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What to do about M's father?
By Donna Olmstead, Soccer America
The recent death of Salt Lake City, Utah, soccer referee
Ricardo Portillo
makes me incredibly sad. There isn't a game on earth that is worth someone's life. I read that his family says the parents of the 17-year-old keeper who hit him in the head should bear some of the blame. I guarantee you that neither the parents nor anyone else on the sidelines intended for Portillo's death to happen. But time and time again I've watched negative energy result in unintended consequences.
We were at a U9 rec league soccer game Saturday. These kids are at the age where some of them are beginning to show a real talent for soccer and the rest of them are just having a good time running around in the sun.
One little girl, we'll call her M, should be on a competitive team. She has two older brothers who practice soccer with her, and the lessons show in the way she moves, handles the ball and watches the players around her. She's the team's top scorer, of course. And she's a nice kid.
The coach is great with the players. He plays them evenly throughout the game and encourages them with positive comments. He's not the type of coach who keeps his strong players on the whole game with the object of winning. I wish we could clone him.
And I wish we could banish M's father to the parking lot. Actually, to a parking lot in another county. Or state.
When a player whom M's father considers to be weak is playing defense, he snorts and makes comments such as, "Well, now they'll score for sure."
When a player besides his daughter has the ball, he yells that they should pass it to her.
And, with M's father on the sideline, who needs a coach? He knows everything about soccer and "coaches" at the top of his lungs.
Besides not having a volume control, one of the problems with M's father is that he really doesn't know everything about soccer. For example, when the keeper picked up the ball outside the box, M's father yelled, "Penalty kick!" Of course it was just a hand ball, but he really didn't want to hear that.
I'm not sure how to handle parents like him. Sitting at the other end of the field helps me a little, but it doesn't do anything for the parents around him whose feelings he's hurting. He simply goes into his own world when the game begins and becomes unconscious of everyone else.
Because at this age the kids still are shorter than the parents, they get to run through a "parent tunnel" at the end of the game. And they love it. It doesn't matter who won or lost, they run through smiling while the parents yell encouragement. Then everyone gets a treat.
We tied this game 4-4. When M's mom told her husband it was time to form the tunnel, he looked at her and said, "They don't deserve a tunnel. They didn't win." And he picked up his chair and walked off the field. I hope M didn't notice that he wasn't there.
I don't know how to handle M's father. Actually, I know I can't handle him. And I'm pretty sure he doesn't realize that the negative energy he is sending to the players and to the players' parents will have unintended consequences. At the very least, he's ruining the game for the people close enough to hear him. Let's just hope that's as far as it goes.
(Florida resident Donna Olmstead has been involved in soccer through both her children and her grandchildren, as well as housing professional players and owning and running an indoor soccer facility. She is a freelance writer and spends weekends trying to remember at which tournament she's supposed to be cheering.)
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TD, without meaning to break your chain of thought..
Our Hartley is a pig to manouever going astern, to which I've always blamed the outboard, but I'm starting to think that the substantial full-length "keel" could be at least partly to blame.
Is there much difference in reversing manouverability between a full-keeler and a cutaway-forefoot? Or is reversing always an issue until you get to a fin??
.. and I'd love to know if a winged keel makes any difference to docking ability, but I guess I'll find out for myself in a couple of weeks.
Better minds than mine could give you a more technically correct answer but as far as I'm aware it's all to do with waterflow over the rudder. A fin with no skeg has clear flow from prop to rudder so they will steer in reverse. Full keel has seriously disturbed flow so will be a pig, fin and skeg neither fish nor fowl. I've found that fin and skeg will steer in reverse if you are brave, meaning if you give it a bit of stick they will behave but I do add that it takes a brave soul to reverse a 40'er into a confined space at 2000rpm. I am as bold as a lion in the middle of a calm bay practicing my reversing but seem to be more small rodentish when surrounded by a few hundred thousand dollars worth of other people's plastic.
fancy that, post number 100
I've learnt at bit from you already and you obviously have a lot to add to this forum - keep up the good work!!
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agree with your comments on the Spray design. The word "tub" comes to mind. There are three or four at my club and I have never seen any of them move. Boat's at FSC, too big to get under the bridges. The plan of you new boat looks good, like you said plenty of storage. I was recently looking at a plan of my boat that specified some storage behind a seat that I was not aware of. Pulled the cushion away and sure enough some extra storage. This is after almost two years of owning the boat
Hartley18, my boat has a cutaway forefoot and reversing is still a chore. My guess is that a full length keel would be worse, a fin and skeg would be better and a fin and spade rudder would be the most manoverable. Still I'm mostly going forward so it's not a big issue
Would'nt have a clue about a winged keel.
TD, without meaning to break your chain of thought..
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Having owned a C28 I know what you mean about reversing a full keeler. Raven is fin and you can park her like a car. When we move on to fin and skeg I am going to miss that attribute although I'm hopeful the fin and skeg will track a little better and that should make up for the reversing woes.
Is there much difference in reversing manouverability between a full-keeler and a cutaway-forefoot? Or is reversing always an issue until you get to a fin??
.. and I'd love to know if a winged keel makes any difference to docking ability, but I guess I'll find out for myself in a couple of weeks.
Firstly my apologies for not responding to your post but I've only just seen it. (Monday Morning).
Thanks for the info and for your honest assessment. While as I said, I'm not a Roberts fan I do know plenty of people who own them and his Spray design in nothing short of ubiquitous. Many people think of them as utter dogs yet I had drinks with a chap a month or so back who is half way through a circumnavigation and had no real complaints.
Having owned a C28 I know what you mean about reversing a full keeler. Raven is fin and you can park her like a car. When we move on to fin and skeg I am going to miss that attribute although I'm hopeful the fin and skeg will track a little better and that should make up for the reversing woes.
Looks like a nice boat though. Different requirements to ours of course. We don't have kids so our needs down below are very different. Indeed the new boat we are negotiating is at 42' probably bigger than we need or want but she makes up for it in other ways. I doubt she would suit a family but for two old farts like us she is pretty damn good. I must say however that in terms of useable space the 42'er is a gem.
This is the interior plan from the original plans. Ours is slightly different but close enough for jazz. Stowage capacity is immense. Indeed it wasn't until we had her out of the water for survey that we found the locker under the v-berth stowage that houses the hot water heater.
I'll post proper pics of her one day but not until my name is on the papers.
Rottnest looks nice. Somehow I doubt I'll ever get over there. Our plans do include the Kimberley Coast but if we then proceed south it really means crossing the Bight to get home and that does not appeal. OTOH other than those bloody sandflies I really do like WA south of Fremantle.
Where do keep your old girl ? Freo I presume or are you up the river ?
BTW, I presume when you say convert to a Doghouse that you mean so the PH becomes more of a hard dodger. From my experience that would be a good move. Unless you are seriously into cold climate cruising the PH is just too enclosing while the DH is a nice compromise. We have to rebuild the dodger on the new boat and have still not absolutely decided on soft or hard although soft has the inside running at the moment.
|Thanks for the info, Ilenart. Interesting reading and a nice part of the world.. (nice boat too!)
Mr Wombat,
I think the designs are ok. Nothing flash and I think elsewhere on this site it has been commented that they are a bit out of date (I remember reading something that Jeff_H once said about the Roberts designs along this line). They are good seaworthy designs, however there are better designs out there (Van de Stradt comes to mind).
The other negative is build quality. A lot of Roberts designs are home built and the quality runs from very good to bloody awful. You really need to spend a lot of time checking out the boat plus a good surveyor is a must. I'm lucky that my boat was professionally built.
Now the positives. The main one (especially in Australia) is value for money. These boats are cheap so a good one is going to be a lot cheaper to purchase than a equivalent name brand. For me that meant being able to get a decent sized boat without having to mortgage everything.
I also recently prepared a summary of all the yachts participating in Sail Indonesia, as I thought this would give me a good idea of what people are sailing offshore around Oz. Turns out the most popular design are Roberts; mainly Roberts 434, Offshore 44 and Mauritius 44. (next most popular were Halberg Rassys and Adams).
On my particular design (Roberts 45 Classic) I am very happy. I wanted a heavy boat that is well behaved in rough conditions, something we get plently of here along the West Australia coast. I also wanted a boat that could comfortably fit five persons (2 adults & 3 kids). Have also been surprised at how well the boat sails, however that is partly due to the sail size (1,011 sq ft). The fact that it is a ketch rig means the large sails are more managable, an issue for me as I do not want to scare the family. In WA I have seen a lot of skippers scare their wives / families in rough weather to the point where the skipper sails solo and / or the boat is sold. My boat is very well behaved in rough weather, in fact the biggest issue last time in rough weather was that everyone in the family was asleep and I was looking after the boat by myself.
The negatives on my boat is going in reverse (she is a full keel with a cutaway forefoot, so I should'nt really complain) and fixing all the leaks! Still she is 28 years old so I should'nt really complain, plus I'm getting ontop of this.
My boat also has an issue with poor use of space, however this is mainly due to the design of the pilothouse. About 15 years ago a previous owner built a pilothouse over the centre cockpit. I am seriously considering converting the pilothouse into a doghouse and fixing the poor use of space issues. When I firm up my plans more I'll post some details on the Designs thread for people's comments.
Here is a link to page that shows my particular design. My boat has the bow from the schooner, the underbody design of the sloop and the inside layout of the "Roberts 45 - centre cockpit" which is shown on another page.
Roberts Classic 45
Also below is a picture taken last year over at Rotto.
One Van de Stadt design listed is the MB 24 (p68). I know this boat design fairly well as I used to race offshore in one in the 1980's. Good seaworthy design. Similar to the Spacesailer 24, but points a bit better in a seaway. Lots of them over here in WA as they used to be built here.
Minor hijack but I figure the thread has drifted from C28s anyway.
Ilenart, what do you think of your Roberts ? I confess I am not a fan of the guy but I'm interested as I hear both good and bad about his designs.
Admittedly, like Van de Stadt, there are just so many Roberts designs out there that there are bound to be both successful and not.
One Van de Stadt design listed is the MB 24 (p68). I know this boat design fairly well as I used to race offshore in one in the 1980's. Good seaworthy design. Similar to the Spacesailer 24, but points a bit better in a seaway. Lots of them over here in WA as they used to be built here.
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Review: Arbor Push 2013
I am not sure how qualified I am to review anything but I got a new board and new bindings (thanks tax refund) and I tried them out on my first powder day!
My old setup:
Board: 148cm GNU B-Nice
Bindings: Burton Lexa
New setup:
Board: 148cm Arbor Push
Bindings: GNU B-Famous
Boots: Salomon Boots
Location: Monarch, CO
Snow Conditions: POWDER!! It was everywhere. Even the groomers were soft.
First Impression: This board slid through the first green like butter and I caught my first edge feeling the difference between a rocker and trad camber. Another thing is I was little intimidated by the board. It says the board is for intermediate to advanced riders and is not for mellow advanced riders. I was worried I would be on my ass all day. I am proud to say I was not, I rode that board into the mountain. :giggle:
Weight: tad heavier than average
Flex: It was stiff for sure. The flex on my old board made me feel a little squirrelly at fast speeds and stiff runs. I was bombing the mountain with all the stability in the world on the Arbor. It turned so smoothly. No resistance like I though there would be. My bindings are also some of the stiffest I could find and I think that helped. I knew going in that they would be some harsh stuff to ride. I got tired quickly having to work a little harder and being more aggressive than I ever was before. Good turn initiation with this board. Simple to carve down the mountain as long as you aren't lazy about it. :laugh:
Turning: Beautiful. I was having problems with my GNU getting a good heel-side turn in. The Arbor forces you to act. You need to bend your knees more to feel in control. Switching edges was almost to easy. If you get lazy about it the board will tell you for sure. I ate it a few times not paying attention. But most of the time the board gave you a warning and I was correcting better than I ever did on the GNU.
Stable: I have never felt more safe on a board before. The camber, the stiffness, combined with bindings made me stable. I was able to pick up speeds I never even dreamed of. I hit a few moguls runs and just picked through them. Landing a jump even felt better than on the more flexible GNU.
Pop: Hit a few jumps on the trails, landed everyone. This is the first time I can say that. I felt smooth going in. A little work to get up off the jump, landing was a dream. I am absolutely positive the powder made this easier as well. I will have to get some jumps in a terrain park before I can make a conclusive answer to this. The little park was being redone and was closed at monarch.
Switch: It's a directional board. The only time I rode was switch was in a tree run, through two feet of powder. It was going to be difficult anyway. But the board is a twin, same shape so I just had to get used to having a long nose for a few feet.
Overall Impression: :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: The Push was just a dream to ride. I have no regrets. The traditional camber felt great, the stability of the board just made it for me. I am glad to be on a board that pushes me to be my best. It was a work out for sure and the board will make you go ass over tea kettle if you aren't careful. It was beautiful day to ride this board as well. Powder and steep runs. I was just blown away.
Any cons? - Those bindings were a bitch. Gnu has the step in system like flow and I got the very best they offer. And while they were on feet strapped in, they work just so well. Getting into them though. Ugh! Step in bindings are supposed to be fast. When you pull the high back down, there is a release button for the ankle strap to allow more room. I could not get my boot into them like that. I had to release some more tension, slide my foot in, pop in the high back, push the release button down and then crank back down the ankle strap. It was just annoying. I got used to it after a while and its not that much different than strapping in on my Lexa's it was annoying to have a system that just didn't work. My bf straps into his flows in two seconds. I still took a while to get into mine. :dunno:
Best for: Freeriding - The board's advertising says it is made for girls who surf mountains. They weren't kidding. If you are looking for something playful this is not the board. I am not saying it wasn't fun. It was a blast! It just requires work and concentration. A great board for those riders out there willing to test their limits.
A little nervous about my first review but we are just missing so many women's boards on here that I had to do one. :yahoo:
Excellent review!
Outstanding Comments !!!!!
Great to hear from a female who clearly loves to ride and can articulate in fine detail her experiences. For all of us guys who "think" we know what is best for our Wives, GF's, SO's, it is so cool to hear the female perspective from someone who has been on different boards and knows the difference. Trust me, you are qualified. :thumbsup:
Many thanks. :eusa_clap:
Great review--thanks for posting!
Just curious, what is your weight and boot size? I notice that you're riding the Push in the same length as the B-Nice...usually one would go longer for a freeride board although it's all preference anyway.
I'll post a review on the NS Lotus when I can actually find a good powder day to ride it (one Tahoe snow forecast doesn't predict a significant snowfall until early March...)
Also, thanks for giving me an incentive to file my taxes! Still haven't done it yet.
I fluctuate between 120 and 130 and wear a size 8 boot. I started off on a 151 Never Summer for my first two times on the mountain. Borrowed the board. Going too small wasn't such a good idea. I didn't want to head back up so I stuck with 148.
Great review Desiree!
It's great to see more womens reviews posted on here! :thumbsup:
Maybe I can get back on my board soon :yahoo:
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'When the Buffalo Sabres' season began, the million-dollar question was, where will the goals come from? After Sunday's 4-1 victory against the Pittsburgh Penguins, it might be time to award that million dollars to anyone who figured the goals would come from behind the opposing net.'
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OXFORD, Miss. - It was a sensational Saturday night for the ninth-ranked University of Tennessee women, as sophomore walk-on Jessica Reust won the pole vault, freshman Tianna Madison seized second in the long jump and junior Elizabeth McCalley took third in the 3000m steeplechase at the Southeastern Conference Outdoor Track & Field Championships.
Reust, a product of Knoxville's Farragut High School, tallied ten points and matched her own school record, sophomore Kendra Rhyne (Andersonville, Tenn.) added 2.50 for a sixth-place finish in the vault, Madison tossed in eight for her effort in the long jump and McCalley chipped in six more with her school-record performance, as the Lady Volunteers zoomed into fourth place with 31.50 points. Arkansas surged to the lead with 68 points, followed by Georgia (62.50) and Florida (35). UT sits ahead of Auburn (22.50), South Carolina (21.50), Alabama (19), Kentucky (16), Vanderbilt (16), LSU (14) and Ole Miss (6) heading into the final day.
The Lady Vols also advanced sophomore Brooke Novak (Kaukauna, Wis.) and senior Lindsay Hyatt (Auburn, Calif.) to the finals of the 1500 meters, junior Dee Dee Trotter (Decatur, Ga.) in the 400 meters and Madison in the 100 meters.
"Once again, the team put its best foot forward and showed a big heart, no question," Clark said. "It was a remarkable performance by Jessica Reust, a walk-on, to deliver an SEC title. I'm very proud of her, as I am of Kendra Rhyne, who provided a big PR and some sixth-place points for the team.
"Tianna Madison put herself in a special category. She's a competitor who always comes through when it counts. She's been bothered by some nicks, but she put those behind her and got the job done tonight.
"Elizabeth McCalley also put her best foot forward, smashing the school record by 10 seconds. I can't say enough about how she keeps delivering when she's under pressure."
Entering the competition as the third ranked vaulter in the conference, Reust matched her UT standard of 13-3.50 and defeated SEC leader Fanni Juhasz of Georgia (also cleared 13-3.50) by virtue of fewer misses. An aerospace engineering major who joined the team as a walk-on two seasons ago, Reust becomes the third UT woman to win an outdoor league vault title. She joins 1999 champion Tracy Carrington and 2000 victor Christie Elwin among orange-clads to grace the winner's circle.
Reust was not alone in succeeding for Coach David Job's pole vault corps, as Rhyne soared over a personal-record 12-7.50 to earn a tie for sixth. While Reust made her scoring debut in SEC action, Rhyne followed up her eighth-place showing during the 2004 indoor meet. Classmate Jessica Andrews (Rockford, Tenn.) also achieved a PR, clearing 12-0 for the first time and placing 12th.
In the long jump, Madison uncorked a career-topping leap of 20-9.75 on her final attempt to overtake Alabama's Tasha Pharr and move into the runner-up slot. The rookie from Elyria, Ohio, duplicated her second-place finish during the indoor SEC meet and bettered a wind-aided mark of 20-9.25 that she recorded earlier this season. Tonight's measurement ties Madison for fourth on UT's all-time performers list with Menka Scott. Also competing in the long jump but not scoring were freshman Edra Finley (Mobile, Ala.) in 12th at 18-9 and sophomore Caitlin Ward (Gibsonia, Pa.) in 15th at 16-8.50.
In Saturday's final event, McCalley added to UT's bundle with six crucial points. Her 10:36.39 readout smashed her own school record of 10:46.99 and gave her the best SEC showing of her career in that event after finishing seventh as a freshman and ninth a year ago in Knoxville.
In the first prelim of the evening, Novak and Hyatt moved on to Sunday's finals with solid showings. Novak won heat two in a career-best clocking of 4:21.47, a mark that was the second fastest of the trials. Hyatt, meanwhile, cruised to a 4:21.98 count to place third in heat one and fifth fastest of the qualifiers. Redshirt freshman Mindy Sullivan (Lubbock, Texas) was unable to advance, winding up 17th in a career-best 4:41.79.
After earning a berth in the finals in the 200 meters on Friday night, Trotter made it two-for-two by running the quickest time in the trials of the 400 meters. Her 51.80 readout eclipsed the Ole Miss Track & Field Complex record and moved her on to Sunday's championship race, where she will attempt to repeat her 2003 triumph. The race was her season debut at that distance, so it also earns her a ticket to the Mideast Regional Meet in Baton Rouge, La., on May 28-29.
The final prelim of the evening was the 100-meter dash, and Madison earned a lane in the finals via an 11.56 showing that was good enough for third in heat one and fifth overall. Junior Toyin Olupona (Orillia, Ontario, Canada), however, missed qualifying by one spot, finishing sixth in heat one and 10th overall in a career-best 11.62.
"Advancing Brooke and Lindsay in the 1500 meters, Dee Dee in the 400 meters and Tianna in the 100 meters only adds to a bigger day tomorrow," Clark said. "We were trying to get Toyin in the 100-meter finals. She just missed the cut, but she ran a personal best, which is a move in the right direction after having not done that before at SECs."
The only other result involving Lady Vols included Finley, who placed 17th in the 100m hurdles in 14.71.
On Sunday, Tennessee gets things started at 1 p.m. CT with the javelin throw. UT will also compete in the triple jump, 1500m, 400m, 100m, 800m, 200m, 5000m and the 4x100m and 4x400m relays on the final day of the meet.


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Guys have been giving me good reviews on the Cooper Discover ST tires. I am really looking into them now.
Like I mentioned in my last post want a tire that I can rely on in medium mud slop in the field, as well as in the snow. And drive down the pavement well also since thats where I do most of my driving outside of huntin season.
Looking hard at the S/T's or even the S/TT's. Would love to hear some more reviews from the DHC members if you have any experiance with these tires.
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Robert writes:
In TWIM #60 @1:06:23 Michael Schmidt suggests that glucose for fermentation from biomass is a necessary step in production of fuel ethanol. Fuel ethanol and other low molecular weight compounds can also be produced by autotrophic anaerobic fermentation of syngas. Syngas is a mixture of carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and hydrogen produced by pyroclastic treatment of a wide variety of organic material including ligno-cellulose, recycled tires, sewage sludge, and natural gas or methane. These reactions have been studied for many years and are being commercialized by Coskata. www.coskata.com.
Never underestimate the ability of microbes to scrounge a living from nearly any environment with water and energy available.
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I am a Canadian, here in the USA attending graduate school. Occasionally I hear hints in Michael Schmidt's language that he might be a fellow Canuck (words like "university" and "zed", and of course his impeccable class and intelligence). Michael, thinking back I'm not sure you've revealed anything about your past prior to your days in Indiana (at least not in the TWiMs I've listened to - I'm still working through them). If this is on purpose I respect that decision (I don't mean to pry into personal lives) - I was just curious.
Happy TWiMing!
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Juan writes:
Hi, i'm currently a Bioinformatics and Genomics Phd student at Penn State with a masters in Computer science and statistics. I'm currently working in antibiotic resistance in bacteria. I'm almost up to par with twim and i'm very grateful for your insightful discussions and the time you put in teaching everyone. This has been a great foundation for my microbiological knowledge. Keep up the good work.
I recently had the good luck to meet Dr Jo Handelsman during a distinguished talk here in my department.
I'm also a listener of twiv and twip, but not as often as twim.
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Last year, I started teaching microbiology for students interested in health-related fields. I caught up on all past TWiM episodes to help prepare me for teaching. I have learned so much from the podcasts, and so much what I already knew has been reinforced! In particular, the recent mention of conjugation experiments brought back happy memories, since I worked on a self-mobilizing pathogenicity plasmid for years. Listening to TWiM has an added benefit, since my students think I'm much smarter than I really am. :-)
I'm from another country and a few days ago, I was talking to a colleague (also from another country), and we discussed our shock when we first came to the US and found that everyone who works in health care can simply go home in their work clothes. In fact, they almost seem to wear their scrubs as a badge of honor (Do you see my scrubs? I do really, really important work!). It is my impression that many cases of nosocomial infections are associated with health care staff (consider that renovating an entire building wasn't enough to get rid of Klebsiella, which was probably brought back in on the first day of re-opening by the staff). The staff carry these bacteria, fungi, and viruses in their noses, on their skin, hands, and clothes around with them. They leave work, stop to buy groceries on their way home, pick kids up from daycare/school, and take their clothes home and wash them with the rest of their household laundry.....
In a number of other countries, health care personnel have to change in designated rooms at the facility. Their uniforms have their names sewn in, or embroidered on, stay behind at the end of the day, and are properly washed by the facility itself. Personnel can (and sometimes are required to) showers before they change into their regular clothes and leave the facility.
Maybe I'm missing some crucial piece of the puzzle, but it seems like a relatively inexpensive and effective way to limit spread of antibiotic resistant bacteria to the general community. It may also have a positive outcome on the spread within the health care setting. I would appreciate it, if anyone on the podcast could comment on this.
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Hello TWiMsters! (I apologize if you receive this message twice, I just noticed that you have a contact form for sending emails.) I recently discovered the trifecta that is the TWi series, and now I can't get enough of your discussions of all things micro. For graduate students like myself, keeping up with the scientific literature can all too easily become just a means for cramming information into our brains that we feel we "should" know. Not only do your shows keep my mind stimulated and expose me to scientific papers that I might not otherwise read, but the informal and enthusiastic nature of the programs are just the slap in the face I need to crawl out from under the stack of papers, and remind me that I actually love to learn about science and to think about the various implications that a particular finding or result might have. After listening to your conversational discussion format and your fantastic insights that tie together the biology of the organism (or virus – are viruses organisms?) with the environment, host, experimental techniques etc., I am finding new clarity in the way that I think about scientific problems and evaluate scientific papers. I can't commend you enough for what you do. Formal presentations of scientific findings are a dime a dozen - listening to world-class scientists "chat" amongst themselves about current topics in microbiology is an invaluable resource that few people really ever get a chance to do, until now. THANK YOU!
On a scientific note, I was recently listening to TWIM #43 and your discussion on the stable formation of caveolae in in E. coli. It was mentioned that it had previously been thought that stable caveolae formation in eukaryotic cells requires cholesterol, to which Michael replied that "there is [no cholesterol] in our friends the bacteria". Although this was and is true in the context of E. coli and the paper's findings, I think it is worth pointing out that there are several described examples of free cholesterol and cholesterol-containing glycolipids in bacterial outer membranes – namely in Helicobacter, Mycoplasma, Ehrlichia, Anaplasma, Brachyspira, and Borrelia species. In Borrelia burgdorferi, cholesterol containing compounds have been shown to form organized lipid rafts both in culture and in animal-derived organisms, with physical properties similar to that in eukaryotic membranes. A recent paper published in PLOS Pathogens in January of 2013 utilized fluorescent and radiolabeled cholesterol to demonstrate that B. burgdorferi extracts cholesterol from the plasma membrane of eukaryotic cells, and that prokaryotic cholesterol-glycolipids can be transferred to epithelial cell membranes through both a contact dependent mechanism (using direct attachment) and a contact independent method (through released outer membrane vesicles). I highly recommend looking in to this story (maybe as a TWIM topic?), as it provides a shift in the thinking about lipid rafts, expanding their biological relevance to prokaryotes, and could have implications for the evolution of the eukaryotic cell membrane structure. Additionally, transfer of antigenic lipids from bacteria to host cells could play a role in pathogenesis - having multiple consequences for the host immune response and potentially contributing to heightened inflammation, and perhaps even direct targeting of the cells themselves by immune effectors. I've provided the citations and Pubmed link
s to a few papers on the B. burgdorferi story below, but also recommend digging into the story for H. pylori.
I've rambled enough for now, I should run – I've got to get to iTunes to write a good review or two…
LaRocca TJ, Crowley JT, Cusack BJ, Pathak P, Benach J, et al. (2010) Cholesterol lipids of Borrelia burgdorferi form lipid rafts and are required for the bactericidal activity of a complement-independent antibody. Cell Host Microbe 8: 331–342. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20951967/
Crowley JT, Toledo AM, LaRocca TJ, Coleman JL, London E, et al. (2013) Lipid Exchange between Borrelia burgdorferi and Host Cells. PLoS Pathog 9(1): e1003109. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23326230
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Jennie Williams (RN) here - I've just seen something from Medscape that I thought you'd be delighted to know. An offering of clinical guidance on a successful recipe for Fecal Transplantation (bio-transplantation) for C difficile. Historical background on Fecal Microbiota Transplantation and a picture of success beyond C Dif to inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), idiopathic constipation as well. Fecal Transfer appears to work for C Dif that relapses as well.
Aside from fairly direct fecal transfers - this synthetic poo is described:
Elaine O. Petrof, MD, assistant professor, Department of Medicine, Infectious Diseases, Kingston General Hospital, Queen's University, Ontario, Canada, and colleagues created the human synthetic stool mixture by culturing the stool microbial diversity of a healthy 41-year-old woman and brewing a mixture of 33 different intestinal bacteria isolates in pure culture. They named the synthetic stool mixture RePOOPulate.
The bacterial mixture was infused into the colon of 2 patients in their 70s, both of whom were infected with a hypervirulent strain of C difficile, ribotype 078, and who had failed at least 3 courses of antibiotic therapy.
Both patients returned to normal bowel patterns in 2 or 3 days and remained symptom-free for 6 months. At that time, rRNA sequences representing the RePOOPulate mixture made up 25% of the gut bacterial population.
This link should get you to the right place.
Thank you once again for making the world safe for microbiota Vince and friends!
Yours with warmest regards


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Ninety percent of the plants and animals found on the island of Madagascar evolved there and nowhere else. All of the country's 70-plus species of lemur—including this sifaka—are considered endangered. To help protect them and other unique species, the government has set aside more than nine million acres (3.7 million hectares) of land.
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This mother selling bananas and bread in the central-plateau region likely can trace at least part of her ancestry back more than 2,000 years to Indo-Malayan explorers, whom evidence suggests were the first people to reach the island. Archaeologists aren't sure whether they crossed the Indian Ocean or came overland to the east coast of Africa and then sailed from there.
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Sparse branches that grow only at the tree's top and look more like roots than canopy give the baobab its nickname: "upside-down tree." These smooth-trunked behemoths can reach 80 feet (24 meters) high and a stout ten feet (three meters) in diameter. Madagascar's Avenue of the Baobabs, in the Menabe region, is one of the island's most popular tourist destinations.
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Nosy Be, which means "big island" in Malagasy, is Madagascar's largest island. Located about five miles (eight kilometers) off the country's northwest coast, this heavily forested volcanic outcrop, fringed with brilliant reefs and turquoise waters, is one of Madagascar's most popular tourist destinations.
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The bustle of a busy market in Antananarivo, Madagascar's capital, can't keep a Malagasy baby from a nap. Antananarivo, which means "city of a thousand warriors" in Malagasy, is home to nearly two million of Madagascar's 20 million inhabitants.
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A researcher navigates the skin-ripping pinnacles of the limestone tsingy formations in central-western Madagascar. In Malagasy, "tsingy" means "where one cannot walk barefoot." The exact processes that carved these otherworldly stonescapes are complex and rare; only a few similar formations exist outside Madagascar.
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Odell said Washington needs to streamline its processes: "We must collaborate. FEMA is dragging its heels. Mandates are killing all of us. Transportation funding is critical."
Hayworth agreed that the federal government should "not impose burdens where it has nothing helpful to add. This is a natural tendency of bureaucracy. We have added layers of law over decades—well meaning—but such actions have resulted in disproportionate burdens for local communities. A new commonsense approach must be undertaken to the size and scope of the federal government."
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|We keep a sheet over Pennys crate. When she goes in and gets mouthy I poke my head under the blanket and lay with her until she lays down (usually fairly quickly) I remove head and due to the sheet she cant see me physically leave the room. My gf leaves on her computer if its only for a little to keep her occupied. Shes becoming partial to Taylor Swift
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What worked well for our GSD, Toby, was that during the day, I would get him into his crate, close the door, and every 5 seconds he was quiet, I'd reward him with a high value treat, i.e. small piece of turkey, ham, string cheese, etc.
I'd let him out after about 30 seconds or so, so he understood that he was not in there permanently. And I'd do this and repeat it as many times as I could during the day - of course, this ideally works on a weekend, when you have time to devote to this training exercise.
Gradually, I'd increase the time interval, and start walking away and out of his line of sight, i.e. to the kitchen, downstairs to the laundry room, and come back up, and again, only rewards him for being quiet, and then walk away again.
He definitely figured it out after a couple of days
I hope this was helpful and that you get some relief soon!
|Gah. He's such a turd sometimes. As I type this he's actually laying in his crate, sleeping, so obviously the problem isn't him hating the crate. He only freaks when I shut the door and walk away. But he'll go hang out any other time. Think it's just him trying to manipulate the situation? Still putting him in twice a day for naps, and then opening when he quiets for 5-10 minutes. Occassionally he'll fall asleep but that's rare. Do you think I should leave him in longer ( right now he'll cry for 15-45 minutes before settling)? Or keep taking baby steps?
|So, update, we've been putting him in there during the day and then leaving quietly and hiding out. It takes between 10 and 30 minutes for him to calm himself, and he'll stay calm for about 1-2 minutes. We keep extending the time each time and hope soon we'll be able to really leave. He still pees almost every time we try this. Hopefully soon I have a better update...
I think it'll have to be a judgement call. I've known dogs who were smart enough to know that pottying in the crate got them out of it. If that's what he's doing, you might have to tough it out.
I have a dog that will pee in her crate to mark her territory if the other two dogs spend a night away, but she doesn't go any other time in the house.
|I do normally have the lights out at night and it's quiet at night. I don't let him out if he's crying, I wait until he's quiet for at least a few minutes. I'll try leaving the house and just stepping outside. Do you think that it will hurt his house training to let him continue having accidents in his crate?
When you put him in at night are all the lights and tv and sounds already off so that it's clear it's bed time? Can you recreate that when you put him in during the day?
Are you letting him out when he throws the fit in the day? If so, stop. Even if he urinates, you should only let him out when he is calm and quiet and then deal with the mess later (as much as it may stink).
Diane is also right. Put him in and walk away (or even outside) like it's nothing and again, don't come back into sight until he is quiet.
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I would leave a radio on, give him something really yummy (safe) to chew on, maybe put his morning meal IN the crate with him right before you leave, and then leave while he's eating..You can also try covering the crate, altho if he is going bonkers, he may pull whatever you put over it, INTO the crate...
You can also put him in the crate during the day and LEAVE , just go outside where he can't see you, for a few minutes, come back when he's quiet, let him out, start extending your times..
another crate training question
I've read the million or so threads on crate training but still can't figure out what to do with my pup. He goes into his crate at night without a fuss, only waking at night to potty, then back in without a peep. Sleeps fine with one or two potty breaks during the night (he's 10 weeks).
My problem is during the day and in the car. He goes crazy when we lock the door then. He'll go in otherwise in and out. We feed him in there and have crate treats and have tried keeping special crate toys, but nothing seems to be working to get him to like it during the day. At some point we'll both need to leave the house but don't trust him to be alone without being in his crate. We've made sure he has just gone to potty also and he sometimes piddles in there when he's throwing his tantrums. Any suggestions?
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Louisiana Woman , Mississippi Man by Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn
Hey Louisiana woman Mississippi man we get together every time we can
The Mississippi River can keep us apart
There's too much love in the Mississippi heart too much love in this Louisiana heart
See the alligators all a waitin' nearby soon or later they know I'm gonna try
When she waves from the bank don't you know I know
It's goodbye fishin' line see you while ago
With a Louisiana woman waitin' on the other side
The Mississippi River don't look so wide
Louisiana woman Mississippi man…
Well I thought I'd been loved but I never had
Till I was wrapped In the arms of a Mississippi man
When he holds me close it feels almost like another hurricane just ripped the coast
If he can't come to me I'm gonna go to him
That Mississippi River Lord I'm gonna swim
Hey Louisiana woman Mississippi man…
Well Mississippi River Lord it's one mile wide and I gotta get me to the other side
Mississippi man I'm losin' my mind gotta have your loving one more time
I'm gonna jump in the river and here go too bad alligatior you swim too slow
Hey Louisiana woman Mississippi man…
There's too much love in the Mississippi heart too much love in this Louisiana heart
There's too much love in the Mississippi heart too much love in this Louisiana heart
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