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Soccer Falls, 2-1, To Florida In Overtime
Oct. 17, 2010
GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- The Georgia soccer team got a goal from Laura Eddy in the 12th minute, but a pair of scores by Erika Tymrak - including the game-winner seven minutes into overtime - pushed 13th-ranked Florida to a 2-1 decision over the No. 20 Bulldogs Sunday afternoon at James G. Pressly Stadium in Gainesville, Fla.
Georgia played extra time for the seventh time this season, suffering their second overtime loss. The Bulldogs are now 9-3-4 (4-1-3) as today marked their first SEC loss of the season. Florida improves to 12-2-2 overall and 6-1-1 in conference play.
Today's loss snapped Georgia's eight-game unbeaten streak.
"Our game plan was to put their backs under some pressure and Laura Eddy read a back pass, picked it off and put it away," said head coach Steve Holeman of the Georgia goal. "We missed some good opportunities and probably could've scored three or four today, but on the other side of that, it could've been 4-4. [Keeper] Ashley Baker on our side of things came up big. Florida put us under pressure when we were up 1-0. That's the nature of the game."
"What a great effort," Holeman said. "As a coach you are never disappointed with that kind of effort for 97 minutes. We couldn't ask for more than that. Florida is a great team and showed some resilience clawing back and getting the game-winner in OT on a great finish. This was a great soccer match."
The Bulldogs got another early goal and were playing with the lead for the third straight game. Eddy's goal made Georgia just the third team to score first on Florida this season as the Gators have seldom played from behind in 2010.
The play unfolded as forward Ashley Miller sent a pass up to Eddy from the left, slightly trailing the sophomore attacker. Eddy took a touch and had the ball disrupted by a defender, but won the ball back and found herself open in the middle, sending it into the bottom corner past keeper Katie Fraine to give Georgia the 1-0 lead just 11:05 into the contest. It was the second goal of the season for Eddy, who was playing the center forward position for the first time this season.
With 7:25 to go in the first, Alex Hooker found herself open in front and took a Marah Falle pass on the bounce, sending a bicycle kick just wide left. Down the offensive end again, freshman Carli Shultis fought for a 50-50 ball on the right end line and crossed inside. Hooker's shot was blocked and Falle had a second-chance shot also blocked in the waning moments of the first half.
As the SEC East rivals entered the locker rooms, Georgia remained in front 1-0 while leading 6-3 in shots. Neither goalkeeper was forced to make a save through the first period.
With the clock hovering around 42:00 in the second, Miller caught Fraine a bit out of position on the left but her shot went just wide. Around 27:00 to go in the second and the score still 1-0 in favor of the Bulldogs, Newfield stripped her defender and sent one in at the upper 90, but it went high as she fired it off from her spot on the left wing.
The Gators were active in the offensive end in the second half, and actually appeared to have tied the score when midfielder McKenzie Barney had an open look in front that beat Baker, but it was called a foul on Florida and the goal was disallowed with under 12 minutes remaining and Georgia still on top.
With 8:17 on the clock the Gators finally tied it up as Tymrak controlled the ball in the middle and challenged the Georgia defense, sending a rocket into the corner past Baker, as the redshirt sophomore's string of four straight shutouts and 561:08 of scoreless play came to an end.
The Gators were awarded a penalty kick with 4:02 to play, but Baker made a huge diving save to her right to stop a Lindsay Thompson shot and preserve the 1-1 tie to that point.
The final four minutes were inconclusive and the teams were headed for extra time. Newfield had a shot blocked as Georgia kept the pressure on the Gators in OT. But with 3:02 left in the first overtime, Tymrak provided the game-winner for Florida, stepping up from the right side of the box and sending one over the hands of an outstretched Baker into the left side, sealing it 2-1 for the host Gators.
Newfield led Georgia with three shots, leaving the rookie just seven shy of the single-season program record (76). Hooker also tallied three attempts as Georgia and Florida each took 13 on the day. The Gators held the Dogs out of the corner kick column on the day, taking seven. Baker finished with five saves while Fraine made three.
Georgia narrowly missed a chance at a weekend sweep after pulling out a 1-0 win over No. 14 South Carolina in Columbia, S.C., on Friday night. The Bulldogs are currently third in the SEC East with 15 points, behind Florida and South Carolina each with 19 to sit atop the league standings.
The Bulldogs will close out their five-game road trip when they travel to Tuscaloosa, Ala., for a rare Thursday night meeting with the Crimson Tide Oct. 21 at 8 p.m. Live audio and live stats will be available for the game on Georgiadogs.com.
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Third update in as many days :ninja: So as promised the first pictures of actually painted dwarves. I have applied a black undercoat to all the warband. Image: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...m-Basecoat.jpg I then went onto the first basecoat colours. So for me the first colour for me was the skintone of the Troll Slayer. The first basecoat was applied with Vallejo Game Colour Tan. The beard was basecoated with Vallego Hot Orange while the metal done with GW boltgun metal and the brown with Vallejo earth. Image: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...-undercoat.jpg Image: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...undercoat2.jpg So thats it for updates for the moment. The details and others are going to be done tonight and tomorrow. I hope to have this guy finished before Wednesday. I've also decided to call him Ulrik Flamebeard, in memory of a certain naked dwarf which likes to wander the halls of LO! I'm really finding this blog a good way of keeping myself motivated, even though there is a couple of people looking in it would be great if there were more. But I figure if i keep updating enough people will come. So for now thats it. I'll post up the hopefully finished dwarf on Tuesday/Wednesday. Peace out.

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Governor Pat Quinn today joined women leaders from across Illinois to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the passage of legislation that gave women the right to vote. During a ceremony at the James R. Thompson Center, Governor Quinn proclaimed today as Women's Equality Day in Illinois, and highlighted the state's efforts to combat gender-based discrimination and to protect women's rights to equal pay for equal work.
"Dedicated women throughout history have enriched society, the economy and our families. Today we honor their courageous fight for equality," said Governor Quinn. "I am proud to continue the fight to strengthen our labor and human rights laws to protect women's fundamental rights."
Last year Governor Quinn expanded protections under Illinois' Equal Pay Act by extending the time period for individuals to file a complaint with the Illinois Department of Labor and the statute of limitations for individuals to sue for back pay in court. Governor Quinn also signed a new law that requires all institutions of higher education covered by the Illinois Human Rights Act to prominently display posters outlining sexual harassment laws and policies.
"I am proud to host today's Women's Equality Day celebration. Our department has been working diligently to ensure freedom from unlawful discrimination and to promote equal opportunity and affirmative action for all individuals in Illinois through enforcement of the Illinois Human Rights Act," said Rocco Claps, Director of the Illinois Department of Human Rights. "Today's celebration reminds us of our duty to protect women from gender-based discrimination."
The 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution became law on Aug. 26, 1920, granting women the right to vote. That day also marks the 90th Anniversary of the Women's Bureau of the U.S. Department of Labor, created by the U.S. Congress in recognition of the challenges confronted by women in the workplace.
"As we remember the challenges faced by so many women on Women's Equality Day, I am pleased of our Department's tireless efforts to ensure all workers receive wages they're entitled to, whether it's equal pay for equal work, minimum wage or overtime," said Catherine Shannon, Director, Illinois Department of Labor. "We will continue to ensure pay equity in the workplace."
Along with the Illinois Department of Human Rights, the commemoration was coordinated by the U.S. Department of Labor Women's Bureau, Illinois Department of Labor and the City of Chicago Commission on Human Relations Advisory Council on Women.
Former WGN-TV personality Merri Dee emceed the event, which was attended by representatives from the Young Women's Leadership Charter School, dozens of state agencies and health care and social service organizations. Actresses portrayed famous suffragists and other women who fought to improve women's rights. Governor Quinn's mother Eileen Quinn, who will turn 93 this October, also attended the event.
Source: http://www.illinois.gov/PressReleases/ShowPressRelease.cfm?SubjectID=3&RecNum=8803


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Sure the iPhone is a cool smartphone, but lately there are lots of business reasons to have one too. I found a number of new applications that are available for the iPhone (and in some cases the iPod Touch) that can control or interact with appliances that are back at the corporate network, for monitoring or remote control, or even running Windows applications. Sure the small screen of the iPhone can't deliver everything that your multi-monitor desktop rig has, but these are the beginnings of a new collection of enterprise-class applications that will help iPhone-carrying IT workers to help manage their networks better. I have not yet used any of these apps, so feel free to share others that you have come across.
- Cymphonix iPhone app gives you real-time monitoring, connecting to a Cymphonix appliance to view what is going on with your enterprise Internet connection, such as bandwidth consumption, traffic by protocol and application (free).
- Wyse Pocket Cloud, the most recent and most expensive of the set at $30, this iPhone app (available next week) will enable you to connect to a variety of Windows Terminal Services and VMware ESX servers to run your Windows apps on your phone.
- Citrix Receiver for iPhone enables iPhone users to run any Window apps on XenApp hosted servers. You can also use a feature called DocFinder to locate documents on your network servers. (free)
- Stoneware's Cloud Agent allows you to access network resources on its Webnetwork application services integration platform. (free)
- R-U-On hosted IT monitoring software can now be run from the iPhone ($10)


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Click for "Microbes After Hours" videos
TWiM regularly receives listener email with corrections, comments, suggestions for show topics, requests for clarification, and additional information. A selection of these is archived on this page.
Patrick writes:
Hi Vincent,
I thought you and the rest of the TWiM/TWiP folks would be interested in the following paper: Transferred interbacterial antagonism genes augment eukaryotic innate immune function, published online in Nature this week. Matt Daugherty (Malik Lab) who you know, co-authored the paper with Seemay Chou (Mougous Lab). We've had a lot of fun following this story in the lab. I think it's a beautiful example of interdisciplinary approaches coming together to uncover a very cool bit of biology.
Happy Holidays to the entire TWi-fecta,
Dave writes:
Dear Mr. Pres., Pres alum, and Pres to be,
Elio said Cretaceous referring to four hundred million years ago and Michael agreed. I thought, wait! That's when Jurassic Park was set (Cretaceous), ie in the last era of the dinosaurs (exclusive of birds), from one hundred some to sixty six million years ago. You guys were talking about how ancient must be the tenuous association of the tiny cyanobacterium with the tiny algal bit in getting fixed nitrogen into the eukaryote.
Four hundred million years ago was just at the end of the Devonian and beginning of the Carboniferous. I had to look that up.
Perhaps you meant the era starting with a "C" which was not the Cretaceous.
Looking forward to contemplating my metabolibiome under the influence of my Microbiome and my virome, enjoying my insomniac listening again,
I remain faithfully yours,
Robin writes:
For those unacquainted with the Armed Forces, about the email question on food safety:
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Nick writes:
Hello all, Thank you for for the wonderful and insightful podcast. I am a somewhat regular listener as I work in viticulture and spend my spring summer and fall scouting vineyards advising grape growers on integrated pest management in Northern California. It was brought to my attention by my girlfriend and dentist that new born children are born with sterile mouths. I am curious as to why this is the case? Could it be that some newborns have colonies of bacteria that are passed on from the mother?
Thanks for your thoughts on this question. Happy New Year!
Just found an interesting paper suggesting the microbiome of the placenta...
Bethany writes:
Greetings. I have just finished episode 77, so I am slowly catching up. I wanted to say that while I am a layperson as an elementary school teacher and hobbyist fermenter, I enjoy learning about microbiology and find the topics fascinating on the show. One of the anthropological aspects of food that I find fascinating is and other foods where saliva has started fermentation although I would hesitate to try this myself.
I wonder how much this kind of thing impacts the diversity or monotony of the indigenous population's salivary flora.
Overall, I just wanted to say thanks for a good show and I look forward to getting caught up soon.
Bethany, Austin Tx
A question from TWiV (Caroline)
Are virus infections more likely to be species specific than bacterial infections? It seems to me they would be since viruses rely so much on the specialized relationship with cells for "survival".
David writes:
Hi guys. Sorry for such lag in response. Re: number of rats in NY -- I'm uncertain. Heard a couple million recently. However, I felt obligated to share an anecdote. Popular Canadian life scientist David Suzuki in interview with Bill Moyers a few years ago stated, sharing an air of astonishment and awe, that planet earth now has more humans than it has rats. This is noteworthy, of course, because rats are so much smaller, eat so opportunistically, and reproduce so florescently, that you'd kind of think there'd be more of them than of us, overall. There must once have been. That was his impression, anyhow, and I was willing to buy in. It sort of left an impression of the massive quality of earth's infestation with H sapiens at this point. Just think.
Next time, I've decided to share with you the story of the remarkable biofilm I've been able to cultivate in my, at this stage, really dramatically bachelorized toilet. I'm obligated to be embarrassed, and unequipped to analyze it, but it really seems pretty astonishing. I hope to spell it out for you in a message to follow, as long as you assure me of some modesty in revealing the attribution.
One time, I may tell you about the bioluminescent, presumably fungal, growth observed in my compost heap while turning the thing in the dark of the less hot night a while back.
No more rain here. Cool weather, finally, but no exceptional freeze, and probably warmer average. No rain and some sunshine cooks ozone and nitrogen oxides, irritating the lungs of many worse than in most places. We have particulates too, of course, which are pleasantly washed away for a day or two by some rain. Do expect not very pleasant.
PS heaps of praise on your communications works. - d
Dennis writes:
hi Doc,
A paper just published in nature:
reports an effective antibiotic against world class killer bacteria including tuberculosis, MRSA and C. diff. Is it too early for a TWIM on this? Would be interested in so many aspects including whether anyone has found the bacterium responsible and what the chip does for "in vivo situ" detection in the dirt where the "unculivatable" bacteria live.
Was 21C this afternoon and sunny although a cooling trend is forecast.
Wow, what a wonderful world it can be,
Dennis writes:
Hi Dr. Vincent and the TWIMtastics,
Thanks so much for your V101 course! In lecture 5 and the slide on estimated speeds of viruses through the cytoplasm, I was struck by the difference between the velocity of the bacteria Listeria Monocytogenes (LM) with its Actin tails in cytoplasm versus these more sedate diffusion times. Given gene sharing, I wonder why more bacteria haven't been discovered using that mechanism. I learned of LM from Michele's discussion of Dr. Portnoy's Listeria work in TWIM #79. It is so fascinating and possibly world health changing. Perhaps Dr. Portnoy could be invited to do a TWIM. There are at least two helpful youtube videos:
The first is 16 seconds long and shows LM racing around a cell and creating protuberances in order to be phagocytosed by an adjacent cell. It's a favorite of mine and is called "Listeria monocytogenes" by Jun S:
The other is a 43 minute presentation by Dr. Portnoy describing some of his work called "Listeria: From Food Poisoning to Cancer Immunotherapy":
Michele might have already posted one or both of these.
Thanks so much. You have set an example to which all podcasters should strive and a model that many would do well to adopt. Oh, 14 degrees C here and light rain which we really need. Hoping the Northeast can dig out from it's record snowfall!
Dave writes:
Re: the letter which was under discussion when I came into TWIM just now, in the last few minutes of the episode:
The sensitive science fiction author Clifford D. Simak published a story fifty-some years ago, about a peaceful society and how it happened that they could be that way. Every so many generations they would go ask ceremonial questions of the omniscient computer, after carrying on life as usual for a goodly time.
First question was, "What is the purpose of the universe?" Answer: "The universe has no purpose. It just is."
Second question was, "What is the meaning of life?" Answer: "Life has no meaning. It is an accident on the face of the universe."
After that everybody could go home, go to the rocking chairs on the porch and resume shucking the peas while telling each other entertaining stories about life, the universe, and everything. Certainly nothing to fight about, given sustainable resources.
Unseasonably hot October in Fresno. No rain.
PS Now that the show's over today on Science360 internet radio, I'm gonna have to go get the podcast for myself. I'm lazy, and prefer to have a DJ bring it to me, while I'm shucking the peas. d
he added later:
Y'know, I think the two questions make more sense the other way around. I got it backwards.
1) Meaning: Life is an accident.
2) Purpose: The universe just is.
Think so?
Jim writes:
In light of the discussion about C. elegans in TWIM 89 have any of you seen the OpenWorm? I just ran across it. Jim, Smithfield, VA
Steve writes:
Hi Vincent,
As a mostly bed-bound sick person, I really must thank you and all your team at TWiX for helping me to keep my sanity with your wonderfully absorbing and entertaining podcasts. With your frequent asides into seemingly almost any subject under the Sun and out into the depths of the Universe, distant past, present and, speculated, future, you keep my mind as active as it could be, and it helps me feel a part of the real World, away from the confines of my room. I'm even beginning to form a mental map of the USA, its wildlife, and even weather, which is something I've always felt I needed to study more.
I loved the idea of the 'nitrochondrion', and will need a few more listens through to take it all in, but I think I ought to ask you and Elio to clarify at least a couple of 'conversational typos', for the benefit of other listeners:
I'm sure that many people will have written to you about the assertion that the *Cretaceous* (Carboniferous) Period was 400mya; but some may not notice the conflation of water fern and duckweed. Elio did say, correctly, that Azolla was a fern, but this was after he already said it was duckweed. He clearly knows it isn't, but the listeners may not all appreciate that.
Azolla is a serious invasive alien plant in UK wetland habitats, and can quickly choke out almost everything else when it gets into ponds where there is nothing that can control it or compete with it. Even the duckweeds that might, otherwise, cover the whole surface of ponds, can be deprived of the open water that they need and be replaced with an almost hummocky surface of piled up water fern. It can be quite a dismaying sight to go to visit a pond from one's memory, and then see, as one approaches, where it used to be, the tell tale red of the hummocky surface of water fern that has obliterated it.
I don't know if anyone has yet come up with a safe and practical control method. I used to get a bit concerned when eutrophication had enabled the duckweeds to cover the whole water surface, but this Azolla, is orders of magnitude worse.
These slips and 'typos' are inevitable with such a wide ranging and unscripted format. In a way, they are the 'deliberate' 'Where's Wally's' that encourage us to keep listening carefully.
May they, and you all, long continue.
Best wishes for the New Year,
Kind regards,
(Wet and windy with a high of 3C)
Kieran writes:
Dear Vincent,
I have just finished listening to TWiM 92 and it was very interesting, as always. It is a pleasure to listen to all of you discuss these fascinating topics.
At the end of this episode, you talk about probiotics because it was a question from a listener, basically asking about the efficacy of these. I would very much like to hear a probiotic themed episode as my research/thesis area is in some way related to the probiotic/prebiotic area.
Two big names that come to mind are Todd Klaenhammer (North Caroline State University) and Willem de Vos (Wageningen University, Netherlands). Both are well known in the area of lactic acid bacteria research (which for obvious reasons is very intertwined with the probiotic research area).
Anyway, just thought I'd mention these names and thank you and your co-hosts again for the great work that you do, for making microbiology so accessible to everyone, and for teaching me about the great diversity that exists beyond my own thesis area! Keep up the good work!
Kind regards,
(P.S. I also liked Elios' Small Things Considered snippets idea...)
Ph.D. Candidate
Department of Biological Sciences
Cork Institute of Technology
Cork, IE
Adam writes:
My understanding is that each of the two existing Polio vaccines (OPV, and IPV) each have their own issues which might prevent them successfully eradicating Polio.
To summarize the issues:
• Because OPV replicates in the GI tract, it can mutate and revert to the wild-type (pathogenic) strain.
• IPV is delivered by IM injection. It protects against paralysis, but does not sufficiently inoculate the gut. As a result, people vaccinated with IPV can still be infected with, and shed wild-type Polio.
You have had many great discussions about these issues and many debates about whether either vaccine could be used to eradicate Polio. Theoretically immunizing with OPV would come very close to complete eradication, but would be stymied by the rare revertants. While there seems to be great uncertainty whether either vaccine could do the job, it does leave open another possibility.
Shouldn't polio eradication be possible if both vaccines are given to everyone?
If IPV was given first, and then a few months later OPV was given to every individual, that would seem to solve the problem. IPV would prevent paralysis, and a subsequent vaccination with OPV would provide gut immunity.
In this scenario there would still be rare cases of people mutating OPV into the wild-type virus, but those people would not be at risk of paralysis because out side of the GI tract they would be protected by their prior IPV immunization.
Eventually no one would be at risk of paralysis because of IPV, and no one would be able to carry or shed the virus because of OPV. At that point immunization could cease.
There are of course plenty of logistical issues with doing this. It would substantially increase the cost of immunization, and makes the job of distributing the vaccine regimen even more challenging, especially in areas embroiled in conflict. This means economic and political issues may prevent this approach from being successful, but hopefully it would solve the theoretical issue with either vaccine being used individually.
I apologize if you have already discussed this possibility. I try to catch everything but occasionally I'm forced to focus on what I am actually doing while I listen.
Ken writes:
I had an interesting thought today while reading about problems with antibiotic usage. I am hoping some sort of answer is provided so that you can tell me I am a nut job or this is an interesting idea or somewhere in between please.
There is certainly a lot of study as to what comprises the microbiome. This has lead to ideas of weight control, mood moderation, and other health stasis attributes.
One thing that has always bothered me has been looking for the "safe" microbes, and not necessarily the balance. My thought was could people that have side affects from antibiotics actually identify a risk factor for items such as c-diff or even some cancers? The idea being that if a persons "balance" at an earlier date has a "normal" population ratio that increases the risk of the afflictions later in life.
This could be something to allow for earlier screening or modify future treatments for other ailments in the future. It seems like this idea is wide open?
Obviously the idea shares some aspect of using flatulence as a marker as well. Maybe a gas spectrometer measurement could provide a quick and easier route for treatment. Of course that seems a lot more varied with a lot more problems than idea of antibiotic side effects. The latter seems like a simple piece of medical history that could be readily studied.
Harold writes:
Vincent & Friends
Long time TWIV listener. Used to listen to TWIM when is was on the TWIT network.
Temp in cube 78.8 F. Its always bright and fluorescent in the cube farm.
As a lifelong high BMI obese person I am always looking for research on obesity treatments.
Saw this study and wanted your comments
Can transplanting the gut microbes of low BMI people into high BMI people lead to weight loss?
Will this be a new angle for weight loss scams?
What kind of diseases could you transmit using gut microbe transplants?
David writes:
Why not eat locusts? Assuming you can find any fuel to cook em, and apart from deficiency illnesses, I've always wondered why people didn't hunker down and harvest them for emergency food. Did original peoples endure swarms by eating them? Did Euro food aversions prevent eating in the midst of plenty? Are swarming locusts full of noxious alkaloids which render them distasteful or toxic? Am I full of it?
What am I overlooking? End of message.
Fresno. Weather sunny, meaning increased ozone smog, and warmer than normal. Dry, except for teasing.
Did locust swarms function as sort of restorative wildfires? Did they leave behind a refreshing load of nitrogen and phosphate on somewhat depleted soil, preparing for a rich regrowth of the plants as they sprouted in the following season, feeding on up the food chain?
Did they serve as a somewhat restorative protein feast for creatures, such as humans, who may have spent some years on relatively protein poor diets of corn and squash?
Did microsporidia play some cryptic role in the dynamics of any of this? Did they result in animal/human disease or adaptation?
Do you wish I'd think of all my inspirations before I sent the first letter, and wish I'd send them from the same address? Sorry. Asleep at the time of composition and gmail arousal.
Good morning,
Shubham writes:
In TWIM #92, you club India with Pakistan, Afghanistan and Nigeria when talking about countries which still have cases of Polio. Please note that
The strategies for polio eradication work when they are fully implemented. This is clearly demonstrated by India's success in stopping polio in January 2011, in arguably the most technically-challenging place, and polio-free certification of the entire South-East Asia Region of the World Health Organization occurred in March 2014.
My source is WHO's website (http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs114/en/)
I wish you were kindly more considerate when talking about countries you don't know enough about :-) Just because a country is poor now does not mean it takes its citizens' health any less seriously. My intention is not to offend, but rather to inform. I am offended though, being an Indian citizen and having relatives who have worked so hard to help make India polio-free.
I really hope you would correct yourself in the next podcast.
Warmest Regards,
Dave writes:
Laurene Mascola's distinctive voice and laugh has won my heart this month. I found that when TWiM came up for the third time in my playlist the last couple weeks, I kept listening just for a fix. She should be a star.
I'm glad you had a good reason for featuring her, and that she had a good reason for being with you. Great discussion, too.
S Dave of Fresno.
Ron writes:
Sorry if this question is so elementary it is boring, but are the terms "autotroph" and "prototroph" synonyms? I read somewhere that, early on, the two terms were used synonymously. Unfortunately, that reading did not go on to describe any differences in the two terms as they are used today. I understand that prototrophs can make all their necessary organic molecules themselves, and therefore do not need organic molecules in their environment. Do autotrophs only make their own food? Are there autotrophs that must take certain other organic molecules in from the environment, ex. Amino acids or vitamins?
Thanks for your time
Ron C. Michaelis, PhD
Division of Life Sciences
Department of Genetics
Rutgers University
Juan writes:
Hi Twimsters, I'd like to make a follow up comment about Dr Swanson's comment that it doesn't matter what kind of bacteria are in any environment, but solely what sorts of metabolic pathways are there. I have heard this argument before, but i consider it not to be completely true because if that was the case then we would not have such diversity. I believe that this diversity, regardless of the repetition of metabolic pathways, is because each bacterium has a specific program which will be executed on specific conditions (diet, health,etc) depending on the bacterium. So we want to know what bacteria are in there, which pathways do they have, and under which conditions they are invoked.
Judi writes:
Hi all--
I have several friends who take capsules of probiotic bacteria - lactobacillus, acidophilous and the star (apparently) bifido.
I have asked them, and I asked them to ask their doctors and nutritionists, but no one answers my two major questions about these probiotics...
1) What do these bacteria do in your gut?
2) How do they get to the gut if you are taking them in gelatin capsules. Don't they die in the stomach acids?
Thanks ---
Loyal TWI X3 listener from the start.
(I used to be a high school science teacher, but I have retired and now spend time gardening and volunteering with little kids to teach science - it's a blast but they ask hard questions!)
San diego - 71 degree F (22 degrees C) light breeze (6MPH), sunny, 63% relative humidity - yes, just another day in paradise. I know - you don't do weather on TWIM but I wanted to brag!
Thanks for all you do!
Jacob writes:
Hello hosts of TWiM and TWiV,
I'm sending this to both podcasts because I'm interested in hearing what all of you have to say (I figure that I'm going to catch Dickson on TWiV, but if not feel free to ask him on TWiP).
I saw this question on Reddit today and thought I would put it to you all as well:
" If you could convince the entire human population of one thing, what would it be?"
Sydney, Australia (12°C and dark)
P.S. Welcome to Australia Vincent!
Jennie writes:
I've realized with all of the learning that I do on digital media that I don't always do the best job of writing notes - as I used to in the margins of books for example. This relates to your inspiring podcast since it is a major means for me as an RN to understand our relationship with microbes. I know that at this point you are barely started with the process of TWIM transcription. But, just for the sake of daydreaming, what would be a best case scenario of your audio --- backed up by an interactive transcript? When I think about the best possible learning tools that grow and change with the learner - I would like to see 2 things. First - a generic "important points at a glance" that shows up whenever you take a peek at what you've heard - you have a start with that but its not complete. Second - I wonder if there is a way to have a "reader/listener"s notes on that piece --- again that show up "at a glance" on a transcript or marked to listen to again on audio. Often the epiphanies of TWIM are hidden in offhand comments. Then I have to ask myself much later ----Dang - which TWIM was that in? By the way, I've been listening from the VERY beginning and listen to whole trifecta regularly --- TWIM, TWIV & TWIP
My tech savvy husband showed me the old school client that he uses - Thunderbird - and we installed Quick Notes on this email-client-without-the-email. We were able to write a note on the Prochlorococcus - and the note was stable on completely deleting the RSS for TWIM & reinstating it. BUT - I'm still at the whim of continuously aging / changing tech that can disappear - and my notes along with it. I want my notes to grow with me as I go through life as an adult learner - AND attach to the original document interactively. If anyone has any ideas on capturing the elusive audio epiphany as an enduring note --- let me know.
Thanks Jennie
Bradley writes:
How long can food sit on a counter?
The conventional wisdom is that Thanksgiving dinner leftovers must be refrigerated within two hours. For example:
True or False?
Justin writes:
Has there been any work to show the changes in the microbiome when someone takes a multivitamin (also I do recognize that all multivitamins are not created equally). I want to use this knowledge to assist me in picking my supplements more intelligently. Thank you so much for everything you do on the podcasts. If you just want to respond with sending me an article that would be perfectly fine by me.
Jesse writes:
My department recently invited Dr. Susan Erdman from MIT (http://erdmanlab.us) to speak, and I thought she would make a very interesting guest for TWiM. She spent a good chunk of her day chatting with graduate students here, including stuff about how gut microbes might influence food cravings, which reminded me of your discussion in ep 86; part of her research is on microbial effects on host hormones.
Just a suggestion,
Alicia writes,
Hi there,
long time listener, first time writer. I was just wondering, am I missing something really crucial? I've been reading in the news about Europe's "E.coli virus" everywhere. I have to assume that people are just mis-speaking and they mean illness not virus, but maybe there is a virus of E.coli that is released from the bacteria and are causing some sort of double whammy illness in folks.
Do you happen to know any more about this than I do?
D writes:
Those of us who teach (undergraduate) diagnostic microbiology are sometimes caught in a dilemma.
On one hand, we need to teach students to process cultures (urines, throats, sputums, blood, stool, etc) and identify organisms that are commonly associated with those specimens..and we all know there are some potential pathogens in the mix.
On the other, we don't want to any kind of exposure incidences.
What recommendations can you guys make about how to handle this situation. We want to keep it "real." We feel the student will work with the organisms on an internship and then once they graduate so we want to make sure they are well prepared. We all wear PPE (gowns, gloves), practice good hand hygiene, and have a Class IIA safety cabinet. I haven't had (knock, knock, knock) any incidences, but I still worry.
Casey writes:
I wanted to ask about a comment made by Cliff regarding Salmonella and potato salads. Working from memory, which I apologize if I am wrong, he talked about performing a fun experiment with Salmonella and potato salad. From my understanding, food poisoning from potato salad is not Salmonella sp. at all. Instead, food poisoning from potato salad is typically Staphylococcus aureus exotoxin B. So saying that Salmonella is not typically found in potato salad is true, but it can be misleading because you can still get food poisoning from potato salad with S. aureus. I guess that is not really a question, but truly more of a comment.
Peter writes:
Dear Michele,
Prof. Szybalski might have been referring to a truck with a wood gas generator
Apparently they are still in use north of the border from where I live. (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wood_gas).
Best Regards from Incheon,
Adam writes:
Hi, TWIM crew,
Often while reading articles or Micro textbooks, I see something along the lines of "bacterium X ferments sugar Y." Could you please provide more detail into what this terminology is actually referring to? Based upon my limited knowledge, I was under the impression that many different sugars eventually make their way through glycolysis and oxidative phosphorylation, which is different than a fermentation pathway. I hope this email is clear and you can see the reason for my confusion.
Thank you for all you do!
All the best,
Reading, PA
Robin writes:
Why eukaryotes have bigger genomes
TWIM 81 "Cold Iron" email re: Cryptococcus genome larger than protozoa
The ingestion of an aerobic bacterium (= mitochondrion) by a Archean formed the eukaryote. The eukaryote mitochondrion has shrunk its genome to that whose ongoing activity is necessary for its metabolic function in the supportive cytosolic milieu; the rest has been shed with some intermittently needed sequences ceded to the nucleus. Thus the multiple mitochondria can support the maintenance and function of a helluva lot more nuclear DNA.
Is complex life a freak accident? (24 Jan 2012)
Scott writes:
G'Day Team TWIM,
Regarding TWIM 77 where you guys spoke of bacteria stimulating sensory neurons to induce pain sensation and by doing so decreased the local immune response, I was wondering how various pain killers would effect this mechanism?
Thanks for all the great podcasts, and hope there's many more to come.
Regards, Scott. Perth, Western Australia.
Samantha writes:
I listen to your podcasts a lot. You always ask people to email in.
So, I have a really cheeky question - I figure it's worth an ask:
I'm an undergrad' biomedical science student in the UK, but I love microbiology. I'm currently writing my dissertation on "whether or not Phage Therapy is an appropriate avenue to pursue in the war again antibiotic resistance, specifically in staphylococcus aureus" (working title). I decided to look at phage therapy after listening to one of your podcasts.
If you are ever looking for a topic to review papers on, would you consider papers on phage therapy specifically against staph. A?
I've learned so much from listening to your podcasts. I would love to hear what you find and say about the above topic.
Bob writes:
Hi Twim Folk -
I was listening to TWIM 77 tonight on the topic of S. aureus, mouse models, and pain. You discussed the parallels between the response to the microbe-generated agents with respect to triggering a response in the neural cells and the similar response to capsaicin, as well as the result of that response reducing inflammation. This made me think about the topical capsaicin products that are used for pain relief, and if their effect may come from a similar response.
I am working my way backward through the TWIM episodes and am thoroughly enjoying them. I'm a software engineer by training and profession, but have been working with biologists on a NIH bioinformatics project at Argonne National Laboratory for the last eleven years or so, and have been able to mostly keep up with your excellent explanations of the science.
Thanks for your great work,
Rick writes:
Dear Dr. Racaniello and Associates,
I so enjoy TWIM, TWIV and TWIP. Thank you for providing such stimulating podcasts. You are a national, no global treasure and your contributions to both lay and scientific understanding will prove to be a lasting legacy.
I read this news clip about an interesting use of carbon nanotubes to stimulate T-cell growth. Please comment on where this new direction might lead. Are there any other breakthroughs in the programming and use of cytotoxic T-Cells to combat cancer you might wish to highlight?
Thank you!
Rick, DSc (Computer Science)


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Engine: 2.0-litre five-cylinder turbo-diesel
Transmission: six-speed manual
Power: 150 PS at 3,500 rpm
Torque: 350 Nm at between 1,500 and 2,750 rpm
Fuel consumption (combined cycle): 53.3 mpg
CO2 emissions: 114 g/km
Top speed: 130 mph
Acceleration (0-62 mph): 9.6 seconds
The first British customers won't get their hands on Volvo's V40 until September but the Swedish manufacturer's Golf-sized hatchback has already won plenty of favourable reviews. Most of the attention has so far focused on the entry-level D2 model, which, thanks to its economical 1.6-litre diesel engine, achieves exceptional results in official fuel consumption and CO2 emissions tests, and is expected to be the big seller of the V40 range.
But for some buyers, particularly those who aren't slaves to the UK's emissions-orientated company car taxation regime, there is another attractive option. The D3, which costs just £1,250 more thn the base car, has a five-cylinder 2.0-litre diesel engine, Volvo's own, in place of the D2's 1.6-litre which is bought in from Ford. The D2 is sweet, smooth and slightly slow but the D3 really peps the V40 up. The D3 has more outright shove, of course, with 150 horsepower as opposed to D2's 115, but there's more to it than that. The D3's extra cylinder gives it a wonderfully throbby note that makes it sound sophisticated, characterful and expensive, a real plus and a rare one in a car of this size and price in an age of engine downsizing. On paper, it delivers its maximum power quite low down, at 3,500rpm, but in practice, it is very revvy for a diesel and even has a slightly sporty character. In fact, at a stretch, a V40 D3, with its fluent Ford Focus-derived chassis and appealing five-cylinder thrum might even be an interesting slow-motion substitute for fans of the last-generation Focus ST, which had a five-cylinder Volvo petrol engine that was ditched for the latest model.
The V40 range also encompasses a more powerful diesel, the D4, which has a 177 horsepower version of the 2.0-litre Volvo diesel, as well as turbocharged petrol engines, but none is as pleasant as the D2 or D3. What all V40s share, though, is Volvo's most attractive shape in years, and well-judged spec and trim levels. Also standard across the range; Volvo-typical safety features such as the world's first pedestrian airbag, which inflates from the trailing edge of the bonnet, and City Safety, a system that automatically stops the car at speeds of up to 19 mph in response to hazards not picked up by the driver. And the V40 also lives up to Volvo's reputation for excellent ergonomics, with very good seats and a new TFT instrument display which can be switched between different layouts according to the driver's mood.
Back in the 1980s, before the German prestige manufacturers started to extend their ranges downwards, Volvo had the market for small cars with premium badges to itself with the 340/360 series. That lead was dissipated when customers didn't take to the 340/360's successors and competition intensified, but the V40 is good enough to claw back quite a lot of lost ground, even in the face of new strong rivals from Audi, BMW and Mercedes.
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Story Summary:
In this excerpt from a longer story, Elizabeth tells of the time Mary McLeod Bethune faced down the Ku Klux Klan to provide education for African-American girls.
Discussion Questions:
- If you read a biographical sketch of Mary McLeod Bethune on the internet, it will tell you a lot about her accomplishments. You won't read much about her challenges. Why do you think that is the case?
- Which was a greater challenge to Mary McLeod Bethune – racism or poverty? How are the two linked?
- How does secrecy protect hate? Is there a connection between this and cyber bullying today? What is that connection?
- Mary McLeod Bethune by Elouise Greenfield – a picture book illustrated by Jerry Pinkney
- www.marybethuneacademy.org
- African American/Black History
- Civil Rights Movement
- Education and Life Lessons
- Stereotypes and Discrimination
- Taking A Stand and Peacemaking


text: HONG KONG, Nov. 20, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Shanda Games Limited (" Shanda Games") (NASDAQ: GAME), a leading online game developer, operator and publisher in China, will announce its unaudited financial results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2012 on Tuesday, November 27, 2012 Beijing/Hong Kong Time. The earnings release will be available on Shanda Games' investor relations website at http://ir.shandagames.com/. Shanda Games' management team will host a conference call on Tuesday, November 27, 2012 at 9:00 am ( Beijing/Hong Kong Time) / Monday, November 26, 2012 at 8:00 pm (Eastern Time) to present an overview of the Company's financial performance and business operations. Dial-in Numbers: U.S. Toll Free: 1866-519-4004Mainland China Toll Free (for mobile users): 400-620-8038 Mainland China Toll Free (for fixed line users): 800-819-0121 Hong Kong Toll Free: 800-930-346 U.K. Toll Free: 0808-234-6646 International Toll: +65-6723-9381 Passcode: 71472066 A replay of the conference call will be available from 12:00 pm ( Beijing/ Hong Kong time) on November 27, 2012 for 7 days. U.S. Toll Free: 1855-452-5696 International Toll: +61-2-8199-0299Passcode: 71472066 A live and archived webcast of the conference call will also be available on Shanda Games' investor relations website at http://ir.shandagames.com/. About Shanda Games Shanda Games Limited (NASDAQ: GAME) is a leading online game developer, operator and publisher in China. Shanda Games offers a diversified game portfolio, which includes some of the most popular massively multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPGs) and advanced casual games in China, targeting a large and diverse community of users. Shanda Games manages and operates online games that are developed in-house, co-developed with world-leading game developers, acquired through investments or licensed from third parties. For more information about Shanda Games, please visit http://www.ShandaGames.com. Contact


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Safety Study of a Vaccine Against Meningitis in Infants ( 2,4 & 6 Months Age) After a Birth Dose of Hepatitis B.
This study has been completed.
Information provided by:
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: February 15, 2006
Last updated: September 29, 2011
Last verified: September 2011
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|February 15, 2006
|Last Updated Date
|September 29, 2011
|Start Date ICMJE
|December 2003
|Primary Completion Date
|Not Provided
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Day 0-3 after each dose, fever >38.5°C(axillary).
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT00317135 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Solicited events other than fever (day 0-3); unsolicited events (day 0-30); serious adverse events (entire study).
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Safety Study of a Vaccine Against Meningitis in Infants ( 2,4 & 6 Months Age) After a Birth Dose of Hepatitis B.
|Official Title ICMJE
|Assess Reactogenicity & Safety of GSK Biologicals' Tritanrix™-HepB/Hib-MenAC Compared to Tritanrix™-HepB/Hiberix™ (Control) in Healthy Infants (2,4,6 Mths Age), After a Hepatitis B Birth Dose
|Brief Summary
|The purpose of this study is to compare the reactogenicity & safety of Tritanrix™-HepB/Hib-MenAC vaccine to the international standard of care, Tritanrix™-HepB/Hiberix™.
|Detailed Description
Randomized study with four groups to receive one of the following vaccination regimens after a dose of hepatitis B vaccine given at birth:
- One of the 3 lots of GSK Biologicals' Hib-MenAC mixed with GSK Biologicals' Tritanrix™-HepB (3 different groups) - GSK Biologicals' Tritanrix™-HepB/Hiberix™
|Study Type ICMJE
|Study Phase
|Phase 3
|Study Design ICMJE
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double-Blind
Primary Purpose: Prevention
|Condition ICMJE
|Intervention ICMJE
|Biological: DTPw-HBV/Hib-MenAC conjugate vaccine
|Study Arms
|Not Provided
|Publications *
|Not Provided
* Includes publications given by the data provider as well as publications identified by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number) in Medline.
|Recruitment Information
|Recruitment Status ICMJE
|Enrollment ICMJE
|Completion Date
|Not Provided
|Primary Completion Date
|Not Provided
|Eligibility Criteria ICMJE
Inclusion criteria at study entry:
Exclusion criteria at study entry:
|up to 3 Days (Child)
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
|Contacts ICMJE
|Contact information is only displayed when the study is recruiting subjects
|Listed Location Countries ICMJE
|Removed Location Countries
|Administrative Information
|NCT Number ICMJE
|Other Study ID Numbers ICMJE
|Has Data Monitoring Committee
|Not Provided
|U.S. FDA-regulated Product
|Not Provided
|Plan to Share Data
|Not Provided
|IPD Description
|Not Provided
|Responsible Party
|Cheri Hudson; Clinical Disclosure Advisor, GSK Clinical Disclosure
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Collaborators ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Investigators ICMJE
|PRS Account
|Verification Date
|September 2011
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July 9, 2010
Listen to audio of Coach Dooley's statement to the media
Opening Remarks
I'll reiterate what I wrote in the release that it's a privilege, not a right, to be a member of this football team and be a member of the University of Tennessee football team.
I am disappointed and embarrassed in many ways by the lapses of judgment by several members of our football team last night. And there were numerous lapses of judgment.
What's important to know is that our standard of conduct is much greater than what the legal standard is. I've met with every player who was there, and I've made a few decisions on some things that have in no way any bearing on the legal part of it, and I think that's important to know that.
We have dismissed Darren Myles from our football team. We have indefinitely suspended Marlon Walls and Greg King. There's other actions that were taken internally, and there's also a period where we're continuing to find out exactly what happened just like everybody else because as you know, it takes time to gather all the information from all the parties involved.
What is important is to know is that just because I suspended somebody doesn't necessarily mean they broke the law. It's no different than any day-to-day issue where we deal with discipline and behavioral issues.
What I will say is that there's been a lot of positive things happen in our program in the last few months and a lot of positive changes in our culture internally with some of our players, with our team, and we're not going to let this incident ruin the positive changes that are happening. We're going to continue to build our structures so that we educate, we discipline, we support our players and at the end of the day we're going to have a culture here that's not just going to win but our fans will be proud of how we represent them.
So at the end of the day, I'm disappointed like we all are, and I'm embarrassed like many of us and like many of our fans. We're going to take action, and we're going to be swift about it and then we're going to move on.
On Darren Myles:
I'm just dismissing him. I never overreact on an incident when I make decisions and I always consider all the sides and all the facts and history and all that stuff. In light of his history, we just feel like it's like I said it's a privilege to be on this team.
On his message to the team:
It was a very similar message and a similar talk that we've had before about how important our team wants to change our brand and how we represent this place and that we really set us back.
It's no different than your character. You could spend 20 years building your character, and one bad mistake, you can destroy it. So we've got to start over and rebuild and we'll do that. We've got a lot of great leaders on this team who were really disappointed in some of the other guys on the team. And it expect them to all rally and handle it the right way.
On the role of a character education coordinator within the program:
That's part of the educational component, and that's what I believe. I believe it takes education. Defining what's right and wrong. Defining how to make...
I have this boo,k and it's a great book. I read it to my children. It's called 'Sticky Situations,' and it's essentially a daily, I don't want to say devotional but it's a set of facts every day that you find yourself in and you have a decision on how you're going to handle A, B, C. Jimmy's at school. Fred comes up and throws his books on the ground. What should Jimmy do?
Simple stuff. Right and wrong stuff. It's a great book, and that's part of the educating of how to act when you find yourself in a sticky situation, there's a lot of ways you can go and understand what the consequences are when you go a certain way. That's the educational component.
And that's the component Andre (Lott brings). We're creating this Vol for Life program, and it's essentially about turning pro. Not NFL. VFL. Everybody has to be a Vol for life. It's centered around several components and one of them's character education and that's what we're talking about here. Educating them on the importance of character, right and wrong and we're going to continue to do that. We're still shaping that program, and then there's other components are going into life skills and career development and that sort of thing. But that's a critical part of the program, and it goes to the educational component.
On the culture at Tennessee:
I think that a lot of the culture is probably perceived worse than it is, and it always it is because we have some great young men who want to do right and who are doing right.
But there has been enough incidents to know that we can't just stick our head in the sand and say, `Oh, we're really OK. Just one or two guys did this.' I don't ever stick my head in the sand, and we take responsibility for it and we're going to continue to change it. I don't know how you define it. I just know it's not where it needs to be.
On losing Darren Myles on the field:
It hurts our team. A lot of people get hurt when you do things that aren't right. And it's not just Darren who's hurt. I had to sit there and watch his mother cry who's hurt and his family is hurt. I know his father's hurt. And I know his hometown is probably disappointed. Our team is hurt. He's got a lot of friends on our team. We're going to be hurt by it on the field competitively.
So a lot of people are hurt by it. And that's what makes the decisions tough. But at the end of the day, sometimes you have to fall really hard to really get it. We want to be able to change everybody, but I think the reality is -- and we've seen it -- there's been a lot of headlines here in a lot of areas where sometimes you got to get hit really hard to be able to figure it out.
On sifting through the process:
That's how I've always done it. I know what's right and wrong. I know when you're charged with something that doesn't necessarily mean you've done something terrible. And I know we are not charged with something you could have done something really not good from a judgment standpoint.
And so I'm always going to navigate it with that standard in mind of what's right and wrong. The guys that didn't do what's right are going to take some consequences, and the consequences that they take are all going to be relative to their lapse in judgment and how wrong they were and what the damage that was done.
So it does appear odd, I guess, when you see it. But I can only go by my initial conversations with the players, and they were very forthcoming as I expected them to be and hopefully humbled in many ways.


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Aus 57 Designs von 13 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
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Targeting prospective big name corporate sponsors who have an interest in reaching their audience through such sports platforms as college and pro games on tv, webstreaming and local events.
Also, targeting clients who have an appealing sports property but need to align themselves with a relevant corporate sponsor to provide monetary sponsorship.
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Logo visual key words: Sports, Aggresive, Sharp
not cartoonish.
Originally envisioned the S and the 3 locking into one another (very rough sketch attached), but I am open to any creative avenues that you can provide.
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USA Emigration—Investment Visas
September 2009
Things have been looking up recently, with a record re-bound on the stock market and increased property sales, but can this be sustained?
A lack of availability of mortgage finance at a reasonable price and the prospect of a long, slow recovery, with unemployment likely to go on rising for some time yet, says not.
All this brings the possibility of another dip in property prices when eventually the fiscal stimulus is phased-out and tax rises / savage cuts start to bite.
It appears, though, we've averted total disaster and at some point in the not too distant future, prices will bottom out and the only way will be up—even if it is a long, slow climb.
In property there is no tomorrow—you must think 5 to 10 years at least.
There are many positives for the UK residential property market over the coming years, so landlords should hold on if they can, focusing on good tenancy management and income.
Any new investments should be made very selectively assessing property types, locations and initial yields—recent auctions have seen ASTs going on yields of nearly 11%
This week we have introduced a rather unusual Topic for the LandlordZONE Newsletter—Immigration Visas and investments in the USA.
For those with the cash resources, now, or very soon, could be the perfect time to invest in that property or business in the sun.
Despite the weakness in the Pound, some US property investments are looking exceptionally cheap.
For example, at a recent auction in St. Augustine Florida (the...
oldest town and one of the most beautiful and affluent in the USA) building plots in a residential area (200 yards from the sand) went for £25,000 each.
The median price for a typical (3-bed, 2 bathroom, yard and garage) home in Florida today is less than £100,000
But foreign investments need great care: you must visit and do due diligence yourself, you need sound advice from trustworthy locals and you need sound legal advice to establish good title.
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Infographic: How Ireland qualified for Euro 2012
Every four years since 1960 the little continent of Europe has hosted 16 teams to contest the European Football Championships.
2012 is one of those years and the good news is that Ireland, its most westernly outpost (except for Iceland) has qualified for the first time since 1988 when Ray Houghton (last seen filling Irish fans' camper vans with Paddy Power in Dublin this morning for the trip to Poland) put the ball in the English net.
To celebrate our good fortune and to help with the general mood of optimistic Irish banter before the tournament begins Paddy Power's Blog team has put together a few fun facts 'n' figures. These can be used to either fleece the company for a few quid or impress your mates in the pub when the inevitable "How'll we do at the Euros" question gets popped.
And any references to 1988 you don't get, just ask your Da who's been dining out on the "I was behind the goal in Stuttgart when .." line ever since.


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Nice pic. I would be open to an explaination of how a primer could exit the barrel in front of or behind the muzzle flash.
This is a discussion on Great range picture of muzzle flash! within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Took my Springfield Champion out for it's deflowering this morning and my brother got a fantastic picture of a muzzle flash and what appears to ...
Took my Springfield Champion out for it's deflowering this morning and my brother got a fantastic picture of a muzzle flash and what appears to be either the primer or the bullet ahead of the flash.
Nice pic. I would be open to an explaination of how a primer could exit the barrel in front of or behind the muzzle flash.
"I do what I do." Cpl 'coach' Bowden, "Southern Comfort".
Very nice! I like it a lot.
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Nice photo.
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I'm gonna go ahead and guess bullet.
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Good catch, I'd guess it's the bullet.
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I'll go with a Tula Trail pushing a bullet ? Great shot, what kind of camera is he using ?
It was a cheap 50 dollar Kodak digital taken by hand at the right time. Go figure...
Here is a crop I did in photoshop. I first enlarged the image doubling the dpi, then cropped in 800 x 800 section using the same dpi.
Still hard to say for sure, but looks like it's possibly the bullet. Not a bad shot by any means, especially with a $50 digital. It took me try after try with my Nikon D90 ($800+ camera) just to get a muzzle flash pic (with no bullet in it), and I'm not exactly an amateur at photography. He got lucky!
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Photoshop? Oh, well, man, that explains everything! Just kidding!
It's a good photo... My guess is it's the bullet with a visual of trail of the disrupted air mass behind it as it moves through the air at close to the speed of sound. Often times, depending on the air mass and humidity you can get a visual trail behind fast moving objects. You can sometimes see them behind jets as they are launched from a carrier.
I'm not Mr. Wizard so don't ask me any questions on physics.
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"The gun is the great equalizer... For it is the gun, that allows the meek to repel the monsters; Whom are bigger, stronger and without conscience, prey on those who without one, would surely perish."
Uh, is it just me or are there several images of demons or ghosts in that blast???
A CCW is like a parachute; if you need one, and don't have one, you'll probably never need one again.
That's a great photo and show that timing is very important. It's not much of a flash, but smoke that's lit up by the flash. The flash probably lasts 1/10000sec to 1/20000sec, but the lens is probably open either 1/60sec or 1/125sec. That's not fast enough to freeze the bullet and if the bullet travels 1000fps it would move 8-16feet. The trick is to not miss it completely, and there was probably a little luck involved since there is also a delay from the time you press the shutter and until the picture is taken.
So it is possible that is actually the bullet?
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These alleys run through imagination, in a virtual reality with hard edges of learning that are incredibly rewarding. The tools of imagination include gimp (photoshop), SL scripting/building/et al., ftp, iso, bit torrents, blogs, rss readers, all to varying degrees familiar but not. New music, languages, people ... like stepping into the cockpit of an explosion aimed at life. Bound to hit something as I am flung toward ... mastery? I don't think that's any more possible than proof.
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The torture may well be about to start all over again for David Moyes. His team's five wins out of six in the Premier League will evaporate into the distance if — as seems quite likely — his Manchester United team are beaten by Jose Mourinho's at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
Yet it is hard to overstate how quickly Mourinho's name was dismissed by club sources, amid the brief though febrile guessing game which went on last May, when it became clear that Sir Alex Ferguson was leaving.
United did not want Mourinho because he would deliver neither continuity nor harmony. Mourinho's desire to move rapidly and substantially into last summer's transfer market, had he been appointed United manager, would have been welcomed by many fans eager for new names. But it is precisely Moyes's desire to assess, investigate, be thorough and examine how to promote players from within which made United choose him instead.
Though Moyes may find himself back in the mixer by Sunday night — assessing the damage of a defeat which may put his side 14 points off the top and 12 points behind Chelsea — you will find no one around the top of Old Trafford lamenting the decision not to bring in Mourinho.
Take one of the signings who was of interest to United as a prospective loanee this summer — Real Madrid's Fabio Coentrao.
Mourinho paid Benfica €30million (£25m) for him and deployed him for Real last season, though that outlay is now a source of deep scepticism in the Spanish capital. The Portuguese player has appeared only five times all season, most recently being dismissed for a wild tackle against Osasuna this week. Mourinho's buying decisions are simply not considered all that supreme by many around Old Trafford.
The problem for Moyes is how to deal with the weight of expectation and keep the ship on course while undertaking the systematic rebuilding of United's talent spotting and recruitment system now required. Some managers are surprised to find that Moyes has been in continental Europe, scouting this week.
"If he is looking for players in January, he should have a scouting system in place to give him the information," one said of Moyes, who watched Paris Saint-Germain play Bordeaux on Tuesday.
Moyes may have been taking the free week afforded to him by the fixture calendar to plan for the summer.
PSG's Edinson Cavani could conceivably be a target because he is understood to be unhappy with the standard of French league and at Zlatan Ibrahimovich being the main man at that club. But here is a club bereft of a scouting infrastructure. It will take Moyes's key appointee John Murtough —previously the Football Association head of performance — to help him turn things around.
No one at Old Trafford is yet open to discussion about the consequences of United falling out of the Champions League places next season. They still believe they can make it there but there is a sense that the club could turn it into a compelling chapter in their storied history — the once-in-a-lifetime season when they fall from the top table and, as they move through transition, soar straight back up to it.
It may not be easy to convince Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie to sign up to that narrative. With Rooney it may be a case of allowing his contract to run down and take the hit on losing him for a minimal sum in 2015, if it means having him around for the 'comeback' season.
Such is the view that United take on the future. They are willing to play a long game. One in which they remain true to the principles laid down by Ferguson and one in which Mourinho, with his own football creed, has no part.
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our 6 month old is still on long line in the house and outside. I wouldn't give that much freedom yet to a pup so young to ever allow him in the garden in the first place. He is curious and young and still learning boundaries. I know it's a pain in the butt to always have to be there, but when he goes outside, he needs a lead on him and you should be there. That way, if he heads to the garden, you can say "Ah ah or leave it" and lead him away from the garden by the lead. If you do this now, overtime you can sit on the patio enoying your cup of coffee while he explores the back yard and if he heads to the garden, you can "Ah ah or leave it" from your chair and he will remember what you taught him while he was young and on the lead. Think about it this way: If he has never been taught to leave the garden alone, then is it really fair to punish him for exploring and digging in it? It sounds more time consuming to do it this way, but really if you put in the effort now, it will payoff big ways for the full life of the dog.
I did a parenting class a LONG tiime ago at my church and the one thing that always stuck with me is this: The word discipline is derived from the word disciple which means "to teach" (not to punish)...so put teaching in the front of your mind and correct only after you are 100% sure that the behavior has been fully taught.
The other thing is, if you are laying on the ground "taking bites", you are allowing your dog to treat you like a littermate. At 5 months, you can start working on controlled playing. Make the dog sit for a toy or before taking the tug toy (we use the command "take it"). The dog is not allowed to take the toy no matter what until you say the command. Also start practicing "out" or "drop it" using a treat. And give lots of praise when they are behaving appropriately. If they get too rough, game over.
Good luck! I think it was less work raising my human children! The good thing aboutt dogs though is that you can crate them when you can't supervise!
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What a great day for driver Takuma Sato, AJ Foyt Enterprises, and the nation of Japan. Sato captures his first win in Indycar, AJ Foyt Racing's first race win in eons, and the first win by a native of Japan in North America. A fantastic race by Sato.
Graham Rahal
Graham Rahal gets the race he has been waiting for this season, finishing a very solid P2 in the race. This is what I was expecting from Graham in the first two races. Hopefully it is the first of many.
Justin Wilson
Despite starting way, way back in the field, Justin Wilson carved his way through the field to finish P3 for Dale Coyne Racing. It was a truly awesome thing to watch.
Dario Franchitti
Dario has a much needed bounce back weekend after finishing a miserable 25th in the first two races. I didn't see the haters anywhere his weekend, probably too busy sucking on bricks.
Andretti Autosport
Not a good day for Andretti Autosport, with Marco Andretti the only driver on the team with a good finish. James Hinchcliffe and EJ Viso were both involved on a restart incident, and Ryan Hunter-Reay crashed trying to Beatriz. Not the best of days for the team.
Will Power
Really hard to believe that Will Power, the most dominant driver on road courses since 2010, has not finished on the podium yet this season. Who woulda thunk?
Mike Conway
Despite having a great weekend going for Conway, who is having a one off with Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing, had a great run going until an electrical issue ruined his race.
Honda won the top four places during the race, thus flexing their muscles that were absent in the beginning of the year. Can Chevrolet rebound?
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Front Left Tire Changer for Tristan Vautier
A mistake by the crewman of Tristan Vautier sending out Tristan Vautier in the pits when it was not safe to release him caused Tristan to hit Will Power. Kinda ruined both of their races. Looking at the replay, it looked like the crewman was looking right at Power! Maybe the brain to hand thing wasn't working. Mistakes happen though.
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Adding to their loving family, Mike Myers and his wife Kelly Tisdale have welcomed a happy and healthy baby boy.
Ecstatic over the birth of their first child, the new mom and dad decided on the name Spike, according to the "Austin Powers" star's rep.
Having announced their pregnancy in May, Kelly is reported to have delivered the couple's bundle of joy two weeks ago.
Myers and Tisdale got hitched in a secret ceremony in New York late last year. Prior to that, Mike had been married to Robin Ruzan for 12 years.
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Loosing a mobile phone is not an uncommon thing for anyone in this world. You must have heard that your friend or any other person forget his or her phone in a hotel, car, garden, park. and when he or she goes to pick up phone, mobile phone was not there where he or she left it. Now what to do if your mobile phone is stolen. In many countries like Uk, there is mobile phone database, which can prevent lost or stolen mobile phones from being used on any mobile network, thus these stolen mobile phones are worthless to anyone. This system exactly works like a stolen credit card, whenever you loose your credit card, you simply make a phone call to your requisite bank to deactivate your credit card. Similar is the case with mobile phones, you call your service provider and give them a specific number to deactivate your stolen mobile phone. This system applies to both prepay and postpaid packages. Every mobile in this world has a unique code called as International mobile equipment identity (IMEI Number). This is a unique serial number of every mobile phone. If you provide this serial number to your network operator, they will deactivate your stolen mobile phone. No one can use your mobile phone even if the person who has stolen your mobile, insert new sim in the mobile. This mobile will be useless for all networks or service providers. All mobile network operators will deactivate or disable the phone by reference to the unique IMEI nomber of the mobile phone. Now question is how to get this IMEI number? This number can normally be found under the battery of mobile phone (looking something like 004400/01/123456/7). You can also get this number from the phone software, by entering following usefull code. Simply write down on your mobile phone following code.* # 0 6 # A 15 digit code will appear on the screen after pressing send button, or in some phones it comes automatically just by writing * # 0 6 #. So whenever you buy a mobile phone, get this code from the battery or simply write above code on your phone and get IMEI number. After this record this 15 digit IMEI number and your phone number on your personal note book, place this book at a safe place and thats it. Now suppose if you lost your phone, make a call to your service provider and give them your phone number and this particular key,i.e IMEI number. They will deactivate your stolen mobile phone. You probably won't get your phone back, but at least you know that whoever stole it can't use/sell it either. If everybody does this, there would be no point in people stealing mobile phones Remember your mobile phone is very valuable for you. You may have very important data stored in it. So take care of your mobile phones. Don't use your mobile in crowded areas or where you might feel unsafe. Govenment is trying to encourage mobile phone companies to give more options for improving mobile phone security. So remember this simple code * # 0 6 #. Tell all your friends and colleagues to get IMEI number with the help of this code. If all of us simply follow this tip of making mobile secure, believe me no one will try to steal anyone's mobile phone. Send these beautiful mobile phone sms
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