a handful of peanuts a day may help prevent food poisoning , a study has found . eating the kernels without their skins can improve gut health and the ability to ward off bugs like e.coli , according to the research . scientists from the university of maryland found that flour made from peanut kernel significantly stimulated the growth of lactobacillus casei and lactobacillus rhamnosus , the type of friendly bacteria more commonly associated with yoghurt drinks . eating peanut kernels without their skins can improve gut health and the ability to ward off bugs like e.coli , according to research by the university of maryland . -lrb- mashable -rrb- -- if event registration site eventbrite 's experience is any indication , social media marketers looking for monetary returns on their efforts might get more value from facebook than twitter . the company announced wednesday that an average tweet about an event drove 80 cents in ticket sales during the past six months , whereas an average facebook like drove $ 1.34 . by increasing the amount of good bacteria , the peanut flour was able to reduce the amount of a dangerous bacterium , enterohaemorrhagic e.coli , which can cause severe food poisoning . the study , which used in-house social analytics tools to track ticket sales on the site , was a continuation of a similar analysis the company released in october after analyzing data from a 12-week period . that study also indicated facebook drove more sales for eventbrite than twitter , although the difference between the two networks ' sales per post was greater at that point than throughout the entire six-month period -lrb- the `` value '' of tweets increased -rrb- . in addition to each individual facebook like driving more sales than an individual tweet , the study also revealed cumulative activity on facebook was greater than activity on twitter for eventbrite . people shared eventbrite events on facebook almost four times as often as they did on twitter . the company attributes this disparity to facebook 's wider reach and greater emphasis on real-world ties . it 's important to note that only a very small percentage of site visitors shared event pages on either network . just 1 % of people who landed on an event page shared it with their friends ; 10 % of people who had purchased a ticket did the same . obviously people are more likely to share events if they are attending . their friends , according to eventbrite 's data , are also more likely to buy tickets to an event shared on facebook by a ticket holder than one shared by an uncommitted friend . the friendly bacteria out-competes the harmful bacteria by occupying space on intestinal walls and by producing antimicrobial substances . four made from peanut kernel stimulates the growth of friendly bacteria , research has found . lead researcher dr debabrata biswas said : ` eating approximately 50g of peanut kernels a day could improve the gut microflora and would help to protect against foodborne illnesses caused by common foodborne bacterial pathogens . ' when the scientists tested the peanut skin , however , they found it had the opposite effect to the peanut kernel , inhibiting the growth of good bacteria and promoting the growth of the harmful e.coli and salmonella bacteria . but whether these trends , or any of eventbrite 's findings , are relevant to other types of purchases is still a matter of speculation . but eventbrite is betting they are . melissa wilson and her team-mates are on the brink of making history . on saturday , at the 161st oxford-cambridge boat race , the women 's crews will battle the same thames course as the men , who will follow an hour later . after decades of campaigning and 88 years since the first women to race were jeered by male spectators , they get equal billing . and for wilson 's grandfather , 85-year-old richard cowell , from east kilbride , it will be a momentous day . he is not up to the journey to watch his granddaughter compete for cambridge but will still see the race , which will be televised for the first time . wilson , 21 , said : ` i remember when i was 14 watching with my dad and my brother and saying `` are there going to be women on ? '' they laughed -- not in a malicious way -- and said : `` there are n't any women , you could cox i guess '' . so the fact that 10 years on there is a women 's race on the tideway and i 'm in it is pretty remarkable . it 's so wonderful that my grandfather will be able to watch it , too . ' melissa wilson -lrb- left -rrb- and caroline reid of cambridge women 's boat crew at thames rowing club in london . clare balding gave up her regular stint on channel 4 's grand national coverage to present the event because she wants to send a message about the importance of women 's sport . ` it was a big decision to make , ' said balding . ` but there will never be another first women 's boat race on the tideway . ' writing in the journal of food science , the researchers concluded : ` these results suggest that peanut kernels , by improving the beneficial effect of lactobacillus , might reduce the risk of foodborne pathogens infection in the gut . ` however , the role of peanut skin in human health remains to be further investigated . ' `` we carefully track sharing behavior in an effort to help event organizers tap into a new world of distribution for their event promotion , '' wrote tamara mendelsohn , eventbrite 's director of marketing and former senior analyst at forrester research , in a blog post about the study . `` but the findings apply broadly to all e-commerce businesses , because the foundations of e-commerce are shifting as the social graph becomes a meaningful influence in driving transactions . '' © 2011 mashable.com . all rights reserved . her statement was welcomed by caroline reid , the cambridge president . ` it brings the attention of another audience , people who follow clare , ' said reid , 24 . ` maybe people who support the grand national disagree but they will at least be aware it 's happening and that is a good thing . ' e.coli can be transmitted by eating undercooked meat such as mince , or contaminated vegetables that have n't been washed properly . wilson , a third year english literature student and reid , in her fifth year of veterinary medicine , rise at 5.30 am each day for training , gym work and lectures , then it 's back out on the river in the afternoon . cambridge women 's boat crew including wilson -lrb- front -rrb- rowing the thames . reid , claire watkins and wilson prepare ahead of the boat race next saturday . until this year , the women 's race was held a week before the men 's at henley . the course was 1.2 miles compared with this year 's 4.22 mile battle from putney to mortlake . ` at henley it 's straight , so conditions are largely the same the whole way down , ' said reid . ` tideway conditions change because the river bends . there 's a different mental and tactical side , which is exciting . ' but reid refuses to be seen as a pioneer . ` the first women 's race was in 1927 and there were a lot of people against it , talking about whether women should be rowing at all and what they should be wearing , so they were the pioneers . we 're just carrying on in their footsteps , ' she said . salmonella is found in the gut of many animals , especially poultry . proper cooking usually destroys it . undercooked eggs can also be a source .
after decades of campaign the women 's crews are to make history . boat race set to take place on the river thames next saturday .
against foodborne illnesses caused by common foodborne bacterial pathogens . ' when the scientists tested the peanut skin , however , they found it had the opposite effect to the peanut kernel , inhibiting the growth of good bacteria and promoting the growth of the harmful e.coli and salmonella bacteria . but whether these trends , or any of eventbrite 's findings , are relevant to other types of purchases is still a matter of speculation . but eventbrite is betting they are . melissa wilson and her team-mates are on the brink of making history . on saturday , at the 161st oxford-cambridge boat race , the women 's crews will battle the same thames course as the men , who will follow an hour later . after decades of campaigning and 88 years since the first women to race were jeered by male spectators , they get equal billing . and for wilson 's grandfather , 85-year-old richard cowell , from east kilbride , it will be a momentous day . he is not up to the journey to watch his granddaughter compete for cambridge but will still see the race , which will be televised for the first time . wilson , 21 , said : ` i remember when i was 14 watching with my dad and my brother and saying `` are there going to be women on ? '' they laughed -- not in a malicious way -- and said : `` there are n't any women , you could cox i guess '' . so the fact that 10 years on there is a women 's race on the tideway and i 'm in it is pretty remarkable . it 's so wonderful that my grandfather will be able to watch it , too . ' melissa wilson -lrb- left -rrb- and caroline reid of cambridge women 's boat crew at thames rowing club in london . clare balding gave up her regular stint on channel 4 's grand national coverage to present the event because she wants to send a message about the importance of women 's sport . ` it was a big decision to make , ' said balding . ` but there will never be another first women 's boat race on the tideway . ' writing in the journal of food science , the researchers concluded : ` these results suggest that peanut kernels , by improving the beneficial effect of lactobacillus , might reduce the risk of foodborne pathogens infection in the gut . ` however , the role of peanut skin in human health remains to be further investigated . ' `` we carefully track sharing behavior in an effort to help event organizers tap into a new world of distribution for their event promotion , '' wrote tamara mendelsohn , eventbrite 's director of marketing and former senior analyst at forrester research , in a blog post about the study . `` but the findings apply broadly to all e-commerce businesses , because the foundations of e-commerce are shifting as the social graph becomes a meaningful influence in driving transactions . '' © 2011 mashable.com . all rights reserved . her statement was welcomed by caroline reid , the cambridge president . ` it brings the attention of another audience , people who follow clare , ' said reid , 24 . ` maybe people who support the grand national disagree but they will at least be aware it 's happening and that is a good thing . ' e.coli can be transmitted by eating undercooked meat such as mince , or contaminated vegetables that have n't been washed properly . wilson , a third year english literature student and reid , in her fifth year of veterinary medicine , rise at 5.30 am each day for training , gym work and lectures , then it 's back out on the river in the afternoon . cambridge women 's boat crew including wilson -lrb- front -rrb- rowing the thames . reid , claire watkins and wilson prepare ahead of the boat race next saturday . until this year , the women 's race was held a week before the men 's at henley . the course was 1.2 miles compared with this year 's 4.22 mile battle from putney to mortlake . ` at henley it 's straight , so conditions are largely the same the whole way down , ' said reid . ` tideway conditions change because the river bends . there 's a different mental and tactical side , which is exciting . ' but reid refuses to be seen as a pioneer . ` the first women 's race was in 1927 and there were a lot of people against it , talking about whether women should be rowing at all and what they should be wearing , so they were the pioneers . we 're just carrying on in their footsteps , ' she said . salmonella is found in the gut of many animals , especially poultry . proper cooking usually destroys it . undercooked eggs can also be a source .
page shared it with their friends ; 10 % of people who had purchased a ticket did the same . obviously people are more likely to share events if they are attending . their friends , according to eventbrite 's data , are also more likely to buy tickets to an event shared on facebook by a ticket holder than one shared by an uncommitted friend . the friendly bacteria out-competes the harmful bacteria by occupying space on intestinal walls and by producing antimicrobial substances . four made from peanut kernel stimulates the growth of friendly bacteria , research has found . lead researcher dr debabrata biswas said : ` eating approximately 50g of peanut kernels a day could improve the gut microflora and would help to protect against foodborne illnesses caused by common foodborne bacterial pathogens . ' when the scientists tested the peanut skin , however , they found it had the opposite effect to the peanut kernel , inhibiting the growth of good bacteria and promoting the growth of the harmful e.coli and salmonella bacteria . but whether these trends , or any of eventbrite 's findings , are relevant to other types of purchases is still a matter of speculation . but eventbrite is betting they are . melissa wilson and her team-mates are on the brink of making history . on saturday , at the 161st oxford-cambridge boat race , the women 's crews will battle the same thames course as the men , who will follow an hour later . after decades of campaigning and 88 years since the first women to race were jeered by male spectators , they get equal billing . and for wilson 's grandfather , 85-year-old richard cowell , from east kilbride , it will be a momentous day . he is not up to the journey to watch his granddaughter compete for cambridge but will still see the race , which will be televised for the first time . wilson , 21 , said : ` i remember when i was 14 watching with my dad and my brother and saying `` are there going to be women on ? '' they laughed -- not in a malicious way -- and said : `` there are n't any women , you could cox i guess '' . so the fact that 10 years on there is a women 's race on the tideway and i 'm in it is pretty remarkable . it 's so wonderful that my grandfather will be able to watch it , too . ' melissa wilson -lrb- left -rrb- and caroline reid of cambridge women 's boat crew at thames rowing club in london . clare balding gave up her regular stint on channel 4 's grand national coverage to present the event because she wants to send a message about the importance of women 's sport . ` it was a big decision to make , ' said balding . ` but there will never be another first women 's boat race on the tideway . ' writing in the journal of food science , the researchers concluded : ` these results suggest that peanut kernels , by improving the beneficial effect of lactobacillus , might reduce the risk of foodborne pathogens infection in the gut . ` however , the role of peanut skin in human health remains to be further investigated . ' `` we carefully track sharing behavior in an effort to help event organizers tap into a new world of distribution for their event promotion , '' wrote tamara mendelsohn , eventbrite 's director of marketing and former senior analyst at forrester research , in a blog post about the study . `` but the findings apply broadly to all e-commerce businesses , because the foundations of e-commerce are shifting as the social graph becomes a meaningful influence in driving transactions . '' © 2011 mashable.com . all rights reserved . her statement was welcomed by caroline reid , the cambridge president . ` it brings the attention of another audience , people who follow clare , ' said reid , 24 . ` maybe people who support the grand national disagree but they will at least be aware it 's happening and that is a good thing . ' e.coli can be transmitted by eating undercooked meat such as mince , or contaminated vegetables that have n't been washed properly . wilson , a third year english literature student and reid , in her fifth year of veterinary medicine , rise at 5.30 am each day for training , gym work and lectures , then it 's back out on the river in the afternoon . cambridge women 's boat crew including wilson -lrb- front -rrb- rowing the thames . reid , claire watkins and wilson prepare ahead of the boat race next saturday . until this year , the women 's race was held a week before the men 's at henley . the course was 1.2 miles compared with this year 's 4.22 mile battle from putney to mortlake . ` at henley it 's straight , so conditions are largely the same the whole way down , ' said reid . ` tideway conditions change because the river bends . there 's a different mental and tactical side , which is exciting . ' but reid refuses to be seen as a pioneer . ` the first women 's race was in 1927 and there were a lot of people against it , talking about whether women should be rowing at all and what they should be wearing , so they were the pioneers . we 're just carrying on in their footsteps , ' she said . salmonella is found in the gut of many animals , especially poultry . proper cooking usually destroys it . undercooked eggs can also be a source .
a handful peanuts a may prevent, eating the kernels without their skins can improve gut health the ability ward bugs like, according. scientists maryland found flour made peanut kernel significantly stimulated, type friendly bacteria more yoghurt drinks. eating peanut kernels without their skins can improve gut health the ability ward bugs like, research the university maryland. -lrb- mashable -- if event registration site eventbrite 's experience, social media marketers looking monetary returns might get more value facebook twitter the company announced wednesday an average tweet about an event drove 80 cents ticket sales during, whereas an average facebook like drove 1.34 by increasing good bacteria, the peanut flour was a dangerous bacterium, enterohaemorrhagic e.coli the study, used in social analytics ticket sales on a continuation the company released october after analyzing. that study also indicated facebook drove more sales eventbrite twitter, although the two networks ' sales per post greater at that point throughout -lrb- the `` value '' tweets increased -rrb-. in addition each individual facebook like driving more sales than an individual tweet, the study revealed cumulative activity facebook was greater activity for eventbrite people shared eventbrite events almost four times. the company attributes this disparity facebook 's wider reach and greater emphasis real-world ties. it 's important site visitors shared event pages either network. just 1 % people landed an event page shared ; 10 % had purchased did the obviously people more share events if attending. their friends, according eventbrite 's data, are also more buy shared facebook by a ticket holder one an uncommitted friend the friendly bacteria out- by occupying space intestinal walls by producing. four made from peanut kernel stimulates friendly bacteria, research lead researcher dr debabrata biswas said : ` eating approximately 50g peanut kernels could improve the gut microflora would protect caused common foodborne bacterial pathogens. ' when the scientists tested the peanut skin, however to the peanut kernel inhibiting good bacteria promoting and but whether these trends, eventbrite 's findings relevant other types purchases still but eventbrite is betting they are. melissa wilson and her team-mates are on making. on saturday, at the 161st oxford-cambridge boat race the women 's crews battle the same thames course who follow an hour after decades campaigning 88 years since the first women to race were jeered male spectators, they get equal billing. and for wilson 's grandfather, 85-year-old richard cowell from east kilbride it will. he is up the journey to watch his granddaughter compete cambridge but will still see the race, which televised for. wilson, 21 said : ` i remember 14 watching with saying are there going women? '' they laughed -- not in a malicious way -- : there n't any women, you could cox i guess ''. so the fact 10 years on there a women 's race on the tideway i ' in it remarkable. it 's so wonderful my grandfather will watch, too ' melissa wilson -lrb- left -rrb- and caroline reid of cambridge women 's boat crew at thames rowing club. clare balding gave up her regular stint channel 4 's grand national coverage to present the event because wants send women 's sport. ` it a big decision, ' balding. ` but there will another first women 's boat race on the tideway. ' writing in the journal food science the researchers concluded : ` these results peanut kernels, by improving the beneficial effect pathogens infection. ` however the role peanut skin human health remains to further ' `` we carefully track sharing behavior help event organizers tap a new world distribution for their event promotion, '' wrote tamara mendelsohn eventbrite 's director former senior analyst forrester research about `` but the findings apply broadly, because the foundations shifting as the social graph becomes a meaningful influence driving transactions. '' © 2011 mashable.com. all rights. her statement welcomed caroline reid, the cambridge president. ` it brings the attention another audience, people follow clare, ' said reid 24. ` maybe people support the grand national disagree but will at aware it 's happening. ' e.coli can transmitted eating undercooked meat such mince, or contaminated that n't properly. wilson, a third year english literature student and reid in her fifth year veterinary medicine rise at 5.30 am each for training gym work lectures then it 's back out the river. cambridge women 's boat crew including wilson -lrb- front -rrb- rowing the thames. reid, claire watkins wilson prepare ahead the boat race next saturday. until this year, the women 's race held a week at henley. the course was 1.2 miles compared this year 's 4.22 mile battle from putney mortlake. ` at henley it 's straight, so conditions largely the whole down, ' said reid ` tideway conditions change because river bends. there 's a different mental and tactical side, which exciting. ' but reid refuses be seen a pioneer. ` the first women 's race was in 1927 there people against, talking whether rowing at wearing, so the pioneers. we 're just carrying in their footsteps, ' she. salmonella is found, especially poultry proper cooking usually destroys it. undercooked eggs can also.
against foodborne illnesses caused by common foodborne bacterial pathogens . ' when the scientists tested the peanut skin , however , they found it had the opposite effect to the peanut kernel , inhibiting the growth of good bacteria and promoting the growth of the harmful e.coli and salmonella bacteria . but whether these trends , or any of eventbrite 's findings , are relevant to other types of purchases is still a matter of speculation . but eventbrite is betting they are . melissa wilson and her team-mates are on the brink of making history . on saturday , at the 161st oxford-cambridge boat race , the women 's crews will battle the same thames course as the men , who will follow an hour later . after decades of campaigning and 88 years since the first women to race were jeered by male spectators , they get equal billing . and for wilson 's grandfather , 85-year-old richard cowell , from east kilbride , it will be a momentous day . he is not up to the journey to watch his granddaughter compete for cambridge but will still see the race , which will be televised for the first time . wilson , 21 , said : ` i remember when i was 14 watching with my dad and my brother and saying `` are there going to be women on ? '' they laughed -- not in a malicious way -- and said : `` there are n't any women , you could cox i guess '' . so the fact that 10 years on there is a women 's race on the tideway and i 'm in it is pretty remarkable . it 's so wonderful that my grandfather will be able to watch it , too . ' melissa wilson -lrb- left -rrb- and caroline reid of cambridge women 's boat crew at thames rowing club in london . clare balding gave up her regular stint on channel 4 's grand national coverage to present the event because she wants to send a message about the importance of women 's sport . ` it was a big decision to make , ' said balding . ` but there will never be another first women 's boat race on the tideway . ' writing in the journal of food science , the researchers concluded : ` these results suggest that peanut kernels , by improving the beneficial effect of lactobacillus , might reduce the risk of foodborne pathogens infection in the gut . ` however , the role of peanut skin in human health remains to be further investigated . ' `` we carefully track sharing behavior in an effort to help event organizers tap into a new world of distribution for their event promotion , '' wrote tamara mendelsohn , eventbrite 's director of marketing and former senior analyst at forrester research , in a blog post about the study . `` but the findings apply broadly to all e-commerce businesses , because the foundations of e-commerce are shifting as the social graph becomes a meaningful influence in driving transactions . '' © 2011 mashable.com . all rights reserved . her statement was welcomed by caroline reid , the cambridge president . ` it brings the attention of another audience , people who follow clare , ' said reid , 24 . ` maybe people who support the grand national disagree but they will at least be aware it 's happening and that is a good thing . ' e.coli can be transmitted by eating undercooked meat such as mince , or contaminated vegetables that have n't been washed properly . wilson , a third year english literature student and reid , in her fifth year of veterinary medicine , rise at 5.30 am each day for training , gym work and lectures , then it 's back out on the river in the afternoon . cambridge women 's boat crew including wilson -lrb- front -rrb- rowing the thames . reid , claire watkins and wilson prepare ahead of the boat race next saturday . until this year , the women 's race was held a week before the men 's at henley . the course was 1.2 miles compared with this year 's 4.22 mile battle from putney to mortlake . ` at henley it 's straight , so conditions are largely the same the whole way down , ' said reid . ` tideway conditions change because the river bends . there 's a different mental and tactical side , which
 The text discusses the importance of women's sports and how it has evolved over time. It highlights the achievements of women athletes, including Melissa Wilson, who won a gold medal in rowing at the Cambridge University Boat Club. The article also mentions the challenges faced by women in sports, such as sexism and lack of funding. Additionally, it touches upon the role of foodborne illnesses in sports and how they can affect athletic performance.