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Pityrosporum Folliculitis ?
Posted 20 March 2006 - 12:11 PM
Remaining occasional blemishes were focused on borders of hair......on face, back of neck, underarm, and inner thigh.....first thing came to mind is longtime assumption that I had some sort of folliculitis.
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Researched the subject.....and found a medical paper on eMedicine.com (http://www.emedicine...RM/topic338.htm) that said "Pityrosforum Folliculitis" is regularly misdiagnosed as acne......and is successfully treated with a chemical known as "Ketoconazole", the main ingredient in a dandruff shampoo called "Nizoral". Over-the-Counter is 1% strength and sold at Target, Walgreens, etc....it comes stronger with a prescription.
Bought it and have been using as a shower gel.....letting it sit on my body for 5 minutes before washing off.
As of the date of this post it has only been one week, but I have never seen my quality of my skin improve so much so quickly.....
Does anyone know anything about this beyond what little I have found?
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Posted 21 March 2006 - 03:54 AM
especially african men who begin shaving.
Its good you are no using that shower gel for your condition,
the only other thing i could possibly recomend is something with salicylic acid.
which is used for other types of folliculitis such as ingrown hair.
It takes off the top layers of skin, to help prevent bacteria from cloging within the pore/skin and forming an infection.
I might look into a product such as tend skin to apply during the day/night or both.
take care
Posted 25 March 2006 - 03:32 PM
it says for the shampoo to wash your body with it but do it only once a week. is that what youre doing or are you washing daily?
Posted 26 March 2006 - 05:46 PM
looked it up and found this article: http://www.aocd.org/...orum_folli.html
it says for the shampoo to wash your body with it but do it only once a week. is that what youre doing or are you washing daily?
I have been using the Nizoral daily for over a week, leaving it on for 5 minutes. I will cut back and leave it on for a bit longer.
Great article.......why this has not been discovered by someone else is beyond me, but I bet many on this site suffer from some version of this.
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Posted 12 April 2006 - 12:10 AM
I also have "white spots" in my hair follicles that result from sun exposure.
Now, this isn't your typical case of tinea versicolor, as it is ONLY in my hair follicles! Meaning, the yeast is only thriving there....hence, folliculitis. Consequently, I also break out there in tiny bumps that look like acne, but aren't quite acne.
So, logically, it makes sense that I have this.
I never had this PRIOR to antibiotic use of tetracycline and doxycycline, it must be noted (I wish I never took those, ugh).
I got some nizoral shampoo, which I'll use in conjunction with the ZPN bar you're talking about.
Hopefully the combination of the two will do the trick.
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Posted 12 April 2006 - 10:14 PM
Also, did you go on oral antifungals?
Posted 13 April 2006 - 07:31 PM
google znp bar and youll get tons of links. or go to price grabber or one of those sites and search the name. My derm old me I could get it at drug stores but walgreens didnt have it and neithe did target. Havent tried walmart or anything. I didn't go on anti fungals for two reasons. First, it almost always comes back. Second,It almost always returns more resistant, and fungal resistance happens just like antibiotic resistance which scares me. Ive been thinking about trying n herbal antifungal though. Garlic or caprylic acid is good (iv'e read) Still trying to figure out which route to go. If you do try antifungals please keep us updated. I also have a prescription shampoo called ketoconazole however i don't use it the way I should mainly because znp bar works pretty well, and the resistance thing. I do usee it when I know i will be sweating alot, or in tight clothe(Im female are you?) or just for a good cleaning because i do feel like it deep down cleans. I tend to get sensitive to it though, way too much for everyday use, which your not really supposed to do anyway. (resistance and expensive)Its very hard to clear anything other than mild cases with just ketoconazole shampoo. and like i said, znp bar is keeping me well enough right now. Its also a plus that you can use it for dandruff. I love the stuff and hope it doesnt stop working. My big problem now is I think it may be developing on my face and I'm freaking out. Going to the derm next thursday. Also i have used the regimen which did help me clear. Bp is the only one that helps instead of making it worse, probably beacause its a peeling agent. However, Its such a large area that it was a pain and too expensive for me to do without complete clearing. You may consider trying it though. Dans gel spreads well. I use to go through 4 tubes per month, and just got tired of it.
Posted 13 April 2006 - 10:41 PM
Which is better? Ketoconazole shampo or ZPN?
I also got a Lamasil cream for post-shower maintenance. Hopefully that works.
This is the worst shit ever, it's so widespread on me.
Atleast with acne it would only be in like a few places, but this is everywhere............UGH.
Posted 15 April 2006 - 12:03 PM
Hmmmm...Which is beter? I dont know. Znp is economical and easy, ketoconazole is deep cleaning. I would use both as long as you have them. I agree it is the worst shit ever...It is very widespread in me too. My friend who has acne is like at least its small... and im like at least you only have a couple spots that dont itch...Mine is almost too big of an area to treat. In case your wondering i did accutane for this problem, and my skin was perfect during treatment but it came back right away. It was so devestating...I thought tane would zap it for good ya know? wahhh! poor me. anyway please let me know what you think of the lamisil cream. I feel like a cream would make it worse but since its anti fungal who knows. Does it feel greasy on your skin?
ps curious- are you male or femlae?
Posted 26 May 2006 - 03:54 PM
I guess I'll give the ZNP and Nizoral a try. Might surprise me.
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Posted 31 May 2006 - 05:56 PM
Also, if in fact a yeast overpopulation is the problem, how long before the anti-fungals kick in? From what I've read, it seems a few weeks is the norm. Then again, since these products aren't prescription strength, I don't think I could rule out folliculitis if they don't work. Obviously, I hope to see at least some improvement. It would answer a lot of questions.
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Posted 03 June 2006 - 10:11 AM
In your experience, how long did it take to see results with the ZNP?
Posted 04 June 2006 - 01:12 PM
I suffered from a spotty rash on my shoulder for about three years and all the doctors Iwent to see had no clue wot it is was and all wanted to treat it as acne which of course failed! So last month i got sick of it so decided to see a dermatologist and he also said it was acne and started me on oxytetracycline!! HUGE MISTAKE!!! i was such a mess the PF spread everywhere! my face and neck and everything was covered. only benefit of takin the antibiotics was confirmin it is PF which can now allow it to be treated. so i am currently using NIzoral shampoo 2-3 times a week and also nizoral cream which works loads better than the shampoo but it does stink! I cant get ZNP in the UK but having read all the articles on PF possible i have oredered 10 bars from the US today so hopefully can get started on that this week but i have noticed my PF to be worse since takin the oxytetracycline. Dr put me on sporonox but i went funny on them - dizzy and sick so going back to dermatologist this week to see what he suggests! This is obv such a common disorder wrongly diagnosed - i wish doctors learnt more about it, could help so many people without goin thru wot we all are! so does the ZNP bar work really well??
Posted 05 June 2006 - 12:43 PM
What is ZNP?
I'm thinking I have some kind of folliculitis, as I posted a thread on it and didn't realize there already were so many.... I'm thinking mine may be fungal, atleast on my ass/ thighs, because it popped up after a month course of antibiotics, along with other known fungal infections (which I haven't been able to rid myself completely of, either. Augh!)
Is this stuff contagious?
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This is going to be streaming in full, on iTunes, starting at 9PM tonight.
Thanks, Josh. I'm two listens in, and very much enjoying it. Can't believe I've never listened to Jack White before (other than a song here and there).
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Blunderbuss is flooring me. It's varied musically. Pianos, handclaps, and all that jazz has fleshed out his stock and trade guitar and drums that White normally has lived on. (Note, this isn't a slight. It's just an observation. And I'm aware that Get Behind Me Satan expanded the instrumentation.) It hits hard. It pulls back. It gets funky. It slows down. This will end up on the top of many a year end lists and as far as I can tell, rightfully so.
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LQ@SK 18 Course White Truffle Dinner in Photos. Minimal Verbiage
11/15/11: LQ@SK 18 Course White Truffle Dinner
Favorites: 3. Cold Poached Quail Eggs Mold in Pork Aspic with Sun choke, Fresh Truffles
4. Truffle Panacotta, Sea Urchin Emulsion, 7. Scottish Hare Truffle Consommé, Boudin Blanc, Hare shu-mai, 11. Scrambled Eggs, Truffles, Nopales, Truffle Mole 12. Oxtail and Truffle Grilled Cheese
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2 Cucumber Ice Cream, Blis Steel-head Roe, Blinis, Truffles
3 Cold Poached Quail Eggs Mold in Pork Aspic with Sun choke, Fresh Truffles
4 Truffle Panacotta, Sea Urchin Emulsion
5 Pintade Hen Tartar with Truffle, Celery Root Truffle Remoulade, a hint of Yuzu
6 Green Daikon Cannoli, Dungeness, Serrano Ham Pico De Gallo
7 Scottish Hare Truffle Consommé, Boudin Blanc, Hare shu-mai
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I'll bring the verbs at a later date.
We agree on most of the highlight dishes, though the final dessert was the highlight of the night for me.
re: uhockey
what was the final dessert?
Sounds great.
So in hindsight was it worth the price point of $350 ? or if you were being very conserative should it still not come close to that price set?
re: kevin
It was $350 which included tax and tip so about $275 before depending on how much you tip obviously. That makes it approximately $15/dish for 18 courses of white truffle dishes. It's a much better deal than most of the small plates restaurants around town these days and the labor that goes into making a poached quail egg (runny yolk) in aspic and white truffle or a scottish hare consomme with boudin blanc and boudin noir shu mai is much more labor intensive and impressive than some fries with oxtail gravy and cheese sauce IMHO. "Worth it" is very subjective.
re: Porthos
Yeah, when you compare it to I believe the fries at Animal, yeah, it does sound good.
I just wish he'd also have a meal at LQ@SK where you can get like 4 or 5 dishes at $15 per pop, making it range anywhere from $60 to $75 for the meal.
That would be awesome. Hope springs eternal.
re: Porthos
Agree with this - though I'd have personally preferred see him do 18 courses and opt to concentrate the truffles into a few dishes as opposed to putting a little in each dish - I don't think Animal's Poutine would benefit from White Truffles and nor did LQs wood pigeon or bone marrow toast.
Also - are you sure they gave you the pintade hen tartare? Ours was rabbit.
re: uhockey
Good proof-reading! I copied and pasted and remembered to change shrimp to bay scallops for dish 8 but forgot to change to rabbit tartare for dish 5. Didn't know one could eat rabbit raw...had the texture of quality buri. Delicious.
I thought that the bone marrow was a nice fat vehicle to carry the truffle taste. It's usually cream or butter but bone marrow worked nicely too. Was it necessary? Probably not. Would the dish have been just as tasty without it? Probably. But this was a dinner of excess so...why not?
Funny story about the night you were there. During dinner, our waiter informs us portion sizes were reduced for our evening because the night before, everyone was struggling and could not make it through all 18 courses...except for this one guy...he could really eat a lot! Sound like anyone you know?
re: Porthos
Yoiks! My friend and I managed to make it through all "19" courses w/ 2 bottles of wine and didn't bat an eye on the 14th... btw, favorite course of the night: Course #8, which on Monday was a Truffled Lobster Tapioca Pudding, Diver Scallops, Green Tea Sabayon dish. It's all in the pacing.
re: Porthos
CLAJ in Paris as a special serves cooked rabbit hind quarters with a raw saddle. It is awesome. As Omotosando asked, whose Epoisses was it ? Betting it was thermalysed.
re: Delucacheesemonger
Allegedly it was Epoisses lait cru. It was warm, runny, delicious, and perfect with port. Not as good as what I had in Paris a few months ago but the best I've had stateside for sure!
re: Porthos
Wow, warm, runny cheese? Yea, I'd prolly have to abstain from that dish. Of the few things I don't eat, runny cheeses might just be it, sadly, but may be one day.
also is the epoisses lait cru pretty darn stinky too???
re: kevin
"Of the few things I don't eat, runny cheeses might just be it"
That's a shame... We also had a Concoillote that evening that made the Epoisses seem absolutely rigid by comparison, and they were both delicious. And when it comes to runny cheeses, always remember Clifton Paul Fadiman's famous quote, "Cheese - Milk's Leap Towards Immortality!"
re: Delucacheesemonger
It was Gaugry Epoisses. Au lait cru. Saw the front of the container tonight.
Also Gaugry l'Ami du Chambertin au lait cru.
Not to mention a delicious Swiss vacherin.
re: Porthos
Presumably much better than Berthaut. Very disappointed with the last Berthault I had. Would love to come just for cheese, but worried about being confined to outside tables with no heat.
re: omotosando
My friend went a few weeks ago just for cheese and was seated inside. I think there is more availability on Monday and Tuesday. I would call ahead and ask.
And yes, much better than the Berthault version I had previously recommended from Bristol Farms. That version is saltier, less flavorful, and made from pasteurized milk.
I would hurry. I asked for a double portion tonight and it looked like everyone also ordered a portion.
re: Porthos
I walked throught that menu and ate a lot of bread too. This was the night after Providence tasting menu and during the same day as breakfast at Portos, lunch at Gjelina, and snacks at GTA and Intelligentsia.
Ain't nothing. :-)
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re: uhockey
you went to GTA and inelligntia for snakcks, breakfast at porto's lunch at gjelina, and then at the early evening hour of 6pm sat down to the 18 courser white truffle dinner at LQ@SK,????
wow, i really gotta hand it to you...
re: kevin
This is correct.
The day's total eating is as follows:
Large Coffee
Papa Rellena (Potato Ball) – seasoned ground beef
Rellenito – Sugar Coated Sweet Plantain filled with Black Bean
Mexican Cinnamon Roll
Ham and Cheese Croissant
Almond Danish
Guava Cheese Danish
Groundwork Coffee
Lucky Jack
Bitches Brew
El Salvador Las Lajas
Cornmeal Strawberry Scone
Chocolate Sticky Bun
Marinated Beets, Burrata, Arugula, Walnuts, Balsamic
Potato Gnocchi with Smoked Trout, Shitake Mushrooms, White Wine
Wood Roasted Parsnips with Pistachio Gremolata
Margherita Pizza
Duck Sausage, Nameko Mushrooms, Mozzarella, Garlic
Butterscotch Pot De Crème with Salted Caramel and Crème Fraiche
Pumpkin Chocolate Bread Pudding with Fresh Cream and Caramel
Colombia El Trapiche
Maple Pecan Scone by Cake Monkey
LQ at SK
Bread from Bread Lounge
1 Amuse: Truffle Gel 2-ways: Vodka and Gin
2 Cucumber Ice Cream, Blis Salmon Roe, Blinis, Truffles
3 Cold Poached Quail Egg Mold in Oxtail Aspic with Sunchoke, Fresh Truffles
4 Truffle Pana cotta, Sea Urchin Emulsion, Tosaka Seaweed
5 Rabbit Tartar with Truffle, Celery Root Truffle Remoulade, Argan Oil Vinaigrette
6 Green Daikon and Dungeness Crab Cannoli, Serrano Ham Pico De Gallo
7 Scottish Hare Truffle Consommé, Sweetbread Boudin Blanc, Hare shu-mai
8 Truffle Lobster Tapioca Pudding, Diver Scallops, Green Tea Sabayon
9 Truffle Congee, Spiny Lobster, 24 months Comte cheese
10 Monkfish Cheek, Hazelnut Butter Vinaigrette, Leeks, Truffles
11 Scrambled Eggs, Truffles, Nopales, Truffle Mole
12 Oxtail and Truffle Grilled Cheese
13 Beef Bone Marrow Toast, Beef Culotte, Truffles, Huckleberries
14 Wood Pigeon from Scotland, Fresh Fig, Green Lentils, Parsnip, Miso, Nameko
15 Veal Sweetbreads, Duck Foie Gras Soft Taco, Chanterelles
16 Purslane Salad, curdle yolk, Truffles
17 Selection of cheeses including 24-month Comte, Cancoillotte, Brillat savarin, Banon de Chalais, Tourmalet: Rhubarb, Cranberry, Blueberry Vanilla, Pumpkin Ginger, Kumquat, Fennel, Truffle Honey, Toasted Hazelnuts, Walnut Bread.
18 Truffle Tamale "Elote" and Truffle Steamed Milk
19 Beer taffy, Truffle and Barley Ice Cream, "Hop Caramel Fleur de sel Cremeux," Beer Truffle Varnish
re: uhockey
I'm pretty sure you were "that guy" they were talking about...
re: Porthos
'tis an honor.
re: Porthos
yeah i know; most chefs bust out of TC due to the ridiculous situations that they're put in...
but still, I would have liked to see more of LQ. It's fun seeing people you know ("HEY, he cheesed us last week!")
re: Porthos
yeah i know; most chefs bust out of TC due to the ridiculous situations that they're put in...
but still, I would have liked to see more of LQ. It's fun seeing people you know ("HEY, he cheesed us last week!")
re: omotosando
Omoto, see my reply to Stefan above and cheese photo, far, left. Not as good as what I had in Paris but damned good and the best I've had in the states. FYI, available at your local Bristol Farms but alas, in pasteurized form...
re: Porthos
he also has the Epoisses on the cheese cart still, correct?
in case, i happen to garner the gumptioin to try it.
Did Laurent happent to mentioin if he would at least have the regular prixe-fixe menus in early December?
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ROUND 3 – China, 14 April 2013, Shanghai
1st: Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), 1hr 36m 26.945s (av. race speed 189.778 km/h)
2nd: Kimi Raïkkönen (Lotus Renault), gap: 10.168s
3rd: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes), gap: 12.322s
Fastest Lap:
Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Renault), 1:36.808 = 202.706 km/h on lap 53
Pole Position: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes), 1:34.484 = 207.692 km/h
Red alert, no Red Bull but the Toro Rosso roars
Fernando Alonso and Ferrari bounced back from their second-lap retirement in Malaysia to win the 10th Chinese Grand Prix by a comfortable margin. It was the 31-year-old Spaniard's 31st Grand Prix victory, putting him level with Britain's Nigel Mansell in fourth place on the all-time winners' list. Only Ayrton Senna (41), Alain Prost (51) and Michael Schumacher (91) have more wins in F1 history.
"It was a fantastic race for us from the start to the end," beamed Alonso, whose last visit to the top step of the podium was in Germany last year. "It feels great: after retiring in Malaysia there was some pressure to win. The start of the 2013 season is looking good: in the two races we finished we were second and first." Normal Ferrari service was also resumed with Alonso out-qualifying teammate Felipe Massa, who also faded to sixth in the race.
Second was Kimi Raïkkönen for Lotus Renault, shrugging off a mid-race coming-together with Sergio Pérez's McLaren Mercedes that left him with a damaged nose-cone and a loss of front-wing downforce. "In the end I think it was a pretty OK result," said the understated Finn after his 20th consecutive points-scoring finish. "The accident with Pérez didn't help: after that we had a bit too much understeer but we could still fight for second place." Raïkkönen's sense of humour showed through again when he added: "Obviously the car is not designed like that otherwise we would use it all the time, but I was surprised how good it was still."
Lewis Hamilton started from pole, the 27th of his career and his first for Mercedes, but could not quite match the Ferrari or Lotus over a race distance. "Unfortunately we didn't have quite the pace of these guys," said the two-time Shanghai winner, whose teammate Nico Rosberg had to retire before half-distance with a broken rear anti-roll bar. "We're not quite there yet but we're not far away," team principal Ross Brawn told Hamilton on the slow-down lap after the Briton's second podium in only his third race in a Silver Arrow.
And so to the two Austraians… For Mark Webber it was a weekend of Chinese torture: out in Q2 when his car ran out of fuel, forcing him to start from the back of the grid; back in the hunt until a collision at quarter-distance with Jean-Eric Vergne's Toro Rosso; and eliminated when his right rear wheel came adrift on his out lap after a pit stop. To add insult to injury, Webber was held responsible for the accident and will take a three-place grid penalty in Bahrain next weekend.
Naturally the two drivers took slightly different views. "I came from a reasonable distance back, but he was really wide and it looked like he was giving me the corner," said Webber. "When we got to the apex he decided he wanted to place his car there as well and there wasn't much I could do about it at that point because I was already committed." Vergne was equally matter-of-fact: "I think Mark could not have got through from where he tried and I'm not even sure if he was trying to pass me," the Frenchman said. "Certainly I didn't even know he was there."
Better news for fans Down Under was a best-ever result for Dan Ricciardo, who qualified in a fine seventh grid spot and brought his Toro Rosso Ferrari home in the same position for his best result in his 34th F1 start. "I am really pleased to score my first points of the season and to confirm the qualifying performance," said the 23-year-old West Australian. "After yesterday afternoon I kept calm, knowing the real work would begin today. The last time I qualified this well was sixth in Bahrain last year and then I failed to score, so today, I really wanted to show people what I could do, so it's great for me to have had a great race but it's especially good for the team, who have worked so hard for this."
With Jenson Button's McLaren Mercedes in fifth place, the result saw the five World Champions in the field fill the top five positions – but we had our third different winner in as many races as tyre strategies again took centre stage. Button highlighted that fact when he said: "I had to cruise when I'd normally fight the others. It's not the most exciting way to go racing, but we got 10 points today because we did it." His teammate Sergio Pérez had another difficult weekend, posting his second 11th place of the season and admitting his lack of pace.
The final laps produced a hold-your-breath moment as Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel, running his final stint on Pirelli's soft compound tyres, chased down Hamilton for the final podium position and missed out by just two-tenths of a second. Vettel had the small satisfaction of claiming his 16th fastest lap four laps from the finish.
A brief look at the rest of the field:
Force India also enjoyed varied fortunes: Paul di Resta claimed four points in eighth place, the Scot's second finish in that position this year, while Adrian Sutil was sidelined after a high-speed attack from the Sauber of Esteban Gutiérrez after just five laps for which the Mexican rookie took full responsibility.
Sauber's other driver again showed up well: 25-year-old Nico Hülkenberg actually led the race as the pit stops played out but finished 10th after a low-key final stint. "Once you are in the lead or second you understandably hope for more," said the German. "Nevertheless, it might not have been the true picture, as we were racing out of sequence with other people who were starting on soft tyres. But anyway, it was quite a good race."
Williams again were almost invisible, with Valtteri Bottas in 13th place, one ahead of Pastor Maldonado, but newcomer Jules Bianchi again caught the eye, getting his Marussia home in 15th spot head of both Caterhams and teammate Max Chilton. "Those final laps seemed to last for an eternity but we got the right result in the end," said the 23-year-old from Nice.
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- Philipp Böing
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Founder: Darwin Toolbox, SynBioSoc / UCL iGEM organizer, University College London
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What genetically engineered machines (modified bacteria) should we build?
Dear everyone,
I'm part of a student team participating in the "international genetically engineered machine competition" ( http://www.igem.org ). During this year we will build modified bacteria, with the aim of doing something useful. Everything we build and all results will be open-source.
Our aim this year is not just to do science in our laboratory, but instead with an acute awareness of society, including continuous feedback on the ethical, legal and social issues (and if we can manage, public participation in the scientific process itself).
At the moment we are at square one: Idea Generation. During the next week, our team will brainstorm ideas and develop project candidates. But we also want to tap into highly engaged communities such as TED conversations, to collect interesting ideas for a "genetically engineered machine".
So here's my question: "Which genetically engineered machine (modified bacteria) should we build?" (what are the biggest problems that could be tackled / What are the most ingenious uses of modified bacteria )
Qero Adso
Feb 26 2013: We r watching you (another iGEM team)
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Scot Wilcox
Feb 26 2013: Maybe customizable virus killers. Antiviral drugs could be huge. I don't know if that's even possible, I'm no biologist, but I think would change the world much like penicillin did over a hundred years ago.
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Alex Alcala
Feb 26 2013: Bacteria that can purify water, a combination of inorganic materials where the bacteria can feed itself and have some type of function (photocatalytic perhaps) that can purify water.
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Feb 26 2013: Already done: http://2012.igem.org/Team:LMU-Munich/Application/Filtration
Feb 26 2013: Not exactly, read it very well and focus on this part:
Our Sporobeads can be used to purify water from heavy metal ions, toxins and plastic by expressing proteins on their surface that specifically bind such targets.
and I repeat the important part of this:
heavy metal ions, toxins and plastic
those are very limited pollutants in water, water purification is more complex than that, therefore my original comment states a bacteria that acts as a pig (can practically digest anything) in water, not a chicken (that will only feed on some limited organic and inorganic materials), pigs have an incredible digestive capacity to eat almost anything in front of them and properly dipoe of it, hence creating a bacteria that purifies water is more complex than simply removing some heavy metals and some organic materials, it requires a true feeder bacteria to acomplish that.Feb 25 2013: Bacteria that take a commonly found & bountiful product or substance, feed on it & produce a byproduct that can be used as fuel. Not a new idea, but perhaps something that could be improved upon. Made more efficient. Produced on mass & cheaply. Hydrogen production for example.Feb 24 2013: Something that gives off a strong bio-electric charge that could be used to amplify solar energy methods.Feb 22 2013: a bacteria which could produce human insulin and secret it. a totally not pathogenic bacteria. inject it to patients with diabetics. the bacterial could live in the gut and secret the insulin. well first you have to try it on mice.
Feb 26 2013: Already done: http://2012hs.igem.org/Team:Lethbridge_CanadaFeb 20 2013: One that can 'fix' atmospheric CO2. Fix meaning binding it with rocks or minerals returning carbon back to ground and freeing up oxygen in the process.Feb 26 2013: Modified a bacteria to recognize select neural patterns and destroy them.Would like the money from DARPA if not already to late. :)Feb 26 2013: Biomimicry is one of my pet fascinations!
How about bioluminescence for one? Maybe Luciferin (found in fireflies) could be modified to emit light for longer periods without deterioration, at a bigger scale and with a wider colour spectrum for lighting areas off-grid.
Just imagine a building constructed to mimic the natural air conditioning found in termite mounds using an array of tunnels and vents, lit by bioluminescent lighting, powered by sugar/ethanol fuel from modified/accelerated photosynthesis, and whose waste is digested in reed beds, or composted (not as yucky as you might think!).
Here's a talk by Janine Benyus:
http://www.ted.com/talks/janine_benyus_biomimicry_in_action.htmlFeb 26 2013: a bacteria which will make one's eyes glow bright red when lying ...


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Just finished my draft for my 12-team league.
QB: M. Schaub
RB: A. Foster
RB: F. Gore
WR: H. Nicks
WR: M. Colston
RB/WR: A. Boldin
TE: O. Daniels
D/ST: Bears
K: B. Cundiff
C. Benson
S. Rice
R. Williams
B. Tate
M. Cassell
J. Ringer
Just dropped Smith for McCluster... Haley said he wants him getting at least 8-10 touches/ week.
"As scarce as truth is, the supply has always been in excess of the demand."
Henry Wheeler Shaw
10 team snake draft
QB= Tony Romo
RB- Jamaal Charles
RB-Ahmad Bradshaw
WR-Greg Jennings
WR-Larry Fitzgerald
wr- Brandon Marshall
TE- Antonio Gates
DEF- Dolphins
bn- Daniel Thomas
bn- Reggie Bush
bn- Eli Manning
bn- Julio Jones
bn- Tim Hightower
bn- Jimmy Graham
bn- Mike Sims Walker
I just traded my 2012 2nd, 4th and 2013 5th rounder for Addai, so I hope that will give me some much needed help at RB. But maybe there's something else you can help me with. By Sept. 5th I need to cut 8 guys, who would you cut from my 50 players? I'm thinking Avant, Quinn, Will Smith, Stroughter, Sims...Well, after that I am lost. Maybe Hayes, Witherspoon, or even Harvey? I still have hope in Harvey so I would hate having to drop him... What do you think?
Thank you DisturbedShifty for the amazing sig!
2nd draft of the season. 12 man, standard scoring on offense with the exception of it being a PPR league. On defense, tackles are 1 point, sacks, fumbles, int's, etc. 2 points, so tackles takes precedence over everything. 1 point per 10 return yards. Starters in bold. No problems with bye weeks.
QB - Phillip Rivers, Ryan Fitzpatrick
RB - Jamaal Charles, Jahvid Best, Fred Jackson, Ronnie Brown
WR - Reggie Wayne, Brandon Marshall, Santana Moss, Braylon Edwards
TE - Jimmy Graham, Dustin Keller
WR/RB - Probably Moss or Jackson
K - Garrett Hartley
D/ST - Miami and TB. I usually like to switch up my defenses depending on matchups.
DB - LaRon Landry, Bernard Pollard, Roman Harper
DL - Julius Peppers
LB - Stephen Tulloch, DJ Williams
That's a good team R&R. I'm so pissed at myself, I didn't have anything going on and totally forgot about the draft.
10 person league, standard scoring. I'm not too happy with it, am I over reacting or did I do poorly like I believe? I took Rodgers WAY too soon, I had the 9 and 12 overall picks and took him with the 12th cuz my next pick wasn't until 29th. I never take QBs that soon though. I took Gore too soon. I drafted Freeman without thinking, I never draft a backup QB... Like I said, I'm kinda disappointed because I KNOW I didn't really draft well...
QB: Aaron Rodgers
RB: Chris Johnson
RB: Frank Gore
WR: Miles Austin
WR: Brandon Marshall
WR: Chad Ochocinco
TE: Jason Witten
K: Matt Bryant
DST: Green Bay
RB: Jahvid Best, Mike Tolbert
WR: Kenny Britt, Mike Williams
QB: Josh Freeman
DST: Chicago
Scoring below. pretty standard. 12 team league:
QB- Payton Manning
RB- Rashard Mendenhall
RB- Ahmad Bradshaw
RB/Wr- Ryan Grant
WR- Larry Fitzgerald
WR- Brandon Lyold
TE- Zach Miller
K- Rob Bironas
DT- Dolphins
Bench- AJ Green
Bench- Julio Jones
Bench- Reggie Bush
Bench- Nate Burleson
Bench- Robert Mecham
Bench- Mario Manningham
Bench- Sam Bradford
I picked my defense and kicker last. i went with WR depth and a solid backup in case payton manning cant come back. I feel my team is solid except for RB depth. if one of these guys gets hurt i could be in trouble (tried to get tim hightower and missed out). i dont feel like i reached for any players. i picked 12th in a snake draft and got mendenhall and fitzgerald in the 1st and 2nd. let me know what you think.
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· Every 25 passing yards = 1pts
· 2pt Passing Conversion = 2pts
· Interceptions Thrown = -2pts RUSHINGStandard scoring:
· TD Rush = 6pts
· Every 10 rushing yards = 1pt
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· TD Reception = 6pts
· Every 10 receiving yards = 1pt
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· Punt Return TD = 6pts
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· FG Made (50+ yards) = 5pts
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· Interception Return TD = 6pts
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· 200 to 299 yards allowed = 2 pts
· 300 to 349 yards allowed = 0 pts
· 350 to 399 yards allowed = -1 pts
· 400 to 449 yards allowed = -3 pts
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· 500- 549 yards allowed = -6 pts
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The Iowa Cubs faced top prospect Shelby Miller last night and roughed him up. Miller gave up 7 hits and 4 runs in 5 innings as Adrian Cardenas touched him up for a HR. On the AGGRESSIVE BASERUNNING side of things Rizzo and Brett Jackson were caught stealing. This is a reoccurring theme at about every level this year it seems as AGGRESSIVE BASERUNNING must be a key part of the new Cubs way of fucking things up. WS hero Allen Craig made a rehab start and got a pair of HR's of Travis Wood.
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Pitched in 12 games, starting in 10… Had a team-best 4.71 ERA and 44 strikeouts over 63.0 innings pitched for a 4-6 overall record…Threw team-high six complete games…Threw a complete game, two-hitter against Wagner on Mar. 17, striking out six batters and earning the win…Pitched his second consecutive complete game on Mar. 23 against Fairleigh Dickinson, allowing three runs on eight hits, but picking up the win…Struck out a season-high eight hitters in a complete game 7-2 win over Mount St. Mary's on Apr. 14…Threw an eight inning complete game against Bryant on Apr. 20, allowing just one run on four hits, but took a 1-0 loss…Ended the year with a complete game, four run, four hit performance in a 13-4 win over Long Island on May 6.
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Tied for second on the team with 14 appearances (four starts)…Posted a 0-3 record with a 8.06 ERA…Struck out 16 in 25.2 innings…Pitched well in his first career start allowing four runs (two earned) in seven innings against Rider on March 16…Gave up three runs in three innings and struck out three in a start against Yale on Mar. 30…Notched his first career save throwing three innings of one-run ball, striking out two against Wagner on April 21…Threw two innings against Massachusetts and allowed one run while striking out two on May 3.
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Appeared in nine games, all out of the bullpen, posting a 8.49 ERA...Hit for five unearned runs against Duke on Mar. 8...Pitched a perfect inning against William & Mary on Mar. 14...Pitched 1/3 inning of scoreless ball against Holy Cross on Mar. 21...Pitched an inning of scoreless ball against Central Connecticut State on Apr. 24...Struck out two in a scoreless inning pitched against Monmouth on Apr. 30.
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Four-year letterwinner at Wolcott (Conn.) High School...Three-year basketball letterwinner...Team won 44 games in three years while Kane was there...Three-time Wolcott HS Most Valuable Player...Three-time All-Naugatuck Valley Selection...New Haven Register All-State Third Team...All-State All-Academic Selection...2009 Connecticut Senior All-Star...2009 Most Valuable Pitcher Award at the Connecticut vs. Massachusetts Senior All-Star Game...Two-time All-NVL Academic Selection...New Haven Tap-Off Scholar Athlete Award...CAPT Scholar...Named American Legion All-Star and selected to play in American Legion Futures Game in 2008...Played for American Legion Post 165.
Son of Katarina and William Kane...Cousin, Stewart Strong, plays baseball at the University of Connecticut...Has one sister, Kiersten...Majoring in Business.
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Hey there!
I've just started with all this website building stuff and now I'm stuck.
I'm struggling with a function that I cannot get to work. The thing is actually pretty simple, but I am out of ideas and so is Google.
What I want to do is: when the 'Login' button is clicked, there should appear an extension under the button, where users can fill in their log-in information.
Since I am a total beginner, I tried to work it out from a bit of code from W3Schools' website. Unfortunately, it didn't work, but anyway: here is what I have got at the moment.
<script type="text/javascript"> function menu-dropdown() { document.getElementById("ddlogin").innerHTML="login"; } </script>
I also tried to insert <form> right into "innerHTML="here";".
I'm sorry for being a total newbie, but I feel like I can't continue if this thing remains a mistery for me. So, please don't judge me too hard.
I will provide some pictures:
if it's an entire form you are better off hiding it on page load and showing it when the button is pressed:
Code:<!doctype html> <html> <head> <style> #myform{ display:none; } </style> </head> <body> <input type="button" value="show form" onclick="showIt()"/> <form id="myform"> <input/><br> <input/> </form> <script> function showIt(){ document.getElementById("myform").style.display="block"; } </script> </body> </html>
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