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Tickets meant to stop violations
A stuent's car parked illegally outside of the Spellmann Center has a yellow ticket for the violation. Courtesy photo by Chandra Wood.
By Christine Hoffmann | News Editor
Students who park illegally may find a slip of paper under their windshield when they get out of class. Security patrols the campus daily to make sure students respect the parking rules.
Just like on public roads, students are prohibited from parking on a yellow curb and in places that will block traffic. Director of Security Kurt Smith said that most tickets come from students parking in spaces reserved for commuter students and faculty in the Roemer and Young lots. Both have signs designating them as non-residential parking.
"People get in a hurry. They're late for class. They park in one of those spots, and they get ticketed," Smith said.
Students have three business days to pay a ticket at the business office in Roemer before it gets added to their ledger. "The problem is, some people get multiple tickets and don't take care of them. Then they come to me at the end of the year wondering why they have an $800 bill on their account," Smith said.
Not having a parking pass is another common violation. Students can register their vehicles at the security office and obtain a sticker to display on their back windshield for $4, allowing them to park on campus for the school year. It's a small fee compared to the parking passes at UMSL, which can cost up to $500 a year.
Senior Joe Bayne got a parking ticket for not having a parking pass.
"I went three years without one, but I think they've been increasing security lately," he said. "I didn't think they could ticket me if they didn't know who I was." He was ticketed the next day for the same penalty because he hadn't gotten a pass yet.
"I was kind of angry, but I paid it," Bayne said. "I was like, 'Do I really need two tickets? I was going to get the parking pass after the first one'."
Parking fines range from $25 to $100, depending on the violation, but go no higher than 100$.
"We're not doing this to make money for the university," Smith said. "We're just trying to keep violators from parking where they're not supposed to."
In addition to fines, security can use more extreme measures to get students to follow the rules.
A stuent's car parked illegally outside of the Spellmann Center has a yellow ticket for the violation. Courtesy photo by Chandra Wood.
"If we issue a ticket and see the same car in violation the next day, we put a boot on their car, and they have to see me the same day to purchase a parking pass and we'll get the boot off," Smith said.
There are a few lots available to students who don't want to purchase a parking pass. The Scheidegger lot, the lot across from the Spirit Shop and the church parking lot behind Harmon are all available, no sticker required.
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The band website is very data-driven, but Jekyll (at least on Github Pages) will not let us publish JSON. This clearly needs to be fixed.
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When the client sends an Accept: application/vnd.github.v3+json header, GeoJSON will be returned, as used in the gig map.
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It's pulling data from the Jekyll sources, clouting it into shape, and serving it up as JSON. There's no database here (yet), just a bit of Redis caching.
As a very wise person once told me, Your website is your API - I'd very much prefer to serve this data from the main domain via content-negotiation, but Github Pages won't let me. If I find a satisfactory solution to this then this will definitely move there. For now, a request for text/html will see your client redirected to the same path on the main website (apart from /, obviously), where you may encounter a 404.
What I'm trying to say is, this is quite possibly a temporary arrangement and should be considered extremely alpha (like anybody's ever going to use this).
All of this data is released under a Creative Commons Attribution Share-alike license.


Whenever everybody says, "Oh my God, you have to check out X right now! It's so amazing!" my immediate impulse is usually to avoid X. I still refuse to read The DaVinci Code. Still, I'm also often totally wrong too, wrong and late for the party. I was completely wrong about Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, wrong about Pushing Daisies, and definitely completely wrong about Pandora.
dude, Pushing Daisies is going to go off the air because nobody watches it. whatev. i think its one of the most beautiful shows on tv (in a larger than life sort of way) its going to be like Arrested Development everyone is going to love it and miss it after its gone.
You are wrong about the The DaVinci Code book too – it rocks.
Stay away from The Da Vinci Code. It does not belong in the awesome category.
That's how I felt about Californication and True Blood…and I love them both now!
For 2 years my sister said you have to watch Dexter and I refused – now I am addicted to it. This season is riveting.
No. No no no no. You don't need The Da Vinci Code. I've seen Dr. Horrible, and Da Vinci Code, you are no Dr. Horrible.
Hmmm… if you want a good fun adventure with bigger social ramifications, if you're not averse to young adult, check out Scott Westerfeld's Uglies series (Uglies, Pretties, Specials, Extras). Way better than The Da Vinci Code.
Oh, believe me, I'll never touch The Da Vinci Code.
I react the same way. It's sad. Once enough people get excited about some random thing I'll be all "YEAH WELL, I DON'T LIKE IT. SO THERE." This has been both good and bad.
I did go for the Da Vinci Code a couple of years ago. … And enjoyed it. :/ It's dumb, but entertaining. I certainly wouldn't screech its praises to the world.
Pushing Daisies was the best show on network TV. Of course they just had to cancel it.
And for the record I think WOXY.com is the best internet station…period.


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Airbnb blocks and cancels all DC metro area reservations, citing reports of 'armed militias'
January 13, 2021 In Hospitality, Information Technology and Services, Internet, Leisure, Travel and Tourism, Technology, Travel By Jacob Kastrenakes
Airbnb is blocking all reservations in the Washington, DC metro area during inauguration week after regional officials asked people not to travel to the city due to concerns of additional violence. The company said it was aware of reports "regarding armed militias and known hate groups" attempting to travel to the region to disrupt the inauguration.
Existing Airbnb reservations in the area are being canceled, and Airbnb is blocking any future bookings. Guests will receive full refunds, and Airbnb says it will pay hosts what they would have earned for canceled bookings.
Reservations made through HotelTonight, a hotel reservation site owned by Airbnb, are also being canceled.
"Due to the unique circumstances surrounding the 59th…


Yes! There are 'adult' ice cream flavors! Our favourite recipes come from Pinterest, Food & Wine Magazine, and the Willams Sonoma ICE CREAM book.
This started out as a natural 'Mint Chocolate Chip' ice cream recipe one summer a few years back. A great recipe I am sure from the Williams-Sonoma ICE CREAM book we own, it just didn't taste as expected at the end so with a few tweaks we made Mohito!
In a 2 L sauce pan combine the milk, 1 cup of cream, and the mint leaves. Cook over medium heat until bubbles form on edges (about 5 minutes). Remove from heat and let sit for 20 minutes.
Combine the egg yolks, sugar, salt and remaining 1/2 cup of cream in a bowl. Whisk until smooth. Gradually whisk 1/2 cup of the warm milk and mint mixture into the egg mixture until smooth. Pour the egg mixture into the sauce pan. Cook over medium heat stirring constantly until it is thick enough to coat the back of a spoon (when you swipe your finger through the spoon it will leave a clear trail without back filling in on itself). DO NOT LET IT BOIL!
Strain the mix through a mesh sieve or strainer pressing on the mint to extract liquid. Place the bowl in another bowl filled with ice and stir until cool. Refrigerate until chilled (minimum 3 hrs, maximum 24 hrs).
Pour the mixture into your ice cream machine. When it is nearly frozen, mix in the Rum and lime zest. Freeze up to 3 hours before serving. If you don't have a machine make sure to check the 'how to make homemade ice cream without a machine' post.
You can still turn this into mint chocolate chip if you want to substitute the Rum for 3 oz (90 g) of chocolate instead. We just found it reminded us more of mohito with the fresh mint leaves. You can always add more Rum and serve this one up as a killer adult milkshake!


Although the vaccine had trouble protecting against that particular strain, it still provided protection against the other influenza viruses also in circulation. The CDC's calculations from last season estimate that the vaccine actually reduced a person's risk of needing to visit the doctor for the flu by 40 percent. But negative perceptions of its performance were amplified on social media, which may have discouraged people from seeking the shot. According to the CDC, of the 180 kids killed by flu in 2017-18, about 75 percent of them were unvaccinated.
Which is why getting a flu shot at the start of every season, however imperfect it might be, is still the first and best line of defense of both the public's health and your own. "There's a numbing effect with flu season because it happens every single year," says Zahn. "But it's worth reminding ourselves that every year millions of people get sick and thousands die. Increasing vaccination coverage by even just a few points would save an awful lot of lives." The dream of developing a "universal flu vaccine," that could be given just once or twice across someone's lifetime, is inching closer to reality. As are plans for global disease surveillance networks that could serve up early warnings of a the next influenza pandemic. But in the meantime, just go get a shot. Because you never know when the big one's going to hit.
Great information about the rising instance of fatal flu infections.
We always encourage vaccination as one of the principle lines of defense against catching the flu, as well as maintaining healthy hygiene practices in your home and business. Since the flu is spread so easily, even simply practices such as covering your mouth when coughing can help prevent exposing someone to the virus.
Thanks for the great health information.


Often cancer – or any terminal illness I suppose – is said to be a gift. A gift because what was once unconscious, unexamined, taken for granted is now in the open, conscious, and taken in deep gratitude, knowing that nothing is forever, that nothing is certain. I have this attitude myself because I found healing and great friendships, deep learning and understanding that I never would have bothered to plumb if my illness hadn't forced it – I didn't do the hard work before I was forced to. Ah, I've got plenty of time I always thought. But doing the hard work made a great difference in my life. Still, most people don't think of it as a gift. Not exactly.
Neither did Deanna Thompson who wrote Hoping For More (http://deannaathompson.com); she is a professor of religion who was diagnosed with Stage IV cancer. Her book takes you on her journey of treatment, sickness, emotional pain, family pain, support of friends. The entry below was written after a year of treatment, when her "numbers were good", and she was becoming embarrassed by all the continuing help and prayers that people were giving her. In secret, her family and friends spent most of that year making a quilt for her and this excerpt from her book was written after she was surprised with the quilt. She realized at that point that what she'd always pictured as heaven was not her perfect "before" life, but "…instead the feasting came right amid the crying and the grieving, my life mapped the movement of the Christian gospel story in a way I never imagined it could. I have experienced first hand a death and a resurrection. I have witnessed new life growing out of the ashes of death and destruction…Such conclusions on my part may lead some to think that I've changed my mind about seeing cancer as a gift. For the experiences of grace I've been privileged to have would not have happened had I not had cancer. But my mind hasn't changed on the "cancer as gift" idea. Accepting this new life doesn't mean we need to be thankful for the suffering, the pain, the grief, the death. I still don't believe my cancer happened for a reason. It just happened. My life is still fractured.
And yet there's more. My friends commitment to walk on in the face of death, the creation of a quilt by so many loved ones; these gifts of grace tilted the scales in my life from grief to gratitude.
I think it would be easier on us all if we could remember that many things, contradictory things, can exist at the same time. From my perspective, you don't have to love the suffering to honor the gift. They both exist, and you live through them both, grateful that grace is there for you in the midst of your fear, suffering, grief.


Elliot is almost three months old now. And last night, he hit a big milestone - he slept through the night! Maybe not such a milestone for him as it is for Robin and I, because we might actually get decent sleep now.
Anyway, here's a picture of the little bugger. Ain't he cute?
Floyd, I could not be happier for you and the missus. Baby E is adorable and I wish I were around to meet him.


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white ironbark eucalyptus
Eucalyptus leucoxylon (White Ironbark) is a species of tree in the family myrtles. Dec 2, 2020. Muell.) Appearance. are large evergreen shrubs or trees grown for their fragrant foliage and showy blossoms. * No warranties or guarantees as to the accuracy of the data and information derived from this web site are expressed or implied. Medscape - Indication-specific dosing for fevertree, gum tree, red ironbark, white ironbark (eucalyptus), frequency-based adverse effects, comprehensive interactions, contraindications, pregnancy & lactation schedules, and cost information. Eucalyptus is often used as an essential oil with a diffuser for aromatherapy health benefits. Slightly Acidic to Highly Alkaline Soil pH. USDA hardiness. A widely cultivated species, it has white, red or pink flowers. Argyle-Apple, Mealy Stringybark, Silver Dollar Tree ... Narrow-Leaf (Red) Ironbark, Red Ironbark, White Ironbark. Eucalyptus lirata . Eucalyptus whitei, commonly known as White's ironbark, is a eucalypt that is native to Queensland. Subspecies connata grows on skeletal soils, mostly in the Brisbane Ranges. ssp. Pink-flowered variety (var rosea) of Yellow Gum in my garden in Victoria, Australia, January 1997. Eucalyptus crebra F.Muell. A widely cultivated species, it has white, red or pink flowers. Family: Myrtaceae Grey Ironbark - Eucalyptus paniculata, soemtimes known as White Ironbark, Eucalyptus drepanophylla, Eucalyptus siderophloia, Eucalyptus decepta Red Ironbark - Eucalyptus sideroxylon Eucalyptus creba, Eucalyptus fibrosa Ironbark is a premium native hardwood that is well regarded as a high quality timb. Yellow Gum in the Little Desert National park, Victoria, Australia, October 1989. Eucalyptus cullenii, from areas north of the distribution of E. whitei, differs by having more or less globular buds with a rounded operculum and fruit with a broad, flat disc. All six subspecies occur in Victoria. The bark of many species is … Common Name. . The flower buds are arranged in groups of three in leaf axils on an unbranched peduncle 4–11 mm (0.16–0.43 in) long, the individual buds on pedicels 2–14 mm (0.079–0.551 in) long. [22][23] 'Euky Dwarf' is grown as a street and garden tree, growing to a height of 5–6 m (16–20 ft) tall and 3–4 m (9.8–13.1 ft) wide. Deglupta, Kamarere, Mindanao Gum. Subspecies megalocarpa is a stunted tree or mallee only found in coastal areas from the far south-east of South Australia to far western Victoria. Eucalyptus leucoxylon is a tree that typically grows to a height of 10–30 m (33–98 ft) and forms a lignotuber. When the sun is shining on the leaves the contrast between the dark bark and bluish leaves is quite stunning. Resistant to Texas Root Rot and Verticillium. White. Leaves Falcate, Bluish Green or Silver or Gray Green, No Change, Evergreen. This tree is not part of the SelecTree Nursery Connection. It flowers profusely in winter is widely planted as an ornamental plant. Eucalyptus paniculata, commonly known as grey ironbark, is a species of tree that is endemic to New South Wales. Other articles where Southern mahogany is discussed: eucalyptus: Major species and uses: …are the black peppermint tree; southern mahogany (E. botryoides); karri (E. diversicolor); Tasmanian bluegum; white ironbark, or yellow gum (E. leucoxylon); jarrah (E. marginata); messmate stringybark (E. obliqua); red mahogany (E. resinifera); northern gray ironbark; and others. The subspecies and varieties accepted by the Australian Plant Census (APC) as at September 2019 are: This eucalypt species is found in Victoria, south-eastern South Australia and far south-western New South Wales. Common Name: Ironbark. Quick to establish producing abundant pink flower clusters. ex Maiden P: Species Eucalyptus longicornis (F. Eucalyptus leucoxylon F. Muell. < https://selectree.calpoly.edu/tree-detail/eucalyptus-leucoxylon >. Brown or Mostly Green Capsule, Small (0.25 - 0.50 inches), fruiting in Spring or Summer. It is native to Oceania (Australia and islands). The bark of many Bark can be a litter problem. Eucalyptus dunnii. Yellow Gum, White ironbark, White Eucalyptus. Eucalyptus leucoxylon - F.Muell. [25] SIZE: Up – 12 Metre LOCATION: Full sun SOIL: Organically enriched dune sand FERTILISER: 20.10.5 NPK with trace elements – Spring WATER: [2][3][4][5], This species is similar to E. melliodora and E. sideroxylon subsp. Known Hazards. Eucalyptus longicornis . F. Muell. Citronellal, an essential oil found in most Eucalyptus species is reported to be mutagenic when used in isolation [269]. 'Eucalyptus sideroxylon' FAMILY: Eucalyptus USES: An evergreen, flowering, medium to large perennial tree. Brown or Mostly Green Capsule, Small (0.25 - 0.50 inches), fruiting in Spring or Summer. [24] Subspecies leucoxylon has been recommended for larger gardens and parklands. Eucalyptus sideroxylon is a tall, single-trunked, evergreen tree with black deeply fissured bark on trunk and branches.. White Ironbark is a photoautotroph. Eucalyptus cinerea. Eucalyptus sideroxylon commonly known as Mugga, Red Ironbark or Mugga Ironbark, is a medium-sized to tall tree belonging to Family Myrtaceae. – white ironbark P: Subspecies Eucalyptus leucoxylon F. Muell. Susceptible to Beetle Borers, Armillaria and Root Rot. Bark Cream or Light Green, Exfoliating or Mottled. 10-11. The Sydney Turpentine-Ironbark Forest (STIF) is one of six main indigenous forest communities of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, that is typically in the Inner West region of Sydney. Various species of eucalyptus (Eucalyptus spp.) ex Maiden P: Species Eucalyptus longifolia Link – woollybutt P Eucalyptus Species, Yellow Gum, Blue Gum, White Ironbark (Eucalyptus leucoxylon) by Kell Jun 5, 2017 10:40 AM. It has dark-coloured, deeply furrowed ironbark on the trunk and branches, lance-shaped to curved adult leaves, flower buds in groups of seven on a branched peduncle, white flowers and conical, hemispherical or cup-shaped fruit. Eucalyptus quadricostata, another ironbark from the same general area as E. whitei, differs by having buds and fruit that are square in cross-section. MORE ABOUT IRONBARKS White Ironbark, Eucalyptus drepanophylla, Eucalyptus siderophloia, Eucalyptus decepta Grey ironbark is a premium native Australian hardwood with a wide range of applications from industrial construction to house framing, flooring and sporting goods. Shading Capacity Rated as Moderately Low in … Long, grey-green pendulous branches. Dorrigo White Gum. Juvenile leaves opposite after 13th node, ovate to broad-lanceolate, glaucous. Subspecies leucoxylon is the most widespread species and occurs in scattered populations across Victoria and in south-eastern South Australia, including on Kangaroo Island where the tallest specimens are found. Flowers in Fall, Winter or Spring. Leaves Lanceolate, Bluish Green or Silver or Gray Green, No Change, Evergreen. megalocarpa Boland P: Species Eucalyptus ligulata Brooker P: Species Eucalyptus lirata W. Fitzg. Has perfect flowers (male and female parts in … Eucalyptus leucoxylon, commonly known as yellow gum, blue gum or white ironbark, is a species of small to medium-sized tree that is endemic to south-eastern continental Australia. The tree is … Litter Issue is Dry Fruit, Twigs and Bark. Eucalyptus leucoxylon is a widespread, small to medium-sized tree species of south-eastern South Australia, west and central Victoria only extending into New South Wales just north of the River Murray in the Barham area. Varies from tall upright and open headed to squat and dense. What's the White Powder on Eucalyptus?. It has smooth yellowish bark with some rough bark near the base, lance-shaped or curved adult leaves, flower buds in groups of three and cylindrical, barrel-shaped or shortened spherical fruit. diversicolor ); Tasmanian bluegum; white ironbark, or yellow gum ( E. leucoxylon ); jarrah ( E. marginata ); messmate stringybark ( E. obliqua ); red mahogany ( E. resinifera ); northern gray ironbark; and others. Flowering has been recorded in most months and the flowers a white, red or pink. Australian Native Garden. Plants. Eucalyptus deglupta. APNI* Description: Tree to 15 m high; bark smooth or persistent on lower trunk, shedding irregularly, grey-brown, fibrous-flaky ('box'), smooth above, grey or yellow, shedding in short ribbons or flakes. Shading Capacity Rated as Moderately Low in Leaf. Growth Rate: 36 or More Inches per Year. Individuals can grow to 15 m. Has perfect flowers (male and female parts in each flower). First leaf blades about 20-27 x 4-5 mm, petioles about 3-4 mm long. sideroxylon but differs in having three buds in each group of flowers. Bark Cream or Light Green, Exfoliating or Mottled. Flowers in Spring or Winter. Medium sized woodland tree from Northern Victoria. EUCALYPTUS Leucoxylon Rosea - White Iron Bark — Australian Outback Plants - Native Plant Nursery - USA. Eucalyptus leucoxylon, commonly known as yellow gum, blue gum or white ironbark,[2] is a species of small to medium-sized tree that is endemic to south-eastern continental Australia. House, "Description of fifty new Australian plants, chiefly from the colony of Victoria", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Eucalyptus_leucoxylon&oldid=960130368, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 1 June 2020, at 08:10. Flowers are visited by Musk Lorikeet. Ironbark is a common name of a number of species in three taxonomic groups within the genus Eucalyptus that have dark, deeply furrowed bark. Cite this tree: Young plants and coppice regrowth have leaves mostly arranged in opposite pairs, egg-shaped to broadly lance-shaped, 45–105 mm (1.8–4.1 in) long and 20–73 mm (0.79–2.87 in) wide. Mature buds are oval to diamond-shaped or more or less spherical, 6–17 mm (0.24–0.67 in) long, 5–7 mm (0.20–0.28 in) wide with a conical to rounded or beaked operculum. 1995-2020. Has perfect flowers (male and female parts in each flower). It has smooth white, yellow or bluish-grey bark, usually with 0.5–2 m (1 ft 8 in–6 ft 7 in) of rough fibrous to flaky bark the base of the trunk. Growth Rate: 36 or More Inches per Year. Adult leaves are arranged alternately, the same slightly glossy shade of green on both sides, lance-shaped to curved, 60–185 mm (2.4–7.3 in) long and 10–30 mm (0.39–1.18 in) wide, tapering to a petiole 9–25 mm (0.35–0.98 in) long. Bark is hard, coarse, deeply furrowed and ridged. Photo Locations: Montecito, CA, Los Angeles County Arboretum - Arcadia, CA, Los Angeles, CA, Cuesta College - San Luis Obispo, CA, and Cal Poly Campus - San Luis Obispo, CA. If you would like to see this tree listed, or know of a nursery that sells it, please contact us at ufei@calpoly.edu. Pink, Red or Rose. Species Eucalyptus leucoxylon F. Muell. Width: 30 - 60 feet. [3], Eucalyptus leucoxylon was first formally described in 1855 by Ferdinand von Mueller in the Transactions and Proceedings of the Victorian Institure for the Advancement of Science[6]. [7] The specific epithet (leucoxylon) is derived from the ancient Greek leuco- meaning "white"[8]:441 and -xylon meaning "wood".[8]:531. Height: 30 - 90 feet. Type: Hardwood. [21], Subspecies megalocarpa is a relatively small tree with red flowers and large fruit is often available under the horticultural name, 'Rosea'. Aug 25, 2015 - Yellow Gum, Blue Gum, White Ironbark (Eucalyptus luecoxylon) Explore. Subspecies bellarinensis is only known from the Bellarine Peninsula near Ocean Grove and Torquay. Cotyledons about 3-5 x 5-8 mm, oil dots visible along the margins, petioles about 3-5 mm long. Gardening. The fruit is a woody, cylindrical, barrel-shaped or shortened spherical capsule 6–13 mm (0.24–0.51 in) long, 6–14 mm (0.24–0.55 in) wide with the valves enclosed below rim level. Eucalyptus leucoxylon F.Muell. Long-Beak Eucalyptus, Murray Red Gum, River Redgum Eucalyptus. Yellow Gum, Blue Gum, White Ironbark (Eucalyptus luecoxylon) #coupon code nicesup123 gets 25% off at www.leadingedgehealth.com. Hardiness estimate: 14-18 degrees F. Erect or Weeping and requires ample growing space. Instead of being shed annually as in many of the other species of Eucalyptus, the dead bark accumulates on the trees, forming the fissures. Native Plants. Myrtaceae. Flowers in Spring or Winter. A variety known as Euky Dwarf is very popular as a street and garden tree, growing around 5-6m in height.[24]. In eucalyptus: Major species and uses. SelecTree. … Eucalyptus leucoxylon white ironbark Eucalyptus ligulata . Spear shaped leaves. Stem is usually straight and free of branches for a considerable length. Eucalyptus dorrigoensis. Medium-sized tree growing 30–50m. Family. Stem grows to 1.5m diameter. White Ironbark has simple, broad leaves. Definition of white ironbark : any of several Australian eucalypts (especially Eucalyptus paniculata and E. leucoxylon) with pale bark and light-colored very hard wood … The California Polytechnic State University and the Cal Poly Corporation shall not be responsible for any loss of profit, indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages arising out of the use of the data and information derived from this web site. "Eucalyptus leucoxylon Tree Record." It has smooth yellowish bark with some rough bark near the base, lance-shaped or curved adult leaves, flower buds in groups of three and cylindrical, barrel-shaped or shortened spherical fruit. Eucalyptus sideroxylon, commonly known as mugga ironbark, or red ironbark is a small to medium-sized tree that is endemic to eastern Australia. Eucalyptus paniculata. The leaves are a bluish grey colour on both sides and lanceolate to falcate in shape. < Back to plant list. Grey Ironbark sapwood is almost white, making it highly distinct from the heartwood, which ranges from light grey or light chocolate with darker reds and browns sometimes occurring. – white ironbark Subordinate Taxa The Plants Database includes the following 1 subspecies of Eucalyptus leucoxylon . Eucalyptol, which is often used in mouthwashes and cold remedies, is derived from Eucalyptus globulus. Rough bark, peeling to leave a smooth, white, yellow or blush surface. The tree has hard, deeply furrowed bark which is typical of… It has dark, deeply furrowed ironbark, lance-shaped adult leaves, flower buds in groups of seven, white, red, pink or creamy yellow … Flowers Showy. Timber Profile - Ironbark. AKA: White Ironbark, Eucalyptus drepanophylla, Eucalyptus siderophloia, Eucalyptus decepta. Longevity 50 to 150 years. Boland, D.J., Brophy, J.J., and A.P.N. Eucalyptus is available under the following different brand and other … White. It is endemic to Australia and widely distributed in south-eastern Queensland, western slope and plains of New South Wales, and south and central Victoria. [2][4][10][20], The leaves are distilled for the production of cineole based eucalyptus oil. It becomes rough after drying out and becomes impregnated with kino, a dark red tree sap exuded by the tree. It has a self-supporting growth form. Plant Group: Australian Tree Genus: Eucalyptus Species 'Var': leucoxylon megolacarpa Common Name: 'White Iron Bark' Quick Facts: This woodland tree from southern high-rainfall regions of Australia is usually a shapely eucalypt with a single straight trunk and a smooth, creamy yellow or bluish gray bark that is shed in irregular flakes. Subspecies pruinosa occurs in drier areas of South Australia, the Wimmera and Goldfields of Victoria and on the Murray River floodplain near Barham in New South Wales.
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Mods in WordPatch represent the process of applying modifications to your installation. Each mod consists of one or more patch files (in a moment, we'll get into what these are and how they work) that are automatically applied by WordPatch whenever there are updates. You can use mods to do a variety of things, from hotfixing small issues to completely changing how WordPress or a plugin/theme works. In this example, we'll be introducing a new filter to the core of WordPress, which we can later use from another plugin or theme.
1. Navigate to the WordPatch Mods page from the WordPress admin panel sidebar and click the New Mod button to start creating your mod.
2. Enter a Mod Title, and then scroll down to the bottom and click Save Mod. You can leave all the settings to their defaults for now. You can find more information on what each setting does in this article.
Now it's time to create a patch that introduces the filter we previously mentioned. WordPatch supports a variety of patch file formats, such as Unix and Git patch files. However, WordPatch features a Simple Patch Wizard that offers the easiest method of creating a patch. Let's see how it works by creating a patch for the WP_Comment::get_children() function in wp-includes/class-wp-comment.php.
1. Go to the Mods page and locate the mod we created earlier. Click Edit Mod.
2. Click the New Patch button. Give your patch a title and then scroll down to the Patch Type and select Simple Patch Wizard.
3. Enter the file path of the file we are patching, which is wp-includes/class-wp-comment.php. Click Load Old File From Server.
4. Click Copy Old File To New File.
5. In the New File editor, scroll down to the function WP_Comment::get_children() and, right before the return statement, add the code below and then click Save Patch.
WordPatch is now ready to run our mod and apply our changes. Let's continue by running our mod manually.


On behalf of Angiuli & Gentile, LLP posted in Workplace Accidents on Wednesday, November 25, 2015.
Obviously, any type of injury suffered due to work-related functions or activities is unfortunate, which is why workers' compensation exists. Individuals who strain their backs doing heavy lifting, for example, should not then be left to fend for themselves when they can no longer do their jobs because of injuries they suffered while doing their jobs. Like many injuries, there are varying degrees of severity when it comes to on-the-job injuries. Among the most severe are loss of use injuries.
On behalf of Angiuli & Gentile, LLP posted in Workplace Illness on Sunday, November 22, 2015.
If you are familiar with workers' compensation law, you likely know that workers' compensation benefits are relatively easy to recover compared to many other types of compensation. Generally speaking, these benefits are provided by insurers who are being paid by your employer, and these payments are specifically designed to ensure that injured workers get the care and assistance that they need in the event of an accident. Much like how health insurance makes it easier and cheaper for you to afford health care, workers' compensation is designed to make recovery from workplace injuries easier.
Do workers' compensation claims have statutes of limitations?
On behalf of Angiuli & Gentile, LLP posted in Workplace Accidents on Friday, November 13, 2015.
The concept of a statute of limitations is fairly common knowledge for most people. Even if someone is not aware of exactly what the statute of limitations for any given legal issue is, the fact that a statute may exist is not lost on most people. Criminal acts such as drug possession or homicide have statutes of limitations, and personal injuries such as car accidents also have statutes of limitations. However, did you know that workers' compensation claims have them too?
On behalf of Angiuli & Gentile, LLP posted in Workers' Compensation on Friday, November 6, 2015.
When it comes to adverse health effects suffered on the job, there are many different issues that an individual may suffer. Depending on the occupation, a worker may suffer repetitive stress injuries, blunt force trauma from a falling object or even a disease from exposure to hazardous materials or toxic chemicals. These are perhaps the most common types of injuries that a person may suffer on the job, but there are some issues that can be just as serious: psychological issues.
On behalf of Angiuli & Gentile, LLP posted in Construction Workers' Accidents on Sunday, November 1, 2015.
No matter what part of the country you are in, chances are that there are construction workers who are risking their lives every day in order to complete a project. Due to the nature of construction work, the possibility of suffering an injury on the job is extremely high. Construction workers have always faced significant dangers in their daily work, but due to a significant increase of construction happening in New York, construction worker injuries are becoming more common.


On behalf of the ESSR executive committee, it is my pleasure to invite you to the ESSR Outreach MSK US Course taking place in Kaunas on 12-13 April 2019.
The demand for MSK ultrasound examination is increasing every day. We can solve many clinical problems with this harmless technique additionally with or even instead of X-ray, CT or MRI. However, we need to expand our knowledge for understanding the imaging role of MSK disorders. The ESSR Outreach MSK US Course can fulfill this aim and provide approved education to any specialists, who are interest in ultrasound imaging.
The Course will be held in the second biggest town of Lithuania – Kaunas. The town is situated in the middle of the country, in a very beautiful place at the confluence of Neris and Nemunas rivers. It is rich not only with history but also with academic spirit and student's life, continuously evolving and renovating, full of green.
I look forward to welcoming you to Kaunas to enjoy an Outreach MSK US course led by academic excellence.


Is there any deal more sacred than that between a kitten and a puppy? Or a ginormous kitty and a regular size dog? If these two can get it together, probably any one could. Art by Neighborhood Studio. 95% post consumer recycled material.


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Performance-Based Studies Research Group
In 1995, DFW Urethane contracted with the Performance Based Studies Research Group (PBSRG), operated by the Del E. Webb School of Construction at Arizona State University. The PBSRG conducts research on the performance of contractors and construction systems. Founded in 1994, the PBSRG is the only research center in the world with nonbiased performance information on construction systems. Its research and education programs assist facility owners in reducing the life-cycle costs and risks of their facility systems.
Roofing Performance Information
The objective of the PBSRG's performance research is to reduce the risk and cost of roofing systems by:
Identifying performing contractors.
Educating contractors to use information to continuously improve.
Motivating contractors to continuously improve their own performance. The research effort to improve roof system performance requires the following:
Roofing contractors are asked to either produce their entire job file (random inspection which is more reliable) or a selected sample of 100 roofs that is most representative of the company's capabilities.
The PBSRG selects 50 roofs from the listing and collects the performance information from these roofs.
Contractors are then given the opportunity to improve their performance.
The contractor's performance is continually updated on all of its installed roofs.
Performance information for roofing includes such critical factors as customer satisfaction, percentage of roofs that have never leaked, percentage of roofs that currently leak, maximum performance periods, maintenance and repair requirements, cost, and environmental conditions.
Alpha Roof Rating System
The Alpha Roof Rating System Program, originally developed by PBSRG Director Dr. Dean Kashiwagi in the mid-1990s, serves as an all-encompassing continuous improvement program that:
Tracks and monitors the performance of qualified roof installers (contractors) and the product that is being installed.
Educates facility owners on the concept of buying based on performance information (rather than marketing information, low price, or extended warranties).
Requires that all qualified installers meet certain performance metrics and qualifications.
The Alpha program has resulted in the documented performance of an SPF roofing system that can last for more than 20 years – the "Alpha System." The documentation confirms that the system outperforms any other SPF roofing systems on the market.
DFW Urethane Ratings – As of September, 2011
Every two years, the PBSRG randomly selects and inspects 50 of the oldest, largest roofs with SPF roof systems installed by DFW Urethane. The most recent performance information shows the following:
Number of years of service: 25 years
Average age of roofs surveyed: 10 years
Age of oldest job surveyed: 25 years
Average area of installed roofs: 48,925 sf.
Average area of roof per penetration: 2,883 sf.
Percent of roofs with less than ¼-in. slope: 33%
Percent of roofs that have never leaked: 72%
Percent of roofs with no current leak: 100%
Percent of roofs with traffic >12 times/year: N/A
Percent of roofs with less than 5% ponded water: 100%
Percent of roofs with less than 1% deterioration: 100%
Percent of satisfied customers: 100%
Percent of customers who would purchase again: 100%
Percent of jobs completed on time: 100%
Number of customers surveyed/inspected: 37
Read the study reports:
DFW Urethane's latest ratings
DFW Urethane's yearly comparisons


My latest painting, "JUMP!" was inspired my Miss Emma, and makes me smile just thinking of her energy. This is one of my entries for the WVWS Aqueous Juried Show coming up this Summer. Hopefully, the Juror will catch her energy also... Good LUCK, Little Miss EM!


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Tag Archives: Kyle O'Quinn
Posted in Home	| Tagged 2012 NBA Draft, Andre Drummond, Andrew Nicholson, Anthony Davis, Arnett Moultrie, Austin Rivers, Boston Celtics, Brooklyn Nets, Chris Copeland, Damian Lillard, Denver Nuggets, Detroit Pistions, Evan Fournier, Fab Melo, Jared Sullinger, Jonas Valanciunas, Kendall Marshall, Khris Middleton, Kim English, Kris Joseph, Kyle O'Quinn, Kyle Singler, Maurice Harkless, Meyers Leonard, NBA, nba rookie, NBA rookies, New Orleans Hornets, New York Knicks, Orlando Magic, Pablo Prigioni, Philadelphia 76ers, Phoenix Suns, Portland Trail Blazers, Quincy Miller, rookies, Shot Clock Violation, Tornike Shengelia, Toronto Raptors	| Leave a reply
Rookie Impact: Drummond Records Four Blocks, Henson Injured
Posted on October 17, 2012 by NBA Rookie Class
Yesterday was a great day to be big. Young bigs all around the league found themselves contributing to their teams in preseason action yesterday, as we creep steadily closer towards the regular season opener on October 30th. With that in mind, here's a breakdown of some of the rookies' performances from yesterday:
Player(s) of the Game:
This award goes to three rookies who played well yesterday in the limited time they saw: 28th overall pick Perry Jones III of the Oklahoma City Thunder, 54th overall pick Tornike Shengelia of the Brooklyn Nets, and 9th overall pick Andre Drummond of the Detroit Pistons. Jones III had 17 points on 8-of-10 shooting with 5 assists of the bench for OKC. Shengelia led the way with 11 points on 5-of-9 shooting to go along with 2 assists, 2 steals and 1 block in 26 minutes of play. Drummond also played well off the bench, scoring 9 points in 17 minutes off the bench. Drummond's most impressive stat of the night, however, might have been his 4 blocks; Drummond was also foul free for the evening.
Jones III has increased his scoring output in all three games with an improved shooting percentage each game. Jones III also flashed a bit of his all-around game yesterday with the assists, to go along with 4 rebounds, a steal and a block. Jones, who was sometimes criticized going into the Draft for not putting in the effort at the collegiate level, has been pleasantly surprising this preseason. Much of his work, however, has been during the abscence of key players, meaning that his minutes (and, therefore, his numbers) will probably drop when certain players return.
Very little has been said about Shengelia this offseason, as the Nets clearly have a set starting rotation with several key backups (MarShon Brooks, Andray Blatche) already in place. Yet Shengelia showed as to why he should be left on the roster as a possible 11th or 12th man to provide depth and a scoring spark at multiple forward positions.
Drummond's impressive night has also helped to quiet doubters who have said he's not ready for the next level. Drummond's plus-minus on the night was +24, a sign that he worked well with everyone he stepped on the court with last night, and that his 4 blocks truly made a difference.
End of the Bench, Rook:
Charlotte rookie Michael Kidd-Gilchrist had a rough outing last night with only 3 points on 0-of-4 shooting in 18 minutes of starter's play last night. While Kidd-Gilchrist grabbed 5 rebounds, it was all-for-naught in helping Charlotte's cause, as they fell hard to the Oklahoma City Thunder. MKG will continue to get the starts as he is the best available option for the Bobcats, but it seems he's now reaching the inevitable "struggle-bus" of being a rookie.
Keep an Eye On:
Robert Sacre of the Los Angeles Lakers recorded another start for the Purple and Gold. With Dwight Howard and Jordan Hill both out with injuries, Sacre is gaining valuable experience with some of the best in the league, including Steve Nash, Kobe Bryant, and Paul Gasol. Sacre was also a very efficient 2-of-3 from the floor last night with 4 rebounds and a block.
Kyle O'Quinn showed off his skills as a big man, recording four blocks and eight rebounds last night.
(bigstory.ap.org)
Kyle O'Quinn of the Orlando Magic also showed off his intangibles side last night. While O'Quinn struggled from the floor shooting only 2-of-7, he did record 8 rebounds and 4 blocks, further cementing his value to the team, even as the 49th overall draft pick.Also, John Henson of the Milwaukee Bucks suffered a knee injury during yesterday's matchup against the Chicago Bulls, when he collided with teammate Mike Dunleavy going for a rebound at the end of the 3rd quarter. The terms of the injury were undisclosed, but Henson did not return to the game.
A big day for the big men. What will they do next?
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Rookie Impact: Davis makes his debut, Beal shines amid loss
Posted on October 8, 2012 by NBA Rookie Class
Yesterday was the first taste of many for the incoming rookie class. The top three draft picks all saw playing time, and faced much more serious competition than they've previously seen in college and the Summer League. Here's a breakdown of the rookies' performances from yesterday's games:
Boston Celtics 105 — Emporio Armani Milano 75
Washington Wizards 88 — Charlotte Bobcats 100
Miami Heat 79 — Atlanta Hawks 92
Orlando Magic 80 — New Orleans Hornets 85
Golden State Warriors 110 — Los Angeles Lakers 83
All four Celtics rookies saw action against their European opponent yesterday. Jared Sullinger, who got the start, led the way with 9 points, 7 rebounds, and 1 block in 18 minutes of play, as he tries to work his way into a permanent role as a starter. Kris Joseph and Fab Melo only scored a combined 2 points in 12 minutes, as the starters and other bench players ahead of them on the depth chart (i.e., Jeff Green and Darko Milicic) had much more productive afternoons, giving the rooks little time to show their stuff. Also, super-rookie Dionte Christmas saw some solid action coming off of the end of the C's very deep bench; he recorded 9 points and 4 rebounds in only nine minutes of play.
Charlotte's second overall pick Michael Kidd-Gilchrist squared off against third overall pick Bradley Beal's Wizards, with the upstart Cats getting the win, thanks in part to MKG's effort on the defensive end. This steal led to an easy two points, en route to Kidd-Gilchrist finishing the day with 12 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 steals. Fellow rookie Jeffrey Taylor scored a single point in a mere two minutes of action. Beal, however, had the most impressive numbers on the day, as he led all scorers with 18 points off of the bench.
The returning champion Heat feature no incoming rookies on this years roster, and all those on the Hawks roster were healthy scratches in yesterday's lineup. First round pick John Jenkins, second round pick Mike Scott, and super-rookie Keith Benson all observed yesterdays matchup, in what one assumes is a ploy by head coach Larry Drew to have the players watch and learn before hitting the hardwood.
First overall pick Anthony Davis made his preseason debut with 8 points, 8 rebounds and 2 blocks in 23 minutes as a starter as he and fellow rookie Austin Rivers (10 points, 1 assist) helped contribute to a late comback by NO. Darius Miller also added 5 efficient points off the bench in a quick eight minutes of work. The Magic's incoming rookies Andrew Nicholson and Kyle O'Quinn didn't experience as much success, as the two combined for 4 points off the bench in 24 minutes of work. Fifteenth overall pick Maurice Harkless (received in the Dwight Howard trade) is recovering from a sports hernia and did not play.
Two of Golden State's three rookies played high-efficiency games in the teams win over the Dwight-less Lakers. Festus Ezeli recorded 6 points, 4 rebounds, 1 block and a plus/minus of (+20) on the day, while Harrison Barnes scored 13 points off the bench and finished with a plus/minus of (+22). The Warriors' other rookie Draymond Green sat out the game with left knee inflamation. In Dwight's place, the 2012 Draft's Mr. Irrelevant Robert Sacre got the start in Superman's place and finished the day with 6 points and 4 rebounds, but also 4 fouls in only 18 minutes. Sacre did, however, score off a beautiful highlight reel pass from Steve Nash. Other Lakers rookie Darius Johnson-Odom played a brief six minutes, recording only 2 points.
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It's the Final Countdown
Posted on September 28, 2012 by NBA Rookie Class
We are on the verge of a big breakthrough…not necessarily a medical breakthrough, but a big one nonetheless.
We are just days away from NBA training camps opening in colleges and universities across the country (and in Halifax, Nova Scotia, of course). This is the moment we've all been waiting for…
Well, not exactly. Everyone's still waiting for opening night, but training camp is close enough. It's also the perfect time for rookies across the league to begin to integrate their Summer League experience with the rest of their teammates. It also gives undrafted players an opportunity to find a long term home with an organization. A few key names to keep an eye on over these next few weeks, for one reason or another, are:
Anthony Davis: The Brow will make his much anticipated NBA "debut", as he squares off against much stiffer competition than the competition he faced in the Olympics (see: Latvian bench warmers).
Lillard proved his worth in the Summer League. Now he'll have to prove himself again the rest of the NBA.
(eugenedailynews.com)
Damian Lillard: The prospective point guard of the future in Portland, Lillard had an extremely impressive Summer League, as he showed he could play with all the "big boys" from major collegiate conferences. Now, he will once again have to prove doubters wrong as he squares off against more than just his incoming rookie class.
Jae Crowder, Draymond Green, Quincy Acy, and Kyle O'Quinn: These four have possibly the most to gain in training camp. All four play a very blue-collared style game; strong defense and a strong will that results in stuffing stat sheets to no end. All four were drafted in the second round, yet they all have a decent shot at making their teams rotation based off of their hard work and will power.
Training camp is a time for the incoming rookies to show what they can bring to the table before the season begins. It's their final shot.
It's the final countdown.
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The second episode of The Council, a narrative adventure game that redefines the genre with RPG mechanics and consequences for every choice, is available to play today for Season Pass and Complete Season owners. The first episode has already seduced players and journalistsalike with a deep and captivating story celebrated for its intricate characters and smart writing. The innovative narrative-driven gameplay takes the genre beyond its boundaries and allows for meaningful choices with impactful consequences.
It officially releases on May 17.


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Photos: No stranger in this Village, James Baldwin recognized with official plaque
New York City laid a claim to one of its most distinguished native sons last Wednesday, October 7, when a plaque honoring James Baldwin was officially unveiled at 81 Horatio Street in Greenwich Village.
The plaque in honor of James Baldwin at 81 Horatio Street
in New York City, unveiled on Oct. 7, 2015.
Baldwin lived at 81 Horatio Street from 1958 to 1961 and wrote part of his 1962 novel Another Country there. The plaque commemorates his time at the address and acknowledges in a more tacit way the influence Greenwich Village had on Baldwin's art and activism ever since he first found a refuge there, while still in his teens, in the early 1940s. (Rufus Scott, the doomed protagonist of Another Country, thinks of the Village as "the place of liberation"—years before real-life events in the neighborhood would give that term added resonance.)
The plaque is a project of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation, with the support of the Two Boots Foundation; its unveiling made an apt coda to the recent citywide "Year of James Baldwin" marking what would have been the author's 90th year.
At the ceremony Library of America publisher Max Rudin was part of a roster of speakers that included James Baldwin's nephew Trevor Baldwin, writer Fran Lebowitz, and Gregory Pardlo, winner of the 2015 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry.
Enjoy photos from the scene via the gallery below, and click here for the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation's video of the complete ceremony.
All photos © Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation.
Trevor Baldwin addresses the crowd on Oct. 7, 2015.
Library of America Publisher Max Rudin, writer Fran Lebowitz,
and Karen Loew of the Greenwich Village Society for
Historic Preservation before the unveiling on Oct. 7, 2015.
Max Rudin offers remarks on Oct. 7, 2015.
A crowd fills Horatio Street to hear Fran Lebowitz speak
from the stoop (far right) on Oct. 7, 2015.
Click here for complete information on Later Novels, the third and final volume in The Library of America's Baldwin edition.
Photos: At Edith Wharton's house, James Baldwin receives his due
James Baldwin, resurgent on screen and on the page in 2015
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MAXIMUM THE HORMONE
Posted by SYNC MUSIC JAPAN on Saturday, January 1, 2011 ·
MAXIMUM THE HORMONE will return to the United States for a solo show at New York's Best Buy Theater on October 27 following their appearance at KNOTFEST October 25. The one-man live in New York will be a rare opportunity for American fans to see this powerful band best known in the West for their contributions "What's Up People?!" and "Zetsubou Billy" for the hit anime series Death Note.
Notorious for sold-out shows and high-voltage stage antics, MAXIMUM THE HORMONE's latest album (their 5th) Yoshuu Fukushuu won the number 1 spot on Japan's Oricon Weekly Chart for 3 weeks straight after its release in 2013. Their concerts are in such high demand due to their insistence on smaller venues that a lottery system determines tickets for the sometimes 30,000+ applicants per show.
For the release of Yoshuu Fukushuu, the band embarked on a 56-show tour across Japan spanning 2013-2014, and also made an appearance at Ozzfest Japan 2013. Other recent tours include a sold-out headlining tour of Europe (France, UK, Belgium, and Germany) and co-starring events with Korn and Dropkick Murphys.
Yoshuu Fukushuu (translated by the band as "Our Merciless Home'war'k") was released in a 156-page manga package with 5 outrageous, adult-themed stories written by Maximum the Ryo-kun about his school days and teenage musical/sexual adventures. The album itself features extreme lyrics, heavy metal guitar, and death-voice, screaming vocals to match the persona of Japan's premiere hard rock band.
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MAN WITH A MISSION performs at "KNOTFEST " in the US!
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Frequency and characteristics of side effects associated with antidepressant drugs.
Jasna Kusturica Institute of Pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Sarajevo
Irfan Zulić Institute of Pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Sarajevo
Svjetlana Loga-Zec Institute of Pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Sarajevo
Nedžad Mulabegović Institute of Pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Sarajevo
Slobodan Loga Institute of Pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Sarajevo
Elvedina Kapić Institute of Pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Sarajevo
side effects, antidepressant drugs, frequency and characteristics
Depression is among the most common of chronic health problems. WHO report predicts that depression will be the leading cause of disability in the industrial world by the year 2020. To be successful, treatment for the patients suffering from depression must be continued until complete recovery, but most patients do not stay on their antidepressant medication long enough. One of the most frequent reasons for break down is appearance of unpleasant side effects. In this study we followed up dynamics of the characteristic side effects of antidepressant therapy, with the major goal to assess their frequency and characteristics. The sample was all female patients taking antidepressant drugs in the Department of Psychiatry of Clinical Centre of University in Sarajevo. The treatment with antidepressants was efficient in most of the patients. A major advantage of SSRI over TCA was less pronounced side effects. The most intensive side effects of TCA (amitriptyline) were dry mouth, tremor and tachycardia while the most frequent side effects included blurred vision, tachycardia, dry mouth, tremor and sedation. Side effects of SSRI (fluoxetine/fluvoxamine) were mild, and the most frequent were nausea, tachycardia, swelling, dry mouth.
Kusturica J, Zulić I, Loga-Zec S, Mulabegović N, Loga S, Kapić E. Frequency and characteristics of side effects associated with antidepressant drugs. Biomol Biomed [Internet]. 2002Feb.20 [cited 2023Jan.27];2(1-2):5-11. Available from: https://www.bjbms.org/ojs/index.php/bjbms/article/view/3575
Depression is an affective disorder, known from antic period. It is characterized by the mood changes as primary clinical manifestation, which can lead to the other serious mental health changes.
Depression is among the most common of chronic health problems, also associated with societal costs higher than any other chronic diseases, especially in terms of patients' severe limitations in daily functioning and well-being1
It is estimated that one in five women and one in fifteen men can expect to develop depression during their lifetime.
Without treatment, 10 to 15% of people suffering from severe depressive disorder commit suicide. With treatment, the majority of patients with this illness will recover.
Depression high morbidity rate can also be seen in a fact that, antidepressant Prozac® is on the 3rd place of the top selling 200 drugs in 19992.
A recent World Health Organization report predicts that depression will be the leading cause of disability and premature death in the industrial world by the year 20203.
The American Psychiatric Association has published standardised criteria for the depressive disorders diagnosing (table 1).
Table 1: Criteria for major depressive episode
There are several approaches to the treatment of depression depending on the severity of the condition and the risks to the patients, but in any cases it includes psychotherapy and antidepressive therapeutic agents. Untreated depression recovers within 6-12 months, with very high relapse rates. The use of antidepressants approximately doubles the chance that a depressed patient will recover within 2-4 months.
The best way to evaluate scientifically the effectiveness of therapy is to conduct a randomised controlled clinical trial. Here are the results of the few randomised controlled clinical trials that have been done (table 2). For the less severely depressed patients antidepressant drug, placebo pill with supportive visits to a physician, interpersonal and cognitive behavioural therapy were equally effective; for the severely depressed patients antidepressive therapy was highly effective while cognitive therapy was ineffective.
Table 2: Result of the clinical trials on the therapies of severe major depression
There is a surprising lack of any scientific research done on the effectiveness of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy in the treatment of major depression3.
Various drugs have been developed and used in depression treatment. As the neurobiology of mood disorders and the mechanism of action of antidepressants continue to be elucidated, there has been a shift in emphasis from changes in neurotransmitter release and metabolism to the regulation of gene expression and neuroprotection9. Antidepressive therapy usually takes 2-4 weeks before any significant improvement is obtained, and 2-6 month before maximal improvement appears.
To be successful, treatment for the patients suffering from depression must aim not to the partial improvement of illness but to the complete remission (virtual elimination of symptoms) and recovery of life quality, according to an expert panel comprised of guidelines U.S. Mental Health Association (NMHA), Nov. 30th, 2001, in New York City. Antidepressant therapy should not be withdrawn before there have been 4 -5 symptom-free month (table 3).
Table 3: Common duration of antidepressive therapy
Most patients do not stay on their antidepressants long enough for it to be effective. One study found that only 25% of patients started on antidepressants by their family physician stayed on it longer than one month10. One of the greater reasons for break down is appearance of the unpleasant side effects. They occur early in the treatment (while improvement is often delayed), produce bed compliance and patients refuse the drug therapy before complete recovery11. Most frequently side effects are related to their mechanism of action. Antidepressants interfere with activity of many neurotransmitters, on peripheral and central site of receptors12. But, individual classes of antidepressants are distinguished by their side-effect profiles.
Study was epidemiological, prospective, and randomised.
In this study we followed up dynamics of 16 different symptoms (dry mouth, constipation, dizziness, tremor, blurred vision, anxiety, sedation, nausea, dyspepsia, vomiting, headache, urinary disturbances, palpitations, sweating, myalgia, skin rashes), which are the characteristic side effects of antidepressive therapy, with major goal to asses their frequency and characteristics. The sample was all female patients taking antidepressive drugs in the Department of Psychiatry of Clinical Centre of University in Sarajevo, during the period of five months.
The was done evaluation is done by the measuring of body weight, pulse rate in sitting and standing position, blood pressure in sitting and standing position, HAMD scale, scale of appetite, carbon hydrate needs scale and adverse effects scale.
All parameters were taken one day before the antidepressive therapy introduction, than every following week and on the last hospitalisation day.
The sample was 27 patients who meet criteria ICD-10 for severe depressive episode, among 120 patients hospitalised in the Department of Psychiatry during the five month-period.
Patients were divided into two groups depending on anti-depressants.
Average daily dose of amitriptyline was 75 mg (18 patients), fluoxetine 30 mg (8) and one patient was taking fluvoxamine in daily dose of 300 mg (table 4).
Table 4: Antidepressants and average daily dosage
Amitriptyline was effective in 72.3% patients, and fluoxetine/fluvoxamine was effective in 78% patients. Lonnqvist and Armstrong reported similar results of anti-depressive effective treatment in 65-75% of all patients with depression13,4.
Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression (HAM-D17) has been used for 4 decades as the "gold standard" instrument to assess the severity of depression and response to therapy in clinical researches. The maximum possible score for HAM-D is 52, in practice very few patients' core is above 35. Most people have depression score 14 or more14, 15.
In group I on the first day Hamilton scale score was 24, after seven days 21. 8 (t-test p-0.001) and on the last day it was 18. 2 (t-test p=<0.001). In group II on the first day Hamilton scale was 25. 5, after seven days 19.3 (t-test p-0.022) and on the last day it was 17. 3 (t-test p=<0.005) (graph 2).
Graph 1: Diagnosis of depressive disorder
Graph 2: HAMD score
Significant difference was seen in both groups after seven days of the therapy.
On the first day was recorded: depressive symptoms that caused clinically significant impairment in social, occupational and other functioning areas. Patients had feelings of worthlessness and inappropriate guilt and thought of death. Depressive feeling was significantly decreased, but still was there on the last hospitalisation day (scale 03; graph 3)
Graph 3: Depressive feeling
The first improved symptom (item on the HAM-D), after seven days of amitriptyline treatment, was insomnia (delayed) (scale 0-2) and in SSRI group that was depression feeling, work capacity/interests (scale 0-4) and retardation (scale 0-3). The improvement in insomnia, work capacity and interests, retardation, anxiety and appetite in TCA group was obtained -on the last hospitalisation day (graph 4, 5, 6).
Graph 4: Insomnia (delayed)
Graph 5: Work capacity/interests
Graph 6: Retardation
Antidepressants express an influence on the body weight. Patients in group I had significant increase of appetite (p=0.009) and weight gain (average value 0. 83 kg), and in group II patients experienced weight loss (average value 0.67kg). Anorexia has also occurred during fluoxe-tine therapy according literature data, and it is most like-ly associated with the weight loss observed in several studies. Anorexia has occurred in 9-15% of patients treated, and occurs more frequently with fluoxetine than with other antidepressants; however, it is rarely a cause of the drug discontinuation16, 18, 17.
In this study, all patients developed side effects. Incidence of side effects in TCA group was 7.4 on patient (7.4/ f) and 4 on patient (4/ f) in SARI group. This high incidence of side effect can be explained with mechanism of action of antidepressants. Tricyclic antidepressants interfere with the activity of at least five putative neuro-transmitters by several different potential mechanisms at both central and peripheral sites, which results with adverse effects12. There is also a wide range of inter-individual sensitivity and susceptibility between patients, and very little consistent correlation between plasma con-centration and particular adverse effects.
Side effects were the most intensive (range 0 till 3) dur-ing the second week of therapy, and reduced within the third week (graph 7).
Graph 7: Intensity of side effects
Patients in TCA group (group I), after seven days of therapy, experienced significantly different severity of all following symptoms (p=< 0.001), and it was lasted through the whole period. A significant difference in intensity (range 0-3) was found for dry mouth (p=0.007; p=0.002), blurred vision and sedation after seven days of therapy,, while for tachycardia (p=0.014) and tremor (p=0.002) on the last day (graph 8, 9, 10, 11, 12). None of the side effects where reported to necessitate additional pharma-cotherapy. Only one patient with tachycardia needed a dose reduction.
Graph 8: Dry mouth
Graph 9: Tremor
Graph 10: Blurred vision
Graph 11: Pulse rate in sitting and standing position (group I)
Graph 12: Pulse rate in sitting and standing position (group II)
It is well known that all tricyclic antidepressants have a spectrum of anticholinergic activity, presenting as troublesome adverse effects such as dry mouth, sweating, confusion, constipation and blurred vision. The most serious adverse effects relate to the cardiovascular system11, 12, and 19. Elderly patients are more sensitive to anticholinergic effects of TCAs and may develop confusion or delirium even at moderate doses or with concurrent use of other anticholinergic drugs; orthostatic hypotension in the elderly can lead to padovi, particularly in patients with heart disease; TCAs lower the threshold for bundle branch block and complete heart block. Tricyclic antidepressants have sedative effects too, and this may be desirable and undesirable depending on particular patient's state of apathy or agitation.
Change in intensity of the following symptoms vs. pre-treatment throughout the whole period in S SRI group (group II) was not significant, probably because of the low affinity to muscarinic and histaminic receptors (graph. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12).
The most frequent side effects, observed in group I, were blurred vision (13/18) and tachycardia (9/18) after seven days, and dry mouth (10/18), tremor (12/18) and sedation (10/18) on the last day (graph 13).
Graph 13: Frequency of side effects (group I)
Graph 14: Frequency of side effects (group II)
Selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors (SSRIs), compared with tricyclic drugs, have less pronounced anti-cholinergic effects and cause less severe cardiotoxicity. Gastrointestinal side effects are one of the major disadvantages of SSRIs. Wernicke, Cohn and Wilcox published that the most frequent side effects, which occurred in 10-25% of the patients, were nausea (25%), nervousness, insomnia, headache, tremor, anxiety, drowsiness, dry mouth (14%), sweating (30%) and diarrhea17, 20. Most of these side effects occurred early in the treatment and seldom led to the drug withdrawal.
The most frequent side effect in group II after seven days of therapy was nausea (30%), than sweating and dry mouth seen on the last day. Only one patient had intensive nausea, but the patient continued with the application of the same dose. None of side effects necessitated additional pharmacotherapy or dose reduction.
Antidepressant's treatment is efficient in most of the patients. Side effects are common during the treatments. A major advantage of fluoxetine over amitriptyline is less pronounced side effects. Every patient in amitriptyline group had average 7.4 side effects and 4 in fluoxetine group. The most intensive amitriptyline side effects were dry mouth, tremor and tachycardia while the most frequent side effects included blurred vision, tachycardia, dry mouth, tremor and sedation. The most frequent flu-oxetine side effects were nausea, tachycardia, swelling and dry mouth.
We can conclude that SSRIs and TCAs are equal in efficacy in the treatment of depression, but SSRIs are toler ated better (lack the significant anticholinergic, cardiovascular and sedative effects of TCAs), so SSRIs should be considered as first-line agents especially in the treatment of older adults.


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Louisiana Needs Budget Reform, Not Tax Repression
Singing the Budgetary Blues
By Joseph Donoso
In Louisiana, fiscal integrity is going from bad to worse. Already, the state is facing the largest budget deficit in its entire history, at a whopping $700 million this year, and shortfall projections for next year reaching as high as $1.9 billion. However, in a misguided attempt to try to solve this behemoth of a problem, newly-elected Governor John Bel Edwards has proposed a massive package of tax hikes that affect all walks of life, from personal income to industry. What's worse, if he has his way in imposing these hikes, the state residents could be feeling the brunt of the costs as early as April of this year. Clearly, Edwards isn't fixing what ails the state.
The Edwards tax hikes, absolutely enormous in scope, will create new tax burdens in nearly all sectors of the Louisiana economy, from personal income to sales and from energy consumption to inventories. To understand how many people will be negatively affected from this fiscal fiasco, it would be best to break up various tax proposals into two categories: those affecting individuals and those affecting businesses.
Let's start with the tax hikes on individuals and consumers. One of the all-encompassing hikes is an increase in the state's sales tax, from 4 cents to 5 cents. Scheduled to go into effect on April 1st, the raised sales tax would pull $907 million from the economy every year. Also being created that same day is an internet sales tax, which would impose the local sales tax on online transactions from other states carried out with businesses based in Louisiana. Of course, these are just sales taxes on general goods. Edwards has also proposed taxes on specific goods and services, including tobacco and alcohol products, rental cars, and short-term lodging for travelers (think Airbnb). And to top it all off, the state's personal income tax would be increased, such that more people would fall into the highest tax bracket of 6 percent.
Businesses in Louisiana don't fare any better than individuals under Edwards' proposed plan. Directly in the crosshairs are hikes in corporate income taxes. In particular, the state government will now include the sales a company carries out as part of the income calculation when determining how much will be paid in taxes.
Similarly, various types of businesses, such as limited liability corporations, will now be charged the corporate franchise tax. The increased tax burden doesn't stop there, though. The tax on utilities use by businesses will increase, from 1 cent per dollar spent on the company's utilities bill to 4 cents per dollar. Finally, the inventory tax credit would be fully suspended for a year, forcing companies to pay full property taxes on their stored inventories. Industries will suffer from reduced businesses, individuals will lose incentive to consume and drive the economy, and Louisiana will emerge weakened after the Edwards' tax proposals.
It doesn't have to be this way, though. Instead of raising taxes like there's no tomorrow, Governor Edwards and the Louisiana legislature must take a serious look at reforming the budget first and foremost, as there is certainly enough fat to trim. Even in the midst of these budget battles, the state has approved of $8 million in raises to state employee's salaries, and these raises are likely to increase to $15 million in the next fiscal year. While former Governor Bobby Jindal is just as guilty in exacerbating these raises, there should be a serious discussion regarding the process by which the salaries of state employees are calculated, hopefully resulting reform and fiscal responsibility while the budget deficit is addressed.
Furthermore, the state should look at some of the least effective tax credits that continue to lose money year after year. Take the film tax credit, for example, which brings back less than a quarter for every dollar spent. Surely, there must be plenty of room within the state's bloated budget that can be removed or reformed to address the budget crisis without crippling the Louisiana economy.
Among lawmakers and local citizens, the general consensus is clear. Taxes must not be imposed to address the Louisiana budget deficit. Instead, reform the budget and the state's spending patterns in favor of fiscal responsibility. Fiscal reform, not tax repression, must be the tool by which Louisiana can enjoy economic growth and budgetary discipline.
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When Americans talk about politics, they tend to focus on what's happens the president's latest tweet or incendiary comment during a speech or what's happening in Congress. Most, however, completely ignore what's happening in their state governments, which may be more impactful to their lives that most debates that happen on the House and Senate floors.
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Conservative Groups Outline Principles for Any Path Forward on Health Care
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All Sorts of Industries Expect Tax Reform Benefits
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package org.uma.jmetal.solution.impl;

import org.junit.Test;
import org.uma.jmetal.problem.impl.AbstractIntegerPermutationProblem;
import org.uma.jmetal.solution.PermutationSolution;

import java.util.*;

import static org.junit.Assert.*;

/**
 * @author Antonio J. Nebro <antonio@lcc.uma.es>
 */
public class DefaultIntegerPermutationSolutionTest {

  @Test
  public void shouldConstructorCreateAValidSolution() {
    int permutationLength = 20 ;
    AbstractIntegerPermutationProblem problem =
        new MockIntegerPermutationProblem(permutationLength) ;
    PermutationSolution<Integer> solution = problem.createSolution();

    List<Integer> values = new ArrayList<>() ;
    for (int i = 0; i < problem.getNumberOfVariables(); i++) {
      values.add(solution.getVariableValue(i)) ;
    }

    Collections.sort(values);

    List<Integer> expectedList = new ArrayList<>(permutationLength) ;
    for (int i = 0; i < permutationLength; i++) {
      expectedList.add(i) ;
    }

    assertArrayEquals(expectedList.toArray(), values.toArray());
  }

  /**
   * Mock class representing a integer permutation problem
   */
  private class MockIntegerPermutationProblem extends AbstractIntegerPermutationProblem {

    /**
     * Constructor
     */
    public MockIntegerPermutationProblem(int permutationLength) {
      setNumberOfVariables(permutationLength);
      setNumberOfObjectives(2);
    }

    @Override
    public void evaluate(PermutationSolution<Integer> solution) {

    }

    @Override
    public int getPermutationLength() {
      return getNumberOfVariables();
    }
  }
}

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