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Understanding CD4 Cells and CD4 Cell Tests... The Basics CD4 Count and HIV CD4 Count and HIV Treatment CD4 Cell Test The Bottom Line The Basics Your immune system protects your body by fighting germs and infections.White blood cells are an important part of your immune system. HIV infects and destroys a type of white blood cell called aCD4 cell (sometimes called a T-cell). When
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new drugs that block the ccr5 receptor?Hi Dr. Bob, You are the most amazing expert on this site -not only sexy but by far- the most compassionate. i wish i could see you in person to squeeze you tightly and thank you. now, on to my question darling. My dearest doctor Bob -do you think...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...uninfected cells by blocking the predominant route of entry, the CCR5 co-receptor, a protein on the surface of immune cells affected by HIV. Among patients who have previously received HIV medications, approximately 50 percent to 60 percent have... Read more »
genetically engineer immune cells into potent weapons for battling HIV (CTL, GENE THERAPY)I would love to know what you think about this.................Einstein researchers genetically engineer immune cells into potent weapons for battling HIVMarch 4, 2008 (Bronx, NY) By outfitting immune-system killer cells with a new pair of genes,...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...elsewhere in the system. To provide an analogy, using our current scientific tools and techniques to genetically fix a problem involving the immune system is a bit like using only a sledgehammer to tune up your Maserati's engine. No doubt we are... Read more »
HIV life cycle, and how HIV affects the immune systemHi Rick, When Hiv attaches itself to a lymphocyte, is the lymphocyte actually a gland as in the neck or armpit, and does this then become a reproduction factory for HIV with an abundance of T-cells coming from the gland? Thank you for your...
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Nevada State Health Division AIDS Program...are many CD4 cells inside the lymph nodes. These cells can also be found all throughout the body.When HIV enters a CD4 cell, the cell itself becomes a virus factory. During this process, one virus enters the cell, the virus then reproduces, and... Read more »
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Rocky Mountain CARES...HIV infects and causes the destruction of CD4 cells- an very important cell in the immune system itself. Over time, CD4 cells decline to the point where the immune system is not able to fight off certain infections Read more »
How HIV Cripples Immune Cells...stopped completely. The underlying mechanism of this observation was a complete mystery up to now, however. HIV modifies the cell structure system of the host cells Viruses alter the support structures of affected cells, enabling them to... Read more »
CD4 Cell Tests...cells that kill cancer cells and cells infected with a virus. Researchers can tell these cells apart by specific proteins on the cell surface. A T-4 cell is a T-cell with CD4 molecules on its surface. This type of T-cell is also called "CD4... Read more »
First-Ever Video Reveals How HIV Spreads Between Immune Cells...working to identify the exact process involved in the movement of viral particles, which they believe involves the scaffolding of the cell -- or its cytoskeleton. New super-resolution microscopy at CBST will make that possible. They will also be... Read more »
Study Finds Genetic Influence on Pace of HIV/AIDS Progression...individuals. They found that individuals who had specific combinations of two genes -- CCR5 , which helps facilitate HIV entry into the cell, and CCL3L1 , an immune response gene -- were much more likely to have reduced immune responses and a... Read more »
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Posted by andypb, 1 Reply...What is compromised/ supressed immune system. Does compromised/ weak immune system take more time to produce antibody to HIV infection. Would a Person having as Read more »
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John HAMMERBACK John Hammerback, surrounded by those closest to him, died on May 9th at Evergreen Hospice Center in Kirkland, Washington. He was 73. John was a beloved and devoted husband, father, grandfather, brother, teacher, mentor, colleague and friend. A Bay Area native, John earned a bachelor's degree from San Francisco State University and a master's degree in Speech from the University of Oklahoma. After receiving his Ph.D. from
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A monetary policy development guideline developed by economist Bennett T. McCallum. The rule describes the relationship between inflation and the growth in the money supply needed to create that level of inflation. Important inputs in this model are the target inflation rate and the long-term average rate of growth in real GDP.
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And That Happened: Thursday's scores and highlights
Sep 11, 2009, 5:41 AM EDT
Rockies 5, Reds 1: Jose Contreras had to leave the game in the
third inning with angina or dropsy or consumption or whatever the hell
it is that 86 year-old people get all the time. Didn't matter though,
because at this point the Rockies could probably put the 1985
Hackensack Bulls in the lineup — including both Richard Pryor and John
Candy in their current conditions — and still keep winning. Case in
point: Jason Giambi, your starting first baseman yesterday. He hasn't
played much since coming to Colorado, but against all odds he's done
well when given the chance (1-3, 2B 2 RBI yesterday). When Giambi
started hitting home runs with those mid-90s A's teams I used to get
him confused with Matt Stairs. Now that his career is winding down and
he's providing some fat guy pop off the bench, I'm starting to get him
confused with Matt Stairs again.
Nationals 8, Phillies 7: The Phillies almost came back in the
ninth inning, scoring five runs but falling just short. How much you
wanna bet that Charlie Manuel is secretly happy that they didn't score
seven that inning, thereby forcing him to figure out what to do with a
one-run lead in the ninth?
Royals 7, Tigers 4: Four straight wins for the Royals. Four
straight games in which Yuniesky Betancourt took a walk. Coincidence?
Well, yeah, probably, but that doesn't make either of those things any
less amazing.
Marlins 13, Mets 4: Yesterday Bud Selig,
in response to a question about competitive balance, said "By the way,
there have been teams with high payrolls and have drawn a lot of people
who have been stunning disappointments." I wonder who he was talking
about? The game story described the Mets as "listless." That's fine,
but how are they fixed for hap?
Blue Jays 3, Twins 2: Another painfully small crowd in Toronto
last night. No hockey to report. Hmmm, why might they not have drawn
well . . . I'm going with Cirque du Soleil's Ovo,
which was playing at the Grand Chapiteau at Port Lands. It is, after
all, a headlong rush into a colorful ecosystem teeming with life, where
insects work, eat, crawl, flutter, play, fight and look for love in a
non-stop riot of energy and movement, and that sounds way better than a
late season Jays' game, doesn't it?
Braves 9, Astros 7: ESPN's little teaser feature had this game
on the sidebar yesterday, saying "another solid pitching duel tonight,
with Derek Lowe towing the mound for ATL." How the hell does one "tow a
mound?" Toe a rubber maybe? And screw it, they were wrong about the
pitching duel anyway: Roy Oswalt got bombarded for six runs on ten hits
in two innings. Derek Lowe's tow truck must have broken down too,
because he wasn't a ton better (5.2 IP, 9 H. 5 ER).
Angels 3, Mariners 0: John Lackey pitched a five hit shutout,
striking out seven — he got Ichiro twice, which is kind of amazing —
and walking one. Branch Rickey Award winner Torii Hunter hit a two run
homer. Probably worth noting that this west coast game ended before the
eastern time Steelers-Titans game did. Even better, it didn't end with
the losing team not having a chance to play offense. I'd list all the
other reasons why it was superior to football, but I'm going on a trip
next week and therefore won't have the time to get to them all.
- Ben - Sep 11, 2009 at 9:22 AM
"including both Richard Pryor and John Candy in their current conditions"
Dude, that IS in poor taste. Insult Jeter and his grandmother all you want, but a little respect for Pryor and Candy. THEY'RE the greatest Yankees of all time.
- Jeffers66 - Sep 11, 2009 at 9:50 AM
Every comment about the Mets-Marlins has to do with the METS. The "hap" stuff is pretty funny, but how about saying something about the team that actually won all those games?
- Church of the Perpetually Outraged - Sep 11, 2009 at 10:35 AM
Can you really be considered a winner by beating the Mets? The way the team has been constructed you could probably get a group of 9 commenters from CTB and put up a good fight.
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I was emailed the other day by somebody asking if my earlier CSS-Only Multi-Level, Off-Canvass Mobile Menu could be visible on desktop too.
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Except this stumps IE8 and under because of no media query support and no checkbox hack support. So I set to work on creating a version that is visible (and works) on desktop and older browsers.
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text: Items 49 to 60 of 90 total View 12 / 24 / 48 Previous 1 ... 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 8 Next Best Purchase By Ark on 5/24/2012 Ark would recommend this product to a friend I don't know how I ever lived without this device. Now 2 PC4's later, most of my tank is controlled by this device. Takes a lot of the work and time out so you can do other things and enjoy your tank more. great By maxx on 5/14/2012 maxx would recommend this product to a friend I love this system. I use the temperature controller and wave maker settings and timers. You will defiantly get your moneys worth when you buy this. Love the automation! By John on 5/11/2012 John would recommend this product to a friend The reefkeeper makes everything simple to control. It is defiantly easier to set up the controller with a computer. Once it is set up, it just works!! Patiently awaiting the release of the upgraded SL2 to be available so I can monitor Ph and salinity The only downfall is that I should have upgraded to the next level to get the extra controllers all in one package, but all in all, not a bad price for what it does out of the box! Easy to Use By Parjaree on 5/7/2012 Parjaree would recommend this product to a friend Easy to setup and use. Accurate temperature monitoring. Light and heat control By Nicholas on 4/13/2012 Nicholas would recommend this product to a friend This monitor can do so many things, but I bought this version to get ready for summer, since I keep my house between 79-80; some sort of device to keep my tank in check so that it doesn't get so hot is going to be needed and this fits the bill. I haven't set it up with an alarm yet, but will soon so that it will let me know if that tank gets above 81.5. I was surprised to also see that the amps are registered through the computer too, good to know how much my heater really pulls so that I can be sure it will not overload the plugs. This is a great controller By Steve on 3/26/2012 Steve would recommend this product to a friend First off, BomBoms and James, don't blame your being stupid and inept on the reefkeeper. It did not almost kill your corals, you did. This thing is great. Controls my lights, my calcium reactor, and my temperature. I'll be upgrading to an elite, but for now the lite is simply awesome. I do wish it controlled more than just 4 devices, as my SL1, PC4, ALC, and second PC4 will have it maxed out and I want to add a net module. That said, it's well worth the money. can't live without it By mygolfisslow on 3/14/2012 mygolfisslow would recommend this product to a friend this is probably the best money ever spent on my tank. i don't think i could reef without it. programing on the keypad is not bad, but with the myreef software it could not be easier. everyone with a reef should have one. under average product and bad support By BOMBOM on 3/11/2012 BOMBOM wouldn't recommend this product to a friend i got this controller year ago, and i couldn't be more disappointed. the controller work fine if you are intending to use it only as a timer for your light(which you can do with 10$ timer unites rather than use this controller). but any other functionality like - temperature control and reading - PH reading and control - dosing - collect statistics - controlling chillers - controlling fans forget about it, anything except timers are buggy and always crash and give bad reading. i tried to contact the customer care, they were not useful at all, all what they will say is: calibrate the probs, restore the unit to factory default, or my personal favorite, wait for news software release. i think getting other unites like the neptune is much better choice and better investment for the future/ Great Controller Once Set Up By Evan on 2/20/2012 Evan would recommend this product to a friend So far, the Reefkeeper Lite L1 has been a very good controller so far. I did have a little trouble setting it up due to the severe lack of instructions that came with the Reefkeeper. Once it was up and running, it works just like Digital Aquatics claims. SO COOL!!! By jake on 2/13/2012 jake would recommend this product to a friend I am never starting an aquarium without one of these Great Product! By Todd on 2/9/2012 Todd would recommend this product to a friend Very easy to set up and program. Now I know why it gets such great reviews. Would never set up another aquarium without one! BRS Rocks! Best deal around By Stephen on 1/25/2012 Stephen would recommend this product to a friend Everything worked out of the box. Took off a star because this, and everything from Digital Aquatics has horrible documentation available with it. Its a crap shoot to figure everything out, and going on the forums and asking other owners is the best way to learn how to do that. To me, this constitutes a poor effort of QC on the part of DA. The product does work great. 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MANAMA (Reuters) - A top U.S. lawman hired by Bahrain to help clean up its security practices after revelations of torture used to help crush a protest movement last year said the government was serious about reforms and but youth violence was posing obstacles.
Opposition parties, led mainly by majority Shi'ite Muslims, want reforms to let the elected parliament form governments and reduce the power of the ruling Sunni Muslim Al Khalifa family, making Bahrain the first Western-style democracy in the Gulf.
They often hold authorised marches and rallies but youth activists call their own protests that usually end in clashes with police in Bahrain, which stamped out an uprising with Saudi help in March 2011 but is grappling with renewed unrest.
The Gulf Arab state is a key strategic ally of the West, hosting the U.S. Fifth Fleet countering nearby Iran.
"There has been a huge increase in the use of Molotov cocktails (petrol bombs). There were five or six dozen flung in Sitra the other week. Police are responding to assaults they find themselves in," said John Timoney, who as Miami police chief in 2003-10 was credited as a "tough cop" who cut crime.
He was referring to the district of Sitra, an underdeveloped town populated by Shi'ite Bahrainis who have led protests since February 14, 2011 demanding an end to what they say is political and economic marginalisation by the Al Khalifa ruling elite.
Timoney said he found it hard to perceive political motivation in teenagers fighting with police, a daily occurrence that the government says opposition parties and Shi'ite clerics are not doing enough to stop.
"Kids appear on a scene and taunt police officers and fling Molotovs and iron bars, usually in back alleys. It's hard to dissect a political message coming out of that. It's rage more than anything," he said in an interview with Reuters.
Bahrain brought in Timoney and John Yates, former assistant commissioner of Britain's Metropolitan Police, after a report by a commission led by U.S.-Egyptian law professor Cherif Bassiouni pointed to torture of detainees and deaths in custody when Bahrain acted to crush the democracy movement last year.
Timoney praised the recently-appointed chief of public security Tariq Al Hassan. "(He) understands that reform is necessary and that in any organisation people resist change.
"We are in a process of revamping the entire internal investigative process. If there is a death in police custody or serious injury, these are being seriously investigated," Timoney said, adding that cameras would be installed in interrogation rooms as part of a new code of conduct.
"There are two long-term issues: integration in the force - getting more Shia in - and then training with the goal of really changing the culture of the organisation. That takes time but the ministry of interior is committed and is in process of hiring 500 new police officers," he said.
The opposition say they have noticed no improvement in police behaviour and that police use harsh tactics to try to suppress dissent on the streets of Shi'ite villages.
They say the death toll in the last year of turmoil has risen from 35 last June, when a period of martial law ended, to over 60. They say some of the deaths came from the effects of heavy use of tear gas, which often enters cars and homes, or from being hit by police jeeps racing after youths.
At least two have died in police custody. No police have died since March though many have been injured. Activists say youths are now beaten in locations outside police stations, a charge Timoney said he was not aware of.
The government disputes the causes of many of the deaths, which have fed a cycle of violence as subsequent funerals often descend into more clashes.
"I have been in the company of the minister of interior and I know he's concerned about excessive use of tear gas. I think there's less tear gas being used," Timoney said. ("Gas) entering your home is distasteful. But as far as (it) killing someone, there's nothing shown to me that they died (from that)."
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The Haymeadow Creek Cabin is the perfect combination of cabin coziness and modern amenities. In the beautiful Upper Peninsula of Michigan half way between Seney and Grand Marais near the shore of Lake Superior in big snow country.
The cabin has comfortable furnishings and cabin decor. The living room has a 50' flat Plasma HDTV w/home theater surround sound system,DVD collection, Directv, Netflix & gas fireplace. The kitchen is fully furnished with stainless steel refridgerator, ice maker, microwave, stove, garbage disposal and dishwasher. 1 bedroom has 2 queen size beds.1 bedroom has a full size bed. 1 bedroom has a full size bunk beds and the middle walk thru large closet has a single size murphy bed. There is also a sofa sleeper and big couch in the living room. We are pet friendly. Enjoy the Haymeadow Creek Cabin in all four seasons. We are located in the snowbelt of the U.P. Snowmobiling is available long after the snow has melted in other areas. A major trail head is just around the corner. Plenty of plowed parking in the winter is available for sleds and large trailers. Kayak the Pictured Rocks National Lake Shore or relax on the beach at Grand Marais Harbor. The sportsman will love hunting and fishing along with the spectacular autumn colors.
Why the Owner Chose Grand Marais: Located in the heart of the snowbelt and minutes away from Lake Superior and Grand Marais to the North and to the South the town of Seney and the famed Fox River where Hemingway is reported to have fished. Both communities offer restaurants, stores, gas stations, and taverns that welcome visitors. Area offers literally thousands of acres for the sportsman to hunt, fish, snowmobile, ORV, or hike and explore.
The Unique Benefits at this Cabin: Seclusion from the hustle and bustle of town, no phones ringing, camp fires at night, star gazing, and the pure bliss of the sounds of nature. Pull up a chair on the front porch, grab a good book and watch the birds. Hike, canoe, kayak, hunt, fish, snowmobile, snow shoe or cross country ski out the back door.
I'm an avid outdoorsman who love's to hunt, fish, snowmobile, and spend time with family and friends around the campfire on a starry night. I believe in work hard, play hard and love the challenge of exploring this wonderful playground and all it has to offer.
Scott Janke purchased this cabin in 1996
The cabin is located in the middle of the snowbelt that ranges from Munising to Whitefish Pt. There are thousands of acres of wilderness which is either state owned or privately held by corporate or private owners. Miles upon miles of country that one can use and explore. The access to the cabin is key during the winter, we are located on the state highway instead of in a remote area where it is difficult to get into during or after heavy snowfall.
We offer all the comforts of home with the cabin atmosphere.
Overall experience – Excellent
The cabin was decorated very nice. Any person who hunts or appreciates the wildlife would truly enjoy the atmosphere. Located between the National Picture Rocks and Tahquamenon Falls great day trips. We also went to Whitefish Point Shipwreck Museum where the Edmond Fitzgerald went down. Very interesting place just Northwest of the Tahquamenon Falls. Also, located nearby in Gemfask was the Seney National Wildlife Refuge. On 2 separate days we canoed and kayaked the Manistique River through the Refuge.
We would recommend this place to anybody who wants to enjoy the upper peninsula during the day and have quiet evenings at night.
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Adventure Seekers
Age 55+
Families with young children
Romantic getaway
Families with teenagers
Girls getaway
The property was neither clean nor well maintained. The owner provided poor customer service. There are rusted out BBQ grills on the front porch and other trash. The living room ceiling fan blades had 1/4" of accumulated dust and dirt on them, they had never been cleaned. When we arrived the cabin was locked and no key was available. We were told it would be open with the key on the kitchen table. We got the key from the caretaker across the street. When we went in the cabin had not been cleaned from the previous guests. Dirty linens, dirty bathroom etc. We called the owner who told us we could clean it ourselves and he'd wave the cleaning fee or we could leave and he'd refund our money. It was night and we had no other place to go. This was not the way we wanted to start our vacation. He finally agreed to send a cleaning lady AND refund our cleaning fee . When we got our CC statement he had only refunded a partial amount. He dodged our calls and e-mails for weeks. When he finally answered his phone he told us that the remaining amount not refunded was a caretaker fee . I advised him that there was no caretaker fee in the contract he then said he had changed his mind on the full cleaning fee refund. This is poor business. The cabin advertises Wifi when in reality the internet is pirated from the guy across the street on an unsecure network and you have to stand in front of the living room window to get a signal, if you're lucky. The furniture is old, dirty and worn out. The caretaker was banging on the front door at 8:00 AM the day of our departure asking us when we were going to leave. Overall this was a poor experience saved only by the excellent snowmobiling and the great TV with surround sound and movie collection. Don't forget if you rent this cabin you have to take your own trash home with you or pay a fee. We knew this ahead of time so we brought it home but really? The cabin would have been o.k. if it was just a guy trip
Nice Cabin. a great place to stay if you want to visit both Picture Rock and Upper/Lower falls. Nice Owner. greatest kitchen stuff & tools. One is not good for a big group: only one Bathroom!!
Great accommodations, great location for snowmobiling....What more could we ask for?! Already planning on another trip next year....Or maybe two trips!
The cabin was very nice and well outfitted, the only down side was the lack of trash disposable we had to take it with us and dispose of whan we returned home. We would likely book the same week again next year if it is available
My husband, dog, and I had never been to the UP and decided to take a fall trip to check it out. We randomly picked Haymeadow Creek as the place to stay, but we could not have been more lucky with our choice. This cabin was the perfect get a way for us, far removed from the hustle and bustle, but close enough to the small villages of Grand Marais and Seney. The cabin came stocked with everything we could have possibly needed, pots, pans, dishes, cooking spices, linens, even dvds. It was meticulously cleaned before our arrival and the mattress was perhaps the most comfortable I've ever slept on. Before, during, and after our arrival Scott promptly answered any questions we had. While we were in the UP we did some off-roading, visited the Upper and Lower Tahquamenon Falls, met some good company and tasted some good brews at the Lake Superior Brewing Company, enjoyed the amazing fall colors, had campfires under the most awesome skies full of more stars than I have ever seen, and most importantly had a few days away from the office. We are already trying to figure out when we can go back again! I would absolutely recommend this place to friends and family and will most likely be back again ourselves. PS: The best part of the trip for me was watching our dog run on the beaches of Lake Superior - he had a blast playing in the sand and water!
The cabin is great. I went there with my wife and three children (13,11,8). We rented atv's from the Outfitters in Grand Marais and hit the trails for two days. The trails come in right behind the cabin. Convenience was optimal. My kids have insisted that we return. The cabin is fully stocked. I have a rental on Homeaway and VRBO. I took a few notes while staying at Haymeadow for my own rental. We enjoy the outdoors and this was perfect. The kids took their 22 rifles and did a little shooting. They loved the whole stay and experience. The wife was delighted with the accommodations. Definitely going back soon.
11.2 miles North of Seney on highway M-77 we are on the East side of road.
The Grand Marais Music Festival is held annually in August.
Walk the miles of pristine shoreline rock hunting for Agates.
Kayaking Lake Superior from Grand Marais into the Pictured Rocks.
Hiking into Donahey Woods, or Pictured Rocks to one of many waterfalls, Sable Falls, the Log Slide, AuSable Pt Lighthouse, 12 Mile Beach, Hurricane River, or Miners Castle.
Hiking 'Hemingways Trail' up the Fox River from Seney.
Blueberry picking in late summer. Fall color touring in late September.
Go Fishing in one of the many lakes or streams in the area and catch brook trout, walleye, pike, and bass.
ORV'ing is popular with the motorsports crowd, along with Motorcycle Dirt Bikes, Dune Buggies, and 4 wheelers there are hundreds of miles of trails available.
Upland bird hunting Ruffed Grouse, Sharptail Grouse, and Woodcock is very good in the fall of the year.
Oppurtunity awaits the Adventurous Outdoorsman.
Other Activities: Snowmobiling, Sledding/Tubing, Kayaking, Cross Country Skiing, Wildlife Viewing
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Pet fee is $50.00 per Pet , per stay. Pet's must be crated when left unattended or security deposit will be forfeited.
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Cucumber beetles
Last year I had a terrible problem with cucumber beetles--they just about destroyed my squash with wilt and totally destroyed my melon vines. What have you used? I really am not into poisons and the "hand picking" was a joke as they were the fastest things on earth. I have heard of a clay product that when sprayed on creates a barrier. How would this affect pollination? Any ideas?
No experience with the clay product but since you haven't gotten an answer yet...
Can I ask how you went about handpicking? This is how I do it and it works pretty good.
First of all, no literal hand picking for me. I am too squimish for that - although cucumber beetles are really almost as cute as ladybugs, still...
When I hunt for beetles of any type, I carry with me a bowl of sudsy water - lots of bubbles on top - and a pointy tweezer. The ones for model making are real good for this as they are long or one for splinters which are thin and pointy at the tip or any tweezer really. I position the bowl underneath whatever they are eating and just knock them a bit with the point of the tweezer. Usually they drop off in defense into the suds where they will drown. Otherwise, if they crawl deeper into the flower, then I just pull them out between the petals with the tweezer. I've done earwigs, oriental beetles, japanese beetles, cucumber beetles and even a few colorado potato beetles this way. Works great and no poisons. The next day, I dump the bowl out. The beetles are dead and I go around checking again.
But maybe this is what you are doing now. How many beetles do you see walking around the garden? Are the plants just covered with them or are the centered around the blooms?