdown last week against North Texas, Kansas State kick returner Tyler Lockett has been named the Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week, the conference office announced Monday.
It was the Wildcats' second honor in as many weeks as Collin Klein picked up the offensive award following his performance against Miami. Since last year, K-State has a Big 12-leading 11 league player-of-the-week honors, including three by Lockett. The Tulsa, Okla., product was also named the special teams player of the week following the Kansas and Oklahoma State contests last season.
Last Saturday, Lockett answered a touchdown by the Mean Green with a 96-yard return for a score on the ensuing kickoff, which propelled the Wildcats to a 35-21 victory. The return for a touchdown was the third in Lockett's career as he is now in sole possession of second place in the K-State record book and is two away from tying Brandon Banks' record of five (2008-09).
The sophomore also ranks second nationally among active players in career kickoff return touchdowns. He finished the night with 119 yards on two kickoff returns, while he also caught one pass for six yards. Lockett was joined by Texas quarterback David Ash (offensive) and TCU linebacker Joel Hasley (defensive) in earning weekly honors from the Big 12.
No. 13 Kansas State (3-0) hits the road for the first time in 2012 and opens Big 12 play at No. 5 Oklahoma (2-0) Saturday night at Memorial Stadium in Norman, Okla. The game, which kicks off at 6:50 p.m., will be shown to a national audience as FOX College Football's Game of the Week with Gus Johnson, Charles Davis and Julie Alexandria on the call. Additionally, the game will be shown by FOX Deportes, FOX's Spanish-language channel, while fans can also hear the action on the K-State Sports Network.


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Does anyone have a clue as to what's going on? (You can view page source in your browser to see the code.)
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Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, said today that he will offer up his own legislation to regulate financial markets after weeks of negotiating with Republicans in search of a compromise.
The effort, intended to avoid another market meltdown like the one that led to the current recession, had been expected to be one of the few major pieces of legislation that could advance this year on a bipartisan basis. Dodd had been negotiating with Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., on a bill.
"Over the last few months, Banking Committee members have worked together to try and produce a consensus package. Together we have made significant progress and resolved a many of the items, but a few outstanding issues remain," Dodd said in a statement today.
"Our talks will continue, and it is still our hope to come to agreement on a strong bill all of the Senate can be proud to support very soon," he said, adding that he expects to start working through a draft of the bill the week of March 22.
Corker is speaking this morning, and we'll update here with his comments.
Updated at 2:58 p.m. ET. In a statement, Corker says the country needs a bipartisan bill to revamp the nation's banking system and he vowed to keep working with Dodd.
"Despite the work of the past several weeks, the bill that will be introduced on Monday will unfortunately not be done so in bipartisan way," Corker said. "Sadly, I fear that in order to pass their health care bill, this administration is willing to crowd out every other important issue our country faces and financial regulatory reform bill may be the latest casualty."
(Posted by John Fritze)
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Perfect for coping with this January heat but still very healthy packed full of vitamins and flavor!
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Chicken skewers x 12 (best by marinated from a good quality butcher)
Crisp Asian slaw
1/4 small red cabbage
1/4 small white cabbage
1 juicing carrot
1 small red capsicum
2 sticks of celery
1/2 small red onion
5 coriander leaves
5 mint leaves
Sesame seeds
Cashew nuts
Crispy yee mee noodles
Shallot chips
Asian dressing
1 tbsp balsamic vinegar
1 tbsp light soy sauce
2 tbsp olive oil
1 tsp brown sugar
Pre heat oven to 180 degrees or use the BBQ.
Simmer the dressing ingredients in a pot untill the sugar is dissolved. Place aside to cool.
Finely slice the vegetables and place them in the fridge until required.
Place the chicken skewers on a baking tray lined with baking paper and cook for 15 minutes.
When you are ready to serve, toss the vegetables with the dressing and sprinkle with the garnish items according to your taste.
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Baby weight gain and how to increase your milk supply
It is all too easy to become obsessed with your baby's weight gain (or lack of it).
This might have something to do with the weight gain charts in the back of your baby's red book. Getting your baby weighed can become a weekly ritual and if your baby slips off their percentile curve, which shows typical weight gain for a baby of their birthweight and age, it's hard not to worry.
The truth is though that babies don't always gain weight in such a predictable fashion and it is only when there is dramatic weight loss over a short period, if your baby fails to chart at all or rapidly slips more than two percentile curves that there may be cause for concern.
It is typical for babies to lose up to 10% of their birthweight in the first week and after this they will have growth spurts and plateaus but will, generally, gain weight gradually over the months. The average baby will double his or her birthweight in six months and treble it by a year.
The way your baby puts on weight will vary depending on the way they are being fed. Exclusively breast-fed babies gain weight more rapidly in the first two to three months (although the first two weeks may be slower as breastfeeding gets established) and after that bottle-fed babies tend to weigh more than breastfed babies.
NHS Choices recommends that you only need to weigh your baby once a month up to six months of age, once every two months from six to 12 months of age, and once every three months over the age of one.
What to do if your baby isn't gaining weight
If your baby isn't gaining weight and drops down a couple of centiles in a short space of time it could be that they are not getting enough milk or food, that they have a medical condition such as cleft palate or digestive disorders, or they might be ill or have an infection (of the urinary tract for example).
Some babies are born with physical problems - such as an unusually shaped or cleft palate, tongue tie, or torticollis (twisted neck) - that mean they find it very difficult to breastfeed.
Babies with reflux (gastro-oesophageal reflux disease) can feed properly but, because the muscle ring that closes off their stomach doesn't work properly, throw it all back up afterwards.
If you suspect your baby has any of these problems, see your GP as soon as you can. There are often treatments that can help.
And there's lots of advice and support on the Mumsnet Talk boards if your baby has a physical problem that complicates feeding.
But if your baby is feeding, settles well, is pooing and weeing OK, seems happy and shows no sign of illness it could be that this is just their way of growing and there is nothing to worry about.
If there is cause for concern, your GP may suggest further investigation and your baby may be referred to a specialist.
You may be prescribed high fat content milk and if your baby is on solids you can use this to cook with as well as offering it as a drink. You may be encouraged to give your baby supplementary formula feeds, but if you are given the right support you should be able to carry on breastfeeding without doing this.
Obviously, what you decide to do is up to you and depends very much on your baby's particular circumstances and your own level of desperation. If you decide to keep plugging on with breastfeeding, you need to get plenty of expert support and do your utmost to make sure your baby has as much opportunity to feed as possible. You may need some help refining your breastfeeding technique and making sure your baby is latching on correctly, or you could try some other ways to increase your milk supply.
Increasing your milk supply
Milk is produced according to demand so your baby's sucking stimulates the production of more milk. Make sure that you have got the latch sorted and get some help to check it out. If you are worried that you are not giving your baby enough milk, try these tips:
- Feed your baby often and watch out for signs that she needs a feed. Feed on demand as this will stimulate milk production. Make sure you feed from both breasts.
- Skin-to-skin contact can stimulate milk production.
- Try to feed your baby at least six to eight times a day.
- Use breast compression when you are feeding as you would if you were expressing by hand, by pressing thumb and forefinger on the areola gently while feeding.
- Some people suggest expressing milk in between feeds so that your breasts are stimulated to produce more milk. You can keep this milk for your baby.
- Try to avoid supplementing your baby's feeds with formula unless it is thought to be completely necessary, as missing a breastfeed might reduce milk production.
- Try to stop your baby sleeping halfway through a feed. Try tickling his feet or moving him from one breast to the other.
- Avoid using dummies.
What Mumsnetters say about baby weight gain and increasing your milk supply
- Take your baby to bed and get loads and loads of skin-to-skin contact in order to stimulate her to feed and to stimulate your milk supply. Gabygirl
- Formula is hardly ever medically necessary - although it can be a lifeline to a distraught mother and baby. tiktok
- It's perfectly normal to think that you don't have enough milk, especially in the evening. Chances are you have plenty and the best way to make more is to feed more. Can'tSleepWon'tSleep
- Have confidence in your own body. If it's clever enough to make a baby, it's more than clever enough to make milk, which is very simple in comparison. belgo
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|From: Eli Barzilay (eli at barzilay.org)
Date: Fri Jun 18 15:28:47 EDT 2010
On Jun 18, Danny Yoo wrote: > On Fri, Jun 18, 2010 at 3:20 PM, Eli Barzilay <eli at barzilay.org> wrote: > > On Jun 18, Danny Yoo wrote: > >> What other debugging information can I provide? > > > > Create a core dump, then use gdb to get a stack trace. > > Ok, here's what I'm seeing: > [...] Thanks -- this is likely to be helpful for Matthew to debug (looks like the problem is in the jit). -- ((lambda (x) (x x)) (lambda (x) (x x))) Eli Barzilay: http://barzilay.org/ Maze is Life!
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BYU bowl recap: 'deja vu all over again'
12/30/2013 9:52amYogi Berra, the great Yankee catcher, once famously said, "it's deja vu all over again!" The redundancy of this statement adequately describes how BYU's bowl game against Washington mirrored much of the 2013 season for the Cougars.
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NEW WATERFORD — A 18-year-old New Waterford man was charged overnight with a drug offence after Cape Breton Regional Police executed a search warrant on a residence.
The man is now charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking in marijuana and is now scheduled to appear in provincial court Oct. 6.
The accused was released by police on conditions.
Also charged was a 57-year-old New Waterford man with breaching his conditional sentence order. The investigation into the breach is continuing.
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It must be slightly deflating for Australia's iron ore juniors to see one of the sector's godfathers,
More deflating still, though, will be the observations offered on Thursday by Rio chief executive
Even in iron ore, where a yet uncertain price recovery has buoyed spirits as rapidly as bank balances, the mood of the moment says that if you don't have a project under way, you are unlikely to have any project at all.
Asked to reflect on this view, Albanese noted that
But a coincidence of unrelated forces has made repetition of Forrest's "phenomenal success" a whole lot more unlikely, he mused. The
In what is the most effusive endorsement I can recall of Forrest's success by a Rio executive, Albanese added: "I want to give Andrew Forrest a lot of credit for taking that initiative when people were disbelieving.
"But that is not something everyone can do . . .
"Independent forces are making it more difficult for new prospects to come into the system, whether they are new projects from a Rio Tinto perspective or another major's perspective and certainly new projects from what would be deemed emerging players."
It is this coalition of forces that has forced a new period of conservatism on Rio and its Anglo-Australian rival
Within hours, events were validating Albanese's paradigm-challenging view as some of our official capital investment data began to catch up with what the miners have been telling us for a while – that a spending slowdown is already well in train – and as yet another junior trimmed its ambitions to meet the current capital drought.
Now the thing to appreciate here is that Grange is currently Australia's biggest magnetite producer, is majority-owned by China's very substantial Shagang and the venture in question, the Southdown project, is a joint venture with Japan Inc in the form of trader Sojitz and steel maker Kobe.
In other words, this is a well-credentialled junior with serious backers. But uncertain markets, rising project costs and constrained capital markets have forced it to ice a project that was due to start construction early in the new year and that would have quadrupled its current production, from Savage River in north-west Tasmania.
And the official data? Well, on Wednesday the Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics delivered annual data showing that the number of projects under construction had fallen while the value of those projects had jumped to a record $268 billion.
This is not a good thing only because it indicates that project costs continue to blow out. Those increases will extend the payback time for those projects and make it harder for those not yet confirmed to attract support for a final investment decision.
With this at front-of-mind, it was no surprise to see Thursday's Bureau of Statistics numbers on capital investment intentions for 2013, which says companies have scaled back spending plans by $6 billion to $173 billion.
The land of the mining juniors routinely generates fabulous yarns and none of them this year have intrigued us as much as the trials of emerging oil producer and potential shale boom baby,
Central is now firmly in the thrall of former Queensland Gas coal seam methane savant, Richard Cottee, but only after a brutal confrontation back in February between the board and the company's founding force, a sun-parched explorer called
Heugh is the bloke who spent the past six years gathering a mind-boggling breadth of property across central Australia and burning shoe leather exploring it.
But after finding oil at the aptly named Surprise discovery near the now exhausted Mereenie oil play and almost getting shale exploration under way, Heugh was bounced out of Central.
From the board's perspective, Heugh's inability to lock in any of the JV partnerships on offer had left the company vulnerable to a gathering funding crisis. So it turned to Cottee.
And Cottee's rapid-fire progress since – both
But the ramifications of Heugh's ugly departure continue to play out: the former chief executive has announced defamation proceedings against the Central directors who sacked him.
Heugh timed his announcement for the morning of Thursday's Central annual meeting.
He might well have waited because, at the meeting, the man who led the charge against Heugh,
And part of the renewal triggered by his exit could well be an effort by Cottee to manage some kind of reconciliation with the battle-scared Heugh.
But that does not mean Central will accept the proposition that Heugh was defamed, as he claims, in formal company statements released with the approval of the board back in May and June.
Given both these statements – one a notice of the annual meeting, the other a letter from the chairman to shareholders – were also published by the ASX, it would seem likely that market platform might take an interest in this unusual case too.
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The cytotoxic and antiproliferative properties of many natural sesquiterpene-quinones and -hydroquinones from sponges offer promising opportunities for the development of new drugs. A review dealing with different strategies for obtaining bioactive terpenyl quinones/hydroquinones is presented. The different synthetic approches for the preparation of the most relevant quinones/hydroquinones are described.
The chemical substances from plants and animals have been and remain to be an important source of drugs and products used in food products, cosmetics and agriculture, amongst other fields. Natural compounds offer an enormous structural diversity and in some cases, a big biological power and thus it is unlikely that the chemistry of synthesis can replace cellular biochemistry as the source of new compound. These observations, in addition to the enormous biodiversity of the planet (plants, sea and microorganisms), which is in a lot of cases inexplored, point to natural compounds as a promising source of drugs [
Natural products have been a rich source of agents of value to medicine. More than half of the currently available drugs are natural compounds or are related to them, and in the case of cancer this proportion surpasses 60% [
The research in natural compounds, which is continually expanding and is of enormous interest, explores new compounds coming from different sources, among which the sea could be considered as an almost infinite source of natural resources, some of which have important therapeutic potential [
Excellent reviews on natural compounds of marine origin have been published [
Among the natural compounds that are receiving an increasing interest we can find the terpenylpurines and the terpenilquinones from marine sources [
The cytotoxic and antiproliferative properties of many natural sesquiterpene quinones and hydroquinones from sponges of the order Dictyoceratida [
Some examples of bioactive terpenequinones/hydroquinones.
It is also important to note the antituberculosis and antimalarial activities of puupehenone
Sesquiterpenequinones represent a substance class with increasing pharmacological interest [
Neopetrosiquinones A
Regarding the mechanism of action of terpenylquinones, the accumulated data about the biological activity of quinone moieties suggest redox processes and/or Michael-type addition-elimination reactions [
Regarding such terpenequinone structures, many studies have been published addressing the isolation, structural elucidation, activity and mechanisms of action of the compounds [
The synthesis of marine natural products has been widely researched and published in excellent reviews [
In the case of biologically active terpenoquinones, the limited quantities components from the natural sources and the structural complexity are the main problems in continuining the clinical studies. Most of these terpenoquinones are characterised by possessing a quinone fragment attached to a terpenoid, which usually includes a decaline core, mostly with a drimane or rearranged drimane skeleton. Most sesquiterpenequinone/hydroquinones have been isolated from sponges, although some of them have been described from brown algae [
In the present paper, the most interesting strategies addressed in the total synthesis of sesquiterpenilquinones by terpenic structure coupling to an aromatic ring have been reviewed. In general, the strategies employed in the total synthesis of sesquiterpenilquinones, are as follows:
➢ Diels-Alder cycloaddition reaction.
➢ Coupling of the aldehydes with lithiated hydroquinone ether.
➢ Radical decarboxylation and quinone addition reaction
➢ Grignard reagent conjugated addition to α,β-unsaturated carbonyl group.
➢ Reductive alkylation of enones.
➢ Cross-coupling reaction.
➢ Furylation of quinones.
➢ Furan polyene cationic cyclization.
In addition, the application of cell culture for the production of bioactive compounds from sponges is a promising way to utilize the bioactive potential of marine terpenoquinones sources.
The Diels-Alder cycloaddition reaction continues to fuel the imaginations of synthetic chemists engaged in the assembly of complex molecular structures, in particular biologically significant natural products and provide rich opportunities for the rapid and selective generation of molecular complexity [
Synthesis of (±)-mamanuthaquinone
Starting from natural terpenes, various approaches to terpenoquinones analogues have been reported. The terpene contributes the decalin part that attaches via Diels-Alder cycloaddition to commercial quinones. Thus, some diterpenylquinones/hydroquinones have been prepared through a Diels-Alder cycloaddition between myrceocommunic acid
Diels-Alder cycloaddition between myrceocummunic acid and
Puupehenones belong to an important class of marine terpenequinone metabolites from
Diels-Alder cyclooaddition approach to puupehenone-related metabolites.
Microwave-assisted Diels-Alder reaction of 1,3,3-trimethyl-2-vinyl-1-cyclohexene with chromones.
The marine (−)-cyclozonarone
Synthesis of (−)-cyclozonarone
The Diels-Alder cycloaddition between two polygodial-derived dienes
Diels-Alder reaction between polygodial-derived dienes and simple quinones.
This strategy is an efficient and general way of accessing drimane-type sequiterpenequinones. The strategy consists on the coupling of an aldehyde as terpene precursor and a lithium anion which carries the quinone structure. The five marine natural products yahazunol
Retrosynthesis of yahazunol
Total synthesis of zonarol
The synthesis of the marine natural products zonarone
The synthesis of the marine sesquiterpene quinones (+)-hyatellaquinone
Retrosynthesis of hyatellaquinone
The synthesis of (+)-hyatellaquinone
Synthesi of (+)-hyatellaquinone
Siphonodictyal C
Synthesis of (−)-spongiaquinone
Synthesis of protected siphonodictyal C
In addition, aureol
Wieland-Miescher Ketone
Synthesis of (+)-arearone
Thus, the aryllithium generated
Enantiospecific synthesis of (+)-puupehenone
The total synthesis of the (+)-puupehenone
The synthesis of peyssonol A
Retrosynthetic analysis of peyssonol A
The application of the Barton's radical decarboxylation reaction, in which the generated radicals are trapped by a quinone trap, gives rise to addition products in good to excellent yields. This addition reaction is characterized by good chemoselectivity, taking place only at conjugated and unsubstituted double bonds, and regioselectivity, being strongly influenced by the resonance effect of heteroatoms located on the quinone ring. The synthetic value of this reaction was demonstrated by the synthesis of selected members of a family of quinone sesquiterpenes. Both symmetric and unsymmetric quinones can be used as radical traps and provide facile access to heteroatom-substituted quinone sesquiterpenes. The versatility of our strategy was further expanded by developing reaction conditions that allow subsequent oxygenation of the quinone adducts, providing access to complementary oxygenated structures [
Essential to this strategy is a radical addition reaction that permits the attachment of a fully substituted bicyclic core
Strategic bond disconnections of quinone sesquiterpenes.
Total synthesis of avarol
The synthetic approach toward the core fragment of avarol and avarone (
Total synthesis of ilimaquinone and smenospongidine.
One of the synthetic strategies to ilimaquinone
The chemical structures of ilimaquinone
Retrosynthetic analysis of some sesquiterpenequinones/hydroquinones from
The total synthesis of (±)-zonarol
Synthesis of yahazunol
Synthesis of (±)-zonarol
The synthesis of yahazunol
In the synthesis of (±)-zonarol
This strategy to connect the unit to a terpene quinone is based on the alkylation in the reaction medium during metal reduction of a conjugated double bond. Lithium with a solvent proton reduces the double bond through electron transfer giving an enolate. Thus, alkyl halide reaction generates the desired alkylated ketone. In all cases, the α,β-unsaturated ketone that is coupled to the quinone has the (
The synthesis of (+)-avarone
The synthesis of the decalin derivative
Synthetic plan for (+)-avarone
Synthesys of key intermediate
Ilimaquinone 3 [
Synthesis of avarol
Synthesis of ilimaquinone
The reductive alkylation as strategy for building sesquiterpenilquinones has also been used in the synthesis of nakijiquinones [
Synthesis of isospongiaquinone and nakijiquinone A–D
This strategy consists on the application of a (dppf)NiCl2-mediated neopentyl coupling in natural product synthesis and emphasizes the attractive combination of hydroxyl-directed hydrogenation to control stereochemistry followed by a neopentyl coupling to elaborate the carbon skeleton. Retrosynthetic analysis as summarized in
Retrosynthetic analysis of arenarol
Synthesis of arenarone
This procedure consists on furylation of quinones and hydroquinones through oxidative coupling and Michael addition reactions. Thus, the oxidative coupling reaction of (+) euryfuran with 1,4-quinones in acetic acid yielded euryfuryl-1,4-quinones with leishmanicidal activity. The influence of the solvent to promote the Michael addition and the regioselectivity of the reaction with unsymmetrical quinones are important feactures that can be useful for the synthesis of new bioactive members of the euryfurylquinones series [
Furylation of quinones.
This strategy is a diversity-oriented synthesis that follows a biomimetic route [
Synthesis of meroterpenoid natural product (±)-liphagal
Sponges [phylum Porifera] are a rich source of biologically active and pharmacologically valuable compounds with a high potential to become effective drugs for therapeutic use. However, until now, only a few compounds have been introduced into clinics because of the limited amounts of starting material available for extraction. To overcome this serious problem in line with the rules for a sustainable use of marine resources, the following routes can be pursued; first, chemical synthesis, second, cultivation of sponges in the sea (mariculture), third, growth of sponge specimens in a bioreactor, and fourth, cultivation of sponge cells
Recently, it was demonstrated that the
Sesquiterpenequinones represent a substance class with increasing pharmacological interest. The initial concentration of an interesting compound may be too low to be effectively tested in some biological and pharmacological assays. Thus, the total synthesis of terpenequinones has become attractive in order to obtain the required amounts of compounds natural product analogues with optimized biological properties. Consequently, the development of these marine natural products is highly desirable and worthwhile from the viewpoint of medicinal chemistry and pharmaceuticals. Therefore, total synthesis of natural products will surely continue to be central to confirmation of natural product structure assignment, as well as providing material for biological testing towards pharmaceutical development, and investigations of biosynthetic pathways.
The main routes to synthesize terpenequinones/hydroquinones include Diels-Alder cycloaddition reaction, coupling of the aldehydes with lithiated hydroquinone ether, radical decarboxylation and quinone addition reaction, Grignard reagent conjugated addition to α,β-unsaturated carbonyl group, reductive alkylation, cross-coupling reaction, furylation of quinones and furan polyene cationic cyclization. In addition, the application of cell culture for the production of bioactive compound from sponge is a promising way to utilize the bioactive potential of marine terpenoquinones sources.
Advances in total synthesis, especially function-oriented synthesis, biosynthetic technologies, primmorph models and genomic research offer new strategies for the medicinal chemical optimization of biologically active terpenequinones/hydroquinones.
The author would like to thank the Regional Government of Castile & Leon (Consejería de Educación, SA-4/2010) and the Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación CTQ2010-16170.


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I have set up a view with a context search filter (search terms). So putting just 1 keyword as argument, the view gives me results. But if there are more words, there are always no results. I am 100% sure that this view must return results. When I use same search terms in "search/node/key1 key2..." the search gives me the results. There are no filters or other methods which exclude my wanted result items.
Here is the SQL statement with 1 keyword:
SELECT node.nid AS nid, node.title AS node_title, node.created AS node_created, SUM(search_index.score * search_total.count) AS score, 'node' AS field_data_field_largeimages_node_entity_type
{node} node
LEFT JOIN {search_index} search_index ON node.nid = search_index.sid
LEFT JOIN {search_total} search_total ON search_index.word = search_total.word
WHERE ((( (search_index.type = 'node') AND( (search_index.word = 'example') )))AND(( (node.status = '1') AND (node.type IN ('article')) AND (node.created >= 1338764465-3456000) )))
GROUP BY search_index.sid, score, nid, field_data_field_largeimages_node_entity_type, node_title, node_created
ORDER BY node_created DESC
which returns results.
This is a statement with 2 keywords, returning nothing but should:
SELECT node.nid AS nid, node.title AS node_title, node.created AS node_created, SUM(search_index.score * search_total.count) AS score, 'node' AS field_data_field_largeimages_node_entity_type
{node} node
LEFT JOIN {search_index} search_index ON node.nid = search_index.sid
LEFT JOIN {search_total} search_total ON search_index.word = search_total.word
WHERE ((( (search_index.type = 'node') AND( (search_index.word = 'example1') OR (search_index.word = 'example2') )))AND(( (node.status = '1') AND (node.type IN ('article')) AND (node.created >= 1338764592-3456000) )))
GROUP BY search_index.sid, score, nid, field_data_field_largeimages_node_entity_type, node_title, node_created
ORDER BY node_created DESC
Attached a view export.
Thanks for your help.
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Comment #5jtwalters CreditAttribution: jtwalters commented
I have this same issue with views 7.x-3.5
Further testing shows a regression was introduced in 7.x-3.4. Multiple search terms works as intended with views 7.x-3.3
Comment #7jefferius CreditAttribution: jefferius commented
I had the same problem with views 7.x-3.5, my exposed view search for my blog would work if one word is used, but if two words are used the views search does not work - no results.
I have gone back to 7.x-3.3 and it works fine again.
Comment #8awolfey CreditAttribution: awolfey commented
Related, if not a dupe #362830: Search filter breaks for multiple word searches when view has a sort
Comment #9funkytraffic CreditAttribution: funkytraffic commented
+1 Same error here
1 word all results expected (11)
2 words 9 results of 11
4 words 0 results of 11
Comment #10rsmylski CreditAttribution: rsmylski commented
Noticing the same issue.
Tracked it down to views_plugin_query_default.inc and the following code
if ($this->has_aggregate && (!empty($this->groupby) || !empty($non_aggregates))) {
$groupby = array_unique(array_merge($this->groupby, $non_aggregates));
foreach ($groupby as $field) {
if (!empty($this->having) && $condition = $this->build_condition('having')) {
For whatever reason, this code is adding an extra GroupBy for every field in the query that doesn't use an aggregate function. By doing this, the HAVING (COUNT(*) ...) added by views_handler_filter_search.inc is nullified because the results are no longer grouped solely by search_index.sid which is needed to determine how many word matches there are.
With the following change, to not add any extra fields to GroupBy if we have one already, I have it working for me(sorry, not good with patches).
if ($this->has_aggregate && (!empty($this->groupby) || !empty($non_aggregates))) {
// don't mess with the original groupby if it was set
if (!empty($this->groupby)) {
$groupby = $this->groupby;
// use the non aggregates to create our groupby
else {
$groupby = $non_aggregates;
foreach ($groupby as $field) {
if ($condition = $this->build_condition('having')) {
I didn't want to drop the $non_aggregates altogether, but I can't see why they'd be used anyway. No matter what sort of query you are running, adding extra fields to groupby will always add the chance the results will not be grouped properly.
Comment #11salbertz CreditAttribution: salbertz commented
Ran into the same problem and also tracked it down to the - apparently superfluous - GROUP BY columns added by the query plugin itself (and therefore unresponsive to any hook-hacking), before I found this thread.
These additionally merged in columns:
$groupby = array_unique(array_merge($this->groupby, $non_aggregates));
seem to nullify the HAVING-clause and thus cause valid search results to disappear. And I cannot imagine what it should be good for... Getting rid of it in the above manner seems to fix the problem immediately.
Comment #12jmking CreditAttribution: jmking commented
Confirmed here as well, but different symptoms. The fix in #10 solved my issue.
I was having the problem where duplicate results were showing up for each matched result. I tracked it down to the new grouping by "score" added in 3.4 or 3.5.
score is expressed as SUM(search_index.score * search_total.count) in the query - this causes there to be a unique score field for each hit in the search index causing several duplicates to show up depending on the number of hits.
I also can't figure out why this was added, or what it tries to solve. Has anyone found the issue where this was introduced? I've been searching around, and can't find it.
Comment #13awolfey CreditAttribution: awolfey commented
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This works for me. Here's a patch for the changes in #10.
Comment #15salbertz CreditAttribution: salbertz commented
Hmm, let's see... The code in the current version (which is cleary wrong - and I would consider the missing search results for multiple terms a major bug, which should IMHO take priority over some hypothetical exotic minor feature "somewhere out there"...) groups by $this->groupby and $non_aggregates, while the patch groups either by $this->groupby or $non_aggregates. So the change will only matter in cases when $this->groupby as well as $non_aggregates are non-empty (the original condition).
A $this->groupby seems to be used mainly by the views/modules/search stuff (e.g. the said grouping by search_index.sid in views/modules/search/views_handler_argument_search.inc l. 94). The other cases I encountered (grepping for 'add_groupby()') were the $this->distinct feature (in views_plugin_query_default::query()) and the summary function (views/handlers/views_handler_argument.inc l. 886).
The former (in my experience) does not work in every case anyway (and if it does, it should take priority over everything else, if I understand that feature right...). And the latter does not seem to use the code in question...
As on the other hand $non_aggregates only become relevant, if "use_aggregation" is selected, the sole case in which problems could arise (exotic modules' features again not taken into account), would be when using a search_index based search with aggregation.
Since I never did that (and would consider it a rather untypical use of the search functionality), I tried to construct a view that uses the search index and aggregation, and noticed (for the first time!) that, as soon as you select "use aggregation", the field "search score" is no longer available (under "Fields -> add field") in the views UI. So the designers clearly seem to have tried to prevent that "pathological" case.
(It is nevertheless possible to construct the view by first adding the "search.score" field and the "search terms" exposed filters (and switch on aggregation afterwards) - but then the aggregation is spoiled anyway (since "GROUP BY search_index.sid" is added in any case), and again the patched version seems to be the only one that yields correct results for multiple search terms.)
For me the patch seems to work perfectly.
Comment #17salbertz CreditAttribution: salbertz commented
Sure. Would it be useful to change the issue status to catch a maintainer's attention - to "needs review" or "patch" or something like that? (I guess you know the conventions better than me to judge what would be the most appropriate.)
The issue does not seem to be too popular (maybe not too many using complex search condition in views exposed filters), though I'd consider it a rather heavy bug and would like to see it fixed in the nearer future...
Comment #18awolfey CreditAttribution: awolfey commented
|Needs work
|» Needs review
Hauptm, can you please identify the standards errors you found? It looks fine to to the coder module. You could make an argument that the comments should be proper sentence case, but I'm not seeing anything else. In any case, whoever commits can adjust that before committing.
I've been using this in production on an enterprise-level site since it was posted. Can anyone else confirm that this is RTBC? That will get the maintainers' attention.
Comment #20steven.wichers CreditAttribution: steven.wichers commented
The reason for the GROUP BY is most likely due to differences in MySQL and PostgreSQL as well as the different SQL standards. If you remove the functionality then Views will likely break when used on a PostgreSQL based site.
Comment #21salbertz CreditAttribution: salbertz commented
The functionality (of grouping by $non_aggregates) is not removed at all in the general case (as I tried to illustrate in #15) - only if "search terms" (or something else) provides a $this->group_by of its own, this takes precedence (in the patched version) over the grouping by $non-aggregates, instead of being combined with it (which still simply does not seem to make sense to me).
But I don't have any experience with PostgreSQL - if you (or anyone else) have: is it really imaginable, that the query produced by the old version ("GROUP BY search_index.sid, col1, col2, col3....." - including virtually any column used by the view, since one wouldn't typically use any aggregate function in a search) can be correct - or even more - necessary for PostgrSQL?
Comment #22rsmylski CreditAttribution: rsmylski commented
The issue is that mysql is spoiling us. Like mentioned in #20, true SQL requires that every column mentioned in the SELECT expression, that isn't an aggregate, needs to be listed in the GROUP BY. This is done so that data isn't lost from grouping things that might not be equal together.
I'm not sure if would be entirely possible, but I think the only real way to fix this would be to look closer at how the search module does keyword searching now in D7, since it would be working across all DBs, and see if that can be implemented for views.
Comment #23salbertz CreditAttribution: salbertz commented
You're right, thanks for the correction. You may be right about mysql as well...
Ok, so the $group_by is correct in strict SQL. Merely from the perspective of views' search mechanism (which in this case seems to be mysql-centric itself!) it is incorrect - since that mechanism exactly wants to accomplish, what PostgreSQL seems to prohibit, namely to aggregate by count(*) at any price (even at the price that, in your words, distinctive "data is lost") - to have the condition count(*) >= $num_search_terms met.
Then the only proper solution would indeed be a totally alternative approach, by reformulating the search condition (in views/modules/search/views_handler_filter_search.inc - I hope it can be done there, without involving core search issues).
Comment #24salbertz CreditAttribution: salbertz commented
I think I got it now. We were on the wrong track all the time - thanks to r_smylski for clarifying that (and reminding us of the dangers of MySQL-centrism ;-)
It seems, not all the additional GROUP BYs added by views_plugin_query_default::query() (that PostgreSQL needs) are detrimental to the search condition. It seems to be mainly the fact that "score" is added to $non_aggregates, that spoiles the HAVING-clause.
views/modules/search/views_handler_filter_search.inc seems to be absolutely correct in this respect: it accurately adds the information that "score" is an aggregate function in line 134:
$this->search_score = $this->query->add_field('', "SUM($search_index.score * $search_total.count)", 'score', array('aggregate' => TRUE));
What seems to go wrong, is that this information is utterly ignored by views_plugin_query_default::compile_fields() (in line 1208) and the field is added to $non-aggregates indifferently, as soon as it is found to be a function (i.e. to have no table):
// This is a formula, using no tables.
elseif (empty($field['table'])) {
$non_aggregates[] = $fieldname;
If I change the code to check whether the field was marked as "aggregate" beforehand, everything seems to work fine:
elseif (empty($field['table'])) {
if (empty($field['aggregate']) || $field['aggregate'] != true) {
$non_aggregates[] = $fieldname;
(Sorry, no experience with providing and testing patches so far. Anyway, maybe someone could verify that this could be an alternative solution, and that it works for other practical cases as well.)
Comment #26dmegatool CreditAttribution: dmegatool commented
#24 fixed it for me. I had nodes listed multiple times when using more than 1 word. Now it works as it should...
Comment #27rsmylski CreditAttribution: rsmylski commented
Just tested the fix from #24, works for me too.
Comment #28rsmylski CreditAttribution: rsmylski commented
|829 bytes
FAILED: [[SimpleTest]]: [MySQL] Failed to run tests: tests were executed, but no results were found. View
Taking a stab at creating a patch for the fix. Here it is.
Comment #29rsmylski CreditAttribution: rsmylski commented
|Needs work
|» Needs review
Comment #30rsmylski CreditAttribution: rsmylski commented
PASSED: [[SimpleTest]]: [MySQL] 1,627 pass(es). View
After looking over that suggested code, I don't believe it to be the best course of action. The problem isn't with views_plugin_query_default.inc, it is actually with how add_field() is being called from views_handler_filter_search.inc. There is code to catch if a field is actually a function, but in this case, it isn't being set up as one, and that's why there is the issue.
I've create a new patch, that adds the appropriate info to add 'score' as a field that is a function properly, and works without the change to views_plugin_query_default.inc.
There are 2 files in which the improper call was made, so the patch addresses both.
Comment #31salbertz CreditAttribution: salbertz commented
I would prefer the patch #28 above #30 for several reasons:
1) Not every function is an aggregate function. To my understanding the crucial distinction to decide whether a field should be added to $non_aggregates or not, should primarily depend on the 'aggregate'-flag (at least as far as I understand the inherent logic of the design - what else should that flag be good for?) and not on the assumption that every field containing a function will declare it explicitly.
2) patch #30 could - theoretically at least - have side effects for custom modifications via hooks in applications (if these modifications depend on the old field declaration). For example in my own application I wanted to "blur" the score a bit, to enable the secondary 'ORDER BY'-field to take over sort precedence if the score of two items is similar. To achieve that I modified the query in hook_views_query_alter():
$view->query->fields['score'] = array(
'field' => 'ROUND(SUM(search_index.score * search_total.count) * 100)',
'alias' => 'score',
'aggregate' => true,
Whether that is very elegant or not - this simple approach is a somewhat natural thing to do, if one wants to modify the sort order. Anyone who has done similar things will not benefit from the fix (although in this case the change would not break anything), until he also adds the explicit 'function'-declaration:
$view->query->fields['score'] = array(
'field' => 'SUM(search_index.score * search_total.count * 100)',
'alias' => 'score',
'aggregate' => true,
'function' => 'ROUND',
3) This should also illustrate that the resulting logic is - at least - somewhat counter-intuitve. In order to prevent my field from being added to $non_aggregates and keep my custom scoring function, I have to declare the outer function 'ROUND' (which not even is an aggregate function), while the explicit setting "'aggregate' => true" is de facto irrelevant (and could have been omitted without making any difference). Anyone who does not know about the 'implicit logic' (and has not examined the source code) will fail if he tries to provide an aggregate function by simply writing it down in the "field"-attribute (like the previous author of the original code also did).
Even if the "function"-declaration may be better practice - according to the original logic, the above 'field-only' approach should be permitted as well - at least this is how I would interpret the comment in the (if this assumption is correct, still faulty!) code in compile_fields()
// This is a formula, using no tables.
elseif (empty($field['table'])) {
$non_aggregates[] = $fieldname;
4) Last not least, the above location is where the bug became manifest: the line '$non_aggregates[] = $fieldname;' was apparently added in views-3.4 (maybe in conjunction with the "pure distinct" feature - probably not without reason, but unfortunately without any comment). But that this elseif-branch on the one hand seems to be explicitly intended for "formulas", but on the other ignores the aggregate-flag completely, still seems like an error to me.
So, if anything, than IMHO both patches should be combined. The fix #28 is "minimally invasive" (I can not imagine any side effects, besides fixing the bug introduced with 3.4) and will guarantee that queries altered via hook will work as expected, whereas the code in #30 (alone) will not help (or might even cause minor trouble) for applications with customized queries like in the example above - but may be cleaner from a general view and thus provide a better base for the future.
There might still be a "better" solution by examining and perhaps rewriting some of the 'if-else'-logic in views_plugin_query_default::compile_fields() or adding comments why something is done in this or that order, as some of the comments suggest that the section needs cleanup and/or commenting. But in the short term at least patch #28 should (and IMHO could without any dangers) be committed to fix the bug for now.
Comment #32gianfrasoft CreditAttribution: gianfrasoft commented
Patch at #28 solved my problem.
Thank you everybody.
Comment #33codesidekick CreditAttribution: codesidekick commented
If you don't feel like patching or hacking views then there's another way around this issue ...
* Implements hook_views_query_alter().
function my_module_views_query_alter(&$view, &$query) {
if ($view->name == 'MY_SEARCH_VIEW') {
$query->fields['score']['table'] = 'foo';
Ok so there's no table 'foo' - and it's pretty disgusting (I'm probably on merlinofchaos's hit list now) - but from what I can see, because the score field is already an aggregate, views ignores the table field anyway - however because the table field exists, the group by loop respects it as an aggregate field and ignores it in the grouping.
When I perform this query alter, and analyze the views query output there's no mention of the table 'foo' anywhere - so there shouldn't be any SQL errors.
Comment #34Stefan Lehmann CreditAttribution: Stefan Lehmann commented
I must confess, that I didn't read the whole thread, but I experienced the same problem and I had to do something like this here to show any results, differing from the solution in #33:
* Implements hook_views_query_alter().
function my_module_views_query_alter(&$view, &$query) {
if (isset($query->fields['score'])) {
Comment #35illeace CreditAttribution: illeace commented
Thanks Stefan. This workaround (#34) was just what I needed until a full fix makes its way into core.
Comment #36timonweb CreditAttribution: timonweb commented
Stefan, thank you very much, this saved me some headache!
Comment #37codesidekick CreditAttribution: codesidekick commented
Can you still sort by search relevancy using the solution post in 33? I think if you unset score it completely removes it from the view but I might be wrong.
Comment #38Neil C Smith CreditAttribution: Neil C Smith commented
@interactivejunky From your comment I think you're actually referring to #34 (and not your own post!), which you're right doesn't allow the sort by score. I'm doing a mix of #33 & #34 (as below) so as not to need to use the view name. Sorting still seems to work fine then. However, I noticed you can't display the score field doing this - displaying it always shows up as 0.
* Implements hook_views_query_alter().
function my_module_views_query_alter(&$view, &$query) {
if (isset($query->fields['score'])) {
$query->fields['score']['table'] = 'foo';
Comment #40JonMcL CreditAttribution: JonMcL commented
As a temporary hack, NOT A SOLUTION, and an alternative to #34:
function my_module_query_alter(QueryAlterableInterface $query) {
if (isset($query->alterTags['views']) && isset($query->alterTags['views_search_view_id'])) {
//Get a list of all 'group by' in the query
$fields =& $query->getGroupBy();
This just removes score from the GROUP BY part of the SQL but leaves it in the SELECT. I guess this won't work for PostgreSQL. (I'm just getting up to speed on this issue)
Adapt the IF statement and set 'views_search_view_id' to the correct ID for your view.
Comment #41salbertz CreditAttribution: salbertz commented
I can still only affirm what I wrote in #24: 'score' simply must not be added to the 'GROUP BY' clause, but views_plugin_query_default::compile_fields() does exactly that since views-3.4. And that's an error that should be corrected, period. Which is very simple to do and which is exactly what r_smylski's patch #28 does (just tested it again with views-3.6, still works great).
Patch #30 works as well and is considered 'more correct' by r_smylski, while I hold the opposite view (for several reasons pointed out in #31). #28 depends on the field attribute 'aggregate', #30 on 'function' - so it seems to be a matter of personal preference. In my view #28 simply corrects the error introduced in 3.4 (after all, everything worked fine before that, didn't it?) and therefore should be considered the most natural and least problematic approach.
But of cause either solution is better than messing around with hook_views_query_alter and discarding the score functionality (including sorting) altogether – that can't be a serious option.
Comment #42rsmylski CreditAttribution: rsmylski commented
I'm good with the patch from #28 being used, as it fixes the changed functionality, and I'd love to see this finally put to bed. Plus, it would catch any other instances of the same usage by any other plugin or contrib that might use it as a basis for its functionality.
Comment #43yannickoo CreditAttribution: yannickoo commented
Works fine for me.
Comment #44greggles CreditAttribution: greggles commented
I'm not sure if #28 is a good solution, but I can also confirm I had the problems described here and #28 fixed it for me.
Comment #46mpp CreditAttribution: mpp commented
When updating to views-3.4 we had a case where aggregate were used which caused a faulty query (too many group by's).
#28 was a good fix
Comment #48Rob230 CreditAttribution: Rob230 commented
Just ran into this on a completely new site. Searching for 1 word will return results. Searching for more than one word returns no results. Seems like quite a major bug! I'm wary about the patches above since nobody seems sure what's going on exactly.
Comment #49dawehner CreditAttribution: dawehner commented
If I had to choose I would be really going with #30 given that it don't interfere with other views. If this workaround fork for people which just have a single argument as well, I think this would be ready to fly.
Comment #51salbertz CreditAttribution: salbertz commented
I'm still using the solution #24/#28 with the current views version (3.7) and can confirm that it still works great.
As repeated in #41: If you look at the code block cited in #24 (views-3.4 to present) and compare it to earlier versions, you will find that the present logic is simply flawed, while the "old logic" seemed perfectly reasonable. I can't see any reason for the change in 3.4 (and there is no comment to justify it) - the patch simply reverts to the "old logic", which still seems intuitive and correct - and worked perfectly.
If the problematic change introduced in 3.4 was really that vital to anything, the author should at least have left a comment, what it should be good for. Given the absence of such a hint, I still consider it some unintentional (or unfortunate - maybe the author wanted to 'clean up' a little bit... everyone of us knows that urge and its pitfalls, especially in conjunction with complex conditional branching) 'collateral damage'.
Comment #52drupov CreditAttribution: drupov commented
I tried both #28 and #30 and both seem to work pretty well.
I am going with #28 now, will report if I experience something strange.
Comment #53n3or CreditAttribution: n3or commented
|» 7.x-3.7
Problem still exists and patch in comment #30 still works!
Comment #54n3or CreditAttribution: n3or commented
Comment #57greggles CreditAttribution: greggles commented
|Needs work
|» Needs review
Comment #58salbertz CreditAttribution: salbertz commented
Again: Please consider the patch #28 instead; as I stated in #51 and #41 it should be the better, simpler and safer solution, simply correcting an obvious mistake introduced in views-3.4.
Comment #59RoloDMonkey CreditAttribution: RoloDMonkey commented
Comment #60happysnowmantech CreditAttribution: happysnowmantech commented
I tested patch #30 and it worked for me.
Comment #61magicmyth CreditAttribution: magicmyth commented
|Needs review
|» Reviewed & tested by the community
Like many here. I've been using #28 on a few sites for a long time now and everything has continued to work as expected. To me it does seem the safer route to take as it deals specifically with the cause of this problem. However what is being tackled in #30 should probably be expanded upon. As #1615438-30: Search terms: nodes dont appear when using multiple arguments mentions. views_handler_filter_search.inc is not handling add_field() correctly. I think another issue that deals specifically with that potential problem should be opened where some longer term testing can be done to try and catch any potential fall out. Could do with a notice going out to all modules that depend on views to look at and test the solution to that issue (though how many modules do not depend on Views these days? o_0).
As it stands now the debate over the two solutions is holding up fixing a quite critical issue that was introduced by a View's release (3.4 I believe) and #28 does deal with that specifically.
Comment #62adr75 CreditAttribution: adr75 commented
We ran into the same issue of not being able to use multiple search terms in a views search (using Views 7.x-3.8). #28 appears to be working.
Comment #66ginosuave CreditAttribution: ginosuave commented
I tried #28 and got an error: "Patch does not apply". The lines match up, so I guess it's a whitespace or OS issue (I'm on a Windows server).
#30 works though. It would be great if this got resolved in the next release since we're running a distribution and don't want to keep maintaining this.
Comment #67pendaco CreditAttribution: pendaco commented
Why hasn't this been resolved yet? C'mon guys get this fixed!
I'm on views 3.8 and this issue is still present! Will see if #28 or #30 works for now..
Comment #69hargobind CreditAttribution: hargobind commented
I just tested both patches and they apply cleanly to 7.x-3.x-dev and 7.x-3.10. I cannot figure out how to test the patches, but at least they don't break existing search functionality as far as I could tell.
Comment #70salbertz CreditAttribution: salbertz commented
Just applied #28 to views 7.x-3.10 without problems (for linux servers at least) and it still works great. I agree that this is a major bug which should be fixed in the near future; and #28 is an extremely simple and transparent way to fix precisely what was going wrong since 3.4. The question raised by #30 about further inconsistencies may be absolutely legitimate, but probably should be adressed elsewhere, since they are not directly responsible for this particular bug.
Comment #71jhodgdon CreditAttribution: jhodgdon commented
|Needs review
|» Reviewed & tested by the community
As other people have commented, the patch in #28 has very wide consequences and will also most likely break PostgreSQL.
The patch in #30, on the other hand, fixes this problem and is limited to fixing just the actual problem, in the Search Terms filter and argument.
The patch in #30 does fix this problem, and it also fixes #1677692: Remove duplicates from exposed search filter results (I'll comment on that issue shortly). As a sometimes-maintainer of the core Search module, I think it's the right fix. I'd recommend committing it.
Comment #72salbertz CreditAttribution: salbertz commented
I can't see why #28 should break PostgreSQL - those comments refer to other solutions, if you read the conversation carefully. In fact, rsmylki rightfully pointed out possible problems with PostgreSQL in solutions _prior_ to #24 - and in response provided #28, adhering strictly to Standard SQL - precisely _not_ to break PostgreSQL!
But if you insist on #30 - and if other issues benifit from that solution as well - go ahead, as long as it will finally be fixed. My point (and that of several others, e.g. #61) was that I judged #28 to lack any 'wide consequences' and therefore to be _less_ prone to possible side effects than #30, since it simply restores the state of affaires prior to 3.4, when everthing still worked fine - even with PostgreSQL, I dare guess. (And for me it still seems more straightforward and easier to understand, since the way the attribute "aggregate" ist handled in solution #30 (see my argument #31) does not seem very transparent to me.)
But, as said, if all the experts consider #30 to be ok, I will be fine with it as well.
Comment #73hanoii CreditAttribution: hanoii commented
Comment #74tko CreditAttribution: tko commented
#30 works.
Comment #75rsmylski CreditAttribution: rsmylski commented
I'm still on board with @salbertz in that the patch from #28 is the 'best' patch to get committed as soon as possible. It is essentially what views had been doing in versions prior to 3.4, and nobody can give any reason why it was changed in the first place.
#30 does fix this problem, but needs very thorough testing as it is a big change to existing functionality. Although it makes the function work as it should actually work, the fallout for other code relying on it not working properly, but as it has, is very unknown.
Comment #77Kristi Wachter CreditAttribution: Kristi Wachter as a volunteer commented
A temporary workaround:
In the Configure Filter Criterion pane for Search: Search Terms, select the Remove search score option. (Under Filter criteria, click Search: Search Terms; in the popup, click the Remove search score checkbox so it's checked.)
In my testing, that solves the problem (for views that don't need to use the search score, obviously).
This might help those who aren't sure which patch to apply, and may also be useful to the module's developers in pinning down the best approach to solving this problem in code.
Comment #79MediaFormat CreditAttribution: MediaFormat commented
Rerolling patches #28, #30 based on current dev
Preference by author of both patches (rsmylski) for #28
Lets commit this already!
Comment #80GiorgosK CreditAttribution: GiorgosK commented
should commit 79 (30) patch
Comment #81colan CreditAttribution: colan at Colan Schwartz Consulting for Chapter Three commented
We've recently switched our testing from the old qa.drupal.org to DrupalCI. Because of a bug in the new system, #2623840: Views (D7) patches not being tested, older patches must be re-uploaded. On re-uploading the patch, please set the status to "Needs Review" so that the test bot will add it to its queue.
If all tests pass, change the Status back to "Reviewed & tested by the community". We'll most likely commit the patch immediately without having to go through another round of peer review.
We apologize for the trouble, and appreciate your patience.
Comment #82ParisLiakos CreditAttribution: ParisLiakos commented
|Reviewed & tested by the community
|» Needs review
reuploading search_multiple_terms-1615438-79(30).patch
Comment #83ParisLiakos CreditAttribution: ParisLiakos commented
|Needs review
|» Reviewed & tested by the community
back to rtbc
Comment #86colan CreditAttribution: colan at Colan Schwartz Consulting for Chapter Three commented
|» Drupal core
|» 8.0.x-dev
|search data
|» views.module
|Reviewed & tested by the community
|» Patch (to be ported)
Thanks! Sorry, wrong attribution the first time.
Comment #87xjm CreditAttribution: xjm at Acquia commented
|» 8.1.x-dev
|Patch (to be ported)
|» Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
Can we test and confirm that this bug actually also applies to D8 core? Thanks!
Comment #88jhodgdon CreditAttribution: jhodgdon commented
|» search.module
Also in 8.x it would be search.module... but really we should have a separate issue for core if it is an issue in 8.x.
So, can someone test this in 8, or provide clear steps to reproduce? And if so, set this back to a Views 7.x issue, and make a new issue for Drupal Core version 8. Thanks!
Comment #89phjou CreditAttribution: phjou commented
The patch #30 corrects this issue for me on Drupal 7. Thanks.
Comment #90jhodgdon CreditAttribution: jhodgdon commented
|Drupal core
|» Views
|» 7.x-3.x-dev
|» Code
|Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
|» Fixed
I just tested this on Drupal 8.2.x. What I did:
a) Installed with Standard profile in English.
b) Created a Basic Page node with title "This is the title", and body "This is the body".
c) Ran cron so this is indexed for search.
d) Using the standard Search box, verified if I search for "title body" (without the quotes), I get the node as a search result.
e) Created a page view. Set it up with:
- Published content
- Search keywords exposed filter
f) Went to the page. Tried the following keywords in the search keywords exposed filter box:
- title => found it
- body => found it
- spam => didn't find it
- title body => found it
So... This is not a bug in Drupal 8. Setting this back to Views module, Drupal 7. And since the previous patch was committed, I think this is Fixed.
Comment #92John Pitcairn CreditAttribution: John Pitcairn commented
|Closed (fixed)
|» Reviewed & tested by the community
Back to RTBC for Drupal 7?
Comment #93jhodgdon CreditAttribution: jhodgdon commented
|Reviewed & tested by the community
|» Closed (fixed)
The Drupal 7 Views patch was already committed.
Comment #94John Pitcairn CreditAttribution: John Pitcairn commented
Oops, apologies.


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Examination of current topics in the theory and practice of world politics. Content varies according to recent developments in the field and research interests of the instructor.
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This course introduces students to some of the major theoretical approaches to organizations and institutions and their application to issues of international security. We will examine some traditional approaches, such as bureaucratic politics, but the course will also draw on newer frameworks from organizational theory, economics, sociology, and political science. In particular, we will explore how different theoretical approaches, such as principal-agent models and sociological institutionalism, can explain a variety of outcomes and issues, such as military doctrine, privatized military forces (mercenaries), nuclear weapons safety, civilian control of the military, and military intervention abroad. The course has three goals: 1) to emphasize the value of interdisciplinary work; 2) to broaden understanding of the competing, and sometimes complementary, approaches to institutions and organizations; 3) to encourage creative applications of organizational and institutional theories to issues in international security. The course is designed for Ph.D. students in political science and assumes a background in IR theory.
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