IRC log for #gsoc on 20090608

00:04.19*** join/#gsoc ricky_ (n=ricky@fedora/ricky)
00:12.08*** join/#gsoc marvil07 (n=marvil07@190.222.125.89)
00:19.58*** join/#gsoc bastiao_ (n=bastiao@bl4-28-13.dsl.telepac.pt)
00:32.55*** join/#gsoc kendrick (n=kendrick@76-191-168-56.dsl.dynamic.sonic.net)
00:39.39*** join/#gsoc JefferyM (n=Jeff@bzflag/projectadmin/JeffM)
00:47.05*** join/#gsoc ravenlock (n=ravenloc@enlightenment/developer/ravenlock)
00:48.53*** join/#gsoc Kaetemi (n=Kaetemi@pdpc/supporter/base/kaetemi)
01:00.31*** join/#gsoc thekidder (n=quassel@adsl-75-21-189-209.dsl.sgnwmi.sbcglobal.net)
01:07.33*** join/#gsoc Sikul (n=Sikel@98.221.16.150)
01:09.12*** join/#gsoc ricky (n=ricky@fedora/ricky)
01:10.04*** join/#gsoc fsteeg (n=fsteeg@xdsl-84-44-248-91.netcologne.de)
01:16.38*** join/#gsoc asmeurer (n=aaronmeu@c-68-42-37-143.hsd1.nm.comcast.net)
01:19.24*** join/#gsoc alunduil (n=alunduil@moreno-4.lsu.edu)
01:22.08*** part/#gsoc saiyr (n=saiyr@c-98-222-254-220.hsd1.in.comcast.net)
01:22.47*** join/#gsoc sugree (n=sugree@158.108.213.106)
01:25.17*** join/#gsoc ecin (n=ecin@180stb56.codetel.net.do)
01:29.02*** join/#gsoc vimzard (n=arunc@cpe-66-27-122-17.san.res.rr.com)
01:30.08*** join/#gsoc skbohra (n=gsoc@unaffiliated/skbohra)
01:45.30*** join/#gsoc DannyB (n=dannyb@c-68-34-83-103.hsd1.md.comcast.net)
01:45.30*** mode/#gsoc [+o DannyB] by ChanServ
01:51.30*** join/#gsoc kendrick (n=kendrick@76-191-168-56.dsl.dynamic.sonic.net)
01:58.25*** join/#gsoc alunduil (n=alunduil@moreno-4.lsu.edu)
02:00.26*** join/#gsoc alunduil (n=alunduil@moreno-4.lsu.edu)
02:02.13*** join/#gsoc DannyB_ (n=dannyb@nat/google/x-bc5aee99f86e6838)
02:02.13*** mode/#gsoc [+o DannyB_] by ChanServ
02:03.16*** join/#gsoc DannyB (n=dannyb@c-68-34-83-103.hsd1.md.comcast.net)
02:03.16*** mode/#gsoc [+o DannyB] by ChanServ
02:10.28*** join/#gsoc Catfish_Man (n=david@adium/CatfishMan)
02:10.28*** mode/#gsoc [+o Catfish_Man] by ChanServ
02:14.22*** join/#gsoc moacirdeoliveira (n=moacir@201-75-82-112-ma.cpe.vivax.com.br)
02:16.01*** join/#gsoc |Ryan52 (n=Ryan52@unaffiliated/ryan52)
02:16.07*** join/#gsoc tilmann (n=tilmann@p5B2F3C3E.dip.t-dialin.net)
02:21.10*** join/#gsoc omniter (n=omniter@174.6.153.132)
02:22.15omniterhey guys. anyone had a problem entering their postal code for the prepaid card?
02:22.18*** join/#gsoc Ivanovic_ (n=ivanovic@wesnoth/developer/ivanovic)
02:26.52ojwbomniter: apparently it's google's postcode you should use
02:28.03*** join/#gsoc dwins_ (n=dwins@ip70-161-122-146.hr.hr.cox.net)
02:28.26Upthornojwb: only if he lives outside the US
02:28.39Upthorn(s)he, I mean
02:30.53ojwbah, ok
02:32.58*** join/#gsoc sugree (n=sugree@158.108.213.106)
02:34.47*** join/#gsoc dmitrig01 (n=dmitrig0@drupal.org/user/47566/view)
02:39.29*** join/#gsoc Turuk (n=Turuk@wesnoth/forumsith/turuk)
02:56.01*** join/#gsoc vimzard (n=arunc@cpe-66-27-122-17.san.res.rr.com)
03:02.08*** join/#gsoc fsteeg (n=fsteeg@xdsl-78-34-108-27.netcologne.de)
03:17.27*** join/#gsoc SpellWeaver (n=SuryaKir@122.169.170.91)
03:42.46*** join/#gsoc ian_mac (n=ian@dhcp-0-f-b5-eb-66-89.cpe.quickclic.net)
03:45.46*** join/#gsoc mprutsalis (n=Mark@cpe-74-73-28-22.nyc.res.rr.com)
03:45.53*** join/#gsoc omniter_ (n=omniter@174.6.153.132)
03:49.17*** join/#gsoc RT|Chatzilla_ (n=rt@reactos/tester/RT)
03:51.17*** join/#gsoc redhat_nman64 (n=n-man@fedora/nman64)
04:15.20*** join/#gsoc lewing (n=lewing@cpe-70-113-47-164.austin.res.rr.com)
04:15.42*** part/#gsoc lewing (n=lewing@cpe-70-113-47-164.austin.res.rr.com)
04:19.52*** join/#gsoc gcorvala (n=gcorvala@205.73-201-80.adsl-dyn.isp.belgacom.be)
04:24.35*** join/#gsoc kpreid (n=kpreid@cpe-67-249-58-190.twcny.res.rr.com)
04:33.30*** join/#gsoc mprutsalis1 (n=Mark@cpe-74-73-28-22.nyc.res.rr.com)
04:38.21*** join/#gsoc ecin_ (n=ecin@206stb56.codetel.net.do)
04:53.32*** join/#gsoc vimzard (n=arunc@cpe-66-27-122-17.san.res.rr.com)
04:53.50*** join/#gsoc tanoku (n=tanoku@81.202.149.185.dyn.user.ono.com)
04:57.37*** join/#gsoc cottoo (n=cotto@75-92-174-97.sea.clearwire-dns.net)
05:08.51*** join/#gsoc MarkieMark1 (n=Mark@lns-bzn-20-82-64-57-172.adsl.proxad.net)
05:13.36*** join/#gsoc liu (n=feng@218.64.17.234)
05:16.11*** join/#gsoc sulabh_m (n=sulabh@59.94.141.206)
05:20.43*** join/#gsoc Sup3rkiddo (n=sudharsh@unaffiliated/sudharsh)
05:23.57*** join/#gsoc Lhet (n=me@0018f8d179a6.click-network.com)
05:32.22*** join/#gsoc dmb (n=dmb@unaffiliated/dmb)
05:44.03kblinyay
05:44.17kblindone with the initial draft of my thesis..
05:44.47kblintime to print it, read it, freak out and start to rewrite it in a better way
05:47.26*** join/#gsoc iwikiwi (n=iwikiwi@59.162.204.231)
05:48.55*** join/#gsoc H2OyJaBoN (n=Python@unaffiliated/h2oyjabon)
05:49.06*** join/#gsoc Wolf_OSGeo (n=wolf@nat/movial/x-37644f42f8e82e2c)
05:49.21*** join/#gsoc lpetrov (n=lpetrov@77.78.176.217)
05:52.17*** part/#gsoc H2OyJaBoN (n=Python@unaffiliated/h2oyjabon)
05:52.54*** join/#gsoc nloko (n=neil@S010600131094b4af.ed.shawcable.net)
05:55.13Mkopkblin: thesis on what?
05:55.46kblinmy current title is "Substrate specifity and RNA binding activity of Streptomyces virido\-chromogenes aconitases AcnA and PMI"
05:56.40ojwbwill wait for the film
05:57.11ojwbbut congratulations
05:57.19Mkopwhat's an aconitase?
05:57.54kblinit's an enzyme commonly found in the tricarboxylic acid cycle (citrate cycle)
05:58.09kblinit catalyzes the reaction of citrate to isocitrate
05:58.13*** join/#gsoc RT|Chatzilla_ (n=rt@reactos/tester/RT)
05:58.38kblinin my streptomycete, the aconitase doing that is AcnA
05:58.40Mkopcitrate is a C3?
05:59.20*** join/#gsoc holger_ (n=holger_@p5DDF57E4.dip.t-dialin.net)
05:59.32kblinno, it's got a C3 backbone with three carboxy-groups
05:59.34Mkopin my bio class, I didn't have to know the names of all the different steps in the krebs/citric acid cycles, just C6 -> 2*C3 -> ...
05:59.49Mkopcarboxy = COOH, right?
05:59.54kblinyeah
06:00.14kblinhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Citric_acid_cycle_with_aconitate_2.svg
06:00.37kblinaconitase does the citrate<->aconitate<->d-isocitrate step
06:00.40Mkopso what does RNA binding have to do with anything?
06:00.49MkopI mean here particularly
06:00.52theboltmorning kblin
06:01.33kblinMkop: well, a central feature of aconitases is a central 4Fe 4S cluster
06:02.07kblinMkop: and one of the iron ions can easily leave the cluster, completely changing what aconitase is doing in a cell
06:02.30kblinat least for eukaryotes this has been shown for aconitase not in the mitochondria
06:03.46MkopI remember something about an Fe cluster in whatever the last redox enzyme is in mitochondria
06:03.48kblinonce the cluster is deactivated, the aconitase opens along a hinge region and starts binding to mRNA sequences found on genes related to cellular iron regulation
06:03.56Mkopenzyme IV, something like that?
06:04.10MkopI've forgotten a lot, it seems
06:04.29kblindunno really. biologists have like zillions of different names for the same things all over the place
06:04.45Mkopcomplex IV
06:04.56Mkopaka cytochrome C oxidase
06:05.01*** join/#gsoc i386 (n=jdumay@ppp201-143.static.internode.on.net)
06:05.03Mkopwhat are you? chemist?
06:05.14Mkopno, that wouldn't make sense
06:05.26Mkopwhat you're doing is molecular biology, seems like....
06:06.12Mkopwhat school?
06:06.18Mkopand I assume this is a PhD thesis?
06:06.24kblinin any case, as aconitase loses one Fe-ion when the iron concentration in the cell is low, aconitase suddenly starts to block the translation of mRNA related to storing iron and upregulates translation of mRNA related to proteins transporting iron into a cell
06:06.51Mkopcool!
06:06.55kblinI'm a computational biologist, University of Tübingen, Germany, and it's a M.Sc. thesis
06:07.19kblinyeah, biology is full of little miracles at cellular level
06:07.44kblinso anyway, this is for eukaryotes
06:08.09Mkopso when you say RNA binding, you mean the protein binding to the mRNA?
06:08.20kblinsimiliar RNA binding functionality has been shown for some bacterial aconitases
06:08.50kblinwell, aconitase seems to bind to all RNA that folds into a specific 3D structure
06:09.10*** join/#gsoc vimzard (n=arunc@cpe-66-27-122-17.san.res.rr.com)
06:09.15kblinbut usually the only RNA floating around in a cell that can fold to this structure is mRNA
06:10.01MkopI went to this seminar about six months ago by computational biology guy who was looking at actin and microtubule stability from a quantum level
06:10.34kblinhe, yeah, for 7 ns or the like
06:10.37Mkopstarting from the stability and the amount of freedom allowed by different kinds of chemical bonds, etc.
06:10.40kblinunless he really had a lot of time
06:11.07*** join/#gsoc asmeurer (n=aaronmeu@c-68-42-37-143.hsd1.nm.comcast.net)
06:11.07kblinmolecular dynamics simulations are really CPU-heavy
06:11.14Mkopthe force exerted by van der Waals forces vs. covalent vs. hydrogen bonds vs. sulfide bridges
06:11.24Mkopyeah, that's what I gathered
06:11.44kblinyeah, but you commonly cheat by using a force field to give approximate values for this
06:12.16kblinit gives ok results and is faster than real calculation by many orders of magnitude
06:13.14Mkopb/c actin/MTs are such ginormous things, (polymers of thousands of monomers long), they first did calculations to determine how much one monomer can move relative to another, and then used like 6 values (rotation, translation in each direction, times 2 or 3 monomers) to figure out what's gonna happen for the whole polymer
06:13.35kblinlike if you wanted to do a full quantum-based simulation of pretty much anything that happens in a molecule the size of an enzyme, the sun would go out before you're finished
06:14.48kblinso as much as I'd hate somebody proving that P=NP from a cryptography point of view, as a computational biologist I'd be very happy about this
06:15.18MkopP=NP>
06:15.19Mkop?
06:15.42dberkholzso if there isn't enough iron around, aconitase loses its iron and tells the cell to stop making crap that needs iron?
06:15.55kblindberkholz: yeah, pretty much
06:16.01Mkoptells it to stop storing iron
06:16.23dberkholzthat's an interesting bifunctionality
06:16.47kblindberkholz: and as soon as there's enough iron around, it switches back to it's normal function
06:17.04kblinyou wouldn't want too much free iron in a cell either
06:17.22dberkholzindeed.
06:17.37dberkholzknows a bit about that sort of thing
06:18.03kblinMkop: there's a long standing question if problems solvable with non-polinomial algorithms are solvable by polinomial algorithms or not
06:18.13*** join/#gsoc jbartosik (n=joszi@aasf151.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl)
06:18.25kblinMkop: so far, no one has been able to prove or disprove it
06:18.30dberkholzi'm a fan of multiscale simulations.
06:18.48Mkopit's the same kind of regulation that happens with glucose. When there's a lot of glucose in the cell, the extra glucose activates promoters that tell the cell to activate genes that break down glucose, and vice versa
06:19.05Mkopkblin: now you're starting with the computer science stuff. :-(
06:19.15MkopI'm a programmer and engineer, not a computer scientist :-P
06:19.16*** join/#gsoc Turuk (n=Turuk@wesnoth/forumsith/turuk)
06:19.31kblinin any case, some bacterial aconitases seem to be able to bind to similar RNA structures
06:20.06dberkholzis the rna site masked during "normal" activity and vice versa?
06:20.10Mkopdo they have the same genes for iron storage?
06:20.41*** join/#gsoc dzhus (n=sphinx@95-24-208-165.broadband.corbina.ru)
06:20.58kblindberkholz: it's pretty much at the same site, but it seems like once the Fe-S cluster is complete, RNA won't bind
06:21.37kblinand as soon as the Fe-S cluster is destroyed, the citrate activity is gone and RNA will bind
06:21.43Mkopthus, "substrate specificity"
06:21.50kblinno
06:21.54dberkholzkblin: is a complex structure known?
06:22.01Mkopok, then no
06:22.16Mkopwhat's the substrate specificity referring to then?
06:22.21dberkholzmy postdoc might be vaguely in the area of iron-sulfur clusters
06:22.32kblindberkholz: yeah. 7ACN or 1C96 for citrate and 2IPY for RNA
06:22.34Mkopwikipedia has a picture of the protein
06:23.09kblinMkop: my bacterium Streptomyces viridochromogenes has another aconitase-like protein
06:23.14kblinthat's the PMI
06:23.48kblinit's got a 55% sequence identity on the protein level, which is like "pretty much the same thing" in protein scale
06:24.05thebolthehe
06:24.20Mkop55% sequence identity = 55% of the amino acids match up?
06:24.25kblinyeah
06:24.35theboltwonder if my teacher in say digital communication would accept that "oh well, the received signal is 55% identic to the sent signal.. pretty much the same thing" ;)
06:25.36kblinthebolt: if you compare cytosolic aconitases to mitochondrial aconitases, they actuall do the same thing and are only 27% identical on the sequence level
06:25.53kblinwell, mitochondral aconitases don't do the RNA binding part
06:26.03kblinbut the citric acid cycle activity is the same
06:26.16kblinand the structures match up pretty well
06:26.45kblinso I've got a pretty decent level of confidence in my 55% identical protein looking the same
06:27.01theboltkblin: :)
06:27.19theboltand we want <10^-3 error rates (or better..)
06:27.26Mkopthe question is, do the important regions exhibit very high sequence identity?
06:27.34kblinespecially as my biologists could show that the RNA binding activity on both S. viridochromogenes aconitases are the same
06:28.01kblinMkop: the active site has 18 of 20 conserved AA being identical
06:28.13Mkopwhen you quantify sequence identity with a number like that, do you take into account similar amino acids?
06:28.43MkopAA?
06:28.43kblinno, if I look at conservative mutations, identity is around 70%
06:28.49kblinamino acids
06:28.56Mkopoh, of course
06:29.07dberkholzhm, yeah, that is fairly close.
06:29.08kblinsorry, it's easy to get carried away
06:29.22dberkholzcitrate sure looks tiny next to that humongous rna
06:29.42kblinnow the fun part is that my other aconitase doesn't like citrate at all
06:29.57Mkop"conservative mutations" means taking into account that one amino acid can easily mutate into another of the same class with very little effect?
06:30.17kblinit instead catalyzes the reaction of phosphinometyl malate to isophosphinometyl malate
06:30.19r0bbyAWESOMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
06:30.20kblinMkop: yeah
06:30.20Mkopdberkholz: what picture are you looking at?
06:30.23r0bbytime to fail :D
06:30.45kblinand that's what the "substrate specifity" part is about
06:30.52dberkholzMkop: i opened up the two protein structures in a pdb viewer
06:31.01Mkopoh
06:31.12Mkophmm, I wonder if I have access to a pdb viewer
06:31.18Mkopprobably could if I cared to
06:31.33dberkholzlook around for jmol, there should be a java applet somewhere
06:31.37kblinMkop: if you've got a java plugin, PDB has a java applet
06:32.22dberkholzi don't think overlaying the structures is very straightforward though
06:32.23*** join/#gsoc RT|Chatzilla (n=rt@reactos/tester/RT)
06:32.53kblinnow phosphinomethyl malate looks pretty much the same as citrate, just that one carboxy-group is replaced by a phosphino-group
06:33.28Mkopwhat's phosphino?
06:33.49kblindberkholz: I've used a multiple sequence alignment of multiple aconitases to the sequence of PDB structure 2B3Y to identify active site residues
06:33.59kblinMkop: HOPOH
06:34.32MkopP has 3 free bonds, right?
06:34.47kblinwell, depends :)
06:35.01Mkopphosphate is PO4
06:35.21kblinin this case the P is bound to the malate-backbone
06:35.32kblinso there's one free electron pair
06:35.47Mkopit's bound to the backbone, or it's part of the backbone?
06:36.12kblinit's bound to the backbone instead of one COOH
06:36.40kblinnow, a phoshino group has almost the same size as a carboxy group
06:37.25kblingiven this and the fact that docking programs seem to choke on the [Fe-S] cluster alot, you can bet I had a lot of fun with this
06:37.58kblinin fact I'm still waiting for experimental results on my proposed mutations to prove substrate specifity
06:38.16*** join/#gsoc sugree (n=sugree@158.108.213.106)
06:38.16kblinbecause if the mutations I proposed don't work out, I don't have any bloody clue :)
06:38.49Mkopkblin: how long is your thesis?
06:39.40theboltkblin: so then you are smoked? ;-) (or have to rewrite your report to show you are wrong ;)
06:40.00kblinMkop: 38 pages, with pictures and all
06:40.16Mkopoh, that's not so long
06:41.11Mkopconsidering PhD theses can easily be 300
06:41.11kblinthebolt: the docking results didn't tell anything. so if my proposed mutations don't work, I can always claim this was already visible in the docking results ;)
06:41.11dberkholzMkop: if you install pymol (most distros have it), i can send you a session file to open that'll let you look at this.
06:41.33kblinthebolt: if the mutations work, I can claim that docking programs can't deal with the Fe-S cluster and the substrates
06:42.44*** join/#gsoc npe (n=npe@d54C450C4.access.telenet.be)
06:43.10Mkoplol
06:43.36Mkopdberkholz: yes, please
06:44.29kblinfortunately the results of the second part of my thesis are pretty good
06:45.02kblinespecially considering I only started on that while waiting for lab results on my primary topic and was a bit bored :)
06:45.12theboltkblin: haha, covered all bases ;)
06:46.09Mkopwhat's the second part?
06:46.32dberkholzMkop: http://dev.gentoo.org/~dberkholz/personal/aconitase-overlay-of-rna-and-citrate-bound-forms.pse
06:46.42*** join/#gsoc sulabh_m (n=sulabh@59.94.134.148)
06:47.05Mkophmm, some links are not meant to be clicked
06:47.15Mkopthey are meant to be wgot
06:48.00theboltMkop: :)
06:48.47kblinMkop: the RNA binding activity for these aconitases
06:49.09dberkholzMkop: basically you'll see all kinds of green & blue helices that are the protein; the brown/blue one is rna; the yellow/orange blob is iron-sulfur cluster; the green/red blob is citrate; sidechains within 5 angstroms of the iron-sulfur cluster are also shown.
06:50.27kblinMkop: prior to starting on this, my colleagues in microbiology could show that the streptomyces aconitases bind to the known eukaryote RNA sequence eukaryotic aconitase binds to
06:50.58kblinjust that streptomycetes don't have the gene for e.g. ferritin
06:51.18Mkopdberkholz: how is the RNA positioned in there? randomly, or intentionally?
06:51.19dberkholztry frataxin instead
06:51.31dberkholzMkop: it's position as it was bound in the experimentally determined structure
06:51.43kblinthe overlay isn't too good, I guess
06:51.56dberkholzit's like a 3.5 A rmsd
06:52.03kblinin order to bind RNA, aconitase opens up around 60 A
06:52.06kblinoh, not too bad then
06:52.15dberkholzthat's core regions
06:52.21Mkophow much is 60 Angstroms?
06:52.21kblinwell, true
06:52.57kblinMkop: in terms of structural alignments, a lot :)
06:53.08Mkophow wide is the whole protein?
06:53.51Mkopand, how do I get pymod to display the whole thing with a space-filling model?
06:53.54*** join/#gsoc avacore (i=nobody@1008ds1-rdo.0.fullrate.dk)
06:53.56kblingood question, didn't see that mentioned in a paper
06:54.01dberkholzyou can see just looking at it that the overlay is reasonable but not great; the right side looks pretty ok, the left side is way off because of the domain shift
06:54.04Mkopnot because it's any clearer that way, it's just cooler
06:54.25dberkholzMkop: on the right, next to "all", click S then spheres
06:54.27Mkopdberkholz: what's your background in genetics/molecular biology?
06:54.37dberkholzor click surface, if you prefer
06:54.50kblindberkholz: yeah, that's domains 1-3 staying the same, while domain 4 opens
06:55.01Mkophehe
06:55.06kblindberkholz: the same happens during the catalytic activity to allow substrate access
06:55.09Mkopyou can't see anything with it on spheres
06:55.13*** join/#gsoc LvQi (n=lv@222.67.149.128)
06:55.29dberkholzyep, proteins are packed pretty tight.
06:56.14kblinso one of the things I actually found was that bacteria seem to be a bit more relaxed as to what the RNA pattern can look like
06:56.21dberkholzMkop: structural biology
06:56.33Mkopis that what you do as your day job?
06:56.42Mkopand gentoo is your hobby?
06:56.47dberkholzyep
06:57.02Mkopwhat is structural biology?
06:57.16Mkopthis kind of stuff?
06:57.19dberkholzbasically using the structure to figure out the function, and explain known functions
06:57.51Mkopspecifically of proteins?
06:57.53dberkholzto do so, you of course need to determine the structure somehow, and that's part of it too
06:58.05dberkholzmacromolecules, which includes proteins, dna, rna, etc.
06:58.18MkopDNA has functions?
06:58.25MkopI know RNA does sometimes
06:58.34dberkholzdepends on your definition of function
06:58.43MkopI mean other than its primary role as data storage
06:58.45Mkop"data"
06:58.56Mkopthere's also packing, etc. for DNA
06:59.03dberkholzdoes it catalyze chemical reactions? not that i know of
06:59.17dberkholzneither do lots of proteins though.
06:59.25kblinanyway, off to university for today, bbiaf
07:00.17*** join/#gsoc Zlender (n=zlender@drupal.org/user/61873/view)
07:00.26Mkopseeya, kblin
07:00.30Mkopthis was very interesting
07:00.31Mkopthanks
07:00.54Mkopdberkholz: do you work in academia?
07:02.31*** join/#gsoc oak_ (n=oakus@252.108.broadband12.iol.cz)
07:02.48theboltMkop: as far as i can tell with that kind of area you either work in academia or pharmasutical company.. not much else to do ;)
07:03.31Mkopyeah, either in academics, or in industry research. my question is which
07:06.33*** part/#gsoc bonsaikitten (i=quassel@gentoo/developer/bonsaikitten)
07:08.42*** join/#gsoc iwikiwi_ (n=iwikiwi@59.162.204.231)
07:09.02*** join/#gsoc amit8-88 (n=Amit@unaffiliated/amit8-88)
07:14.58*** join/#gsoc sulabh_m1 (n=sulabh@59.94.144.98)
07:17.55*** join/#gsoc Catfish_Man (n=david@adium/CatfishMan)
07:17.56*** mode/#gsoc [+o Catfish_Man] by ChanServ
07:24.06*** join/#gsoc adam-_- (n=adam@79-64-150-49.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com)
07:26.52*** join/#gsoc vmassol (n=vmassol@lam60-1-82-233-128-14.fbx.proxad.net)
07:27.22*** join/#gsoc omniter (n=omniter@174.6.153.132)
07:30.07kblinre
07:30.33theboltwb;)
07:31.33kblindberkholz: I didn't find any iron-regulation-related genes with an IRE-like pattern in streptomyces genomes (IRE pattern being the iron-response relement pattern bound by eukaryontic aconitase)
07:35.17smtmskblin, can you repeat what you've just said? :-P
07:43.10kblinsmtms: sure
07:43.18kblinsmts: I didn't find any iron-regulation-related genes with an IRE-like pattern in streptomyces genomes (IRE pattern being the iron-response relement pattern bound by eukaryontic aconitase)
07:48.16kblin:)
07:48.59*** join/#gsoc sulabh_m (n=sulabh@59.94.153.8)
07:49.05r0bbykblin: what are you majoring in?
07:49.30*** join/#gsoc iwikiwi_ (n=iwikiwi@59.162.204.231)
07:54.47*** join/#gsoc npe (n=npe@195.207.5.2)
07:58.21*** join/#gsoc sid0 (n=sid0@unaffiliated/sid0)
08:03.03*** join/#gsoc runasand (n=runa@huggles.sakecurious.org)
08:03.47*** join/#gsoc smtms (n=sometime@84.238.192.16)
08:10.10*** join/#gsoc sioraiocht (n=sioraioc@client0332.vpn.ox.ac.uk)
08:13.28*** join/#gsoc sea-gull (n=sea-gull@95-28-119-99.broadband.corbina.ru)
08:14.12*** join/#gsoc sulabh_m (n=sulabh@59.94.149.189)
08:16.34*** join/#gsoc spectie (n=fran@unaffiliated/spectie)
08:19.25*** join/#gsoc RT|Chatzilla_ (n=rt@reactos/tester/RT)
08:20.09*** join/#gsoc gurkee (n=nnscript@pcatlas44.mppmu.mpg.de)
08:23.43*** join/#gsoc tct13 (n=Tibi@p22.eregie.pub.ro)
08:29.30*** join/#gsoc Zlender (n=zlender@drupal.org/user/61873/view)
08:37.14*** join/#gsoc NicDumZ (n=nicdumz@wikimedia/NicDumZ)
08:47.31*** join/#gsoc npe (n=npe@195.207.5.2)
08:50.42*** join/#gsoc koryk (n=koryk@unaffiliated/koryk)
08:53.06*** join/#gsoc skbohra (n=gsoc@unaffiliated/skbohra)
08:57.45*** join/#gsoc llnz (n=lee@203.184.62.95)
09:11.59*** join/#gsoc VDVsx (n=valerio@bl5-205-211.dsl.telepac.pt)
09:17.03*** join/#gsoc npe_ (n=npe@195.207.5.2)
09:29.13*** join/#gsoc MatthewWilkes (n=mattheww@78-86-194-127.zone2.bethere.co.uk)
09:31.04*** join/#gsoc sulabh_m (n=sulabh@59.94.149.189)
09:32.20*** join/#gsoc i386 (n=jdumay@150.101.201.143)
09:33.50*** join/#gsoc devilsadvocate (n=devilsad@210.212.55.3)
09:36.42*** join/#gsoc adam-_- (n=adam@79-64-206-183.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com)
09:48.59*** join/#gsoc bcarlyon|laptop (n=bcarlyon@unaffiliated/bcarlyon)
09:49.57*** join/#gsoc tct13 (n=Tibi@p22.eregie.pub.ro)
09:56.09*** join/#gsoc rwcr (n=oremanj@64.161.78.226)
09:56.27*** part/#gsoc rwcr (n=oremanj@64.161.78.226)
10:00.51*** join/#gsoc Nightrose (n=lydia@amarok/rokymotion/nightrose)
10:04.29*** join/#gsoc mat69 (n=kde-deve@93.83.106.50)
10:10.25*** join/#gsoc etix (n=etix@nala.l0cal.com)
10:12.20*** join/#gsoc sebp (n=sebp@f053230137.adsl.alicedsl.de)
10:12.23*** join/#gsoc iwikiwi_ (n=iwikiwi@59.162.204.231)
10:13.32*** join/#gsoc gangil (n=gangil@117.98.92.205)
10:34.03*** join/#gsoc florinciu (n=chatzill@77.81.36.11)
10:41.26*** join/#gsoc adam-_- (n=adam@79-72-182-110.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com)
10:52.58*** join/#gsoc lifeeth (n=praneeth@unaffiliated/lifeeth)
10:59.30*** join/#gsoc ecin (n=ecin@150stb56.codetel.net.do)
11:16.25*** join/#gsoc RT|Chatzilla_ (n=rt@reactos/tester/RT)
11:16.32kblinI'm reading too much groklaw
11:17.37*** join/#gsoc gangil (n=gangil@117.98.85.69)
11:17.58kblinproteins usually aren't in litigation, they are in ligation
11:20.09straw:P
11:26.24*** join/#gsoc abinader (n=quassel@189.2.128.130)
11:28.13MaNIunless they are american proteins
11:36.44*** join/#gsoc mmore (n=mahmoud@196.219.214.65)
11:38.38*** join/#gsoc ecin_ (n=ecin@216stb56.codetel.net.do)
11:41.15*** join/#gsoc iwikiwi_ (n=iwikiwi@59.162.204.231)
11:41.22*** join/#gsoc nopper (n=nopper@host222-252-dynamic.6-87-r.retail.telecomitalia.it)
11:41.53*** join/#gsoc iwikiwi_ (n=iwikiwi@59.162.204.231)
11:42.48*** join/#gsoc Merio (n=merio@85.134.131.211)
11:43.11*** join/#gsoc adam-_- (n=adam@79.64.157.130)
11:44.18*** join/#gsoc ecin__ (n=ecin@184stb56.codetel.net.do)
11:45.30*** join/#gsoc NicDumZ (n=nicdumz@wikimedia/NicDumZ)
11:58.35*** join/#gsoc Noya (i=noya@andariel.informatik.uni-erlangen.de)
12:00.59*** join/#gsoc Chainsaw (n=chainsaw@gentoo/developer/atheme.member.chainsaw)
12:03.18*** join/#gsoc sheymann (n=sebastie@APuteaux-753-1-26-187.w90-44.abo.wanadoo.fr)
12:03.41*** join/#gsoc ecin (n=ecin@66.98.6.172)
12:12.56*** join/#gsoc kpreid (n=kpreid@cpe-67-249-58-190.twcny.res.rr.com)
12:14.22*** join/#gsoc tct13 (n=Tibi@p22.eregie.pub.ro)
12:15.05*** part/#gsoc gangil (n=gangil@117.98.85.69)
12:15.17*** join/#gsoc kpreid (n=kpreid@cpe-67-249-58-190.twcny.res.rr.com)
12:15.57*** join/#gsoc mmore (n=mahmoud@196.219.214.65)
12:18.08*** join/#gsoc mahmoud_ (n=mahmoud@196.219.214.65)
12:19.01*** join/#gsoc mt_ (n=MTee@41.233.147.157)
12:19.18*** join/#gsoc koryk1 (n=koryk@cpe-66-25-174-9.austin.res.rr.com)
12:19.34*** join/#gsoc kane77 (n=kane@194.1.130.108)
12:21.43*** join/#gsoc florinciu (n=chatzill@77.81.36.11) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:21.44*** join/#gsoc etix (n=etix@nala.l0cal.com) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:21.44*** join/#gsoc sea-gull (n=sea-gull@95-28-119-99.broadband.corbina.ru) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:21.44*** join/#gsoc sochotnicky (n=w0rm@81.89.48.233) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:21.44*** join/#gsoc DTRemenak (n=DTRemena@about/essy/CrazyCoder/DTRemenak) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:21.44*** join/#gsoc adc (n=Loller@intruded.net) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:21.44*** join/#gsoc mt (n=MTee@rockbox/developer/mt) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:21.44*** join/#gsoc GodEater (n=nochance@rockbox/staff/GodEater) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:21.44*** join/#gsoc ukai (n=ukai@220.109.219.244) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:21.44*** join/#gsoc lu_zero (n=lu_zero@gentoo/developer/lu-zero) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:21.44*** join/#gsoc ningerso (n=ningerso@8.12.34.117) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:21.44*** join/#gsoc Adri2000 (n=adri2000@ubuntu/member/adri2000) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:22.35*** join/#gsoc harlan_ (n=harlan@wsp030783wss.weizmann.ac.il)
12:22.42*** join/#gsoc eliel (n=eliels@200.61.172.61)
12:23.12*** join/#gsoc schumaml (i=c19b5f01@gateway/web/ajax/mibbit.com/x-64114d790218d7f8)
12:27.40*** join/#gsoc jbilcke (n=uxmal@topaze.daizoru.org)
12:29.32*** join/#gsoc sulabh_m (n=sulabh@59.94.141.19)
12:30.47*** join/#gsoc rareLegend (n=rArelege@CPE001b63f56357-CM000a7362b5b3.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com)
12:30.57*** join/#gsoc Sup3rkiddo (n=sudharsh@unaffiliated/sudharsh)
12:31.32*** join/#gsoc DTRemenak|RDP (n=DTRemena@about/essy/CrazyCoder/DTRemenak)
12:34.09*** join/#gsoc moacirdeoliveira (n=moacir@201-75-82-112-ma.cpe.vivax.com.br)
12:34.09*** join/#gsoc florinciu (n=chatzill@77.81.36.11) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:34.09*** join/#gsoc etix (n=etix@nala.l0cal.com) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:34.09*** join/#gsoc sea-gull (n=sea-gull@95-28-119-99.broadband.corbina.ru) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:34.09*** join/#gsoc sochotnicky (n=w0rm@81.89.48.233) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:34.09*** join/#gsoc adc (n=Loller@intruded.net) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:34.09*** join/#gsoc mt (n=MTee@rockbox/developer/mt) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:34.09*** join/#gsoc GodEater (n=nochance@rockbox/staff/GodEater) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:34.09*** join/#gsoc ukai (n=ukai@220.109.219.244) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:34.09*** join/#gsoc lu_zero (n=lu_zero@gentoo/developer/lu-zero) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:34.09*** join/#gsoc ningerso (n=ningerso@8.12.34.117) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:34.09*** join/#gsoc Adri2000 (n=adri2000@ubuntu/member/adri2000) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:34.34*** join/#gsoc ravenlock (n=ravenloc@enlightenment/developer/ravenlock)
12:35.00*** join/#gsoc w0rm_ (n=w0rm@81.89.48.233)
12:36.19*** join/#gsoc z4chh (n=Zach@130.108.60.185)
12:37.15*** join/#gsoc sioraiocht (n=sioraioc@84.9.143.150)
12:42.45*** join/#gsoc fsteeg (n=fsteeg@xdsl-78-34-108-27.netcologne.de)
12:45.27*** join/#gsoc MaNI (n=malcolm@dsl-247-154-161.telkomadsl.co.za)
12:47.33*** join/#gsoc w0rm_ (n=w0rm@81.89.48.233) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:47.33*** join/#gsoc ravenlock (n=ravenloc@enlightenment/developer/ravenlock) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:47.33*** join/#gsoc moacirdeoliveira (n=moacir@201-75-82-112-ma.cpe.vivax.com.br) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:47.33*** join/#gsoc florinciu (n=chatzill@77.81.36.11) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:47.33*** join/#gsoc etix (n=etix@nala.l0cal.com) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:47.33*** join/#gsoc sea-gull (n=sea-gull@95-28-119-99.broadband.corbina.ru) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:47.34*** join/#gsoc sochotnicky (n=w0rm@81.89.48.233) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:47.34*** join/#gsoc adc (n=Loller@intruded.net) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:47.34*** join/#gsoc GodEater (n=nochance@rockbox/staff/GodEater) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:47.34*** join/#gsoc ukai (n=ukai@220.109.219.244) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:47.34*** join/#gsoc lu_zero (n=lu_zero@gentoo/developer/lu-zero) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:47.34*** join/#gsoc ningerso (n=ningerso@8.12.34.117) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:47.34*** join/#gsoc Adri2000 (n=adri2000@ubuntu/member/adri2000) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
12:47.35*** join/#gsoc ChEaSeR (n=lpetrov@77.78.176.217)
12:47.51*** join/#gsoc lucaz (n=lucas@190.51.78.52)
12:49.30*** join/#gsoc thiagoss (n=Thiago@189.71.31.175)
12:51.40*** join/#gsoc sid0 (n=sid0@unaffiliated/sid0)
12:58.05*** join/#gsoc Chainsaw (n=chainsaw@gentoo/developer/atheme.member.chainsaw)
13:00.40*** join/#gsoc ukai (n=ukai@220.109.219.244)
13:05.21*** join/#gsoc aghisla (n=aghisla@193.206.172.48)
13:08.00*** join/#gsoc Adri2000_ (n=adri2000@ubuntu/member/adri2000)
13:09.17*** join/#gsoc w0rm_ (n=w0rm@81.89.48.233) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
13:09.17*** join/#gsoc ravenlock (n=ravenloc@enlightenment/developer/ravenlock) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
13:09.17*** join/#gsoc etix (n=etix@nala.l0cal.com) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
13:09.18*** join/#gsoc sea-gull (n=sea-gull@95-28-119-99.broadband.corbina.ru) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
13:09.18*** join/#gsoc sochotnicky (n=w0rm@81.89.48.233) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
13:09.18*** join/#gsoc adc (n=Loller@intruded.net) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
13:09.18*** join/#gsoc GodEater (n=nochance@rockbox/staff/GodEater) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
13:09.18*** join/#gsoc lu_zero (n=lu_zero@gentoo/developer/lu-zero) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
13:09.18*** join/#gsoc ningerso (n=ningerso@8.12.34.117) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
13:09.21*** join/#gsoc moacirdeoliveira (n=moacir@201-75-82-112-ma.cpe.vivax.com.br) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
13:09.53*** join/#gsoc Turuk (n=Turuk@wesnoth/forumsith/turuk)
13:11.11*** join/#gsoc sea-gull (n=sea-gull@95-28-119-99.broadband.corbina.ru)
13:12.26*** join/#gsoc sugree (n=sugree@58.9.47.195)
13:12.58*** join/#gsoc iwikiwi__ (n=iwikiwi@59.162.204.231)
13:13.45*** join/#gsoc gangil (n=gangil@117.98.123.157)
13:14.32*** join/#gsoc RT|Chatzilla_ (n=rt@reactos/tester/RT)
13:14.45*** join/#gsoc GodEater (n=nnochanc@rockbox/staff/GodEater) [NETSPLIT VICTIM]
13:17.54*** join/#gsoc MarkieMark1 (n=Mark@lns-bzn-20-82-64-57-172.adsl.proxad.net)
13:18.14*** join/#gsoc adam-_- (n=adam@0-1e-c2-bd-e-9d.it.wlan.dur.ac.uk)
13:23.54*** join/#gsoc jbilcke (n=uxmal@topaze.daizoru.org)
13:27.01*** join/#gsoc adam-_- (n=adam@0-1e-c2-bd-e-9d.it.wlan.dur.ac.uk)
13:27.34*** join/#gsoc sid0 (n=sid0@unaffiliated/sid0)
13:30.02*** join/#gsoc abii (n=macbook@cm180.delta30.maxonline.com.sg)
13:33.50*** join/#gsoc dwins_ (n=dwins@ip70-161-122-146.hr.hr.cox.net)
13:33.54*** join/#gsoc etix (n=etix@nala.l0cal.com)
13:37.04*** join/#gsoc sugree (n=sugree@ppp-58-9-47-195.revip2.asianet.co.th)
13:38.05*** join/#gsoc gberdyshev (n=georgy@unaffiliated/codingmaster)
13:47.53*** join/#gsoc MaNI (n=malcolm@dsl-247-154-161.telkomadsl.co.za)
13:48.03*** join/#gsoc thiagoss (n=thiagoss@189.71.31.175)
13:49.39*** join/#gsoc Pragma (n=kvirc@host90-197-dynamic.17-79-r.retail.telecomitalia.it)
13:55.39*** join/#gsoc spearce (n=spearce@nat/google/x-8dd286c4d798292e)
13:55.39*** mode/#gsoc [+o spearce] by ChanServ
13:55.54*** join/#gsoc ecin_ (n=ecin@187stb56.codetel.net.do)
14:03.03*** join/#gsoc ecin__ (n=ecin@206stb56.codetel.net.do)
14:04.57*** join/#gsoc MaNI (n=malcolm@dsl-247-154-161.telkomadsl.co.za)
14:05.47*** join/#gsoc ecin_ (n=ecin@202stb56.codetel.net.do)
14:07.37*** join/#gsoc skbohra (n=gsoc@unaffiliated/skbohra)
14:08.25*** join/#gsoc RT|Chatzilla_ (n=rt@reactos/tester/RT)
14:11.16*** join/#gsoc sivaji (n=sivaji@unaffiliated/sivaji)
14:12.17*** join/#gsoc thiago_home (n=thiago@kde/thiago)
14:13.44*** join/#gsoc ian_mac (n=ian@dhcp-0-f-b5-eb-66-89.cpe.quickclic.net)
14:19.33*** join/#gsoc sioraiocht (n=sioraioc@78-86-82-152.zone2.bethere.co.uk)
14:29.15*** join/#gsoc kuarezma (n=kuarezma@wnn31236.wireless.dtu.dk)
14:30.39*** join/#gsoc Sha_Liu (n=chatzill@222.44.35.92)
14:32.30*** join/#gsoc MaNI (n=malcolm@dsl-247-154-161.telkomadsl.co.za)
14:36.33*** join/#gsoc guillaumebel (n=guillaum@18-147.tr.cgocable.ca)
14:37.49*** join/#gsoc wadeb (n=wadeb@66.186.190.58)
14:41.32*** join/#gsoc kendrick (n=kendrick@76-191-168-56.dsl.dynamic.sonic.net)
14:44.14*** join/#gsoc PJ_Coudert_ (n=Pierre-J@bas69-1-88-175-148-213.fbx.proxad.net)
14:46.15*** join/#gsoc andrei1089 (n=andrei@79.116.252.129)
14:52.11ajuonlinei got a card with someone else's name
14:52.13ajuonline:/
14:52.35*** join/#gsoc amit8-88 (n=Amit@unaffiliated/amit8-88)
14:55.37thiago_homenotify google
14:56.09summatusmentisalso, stop taking over other people's houses
14:56.09ajuonlinedid already
14:56.32ajuonlinesummatusmentis: i dont even know that guy! although he is an Indian student
14:56.58summatusmentisuh huh. you looked up all the Indian students addresses, and took over their houses
14:57.08summatusmentisit's clearly all part of your world domination plan
14:57.33ajuonlineshhh!
14:57.34ajuonline<PROTECTED>
14:59.09*** join/#gsoc sivaji (n=sivaji@unaffiliated/sivaji)
15:08.53*** part/#gsoc gangil (n=gangil@117.98.123.157)
15:08.57*** join/#gsoc vmassol_ (n=vmassol@82.233.128.14)
15:10.30*** join/#gsoc alanp_ (n=alanp@i216-58-29-58.cybersurf.com)
15:14.07*** join/#gsoc stacktic1sh (n=stacktic@nitro.geekshells.org)
15:14.12*** join/#gsoc sivaji (n=sivaji@unaffiliated/sivaji)
15:16.06*** join/#gsoc npe (n=npe@195.207.5.2)
15:18.28*** join/#gsoc tct13 (n=Tibi@p22.eregie.pub.ro)
15:19.39*** join/#gsoc spectie (n=fran@unaffiliated/spectie)
15:19.59*** join/#gsoc ecin (n=ecin@211stb56.codetel.net.do)
15:24.19*** join/#gsoc mprutsalis (n=Mark@cpe-74-73-28-22.nyc.res.rr.com)
15:24.34*** join/#gsoc balleyne (n=balleyne@red-gw29.cs.toronto.edu)
15:24.41*** join/#gsoc sochotnicky (n=w0rm@81.89.48.233)
15:24.55*** join/#gsoc jbartosik (n=joszi@aasf151.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl)
15:31.37*** join/#gsoc rohananil (n=rohanani@202.164.136.186)
15:32.21*** join/#gsoc pumphaus (n=Arno@p4FF774D6.dip.t-dialin.net)
15:32.36*** join/#gsoc MaNI (n=malcolm@dsl-247-154-161.telkomadsl.co.za)
15:34.02*** join/#gsoc secureendpoints (n=chatzill@cpe-24-193-47-88.nyc.res.rr.com)
15:36.52*** join/#gsoc Kaetemi (n=Kaetemi@pdpc/supporter/base/kaetemi)
15:41.07*** join/#gsoc mmore (n=mahmoud@41.196.213.201)
15:42.49*** join/#gsoc nloko (n=neil@S010600131094b4af.ed.shawcable.net)
15:47.44*** join/#gsoc nloko_ (n=neil@S010600131094b4af.ed.shawcable.net)
15:47.58*** join/#gsoc w0rm_ (n=w0rm@81.89.48.233)
15:48.50*** join/#gsoc fsteeg_ (n=fsteeg@xdsl-78-34-96-15.netcologne.de)
15:48.51*** join/#gsoc alexua (n=alex@c-76-99-32-147.hsd1.pa.comcast.net)
15:49.57*** join/#gsoc pumphaus (n=Arno@p4FF774D6.dip.t-dialin.net)
15:51.03*** join/#gsoc skbohra (n=gsoc@unaffiliated/skbohra)
15:51.13*** join/#gsoc stacktic|sh (n=stacktic@nitro.geekshells.org)
15:57.22*** join/#gsoc MaNI (n=malcolm@dsl-247-154-161.telkomadsl.co.za)
15:57.39*** join/#gsoc tanoku (n=tanoku@81.202.149.185.dyn.user.ono.com)
15:58.04*** join/#gsoc sivaji (n=sivaji@unaffiliated/sivaji)
15:59.50*** join/#gsoc adam-_- (n=adam@0-1e-c2-bd-e-9d.it.wlan.dur.ac.uk)
16:00.18*** join/#gsoc asmeurer (n=aaronmeu@c-68-42-37-143.hsd1.nm.comcast.net)
16:01.02*** join/#gsoc abderrahim (n=abderrah@213.132.255.236)
16:03.23*** join/#gsoc jbilcke (n=uxmal@topaze.daizoru.org)
16:08.36*** join/#gsoc JefferyM (n=JefferyM@bzflag/projectadmin/JeffM)
16:10.36*** join/#gsoc oguz (n=chatzill@88.243.79.26)
16:10.55*** part/#gsoc aghisla (n=aghisla@193.206.172.48)
16:11.15*** join/#gsoc gangil (n=gangil@117.98.65.17)
16:13.30*** join/#gsoc rohananil1 (n=rohanani@202.164.136.186)
16:22.45*** join/#gsoc Nightrose (n=quassel@amarok/rokymotion/nightrose)
16:24.27*** join/#gsoc aewp2 (n=aewp2@ginger.caret.cam.ac.uk)
16:25.56*** join/#gsoc kanika_vats (n=kanika_v@59.176.111.34)
16:31.14*** join/#gsoc ian_mac (n=ian@dhcp-0-f-b5-eb-66-89.cpe.quickclic.net)
16:32.56*** join/#gsoc rwcr_ (n=oremanj@xenon.get-linux.org)
16:34.40*** join/#gsoc andrei1089 (n=andrei@79.116.252.129)
16:37.06*** join/#gsoc atulagrwl (n=atul@unaffiliated/atulagrwl)
16:37.20*** join/#gsoc atulagrwl (n=atul@unaffiliated/atulagrwl)
16:38.17*** join/#gsoc Will07c5 (n=William@c-67-173-127-196.hsd1.il.comcast.net)
16:39.26*** join/#gsoc thiagoss (n=thiagoss@189.71.7.230)
16:39.31*** join/#gsoc rwcr (n=oremanj@xenon.get-linux.org)
16:46.20*** join/#gsoc sebr_ (n=quassel@eth6599.nsw.adsl.internode.on.net)
16:49.05*** join/#gsoc sebr (n=quassel@ATL146140-1.gw.connect.com.au)
16:49.40*** join/#gsoc rszulgo (n=daytek@chello089077220034.chello.pl)
16:52.17*** join/#gsoc schumaml (n=ms@dslb-094-217-242-071.pools.arcor-ip.net)
16:52.22*** join/#gsoc codestasher (n=silent@59.180.146.250)
16:59.27*** join/#gsoc Erroneous (n=DTRemena@about/essy/CrazyCoder/DTRemenak)
17:00.19*** join/#gsoc Catfish_Man (n=david@adium/CatfishMan)
17:00.19*** mode/#gsoc [+o Catfish_Man] by ChanServ
17:01.24*** join/#gsoc sebp (n=sebp@f053229111.adsl.alicedsl.de)
17:01.47*** join/#gsoc sulabh_m (n=sulabh@59.94.134.81)
17:07.39*** join/#gsoc skbohra (n=gsoc@unaffiliated/skbohra)
17:07.45*** join/#gsoc ipwa (n=ipwa@78-86-157-48.zone2.bethere.co.uk)
17:11.39*** join/#gsoc kanika_vats (n=kanika_v@59.176.111.34)
17:16.19*** join/#gsoc Greywhind (n=Greywhin@ip68-99-92-196.ph.ph.cox.net)
17:17.55*** join/#gsoc gurkeee (n=nnscript@sn21dhcp85.mppmu.mpg.de)
17:18.45*** join/#gsoc alunduil (n=alunduil@moreno-4.lsu.edu)
17:19.15*** join/#gsoc cjhopman (n=chris@wesnoth/developer/cjhopman)
17:20.09*** join/#gsoc mata (n=mata@189.163.143.55)
17:33.26*** join/#gsoc sivaji (n=sivaji@unaffiliated/sivaji)
17:35.31*** join/#gsoc sea-gull (n=sea-gull@95-28-171-59.broadband.corbina.ru)
17:36.02*** join/#gsoc bcarlyon|laptop (n=bcarlyon@unaffiliated/bcarlyon)
17:36.13*** join/#gsoc sea-gull_ (n=sea-gull@95-28-171-59.broadband.corbina.ru)
17:43.55*** join/#gsoc Fingolfin (i=Fingolfi@unaffiliated/fingolfin)
17:45.36*** join/#gsoc dzhus (n=sphinx@93-80-221-33.broadband.corbina.ru)
17:48.44*** join/#gsoc alunduil (n=alunduil@moreno-4.lsu.edu)
17:49.00*** join/#gsoc sivaji (n=sivaji@unaffiliated/sivaji)
17:49.50*** join/#gsoc harlan_ (n=harlan@wsp030783wss.weizmann.ac.il)
17:52.13*** join/#gsoc rwcr (n=oremanj@xenon.get-linux.org)
17:53.59*** join/#gsoc z4chh (n=Zach@cpe-75-186-150-159.woh.res.rr.com)
17:55.45*** join/#gsoc vmassol (n=vmassol@lam60-1-82-233-128-14.fbx.proxad.net)
17:59.47*** join/#gsoc alexua (n=alex@c-68-46-148-83.hsd1.pa.comcast.net)
18:03.20*** join/#gsoc Wolf_OSGeo (n=wolf@cs27005086.pp.htv.fi)
18:09.08*** join/#gsoc MaxM (n=MaxM@wsip-98-173-48-39.sd.sd.cox.net)
18:10.26*** join/#gsoc sivaji (n=sivaji@unaffiliated/sivaji)
18:10.44*** join/#gsoc romullo (n=quassel@150.165.63.86)
18:12.19*** join/#gsoc dhaun (n=geeklog@p54A12916.dip0.t-ipconnect.de)
18:13.16*** join/#gsoc apinto (n=apinto@bl10-174-253.dsl.telepac.pt)
18:21.04*** join/#gsoc sulabh_m (n=sulabh@59.94.133.162)
18:21.29*** join/#gsoc sivaji (n=sivaji@122.164.254.158)
18:23.11*** join/#gsoc Mkop (n=Mkop@seasnet-38-185.seas.upenn.edu)
18:24.16*** join/#gsoc skbohra (n=gsoc@unaffiliated/skbohra)
18:26.23*** join/#gsoc apinto_ (n=apinto@bl10-174-253.dsl.telepac.pt)
18:27.49*** join/#gsoc ravenlock (n=ravenloc@enlightenment/developer/ravenlock)
18:27.49*** join/#gsoc adc (n=Loller@intruded.net)
18:27.49*** join/#gsoc lu_zero (n=lu_zero@gentoo/developer/lu-zero)
18:27.49*** join/#gsoc ningerso (n=ningerso@8.12.34.117)
18:28.42*** join/#gsoc abderrahim (n=abderrah@213.132.255.234)
18:28.48*** join/#gsoc Merio (n=merio@85.134.131.211)
18:35.03*** join/#gsoc sivaji (n=sivaji@unaffiliated/sivaji)
18:35.07*** part/#gsoc gangil (n=gangil@117.98.65.17)
18:39.27*** join/#gsoc gangil (n=gangil@117.98.88.154)
18:39.42*** join/#gsoc KillerX (n=Adium@corp-240.mv.mozilla.com)
18:40.53*** join/#gsoc Mkop (n=Mkop@unaffiliated/mkop2)
18:43.43*** join/#gsoc ricardo-vlh (n=ricardo-@107.66.54.77.rev.vodafone.pt)
18:54.43*** join/#gsoc k0p (n=bastiao@bl8-163-166.dsl.telepac.pt)
18:54.52*** join/#gsoc Dragonking (n=dk@wesnoth/developer/dragonking)
18:56.33*** join/#gsoc jgay (n=jgay@pool-96-233-30-43.bstnma.east.verizon.net)
18:59.10*** part/#gsoc lresende (n=lresende@c-98-207-59-49.hsd1.ca.comcast.net)
19:09.21*** join/#gsoc Catfish_Man (n=david@adium/CatfishMan)
19:09.21*** mode/#gsoc [+o Catfish_Man] by ChanServ
19:09.24*** join/#gsoc adam-_- (n=adam@79-64-140-100.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com)
19:10.19*** join/#gsoc Slyh (n=mschuett@V9974.v.pppool.de)
19:11.33*** join/#gsoc Catfish_Man (n=david@adium/CatfishMan)
19:11.33*** mode/#gsoc [+o Catfish_Man] by ChanServ
19:12.34*** join/#gsoc alidnoC (n=adrian@97.72.203.171)
19:18.05alidnoCHi everybody! Is there any project for Education (primary schooling)?
19:21.36*** join/#gsoc vmassol (n=vmassol@lam60-1-82-233-128-14.fbx.proxad.net)
19:22.20alidnoCI have a project called Our Education based on the topic from United Nations called Universal Education.
19:22.40Catfish_ManalidnoC: SoC is already going on; the time for projects to apply was months ago
19:22.44alidnoCAnd I believe that it will really help millions around the world.
19:22.53alidnoCOh, I see.
19:23.01alidnoCIs it every year, though?
19:23.09Catfish_Manno guarantees, but very likely
19:23.20andguentwhy should the deadline stop you from "helping millions around the world"
19:23.24alidnoCOkay, I understand.
19:23.37alidnoCWell, I'm not very good at programming.
19:23.43alidnoCSo I would need help.
19:24.05alidnoCI know some of the C programming language, but I haven't really gotten to the advanced level, yet.
19:24.13alidnoCDo you understand?
19:24.45alidnoCI developed it for the Imagine Cup - Software Design competition this year.
19:25.02alidnoCBut since I don't know programming very well yet...I had to quit the competition.
19:26.40ecinalidnoC: Never a better time to develop your skills, then. :)
19:27.04*** join/#gsoc benny`work (n=benny@eclipse/developer/Technology/bennywork)
19:27.09alidnoCThat's true.
19:27.24alidnoCecin, what's your e-mail address?
19:27.35alidnoCI can e-mail you its business plan.
19:27.39alidnoCMaybe you like it, too.
19:27.39ecinIronically, I think Image Cup had education as their theme last year or the one before.
19:27.56alidnoCIn 2007, and this year.
19:28.07alidnoCThis year are more than one topics.
19:28.14alidnoCIncluding Universal Education, etc.
19:28.34andguentbusiness plan?
19:28.36andguentomg. get out
19:28.47dzhuslol
19:30.21alidnoCWell, its lay out is like a business plan.
19:31.48alidnoCA business plan doesn't always mean the real deal like you were thinking.
19:32.33*** join/#gsoc kendrick (n=kendrick@76-191-168-56.dsl.dynamic.sonic.net)
19:34.18*** join/#gsoc martyfuhry (n=marty@h254.174.131.174.dynamic.ip.windstream.net)
19:34.40*** join/#gsoc Turuk (n=Turuk@wesnoth/forumsith/turuk)
19:34.55*** join/#gsoc gangil1 (n=gangil@117.98.98.211)
19:36.33*** join/#gsoc sivaji (n=sivaji@unaffiliated/sivaji)
19:36.39*** join/#gsoc mhilmi (n=mhilmi@modemcable138.77-82-70.mc.videotron.ca)
19:38.01*** join/#gsoc lucaz (n=lucas@190.51.78.52)
19:42.32*** join/#gsoc lewing (n=lewing@cpe-70-113-47-164.austin.res.rr.com)
19:44.27*** join/#gsoc SRabbelier (n=SRabbeli@ip138-114-211-87.adsl2.static.versatel.nl)
19:44.27*** mode/#gsoc [+o SRabbelier] by ChanServ
19:46.51*** join/#gsoc abinader (n=quassel@189.2.128.130)
19:49.45*** join/#gsoc rohananil (n=rohanani@202.164.136.186)
19:50.16*** join/#gsoc alanp (n=alanp@76-10-174-3.dsl.teksavvy.com)
19:53.22*** join/#gsoc dmb (n=dmb@unaffiliated/dmb)
19:58.43*** join/#gsoc penyaskito (n=penyaski@85.137.212.86.dyn.user.ono.com)
20:03.33*** join/#gsoc llnz (n=lee@router.medialab.co.nz)
20:06.18*** join/#gsoc devilsadvocate (n=quassel@202.3.77.11)
20:08.58*** join/#gsoc Upth (i=ogmar@adsl-75-26-194-61.dsl.scrm01.sbcglobal.net)
20:12.44*** join/#gsoc Mkop (n=Mkop@unaffiliated/mkop2)
20:13.18*** join/#gsoc tct13 (n=Tibi@p22.eregie.pub.ro)
20:14.40*** join/#gsoc me1 (n=ausom@bzflag/player/Me1)
20:16.59*** join/#gsoc vmassol (n=vmassol@lam60-1-82-233-128-14.fbx.proxad.net)
20:22.01*** join/#gsoc adam-_- (n=adam@79-64-140-100.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com)
20:25.00*** join/#gsoc z4chh (n=Zach@cpe-75-186-150-159.woh.res.rr.com)
20:26.04*** join/#gsoc iwikiwi (n=KWISATZH@61.17.45.127)
20:27.45*** part/#gsoc gangil1 (n=gangil@117.98.98.211)
20:27.56*** join/#gsoc dmb (n=dmb@unaffiliated/dmb)
20:40.58*** join/#gsoc mt (n=MTee@rockbox/developer/mt)
20:44.58*** join/#gsoc Fred__ (n=fred@59-115-176-153.dynamic.hinet.net)
20:45.00*** join/#gsoc jaguarandi (n=darkaj@a83-132-233-68.cpe.netcabo.pt)
20:45.44*** join/#gsoc secureendpoints_ (n=chatzill@cpe-24-193-47-88.nyc.res.rr.com)
20:47.57*** join/#gsoc Sterops (n=Sterops@rps1851.ovh.net)
20:50.14*** join/#gsoc MaxMmm (n=MaxM@wsip-98-173-48-39.sd.sd.cox.net)
20:51.17*** join/#gsoc iwikiwi_ (n=KWISATZH@61.17.45.127)
20:55.54*** join/#gsoc cjhopman (n=chris@wesnoth/developer/cjhopman)
21:03.15*** join/#gsoc oak_ (n=oakus@252.108.broadband12.iol.cz)
21:07.04*** join/#gsoc Mkop (n=Mkop@unaffiliated/mkop2)
21:09.23*** join/#gsoc npe (n=npe@d54C450C4.access.telenet.be)
21:15.01*** join/#gsoc harlan_ (n=harlan@udp004276uds.weizmann.ac.il)
21:16.35*** join/#gsoc Chainsaw (n=chainsaw@gentoo/developer/atheme.member.chainsaw)
21:23.08*** join/#gsoc DannyB (n=dannyb@c-68-34-83-103.hsd1.md.comcast.net)
21:23.08*** mode/#gsoc [+o DannyB] by ChanServ
21:30.49*** join/#gsoc pollo123 (n=pollopol@200.122.208.207)
21:41.16*** join/#gsoc skwashd-laptop (n=skwashd@phpgroupware/skwashd)
21:50.18*** join/#gsoc ecin (n=ecin@200.26.171.5)
21:50.27*** join/#gsoc Turuk (n=Turuk@wesnoth/forumsith/turuk)
21:57.43*** join/#gsoc mmadia (n=mmadia@pool-138-89-126-85.nwrk.east.verizon.net)
21:59.44*** join/#gsoc webchick (n=webchick@drupal.org/user/24967/view)
21:59.44*** mode/#gsoc [+o webchick] by ChanServ
22:02.51*** part/#gsoc mmadia (n=mmadia@pool-138-89-126-85.nwrk.east.verizon.net)
22:03.36*** join/#gsoc KillerX (n=Adium@corp-240.mv.mozilla.com)
22:04.55*** join/#gsoc thiagoss (n=thiagoss@189.71.76.143)
22:11.02*** join/#gsoc mprutsalis (n=Mark@cpe-74-73-28-22.nyc.res.rr.com)
22:11.05*** part/#gsoc alexua (n=alex@c-68-46-148-83.hsd1.pa.comcast.net)
22:11.58*** join/#gsoc oxcsnicho (i=nobody@socks.cse.cuhk.edu.hk)
22:19.26gurkeeeis someone here good @ css? :-)
22:27.27*** join/#gsoc ipwa (n=ipwa@78-86-157-48.zone2.bethere.co.uk)
22:27.30*** part/#gsoc pollopolis (n=pollopol@200.122.208.207)
22:29.09*** join/#gsoc stacktic|sh (i=stacktic@nitro.geekshells.org)
22:31.16*** join/#gsoc mt (n=MTee@rockbox/developer/mt)
22:34.56*** join/#gsoc tct13 (n=Tibi@p22.eregie.pub.ro)
22:35.36allisterb_gurkee, sort of
22:35.46*** part/#gsoc kendrick (n=kendrick@76-191-168-56.dsl.dynamic.sonic.net)
22:38.40*** join/#gsoc RT|Chatzilla (n=rt@reactos/tester/RT)
22:40.14*** join/#gsoc Turuk (n=Turuk@wesnoth/forumsith/turuk)
22:42.38*** join/#gsoc drf__ (n=quassel@vidsolbach.de)
22:50.36*** join/#gsoc fsteeg (n=fsteeg@xdsl-78-34-96-15.netcologne.de)
22:55.20*** join/#gsoc alunduil (n=alunduil@76.165.248.13)
22:56.17*** join/#gsoc secureendpoints (n=chatzill@cpe-24-193-47-88.nyc.res.rr.com)
22:59.39*** join/#gsoc ipwa_ (n=ipwa@78-86-157-48.zone2.bethere.co.uk)
23:00.31chxhttp://twitter.com/chx1975/status/2082461518 wooohoo <3 Nokia tablets.
23:12.11*** join/#gsoc thekidder (n=quassel@adsl-75-21-189-209.dsl.sgnwmi.sbcglobal.net)
23:13.02*** join/#gsoc mstopka (n=m4r3k@mantisha.m4r3k.org)
23:14.01ajuonlinechx: great! now send that to me ;)
23:14.38chxsend what?
23:14.44*** join/#gsoc miloops (n=miloops@host.190.15.202.22.static.itcsa.net)
23:16.16*** join/#gsoc oxcsnicho (i=nobody@fraser.cse.cuhk.edu.hk)
23:17.34ajuonlinechx: tablets :P
23:18.17chxum
23:18.20chxjust bought it
23:20.47*** join/#gsoc bcarlyon|laptop (n=bcarlyon@unaffiliated/bcarlyon)
23:23.04*** join/#gsoc i386 (n=jdumay@ppp201-143.static.internode.on.net)
23:23.15*** join/#gsoc skbohra (n=gsoc@unaffiliated/skbohra)
23:25.23*** join/#gsoc marsto (n=m4r3k@mantisha.m4r3k.org)
23:33.12*** join/#gsoc diegoe (n=diego@201.230.28.93)
23:33.25*** join/#gsoc beilabs (n=beilabs@60-242-126-93.static.tpgi.com.au)
23:33.40*** join/#gsoc Mkop (n=Mkop@unaffiliated/mkop2)
23:39.21*** join/#gsoc RT|Chatzilla_ (n=rt@reactos/tester/RT)
23:45.18*** join/#gsoc sebr (n=quassel@ATL146140-1.gw.connect.com.au)
23:49.32*** join/#gsoc Upth (i=ogmar@adsl-75-26-194-61.dsl.scrm01.sbcglobal.net)
23:50.51*** join/#gsoc miloops_ (n=miloops@host.190.15.202.22.static.itcsa.net)
23:56.29*** join/#gsoc AlexUA (n=AlexUA@c-76-99-32-147.hsd1.pa.comcast.net)
23:59.51*** join/#gsoc ecin (n=ecin@211stb56.codetel.net.do)

Generated by irclog2html.pl Modified by Tim Riker to work with infobot.