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ISA Boutique Tracks Inventory, Shopper Behavior Via RFIDThe Hong Kong retailer is installing CSL readers and antennas in its display cabinets and on its sales counters, so that it can track when jewelry is removed, returned and purchased.
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China's ISA Boutique is installing a radio frequency identification system at one of its stores, after determining that the technology provided valuable data following an initial installation at another location. The RFID readers and antennas, supplied by Convergence Systems Ltd. (CSL), enables the store to track its fine jewelry and to know not only what is stocked within the cabinets, but also when a particular piece is removed from the cabinet and returned—and how often—thereby providing analytics regarding how well customers like each item. ISA Boutique operates seven stores in Hong Kong and two in Macau, where it sells clothing, leather goods, eyewear, jewelry and watches. In 2012, the retailer began working with Alpha Solution Ltd., its point-of-sale (POS) software provider, to create an RFID-based system for inventory management, as well as for tracking shoppers' behavior and the products they seem to prefer. Alpha Solution fitted each of the store's jewelry display cabinets with a single 16-port CS468 RFID reader and a total of 16 CS790 ultra-thin RFID antennas—one for each of the reader's port. The antennas were situated on the cabinet's shelving on which trays filled with jewelry are placed. ISA Boutique replaced its traditional price tags with EPC Gen 2 ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) RFID labels, attaching the RFID version to each item via the tag's loop antenna. The system employs RFID tags provided by a variety of vendors, says Jerry Garrett CSL's managing director, and the store has attached those tags to hundreds of jewelry items, including rings, pendants and earrings, as well as to eyewear. Each tag's unique ID number is linked to the specific item's stock-keeping unit (SKU) in Alpha Solution's Smart Shelve software, hosted on ISA Boutique's server. It is then stored on a tray that is placed within a display cabinet during store hours. According to the company, the CS790 reader antenna is designed to provide a very tight read zone. If an item is lifted more than 12 inches above the antenna (the read range can be adjusted by raising or lowering the power setting) or moved 3 inches to the side, the shelf antenna will no longer detect its tag, and the reader data will thus indicate that the piece has been removed from the cabinet. The glass of the cabinet top also acts as a shield, so that if an item is placed on the glass counter above the antenna, its tag will not be read. This feature is especially important for ISA Boutique, as the retailer wants to know each time an item is moved from the shelf tray to be sampled by a customer, and also the exact time that it was returned to the tray. The antenna is 6 millimeters (0.2 inch) thick, and is available in a variety of lengths and widths.The store has also installed a CSL CS203 reader with an integrated antenna at the cash register, in order to record when a piece of jewelry is purchased. The item's tag is interrogated during the sales transaction, thereby enabling the store to identify which merchandise needs to be reordered to replenish inventory. Login and post your comment!Not a member? Signup for an account now to access all of the features of RFIDJournal.com! |
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What I am wondering is whether the fabric making process is any better than the clothes making process in terms of the mistreatment of those in third world countries. Do you know?
ReplyDeleteGreat post Kerry. FYI I live in Indonesia, in a huge textile/garment making city. I had the privilege of visiting one of the garment factories there (a field trip with my sons class) - the conditions were really good, the workers seemed well cared for, and the owner gave the kids a little talk about caring for your workers, as well as providing employment for them. I was really impressed. They employ about 6000 people - people who would otherwise be unemployed. So I personally would be happy to buy clothes that said 'made in Indonesia' on the label.
ReplyDeleteI always find inspiration in your work, and your clothing pieces sing to me. I love to make my own clothing and rarely find anything on the rack that can compare to the attention to detail that emcompasses what I sew. I just did a post that speaks to this connection we have to our clothing when created by ourselves! As always, your blog is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteWow, I have never heard of this. It's so sad. I have a question. I am a quilter, not a garment maker. My daughter is 14 and wants to learn to sew clothes. I'm not sure where to start. I'm thinking a basic skirt pattern. Am I on the right track?
ReplyDeleteRepliesA skirt is a great place to start. If you have some lying around, old bed sheets would be great to get her creativity started. She can cut and sew and play without worrying about wasting fabric. Then, we she has got it right, make it up in 'good' fabric. Refashioning old items of clothing is also a great low cost way to get into it.
DeleteI would recommend Simplicity 2226 pattern along with Anna's (Noodlehead) sew along which provides lots of beginner advice. She needs to measure her waist and compare to the measurements on the back- the waistband and getting the fit right on that is the most important thing so I would trace this part of the pattern off and make up a test version first but Anna covers this in her sew along. If you want to skip the zip, the Everyday Skirt download pattern by Liesl Gibson is perfect, very similar style but elasticated instead of the zip.
Oh to have your talent (and figure!). Some of us need a lot more fabric ;)
I have seen first hand like Deborah that there are 2 sides to every argument, and if we boycott companies for long-term gain/improvement, it is the individuals we care for, who really suffer immediately; sadly it's such a hard one.Beautifully written and thought out. I've enjoyed reading all the Fashion Revolution posts today but this one struck a particular chord. You really summed up perfectly my (sometimes apparently inexplicable) attachment to my handmade clothes. I'm so glad you got involved and I hope that we can collaborate on something in the future.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make clothes for me, but with the cost of fabric it's rather hard to take the leap to try and make something when you have a shape that can very easily leave you looking like a walking circus tent. With fluctuating weight I've been even less convinced (but I've also not really been buying clothes either). So I guess I'm saying that in theory I'd like to, but in practice I fall short.
ReplyDeleteLovely post, Kerry! The whole garment industry thing is complicated. I spent a month in Bangladesh one night... Though I've lived in India, nothing prepared me for the poverty and desperation in Bangladesh. I literally couldn't walk down the street without people hanging on my arms at all times. People need employment there, so maybe it makes more sense to check out the companies whose clothing we like to buy and see if they use fair trade practices rather than not buying from certain countries.
Your handmade clothing is stunning, always!
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I hope I didn't make Sir Walter Scott roll over in his grave.
I've been lusting after a loom for a while, convinced that it was a good next step in our journey toward self-sufficiency. *insert hubby's eye-rolling here*
When Nan, a friend of my friend Robin, made a comment on Robin's blog that she was selling her loom, I got in touch with her and, after convincing hubby of the merits of this new hare-brained idea of mine, bought the loom.
This nice looking Glimakra 4-harness loom sits in our living:
I admit to freaking out a little bit - ok, a lot - after I got it home when I realized that I had no idea what to do with it. I usually get buyer's remorse a lot after making large purchases anyway.
However, after a lesson with Robin at Yarns Unlimited, buying a couple of books,
and playing with the darned thing in bright day light, I'm feeling much better and more confident that I can tackle it.
As for the "tangled mess"? It's what I wove at my lesson. Gnarly, but that's what a practice, first-time piece looks like when you're not a weaving prodigy.
I foresee this will lead to wanting to learn how to spin my own yarn, and then getting my own sheep to shear, and then getting a degree in genetic engineering so I can clone my own flock...oh the possibilities are endless! :P
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Last week there was yet another heat wave in humid New England... and this layout was my only breath of fresh air. With cool sea blues and bold vintage reds the Fresh line from Authentique will have you dreaming of cool ocean breezes and sipping daiquiris.
I used the Right at Home Scrapbooking July double layout sketch for this one:
You can see that I stuck pretty close to the sketch. Double pagers intimidate me! I found the sketch made it so much more fun.
I replaced the star elements up the left side with a whole bunch of small stickers from this line's coordinating sheet. They really packed the images on there! I popped some of the stickers with foam tape for dimension. The vintage bathing beauty was from the postcard patterned paper.
I also added a touch of glitter for glamour on this page. I outlined the cream lines on the scalloped shells with a super fine glue pen and sprinkled clear glitter. The outcome was subtle (and hard to see in the photos) but adds the perfect look of sand/sparkle.
Authentique really nailed this beach line. It has the perfect summer vibe! Thanks for taking a peek at my Fresh page!
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This is beautiful! I need to try this sketch as well!
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Silky wool is the perfect lightweight, companion to this top down, comfortable summer pullover.
Pattern notes include instructions for a pullover with, or without a hood as well as notes on creating a smaller, more decorative hood.
Top down raglan is knit flat, then joined for knitting in the round once the raglan shaping is completed. Sleeves are knit in the round.
If knit without hood, sweater is seamless. Hood involves a small amount of seaming.
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I got the idea to have a mini museum for O's treasures from one of my library books. The book suggested collecting small milk cartons and cutting the tops off then fitting the boxes into a shoebox. As I was reading I remembered these letter press boxes that Elliott gave me years ago to put my small shells again (obviously I never got around to it). We found the boxes in the garage, and they worked perfectly for O's mini museum. This is the bigger of the 2 boxes. O loved arranging her leaves, rocks, acorns, and gumballs on the small shelves. We are going to have lots of fun finding new objects for her museum each day!
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. The particular course needed depends on the type of athlete you wish to coach. For teaching introductory classes or working with elementary wrestling there is a one day course called Community Coaching Kids Wrestling. For high school level competitive athletes you will need to take the Competition Introduction Course which is offered in two parts over the span of two weekends. All coaches must have successfully completed a child abuse registry check within the past three years.
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It's nearing the end of April, so it's time for another installment of my "grab bag" of useful links (see previous editions here). Included below are links to articles I think you'll enjoy on the subjects of shopping and shopping psychology, wardrobe management, style, and personal development. I'm also sharing a few previous "Recovering Shopaholic" posts that you may have missed the first time around (or may choose to revisit now). This "grab bag" of useful links presents the perfect … [Read more...]
Archives for April 2016
What Are Your Favorite 100 Wardrobe Items?
A couple of weeks ago, I read about an exercise that could help us to pare down our wardrobes. The instructions are simple: select the top 100 items in your closet. The idea is that once you separate out your favorite pieces, it will be easier to let go of at least some of the things that didn't make the cut. Since I love to do wardrobe exercises and am always up for a challenge, I decided to take this exercise on. In today's post, I will share how it went for me, what I selected, and what I … [Read more...]
A Year Later: April 2015 Purchase Update
Anyone who has been reading this blog for a while knows that I publish monthly accountability updates. These posts (see the most recent one here) include what came into and left my closet in a given month -and why, as well as how I'm doing with my clothing budget and item limit for the year. It's been very helpful for me to do these updates, as they help me to stay honest and on track with my wardrobe and shopping goals. Last month, I started a new feature in which I review my purchases a … [Read more...]
Photography Interlude – Shelter Island
One of my favorite places to walk is on Shelter Island, which is right down the street from where I live. Over the almost 14 years that I have lived in San Diego, I've probably walked on Shelter Island thousands of times! Shelter Island is not actually an island, as it's connected to the mainland by a narrow strip of land. The "island" is 1.2 miles (1.9 km) long and only a few hundred feet wide and is home to a number of marine-related businesses, hotels, and restaurants. A single street … [Read more...]
The "KonMari Method" in the Jewelry Box
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Can You Remember Everything in Your Closet?
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March 2016 Accountability Update
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Occurs with higher dose (both as acute and chronic) which is characterized by Vomiting, Tinnitus, Vertigo, loss of hearing (resembles quinine poisoning) | Salicylism-Aspirin (Adverse effect) |
Renal ulcers, gastric and duodenal ulcers are side effects of | NSAIDs |
Side effect of NSAIDs:Gastric and duodenal ulcers is caused by | Reducing mucus secretion |
Reduce Prostaglandins synthesis by inhibiting Cyclooxygenase (COX) enzyme | NSAIDs |
Protective benefits of GI Cytoprotection(mucous productions) & Platelet Aggregation | COX-1 |
Causes Inflamation ,Pain, Fever | COX-2 |
Inhibition of COX-1 will not reduce the inflammation. Rather produces harmful effects like | Gastric ulcers |
Highly selective COX-2 inhibitors | Celecoxib, Roficoxib (discontinued), Valdecoxib, Eterocoxib (coxib) |
irreversible/prolonged inhibition inhibitors of both cox-1 and cox-2 | Aspirin ( acetylsalicylic acid) |
Reversible Nonselective inhibitors of both cox-1 and cox-2 | NSAIDs except for (coxib & Aspirin) |
Renal toxicity: papillary necrosis and tubulo-interstitial inflammation of the kidney is a side effect of | NSAIDS |
Common Adverse effects of all NSAIDs | Gastric, duodenal ulcers & Renal toxicity |
Beneficial action of NSAIDs is by inhibiting | COX-1 & COX-2. |
Adverse effect of NSAIDs is by inhibition of | COX-1 |
NSAID with anti-inflammatory & antiplateleteffect (only NSAID with antiplatelet effect--> acetylation affect make it irreversible!!!!!)(very potent) | Aspirin (Acetyl salicylic acid) |
By acetylation of enzymes, ____ inhibits irreversibly both COX-1 and COX-2 | Aspirin (Acetyl salicylic acid) |
DOC In myocardial infarction and TIA | Aspirin (Acetyl salicylic acid), Low Dose (baby) |
DOC In Acute rheumatic fever | Aspirin (Acetyl salicylic acid)-high doses |
Overdose of Aspirin causes | Reyes Syndrome & Hyperthermia. Most common cause of death pulmonary edema(rep. failure) |
Occurs with higher dose (both as acute and chronic ) which is characterized by Vomiting, Tinnitus, Vertigo, loss of hearing (resembles quinine(malaria treatment) poisoning) | salicylism |
DOC** for Rheumatoid arthritis(MOST POWERFUL ANTI-INFLAMMATORY) | Indomethacin (NSAIDs) |
DOC** for Gout | Indomethacin (NSAIDs) |
used for chronic or acute musculoskeletal pain, general inflammatory swellings and fever | Ibuprofen, Diclofenac, Naproxene |
DOC for closing Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA) | Indomethacin (NSAIDs) |
DOC for opening Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA) | Prostaglandin |
Best used in mild to moderate post operative pain (opiods for severe pain/ VERY GOOD ANALGESIC) | Ketorolac (NSAID) |
Used in patients suffering from inflammatory conditions with co existing gastritis or peptic ulcer | Highly selective cox-2 inhibitors (Coxib's) |
Drugs to avoid in patients who are allergic to sulfonamides | Highly selective cox-2 inhibitors (Coxib's) |
Good anti-inflammatory without causing gastric peptic ulcers(can be used in patnt with peptic ulcers) | Coxibs |
If patient i sallergic to sulfonamides which drug is contraindicative | Coxibs |
MOA: Inhibits COX better in non inflammatory area, great pain killer. | Acetaminophen (Tylenol) |
Uses: Any kind of fever and non inflammatory pain (eg: Headache, Toothache), in Hypothalamus. VERY GOO ANTIPYRETIC AND ANALGESIC DRUG.(NOT GOOD ANTI INFLAMMATORY DRUG. | Acetaminophen (Tylenol) |
Overdose of this drug can cause hepatic cell necrosis(seen in children) ALSO CAN CAUSE ______ | Acetaminophen (Tylenol)/ Alcoholic acetaminophen syndrome |
What minor metabolite from acetaminophen cause hepatic cellular necrosis | N-acetyl benzoquinone |
Treatment for Acetaminophen poisoning | Give more glutathione in the form of N-acetyl cysteine |
Used for hemorragic cystitis | N-acetyl cysteine |
Corticosteroid used to treat Rheumatoid Arthritis | Prednisone |
Slow acting drugs that modify the disease course of Rheumatoid Arthritis, should be given for long time | Disease Modifying Anti Rheumatoid Drugs (DMARD) also called as SAARDs (Slow Acting Anti Rheumatoid Drugs) (Infliximab, Etanercept, Anakinra & Methotrexate) |
Is used in very low dose in R.arthritis (in cancer high dose is used). Folic acid inhibitor--> inhibit purines= no t cells no inflammation. | Methotrexate (DMARD) |
Recombinant IL-1 receptor (blocker) antagonist used in treating R.arthritis | Anakinara (DMARD) |
Mimics the inhibitory effects of naturally occurring soluble TNF receptors used in treating R.arthritis, i.e TNF Receptor Blocker | Etanarecept (DMARD) |
The important monoclonal antibody used in RA treatment. Acts as TNF-alpha blocker. | Infliximab (DMARD) |
Also known as "anti-TNF antibodies" | Infliximab (DMARD) |
Adverse effects: Infections, reactivation of TB and heptatitis, Discoid Lupus Erythematosus (DLE) | Infliximab (DMARD) |
TNF antagonists are also useful in treating Psoriasis, crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis | Infliximab (DMARD) |
Treatment of Acute Gout | NSAIDs & Colchicine |
Treatment of chronic Gout | Probenecid & Allopurinol |
This drug acts as anti-inflammatory drug Only In gout | Colchicine |
Promoting Excretion of uric acid | Probenecid |
Inhibits the tubular reabsorption of uric acid, promotes excretion of uric acid. Thereby it reduces blood level of uric acid | Probenecid |
Inhibiting the synthesis of uric acid | Allopurinol |
Decreases the production of uric acid by preventing the conversion of Hypoxanthine to uric acid. This is done by inhibiting the enzyme Xanthine oxidase. | Allopurinol |
triggers inflammation, produce fever, neurons to pain | Prostaglandins |
non opioid analgesics; Antipyretics(reduce fever drugs) | NSAIDS |
Question | Answer |
Short Acting Adrenergic (β2 selective) agonists (SABA) to treat Asthma | Albuterol & Terbutaline |
Long Acting Adrenergic (β2 selective) agonists (LABA) to treat Asthma | Salmeterol & Formeterol |
Mechanism of action for Adrenergic (β2 selective) agonists | ↑ In cyclic AMP, ↓ Of muscle tone, Bronchial smooth muscle relaxation |
Used As-needed `in maintenance of chronic asthma (As needed, Not everyday). Can cause hypokalemia and tachycardia. Inhaled have minimal side effects. | Albuterol |
Used for Prophylaxis (inhalation)-for prevention, not treatment. Not used for treatment of acute asthma due to delayed onset of action | Salmeterol |
Side effects of albuterol | Tolerance (tachyphelaxis) |
Short acting, slower response Muscarinic antagonists to treat asthma | Ipratropium |
Long acting (24hr), Muscarinic antagonists to treat asthma | Tiotropium |
Muscarinic antagonists used to treat asthma | Ipratropium & Tiotropium |
Used in treating COPD | Ipratropium & Tiotropium |
Used in COPD and asthma to increase the mucociliary clearance and increase cGMP | Ipratropium & Tiotropium |
Inhibition Phosphodiesterase (PDE4)- ↑ cAMP used in treatment of asthma (cause vasodilation) | Methyl Xanthines - Theophylline |
Used ti treat nocturnal asthma | Theophylline |
Used to treat Severe chronic asthma | Prednisolone (oral) |
Used to treat Status asthmaticus | Hydrocortisone (i.v) |
Competitively block LTD4, LTE4 receptors . Actions: Block bronchoconstriction, Reduce edema. Decrease mucus production. Used to treat asthma | Montelukast & Zafirlukast |
Blocks affects of Leukotrienes | Montelukast & Zafirlukast |
Used to treat Aspirin induced asthma | Zileuton |
5-lipoxygenase inhibitor used to treat asthma | Zileuton |
Blocks Synthesis of Anti Leukotriene | Zileuton |
Act by stabilizing the mast cell from degranulation and inhibiting the further release of inflammatory mediators from the mast cell in treating asthma | Sodium cromoglicate & Nedocromil Sodium |
Humanized monoclonal antibody to human IgE (Anti- IgE antibody) | Omalizumab |
adverse drug reactions: tremors, hypokalemia, agitations, palpitations(tachycardia), dizz, etc. | adrenergic agonist(albuterol, salmeterol) |
Adverse effects--> dysphonia and oropharyngeal candidiases. Action(Anti-inflamatory) | inhaled corticosteroids(glucocorticoids) |
GI Pharm-Peptic Ulcer
Question | Answer |
Antacids uses to relieve the heart burn causes Diarrhea | Magnesium hydroxide |
Antacids uses to relieve the heart burn causes Constipation | Aluminum hydroxide |
Antacids uses to relieve the heart burn causes Belching, Metabolic alkalosis, Milk Alkali Syndrome. | Calcium Carbonate and Sodium bicarbonate |
Best consumed in between meals to relieve heart burn | Antacids |
Large doses of ____ can cause the milk-alkali syndrome, which consists of hypercalcemia, renal insufficiency and metabolic alkalosis | Antacids (containing calcium) |
H2-Receptor Antagonists | Cimetidine, Famotidine, Ranitidine, Nizatidine (tidines) |
2.Proton Pump Inhibitors | Omeprazole, Rabeprazole, Lansoprazole, Pantoprazole, Esomeprazole (Zole) |
Drugs used in GI to reduce acid secretion | H2-Receptor Antagonists, Proton Pump Inhibitors & Muscarinic antagonists |
Inhibit ~ 70% of 24 h acid output | H2-Receptor Antagonists (tidines) |
Only H2-Receptor Antagonists to produce major side effects, by inhibiting CYP-450 | Cimetidine |
Antiandrogenic effects, Gynaecomastia, Galactorrhea, CYP-450 inhibition | Cimetidine |
Irreversible of enzymes, suicide inhibition of H+/K+-ATPase (the proton pump) and thus blocks the final common pathway of acid secretion | PPIs (Zole) |
Inhibit >90% of 24 h acid output. Short half life (30 m) but long duration of action. | PPIs (Zole) |
DOC for both prevention and treatment of NSAID induced ulcers. | PPIs (Zole) |
DOC for Zollinger Ellison Syndrome. | PPIs (Zole) |
Stimulates the EP-3 on parietal cells and increases the mucus and bicarbonate secretion and mucosal blood flow | Misoprostol, Sucralfate, Bismuth |
Mucosal Protective Agents | Misoprostol, Sucralfate, Bismuth |
Mucosal Protective Agent with the following adverse effects;Diarrhea, stimulates uterus contraction, therefore contraindicated in pregnancy | Misoprostol |
Mucosal Protective Agent use to; Induction of labor (used with oxytocin), Abortion, Prevention of NSAID induced ulcers | Misoprostol |
PG E1 analog that acts by increasing mucus production. Used for prevention of NSIAD induced ulcers. Also used for induction of labor (with oxytocin) and MTP or abortion (with mifepristone) | Misoprostol |
In water or acidic solutions it forms a viscous, tenacious paste, the sucrose sulfate that binds selectively to base of ulcers or erosions, forms a physical barrier and coats the ulcers. Given to patients that have peptic ulcers | Sucralfate |
Coats the ulcer lesions and protect them from acid. Also stimulates production of PGs and HCO3- . Used to treat bleeding ulcers. | Sucralfate |
Mucosal Protective Agents use in prevention of traveler's diarrhea. Black discoloration of the stool and tongue | Bismuth |
Standard "triple therapy" regimens for Anti H-Pylori drugs | PPI +Clarithromycin+ Amoxicillin or Metronidazole or Tinidazole |
Standard "triple therapy" regimens for Anti H-Pylori drugs | PPIs+ Bismuth+ Metronidazole+ Tetracycline |
All drugs are given twice daily for 14 days and PPIs are continued for additional 4-6 weeks | Standard "triple therapy" regimens for Anti H-Pylori drugs |
GIT Pharmacology
Question | Answer |
Agents that would be CONTRAINDICATED in bowel obstruction (they can cause the obstruct bowel to burst) | Prokinetic |
Increase GI motility after surgery | Bethanachol (Muscarinic agonist) |
Anticholinestrase that increase GI motility, by inhibit ACh degradation | Neostigmine |
Blocks inhibitory D2 receptor. Dopamine D2 blockers. Does not cross blood brain barrier. Effective against vomiting and nausea | Domperidome |
Blocks inhibitory D2 receptor. Dopamine D2 blockers. Crosses blood brain barrier. Effective against vomiting and nausea | Metoclopramide |
D2 antagonists used in treating vomiting due to blood borne emetics | Metaclopramide & Domperidone |
Serotonergic agonist, activates excitatory 5-HT4 receptors. Promote upper G.I.T Motility | Cisapride, Mosapride |
Causes ventricular arrhythmia by torsades de pointes (when combined with CYP450 inhibitors-ketoconazole, macrolides etc) | Cisapride |
Macrolide antibiotic & acts as a motilin agonist. Activate neural & smooth muscle motilin receptor. Promote upper G.I.T Motility | Erythromycin |
Relieves motion sickness | Scopalamine |
Acts on M and H1 receptors to reduce vomiting | Scopalamine |
Used to prevent nausea and vomiting caused by cancer chemotherapy | Ondansetron |
Works on Serotonin 5-HT3 receptors to fight vomiting | Ondansetron |
Blocks vomiting due to psychaitaric disorders, stress, anxiety | Benzodiazapines, Dronobinol, Phenothiazines (Prochloroperazine and promethazine) |
Reduces vomiting by blocking M and D2 receptors. Because they also blocks H1, causes sedation. | Phenothiazines: Prochloroperazine and promethazine |
Used to treat Inflammatory bowel diseases | 5-aminosalicylates (Sulfasalazine and Mesalamine) |
First line drugs in mild or moderate ulcerative colitis and also in Crohn's disease. Inhibition of PGs and leukotriene biosynthesis | 5-aminosalicylates (Sulfasalazine and Mesalamine) |
Used only to induce vomiting in case of any poisoning | Apomorphine (Emetic) |
Acts on the CTZ to stimulate the opioid receptors | Apomorphine (Emetic) |
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A minor fire broke out in the Sanchar Bhavan in New Delhi on Sunday afternoon, but no one was injured, fire brigade officials said.
The blaze was reported from the liftroom in the building and five fire tenders were sent to the spot, which doused the fire in minutes.
No one was, however, injured, the officials said, adding, the cause of the fire is yet to be established.


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Posts Tagged 'trees'
Wright's buckwheat
While great clouds made the day on November 9, 2016, above Hueco Tanks State Park in far west Texas, this subtly colorful stand of Wright's buckwheat (Eriogonum wrightii) caught my fancy there as well.
© 2017 Steven Schwartzman
Beginning of winter in Austin
Thanks to two bridges, on the first official day of winter (December 21) we walked a two-mile circuit around a portion of downtown Austin's Lady Bird Lake. At Vic Mathias Shores on the south side of the lake I pulled out my iPhone and recorded this view of bald cypress trees, Taxodium distichum, turning their end-of-year colors. The tall, bare plants in the foreground are giant ragweed, Ambrosia trifida. How could I pass up a sky like this as a contrasting background?
© 2017 Steven Schwartzman
Sumac in the Guadalupe Mountains
At the Guadalupe Mountains National Park visitor center late on the afternoon of November 9th I realized I had to give up on the idea of seeing the excellent fall foliage I'd hoped for. A ranger said that some bright color still existed in the park's interior, but the sky was overcast, as you saw in the previous post, and not much daylight remained. As we continued driving east along US 62 headed for Carlsbad, New Mexico, a little color caught my eye, and when I pulled over and walked closer I saw that several sumacs (Rhus spp.) were the source. Adjacent to the sumacs were some composite plants that had turned fluffy; I never found out what they were. Near by were some scraggly dead branches that appealed to my scraggly nature.
© 2017 Steven Schwartzman
Le rouge et le noir in Utah *
On October 23rd of last year we followed Kolob Terrace Rd. northward in and out of the western side of Zion National Park. Eventually we got to the Kolob Reservoir and the grove of bare aspen trees you've already seen, but before then we stopped for the fall color shown here. While I didn't pay attention to the dark trunks then, now they make me think a fire had passed through that area.
How different this is from the scenes of autumn in central Texas that you saw last time.
* Le rouge et le noir, or The Red and the Black, is the title of a novel by Stendhal.
© 2017 Steven Schwartzman
Do you remember the Monterey cypress with the unusually long branch I saw at Point Lobos, California, on November 3rd? A few minutes later I came to a grove of those Cupressus macrocarpa trees with branches heavily covered by a green alga designated Trentepohlia aurea v. polycarpa (according to one online source). Don't be fooled by the orange color: in Trentepohlia "large quantities of carotenoid pigments… mask the green of the chlorophyll."
This intricate view strikes me as a good way to inaugurate 2017, which is a prime number. The last prime year was 2011, when this blog began, and the next one won't come along until 2027.
If you're interested in photography as a craft, you'll find that points 15 (not prime) and 19 (prime) in About My Techniques are relevant to today's photograph.
© 2017 Steven Schwartzman
Desert mistletoe
The custom of kissing under mistletoe on Christmas, which some of you may have enjoyed yesterday, became popular in England in the 1700s and has spread to other English-speaking countries. While most Christmas traditions come from countries with cold winters, genera of mistletoe grow in warm climates, too. On our recent trip through the American Southwest, I was surprised at how common desert mistletoe (Phoradendron californicum) is there and how conspicuous its hanging clusters of red fruits are in those dry surroundings. I saw this desert mistletoe in a paloverde tree (Parkinsonia spp.) at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum on November 7th.
And from earlier that morning in Tucson Mountain Park, here's a closer look at some dense desert mistletoe branches and fruit.


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avaa420 Review
To me this purchase was pure selfishness on my part. The art deco style is awesome, I can set my hot coffee on top of the maker and it keeps it hot while I finish my breakfast. I tell you it delivers! I have coffee ready before I have had time to get my breakfast. I think the product info was clear and helpful for spending the extra cash on a solid product like DeLonghi , my xmas gift for me so it is guilt free. The coffee tastes way better than in coffee shops for they use water from the sink tap. Rarely do you find the double osmosis water system to cleanse the water of metals and toxins, viruses. Well I could go on and on about drinking water from the tap, so I won't ;o) . My coffee is smooth, non-acidic due to the built in filter that can be used as well as a paper one or both at once. I keep it clean and shiny so it will last me many years to come. Remember most coffee makers call cups as 6 oz__ not 8 or 10 . It met all my needs and it is just right for my coffee buzzing. that's my 2 cents.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? it is the almost candied apple red like my other appliances are, This coffemaker is Awesomely Red
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- How accurate was the on site description of the product? I think I expected it to be a tiny bit bigger, but after using it, I found it made just the exact amount of coffee I drink per day.


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