Yep, you probably have Demodex mites living on your face. These tiny arachnids feast on sebum, the greasy oil in your pores. But should you be worried about your eight-legged guests?

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Pretty much every adult human alive has a population of these mites living on them.

Also called eyelash mites, they’re too small to see with the naked eye. They’re mostly transparent, and at about .3 millimeters long, it would take about five face adult mites laid end to end to stretch across the head of a pin.

Face mites spend their days face-down inside your hair follicles nestled up against the hair shaft.
They eat sebum, that greasy oil your skin makes to protect itself and keep it from drying out. That’s why the greasiest parts of your body — like around the eyes, nose and mouth — likely harbor a higher concentration of mites than other areas.

They live about two weeks. They spend most of their time tucked inside our pores. But while we’re sleeping, they crawl out onto the surface of our skin to mate before crawling back into our pores to lay their eggs. Fun!

--- How common are face mites?
Pretty much everyone has some face mites on them. Babies are born without them but quickly receive them from their parents through direct contact. The amount of mites may increase during puberty when the skin starts to produce more oil.

--- How do you get rid of face mites?
There’s usually no need to try to rid yourself of face mites as they typically don’t cause any symptoms and are nearly impossible to fully eradicate. Since female face mites can also reproduce asexually, it only takes one mite to repopulate your skin. Some people experience an overpopulation of face mites resulting in an inflammatory disease called demodicosis which is easy to recognize sue to the many small evenly-sized pimples that appear quickly. Consult a dermatologist if you think you may have symptoms.

--- What do face mites eat?

Face mites consume the greasy oil that you skin produces to protect itself.

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What do you do if you are a tiny caddisfly larva growing up in a torrent of water and debris? Simple. You build a shelter out of carefully selected pebbles and some homespun waterproof tape.

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We already mimic them to make fly-fishing lures. But now scientists believe copycatting one tiny insect could hold promise for repairing human tissues and setting bones.

Instead of stitches and screws, doctors may soon call on the next generation of medical adhesives — glues and tape — to patch us up internally.

The inspiration? Caddisflies, a type of stream-dwelling, fish-baiting insects that live in creeks all across the United States.

As a larva, the caddisfly constructs a tiny tube-like house for itself, called a case, entirely underwater, using pebbles and its incredible homespun tape as the mortar.

Thanks to the qualities of this amazing silk, the case not only holds up when submerged, it is strong enough to protect the caddisfly’s soft lower body amid forces many times its body weight.

Any tape, including this one, has two basic components: the flat ribbon, or backing, and the layer of sticky stuff, or the glue. From the materials science standpoint, caddisfly tape is extraordinary in both departments.

Caddisfly silk biomimicry is only in its infancy, but one day, a similar compound might be used inside the body, which is another watery environment, to mend soft tissues and even repair hard ones, such as teeth and bone.

In the streambed, or brook, the caddisfly’s case eventually becomes a cocoon. Like its land-based cousins, the butterflies and moths, from whom it diverged 250 millions years ago, the caddisfly larva undergoes a metamorphosis. It seals up its case with a so-called “hat stone” and emerges months later as a winged adult.

--- Where do caddisflies live?

Caddisflies are most common in shallow, cold, turbulent streams, where the water is highly oxygenated.

--- What do caddisflies eat?

Caddisflies are herbivores, they eat decaying plant matter and algae on the rocks in the streams where they live.

--- What is so special about caddisfly silk?

Engineers are interested in two attributes of caddisfly silk. First of all, it can bond to something, such as a pebble, underwater, which no glue people have made can replicate. Second its “viscoelastic” properties allow to it harmlessly absorb physical forces. When stretched, it doesn’t snap back like a rubber band. It returns to its original shape slowly and safely. It's an engineering marvel.

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Music video by Ultravox performing The Thin Wall (2009 Digital Remaster).

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Ultravox live on the tube, November 4th 1984, recorded in Newcastle England. Recorded by me on Sony C6 betamax vcr, using Scotch video tape.

Vienna is the fourth studio album by the synthpop band Ultravox, first released on 11 July 1980. The album peaked at #3 in the UK charts and was the first Ultravox release to enter the UK top ten. It was certified Platinum in the United Kingdom in July 1981 for 300,000 copies sold. The album reached #22 in Germany, and #164 in the United States.

Singles: 'Sleepwalk' 'Passing Strangers' 'Vienna' 'All Stood Still'


Tracklist:


00:00 "Astradyne"
07:08 "New Europeans"
11:11 "Private Lives"
15:19 "Passing Strangers"
19:10 "Sleepwalk"
22:21 "Mr. X"
28:55 "Western Promise"
34:14 "Vienna"
39:08 "All Stood Still"

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43:31 "Waiting"
47:22 "Passionate Reply"

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01. The Voice - 00:00 02. We Stand Alone - 06:02 03. Rage in Eden - 11:43 04. I Remember (Death in the Afternoon) - 15:55 05. The Thin Wall - 20:54 06.

Rage in Eden (1981) is the fifth album by British band Ultravox, and the second of the band's most-recognizable incarnation, fronted by Midge Ure. The album .



01. Reap The Wild Wind - 00:00 02. Serenade - 03:51 03. Mine for Life - 08:55 04. Hymn - 13:40 05. Visions in Blue - 19:33 06. When the Scream Subsides .

00:00 The voice 06:00 We stand alone 11:40 Rage in Eden 15:53 I remember (death in the afternoon) 20:52 The thin wall 26:33 Stranger within 33:59 Accent on .

Ultravox -- Hymn :: Lyrics ::Give us this day all that you showed me.
The power and the glory 'til thy kingdom come.

Give us this day all that you showed me,
The power and the glory 'til thy kingdom come.
Give me all the story book told me,
The faith and the glory 'til thy kingdom comes.

And they said that in our time,
All that's good will fall from grace.
Even saints would turn their face,
In our time.

And they told us that in our days,
Different words said in different ways,
Have other meaning from he who says,
In our time.

And they said that in our time,
We would reap from their legacy,
We would learn from what they had seen,
In our time.

And they told us that in our days,
We would know what was high on high,
We would follow and not defy,
In our time.
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Lyrics:

We came to dance
Making moves from a passion play

The ties that bind us just slip away.
We came to dance
The piper calls out a different rhyme

He cracks the whip and we step in time.
Standing as the parade goes passing by
I hear a voice around my cry.
Like the sound of a distant drums
Rejected and alone.

A heart without a home
Then someone said:
We came to dance
Making moves from a passion play...

We came to dance.
Waiting as the panic grips my hand
Hearing prose from high command

Like a million times before
No dignity or grace

It's the price and not the race
And someone said:
We came to dance
Making moves from a passion play...

We came to dance.
We came to dance
Making moves from a passion play

The ties that bind us just slip away.

Take what you can
They said take it while you may.
But keep in mind penalty fits the crime

And it deals no softened blow.
We came to dance
Making moves from a passion play...

We came to dance
Making moves from a passion play...

We came to dance
Making moves from a passion play...

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Music video by Ultravox performing Dancing With Tears In My Eyes (2009 Digital Remaster).

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Lyrics:

Sleepwalk)
(Sleepwalk)
(Sleepwalk)

Rolling and falling, I'm choking and calling
Name after name after name

(Sleepwalk)
(Sleepwalk)
(Sleepwalk)

Naked and bleeding, the streetlights stray by me
Hurting my eyes with their glare

(Sleepwalk)
(Sleepwalk)
(Sleepwalk)

Helplessly breaking, exchanging my faces
Destined, we had to collide

(Sleepwalk)

Caught on the outside, I'm crumpling and crawling
Watching the day drag away
Spiralling deeper, I can't feel my fingers
Grip 'round my throat as I dream (dream, dream, dream dream)

(Sleepwalk)
(Sleepwalk)
(Sleepwalk)
(Sleepwalk)
(Sleepwalk)
(Sleepwalk)
(Sleepwalk)
(Sleepwalk)
(Sleepwalk)
(Sleepwalk)
(Sleepwalk)

Ultravox - Reap The Wild Wind (Original Promo) (1982) (HD)

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