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Opening the show is Tammy Honaman demonstrating beautiful tubular peyote stitch bracelets. The weekly beading lesson with Katie features an easy way to thread seed beads. Beaded, decorated vessels from Wendy Elsworth are demonstrated by Anna Elizabeth Draeger. Lynn Krucke presents the first of two basic clay lessons. Then it's off to the bead show and an interview with June Huber - her specialty is using small beads as building blocks to her design. An added bonus is another interview from the bead show with Laura McCabe about her specialty - peyote stitch.
Returning guest Judy Belcher dazzles viewers with her clay creations - today is contemporary rectangular pendants. Katie's beading lesson is all about sterling silver. Julia Gerlach features beads designed by Kim Otterbein. Next is part 2 of basic clay tips from expert Lynn Krucke. Finally a visit to the bead show with a switch to glass for an interview with artist Nancy Geddes.
Anna Elizabeth Draeger creates a cluster bangle designed by Jennifer Cook. Katie's beading lesson is about the hottest, new jewelry metal - copper - on its own or mixed with gold and silver. Tammy Honaman demonstrates what she terms her "base" bracelet. Katie is back with a crystal necklace with metal accents. The show closes with a segment featuring Anne Mitchell at the bead show demonstrating the correct way to open and close jump rings - especially for making metal jewelry.
Linda Augsburg opens the show creating a corded design by Jane Konkel. Katie Hacker's beading lesson focuses on designing with jump rings. Kristy Walden is back with a Marlynn McNutt design that features cording and knotting, for a piece with lots of texture. Author Jeanne Campbell introduces beaded wedding designs, not just jewelry. Last -a visit with Mark Larue at the bead show - he has a new book and technique to share.
Linda Augsburg presents a metal clay washer bracelet by Lindsay Haedt. The beading lesson is how to choose the right crimp bead or tube with Katie Hacker. Kristy Walden demonstrates her specialty of metal clay and making art clay chain. Then it's off to the bead show and interviews with 2 different designers. First is a visit with artist, Kate McKinnon . And then it's a last look at metal clay with Celie Fago.
In our first segment, Anna Elizabeth Draeger presents a necklace featuring the art glass bead of Stuart Abelman. Then it's a beading lesson with Katie and easy removable clasps. Tammy Honaman incorporates unique glass and dichroic beads in a necklace. At the trade show we visit with Larry Scott - and some truly amazing glass beads. Gail Crosman Moore creates the beads and designs for one of a kind jewelry featuring her spectacular beads. Lastly, it's back to the studio and a visit with Don Schneider for a second feature on making glass beads.
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Linda Augsburg recreates a Jane Konkel necklace design using rubber washers. Katie, in her bead lesson, has another new idea on how to use rubber tubing. Arbel Shemesh offers a big departure in materials - she explores Bedouin Crochet. Katie Hacker returns with Swarovski crystals as her medium using them in a watch design. The closing segment features Linda Augsburg at the bead show interviewing Stephanie Sersich, a lampwork bead artist with some new ideas.
Linda Augsburg introduces a sea charms necklace and earring set designed by Shannon Reeves. Katie's beading lesson explains everything a beader needs to know about tweezers. Arbel Shemesh has a special segment about turquoise - including lots of information about this naturally beautiful stone and demonstrating how to make a beautiful necklace of turquoise components. Trish McAleer is interviewed at the trade show demonstrating a fascinating metal technique simulating the coils in nature. During a second interview on the show floor we meet Christy Friesen displaying her organic, sculptural art beads.
To open the show, a bangle design made from peyote stitch links by Maiko Kage is presented by Anna Elizabeth Draeger. Katie takes a little departure from bangles in the beading lesson - all a bout bling rings. Kristy Walden offers a very unique interpretation of the bangle bracelet. Katie returns demonstrating a different style bangle bracelet featuring metal slides on memory wire. The last segment features Kevin O'Grady, a favorite glass designer, at the bead show with his amazing bangles.
Long N Lean
Marcy Tilton opens the show demonstrating a long and lean necklace of different shaped turquoise beads. The beading lesson with Katie Hacker focuses on twisted wire. Linda Augsburg recreates a lariat seed bead necklace designed by Andrea Kolasinki Marcinkus. Katie returns with an opera length design featuring crystal. The last segment is off to the bead show and an interview with artist and designer, Barb Switzer
The first segment features a Lea Rose Nowicki design for 3 different earrings presented by Linda Augsburg. Wire wrap basics is the topic for Katie's beading lesson. Louise McClure returns with a chandelier design from one of our favorite designers, Marlynn McNutt. Katie Hacker provides a different view of chandelier earrings- using pre-made design elements and adding crystals. The last stop is the beads show and a visit with Charlotte Dixon of Nguni and an introduction to many designers from South Africa.
Fiber, Felt and Fabric
Marcy Tilton returns to demonstrate a fabric purse embellished with beads. Katie's beading lesson is all about finishing fiber ends. Julia Gerlach has a bead embroidery project on fabric from Laurie Marcum, surrounding cabochons with beaded leaves and vines. Katie Hacker uses flat back crystals for a special jewelry treatment. Kristal Wick, a favorite fiber artist, appears in the last segment from the bead show.
First up is Linda Augsburg, and a scroll link bracelet - we'll be making our own links.Then it's our beading lesson with Katie Hacker. She'll teach us how to make chain using twisted jump rings. Next is Marlynn McNutt with a great chain lariat. Then we have a new special segment with Tammy Honaman- everything you need to know about the different types of findings - today is clasps. Then last up, Katie is back with a beaded chain necklace featuring crystals and crystal connectors.
Linda Peterson is our first designer with techniques for making a clay pendant. Then it's our weekly beading lesson with Katie Hacker -how about trying a seed bead tassel - perfect for a pendant. Next Louise McClure joins us to make a unique pendant. Then Tammy Honaman's featured findings are drops and links. Last up we have a new guest - Cathy Jakicic - now that you've made some great pendants - she'll teach us how to optimize a choker with multiple pendants.
Crystal Vision
First is Katie Hacker with a double needle weave technique on a crystal bracelet. Then Katie is back with a lesson on using pinch bails. Next is Jean Campbell with a spring bracelet featuring a favorite stone- peridot. Then Tammy's finding feature is bead caps and cones. Last up Linda Augsburg has a crystal and pearl necklace made with a 2 needle technique.
Vintage and Reproductions
Linda Augsburg is our first guest with a nod to the glamour days and a jet necklace and bracelet set. Then its time for Katie Hacker and today's beading lesson on the herringbone stitch - it's a design that's been popular for a long time. Next we're joined by Louise McClure - she's going to teach us how to make a mold from vintage pieces. Then charms are the topic of Tammy Honaman's feature on findings. Last up Katie Hacker is back with a multi strand necklace using chandelier components. - a vintage and contemporary look all at the same time.
Up first is Linda Augsburg with a piece that mimics needlework using the peyote stitch. Then Katie Hacker's bead lesson follows our theme with the right angle weave. Next we have a very unique take on a different type of beading pattern from Marlynn Mcnutt - using netting around satin cord. Lastly the featured findings from Tammy Honaman are tubes and bails.
First up Linda Peterson our clay expert, joins us for basic and not so basic clay techniques. Then Katie Hacker features the daisy chain stitch on her beading lesson. Next it's a fascinating look at colorizing clay with pigments, stamps and foil from Tammy Honaman. And right after, Tammy is back with a feature on spacer bars. Last up Linda Augsburg shows us how to transfer images to clay.
First up Cathy Jakicic looks in her crystal ball for a fashion forecast based on her experience as an editor. Then it's today's beading lesson with Katie Hacker and a new trendy technique of weaving solid rings. Next Jean Campbell has what's hot - rings, charms and most of all cuffs. Then join Tammy Honaman for a feature on jump and split rings. Last up we can't forget crystal when we're talking about trends and Katie Hacker has a crystal embellished shell pendant.
Metals and Wire
Our first metal design is metal clay made into charms from Tammy Honaman. Then it's on to wire and macrame techniques from Katie Hacker on today's beading lesson. Next Linda Augsburg has a wire wrapped bracelet. Then it's a lesson on earrings from Tammy Honaman in our finding feature. Last up Mary Hettmansberger joins us for a crystal cone necklace.
Color Story
Up first Linda Augsburg explores different color variations of the same stone in a garnet necklace. Our beading lesson with Katie Hacker is a tutorial on the flat peyote stitch. Next Sherry Serafini shows a gem stone cabochon with a color theme. Then Tammy Honaman's featured finding is chandelier parts. Then the last color story is from Mary Hettsmanberger and copper painted watercolors.
Our first guest is Tammy Honaman - findings are an all important element of this bracelet - or is it a necklace - actually its both. Then learn about round peyote in our beading lesson with Katie Hacker. Next it's Linda Augsburg and a very quick curved tube bracelet -findings are an integral part of this piece. Then it's the weekly findings feature from Tammy Honaman and head and eye pins. Last up Katie Hacker is back with 3 ways to use crystal link findings in a unique way.
Soft and Silky
Cathy Jakicic introduces us to silken knots with an Asian influence. Then it's a fun look at beaded fringe with Katie Hacker. Next Marlynn McNutt is back with one of her specialties. She's combining different mediums - pearls, shells, crystals, strung and knotted with cord and ribbon for a mixed media extravaganza. Then Tammy Honaman has our finding feature and bead tips. Last up we're happy to meet designer Winnie Van Der Rhyn - she has one set of materials but 3 different looks.
Seed Beads
Up first is Sherry Serafini with a square stitch bracelet with fringe. Then Katie Hacker's beading lesson is all about the brick stitch. Then it's Linda Augsburg with the ladder stitch and bracelets using different color variations. Last up is settings with Tammy Honaman.
Our first guest is Cathy Jakicic with a turquoise birthstone project that looks much more difficult that it is. Then on Katie's beading lesson its making chain bales and tassels. Next Jean Campbell strings on a different material and creates a leather thong bracelet with a slide knot. Then Tammy Honaman has a finding feature on scrimps, crimps and wire guardians. Last Katie Hacker is back with a way to repurpose findings as pendants.
Brown, The New Black
Brown is now a basic and combines or accents so many other shades. Linda Augsburg is first with big baubles and necklaces in less than one hour. Then Katie Hacker has our first beading lesson and how to work with leather. Next it's Linda Peterson and a brown clay pendant and beads. Then it's off to a consumer show to meet Alethia Donathan and a fascinating braiding technique from Japan. Then Katie is back with a new short feature called focus on findings and a lesson on how to use bead bumpers. Last up Debba Haupert creates a fashion look in brown.
Get out your pearls and crystal because this show is all about elegance. What's new about this look is that you don't have to be all dressed up to enjoy elegance. First up is Kristal Wick and the "timeless" elegance of crystal in a watch. Then Katie Hacker introduces us to designing with cubic zirconium in our beading lesson. Then meet author, Sherri Haab, for a pearl and crystal treasure. Next we travel to a show to meet Fernando Dasilva - the keyword for his design style is elegance. Then it's a quick break and bead caps on our focus on findings. Last is Linda Augsburg with coin pearls for an easy shimmery strand.
Novelty Or Whimsical
Add a little fun to your designing and add a touch of whimsy. Heather Lancaster is up first with a new approach to jewelry design and a crochet bracelet. Then Katie Hacker shows how to add texture to your beading wire in the beading lesson. Then have some fun with a Carmen Miranda inspired design with Anna Elizabeth Draeger. Mary Hettmansperger is next, in Milwaukee at a show, with a novel approach to metal. Then the focus on findings is decorative head pins. Last, Susan Lenart Kazmer inspires us all with her eclectic sense of design.
Jewelry with Meaning
The designs you create can have meaning, whether it's actual words, or sentiments on your beads, or the meaning behind a particular stone or color. First Linda Augsburg introduces us to an international specialty bead with important cultural and historical meaning. Then our beading lesson with Katie shows us how to make multi strand necklaces the easy way. Next Susan Lenart Kazmer is back with her unique talisman jewelry. Then join Lisa Niven Kelly at a bead show for a quick technique for stamping words on to metal. Then creative connectors are our feature finding. Last up Kristal Wick has a lesson on stones and their meaning.
Color is one of the most important design elements and our designers will give tips for choosing colors and combining shades. First up Stephanie Eddy introduces us to seed beads and a unique style for joining multiple parts of a piece together. Then our bead tip features silver wire with Katie Hacker. Then Anna Elizabeth Draeger shows us how to blend colors in a modified herringbone bracelet. Next it's off to a bead show and ceramic designer Jennifer Heynen. Then our focus on findings features removable and reusable claps. Last up Carol Bauer has an elegant necklace and bracelet featuring color blending on multiple strands.


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What is Meloxicam (Mobic)?By Sherry Karabin
Medically Reviewed by Ruthan White, PharmD, BCACP
Meloxicam, which is sold under the brand name Mobic, is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). NSAIDs are used to treat patients experiencing pain and/or inflammation, including arthritis pain.
Meloxicam is prescribed for patients who are 2 years of age and older, who suffer from tenderness, swelling, and pain caused by the inflammation of osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and juvenile rheumatoid and idiopathic arthritis (JRA/JIA).
Meloxicam works by blocking the enzymes responsible for making prostaglandins, compounds that contribute to inflammation, especially joint inflammation. The inflammation leads to symptoms associated with arthritis, such as pain, tenderness, and swelling. By reducing the levels of prostaglandins, inflammation and other symptoms can be reduced.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved meloxicam in April 2000. Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals manufactures brand name Mobic, while Breckenridge Pharmaceuticals, Watson Pharmaceuticals, Roxane Laboratories and other manufacturers make the generic form.
In This Section:
- What Are the Key Things I Need to Know About Meloxicam (Mobic)?
- Is There Anything Special I Should Discuss with My Doctor Before Taking Meloxicam (Mobic)?
What Are the Key Things I Need to Know About Meloxicam (Mobic)?
Meloxicam is not right for everyone. If you have had an asthma attack, hives, or other allergic-like reactions after taking aspirin or any other NSAIDs, you should not use this medication. Be sure to let your doctor know if you have had any of those problems in the past.
Never use meloxicam right before or after undergoing a heart surgery called a coronary artery bypass graft (CABG).
You also may not be a candidate for this drug if you've had ulcers, stomach bleeding, or severe kidney or liver problems.
Keep in mind that stomach ulcers and stomach bleeding can occur at any time during treatment with any NSAID, including meloxicam. Generally these conditions are associated with long-term use. However, there are instances in which short-term use can lead to the same problems.
Be aware that stomach ulcers and bleeding can occur without warning symptoms, and may cause death. The chance of developing an ulcer or bleeding increases with: taking blood thinning medications such as corticosteroids and anticoagulants, longer use, smoking, older age, having poor health, and drinking alcohol. Avoid drinking alcohol during treatment with this medication since it can increase the risk of stomach bleeding.
Some people will have a warning of stomach bleeding in the form of burning stomach pain, black stools, or vomiting. If you experience any of these symptoms, call your doctor right away.
It's also possible to sustain liver damage by taking NSAIDS like meloxicam. There may be warning signs of liver damage such as nausea, vomiting, fatigue, appetite loss, itching, yellowing of the skin or eyes, and dark urine.
The medication can also result in fluid retention and swelling, which may contribute to heart failure.
Meloxicam is associated with an increased risk of heart attack, stroke, as well as new onset or worsening of pre-existing high blood pressure/hypertension. Long-term use may increase these risks.
Pregnant women are advised to avoid taking meloxicam, especially late in their pregnancy, unless their doctor has determined the potential benefits outweigh the potential risks to the fetus. It's also unknown whether the medication will pass into breast milk.
Is There Anything Special I Should Discuss with My Doctor Before Taking Meloxicam (Mobic)?
Talk to your doctor about whether you might be allergic to meloxicam, as well as whether you have a history of allergic reactions to aspirin or other NSAIDS.
To ensure your safety when taking this medicine, tell your doctor if you have any of the following conditions:
- A history of heart attack, stroke, or blood clot
- Heart disease, congestive heart failure, or high blood pressure
- A history of stomach ulcers or bleeding
- Liver or kidney disease
- A seizure disorder like epilepsy
- Asthma
- Polyps in your nose
- Tobacco smoking
You should speak to your doctor or pharmacist before using other cold, allergy, or pain medication, since drugs similar to meloxicam exist in many combination medicines.
People taking meloxicam need to carefully check labels to see if another product they're taking contains an NSAID such as aspirin, ibuprofen, ketoprofen, or naproxen.
Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant while taking the drug since using meloxicam may impair your fertility and/or harm an unborn child. In addition, the drug should be avoided while breastfeeding, so tell your doctor if you are breastfeeding or plan to do so.
Never give meloxicam to a child under two years of age without first speaking to your doctor.
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Meloxicam (Mobic) Side Effects
What Are the Most Common and Serious Side Effects of Meloxicam (Mobic)
Patients taking meloxicam may experience a wide array of side effects, including these less serious conditions:
- Heartburn, diarrhea
- Bloating, gas, constipation
- Upset stomach, nausea, vomiting
- Dizziness, headache
If you do notice any signs of an allergic reaction, such as hives, difficulty breathing, swelling of your face, lips, tongue or throat, seek emergency assistance right away.
Quit taking meloxicam and call your doctor right away if you have any of the following problems:
- Chest pain, weakness, shortness of breath, slurred speech, problems with vision or balance
- Black, bloody, or tarry stools
- Coughing up blood or vomit that looks like coffee grounds
- Swelling or rapid weight gain
- Urinating less than usual or not at all
- Nausea, upper stomach pain, itching, loss of appetite, dark urine, clay-colored stools, jaundice--yellowing of the skin or eyes
- Skin rash, bruising, severe tingling, numbness, pain, muscle weakness
- Severe skin reaction--fever, sore throat, swelling in your face or tongue, burning in your eyes, skin pain, followed by a red or purple skin rash that spreads, (especially in the face or upper body) and causes blistering and peeling.
Other serious problems may occur that are not part of the list, so it's a good idea to speak with your doctor about all the side effects. To report side effects to the FDA, call 1-800-FDA-1088.
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Meloxicam (Mobic) Interactions
In This Section:
- Do Other Drugs Affect the Way Meloxicam (Mobic) Works?
- Should I Avoid Any Food, Drink or Activity While Taking Meloxicam (Mobic)?
Do Other Drugs Affect the Way Meloxicam (Mobic) Works?
Meloxicam may interact with other drugs you are taking so it's important that you provide a detailed list of all your medications to your doctor, including prescription and over-the-counter medicines, along with vitamins and herbal supplements.
- This medication may increase the blood levels of lithium (Eskalith, Lithobid) by reducing the excretion of the drug by the kidneys. These increased levels could lead to lithium toxicity.
- Meloxicam may reduce the effectiveness of blood pressure-lowering drugs.
- If you combine Meloxicam with methotrexate (Rheumatrex, Trexall) or aminoglycosides like gentamicin, your blood levels of the methotrexate or aminoglycoside may increase, leading to more methotrexate or aminoglycoside-related side effects.
- This drug increases the negative effect of cyclosporine on kidney function, while reducing the impact of furosemide (Lasix) and thiazide diuretics.
- In addition, if you are taking oral blood thinners including but not limited to aspirin, warfarin (Coumadin), or clopidogrel (Plavix) you should avoid this medication because it also thins the blood. Excessive blood thinning could lead to bleeding. Also, taking medications called "corticosteroids", including but not limited to prednisone, can also increase your bleeding risk.
- Those with a history of asthma attacks, hives, or other allergic reactions to aspirin and other NSAIDS should avoid meloxicam.
- If you do take aspirin with this medicine, there could be an increased risk of developing a gastrointestinal ulcer, and meloxicam may reduce the effectiveness of aspirin.
- Patients may increase their risk of getting stomach ulcers if they have more than three alcoholic beverages per day while using this medicine or other NSAIDS.
- Meloxicam may not work as well if you use cholestyramine (Questran), colestipol (Colestid) and colesevelam (Welchol), since these drugs prevent its absorption from the intestines.
- Finally, meloxicam contains sorbitol, and combining sodium polystyrene sulfonate (Kayexalate) with sorbitol may cause fatal intestinal necrosis. Therefore, it's extremely important that you do not combine this medicine with Kayexalate.
Should I Avoid Any Food, Drink or Activity While Taking Meloxicam (Mobic)?
- Take meloxicam with a glass of water.
- Swallow the pill whole; don't chew it or let it melt/dissolve in your mouth.
- Take with or without food. Take with food if causes upset stomach.
- Wait at least 30 minutes after taking meloxicam before lying down.
- Avoid drinking alcohol while on the medication since it can increase the risk of stomach bleeding.
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Meloxicam (Mobic) Dosage
In This Section:
- What Are the Typical Dosages for Meloxicam (Mobic)?
- What Happens if I Take Too Much and Overdose?
- What Happens if I Miss a Dose or Don't Take It As Prescribed?
What Are the Typical Dosages for Meloxicam (Mobic)?
Generally speaking, the daily recommended dose of meloxicam is 7.5 mg. Your doctor may increase the dosage to 15 mg.
Meloxicam should be taken exactly as prescribed, at the lowest dose possible for your treatment and for the shortest time needed.
What Happens if I Take Too Much and Overdose?
It's important to take this and other medication as prescribed. If you feel you have taken too much get emergency help immediately.
Signs of overdose may include asthma-like symptoms, nausea, vomiting, gastritis, and upper abdominal pain or burning sensation.
What Happens if I Miss a Dose or Don't Take It As Prescribed?
If you accidentally miss a dose of meloxicam, take it as soon as you remember. If you don't remember until the following day, skip the missed dose and continue with your regular dosing routine. Never take a double dose of the medicine.
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Meloxicam Reviews
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Meloxicam FAQ
In This Section:
- Does meloxicam interact with any of the 'statin' drugs?
- Is there a shelf life for meloxicam?
- I have been taking meloxicam daily for around 3 months. I also take Lyrica, topiramate, Cymbalta, pantoprazole, Provigil, and a high blood pressure medicine. All of the medicines I have been taking long term except for the meloxicam, and I have had no problems. About a month ago, I started having a lot of heart burn which has been pretty bad. I have had to start taking a lot of Tums and cut back on eating a lot of things which didn't help. I finally just stop taking meloxicam and my stomach has settled down. Do you think this medicine is the cause? I like the medicine because it did take the pain away, but not at the cost of the heart burn. I haven't call my doctor yet, but is there another medicine that would work as well? I have tried Celebrex, but that did not work for me.
- Does meloxicam have any side effects? Can it be taken with morphine, Percocet, Plavix, and Crestor? How does it work ?
Does meloxicam interact with any of the 'statin' drugs?A: According to the package insert, studies have not shown a drug interaction between meloxicam (Mobic) and the 'statin' drugs, such as Zocor (simvastatin), Lescol (fluvastatin) and Crestor (rosuvastatin). However, it is important to note that both drugs can cause liver problems and patients should be aware of the signs and symptoms of liver damage, which include nausea, fatigue, lethargy, itchy skin, jaundice or yellowing of the eyes or skin, abdominal pain on the right side, and "flu-like" symptoms. If any of these occur, please seek medical care immediately. For more information, please consult with your healthcare practitioner. Michelle McDermott, PharmD Back to Top
Is there a shelf life for meloxicam?A: Shelf life is always a function of how the medication has been stored and how often the medication Back to Top
I have been taking meloxicam daily for around 3 months. I also take Lyrica, topiramate, Cymbalta, pantoprazole, Provigil, and a high blood pressure medicine. All of the medicines I have been taking long term except for the meloxicam, and I have had no problems. About a month ago, I started having a lot of heart burn which has been pretty bad. I have had to start taking a lot of Tums and cut back on eating a lot of things which didn't help. I finally just stop taking meloxicam and my stomach has settled down. Do you think this medicine is the cause? I like the medicine because it did take the pain away, but not at the cost of the heart burn. I haven't call my doctor yet, but is there another medicine that would work as well? I have tried Celebrex, but that did not work for me.A: Mobic (meloxicam) belongs to a class of medication known as NSAIDs (Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs). Meloxicam is used to reduce pain and inflammation caused by arthritis. Heartburn is one of the most common side effects associated with meloxicam. Unfortunately, heartburn is a side effect of all medications within this class. Your doctor may consider trying a different NSAID in hopes that you will not be as sensitive to the side effects of the new medication as you are to meloxicam. Some of the other medications in this class are Aleve (naproxen), Arthrotec (diclofenac/misoprostol), Daypro (oxaprozin), Feldene (piroxicam), Lodine (etodolac), Motrin (ibuprofen), and Relafen (nabumetone). This is not a complete list of the side effects associated with meloxicam. Megan Uehara, PharmD Back to Top
Does meloxicam have any side effects? Can it be taken with morphine, Percocet, Plavix, and Crestor? How does it work ?A: Meloxicam (Mobic) is used to relieve pain, tenderness, swelling, and stiffness caused by osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Meloxicam is also used to relieve the pain, tenderness,swelling, and stiffness caused by juvenile rheumatoid arthritis in children two years of age and older. Meloxicam is in a class of medications called non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). It works by stopping the body's production of a substance that causes pain, fever, and inflammation. According to multiple studies conducted, in thousands of patients taking Mobic, the most commonly encountered side effects involved the gastrointestinal system (abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea, and upset stomach), headache, and flu-like symptoms (sore throat, cough, runny nose). More serious and rare side effects can occur, including fever, rash, hives, itching, swelling, or difficulty breathing or swallowing. If you experience any of the more serious side effects associated with meloxicam, the physician should be contacted immediately. According to the prescribing information for meloxicam, there are no documented drug interactions with morphine, Percocet (oxycodone/acetaminophen), or Crestor (rosuvastatin). However, meloxicam should be used with caution in patients who are also taking Plavix (clopidogrel), as it has been shown in studies to cause gastrointestinal bleeding in some patients. For more specific information, consult with your doctor or pharmacist for guidance based on your health status and current medications, particularly before taking any action. Crystal Riley, PharmD Back to Top
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As promised, here are the results of my survey of economists. You can see three views into the results today, and I plan to blog more about it this week.
(Format problems are because my blogging software is finnicky.)
1. My opinion on the results, on CNN.com http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/09/16/dilbert.economy/index.html
2. Detailed survey data: http://dilbert.com/dyn/ppt/Draft-report--9-3-08.ppt
3. Press release (below)
[Some contact information removed here]Dilbert Survey of Economists Democratic Economists Favor Obama. Republican Economists Favor McCain. Independents Lean Toward Obama.
Dublin, CA (September 10, 2008) – Scott Adams, creator of the Dilbert comic strip, commissioned a survey of over 500 economists to find out which candidate for President of the United States would be best for the economy long term.
Says Adams, "I found myself wishing someone would give voters useful and unbiased information about which candidate has the best plans for the economy. Then I realized that I am someone, which is both inconvenient and expensive."
At considerable personal expense, Adams commissioned a survey of over 500 economists, drawn from a subset of the members of the American Economic Association, a non-political group, some of whose members had agreed in advance to be surveyed on economic questions. The results do not represent the AEA's position. The survey was managed by The OSR Group, a respected national public opinion and marketing research company.
Nationally, most economists are male and registered as either Democrats or Independents. The survey sample reflects that imbalance.
48% Democrats
17% Republicans
27% Independents
3% Libertarian5% Other or not registered
1 Education 59% 14% 27%
2 Health care 65% 20% 15%
3 International trade 26% 51% 23%
4 Energy 61% 22% 17%
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7 Mortgage/housing crisis 41% 18% 41%
8 Social Security 40% 24% 35%
9 Environmental policy 72% 9% 19%
10 Reducing the deficit 37% 29% 33%
11 Immigration 33% 29% 38%
12 Increasing taxes 79% 14% 7%
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13 Reducing waste 16% 38% 46%
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The economists in the survey favor Obama on 11 of the top 13 issues. But keep in mind that 48% are Democrats and only 17% are Republicans. Among Independents, things are less clear, with 54% thinking that in the long run there would either be no difference between the candidates or McCain would do better.
Adams puts the survey results in perspective: "If an economist uses a complicated model to predict just about anything, you can ignore it. By analogy, a doctor can't tell you the exact date of your death in 50 years. But if a doctor tells you to eat less and exercise more, that's good advice even if you later get hit by a bus. Along those same lines, economists can give useful general advice on the economy, even if you know there will be surprises. Still, be skeptical."
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One step through the doors and The Roosevelt Hotel's magnificent ambience transports guests back to the classic setting of New York City in the Roaring Twenties. Renowned as the "Grand Dame of Madison Avenue," the hotel opened in 1924 and has been meticulously restored to its original grandeur.
Spanning over a full city block on Madison Avenue across from Grand Central Station, the hotel provides guests with easy walking access to Broadway, Rockefeller Center and famous Fifth Avenue shopping. Named in honor of President Theodore Roosevelt, this midtown landmark was once linked to Grand Central Station by way of an underground passage.
Guy Lombardo performed "Auld Lang Syne" for the first time in the hotel's Roosevelt Grill and Lawrence Welk began his impressive career here.
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Originally opened in 1924, the hotel closed in 1995 and reopened in 1997 following an extensive $65-million renovation.
A total of 1,015 guest rooms, including 33 suites. Traditional appointments with mahogany wood furniture and light-colored bed coverings combine to give the rooms a cozy, residential feeling.
The expansive, 3,900-square-foot Presidential Suite has eight rooms, including four bedrooms, a complete kitchen, formal living and dining areas and an expansive wrap-around terrace with a panoramic city view.
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A 30-foot mahogany bar sets the stage for this classic New York-style lounge. Stained glass windows, oversized leather-covered chairs and a pair of fireplaces complete the image of an elegant library setting. Open for Starbucks coffee breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Guests are invited to kick back, relax and enjoy a refreshing break from the hustle and bustle of the "city that never sleeps" atop the 19th floor of our legendary landmark hotel. Open Seasonly.
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The Fitness Center offers a wide range of cardiovascular and free-weight equipment. Guests may access the Fitness Center 24 hours a day. Complimentary fruit, water, towels, magazines and newspapers are available.
Visit our gift shop for all your travel needs. We offer: newspapers, souvenirs, toiletries, snacks, a variety of retail items, and whatever else you may have forgotten to pack. Located on our lobby level the gift shop is open 7 days a week, hours of operation are Mon - Friday 7am – 12:30am, Sat & Sunday 7am – 1:30pm.
Interstate Hotels & Resorts, the nation's largest independent hotel management company, manages more than 200 hotels in 45 states and in Canada. Interstate's stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "IHR." Company headquarters are located in Arlington, VA.
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A Spartanburg businessman is in jail today after South Carolina Department of Revenue investigators arrested him on tax charges.
William L. Pace, 61, owner of Bill Pace Insurance, Inc, is being held at the Spartanburg County Detention Center pending a bond hearing. He is charged with two counts of failing to file state tax returns in 1999 and 2005.
The Department of Revenue investigation showed Pace had income of $178,918 in 1999 and a tax liability of $9,473 and income of $224,597 in 2005 and a tax liability of $10,614. Pace admitted his CPA had prepared his returns those years, but Pace failed to remit them or pay the taxes owed.
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