... confusing yellow sign on the curbside that read: "No Loading Mon - Fri 8:30am -6:30pm Sat 8:30am - 1:30pm" So I parked on a Saturday at 1:45pm, but I got a ticket. The irritating thing is that I had already specially phoned up the Westminster Council, (in London, UK) to ask for clarification, and they had looked up the street on their computer and said that yes, I could park there legally after 1:30 on...

...Sat 8:30am - 1:30pm" So I parked on a Saturday at 1:45pm, but I got a ticket. A single yellow line generally has the meaning "within the working day". The sign is confusing if its incorrect. The irritating thing is that I had already specially phoned up the Westminster Council, (in London, UK) to ask for clarification, and they had looked up the street on their computer and said that yes, I could park there legally ...

...) and there was a confusing yellow sign on the curbside that read: "No Loading Mon - Fri 8:30am -6:30pm Sat 8:30am - 1:30pm" So I parked on a Saturday at 1:45pm, but I got a ticket. The irritating thing is that I had already specially phoned up the Westminster Council, (in London, UK) to ask for clarification, and they had looked up the street on their computer and said that yes, I could park there legally after 1:30 on...

... garden pests. ie human. but I read that methane from farm animals, is just as likely to create a hazard to the ozone ?? We have a problem with allergies, an over farmed variety of crops cultivated on purpose for markets in mass proportions. I'm not too sure about horticulture, but pollens and irritation and by products etc do have some effect somewhere or on the kinds of persons who have sensitivity somehow (their wallets perhaps)

... SSRI Antidepressant Studies/Warnings After Melanie Stokes’ 2001 Suicide: March 22, 2004: The FDA warned that Prozac-like antidepressants (SSRIs) could cause “anxiety, agitation, panic attacks, insomnia, irritability, hostility, impulsivity, akathisia [severe restlessness] , hypomania [abnormal excitement] and mania [psychosis characterized by exalted feelings, delusions of grandeur].” February 18, 2005: A study conducted at the...

... has become a catch-all for aggressive and troubled children. Likewise, child psychiatrist John Holttum believes that the definition of bipolar disorder is expanding. Whereas children who were seen as troubled or irritable 10 or 15 years ago might have been treated with counseling, parental training for their caregivers or other social interventions, children with similar symptoms today are being diagnosed as bipolar and treated with ...

...has been a real increase in teenagers and young adults who display episodes of manic-like symptoms such as insomnia, excessive energy, racing thoughts, grandiose ideas about themselves, irrational and outrageous behaviors, extreme irritability, paranoia, and psychosis. However, in my three and one-half years of intensive psychiatric training in the 1960s, I saw only one case of a young person suffering from these symptoms. In the following...

... has become a catch-all for aggressive and troubled children. Likewise, child psychiatrist John Holttum believes that the definition of bipolar disorder is expanding. Whereas children who were seen as troubled or irritable 10 or 15 years ago might have been treated with counseling, parental training for their caregivers or other social interventions, children with similar symptoms today are being diagnosed as bipolar and treated with ...

...has been a real increase in teenagers and young adults who display episodes of manic-like symptoms such as insomnia, excessive energy, racing thoughts, grandiose ideas about themselves, irrational and outrageous behaviors, extreme irritability, paranoia, and psychosis. However, in my three and one-half years of intensive psychiatric training in the 1960s, I saw only one case of a young person suffering from these symptoms. In the following...

... SSRI Antidepressant Studies/Warnings After Melanie Stokes’ 2001 Suicide: March 22, 2004: The FDA warned that Prozac-like antidepressants (SSRIs) could cause “anxiety, agitation, panic attacks, insomnia, irritability, hostility, impulsivity, akathisia [severe restlessness] , hypomania [abnormal excitement] and mania [psychosis characterized by exalted feelings, delusions of grandeur].” February 18, 2005: A study conducted at the...