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Recent community-level studies have acknowledged that generalist species are more widespread than previously thought and highlighted their preponderant impact on community functioning and evolution. It is suggested that the type of interaction, trophic versus mutualistic, should affect species generalization level; however, no direct comparison has been made yet. Here, we performed such a comparison using 44 plant–insect networks describing either pollination or herbivory communities. Our analysis shows that the type of interaction does indeed have an impact on various aspects of species generalism, from the distribution of generalism in the community to the phylogenetic diversity of the plants with which a given insect species interacts. However, the amplitude of the observed differences depends on the aspect of species generalism studied. While the non-quantitative and quantitative measures of generalism suggest that pollinators interact with more plant species and more evenly than herbivores, phylogenetic measures clearly show that herbivores interact with plant species far more closely related to each other than pollinators. This comparative approach offers a promising perspective to better understand the functioning and evolution of multispecies assemblages by pointing out some fundamental singularities of communities depending on the type of interaction considered.
Interactions among species are one of the most important drivers of the ecology and evolution of species. Although historically studies in terrestrial plant–animal interactions have focused on direct pairwise interactions, it is now acknowledged that generalization in interactions among species is more widespread than previously thought. This relatively high prevalence of generalist species has been highlighted in both mutualistic (Waser et al. 1996) and trophic (Novotny & Basset 2005) interaction networks. Species generalism has some important consequences on the functioning and evolution of ecological systems, and the way we study them. Indeed, from an evolutionary perspective, the long-standing interest in coevolution between pairs of species is now challenged by the concept of diffuse coevolution, where selection pressures caused by one species change in the presence of other species (Janzen 1980; Fox 1988; Inouye & Stinchcombe 2001; Strauss & Irwin 2004). In the same way, from an ecological perspective, studies on the ecological dynamics of simple prey–predator systems are now replaced by multispecies systems and network approaches in which indirect effects among species via shared interacting partners can be as strong as the direct effects between interacting species (Lau & Strauss 2005; van Veen et al. 2006). Thus, generalism is clearly an important species property from both functional and evolutionary perspectives. But interestingly, the views on species generalization are different between the two research areas concerned, respectively, with mutualistic plant–pollinator systems and trophic plant–phytophagous insect systems.
In plant–pollinator studies, network approaches have been used to identify general patterns in community organization. It has been proposed that the distribution of species generalism follows power law family distributions (Jordano et al. 2003); but see Okuyama (2008). This implies that there is a higher proportion of specialist species and some higher generalist species than expected from a random distribution. These findings generate great interest in the internal structure of pollination webs with much emphasis on the importance of highly generalist species in the functioning and resistance to perturbations of pollination webs (Memmott et al. 2004; Fortuna & Bascompte 2006). Turning to plant–insect herbivore studies, the interest mainly focused on the proportion of extreme specialist species in a community. This is directly related to the controversy surrounding global estimates of arthropod species richness (Erwin 1982; Novotny et al. 2002) that range from 2 to 80 million species according to the percentage of specialist species (Thompson 1994). Whereas recent studies have shown that insect herbivores consume more species than previously thought (Novotny & Basset 2005), it has been proposed that these herbivores are often genus specialists, i.e. that the host plant range mainly lies within plant genera rather than within plant species or family (Novotny et al. 2002; Novotny & Basset 2005).
These different current views on insect generalism may simply arise for historical reasons. The scientific communities that focused on mutualism or herbivory were interested in different questions, resulting in apparent differences in insect generalization between these two types of communities. However, this might also reflect some real differences in insect generalization depending on whether insects establish mutualistic or trophic interactions with their plant partners. Indeed, it has been suggested that the type of interaction could have an effect on the way interactions are distributed among species within a community (Rezende et al. 2007; Bascompte et al. 2003). A few recent studies have indeed highlighted structural differences between network types (Lewinsohn et al. 2006; Guimaraes et al. 2007a; Thebault & Fontaine 2008; Van Veen et al. 2008). However, although having important evolutionary and ecological implications, the generalization of mutualistic and trophic interaction web has not been compared yet. In this study, we aim to carry out this comparison, asking the following questions: first, does the nature of the interaction affect the level of non-quantified species generalization (measured as the number of species with which a focal species interacts) within a community? Second, are patterns different when considering quantified generalization indexes that take into account the relative frequency of interaction? Third, is there a relationship between non-quantified generalism and phylogenetic generalism measured as the phylogenetic range of the species with which a given species interacts? And if this is the case, is it affected by the nature of the interaction considered? We performed the comparisons using community-level plant–insect interaction web datasets with resolution at the species level. We focused on insect generalization because plant–herbivore webs are mostly focused on one or a few insect groups, whereas pollination webs aim to consider all pollinators in the community. Thus, the estimation of plant vulnerability (i.e. total number of insects that feed on this plant) is not accessible.
We used 43 datasets from published community-wide studies of plant–pollinator (n = 24) and plant–phytophagous insect (n = 20) interactions (complete references are given in the electronic supplementary material, appendix 1). Each dataset had a species resolution level except for a few cases where a few species were lumped into groups owing to identification failure. Each dataset consisted of a list of insects associated with the plant species with which they interact.
Distributions of non-quantified insect generalism within a community usually belong to the power family (Jordano et al. 2003). In order to detect differences among different parts of the distributions, such as the proportion of extreme specialist or generalist species, we partitioned them into octaves. Octaves are intervals that contain a constant increase with respect to the previous interval and for which divisions between the classes are equally spaced on a logarithmic scale (Williams 1964). We choose to use a log3 scale that partitions insect species into six classes of generalism: 1, 2–4, 5–13, 14–41, 42–123 and 124–367. The interest of this scale is that it allows an extreme specialist to be kept in a single octave. For each web, we calculated the proportion of insect species that belongs to the different octaves.
For 10 of the pollination webs and nine of the herbivory webs, data on the frequency of each interaction were available. For these datasets, we calculated the quantified generalism of each insect k using the metric defined by Bersier et al. (2002), where represents the number of recorded feeding events of the insect k on plant i and b.k represents the total number of feeding events recorded for the insect k.
In order to quantify the degree of phylogenetic generalism (i.e. the trend for insects to interact with a broad phylogenetic range of plant species), we calculated the mean of the time to the nearest common ancestor of all possible pairs of plants with which a given insect interacts, using Phylocom software (Webb et al. 2008). A few plant species belonging to fern groups were excluded from the analysis since the available super tree only includes the plant family belonging to the Euphyllophyte clade. Similarly, the species name of a few plant species were not available in the original publication and were also removed from the analysis.
All statistical analyses were performed using R statistical software (v. 2.6). To test for different distributions of non-quantified insect generalism between pollination and herbivory webs, we performed a multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA). The dependent variables were the percentage of insects belonging to the different octaves that were arcsin(square-root) transformed. The explanatory variables were the interaction type, the total number of plants per web and the interaction term. We incorporated this covariate in the analyses because estimates of species generalism should indeed be considered with regard to the number of potentially available alternative plants (Novotny & Basset 2005). To test which part of the distribution differed, we then analysed each octave separately using linear models (gls function of nlme package) with the same model structure. We used a variance function (varIdent of nlme library) that allows different variances for each level of a stratification variable (here, the type of interaction) in order to accommodate for heteroscedasticity when necessary. Analyses were not performed on the two largest octaves as insect never reached such a generalism level in the herbivory networks present in our dataset. Finally, since the three herbivory datasets that involved grasshoppers strongly differed from all other datasets in their insect generalism distribution (almost no extreme specialists; figure 1), we performed this analysis with and without these three networks.
Distribution of insect generalism. Histograms representing the insect generalism distribution (in number of plant species) from the studies of (a) Arroyo (1982), (b) Prado (2004) and (c) Joern (1979). Pollination networks are in black and herbivory ones ...
The quantified generalism of insects was analysed with a mixed linear model (lme function of nlme package) that included the type of interaction; the non-quantified insect generalism (number of plant species) and the interaction term as fixed effects. The random variable or grouping factor was the web and this affected the intercept estimates. We used a variance function (varPower of nlme library) that allows proportional variance to a covariate (here insect generalism) in order to accommodate for heteroscedasticity. To insure linearity, both the quantified and non-quantified insect generalism were log-transformed.
Phylogenetic generalism was analysed with a mixed linear model (lme function of nlme package) that included the type of interaction; the non-quantified insect generalism and the interaction term as fixed effects. The random variable or grouping factor was the web and this affected both the intercept and the slope estimates. Many pollinator species, mainly those belonging to Robertson's dataset, had a higher non-quantified generalism than the maximum of phytophagous insects. Therefore, we restricted the dataset to insect species that had a non-quantified generalism higher than 1 and lower than 40. The latter value roughly corresponds to the maximal species generalism observed in phytophagous webs (note that the results were similar to the complete dataset). Finally, we used a variance function (varPower of nlme library) that allows proportional variance to a covariate for each level of a stratification variable (here, the type of interaction), in order to accommodate for heteroscedasticity.
When analysing the complete dataset, the result of the MANOVA indicated that the distribution of non-quantified insect generalism significantly differed between pollination and herbivory networks (table 1). When analysing each octave separately, the model integrating unequal variance between network types always fitted the data better, indicating a higher variance in herbivory webs (2.5 times higher on average). We did not find any effect on the proportion of insect species belonging to the first octave (mean ± s.e. 0.49 ± 0.03; table 2 and figure 2). For the second octave, we found a significant effect of the type of interaction with a higher proportion of such insects in pollination webs (mean ± s.e. 0.38 ± 0.02 and 0.24 ± 0.03 for pollination and herbivory webs, respectively; table 2 and figure 2). Moreover, the interaction between the interaction type and the number of plants in the networks was significant, indicating that the proportion of such insects decreases with increasing plant number in pollination webs, whereas it remains constant in herbivory webs (slopes: −0.05, p = 0.002 and 0.03, p = 0.41, respectively, table 2). We did not find any significant effect on the proportion of insect species belonging to the third octave (mean ± s.e. 0.16 ± 0.03; table 2 and figure 2). For the fourth octave, we did not find any effect of the interaction type (mean ± s.e. 0.04 ± 0.01; table 2 and figure 2), but we found a significant positive effect of the number of plants present in the webs (slope estimate: 0.1). Finally, for the two largest octaves grouping insect species interacting with 42–123 and with 124–367 plant species, none of the hebivory webs contains such highly generalist insect species.
Distribution of insect generalism transformed in to octaves. Bars represent the mean proportion of insects interacting with a number of partners included in the different octave ranges, in black for pollinators and grey for herbivores. (a) Histogram representing ...
MANOVA of the distribution of insect generalism. Upper values correspond to the analysis on the complete dataset. Lower values correspond to the analysis without grasshopper webs.
Analysis of the proportion of insect species belonging to different generalism octaves. Upper values correspond to the analysis of the complete dataset. Lower values correspond to the analysis without grasshopper webs.
When removing the three grasshopper datasets that exhibit really different distributions of insect generalism from the analysis (figure 1), the differences in generalism distribution between pollination and herbivory networks were more pronounced (table 1). When analysing each octave separately, higher variance in the herbivory web was still found for octaves 1 and 2 (1.7 times higher on average) but no longer for octaves 3 and 4. We found a significantly lower proportion of insects belonging to the first octave in pollination webs (mean ± s.e. 0.46 ± 0.004 and 0.61 ± 0.01 for pollination and herbivory webs, respectively; table 2 and figure 2), and a higher proportion of insects belonging to the second and third octaves in pollination webs (mean ± s.e. for pollination and herbivory webs, respectively, 0.38 ± 0.017 and 0.26 ± 0.028 for the second octave and 0.14 ± 0.002 and 0.09 ± 0.003 for the third octave; table 2 and figure 2).
The model incorporating proportional variance to the non-quantified generalism fitted the data best, indicating an increase in quantified generalism variance with non-quantified generalism (figure 3). We found a significant interaction between the type of interaction and non-quantified generalism (table 2), indicating that quantified generalism increased with non-quantified generalism faster in pollination webs than in herbivory webs (slope estimates: 0.76 and 0.66, respectively).
Relation between quantified and non-quantified insect generalism. Each point represents an insect species. Black points are pollinator species and grey points are phytophagous species. Lines represent significant regressions between non-quantified species ...
The models that integrated proportional variance to the non-quantified generalism for each type of interaction fitted the data best, indicating a higher decrease of variance with increasing non-quantified generalism in pollination data compared with trophic data. The mean time to the common ancestor of the plants with which an insect interacts was significantly higher in pollination than in phytophagous networks (table 3; mean estimates ± s.e. 108 MY ± 5.1 and 52 MY ± 5.6, respectively), indicating a much higher phylogenetic generalism for pollinators. Moreover, the significant interaction between non-quantified generalism and the type of interaction indicates that phylogenetic generalism was not related to non-quantified generalism in pollination networks, whereas there was a positive relationship in herbivory networks (slopes: 0.36, p = 0.31 and 2.17, p < 0.0001, respectively, for pollination and herbivory networks; table 4 and figure 4).
Relation between insect generalism (in number of plant species) and phylogenetic insect generalism. Each point represents an insect species: black points for pollinator species and grey points for phytophagous species. Lines represent significant regressions ...
Analysis of the quantified insect generalism index.
Analysis of the phylogenetic generalism of insect species.
This study integrates the growing body of recent literature aiming to understand how different interaction types influence community structure, dynamics and evolution (Bascompte et al. 2003; Lewinsohn et al. 2006; Vazquez et al. 2007; Thébault & Fontaine 2008). Our analysis suggests that the type of interaction, i.e. mutualistic versus trophic, has an impact on various aspects of species' generalism, from the distribution of non-quantified generalism in the community to the phylogenetic diversity of the plants with which a given species interacts. However, the amplitude of the observed differences depends on the aspect of species generalism studied. While the quantitative measure of generalism helped to support our results on non-quantified generalism, the strongest differences were obtained for the phylogenetic generalism. Hereafter, we will first discuss our results in the light of the current literature. Second, we will present different hypotheses involving either ecological mechanisms or evolutionary mechanisms, which could be made to explain the differences in generalization between pollination and herbivory communities.
When comparing species generalism measured as the number of interacting partners, the most striking result was the higher variance observed for herbivory webs. This could be owing to the higher diversity of tropic guilds or feeding groups (Simberloff & Dayan 1991) included in the herbivory networks (see electronic supplementary material, appendix 1). However, most of the variance observed was due to the three grasshopper networks that exhibit a singular distribution of generalism (figure 1) and was not related to classical feeding group partitioning since they belong to the leaf-chewing guild that was represented by five other webs in our dataset. When excluding these three networks from the analysis, extreme specialization appeared more common in herbivory networks, and in contrast, generalization was more widespread in pollination ones. The slightly higher prevalence of generalization in pollination communities was further confirmed by the results on the quantified generalism. Overall, despite some non-negligible variability and exception, our results are in accordance with the idea that mutualistic networks tend to be more generalist than antagonist ones. This idea is commonly held in the literature dealing with community-level interaction networks but has not been properly tested yet. Indeed, the nested structure of mutualistic networks (Bascompte et al. 2003; Guimaraes et al. 2007b; Ollerton et al. 2007) implies the presence of numerous generalist species, interacting with each other and forming a core to which specialized species bind. Although less studied, the structure of antagonistic bipartite networks tends to be described as compartmentalized (Prado & Lewinsohn 2004; Lewinsohn et al. 2006), i.e. characterized by cohesive groups of interacting species (compartments) with relatively few interactions among groups. Such a structure implies a lower prevalence of generalist species. In addition, herbivores appeared to interact with plant species far more closely related to each other than pollinators. These results strengthen previous findings showing that the host plant range of herbivores is often restricted within a genus (Novotny et al. 2002; Novotny & Basset 2005) and furthermore highlight the comparatively weaker restriction in the phylogenetic host range for pollinators (but see Rezende et al. 2007).
These differences in the various aspects of insect generalization suggest that the ecological and evolutionary processes generating these interaction webs might differ between pollination and herbivory communities. Several ecological factors might affect herbivore and pollinator generalism. In the plant–herbivore literature, it has been proposed that the predation pressure imposed by natural enemies could drive herbivores to specialize (Bernays & Graham 1988). As most predators of herbivores have searching patterns related to plant species identity, the specialization on a plant species not visited by predators will provide an enemy-free space (Jeffries & Lawton 1984). Such an ecological pressure towards specialization might be less strong for pollinators since the actual flower handling time by a pollinator is short compared with that of herbivores that live on a plant for part of their development (but see Reader et al. 2006). Although more work is needed to directly assess such difference in predation pressure intensity, this ecological process could be responsible for part of the difference observed.
Another potentially important ecological factor affecting species generalization is species density. Recent studies have linked it to species generalization through modification of the inter- and intra-specific competition strengths in both mutualistic and trophic systems (Bolnick 2001; Fontaine et al. 2008). Differences in relative abundances profiles between pollinator and herbivore communities could indeed influence their generalism level. However, good abundance data at the community level are very scarce, making this hypothesis difficult to test. Although ecological processes certainly play a role in determining species generalization, more studies are obviously needed to assess their impacts on mutualistic and trophic networks.
Evolutionary processes generating interaction web patterns might also be influenced by the type of interaction considered (Thompson 2005). Natural selection on mutualisms often specifically favours the development of multispecies networks through convergence and complementarity of traits in interacting species (Thompson 1994; Thompson 2005). Indeed, in pollination systems, the coevolution of flower and insect morphological traits exemplifies the convergence of disparate plant lineages into relatively few distinct floral types, reflecting their adaptation to different pollinator groups (Fenster et al. 2004). However, morphological adaptations (i.e. open versus tubular flowers and long versus short insect mouthparts) generate strongly asymmetrical constraints since pollinators with short mouthparts are restricted to open flower morphology, whereas insects with longer mouthparts have access to both floral morphologies (Fontaine et al. 2006). Such asymmetrical morphological constraints make the evolution toward generalism possible and have been shown to strongly structure pollination networks (Stang et al. 2006).
In contrast, for antagonistic interactions, the continuous coevolution of defences and counter defences may favour specialization (Thompson 2005). Indeed, the range of possible interactions in plant–phytophagous interactions is at least partially driven by the adequacy between the composition of toxic chemical compounds in plants and the detoxifying strategies adopted by phytophagous insects (Ehrlich & Raven 1964; Schultz 1988; Wittstock & Gershenzon 2002). Trade-off between the ability to detoxify numerous toxic compounds and the efficiency of the detoxifying processes might restrict the potential benefits of being generalist. It has been shown that generalist herbivores, on average, suffer more from a given toxic compound than specialist species (Cornell & Hawkins 2003).
Moreover, the specialization on a plant that herbivores can detoxify by sequestering the toxic compounds, providing them with protection against predators, has been documented in various insect taxa (Duffey 1980). The effect of such different evolutionary constraints on insect generalism could explain our strong results regarding the phylogenetic generalism. In pollination communities, convergence might lead to few phylogenetic constraints on pollinator generalism, whereas the tighter coevolution between plants and herbivores should lead to much stronger phylogenetic constraints on herbivore generalism.
Generalism is a species property that includes ecological and evolutionary components. By studying these various aspects in different types of communities, our study highlights the type of interaction as a determinant driver of community organization, functioning and evolution. Although more work is clearly needed to identify and assess the strength of the different processes involved, this comparative framework offers the promising perspective to better understand the functioning and evolution of multispecies assemblages.
We thank Mathilde Baude, Romain Gallet, Joaquin Hortal, Pedro Jordano, Gérard Lacroix, Nirmala Massin and Xavier Raynaud for their help and comments on the manuscript. We thank Owen T. Lewis, Jenella Loye, Teja Tscharntke, Lee A. Dyer and Dan H. Janzen for providing their datasets.
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A couple of months ago a student loan site, LendEdu.com, visited a few California colleges and asked students a series of general questions about student debt.
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If Abraham Lincoln were alive, would he need Head and Shoulders?
The answer could settle whether a hat on display at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum actually belonged to Abe.
The hat is believed to have been Lincoln's lid, but there is no proof. As first reported by the Chicago Sun-Times, an affidavit from a prior owner doesn't hold up. According to the affidavit, Lincoln was in Washington, D.C., when he gave the hat to a political supporter from Illinois. But the purported recipient, it turns out, never traveled to Washington while Lincoln was president. Museum officials have explained the discrepancy by suggesting that Lincoln gave his hat away before becoming president, but there is no proof of that, either.
The only certain things are that the hat was made in Springfield and would have fit Lincoln. Nonetheless, the museum display contains no hint that the hat has anything but an ironclad provenance, and museum officials have insisted that the hat is genuine.
Dandruff could settle the question. Dandruff is loaded with DNA – indeed, experts say there is more DNA in dandruff than in bones. Just ask Andrew Pearson, who was convicted in 2004 of an 11-year-old bank robbery in England after investigators matched flakes of dandruff found in a stocking worn as a mask with DNA from Pearson.
James Cornelius, curator for the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, said the question of conducting DNA tests on the hat comes up regularly. He said the museum has checked the hat for hair and found none, but he wasn't aware that dandruff contains DNA. Cornelius noted that there has not been a DNA profile developed for Lincoln, so there would be nothing to compare a sample with even if DNA were found in the hat. He added that the museum is concerned that testing could damage the hat.
But DNA experts say the hat could be tested without damaging the artifact, and comparison testing could be done by comparing DNA in the hat with DNA gathered from objects that came in contact with deceased descendants of Lincoln.
Even if Abe was dandruff free, the hat could contain DNA from skin cells on Lincoln's – or whoever's – forehead that sloughed off and worked their way into fabric inside the hat, according to several DNA experts who agreed that testing the hat for DNA could definitively establish whether the hat was worn by the Great Emancipator.
"Absolutely," said Monte Miller, a former forensic scientist with the Texas Department of Public Safety crime laboratory who now works for a private lab in California and testifies as an expert witness in court cases. "If it's kept dry and in a cool, and hopefully dark, environment, it's (DNA is) good for hundreds of years without any problem."
Miller and other experts agreed that storage conditions are critical. Moisture and light cause DNA to deteriorate. If the hat had been worn by others after Lincoln owned it, recovering Abe's DNA could also be problematic, but not impossible.
"The more it's handled, the less likely that you're going to be able to get a good DNA profile," Miller said.
If Lincoln had worn the hat more than any other person, his DNA would have soaked into the brim and could be present in a higher concentration than any other DNA, Miller said. If Lincoln had tipped his hat with a cut on his finger that left a trace of blood, the chances of success would go up, according to Richard Eikelenboom, a Dutch DNA expert who testified for the defense in the murder trial of Casey Anthony.
Cutting a sample from the hat would be the best way to test, according to Miller and Eikelenboom. Miller said the sample could be as small as 1/32 of an inch square, although a sample of one-eighth of an inch square would be ideal. Alternatively, samples could be obtained with tape, which would not damage the hat, or by swabbing the hat. The experts said testing would likely cost a few hundred dollars.
"We would not damage the hat at all," says Brian Meehan, a professor of forensic biology at Ohio Northern University who testifies as an expert witness and recommends swabbing the hat.
Meehan said his lab would test the hat for free. Alternatively, the museum could pay to have the hat tested in confidence and would be under no obligation to release test results, Eikelenboom said.
"Every serious forensic lab has confidentiality," Eikelenboom said. "If you're not happy with the result, you don't have to tell anyone."
While there is no known DNA profile of Lincoln and no living direct descendants, a comparison sample could be obtained from objects touched by Robert Todd Lincoln Beckwith, a great-grandson of Lincoln who died in 1985. A licked postage stamp would do, Eikelenboom said. A comparison sample could also be obtained by swabbing bloodstained artifacts preserved after Lincoln's assassination, Meehan said.
If no DNA was recovered from the hat, or if DNA found on the hat didn't match Lincoln's DNA, that doesn't prove the hat didn't belong to him, Eikelenboom, Miller and Meehan agreed. The experts said they don't see a downside to testing the hat for DNA, but the upside could be tremendous
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1.National average credit card APR: http://www.bankrate.com/lite/credit-cards/interest-rate-roundup-012915.aspx January 29, 2015
2.The estimated calculation assumes that Jim makes fixed monthly payments of $359 on time every month until his loan is paid in full, and does not incur additional balances on his existing higher-interest debts. Total interest is based upon a fixed APR of 15% calculated on the average daily balance on a simple interest basis with payments credited to interest then principal, on the last day of the month. Paying more towards your credit cards or more towards your Discover loan will reduce interest paid and the repayment period. Actual results may vary.
3.Discover Personal Loan APR ranges from 6.99% to 29.99%.


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| Alan Dayley wrote:
|> I ran into an unexpected and strong resistance to a 1 hour meeting
|> introducing the framework last week. I still have strong resistance to
| Is the resistance from the whole team, or a certain team lead?
The lead, strongly. A few of the team also. Others on the team are a
bit quiet so I am not sure. The newest employee on the team is quite
happy to meet. The group manager and department director (not on the
team) were much against the meeting, and still mostly are against any
meeting longer than 10 minutes.
Strongest resistance to the meetings came from those I least expected
it. One of the people based surprises!
| Perhaps do a brown bag / lunch n' learn session. But the fact that their
| schedules are so tight that even a one hour meeting is tough is a red
| flag on many different levels.
Oh yea! Bright, florescent fuchsia, draped over every cubical and
doorway! One of the reasons we have come to at least this point getting
Scrum going are all those flags.
| That's an interesting statement. If I had to take a guess, they want the
| /end result/ of using agile practices like Scrum. What this likely means
| is that they don't even understand what the impediments of their own
| teams are.
Yes, this is true. My discussions with management over the last 10
months or so getting to this point revealed the disparity of perception
between management, middle managers, the team, myself, everyone. We do
excellent work with great results in our market. The fact that we do so
well in our environment is a testament to the skills of everyone
involved. Agile and Scrum will take us to the next level, or so I have
successfully argued. Now the rubber is hitting the road. That causes
friction! But it is fun!
| Have you looked at Fearless Change? I'd also recommend looking at some
| of the Lean topics Alan talked about in one of his replies to you.
Added to the list of things to study. Thanks. Do books under my pillow
feed content to my brain? ;^)
| Amen to that. But you seem to have a long road ahead of you. I hope you
| are able to keep us informed of how things are going!
Several months ago I invited a friend over to our board room for lunch.
~ As an active practitioner of agile techniques, I wanted management to
hear what he would have to say about how it works and how it benefits
him in his work. After the meeting we had a brief discussion as I
walked him to his car. He said the same thing about a long road.
Ending with an emphatic "Good Luck!" He was right and so are you.
Next month will be a year since I first watched the video of Ken
Schwaber's Scrum Google Tech Talk. November will be a year since I
first uttered the word "agile" in the CTO's office. Many discussions
later I finally had official ScrumMaster training two weeks ago. Last
week was the start of a first team with Scrum. The road has already
been long! But, I work for and with good people in a good company. The
journey has been worth it already. I will keep asking questions here
because the support from the group is both needed and very valuable.
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- Not sure if this will help but I have often found that people are
less than enthusiastic about changing the way they work using an
approach suggested by someone else - whether it be Scrum or any other
new practice.
In all circumstances I have tried to identify that person's goals -
what they are truly trying to acheive in thier work, and what
motivates them - and then help them to see how the new working
practices can help them acheive those goals. If I can do this (and it
is often difficult), then it always helps.
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> Writing about this topic in my Scrum adoption journal, I seem to
> arrived at a conclusion that should work for me. However, thegreat and
> MUCH more experienced minds here can help solidify my confidence.If I
> may indulge, let me describe my thought train.attempted to
> Our Scrum adoption is going slowly but positively. I have
> teach the team about Scrum and agile principles to allow them toselect
> which pieces they want to adopt as we go. This has worked well withour
> starting adoption of minimizing team effort interruptions andmeeting
> interruptions.anything more.
> But we have stopped adopting and the team has not asked for
> They only have a single, one-hour presentation on the Scrum
> and some written materials in their knowledge bank. I am confidentthat
> they either don't know what to ask for or don't see the practicalvalue
> of specific practices.in the
> We still very much have a Team Lead providing command and control
> most positive way possible. (Another place where a self-directedteam
> is not yet realized.) The Lead has stated two things the pushed meto
> my conclusion, paraphrasing: "We don't need training. We alreadyknow
> how to get the job done," and "Just tell us a practice to do andwe'll
> do it."the
> Overcoming the lack of desire to receive instruction is a slightly
> different topic that I'll choose to ignore at present. Focusing on
> second point, I did not want "command and control" the team in theirScrum in
> adoption of Scrum.
> Then I remembered an question and answer exchange during ScrumMaster
> training. The question was "What is the usual way to introduce
> an organization?" Trainer Michael described a two-day kick offgoing
> through introduction, exercises, creating a real backlog, sprintlearning a
> planning and go.
> And it hit me. The described introduction process is "command and
> control," of a sort. And that makes sense to me now. When
> new technique, the student must be told what to do and the reallearning
> is in the doing. Especially when learning Scrum, the learning, andpick
> proving value, is definitely in the doing.
> I know, based on team desires and management reluctance to surrender
> time for training, a multi-hour "immersion" or an attempt to change
> everything all at once will not work in my situation. But, I think,
> based on the Team Lead's desire to be told and an initial
> "teacher/student" relationship, it safe for me as ScrumMaster to
> practices that the team can learn by doing. Command in the most
> self-directed team manner possible.
> Any thoughts or insights for me about my thinking here?
> Alan
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According to a British paper, The Telegraph , South Africa has one of the world's highest rates of alcoholism, and in turn, the country also has one of the highest rates of fetal Alcohol Syndrome. In an effort to help this problem, South Africa proposed legislation banning retail stores from selling alcohol to pregnant women.
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Hey guys, I am having a really odd problem.....I have an email in Outlook that has a pdf attachment...I want to print that email and the attachment, so of course I select the "print attachment" check box in Outlook (version 2010). The weird part is that the email prints in one printer and the attachment prints in another printer!!!....my default printer is the one where the email prints. VERY ODD and frustrating...both printers are HP Network printers..my default is LAserjet 5200DTN and the other printer is a laserjet P2035N....Has anyone ever seen this or know how to fix it so that my email and attachment prints on the same printer?? I made sure that both printers have the correct drivers
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Nov 2, 2011 at 3:16 UTC
I would open up Adobe Reader or whatever program you use to open pdfs and check what the printer is in the program. Maybe it's set to something different in there.
Nov 2, 2011 at 3:19 UTC
I've found, as a general rule, when printing pdf files, not to set any parameters for your print job from within the software print window. Rather, go into the printer preferences and set all your parameters there.
Nov 2, 2011 at 3:21 UTC
TIGUNIA is an IT service provider.
IP Addresses for the printer might be the same? I'm assuming that both printers are networked printers?
Nov 2, 2011 at 3:23 UTC
Disable/uninstall the printer that you don't want it to print on (you can put it back later, obviously) and see what happens.
Also, does it only happen with PDF or same if you try to print a .doc or something?
Or, the obvious non-optimal solution - just actually open the attachment and print it from Reader/Foxit/whatever instead of trying to print it from Outlook.
Nov 2, 2011 at 3:33 UTC
I use Adobe Acrobat X to view PDF's. I do not see a setting there to make a specific printer the one that gets used to print . I am assuming Adobe Acrobat uses whatever you have set as the default printer to print
Different IP addresses on both Network printers
@Greg4756 I will not be able to trry those suggestions yet...since its not my computer..and it only happpens with PDF's.....
If I just open and print the document it works ok
Nov 2, 2011 at 3:34 UTC
TIGUNIA is an IT service provider.
Check Outlook's Add-ons. Maybe there's two Adobe PDF add-ons?
Aug 13, 2013 at 6:51 UTC
Outlook only prints attachments to the default printer, so if printer x is set as default, but you are printing outlook messages to printer y, the message will print to printer y but the attachment will still print to printer x. Change your default printer to printer y and both the message and attachments will print at y. Otherwise, you will have to open the attachment with the program that is associated with that file and then print.
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