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Is this sebum buildup or oily dandruff?
I have had this problem for a long time now and I can't figure it out after doing searches on the internet. Hopefully someone here can identify what this is!
Whenever I scratch my scalp (it's always itchy) I get this thick, waxy stuff under my nails. It looks creamy white, but if I put it on a piece of white paper then it looks a little yellowish.
It doesn't flake off, it seems to greasy for that, so if it is dandruff it would be the oily kind. But it could also be excessive sebum buildup, and I can't figure out the difference between the two. Both leave a cruddy buildup, and both are itchy.
I prefer to CG wash my hair, but I usually can't break through that buildup so it just gets thicker. A few shampooings help clear it up, but then my scalp is even itchier than before and usually pretty irritated by the shampoo. The buildup is dry and what is left will flake a bit, but I still don't know if it is actually dandruff or leftover, dried-up sebum?
Does anyone have any insight into this gross topic? I hate for this to be my first post, how embarassing!, but the outcome will definately impact what method I'll be using to treat my hair. Thanks in advance!
I'm sorry you're having a hard time. :( I don't know what you have, but I hope this piece of advice can help:
Instead of co-washing, try using a gentle shampoo (free of sulfates) only on your scalp (leave conditioner on the ends to protect them) rinse, then condition every time you wash your hair.
The Lemon-aid rinse in Curly Girl may be helpful too.
Good luck!
this sounds like seborreah, or seborreahic dermatitis, to me. I've had it all my life, and it sounds just like you describe. Sometimes if my hair and scalp get really dry I will have flakies, but a lot of the time it just builds up on my scalp. It's only in certain spots, too, not all over.
I don't know what to tell you about how to deal with it, other than to say that I've noticed my scalp has been a lot clearer the last couple of weeks since I stopped washing w/shampoo every day. I think a good scalp scrub every day or so really helps, i got one of those little scalp massagers at Walgreens and use it even when I just water or co-wash my hair.
I have the exact same problem, Lady Eagle. It was like crusty yellow buildup on my scalp, and I just couldn't stop itching! What you have is almost definitely seborrheic dermatitis. I went to my dermatologist and she prescribed Nizoral shampoo (prescription strength--even stronger than what they sell at the store.) It really cleared up my scalp. Now that the seborrheic dermatitis is gone, I use Neutrogena T-gel Extra Strength to keep my scalp flake-free. Though I no longer have oily, crusty buildup on my scalp, sometimes I do itch, though it's nowhere as itchy as it was before.
I would say that you should see a dermatologist or doctor if possible, because she/he will be able to prescribe something for you that will get rid of it fast. Also, I think that the CG routine may not be the best thing for people like us who have SD--if you wash your scalp with conditioner or regular shampoo, it will just make your problem worse. Hope this helps! :)
I thought I was alone
I have the same problem!!
Back when I used to 'poo and co everyday, I would straighten quite often too- I wanted it to stay straight so I'd not wash my hair for a couple of days in a row. My scalp would get SOOO ITCHY and of course, the more I scratched, the more it itched. I've been no 'poo for a while now, but it still gets itchy every so often and that nasty white oily stuff is annoying as all hell to me.
What's worked for me is: I use Head and Shoulders Intensive Treatment when the itchy gets extreme- it used to be about once a week, but now it's maybe every two weeks- the bottle I have has lasted me about a year and a half. And when I condition and put products in, I try my best not to apply them to my scalp. And of course the more I scratch, the more it itches, so I keep my nails away from my head!
I feel your SD pain ... good luck in whatever path you choose to treat it!
If it doesn't go away with H & S it is probably SD, not dandruff. Get a diagnosis from your derm; they will probably prescribe Clobex ( a steroid shampoo and lotion), which will get rid of it in 3 days.
You can get it from stress too. So it can come and go.
Before seeing the dermatologist, I used TGel as well and I will probably use it in the future. I couldn't do the cg routine; however, I don't shampoo as often as some people. (It's generally better to wash every other day at the most, ideally every 2-3 days.) I also usually try to avoid the more troublesome (hardest to remove) silicones.
Oh My Gosh you girls!!!! You may just have saved my daughter from a lifetime of itchyness and flaking, for a long time now she has had this grosse thick waxy crust thing going on, on her head, not all over but in patches but more noticeable near the front on top of her forehead, it looks so much like cradle cap!! I thought maybe she wasnt washing the shampoo out of her hair properly so when i did it i gave it a thorough going over to no avail. i bought a head massager and tried that to loosen the flakes and crusts, it did ok but after a couple of days it was back to normal, reading these posts it seems that i need to get nizoral shampoo and try her with that, if not then i will definatly get her to the docs.
Although i must admit that i have just warmed some olive oil and put that on her scalp!!! well i thought it was cradle cap!! :oops:
Thank you ladies!!
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Thank you all for the replies! If I do have SD, is there any way I can still use the CG method to wash my hair? Or am I doomed to using those shampoos to treat my scalp? Washing with conditioner is my favorite method, it by far makes my length the happiest, and I'm loathe to give it up.
What I usually do is coat the length (and sometimes the whole surface of my hair) with Activate Hydrating conditioner. Then I use the prescription shampoo or Tgel on my scalp only. You could also on occasion just use the conditioner on your hair from about your ears down and avoid your scalp (especially if you like to wash every day or every other day). HTH :)
I work for a dermatologist and my ex-husband also had this. Sounds like Seborrheic Dermatitis. The H & S Intensive formula (navy bottle) is formulated for this condition. I would start there. If that won't control it, I would go to your doctor and they can prescribe a steriod to help... but you can't use a steroid every day long term without some wacky side effects. (thinning skin etc.) You may be able to alternate CG with some things geared to treat your specific condition... You may have to play around. Best of luck.
Thank you for the new replies! I will definately give your recommendations a try, and cross my fingers. I will post my results as I try different products and methods. :wink:
Just a quick update on my daughters head.
Left the olive oil on her head and wrapped a warm towel on it, then she kept that on all night, next day washed it off with a little shampoo then loads of condish, when it dried I combed her hair thru and although all the flakes/waxy stuff have gone, I can still see patches of pink on her scalp which leads me to believe that the waxy stuff might come back, I'm going to buy a special shampoo and see if this helps her, if not then its a trip to the docs. But thanks again for helping me(in a roundabout kind of way) identify what it could be!! :lol:
I went 'no poo to fix the build up!
Hey! I had the exact same issue, and dandruff shampoos barely helped at all (and usually smelled awful to me.) I started washing my hair with baking soda, tea tree oil, and watermy scalp gets squeaky clean now! Plus my hair texture has improved tenfold as a bonus. :)
I have a blog post with before and after pics, if you're interested in reading: My No Poo Experience « [Work In Progress]
You can also use lavender in place of the tea tree oil, if you dislike the smell of tea tree oil.
I've had this too! T-Gel do a gentler version of their shampoo - it's meant to be for dry hair. It's pale yellow instead of dark brown like the original. It smells better than the original, which smells a bit like tar : / I found it really calming on my scalp and it did help a bit with this 'issue' even though it's meant to be a dandruff shampoo.
Good luck, imported_Lady_Eagle! It is possible to get rid of it, or at least improve it.
Any idea what this could be if you don't get the itchies? This has been a problem for me for years, but I don't get itchy, just gunky buildup stuff... I looked up pictures for seborreahic dermatitis and they look pretty extreme....
waxy scalp build up
I suffered from a persistent, waxy build up on my scalp for some years. It got so bad a couple of years ago that I just couldn't clean it from my scalp. It was particularly bad above my ears. I would scratch my scalp and be left with a thick, greasy wax that was a white/yellow colour under my nail. It was horrible. It made my hair look terrible - lank and greasy even when it was freshly washed. I tried natural remedies which I picked up from forums such as this, including washing my hair with vinegar, bicarbonate soda powder mixed with Johnson's baby shampoo, and lemon juice. This gave me some temporary relief but I smelt like a fish and chip shop! I was at my wits end and was just about to spend a significant amount of money visiting a private dermatologist when I walked into a pharmacy and noticed a shelf of 'medicated' shampoos. By this point I had worked out from the internet that I was probably suffering from seborrheic dermatitis. I bought every medicated shampoo for oily dandruff on that shelf and alternated them every day, massaging thoroughly into the scalp and sometimes doing two lots (I have to wash my hair every day). I have been able to control the condition ever since. My hair is a lot better than it used to be - not perfect but a LOT better. The ones I buy are:
Discovering these shampoos changed my life overnight. They can dry your hair out so use a good conditioner on the tips. I wish I had found out how to treat this problem earlier as I suffered for years, totally baffled about what I was suffering from and how to treat it. This is why I am posting this information now on any forum where people are talking about 'waxy dandruff'.
Hi, I have this same problem and it is ruining my life! My scalp is irritated and hair loss in those areas. I see this is a older post, anyone get help for it or figure it out? I am thinking mine is caused by something environmental.
P.S I have been to many derms for this problem and nothing has worked.
Do review your diet making it as anti inflammatory and nutrient dense as possible, and avoid shampoos containing sulphate surfactants or alkaline soaps because these damage the skin barrier and hair.
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Wrapping up Round 1
By Brian Wacker, PGATOUR.COM
NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. -- Adam Scott and Hunter Haas share the lead at 4 under after the first round of the AT&T National. Here's a look at some key numbers from each of their rounds:
Adam Scott
Scott's 66 equals his low round on the PGA TOUR in 2011, which he previously shot in the opening round of the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial.
Scott holds the lead/co-lead after the first round for the seventh time in his TOUR career and for the first time since the 2008 Shell Houston Open (WD due to illness after second round). He has converted just one of his previous six first-round leads/co-leads in to victory, winning by one at THE PLAYERS Championship in 2004.
Entering this week, Scott has made 6-of-10 cuts on TOUR in 2011 with his best result a tie for second at the Masters. His only other top-10 on the season was a tie for sixth at the World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship. Scott is in search of his eighth-career TOUR victory and first since the 2010 Valero Texas Open.
In his only previous appearance at the AT&T National Scott missed the cut in 2007.
Hunter Haas
It represents the second time in his TOUR career he has held the lead/co-lead after 18 holes. Haas led the 2005 Children's Miracle Network Classic after the first round en route to a tie for 58th.
Haas' round was highlighted by a string of four consecutive birdies from Nos. 13-16, his front nine, as he went out in 31. His only blemish on the day was a bogey at the par-4 seventh.
In 19 starts on TOUR this year, Haas has made 12 cuts and posted one top-10, a tie for third at the Puerto Rico Open. His 66 represents his lowest opening-round score on TOUR in 2011, bettering a pair of 67s carded at the Bob Hope Classic and Puerto Rico Open.
In his third full season on the PGA TOUR (2001, 2005 and 2011), Haas had made 85 starts entering this week with his best result the tie for third earlier this year in Puerto Rico.

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Study of HuCNS-SC Cells in Patients With Infantile or Late Infantile Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis (NCL)
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Patients with infantile or late infantile NCL have either a reduced amount of, or are missing, the palmitoyl protein thioesterase 1 (PPT1) enzyme or the tripeptidyl peptidase 1 (TPP-I) enzyme. Human central nervous system stem cells (HuCNS-SC) are an investigational product derived from human brain cells. HuCNS-SC have been shown to survive and migrate within the brains of mice. When grown in the laboratory, HuCNS-SC have been shown to produce the PPT1 and TPP-I enzymes. In mice missing the PPT1 enzyme, HuCNS-SC have been shown to increase the amount of this enzyme in the brain, to reduce the amount of abnormal storage material in the brain, and to prevent the death of some neurons (a type of cell) in the brain.
Participation in this study will involve screening assessments, surgery to implant HuCNS-SC, medication to suppress the immune system, and a series of follow-up assessments. The length of time from the start of screening through to the last follow-up visit will be approximately 13 months, with frequent visits to the study center during this time. After completion of this study, patients will be monitored for an additional 4 years under a separate long term follow-up protocol.
|Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis
|Procedure: Surgery to implant human CNS stem cells (HuCNS-SC) Drug: Medication to suppress the immune system
|Phase 1
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|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Phase I Study of the Safety and Preliminary Effectiveness of Human CNS Stem Cells (HuCNS-SC) in Patients With Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis Caused by Palmitoyl Protein Thioesterase 1 (PPT1) or Tripeptidyl Peptidase 1 (TPP-I) Deficiency
- Safety [ Time Frame: one year post transpant ]
- Preliminary efficacy [ Time Frame: one year post transplant ]
|Study Start Date:
|May 2006
|Study Completion Date:
|September 2009
|Primary Completion Date:
|February 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Experimental: HuCNS-SC
human central nervous system stem cells
Procedure: Surgery to implant human CNS stem cells (HuCNS-SC)
single dose
Other Name: HuCNS-SCDrug: Medication to suppress the immune system
Immunosuppression for 12 months post transplant
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Months to 12 Years (Child)
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Inclusion Criteria:
Patients MAY be eligible to participate in this research study if they:
- Are age 18 months to 12 years old
- Have a clinical diagnosis of infantile neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis (INCL) or late infantile neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis (LINCL)
- Have a mutation of the CLN1 or CLN2 gene
- Have severe cognitive, communication, behavior and language impairment
Exclusion Criteria:
Patients may not be eligible to participate in this research study if they:
- Have cognitive, communication, behavior and language function less than that of a 1 year old
- Have previously received an organ, tissue or bone marrow transplantation
- Have previously participated in any gene or cell therapy study
- Have infection with hepatitis virus, Cytomegalovirus, Epstein Barr Virus, or Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
- Have a current or prior cancer
- Have a bleeding disorder
- Are unable to have an MRI scan
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00337636
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|Oregon Health and Science University
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|Robert Steiner, MD
|Oregon Health and Science University
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|StemCells, Inc.
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|NCT00337636 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|June 13, 2006
|Last Updated:
|January 13, 2015
Keywords provided by StemCells, Inc.:
Batten disease
Infantile Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis (INCL)
Late Infantile Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis (LINCL)
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Neuronal Ceroid-Lipofuscinoses
Heredodegenerative Disorders, Nervous System
Neurodegenerative Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Genetic Diseases, Inborn
Lipid Metabolism, Inborn Errors
Metabolism, Inborn Errors
Lipid Metabolism Disorders
Metabolic Diseases
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Hi, just curious if anyone here has ever used a direct lab service (without going through your insurance company or doctor, no co-pay but just pay out of pocket) to test their C-peptide/GAD or other tests that your primary doctor wouldn't order for you?
I've been recently diagnosed as T2, but reading this tudiabetes website makes me wonder if I'm T1.5/LADA instead or I guess I just want a peace of mind that I really am T2 and that I'm doing all I can right now by eating right, exercising vigorously and taking Metformin, supplements and reading a gadzillion books on diabetes (I think I must've read at least 7 books on T2 diabetes within the last month). My primary doctor told me "It doesn't matter if I'm T1 or T2", the treatment is the same and that my insurance wouldn't allow for a C-peptide test and she's never even heard of "GAD" or "LADA" and made me spell it out for her. Yes, she's even an MD-Ph.d. Seems like most of you here are more educated about diabetes than my doctor with two advanced medical degrees.
So I've been wondering if I should just pay out of pocket and use prepaidlab.com. Does anyone have any experience with these? I think there's also labsafe.com and directlabs.com for the west coast as well. If you know anyone who is without insurance, I think this may be a good place to recommend to them. For prepaidlab.com, your "run of the mill" blood glucose test are $11-$15 and the A1C test is also around $25, plus a host of all sorts of tests I wouldn't go into, but the important thing for me is that they offer C-peptide & GAD tests....
Hello Kat,I've been getting my own labs for a number of years and have been satisfied with the procedure. You can order the desired test through lef.org. They send the paper work that thay you take to the nearest LabCorp where the blood is drawn. After that the results are mailed to you. The whole procedure takes about a week. Any more questions, fell free to ask. Herman
Thanks, Herman. I see that lef.org has the C-petide test at a very reasonable price. I don't see one for GAD though? I'll look into getting the C-petide test. As for my BMI, right now I'm shooting for 10% weight reduction. I just want to do whatever it takes to achieve normal blood sugar...sigh.
Increasing your exercise for weight reduction will also help relieve stress in other areas of life. This should postively improve the blood sugars. It all works together, at least it does for me.I've had the c-peptide test administered 2 times in the last 5 yrs.through lef. Both came back in the normal range. By the way, do you still have family in Korea? It is a beautiful country.
Hi Kat,I just read both of your discussion posts. Have you had the c-peptide test yet? What kind of insurance do you have? I find it hard to believe that they wouldn't cover a c-peptide test! I would highly recommend that you try to see an endocrinologist. Maybe your insurance would cover the test if it was recommended by a specialist? The treatment for T1 and T2 is not the same! Sometimes if you're T1, then you go through a "honeymoon" period where you can get away with oral meds and no insulin but if you are T1, it will end and it's better to know ASAP so that you can be prepared and make the transition to insulin. When I was diagnosed a couple of years ago and my endo mentioned that I would probably want to consider an insulin pump within the next year....I balked! Now I have one and can't imagine being without it. The idea of the shot is definitely much worse than actually getting one. They make very short needles for skinny people and kids. I, like you, was a thin vegetarian with good cholesterol and a great diet when I was diagnosed.
Julie - how long did it take you to find out that you had LADA/1.5? Did it suddenly come on within a couple of years or was it gradual?
HI Kat, My circumstances were a bit unusual. I was pregnant so I was taking random urine tests anyway.....and, more importantly, I already had Graves disease and an Endo who knew what she was doing and gave me the antibody test immediately. Apparently if you already have an autoimmune disorder, you're more likely to develop another.
Hi Kat,
Did you end up ordering through prepaidlab.com? I recently got a test from there with a pleasant experience. It was the first time I had gotten a test from a site like this. Like you, I'm uninsured trying to find ways to cut my medical expenses down. I was a little hesitant to do something like this online, but it was a good experience and would definitely use the site again in the future.


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In K-Pop, a big scandal can be career ending. Han Kyung Il recently told the story of how he lost his singing career after a publicity stunt in which he missed all of his schedules for a week and people in the industry no longer wanted to work with him. Contract struggles can be just as bad, we've seen contract woes rob talented performers (JYJ) of the rightful spotlight they should be enjoying. Rookie group burnout is a common occurrence, with a scant few groups making out of their first year or two in tact.
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Block B, who were still rookies when all of this started, have endured two years of scandals, contract problems, and being raked over the coals by the Korean public. Finally, they've not only escaped their old contracts, but they've also managed to find a home under a new agency (Seven Seasons) and come back with their entire original lineup intact to bring us 'Very Good', an EP written and produced entirely by members Zico and Kyung (along with Pop Time, who they've worked with before). Their future went from looking bleak to looking very good. It's pretty much a K-Pop miracle, and to top it all off, the album is doing remarkably well in sales.
Perhaps most remarkable, however, is the group's overwhelming positivity since their return, starting with the beautiful pre-release track "Be the Light". Despite sad lyrics, the violin and guitar-laden electronic dance composition stays light and sweet. In performances, the group stops dancing to stare out into the audience, plainly saying, "Be the light, shine your light on me," and one can't help but wonder if this song isn't a plea to their fans, written when Block B wasn't sure if they would ever come back or if their BBCs would still be waiting for them upon their return.
"Be the Light" sounds like it could be a Big Bang dance ballad- there are elements of "Love Song" and "Koe wo Kikasete" in there (full disclosure- Love Song" is one of my all-time favorite K-Pop songs), but the balance of changing sections and the transitions between those sections is a new and really beautiful addition to the genre. The line distribution is smart and plays to each member's strengths- it's rare that you see a K-Pop song with such even line division, especially from such a big group. From the perfect blend of the harmonies to the thrumming heartbeat of the bass, this song oozes craftsmanship, and set Block B up for a strong return to form.
As fantastic as "Be the Light" is, "Very Good" was the comeback that we were all waiting for- the song that boldly answers the question of how Block B is doing these days. Rather than dwell on the past, the boys are glad to be back in the game, picking up right where they left off with "Nillili Mambo" and doing what they do best- just having fun.
Instead of bumbling pirates, this time around our guys are bumbling, Batman-inspired bank robbers, taking tongue-in-cheek visual jabs at the fact that they're often compared to Big Bang, and causing the same general cartoonish mayhem that we've come to expect from them by now. The song falls firmly into familiar rowdy-party-starter territory, but that's kind of what most of us were hoping for and it's good to know that Block B is still very much Block B. Things take a surprisingly sexy turn on Kyung's loungey duet with Urban Zakapa's Jo Hyunah, "When Where What How" and the jazz-tinged album closer, "Nice Day". Block B may still be the same ol' Block B, but they've still got a few tricks up their sleeves- which, as a fan, is an exciting thing to hear.
Very Good's biggest flaw is that it's too short. After a year-long wait, three group songs and a solo feels a little light. Let's all hope that for once, Block B finally gets a full, drama-free promotion cycle and come back soon which can make up for all that music we've lost to scandals over the last two years.


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A few weeks ago, I was looking for a phone card to reach my friend that went to Brazil to study for a semester. I searched online for a few providers and decided to choose from some of the biggest out there, since they must have a developed system and can really offer good rates.
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The Chief of the Indian Army, General Bikram Singh, will visit Sri Lanka from 18 to 21 December. He, along with his delegation of senior army officials, will meet Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa and Sri Lankan Defence Secretary Gotabaya Rajapaksa, among others.
Both sides will review the status of the India-Sri Lanka defence cooperation, and discuss ways to enhance the bilateral relationship. Singh will also visit the headquarters of the security forces in Vavuniya, and the rehabilitation centre for the former Liberation Tigers of Tamil Elam combatants in Poonthottam.
This visit comes days after the Sri Lankan Defence Secretary announced that an India-Sri Lanka-Maldives trilateral agreement on maritime cooperation will be signed in the near future. This agreement will involve the three nations sharing resources and data to carry out surveillance, and anti-piracy operations in the Indian Ocean rim region.
In preparation to reduce response time during a crisis, India appointed its first Military Attache in the Maldives, last week.
With China developing the Hambantota port in the southern region of Sri-Lanka, strengthening defence ties with this island-nation becomes a strategic imperative for India.
India-Sri Lanka defence cooperation mainly revolves around safety and security of their sea lanes of communication. Presently, India provides technical and non-technical training to Sri Lankan military personnel in their institutions. Furthermore, following the end of the armed conflict between the LTTE and the Sri Lankan forces in 2009, India has been providing assistance for the rehabilitation of 3 lakh Tamils living in Sri Lanka.


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Keyboard Power Button to shutdown my computer
Dear Linuxofrum users!
I have a Genius K627 Keyboard with Power, Sleep and Wake buttons. ACPI is unsupported on my computer, but it can turn off its power supply when the system halts (PM is ok). I would like to bind the Power key on the keyboard to execute the /sbin/halt command. What I already know is that I can specify an event in inittab (kbrequest) that would execute a command. What I don't know how I can make my system receive pressing Power button as a kbrequest. The scancodes of Power button on the keyboard (by showkey): 0x74 0xf4
This is the line I was talking about in my inittab:
Anyone who could help me?
Thanks in advance
First, I recommend that you bind the key(s) to the proper shutdown command, /sbin/shutdown, rather than /sbin/halt. The halt command is the software equivalent of pulling the power cord out of your computer. It could eventually lead to data corruption including corruption of the partition tables On the disk.
You didn't say what's your distro,but wherever you have to look for the file to edit and it could be for example in;
/etc/kbd/default.map.gz or in /etc/console-tools
try to add these lines;
keycode 74 = Shutdown
By the way, I found some lines that were already referred to keycode 116, I commented them:
#keycode 116 = Do
Well, void means zero, nada, so that means that that key wasn't set, just like by default it isn't in Linux.
It's called layering. mknod replaced by udev, supplimented by dbus, yadda yadda yadda. You can turn off most of those layers and still have a functional system though. i.e. mknod still works just fine. (as long as udev is put to bed). If your ps output is longer than 24 lines, you've got too much running IMO.
And yet you're asking about a layer to hotkey a shutdown. If you're system was acpi, you could rig up some acpi events. Those might still work on an APM system(ancient). I've got one setup on my laptop to power down when the red button is pushed. Some of my desktops have the same. X locks up, well that power button still triggers a proper shutdown. i.e. no fsck at reboot. Which on a 1TB allocation takes a while.
Basically you might be able to run acpid, and setup some scripts in /etc/acpi/ even though your system doesn't have acpi. apt-get install acpid (powerbtn.sh comes with it on my system) It might require some customization to use the keyboard power button in addition to (or instead of) the computers power button. But the basic functionality is already in place.
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European Renault Fluence to get a facelift. India could be next.
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Renault Europe is testing the latest edition of the Fluence sedan. The a test mule was recently spotted by folks at CarScoop in Romania. The car is expected to feature Renault's new corporate look with a much slimmer front grille and a pair of expressive headlights first seen on the Zoe small car concept. Renault's diamond logo in the center has become more pronounced on the latest design and certainly looks fresh and modern.
The Fluence facelift could be unveiled at the upcoming Paris motor show following which it could see an India debut as well. When exactly the French car maker plans to bring it to India is a matter debate at the moment, though. It should also be noted that the new Fluence platform will also underpin the next-generation Logan. The mid-sized segment is where Renault India is yet to launch a product and we can only speculate if a product from their international portfolio would actually make its way into India. All said, the car maker is all geared up to launch the new Duster SUV soon. Hit the link for the 'First look story.'
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Both DirecTV (Nasdaq: DTV) and Time Warner Cable (NYSE: TWC) are considering bids to acquire Hulu, according to reports from Bloomberg.
Time Warner Cable's discussions are at an early stage, according to Bloomberg, which cited anonymous sources. DirecTV is considering buying "at least a stake," according to a separate report from Bloomberg which also cited anonymous sources.
Last October, Providence Equity Partners sold its 10 percent stake in Hulu to owners News Corp. (Nasdaq: NWSA), Walt Disney Co. (NYSE: DIS) and NBCUniversal. Hulu CEO Jason Kilar announced in January that he was resigning from the online video provider.
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By Hayley Boriss, Agricultural Issues Center, University of California.
Revised April 2014 by Shannon Hoyle AgMRC, Iowa State University.
Native to the Mediterranean region, artichokes were brought to the United States in the 1800s and first grown in Louisiana by French immigrants and in California by the Spanish. Today artichokes are grown almost exclusively in California, which accounts for more than 99 percent of national production.
The artichoke, a thistle-like plant, thrives best in frost-free areas with cool and foggy summers. The predominant variety of artichoke in California is the Green Globe, which is planted as a perennial, although other varieties are also planted as annuals through direct seeding or transplants, depending on the region. These annuals include the Imperial Star, Big Heart and Desert Globe.
The total area planted and harvested in 2013 was 7,000 acres. This is down from the 7,300 acres planted and harvested in 2012. U.S. production of artichokes is concentrated in California, with limited production also occurring in Washington and Oregon. Total production in 2013 was 945 thousand cwt down from 1.1 million cwt in 2012. The crop was valued at $57.6 million, also an increase from the previous two years. (NASS)
As of 2011, the world's largest artichoke producer was Italy, followed by Egypt, Spain and Peru. Italy produced 474,550 metric tons (MT) of artichokes; the other three countries produced from more than 150,000 MT to more than 212,000 MT. (FAO)
Artichoke prices in the United States are seasonal and affected by periods of high and low supply. Prices typically peak during the winter months when supply is low, and they drop in March as production reaches its peak. During high production months, smaller artichokes are processed into marinated artichoke hearts in an attempt to increase revenue during times of low prices. Artichoke prices increased to $61.00 per cwt in 2013. The average price of artichokes peaked at $80.70 per cwt in 2004 . (NASS 2013)
The marketable portion of the artichoke is the result of harvesting an immature flower. If left to mature, artichokes blossom into a bright purple inedible flower. Artichokes are marketed as fresh, frozen or canned products.
The appearance of fresh artichokes is an important aspect to marketing. Cleanliness, compactness and no evidence of frost damage all enhance the appearance. Any defects on the vegetable may make it difficult to sell, despite the fact that eating quality is not necessarily affected.
The state-chartered California Artichoke Board was originally created for generic promotion, research and grower cooperation. Since 1999, however, the majority of its resources have been invested in research. The marketing order for artichokes is voted on every five years.
According to ERS, per person consumption of artichokes was 1.7 pounds in 2011.
Demand for artichokes is highest during the winter season, which also coincides with the period of low supply. The nutritional benefits of artichokes include high levels of chromium, fiber, folate, magnesium, potassium and vitamin C. Artichokes contain no fat or cholesterol. Current research indicates that the liver benefits from cynarin, a compound found in artichoke's leaves. Silymarin, another compound found in artichokes, has powerful anti-oxidant properties and may help the liver regenerate healthy tissue. (Pezzini Farms)
In 2013 U.S. artichoke exports totaled $4.0 million. Canada was the leading export market for U.S. artichokes, followed by Mexico. Combined, these two countries accounted for nearly the entire U.S. export market. However, exports are negligible compared to imports. (FAS)
The United States is a net importer of artichokes. The country imported prepared artichokes valued at $124 million in 2013. Peru was the leading supplier, followed by Spain. (Until 2007, Spain accounted for the majority of U.S. artichoke imports.) The United States also imported fresh artichokes valued at $5.1 million, mainly from Mexico. (FAS)
Artichoke Production in California, Vegetable Research and Information Center, University of California Cooperative Extension, 2008.
Artichokes, Vegetable Research and Information Center, University of California Cooperative Extension.
California Artichoke Advisory Board.
California Artichokes, 1925-2011, California Historic Commodity Data, National Ag Statistics Service (NASS), California Field Office, USDA.
Global Ag Trade System, Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS), USDA.
Major Food and Agricultural Commodities and Producers, Statistics Divison, FAO, UN.
Pezzini Farms, Castroville, California - This business has produced Green Globe artichokes for over 50 years. In addition to artichokes, they offer thousands of local and farm fresh products including fresh produce, dips and sauces, vinaigarettes and oils, seasoning, chips and dips.
Vegetables and Pulses, Economic Research Service (ERS), USDA.
Vegetables and Pulses Yearbook, ERS, USDA.
Vegetables Annual Summary, NASS, USDA.
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Sally Hansen Radiant Hands, Nails & Cuticles Creme Reviews
Non-GreasyThis cream dries fast and leaves your hands moisturized without the greasy feeling. I thas a suddle fragance too. I take it to work with me everyday since I have shake a lot of hands. — 9 years, 2 months agosuheilly13 | 16 reviews
Great stuff!This is my new favorite hand lotion. It feels so smooth and silky and smells absolutely incredible! — 9 years, 6 months agoangielewis | 3 reviews
GREATTHIS LOTION LAST FOR HOURS EVEN WHEN YOU WASH YOUR HANDS AND SMELLS GREAT! — 9 years, 6 months agodebibell | 5 reviews
Great hand lotion - not greasyThis is my favorite hand lotion (and you can't beat the price). It is not sticky or greasy (it soaks in totally in about a minute), and it smells really good - like oranges. I usually use it right before I go to sleep, and during the day, and I definitely notice that my hands are less dry and my cuticles are in much better condition. — 9 years, 6 months agoCharlotteC | 20 reviews
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SPL Team of the Week - April 25
PAUL GALLACHER (St Mirren): The Scotland international keeper was in majestic, they-shall-not-pass mood when Kevin Kyle and his Kilmarnock colleagues tried and failed to snatch a share of the spoils during a frantic finale. The Saints have almost secured their SPL safety and Gallacher's contribution has been immense.
ANDREAS HINKEL (Celtic): Amidst the litany of problems that have afflicted the Hoops this season - some self-inflicted, others as a consequence of injury - Hinkel's quiet composure and industrious execution of his duties have been admirable. Once again, he was an assured presence in his team's convincing triumph against Dundee United.
LEE MAIR (St Mirren): Gus MacPherson's side emerged with a priceless 1-0 victory over fellow strugglers, Kilmarnock, and Mair, a tower of assurance and rugged determination in the rearguard throughout the contest, stood up magnificently to the task of stemming the threat of the latter's human wrecking-ball, Kevin Kyle.
DAVID WEIR (Rangers): The veteran must have a picture of himself rotting away in an attic somewhere, as he continues to defy Old Father Time. It wasn't just his defensive qualities which shone against Hibs, but also Weir's unquenchable commitment to surging forward at every opportunity. It's scarcely believable that he turns 40 next month.
GILES COKE (Motherwell): The youngster has been an impressive performer all year in a good campaign for the Fir Park personnel and his abrasive, in-your-face philosophy - which extended to him squaring up briefly to his team mate, Steve Jennings - proved pivotal as his side recorded a deserved 2-0 success over Hearts at Tynecastle.
AIDEN McGEADY (Celtic): The Republic of Ireland international was full of running, vision and penetration in his club's win at Tannadice and created a string of chances, which should have led to a more emphatic victory. He eventually won the penalty, from which Robbie Keane applied the coup de grace, and the question now has to be whether McGeady remains at Parkhead or pursues a new challenge in England.
JIM O'BRIEN (Motherwell): Craig Brown's return to the managerial ranks has prompted a revival for the Steelmen and O'Brien has been one of the major beneficiaries. A redoubtable character, he was grittily imperious against Hearts, discomfiting the Edinburgh men time after time and they just couldn't cope with him and Coke.
MAURICE EDU (Rangers): The Ibrox men were nowhere near their best whilst wrapping up the title with a 1-0 defeat of Hibs, but were bolstered by the likes of Edu, who worked tirelessly for the cause, and never contemplated taking a backward step. The American's return from injury happened at exactly the right time for Walter Smith.
MARCO PAIXAO (Hamilton): Billy Reid's collective have done a marvellous job to preserve their place in the SPL and the tireless Paixao helped ensure they gained another important victory over Falkirk on Saturday. At times, he seemed to be taking on the Bairns by himself and his clinical finish helped deepen the home side's woes.
DEREK RIORDAN (Hibs): His side are on the crest of a slump at the moment, but Riordan, who is attracting interest from plenty of other clubs, was one of the few Easter Road stars to shine against Rangers. He generated several chances for his confreres and was unlucky not to be rewarded with a penalty in the second half.
JOHN HUGHES (Hibs): A season which started so brightly for the Leith-based organisation is crashing to earth like Icarus. They briefly threatened to spoil Rangers' title-winning party, but squandered several fine chances, couldn't make home advantage pay and have only won two of their last 15 league matches, which is relegation form.
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I enjoy this one very much (iced particularly), though it is slightly more bland than the berry herbals. I prefer being hit in the face a bit more with these, as I only drink them when I am looking for a healthier, less sweet, juice replacement.
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Design / DIY Design / Design Styles / Design Small Gardens / Low Maintenance / Designing a Kitchen Garden / Feng Shui Gardens / Healing Gardens
It is possible for every garden, small or large, to be beautiful with balance and harmony. It should be the sanctuary one turns to after a hectic day, peaceful yet energising, and the ideal entertainment area for summer evenings. Unfortunately with limited time and knowledge gardens not-totally-satisfactory often remain just that.
A dream garden should reflect the gardener's personality and created by the artistic grouping of thriving plant combinations. Taste, needs and plant knowledge with certain factors, practices and principals of gardening will guide a design whether improving on established gardens or starting anew.
Best results are achieved when thoughts and ideas are put to paper first, thus saving money, effort and headaches later. Studying the chosen plant types is of utmost importance for their health depends on correct treatment, planting positions and climates.
DIY Design
Through careful planning and design you can eliminate costly mistakes, especially where hard landscaping is concerned. This will also prevent impulsive decision-making and thus creating an ill balance between your home and garden, like marrying an ultra-modern home to a romantic cottage garden. Additionally it gives you enough time to think of requirements like a washing line for instance, or sun and shade requirements according to seasons. By taking the time to put a design on paper, meditate over it and re-design it, you save yourself time and money in the long run.
Design Styles
Garden styles often say something about the owner's personality. Unfortunately, it does not always complement the home's architecture and visa versa. Consider the style carefully and if you cannot restrict yourself to one style only, create rooms - as you would indoors. Spaces of formality, informality, romance etc. But make sure there is a flow between these rooms.
Design Small Gardens
Small city gardens are the norm today. Previous generations could experiment with plants and designs in ample space, but our reality is one of careful consideration, great planning and coping with confined spaces...
Low Maintenance
Most people enjoy having a garden - some enjoy working in it. If you enjoy sitting more than crouching in it, a low-maintenance garden is the answer. There are numerous tips that can make a time-consuming garden one that needs a little watering now and then and TLC maybe once a year. One thing is for sure, you cannot have a large lawn and low-maintenance in one sentence!


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So I've been on a long hiatus that will likely continue, I just don't have the time I used to have to work on this mod. I'm back today because I've been getting the occasional request for permission to use these armors in other mods. Please, use them without feeling the need to ask me about it first, just add a little note somewhere hidden in your description where the armor originally came from. Thanks and enjoy!
Inspired by the Heroic Imperial Armor in Rahman530's Lore Friendly Armor Pack I decided to try my hand at modding and make an equivalent, standalone Heroic Stormcloak Armor.
This is a heavy armor only. In order to make the armor viable endgame (it is for Stormcloak heroes after all), I gave it almost equivalent stats to ebony armor, though I decreased the weight since only 1 ebony ingot is used in creation.
-How to get Heroic Stormcloak Armor-
Requires Steel Smithing Perk and joining the Stormcloaks in the Civil War
(if someone can give me the CK quest ID for the point in the war where the Stormcloak Officer Armor is awarded, I will update the requirements to that point to make it more lore friendly)
type: help heroic 4
it will show you the item IDs for all pieces of the armor
then type: player.additem XXXXXXXX 1
Install via the ever useful Nexus Mod Manager
Drop extracted Data folder into Skyrim directory
Delete HeroicStorm.esp file from Data folder and delete "stormcloakhero" folders from meshes and textures folders
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Occasionally when I load up a savegame the female cuirass will be partially transparent at certain distances. I have no idea why this happens and restarting Skyrim has fixed the issue for me every time.
I realize the ground image for the cuirass leaves something to be desired, but it was the best I could do without completely remaking the mesh in a 3D modelling program for which I have zero skill.
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Updates coming pending permission from other authors
-HD Chainmail Version
PhilSchmidheiny - for his ornate texture sources: Ornate Stormcloak Officer Armor and Ornate Steel Plate Armor
rahman530 - for inspiration and the cannibalization of his alpha property in the .nif file
NifSkope team
-Tutorials Used-
Making New Armor Using NifSkope
NifSkope/Change texture
Creating an armour for Skyrim
How To Make NewArmors with the Creation Kit
Making new armors through mash-ups in NifSkope is surprisingly easy and only requires patience and ingenuity, give it a shot!
Any suggestions, advice, bug reports, etc. are always welcome. Please endorse if you like the armor!
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Torri del Benaco's Hotel Delle Rose overlooks Lake Garda and offers free parking. A bus stop nearby provides links to Venice. All rooms at Delle Rose Hotel have a 14-inch TV and a private bathroom. Some overlook the mountains, while others have a balcony overlooking the lake and the busy street. Staff can provide useful tourist information on getting around the lake and to the town centre, 3 km-re. (Hotel Delle Rose Torri del Benaco hotels foglalás).


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Kerastase Bain Miroir Reviews
TRY THE PIXELIST SERUM!!!Ok, sorry i posted this here but totalbeauty doesn't have the pixelist serum up for reviews. I haven't tried this shampoo, (i'm hooked on another color protecting brand) but the pixelist serum needs to be raved about. My hair is super prone to breakage (hair all over me and my floors) i have long hair and the ends always get so damaged and dull it seems impossible to grow it out more. Plus it's su...read moreper thin, i dye it dark just to add some thickness to it, only trouble is that dying it creates more damage, and therefore more breakage. So i've been looking for non-damaging hair color and my search has led me to semi and demi hair colors which only last between 6 and 28 shampoos. To save my hair from destruction i had to be willing to color my hair every 2 to 4 weeks since the color washes out eventually. So then my search led to me to products that would help keep my color from fading (especially since summer is right around the corner) and I was researching this brand (Kerastase) and came across their little vials that are used in their salons as treatments. They're ridiculously expensive in the salon so i turned to ebay and bought three vials for $23. It says to use them weekly but i only use them right after i rinse out my color. I pour the liquid into my own spray bottle since you usually don't get one on ebay unless you buy the whole box. My hair looks and feels amazing!!! My ends seem so much less damaged, the shine is freakin amazing, my whole head of hair is silky, shiny and healthier. The color lasts at least another two weeks. I haven't tried this with permanent hair colors but I'm sure the results are the same. — 7 years, 3 months agoluxylexi | 234 reviews
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Kerastase mask colorI love this stuff it make my hair soft beutiful. — 3 years, 11 months agoyesika_cartagena | 1 reviews
Great shampoo for blonde highlightsThis is the best shampoo I've ever used and I've tried them all! My hair was shiny and smooth all the time. — 5 years, 6 months agopamelasirois | 1 reviews
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Simply the BestI recently changed from brunette to auburn and have been quite demanding about keeping the color pure and strong from coloring to coloring. My colorist turned me onto Kerastase and I just love it. It doesn't have the harmful ingredients the other "color protective" shampoos do. It is pure and lovely. So are the conditioners. Highly rate this stuff. — 6 years, 7 months agojayeno | 30 reviews
Keep going backBecause of the high price tag, I find myself always looking for a cheaper alternative and I'm always disappointed. This shampoo is amazing. I have used it for over 3 years and everytime I try a different shampoo I go back to this one. It cleans my hair without stripping colour, it does not weigh it down, does not make it feel greasy and it smells divine! I use ciment antiusure about every 3 shampo...read moreos as my conditioner, and in between I use kpak conditioner. It's expensive but TOTALLY WORTH IT! — 7 years, 5 months agoTaliekat | 11 reviews
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Great shampooI really like this shampoo - the lack of sudsiness takes some getting used to, but my hair has never been softer and shinier. It's very pricey, but you don't need very much shampoo, so it lasts longer than you might think. Definitely worth the price if you have colored or highlighted hair. — 8 years, 5 months agoCharlotteC | 20 reviews
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magic!Okay, my mom and I have tried just about every shampoo/conditioner out there - from drug store brands like pantene, organix, dove, suave, to salon end products like aveda and bumble and bumble. Let me say that aveda leaves my hair feeling dry and straw like. Myabe its all those natural earth ingredients that my hair does NOT like. we WANTED to like aveda - especially because there are no harsh che...read moremicals but it just didnt work out. The first kerastase product we tried was the elasto-curl line because we do have semi curly/frizzy hair. That was nothing special either and we stopped using it. Then my mom broke down and bought this shampoo, the milk conditioner and the polishing creme......I told her not to waste any more of her money but she has a problem with hair products. Well, I tried it and I am HOOKED. Not only does it leave your hair feeling silky as you wash/ rinse (pantene always felt silky when wet, but would dry kind of frizzy and course...) it feels silky when its dry too! it also feels SOFT, it has never felt this soft before. On our hair the hair right in the middle back of the head tends to be most dry and it actually felt soft the next day. We dont highlight our hair but we use clairol natural instincts to darken our hair(which I give a 10)which fades gradually over time so you have no roots. This product is great, and I am glad the search is finally over. It is on the expenseive side compared to drug store brands, but at least we wont waste any more money trying out things that dont work! I dont mind paying if it works. Love this. Again - it takes away the dry brittle feeling of hair! Use the milk conditioner with it as that probably adds to the wonderfulness. — 8 years, 9 months agomarisol45 | 1 reviews
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worth the cashi love this shampoo...wasn't crazy about the conditioner (switched to fekkai) but love this shampoo. the smell is the only thing I'd change- it reminds me a bit of the stuff my salon uses to actually dye my hair. but i've learned to deal with it (and use a great smelling conditioner) because this product works so well. definetely kept my hair color from fading better than other products. — 9 years agotaresa | 28 reviews
Only for those who love their hair.This is with out a doubt the very best shampoo that I have ever tried in my 50+ years of washing my hair and worth every expensive penny of it. My daughter-in-law introduced me to it. I love my daughter-in-law. The only bad thing is that I have a hard time finding it. I finally had to get on the net. — 9 years, 2 months agograndma_diana | 7 reviews
Best ShampooThis is the very best shampoo I have ever used. It is expensive, but worth it, because you don't have to bother with other products. — 9 years, 4 months agoDebraJay10 | 8 reviews
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