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How can I get more information…
…About tickets?
Questions about performances, ticketing and cancellations are welcomed by our Box Office, at 414-291-5700 ext. 224.
…About where to park?
The Marcus Center Parking Structure is located on the NE corner of Water and State Streets. Enter on State Street. This parking facility is directly connected to the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts through an enclosed walkway.
1000 North Water Street Parking is located between Water, State, Highland and Market Streets. Enter on Market Street between Highland and State Streets.
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…About area attractions and dining?
All subscribers receive a Diva Discount card, which gives them discounts on goods and services to various local businesses. We encourage all our patrons to support our Diva Discount sponsors:
- The Knickerbocker Hotel, 1028 East Juneau Avenue
- Broadway Paper Company, 191 N. Broadway Avenue
- The Capital Grille, 210 W. Wisconsin Avenue
- Palms Bistro and Bar, 221 North Broadway Avenue
- Karl Ratzsch's Restaurant, 320 East Mason Street
- John Hawk's Pub, 100 East Wisconsin Avenue
- East Side Framing Gallery, 2021 E. Ivanhoe Place
In addition, subscribers enjoy discounts to performances by the following Milwaukee Arts Groups through their Diva Discount benefits:
….About upcoming productions, special ticket offers, opera news and events?
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I want to bring a group to the opera – can we receive ticket discounts?
Yes! We are pleased to offer Florentine Opera patrons special group rates for parties of 10 or more:
- Groups of 10-24 receive a 10% discount
- Groups of 25-49 receive a 15% discount
- Groups of 50 or more receive a 20% discount
For more information or to make reservations contact the Florentine Opera Box Office , at (414) 291-5700 ext. 224.
How can full-time students and teachers enjoy the opera?
Full-time students with a valid student ID can take advantage of Florentine Student Rush tickets: $15.00 for any available seat in the house (excluding Box). Student Rush seats are only available one hour before the performance and only at the Marcus Center Box Office. Seating is based on availability. Educators may purchase tickets anytime at a 15% discount.
Do you offer student or senior discounts?
Yes, the Florentine Opera also offers a 15% off discount to seniors, as well as 15% off orders placed by students anytime. Students and seniors may call (414) 291-5700 ext. 224 anytime to receive 15% off their ticket order. (Available by phone only) .
What if I arrive late?
FLORENTINE OPERA LATE SEATING POLICY : To ensure the enjoyment of our patrons who arrive on time and in deference to the artist, guests arriving late will not be seated until there is a suitable pause in the performance. Please be advised that guests arriving after the performance has begun may miss substantial portions of the performance-in some cases, this can be as much as the first act. Guests arriving late may watch the performance on the lobby monitors in the Magin Lounge at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts. If you must leave the hall during the performance, please do so quietly. Re-entry while the opera is in progress is at the discretion of the House Manager.
What should I wear to the opera?
As a general guideline, many people wear business-casual attire. However, there is no dress code, and when you attend the opera, you'll see people wearing everything from diamonds to blue jeans-sometimes both at once! Wear whatever makes you the most comfortable – we can't wait to see you there!
Do I need to be an opera expert to enjoy the performance?
Whether it is your first trip to the opera or you are an experienced opera-goer, one of the wonderful things about this unique art form is that it can be enjoyed by everyone differently. English translations are projected above the stage at every performance.
If you do prefer to spend time learning more about one of our upcoming performances, there are several ways you can do some fun research that will enhance your experience:
Attend one of our Opera Insights, held throughout the Metro Milwaukee area. Check the events page several weeks before each mainstage performance for current Opera Insight offerings. Corliss Phillabaum (Professor Emeritus of Theater at UW-Milwaukee's Peck School of the Arts) keeps Florentine audiences returning time and time again for his entertaining and interesting perspectives on each opera we present.
- Attend a pre-performance presentation, Talk Opera, by Corliss Phillabuam, presented one hour before curtain prior to each opera. Talk Opera lectures are free with each ticket purchase and are held at the same venue in which the opera is presented.
- The program notes in your program book will provide you with a wealth of information, such as the opera synopsis, singer biographies, background on the composer and other little-known tidbits.
- Visit your local library to check out a recording of the opera before you attend. While you're there, you can also be sure to gather information on the opera and the composer. You may also want to check out a reference book about opera in general-we recommend Opera for Dummies (David Pogue and Scott Speck, For Dummies Publications, 1997) for its hilarious, in-depth and well-written introduction to the art form.
What if I don't understand the language the opera is written in?
While we choose to perform most of our operas in their original language, each Florentine Opera performance is accompanied by English translations projected above the stage. You don't need to be fluent in French, German, or Italian – just passion, emotion, humor and drama.
Can I bring my children to the opera?
Introducing children to the opera will lay a foundation of creativity and art appreciation that will serve them for their entire lives. Generally, we recommend that children be of a mature age, as some operas can last 2 to 3 hours or longer. Some operas may be more appropriate for children then others. Please call our Box Office for specific information at 414-291-5700 ext. 224.
The Florentine Opera also has a variety of Opera In The Schools programs and educational offerings that take place throughout our community. These programs are designed specifically with young audiences in mind, and are the perfect way to start exposing children to what may become a life-long interest. To learn more about our opera education offerings, read more on our website, or contact Elizabeth Gardner , Director of Education and Outreach, at 414-291-5700 ext. 214
How do I buy a gift certificate?
Gift certificates are available in any denomination, and opera tickets are wonderful gifts for friends, family, neighbors and colleagues! Call our Box Office at 414-291-5700 ext. 224 to learn more.
What if I have special needs?
The Florentine Opera is committed to meeting your special needs and to making sure that you are comfortable when you attend our performances:
- At the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts: Wheelchair seating is available in the main orchestra section and upper loge sections of Uihlein Hall of the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts. If you have other special needs (visual, hearing, mobility), please inform the Marcus Center Box Office at (414) 273-7206 when you purchase your tickets. For personal assistance at the performance, contact the Marcus Center House Manager at (414) 273-7121. An enhanced Personal Audio System is available for all Florentine Opera Company performances at Uihlein Hall. An Infra-Red Audio Enhancement System using a cordless headset, is designed to assist those who have hearing impairments. To take advantage of this free system, contact the Marcus Center House Manager just prior to the performance. House Management is located on the main floor of the Marcus Center-adjacent to the box office in the north stairwell area. If you need more information, please call (414) 273-7121.
- At the Pabst Theater: The Pabst Theater has a limited number of hearing assistance devices available for use during performances. Call the Pabst Theater box office at 414-286-3205 to reserve one. If you are using a wheelchair or are visually impaired, please inform the box office of your seating needs when you purchase your tickets. An elevator is available to reach the upper levels of the theater. To arrange for assistance upon your arrival to the theater, please contact the Pabst Theater House Management Office at 414-286-3891 at least several days prior to your performance date.
Can I exchange tickets for another performance?
Florentine Opera season subscribers enjoy generous exchange privileges. Subscribers may exchange tickets prior to single tickets going on sale to the general public during our priority exchange period. They may also exchange tickets to attend any different night of the same performance. Tickets may be exchanged in person at the Marcus Center Box Office or by mail through the Florentine Opera Company's Box Office. Exchanges must be made no later than 24 hours prior to the performance.
Please note that tickets for operas that have already occurred cannot be accepted for exchange, or donated back for a tax credit.
Are there any other venue policies I should be aware of?
Use of cameras or recording devices is strictly prohibited during the opera and inside the theater. Smoking, drinking (other than bottled water), and eating are also not permitted. We also remind you to turn off cell phones, beepers and alarm watches, which can disturb the performers and your fellow audience members.
What if I can't make it to the opera at the last minute?
If you can't attend at the last minute, consider donating your tickets back to the Florentine Opera for resale, while you enjoy a tax-deduction for your generosity. Call the Florentine Opera Box Office at 414-291-5700 ext. 224 up to 24 hours before your scheduled performance, and we will mail you a receipt acknowledging your tax-deductible donation. Keep in mind that tickets for operas that have already occurred cannot be accepted for exchange, or donated back for a tax credit.
Will I have to pay fees when I purchase my tickets?
The Marcus Center requires a nominal, per-ticket facility fee, which ensures the future maintenance and/or historic preservation of the performance venues.
What happens if there is inclement weather on the day of the opera?
The Florentine Opera Company does not cancel or reschedule performances, or provide refunds due to inclement weather. If you are traveling a longer distance and are worried about the weather, particularly during our winter performance, we encourage you to consider patronizing the hotels on our Diva Discount Card:
- County Clare Irish Inn & Pub (1234 N. Astor): Offering a special "night at the opera" packages.
- Knickerbocker Hotel (1028 E. Juneau Avenue): Offering Florentine Opera Subscribers a special rate of $79/night.
The InterContinental Hotel (directly across from the Marcus Center on Kilbourn Avenue) is also in the area.


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Tough-luck Hamels eyes victory at Coors
Chacin looks to wrap homestand in winning fashion for Rox
It's one of those strange trends that develops over the course of a season -- the Phillies can't seem to win when Cole Hamels pitches.
Philadelphia is 2-12 in Hamels' starts, even though he has allowed three earned runs or fewer 10 times. The club has dropped seven of its past eight with the left-hander on the mound.
It will need to defy that pattern on Sunday in order to come away with a series victory at Coors Field. The Rockies pounced on the Phillies for a 10-5 victory on Saturday to even the three-game set.
There is some good news for Philadelphia. Hamels (2-9, 4.45 ERA) has appeared to be in classic form so far this month. In two starts, spanning 13 innings, he has allowed three runs on 11 hits and one walk, while collecting 16 strikeouts.
As he looks to avoid his 10th loss, which would put him one shy of matching his career high, Hamels will face off against another pitcher who has been dealing with some adversity.
Since suffering a back strain on April 19, Jhoulys Chacin (4-3, 4.52) has posted a 6.13 ERA. On Tuesday against Washington, he did pick up his first win over that span, but lasted only five innings as he battled a cold. The right-hander allowed two runs on seven hits, walking two and striking out two.
"The last two days, I haven't been feeling good, and today I wasn't feeling good, either," Chacin said afterward. "After the first two innings, I had a lot of pitches, a lot of runners on base. I said, 'You have to give it all you got and just keep up, try to get the most innings you can.'"
A victory would allow the Rockies to close their 10-game homestand at 5-5. After Sunday, they depart on a nine-game trip to Toronto, Washington and Boston.
Phillies: Revere racking up hits
• Center fielder Ben Revere's 3-for-5 effort on Saturday means he has notched at least three hits in three of his past four games, going 11-for-19. He now owns a modest six-game hitting streak.
This hot burst has raised his average to a season-high .272, while his .310 on-base percentage is his best since a day after Opening Day. Revere also stole his 16th base in 20 tries on Saturday.
• Jimmy Rollins returned to the lineup on Saturday, a day after he was relegated to a reserve role due to a sore right hip. Rollins went 0-for-3 before coming out as part of a double switch.
Rockies: Progress, but no start for Fowler
• Center fielder Dexter Fowler missed his second consecutive start on Saturday as he recovers from a bruised knuckle on his right hand. He suffered the injury when he was hit by a pitch on Thursday.
"Closer than he was yesterday, but he still can't swing the bat," manager Walt Weiss said of Fowler's status.
• Josh Rutledge started at shortstop on Saturday after playing second base on Friday, his first day back from Triple-A Colorado Springs in place of the injured Troy Tulowitzki. Rutledge, a natural shortstop, has split time between the two positions during parts of two seasons in the big leagues.
Worth noting
• After Sunday's game, the teams will meet again for four games in Philadelphia from Aug. 19-22.
• In his last two starts at Coors Field, Hamels has held the Rockies to three runs in 14 innings, notching 12 strikeouts.
• Chacin has a 1.21 ERA in five games, including three starts, against the Phillies.
Andrew Simon is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @HitTheCutoff. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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Westbrook, Cardinals look to stay hot vs. Reds
Cingrani hopes to repeat last outing and even series vs. Cards
Four teams in the National League have reached the 60-win mark this season. And three of those teams are battling for the same division title in the NL Central.
"I'm not surprised by it," said Cardinals pitcher Jake Westbrook, who will start Saturday versus the Reds. "It's definitely a tough division. We definitely have our work cut out for us, coming from Pittsburgh and what they did to us and then coming [to Cincinnati], we know the Reds are very capable of turning it on and doing what they did last year. It's going to be a grind. We have to battle every day. We're prepared for that."
The Pirates hold a one-game lead in the NL Central after logging a 4-1 series victory over St. Louis this week, leaving the Cardinals and Reds fighting to keep pace in Cincinnati this weekend.
Neither team ended July on a high note with the Reds losing a season-high six games before getting a 4-1 win over the Padres on Wednesday, while the Cardinals endured a similar streak spanning seven games, their worst losing streak since 2011.
"We were struggling on the road trip and they were struggling too, so something has to break," said Reds manager Dusty Baker. "They're a quality team and so are we. Any time we look over at the Cardinals, we know it's going to be exciting, we know there's going to be a lot of people, we know there's going to be a lot of energy."
While both teams have experienced similar struggles as of late, if recent history is any indicator, the Reds have more work cut out for them this weekend. Cincinnati is 3-6 against the Cardinals this season and have come up on the losing end in the last five series with the Redbirds. After taking a 13-3 beating on Friday night , the Reds need a win Saturday to avoid a sixth-straight series loss to St. Louis.
"I think we might have a little more juices going just because this is one of the teams in our division," said catcher Devin Mesoraco. "These are the guys we're competing against to go to the postseason."
Cardinals: Bats explode after seven-game drought
In their seven-game losing streak, the Cardinals scored just 10 total runs. They were shut out twice and pushed more than two runners across just once in that stretch.
But the Cardinals have more than made up for it with back-to-back explosive offensive outings, snapping the slump by putting up 13 runs in their last two games -- a 13-0 win over the Pirates on Thursday that prevented a five-game sweep and a 13-3 win in Friday's series opener in Cincinnati.
"It was a big deal," manager Mike Mathney said of breaking the seven-game skid. "It's not something easy to bounce out of. When you do get one [win], especially in the fashion we did [Thursday], it definitely tasted pretty good."
Reds: Cingrani looks to build on career outing
There isn't much room to improve for Tony Cingrani. Not that the rookie left-hander lacks potential, but because Cingrani's stellar last outing will be difficult to surpass.
While he fell victim to poor run support and took a no-decision, Cingrani had the best game of his young career versus the Dodgers on Sunday. The 24-year-old allowed just one hit and one walk while fanning a career-high 11 batters in seven scoreless innings.
"I don't really care about my win-loss record. I'd rather just get a win," Cingrani said after the start. "I had my fastball working. I was just moving it, basically, up and in the whole time. I threw some good sliders. It was a good day."
In his last five outings, Cingrani is 1-1 with a 2.08 ERA over 30 1/3 innings.
Worth noting
• With a 13-0 win Thursday and a 13-3 victory Friday, the Cardinals record is now 15-0 when scoring 10 or more runs in a game.
• Reds outfielder Shin-Soo Choo returned to the lineup Friday after taking Monday and Wednesday off to nurse a sprained left ankle. Choo went 1-for-2 with one walk, one run and a strikeout.
Chad Thornburg is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Belladona - GeneralitiesIndex1. Belladona - The Essential Homeopathic Features 2. Belladona - Generalities Please note that you are not allowed to copy this page to your website. Check our copying policy for details. GeneralitiesThe complaints of Belladonna usually come on suddenly and subside suddenly. This is a general rule but not, of course, without exceptions. Burning heat, bright redness especially of the head and dryness of the skin are very marked in almost all the acute cases. Hot head with cold extremities in all kinds of acute or chronic ailments, whether there is a fever or not, constitutes the main key-note for Belladonna. Hot body, hot parts - especially the head - and hot discharges are key-notes.Stupor interrupted by screaming is a key-note as also stupor with twitching of limbs. Pulsations are felt all over, in the head, chest, throat etc. The whole body throbs. Any kind of sudden jar can be unbearable to these patients, in both acute and chronic conditions. Belladonna is the main remedy in conditions which are aggravated from a jar. Every jar, turning or movement of body increases the pain; the patient therefore lies immovably on his back. Another general characteristic of Belladonna is that it is worse on lying down. This refers to headache and all kinds of inflammatory infections. Belladonna symptoms are frequently right-sided: right-sided headaches, sinusitis, ovarian pains and even right-sided convulsions. Once the pathology begins, any kind of strong stimulus can disturb these patients; they often want to lie down in a dark, quiet room, usually lying on the abdomen; light bothers them. The Belladonna convulsions come on from a reflected light, from a mirror, from water, or after mental exertion. The convulsions are accompanied by coldness of feet and hot head, and by stretching out parts of limbs before and during convulsions. The patient throws his body forward and backward while lying, with constant change from emprosthotonos to opisthotonos. Tetanus, trismus, and eclampsia. The inflamed parts, and very commonly the skin, are very red, but as the inflammation advances they become dusky. Belladonna can have inflammations anywhere: inflammation of nerves (neuritis); inflammation of the marrow of bones (osteomyelitis); inflammation of bursae (bursitis); inflammation of cartilages (chondritis, perichondritis) and inflammation of muscles (myositis) and all these inflammations come on suddenly. Made worse in all complaints from motion; motion brings on convulsions, motion brings on pain, motion increases the action of the heart and brings on throbbing, motion brings on many complaints and increases the suffering. Belladonna's influence is felt more in intelligent and plethoric persons who are jovial and entertaining when well, but violent when sick. It is therefore a great children's remedy. The clinical application of Belladonna is so broad that one can say that it encompasses all disease-conditions and can be prescribed in all of them once the main characteristics of the remedy are present. Some pathological conditions for which Belladonna must be cosidered: Useful primarily in chronic headaches. The Belladonna fever is very high, you will seldom see a patient running a low fever, and it is remittent, not continued. Belladonna can almost be considered a specific for scarlet fever and traumatic erysipelas. VertigoSometimes vertigo is seen which comes on quite suddenly even though the patient is sitting still. He may feel that he is about to fall over and is only relieved by jumping up and moving around vigorously. This type of attack is often attended by heat throughout the body and tachycardia. Belladonna is also indicated in patients who are prone to motion sickness when riding in a car.One of the main remedies in Meniere's disease. Vertigo when stooping, or when rising after stooping, in the act of lying down. Vertigo while lying, as if feet were going up, or as if feet were sinking down through or with the bed. The vertigo is frequently aggravated by moving the head or, even more often, by turning from one side to the other in bed; patients may even become fearful of turning over in bed because of this aggravation. Vertigo, mostly at night or when getting up in the morning, also when walking, and on every change of position. Vertigo that makes him feel as if he were bouncing up and down in bed. Vertigo with dilated pupils. Vertigo from motion of eyes. Sensation as if rocking. Vertigo in sunlight and heat. Vertigo, with perceptible pulsation in the head, with dilated pupils and nausea. To summarise we can say that Belladonna produces all varieties of vertigo; perhaps as many as one quarter of all cases of vertigo will require Belladonna. HeadVery frequently the symptomatology of Belladonna is focused from the cervical region upwards. Perhaps fifty percent of all Belladonna chronic cases involve long-term headaches. Some statistics suggest that a great number of migraine headaches may require Belladonna as a constitutional prescription. Generally, Belladonna produces headaches of vascular origin, but one frequently sees a hormonal component as well, such as migraine occurring in relation to the menstrual cycle or after an abortion or hysterectomy-oophorectomy.Headaches may also arise from abnormal cervical spine curvature or misalignment. The headaches are of various types and may vary even in one individual case. For example, a patient may complain of frequent, minor headaches which are punctuated once a month by severe headaches which drive her to bed. Classically the headaches begin at three p.m.; however, it is even more common to find headaches which originate at eleven a.m. to noon and which then peak at three p.m. or between two and three p.m. Very frequently the headaches may last for long periods of time; e.g., twelve or even twenty-four to forty-eight hours. Probably the most common headache is pulsating and pounding in quality, but one also sees headaches which are felt 'as if a knife were being driven into the head.' The patient may describe a sensation as if he were being struck by a hammer in one single spot. The common element is the severity of the pain, for Belladonna headaches are the most intense in the whole of our materia medica. The patient may say that the pain is 'maddening', as if the pain will drive him mad, or he may say that the pain is so intense that, "I don't feel my head anymore." Frequently the pain is severe enough to provoke nausea and vomiting. When the headache finally subsides, it leaves the patient exhausted. Another type of Belladonna headache can be related to high blood pressure. Here the patient may describe a sense of pressure arising from inside the head, as if the head would burst open or as if the eyes would 'pop out'. The patient presents with a red, congested face, engorged blood vessels and headache. This presentation may occur during a full-blown hypertensive crisis, accompanied by hypertensive retinopathy and papilloedema; consequently, it is imperative to monitor the blood pressure in such cases. The headaches often originate in the cervical region or the occiput. Though not mentioned in the Repertory, there are headaches starting in the occiput and radiating anteriorly which are provoked by changes in the weather. These headaches may also be located in the temples or the forehead, especially the right temple or just above the right eyebrow. As previously stated, with the headache the patient usually wants to lie down, usually on his abdomen, in a dark, quiet room. Loud noises, light and sudden jars cause a marked aggravation of the pain. Even the jar of each step while walking can be unbearable. Also, any kind of excitement or emotional stress may precipitate or aggravate the crisis. There can also be an aggravation from stooping forward. The headaches are worse from the sun and from the heat. Sometimes during the headaches the congestion in the head is so intense that the patient may feel that he actually has a fever. He wants cold applications or even ice on the head for relief. He may also find relief from hard pressure and from binding the head very tightly. In general, the patient is better during cloudy or rainy weather; he has far fewer headaches in such weather. Finally, Belladonna headaches may be triggered by the following: eating acid food; suppressing a catarrh; during dentition; after nursing; smoking tobacco. The headache may be accompanied by a desire for lemonade. The headaches are like many of the other pains; it feels as if the brain was going up and down, tearing and burning at every step he takes, and from every motion of the eyes, or turning of eyeballs, or going up stairs, rising from his seat, or sitting down; all motion creates violent pains; feels as if the head would burst, as if the eyes would be pressed out. Other head symptoms for Belladonna include: Sensation as if skull were as thin as paper; as if the skull were transparent. EyesThe eyes of the Belladonna patient easily become red and bloodshot, often without any inflammation and with little or no irritation.During a fever the eyes are glistening, sparkling or may become almost dark red. There may be ecchymosis from coughing. Redness of eye during headache or menses is characteristic of Belladonna. Erysipelatous inflammation of eye. Belladonna is especially indicated in hyperaemia of optic nerve and retina, if dependent upon cerebral congestion and accompanied by aching pain in eye, aggravated by any light. Scrofulous ophthalmia: cannot bear artificial light; abundant flow of hot tears. Blueness of conjunctiva. Conjunctivitis with dryness of eyes, thickened red lids, and burning pains in eye. Chronic keratitis, when suddenly the eye becomes intensely congested, with heat, photophobia; pains often sharp, shooting through ball to back of head. Apoplexy of retina, with suppression of menstruation. Ciliary neuralgia appearing and disappearing suddenly. Violent pain deep in eyes aggravated by movement, but particularly by light. Severe pains of glaucoma. Belladonna may be indicated in cases of strabismus due to spasmodic action of muscles, or when resulting from brain infection. Belladonna is one of our most important remedies for photophobia, possibly because of the well-known effect of mydriasis. Photophobia during chill; during rage. Wild look during meningeal inflammation. Staring look during headache. Looking steadily upward aggravates. Eye turned inward; turned outward. Pulsation in eyes. Sensation of eyes being smaller. Sensation of rough cornea on winking. Visions on closing eyes. On closing eyes for sleep a sudden shock runs through body from below up. Lachrymation with pain in face. Lachrymation on side affected by headache. Very salty tears. Sensitiveness of the eye. Pupils dilated during headache, during heat, during epilepsy, during perspiration and in general in many disturbances requiring this remedy. Pupils dilated and immovable. Protruded eyes with dilated pupils. Pupils contracted with headache, during chill, during heat, during perspiration. Spasmodic motion of eyes. Eyes are in constant motion, pupils extremely dilated. Constant, convulsive movement of eyeballs, aggravated by light. Nystagmus. Vision; Triplopia. Diplopia with convulsions. Diplopia during pregnancy, after vertigo. Amblyopia caused by stoppage of menses; veil before sight; chromopsia; dilated pupils and stitching in right eye. Everything he looks at seems red. Flickering before eyes; sparks, or dimness of vision. Outlines of objects are blurred and indistinct. Visions of snow flakes. Distorted vision. When reading, lines appear crooked. Weakness of sight in the light. Partial blindness, cannot read anything printed. Vision obscured as from a white vapour. Dimness of vision, or actual blindness. Dim vision after dinner. Loss of vision in the evening at sunset, on waking in the morning. Blindness following severe congestive headaches, after scarlet fever. Complete amaurosis caused by a severe nervous fever, or from large amounts of quinine. Amaurosis from a cold, with much vertigo; pressing pain and feeling of fullness in eyeballs; black spots before eyes; increased pain by candlelight, and much congestion of vessels. Amaurosis of four years' duration, occurring after suppression of rash in scarlatina; only a perception of light remained; pupils dilated. Falling of lids in the morning after waking. Styes on upper lid. Ulceration of lids under surfaces. Painful quivering of lids. In blepharitis, lids are painful and swollen like erysipelas. There is a tendency for oedema and swelling of the lower eyelids, and one frequently sees this swelling as part of the aggravating response to the administration of the remedy. EarsThe almost absolute deafness seen in cases of Belladonna poisoning is indicative of the ability of this remedy to cure similar conditions. Belladonna is frequently indicated in acute or recurrent otitis media, especially right-sided otitis media. Here one finds a sudden onset of the infection with pulsating, throbbing pain or tearing stitching pains with the general modalities of the remedy. A peculiarity is that the pain from the ears extends everywhere: to chest, to face, to forehead, to occiput, to teeth but mostly downward to neck. The infection can be accompanied by ringing or roaring in the ears. The earache is worse from least noise. As mentioned, Belladonna can be indicated in Meniere's syndrome with vertigo and tinnitus, with or without a middle ear infection.Ear sensitive to wind; sensation of wind in ear. Heat inside ear. Heat of ear during chill. Discharges of blood from ear during cough. Sensation of distension of ear. Belladonna has a great variety of noises in ear. These include: Roaring, ringing, tingling, murmuring; fluttering sounds in the morning; humming noises in ear aggravated while sitting; humming in ear with vertigo; warbling of birds in ear. Noises in ear are heard while sitting and on waking; ameliorated while lying, while standing, while walking. Hearing is impaired after hiccup, after scarlet fever. Deafness as if a skin were drawn over ears. Hardness of hearing, owing to having caught cold. Partial deafness. Acute hearing during heat. Acute hearing during perspiration. NoseBelladonna is an important remedy in sinusitis. The sinusitis can involve either the frontal or maxillary sinuses. In Belladonna one finds a very troublesome maxillary or frontal sinusitis with heaviness and marked tenderness to light touch but relief from hard pressure. Every time the patient stoops forward the pain intensifies, and the patient experiences a sense of stuffiness of the sinuses. There is dryness of all the mucous membranes and great dryness of the nose.Frequent dry sneezing, with tickling, especially in left nostril. Tendency for epistaxis, especially nosebleeds which occur at night while asleep. Nosebleed with congestion to head; in children at night. At other times the nosebleeds occur as part of a typical syndrome; red face, injected eyes and hypertension. Epistaxis may also occur with vertigo; with numbness of nose. Sneezing after coughing. After suppressed catarrh, maddening headache. Inflammatory swelling and redness of internal and external nose. Inflammation of nose in alcoholics. Pain, as if bruised, when touching nose. Cramp at root of nose. Sudden redness of tip of nose, with burning sensation. Tip of nose red, swollen and shining, feels that with every step the tip of the nose will fall off. FaceThe typical Belladonna face is red, shiny, glowing, dry and hot. The expression is often one of astonishment or fright, and may sometimes be wild or fierce. The face may equally be pale with sudden alternation to a red hue. There may be bluish discolouration during maniacal rage, or mottled discolouration with pale spots in face.Belladonna is one of the main remedies for flushing of the face. This symptom can appear independently or it may be associated with other complaints such as headache, vertigo, toothache, hypertension, etc. Of course, one of the most famous symptoms of Belladonna is a hot, flushed face with cold extremities. The flushing can cause confusion with other remedies such as Pulsatilla, especially with the timid type of Belladonna patient sometimes encountered. Also, it may resemble Lachesis, especially because Belladonna may also have an intolerance to tight clothing around the neck and because both remedies can have complaints around the time of the menses. In general, one can see great sensitivity of the face in the Belladonna patient. In some cases one finds a marked aversion to having the face touched, not from a specific inflammation but simply because of a general sensitiveness, much like Chamomilla. Abscesses, acne and erysipelas are the most frequent skin conditions on the face. Belladonna produces a malignant type of acne of the face and sometimes of the back. The skin becomes very red, and the pimples themselves are huge, almost small boils. When the lesions heal, they frequently leave scars on the face. The whole condition can be aggravated by heat, but an even more pronounced aggravation is caused by sunlight. The Belladonna smallpox eruption on the face is characterised by intense pricking like a thousand needles, ameliorated by compresses dipped in boiling hot water and changed every few minutes. Eruptions may appear at the right hand corner of the mouth and inside the left side of the nose. There may be boils at margins of hair, or abscesses on upper lip. The face may have unusually thick skin. Other conditions which may require Belladonna are: Right sided trigeminal neuralgia with aggravation from cold applications; the condition increases gradually and ceases suddenly, or comes and goes suddenly. MouthThe lips and mucous membrane of mouth, fauces and nose are very hot and dry.The mouth is exceedingly dry without thirst. The dryness is almost beyond relief. Dryness of mouth and pharynx, with a sense of constriction of the throat. Troublesome, continued dryness of the mouth, lips, and throat, with a violent longing for drink, but not satisfied by drink. Mouth feels scalded; feels hot. Bloody frothy foam from mouth. Frothy foam from mouth with odour of rotten eggs. Sensation as if mouth were enlarged. Gums - Extremely troublesome itching of gums, with pain in throat. Taste - salty; sour; bitter; offensive. Speech - Hasty speech; often inarticulate, confused sounds. Tongue - Paralytic weakness of internal parts of mouth. Saliva - Salivation succeeding dryness of mouth. Teeth - Grinding of teeth. ThroatBelladonna has all manner of pharyngeal and tonsillar inflammations, often as a consequence of exposure to cold or to draughts. In fact, Belladonna is probably the most frequently indicated remedy for acute suppurative tonsillitis; perhaps thirty percent of these cases require Belladonna.The intolerance to tight collars of Belladonna has been mentioned; a subtle distinction between this intolerance and that of Lachesis is that Lachesis has a sense of constriction that is largely of psychological origin. Belladonna patients have this aversion to tight collars because of the increased heat and congestion of the head which they induce. However, Belladonna does not have a sensitivity to tight clothes in other parts of the body such as the waist as does Lachesis. StomachThe pains of the stomach often radiate to the back, especially between the shoulder blades. The pain is aggravated by touch or local pressure; however, bending forward gives some relief. There may be stomach pain around the time of the menses.The food cravings of Belladonna are for vegetables, sour things and sweets, but most characteristically for lemons and lemonade. Desire for lemons is perhaps the most important food preference; even in acute cases one can witness a craving for lemonade. One sees aversion to fat, fruit, fish, and beans or peas but strong desire for bread and butter. Also, one may see an aversion to sour, sweets and vegetables as opposed to a desire for these substances. Generally Belladonna is considered a thirstless remedy; one can, though, see very great thirst. There is also an aversion to warm drinks. During the crises, Belladonna pains can be so severe as to cause vomiting. Thus, one frequently sees violent right-sided migraine headaches with vomiting [Sanguinaria]. The differentiation from Sanguinaria rests in the fact that vomiting affords no relief in Belladonna, while marked relief from vomiting occurs in Sanguinaria. Food and Drink - Belladonna is sensitive to food intake and patients often find their condition ameliorated by eating. The following particularities can be found: Hiccup, Eructations, Nausea and Vomiting. AbdomenIt would appear that Belladonna is indicated in perhaps five percent of cases of acute appendicitis. The attacks begin abruptly. As in most Belladonna complaints, there is aggravation from touch (local pressure) and/or from a jar. However, generalised pressure on the abdomen may often ameliorate the pain; consequently, lying on the abdomen or bending forward will relieve, but local pressure will aggravate it. The patient is unable to even lie on his right side during the attack of appendicitis or cholecystitis.Belladonna will be the remedy to be thought of in the following cases: Peritonitis, inflammation of liver or gall bladder, spastic colitis, intussusception, inflammation of inguinal hernia with vomiting, strangulated inguinal hernia, inflammation of inguinal glands, typhlitis, acute and chronic hepatitis. Of course, Belladonna is well-known as a remedy for colitis. In colitis there is a striking tendency for complaints to affect the transverse colon, and sometimes spasms in this region will be visibly reflected in motions of the abdominal wall. I once saw a striking example of this phenomenon in an infant with intussusception. There was complete bowel obstruction, and upright abdominal X-rays showed air-fluid levels. I examined the child and saw that the face was hot and flushed. The hands, however, were quite cold. Then I noticed spasms travelling in ripples (that were visible in the abdomen) across the transverse colon. We scrambled to find a dose of Belladonna. Meanwhile the child was being prepared for immediate surgery. We gave a dose of Belladonna 10M, and within forty minutes the child passed some stool and repeat X-rays showed resolution of the condition. Of course, the colitis pains are ameliorated by bending forward or lying on the abdomen. The modalities of the pains in the abdomen have all the general characteristics of the remedy. They are violent, aggravated by slightest pressure, by touch, even the touch from clothes, by a jar, by sneezing, by lying on painful side, by motion. RectumAlthough it is not mentioned anywhere in the Repertory, Belladonna is one of our best remedies for chronic, obstinate constipation. Belladonna, in my experience, cures more cases of constipation than Silica or Alumina, although the Belladonna constipation is of a much milder variety than the other two. It seems that there is a dryness of the rectum, as in all of the mucous membranes, which may cause this constipation. There is no urge for stool and the rectum is stopped-up: both constant features of the chronic cases. Patients suffer with pains in abdomen, especially on straining. The constipation may be associated with headaches and congestion of the head which are aggravated if there is no defecation. The passage is perceptibly retarded.Belladonna is also a very useful remedy for treating haemorrhoids. The veins are red, swollen, bleeding and very sensitive to touch. In these patients one can see a marked irritability after stool. The symptoms are similar to those of Aesculus: bleeding piles and back pains associated with them as if the back were breaking. Strangulated haemorrhoids. Urinary organsBelladonna is indicated in children with enuresis. Most of the urine seems to be produced at night in bed during deep sleep. As a consequence, the Belladonna child is unaware of his incontinence and cannot be made to wake up. The parents will often explain how they wake up before the child loses his urine and try to waken the child to go to the toilet. When this proves to be impossible, the child has to be carried half asleep in their arms where they manage to make him urinate but without really waking the child. Retention of urine in childrenBelladonna is indicated in acute prostatitis where there is long hesitation before urination. It is also indicated in cases where there is very frequent desire to urinate, even if only a few drops have accumulated. Urination is difficult and retarded, the patient must wait for urine to start, then press. Genitalia - maleOne must not be fooled by the great vitality and plethora of Belladonna into assuming that the sexual drive in this remedy is very strong. Instead Belladonna patients generally have average or medium-range desire; healthy and balanced.Yet when this sphere has been affected or if they are in a manic state, desire can be tremendously increased and lead to frequent masturbation, exhibitionism and copious seminal emissions. Involuntary erections. Handles genitals. Pimples on penis. Vesicles on scrotum. Pubic hair falling out. Heat in penis. Cutting or drawing pain in spermatic cord during urination. Pressing pain in male genitalia alternating with contraction of anus. Genitalia - femaleIn the Belladonna female the desire for sexual contact may be greatly increased, and there is often an obsession with being married. Desire is increased before menses and during pregnancy. As has been mentioned, many of the complaints of Belladonna are aggravated around the time of the menses. Inflammations and abscesses of ovaries, especially of right ovary. Enlarged ovaries. Pains in the ovaries have the tendency to extend backwards and present the general modalities of the remedy: aggravated by jarring, by stepping, by motion, by sneezing etc.; they occur mostly before menses.Intermittent pain in ovaries. Endometriosis with a feeling of congestion of uterus. At every step violent shootings in the genital region. Pain in uterus ameliorated during menses. Pain in uterus aggravated by motion; by walking. Paroxysmal pain in uterus. Pulsating pain in uterus. Pain in uterus comes and goes suddenly. Wandering pain in uterus Pain in uterus extending to back. Prolapse of uterus in the morning, after confinement. Bearing down pain in uterus and region of uterus as if everything would come out. Bearing down pain during stool, during menses, aggravated by walking, ameliorated by pressing on vulva or by supporting the abdomen with hands. Bearing down pain in uterus and region of uterus while sitting, she feels as if pushing something up, ameliorated when standing erect. Menorrhagia that start suddenly with a hot flow of dark blood with black clots. Menses too soon and very profuse, of thick, decomposed, dark red blood. Offensive, acrid menses. Fluid blood of menses contains clots. Metrorrhagia appears suddenly and ceases suddenly. Metrorrhagia with convulsions. Metrorrhagia after fright. Gushing metrorrhagia in labour. Hot metrorrhagia in labour. Metrorrhagia from polypus. Vagina open and dry. Heat in vagina during labour. Pressing pain in vagina before and/or during menses. Labour pains ceasing and convulsions coming on. The Belladonna pulsating can be felt also in ovaries or in the uterus. ChestBelladonna patients may complain of pulsation in the chest in the morning on waking. At other times there can be a sense of constriction in the heart area which may worry the patient and make him want to press his chest and bend forward. In Belladonna the cough aggravates the whole condition; the headache and all pains are bothered by the cough. The head feels as if it would break open with each cough. Lastly, one finds inflammations of the breast where the pain is aggravated by lying down.Larynx and Trachea: Constriction of larynx during cough. Respiration - Anxious respiration with oppression during heat. Asthmatic respiration in the evening, in warm wet weather. Respiration difficult after rising in the morning, ameliorated in cold air. Respiration difficult when bending head backwards, from coffee, with constriction of larynx, when drinking, with epistaxis, after sleep, when swallowing, on touching larynx. Respiration intermittent during sleep. Cough and Expectoration - The barking cough of Belladonna is well known, with aggravation after 3p.m. until almost midnight. ChestAnxiety in heart region in the evening, after dinner, aggravated by lying on left side. Anxiety in heart region during menses. Constriction of chest in the evening in bed. Convulsive constriction of chest. Gurgling of heart when breathing. Haemorrhage of hot blood. Chest hot and glowing. Pain in chest when lying on left side; lying on painful side aggravates. Pain in right side of chest. Pain in chest while lying on painful side. Sore, bruised pain in chest during non-menstrual periods going up and down stairs. Aching pain while sitting. Cramping pain in chest during sleep. Gnawing pain in costal cartilages of short ribs. Stitching pain aggravated by sneezing and yawning. Violent palpitation of heart. Bubbling palpitation of heart. Pulse much increased in force and frequency. Spasms of diaphragm. Sensation as if heart were swelling. Trembling of heart in morning. Perspiration of chest during menses. Redness of chest. Erysipelas of mammae. Hypertrophy of mammae. Pain in mammae while lying. Sensation of lumps under sternum. BackBelladonna produces a peculiar type of lumbago with pain that radiates up to the head. In this condition, and indeed in many of the complaints of the lower half of the body, the patient wants and is ameliorated by warm applications.There is a characteristic coldness of the back and of the extremities - especially legs - during menses. Pain in back from suppressed menses. Pain as though the back would break during suppressed menses. Coldness of the back can extend over the whole body. The pains in the back have all the modalities of the remedy: aggravated by coughing, by jarring, while walking; ameliorated when bending backward, lying on something hard, by gentle motion, by sitting up, by standing. The pain from the back extends to groin, to bladder, to stomach, to lower extremities. Pain with chill in lumbar region extending to bladder and groins. Drawing pain in lumbar region extending into arms and thighs during labour. Pain from left side goes to the right, from left scapula to the right. Pain in lumbar region with haemorrhoids. Pain in coccyx while lying on back. Swelling of glands of nape. Boils in scapular region. Eruption of pustules in cervical region. Red eruptions. ExtremitiesColdness of extremities with hot head should be considered a universal symptom for this remedy.All kinds of convulsions and cramps: convulsion of extremities after hiccup; convulsion of flexor muscles; convulsion of upper limbs at night; convulsion of thumb. Cramps in hand during stool alternating with dim vision; in thumb while writing; in nates while stooping; in the thigh. Upper Limbs - Eruption of boils on shoulder. Lower Limbs - Bubbling sensations are felt in the extremities, in lower limbs, moving downward towards the knee, or the foot. FeverBelladonna can produce convulsions, mainly febrile. The convulsion frequently localises to the right side of the body, often beginning in the right arm.Feet ice-cold; can scarcely be warmed. Chill in the evening when undressing. Anticipating chill. Chill from bathing. Chill beginning in and extending from both arms at once; from sacrum; from scrobiculis cordis. Chilliness in the afternoon; after dinner; during stool. Drinking warm drinks aggravates chill; eating warm things aggravates chill. Chill after eating. Chill after exposure: during the rains, to the heat of the sun, from becoming wet. Chill in hot summer weather. Pernicious chill with red face, delirium and bursting headache, pale face when lying down, red when sitting up. Chill after perspiration. Double quotidian chili. Several chills in a day. Shaking from chills, with heat of face and head. Shaking with chill during stool. Violent chill with delirium. Violent chill with coma. Chill ameliorated by external warmth. Fever with dry burning heat at night. Fever at night with perspiration. Fever with dry heat and delirium at night. Fever at noon. Fever in affected parts. Fever ameliorated in bed. Fever without chill in the afternoon; evening; night. Fever with febrile heat only during the day. Fever during dentition; when drinking beer; with shivering from drinking cold water; after eating dinner. Dry, burning heat alternating with chilliness. Burning heat with distended blood vessels. Excessive heat, distended veins, insatiable thirst, with anxiety and trembling. Burning heat in the afternoon; evening; night. Burning heat with furious delirium. Burning internal heat. Burning hot fever within and without, body turning hot. Fever with intense heat of the head and face, while body remains cold. Heat and pulsation in the head, with burning of the eyes. The head and face hot, the latter somewhat puffy. Head hot; face red; eyes protruding; pupils dilated, look staring. Fever with intense heat, with stupefaction and unconsciousness; with convulsions; with delirium. Continued fever at night, temperature running very high. Cerebro-spinal fever. Burning hot fever with unquenchable thirst. Exanthematic fevers: measles, scarlatina; exanthematic continued fever. Fever with external heat in the morning. Inflammatory fever. Fever after mental exertion. Remittent fever in the afternoon; evening. Infantile remittent fever. Shuddering fever with the heat. Standing ameliorates fever. Succession of stages of fever: chill, then sweat, then heat. Succession of stages of fever: chill followed by heat with sweat. Succession of stages of fever: chill then heat. Several attacks of fever in one day, during which the hot stage follows the cold within a few minutes to half an hour after, always without thirst in either stage, and mostly with confusion of the head. Fever in heat of sun. Fever with aversion to uncovering. The skin hot, dry, scarlet, especially intense on the face and ears. Temperature of skin increased, face red, pulse accelerated, with senseless talking, and tottering about as if drunk. Profuse perspiration on covered parts. Perspiration on uncovered parts. Perspiration ameliorated on uncovering. Perspiration during daytime sleep. Perspiration in the afternoon, from 4 p.m. to midnight. Perspiration at night before menses; during menses. Perspiration at midnight on waking; after waking. Perspiration ascends. Getting out of bed ameliorates perspiration. Cold perspiration after urination. Perspiration during convulsions. Perspiration from fright. General sweat except on head. Intermittent perspiration. Perspiration before menses. Smoky odour of perspiration. Burnt odour of perspiration. Perspiration on right side. Perspiration on single parts when lain on. Perspiration ameliorated during sleep. Perspiration staining the linen brownish-yellow. Sudden perspiration, disappearing suddenly. Complaints from suppressed perspiration. SleepDuring the Belladonna sleep one often sees evidence of the same intensity and emotional vividness which was earlier described. The sleep is usually very deep with heavy snoring, and the patient is aroused with difficulty. These patients may talk in their sleep, or, at other times, there may be bruxism or grinding of the teeth during sleep. Belladonna patients characteristically sleep on the abdomen, and many of their complaints are ameliorated when lying on the abdomen. Furthermore, they may find it impossible to sleep while lying on the back.Frequently one finds in these patients a history of recurrent dreams of falling [Thuja]. They may see themselves jumping from a height or see themselves walking up a flight of stairs and missing a step and plummeting downward. Then, as if striking the ground, they wake up with a jerk. Thus, Belladonna is listed in capitals in the Repertory under the rubric 'starting from sleep'. Sleep disturbed by frightful visions on closing eyes. SkinThe skin of the Belladonna patient can be quite sensitive. It may become raw and red. The skin is exquisitely sensitive to the sun, direct sunlight being possibly very painful on the skin. The eruptions can be markedly aggravated by the sun, even more than the eruptions of Natrum muriaticum.The skin can also be prone to a type of contact dermatitis. There is frequently a sensitivity to detergents or soaps, and the skin becomes irritated from washing. Sometimes even bathing in salt water can produce this eruption. Large, red patches of skin may rapidly swell up and rapidly disappear in this dermatitis. Belladonna can be useful in skin infections. It produces erysipelas with glistening, red, dry skin. Also, Belladonna can be indicated in rapidly developing boils. The boils swell and throb with the pulse. Finally, one can see in the skin the development of erythema nodosum. Large, intensely red nodules appear which give the impression that the disease is of great intensity. The characteristic skin of Belladonna is: 'Uniform, smooth, shining, scarlet red, so hot that it imparts a burning sensation to the hand of one who feels it.' 'The face, upper extremities, and trunk exhibited a diffuse scarlet efflorescence, studded with innumerable papillae, very closely resembling the rash of scarlatina. The eruption terminated abruptly at the wrists and flexure of the thighs, the rest of the body retaining the natural colour. The skin was hot and dry'. CLINICALAbscess. Acne. Amaurosis. Apoplexy. Bladder weakness. Boils. Infections of brain. Disease of bronchial glands. Carbuncle. Colic. Constipation. Convulsions. Cough. Croup. Delirium tremens. Depression. Diarrhoea. Dysentery. Infection of ear. Enteric fever. Epilepsy. Erysipelas. Erythema. Excitement. Infection of eye. Effects of fear. Glandular swellings. Goitre. Gout. Haemorrhoids. Headache. Infection of heart. Hydrocephalus. Hydrophobia. Hyperaemia. Influenza. Infection of kidney. Infection of lung. Malignant pustule. Mania. Measles. Meningitis. Menstruation. Mouth infection. Mumps. Neuralgia. Infection of nose. Nyctalopia. Nymphomania. Paralysis. Parametritis. Perichondritis. Perimetritis. Peritonitis. Phlegmasia alba dolens. Pleurisy. Pneumogastric paralysis. Pneumonia. Disorders of pregnancy. Puerperal mania. Rheumatism. Roseola. Scarlatina. Sensitiveness. Disorders of sleep. Disordered smell. Strangury. Disordered taste. Tenesmus. Infection of testicles. Thirst. Sore throat. Infection of tongue. Tuberculosis. Ulcers. Uterine infection. Vaccinia. Vertigo. Pertussis. Worm fever. RELATIONSBelladonna must be compared with the other Solanaceae: Caps., Dulc, Lycps., Hyos., Stramonium and the alkaloids Atropia and Solania.. It follows well: Ars., Calc-c, Cham., Lach., Merc, Nit-ac It is followed well by: Arn., Chin., Cham., Con., Dulc, Hep., Hyos., Lach., Rhus-t, Seneg., Stram., Tereb., Valer., Verat. Complementary: Calc-c. Incompatible: Vinegar. DOSAGEFrom 3x to the highest.Index |


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At the end of the nineteenth century, creative artisans were drawn to the austere beauty of the Arroyo Seco—the seasonally dry riverbed that stretches from Los Angeles to Pasadena. Four generations of artists, writers, printers, educators, collectors, and taste-makers influenced what has come to be known as Arroyo Culture. While some took aesthetic cues from the East Coast and abroad, their activities possessed a native self-consciousness. Their output placed an early value on multiculturalism, historical preservation, gender equality, and sensitivity towards the natural setting in which they lived and worked, well before the Parkway was built and concrete tamed winter flood waters. This exhibition aims to highlight contributions in the areas of writing, publishing, printing, bookbinding, book collecting, and bookselling on the Arroyo Seco, in addition to placing a special focus on the role that Occidental College played in this vital history.
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Curated by Jessica Holada of the Southern California Chapter of the American Printing History Association. Image is the painting Arroyo Seco by William Lees Judson.
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Why does BTRFS suck so much for the SQL benchmark that matter most to desktop users (ie. can be directly traced to the performance of firefox's website database)?
Phoronix: Large HDD/SSD Linux 2.6.38 File-System Comparison
Here are the results from our largest Linux file-system comparison to date. Using the soon-to-be-released Linux 2.6.38 kernel, on a SATA hard drive and solid-state drive, we benchmarked seven file-systems on each drive with the latest kernel code as of this past weekend. The tested file-systems include EXT3, EXT4, Btrfs, XFS, JFS, ReiserFS, and NILFS2.
Why does BTRFS suck so much for the SQL benchmark that matter most to desktop users (ie. can be directly traced to the performance of firefox's website database)?
Ext3 has barrier=0 as default? Really? Seems strange.
Isn't that a distro-specific thing, though, default mount options?
I'm not sure if the inclusion of a plain HDD was per my request, but either way, thanks. The results were similar on some tests, but also very different on some others, so I think it's a good idea to keep doing it.
(I would assume the ones where the differences were greatest are the most seek-heavy workloads, which also seem like the ones it's most important to optimize in the mechanical HDD case.)
I get confused about all these different benchmarks. Is there a description of all the profiles somewhere? The names of the benchmarks are certainly not very descriptive. For example, for me the main factors in IO performance are:
1) Random write/read of small files (this is 90% operations of a desktop user).
2) Sequential write/read speed (you are copying/moving files)
3) Parallel sequential write/read speed (you are copying two big files at once -- ideally the combined speed should be the same as (2), but in reality it is often much lower)
Which benchmarks do I need to peruse to find out how the filesystems do in the described workloads?
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ext3 always was, always will be, optizimed for benchmarks with default settings.
These default settings are completely idiotic. They risk the data of the user. But that does not count. For ext3 devs it is more important to have good numbers when somebody does a standard test without leveling the field via mount options.
Now, turn on barriers for everybody and see ext3 die a slow death.
Thanks for finally including JFS. It's surprisingly fast on a SSD.
On CentOS and according to the ext4 doc, the mount option 'discard' is off by default and should probably be turned on for SSD testing to take advantage of TRIM support.


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