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Thursday, 12 December 2013 00:00Written by Trippe
Photo of Olin Borgeson taken by Jacob Arnold Santa Cruz, CA
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Wednesday, 11 December 2013 13:51Written by Trippe
SAN FRANCISCO --- Swung through Ferris Plock's studio yesterday to have a quick look-see at this newest body of work which goes on display at The Shooting Gallery with the opening of the solo show Unrest scheduled for Saturday, Dec 14th. PICS
Heavily influenced by Japanese woodblocks of the Edo period, Plock will show 20-25 new character portraits featuring imagery of knights with neighborhood-specific armor and flags, all painted with acrylic, house paint, gouache and gold leaf on panel.
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Wednesday, 11 December 2013 09:22Written by Trippe
It's been awhile since I wanted to meet Swoon. Everytime she stopped by Paris (2007 & 2010) I was overseas so I never get the chance to see one of her solo show. I did see some of her pieces in New York, London, Berlin or Sao Paulo but not in Paris or in a gallery.
Last week, Adeline Jeudy owner and curator of Galerie LJ, welcomed myself and a camera to interview Caledonia Curry that everybody knows as Swoon, while she was working setting up her latest solo show "Motherlands".
words and video by MizLiz
Wednesday, 11 December 2013 00:00Written by Trippe
Photo: Vivian Fu (Santa Cruz, CA)
Tuesday, 10 December 2013 13:18Written by Trippe
In the weeks leading up to the temporary closure of SFMOMA's building on June 3, 2013, to allow for construction of its expansion, Jonn Herschend filmed Stories from the Evacuation (2013) on location at the museum. He interviewed staff members about their involvement with the relocation of the art collection, offices, and information server and also about their individual perspectives on the transition. In Herschend's resulting film, his behind-the-scenes examination becomes a departure point for a larger narrative exploring personal risk and change.
Thanks for the link, Adam.
Tuesday, 10 December 2013 09:58Written by Trippe
Our buddy Henrik brings us some tasty treats from Copenhagen emailed over this recent show FROM THE WALLS OF VAEG featuring works by Daniel Nygaard-Mortensen (DK), Buenos Aires Franco "Jaz" Fasoli (ARG), Don John (DK), Nicolai Hotoft (DK), and Line Riisager (DK) which is running at Denmark's VEG Gallery.
Monday, 09 December 2013 12:55Written by Trippe
We did a little winter sailing yesterday on the SF Bay, can't stop thinking about it. Lovely 10 knots of wind with a nice genoa up and we were hitting 6 knots of boat speed. Lunch at Angel Island, and it's days like yesterday, miles from the city and enjoying all the quiet and island to ourselves, that reminds us how important having a boat is.
Buy this Santana and join us... or not, we'd rather have it all to ourselves anyway.
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Friday, 06 December 2013 15:30Written by Trippe
Sad to have learned today that last night's hit and run victim in the Mission was that of SF artist Kurt Dalen who studied at SFAI. Our thoughts go out to his family and friends.
Below is a short on Dalen produced in 2009. He was a talented painter.
Friday, 06 December 2013 13:38Written by Trippe
SAN FRANCISCO --- Needles & Pens emailed over a few shots of John Dwyer setting up his show Landlord Apocalypse which opens Saturday, Dec 7th (7-10pm). ~show details
Oh Sees front man John Dwyer in front of his large scale drawings.
See ya there Saturday. ~details
Thursday, 05 December 2013 11:02Written by Trippe
Love these works by NYC's Michael Alan. His solo show The Energy Reader opens up at New York's Gasser Grunert Gallery on January 12th.
b. 1977 - Lives and works in Brooklyn, New York - Pratt Institute Masters Program, Brooklyn, NY
Wednesday, 04 December 2013 11:48Written by Van Edwards
Tiffany Bozic is here at FFDG this morning signing her new print "Strigiformes".
"Strigiformes" by Tiffany Bozic 12" x 16" (image size) giclee print 20" x 16.5" (print size) printed on acid-free Moab entrada natural 300 gsm printed at Electric Works edition of 100 signed by the artist $165 purchased here
*Prints ordered by Dec 6th guaranteed for Christmas
Strigiformes detail
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Wednesday, 04 December 2013 10:00Written by Trippe
Brilliant. Watch the top video and then the one below second.
'Skew' turns the idea of skeuomorphism on it's head: we re-made some well known skeuomorphic interface designs in the materials and objects they were trying to imitate; as well as subtly commenting on the mundane cycle of the digital day-to-day.
A film by Carrie Bale, Doug Hindson and Jooyoung Ryu
The making of below...
Tuesday, 03 December 2013 14:22Written by Trippe
BERLIN --- Last week we posted pics of some great window installations from "Project M" featuring Ron English, Know Hope, Erik Jones, Lucy McLauchlan, Strok and others.
Long time Fecal Face London contributor and talented artist David Shillinglaw also participated. He and his friend Arlen Figgis rode triped over to Berlin to install. They also then made their way to Amsterdam to meet with Hyland Mather, Pipsqueak, and the Look for art gallery guys.
27' Sailboat - Ocean view and other benefits Wednesday, 11 December 2013 09:32
People associate sailing with Thurston Howell, think it's incredible expensive and only for the rich, but we think this ad does a job well done with why sailing is amazing and worth every little penny it costs.
Tequila Carousel by Dave Kinsey Wednesday, 11 December 2013 10:12
Hi everyone, I have a new 18 x 24" screen print available now through BLK/MRKT called Tequila Carousel, 5/c edition of 100. It's based off the original painting I did this year of the same name. I hope you enjoy it. -DAVE KINSEY
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Martin Machado & The Clipperton Project Tuesday, 10 December 2013 10:31
We did a studio visit with San Francisco artist Martin Machado yesterday which we'll be getting up shortly, but while we're thinking of Martin, have you checked out the blog he did with us last year where he sailed 1000 miles into the Pacific from Mexico to the remote tiny wild Clipperton Atoll? It is for sure one of the most interesting journeys on the site and worthy a read.
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Tod Seelie @Space 1026 Thursday Monday, 09 December 2013 13:13
PHILLY --- Tod Seelie has been living in and photographing NYC since 1997. He recently published a book of photographs, BRIGHT NIGHTS: Photographs of Another New York. To celebrate, Tod is taking it on the road around the US. He will be presenting his work, talking about his process, and telling stories of what he's been up to over the last decade and half. It will be followed by a Q&A and book signing.
Space 1026, Philadelphia 6:00pm THURSDAY, November 12th, 2013 ~DETAILS
Skate Moss by Nick Thomm Thursday, 05 December 2013 11:17
We featured Melbourne based Nick Thomm's recent print edition and now check out the SkateMoss deck sold right here.
Nicks work has been shown publicly in the streets of London in the lead up to the 2012 Olympic Games. He was named in the Design Collectors Top Directors of 2011, and has spoken for the Australia Graphic Design Associations First Five Out conference. Commercially Nick has produced work for major international brands including MTV, Nike, Red Bull, BBC, Monster, Pioneer, L'Oreal & More.
John Dwyer Sat @N&P Wednesday, 04 December 2013 09:27
SAN FRANCISCO --- Front man for Thee Ohsees John Dwyer opens the solo show of pencil drawings in "Landlord Apocalypse" opening Saturday, 12/7 at Needles and Pens (7-10pm) -FULL DETAILS
Listen to our good times '07 interview w/ Dwyer where he speaks of music in Providence, Start of the Coachwhips, Touring, Fighting in Toronto, Drugs, Recording, Favorite Shows, New Ohsees Album, Meric Long, and much much more LISTEN & check his Musical Mix here.
Creativity Explored 2013 Annual Holiday Art Sale Tuesday, 03 December 2013 11:33
SAN FRANCISCO --- At our home some of our most treasured original artworks were purchased at Creativity Explored where the work is not only loose great folk art styled but was also purchased for a steal with the proceeds going to support the fantastic SF art program which benefits artists with developmental disabilities. Creativity Explored provides a supportive studio environment for artists with developmental disabilities in which they receive individualized instruction from mentoring artists, quality art materials, and professional opportunities to exhibit their work.
Every year Creativity Explored hosts a weekend Holiday Sale where these inexpensive works are even less expensive. A great place to pick up original unique gifts for family and friends... Not only that but their opening receptions are worth getting to. Wine, food, music, etc on Friday. ~FULL DETAILS
Opening Reception -- Friday, 12/6 -- 6-9pm
Opening Weekend -- Saturday, 12/7 & Sunday, 12/8 -- 12-5pm ~FULL DETAILS
A Rare Look at the Tunnels Under San Francisco Tuesday, 26 November 2013 11:15
In the early '90s my friends and I used to tape flashlights to the handlebars of our bikes and go riding around in underground storm drain tunnels. There was a whole network of these tunnels under the city that sat empty for most of the year. We would go for miles snaking up and down the sides of the tubes, clapping and yelling to see how far our echoes would carry, eventually popping out in some other part of the city covered in cobwebs and bat guano. When the tubes got too small, we laid down on skateboards and kept going. If we found a flooded part, we taped garbage bags around our legs and crossed our fingers. -READ ON
Marco Rea Monday, 25 November 2013 15:05
Italian based Marco Rea does some great work with spray paint over "billboards". method.
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Wednesday, Dec 1110:15 AMHydrogen fuel cells vs. electric vehicles: Too early to call
- Toyota (TM -0.8%) remains positive on the prospect that falling costs of fuel cell batteries will help it make the segment the future of eco-friendly cars.
- The automaker sees selling 5K-10K units when the FCV Concept goes on sale in 2015.
- In the long-term, Toyota thinks fuel cell vehicles will be competitive on price against zero-emission cars. The automaker targets 2030 as a date mass-production will be in place by.
- What to watch: 2014 could see a ramping up of the rhetoric between Tesla Motors (TSLA -0.5%) and hydrogen fuel cell backers such as Toyota, Hyundai (HYMLF), and Mercedes-Benz (DDAIF). Most automobile industry analysts see the confrontation as really an engineering battle with development too early in the game to accurately predict a winner.
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Wednesday, Dec 41:33 PMSuper Bowl ads sold out 2 months before big game
- Fox (FOXA) says it has already sold out all the commercials for the 2014 Super Bowl to be played on February 2.
- The pricing for the ads are reported to be 5% higher than last year with 30-second spots going for $4M a pop. Though some major companies such as GM have balked at the ever-escalating costs of Super Bowl advertising in the past, successful ads have a significant afterlife on the Internet which have boosted brand awareness. Both SodaStream (SODA -0.9%) and Mercedes-Benz (DDAIF) caught a piece of that trend last year.
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Monday, Dec 29:23 AMAutomakers walk tightrope with inventory levels
- Automakers are walking a tightrope between accounting for strong demand in the U.S. and keeping inventory at levels where they don't have to use painful incentives to clear dealer lots.
- The industry entered November with inventory of 3.4M cars which at 76 days' supply reps the highest level for the month since 2005.
- What to watch: Analysts like the approach of Ford which has scheduled periods of downtime at select plants to keep inventory at optimal levels.
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- Luxury automobile sales are forecast to be strong for the Black Friday this weekend as manufacturers become more aggressive with promotions.
- Mercedes-Benz (DDAIF) and BMW (BAMXY) have increased their marketing spend into their year-end battle for being the top-selling luxury seller in the U.S. - while both General Motors (GM) and Ford (F) expect strong traffic at dealerships.
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Saturday, Nov 2311:45 AML.A. Auto Show wrap: Back to the Future
- The L.A. Auto Show hit full stride with global automakers tipping off plans to ramp up production and designs to take advantage of the North American demand boom.
- Honda (HMC), Toyota (TM), and Hyundai (HYMLF) pounded home the commitment they will make to hydrogen fuel cells. This is no flux capacitor chatter. All three plan to invest to have fuel cell models on the U.S. market within two years, although details on charging station infrastructure are sketchy.
- General Motors (GM) was the talk of the town as the Chevy Colorado truck impressed analysts mightily and looks set to give challengers from Nissan and Toyota a run for their money.
- BMW (BAMXY), Porsche (VLKAY, POAHF), and Mercedes-Benz (DDAIF) all have big plans for the luxury market, while Kia enters the segment as a darkhorse with the K900. Kia?
- On the zero-emission front, Honda was full of swagger by landing a major green award for the new hybrid Honda Accord on gaudy fuel economy ratings.
- Automakers to watch: Subaru (FUJHY) and Chrysler (FIATY) look well-positioned for 2014 market share gains. Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk is off monitoring his latest Space X rocket, while the Tesla debate gets even livelier on SA.
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- European car sales rose for a second month in a row in October, climbing 4.6% on year to 1.04M registrations after a 5.5% gain in September.
- However, registrations fell 3.1% in January-October, strengthening the likelihood that the market will fall for a sixth consecutive year in 2013.
- The Spanish car market jumped 34.4%, while most other markets grew moderately, although Italy fell 5.6%.
- Toyota (TM) +16.5%, Renault (RNSDF) +14%, Volkswagen (VLKAF) +5.7%, General Motors (GM) +6.2%, Daimler's (DDAIF) Mercedes-Benz +8.5%, and BMW (BAMXF) +0.3%.
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- Daimler (DDAIF) will take a 12% stake in Beijing Automotive Group.
- The German automaker's investment comes ahead of an IPO for its joint venture partner.
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Wednesday, Oct 2310:32 AMAuto watch: All-electric vs. hydrogen fuel cell debate gets interesting
- Hydrogen cars are a waste of time, according to Tesla Motors (TSLA -2.5%) CEO Elon Musk
- During a speech in Germany, Tesla's founder says fuel cell technology is a "marketing thing" that powerful companies such as Hyundai (HYMLF), Mercedes-Benz (DDAIF), and Toyota TM don't really believe in.
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Wednesday, Oct 163:50 AMEuropean car sales return to growth
- European new-car sales increased at the fastest rate in over two years in September, climbing 5.5% on year to 1.19M vehicles after dropping 4.9% in August.
- In January-September, sales fell 3.9% to 9.34M cars.
- Last month's figures were boosted by the end of the eurozone recession, price cutting, and a Spanish government-incentive scheme that helped demand jump 29%.
- "Car sales in the EU are showing signs of improvement, indicating that the worst is behind us," says Ernst & Young's Peter Fuss. "The sales, however, continue to be artificially boosted by huge discounts and self-registrations by dealers.
- Registrations in the U.K. rose 12% and 3.4% in France, but dropped 1.2% in Germany and 2.9% in Italy.
- GM's (GM) sales +5.4%, Ford (F) +5%. (PR)
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- Major automobile companies are making a big mistake in thinking they can increase profit margins by taking on German automakers (BAMXY.PK, VLKAY.PK, DDAIF.PK) in the luxury market on their home turf, argues Neil Winston of The Detroit News.
- The "delusional" strategy to invest in the high-end market - instead of slashing capacity and following the lead of the successful South Korean automakers (KIMTF.PK, HYMLF.PK) in Europe - has proven disastrous to automakers such as Saab, Renault (RNSDF.PK), and Volvo (VLKAY.PK) in the past.
- Peugeot (GM, PEUGF.PK) and Ford (F) are guilty of falling for the temptation to move more models into the European upscale market, while Fiat (FIATY.PK) is playing small ball on the continent.
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SABAI DII from xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />Laos, North EastFirst of all; a very HAPPY anniversary Mother, and many more years to come !
After the capital Vientiane where we fixed some minor things on the car, and got a good tip to still try to make our China trip come true, we headed off to the North. Vang Vieng is set amidst a typical landscape of high mountainhills giving it the name of the Halong Bay of Laos. Here we met again a French, individual biker: Laos seems to be enjoying a nice tourism boom of backpackers and bikers alike (even women safely travelling alone cause in Asia no macho misbehaviour (yet)). But also of campers: we know now of 5 cars travelling around in Laos and Vietnam 2 French, 2 Swiss, and ours. One of the French we met today, in Luang Prabang. They came in via ex USSR, Mongolia and China, and continue to Cambodia to...start up a new guesthouse.
Next Monday we hope to know if we can go into China to drive in Yunnan province on our way to Vietnam. In between we'll go to the very northeastern corner of this 'Country of One Million Elephants' (of which maybe a few hundreds are still alive), to try and visit very remote local minorities: a tip from a German couple we met on a dirtroad (actually almost a 4X4 road) in the east, above the impressive Plane of Jars. Amidst of the US bombcraters of the 1960-70 there are still some hundreds of big jars (some weighing up to 6 tons, with or without a lid) of longforgotten kings, destined it seems as funeral jars and/or sarcophagusses.
In these remote areas you'll come accross the weirdest vehicles: tractor driven buses, lorries of Chinese make (Lanjian, Dong Fehu and other mysterious names), and very old Russian trucks and - can you believe it- "modern" Volga and Lada. The Isuzu, Hino, Nissan but moreover the ever present Toyota pickups seem in better shape. Whereas the womendresses (with wollen sweaters cause of the aftermonsoon mild for us, cool for them temperatures in the hills (1500m+)) are most colourful, as are the landscapes beautiful, with lots of rivers and waterfalls, and the caves enroute.
In the Unesco World Heritage village of Luang Prabang the Mekong meets the river Nam Khan, thus making it an ideal spot for beautiful Wats, the ancient Royal Palace (in use by the last 4 Kings before the Revolution, and now Museum) and of course backpacking tourists. The (ex-) Royal Ballet is not so royal any longer, but entrance fees are! The classical tales of e.g. the Ramayana are played in colourful costumes with Monkey Kings and beautiful princesses to be rescued, but in slow motion, accompanied by classical gamallan instruments and Lao singers, so don't fall asleep. Internet however is a bit faster, so here are some more pictures. Enjoy, we're now on our way to local tribes in the very northern point of Laos.
PS. a HAPPY anniversary Mother !
Laos here we come
After some 3500km of amazing Thailand we're closing in to Laos. We have to, cause our meeting at the Laotian/Chinese border is fixed for December 3, one of the few deadlines we've set ourselves. Unfortunately as per today we do not yet have the official OK, so please keep your fingers crossed for us, will you??
After the main historical ancient capitals (see previously) and the Elephant Conservation Centre with hospital, in the Northwestern hills we came across some of the local minorities (Lisu, Shan, Karen, Longneck Karen etc) who live –quite adapted to the Thai way of live even when most are refugees from Myanmar, or even inbound from Laos or China) close at the border with Myanmar. The Longneck Karen village we visited is open to paying tourists (250Baht or 5 Euros each) after a few kilometers of roughroads and a passage of a river so with our 4x4 in the waterflow. They sell handmade artcraft.
Our aim was for the school. The 10 teachers serve 109 children in the age 6 to 16. Some 20% of the girls are wearing those special coppercoloured necklace (weighing up to 6 kg in the case of adult ladies). They learn the usual geography etc., but also Karenese, Burmese, Thai and English. Thus, the young vendors really speak quite well and can go beyond the hello and thank you very much.
Part of the entrance fee goes to general equipment, school, and the rest is divided amongst the 250 villagers. Many of them have TVs, some a scooter or motorbike, paid for with the income of the artcraft sales.
Later in the afternoon, (after having taken our first medication against the deadly malaria-strain which seems to invade NW and NE Thailand, but also part of Laos and Cambodia not to speak of an equally lethal dengue fever also induced by mosquito), we bumped in a Lisu village into a group of children who were preparing the Loy Kratong festival (see also previous text written from Ayuttaya). After they'd put their flowerpieces afloat in the river it was time for a bath: and up they went into the water, the girls fully dressed.
At Pai we learned we become famous: a couple stopped us on the road, and told us they know all about us! So we parked the car and had dinner with them in a restaurant at the riverside. It seems a Dutch-Swiss couple has learnt about our trip from the Swiss Fredy and Monika we met at Agonda Beach (see our WEBsite March, India). Or so again we notice it is a small world!
This Swissbased couple, Brian and Madeleine travelling as backpackers now in Northern Thailand, had met the Dutch-Swiss again in Laos and had traveled with them in their campervan. So they knew about our itinerary, and had stopped us 'cause if this is a Toyota 4X4 camper, Belgian, then these must be the Dutch-Belgian couple they had heard about"!
Again at this riverside local villagers and tourists alike came to put in flowerpieces with candlelights in the river, or to lighten up fireworks and crackers, or to put into the sky real small hotairballoons fuelled by a central candleligth; amazing! Also amazing: at Bangkok city the Police counted 1.250.000 of these flowerpieces set afloat in the capital itself
From there next morning we continued east to Chiang Mai (New city, also called the Rose of the North) with over 300 Wat. We visited just the major Wat Phra Sing, with 750 year old frescoes a must for visitors. It used to be the temple which hosted the original Emeraud Buddha, transferred now to the Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok, and which yesterday received its new dress from HRH the crownprince himself (3 times per year, at the change of season).
And now again via mountains to the east, making the loop south towards Loei, before Udon Thani where we'll shop for food, essential stuff and have the car greased.
Tomorrow we're passing the Vientiane border, will we be lucky again to pass this border smoothly as well??
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In a large clinical study, more patients who used an asthma medication similar to formoterol experienced severe episodes of asthma that had to be treated in a hospital or caused death than patients who did not use the medication. If you have asthma, use of formoterol may increase the chance that you will experience serious or fatal asthma problems.
Your doctor will only prescribe formoterol if your asthma is so severe that two medications are needed to control it.You should never use formoterol alone; you must always use it along with another asthma controller medication. Children and teenagers who need to be treated with formoterol will probably be treated with a product that combines formoterol and another medication in a single inhaler to make it easier for them to use both medications as prescribed.
Because of the risks of using formoterol, you should only use formoterol as long as it is needed to bring your asthma symptoms under control. Once your asthma is controlled, your doctor will probably tell you to stop using formoterol but continue using the other asthma medication.
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Your doctor or pharmacist will give you the manufacturer's patient information sheet (Medication Guide) when you begin treatment with formoterol and each time you refill your prescription. Read the information carefully and ask your doctor or pharmacist if you have any questions. You can also visit the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) website ( Web Site) or the manufacturer's website to obtain the Medication Guide.
Formoterol is used to treat wheezing, shortness of breath, and breathing difficulties caused by asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD; a group of lung diseases that includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema). It also is used to prevent breathing difficulties (bronchospasm) during exercise. Formoterol is in a class of medications called long-acting beta agonists (LABAs). It works by relaxing and opening air passages in the lungs, making it easier to breathe.
Formoterol comes as a powder-filled capsule to inhale by mouth using a special inhaler. If you are using formoterol to treat asthma and COPD, you will probably inhale it twice a day in the morning and the evening. Always inhale your next dose of formoterol 12 hours after you inhaled your last dose and try to inhale formoterol at about the same times every day. If you are using formoterol to prevent breathing difficulties during exercise, you will probably inhale it at least 15 minutes before exercise, but not more often than once in 12 hours. If you are using formoterol twice a day on a regular basis, do not use an additional dose before exercising. Follow the directions on your prescription label carefully, and ask your doctor or pharmacist to explain any part you do not understand. Use formoterol exactly as directed. Do not use more or less of it or use it more often than prescribed by your doctor.
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Talk to your doctor about how you should take your other oral or inhaled medications for asthma during your treatment with formoterol. If you were taking a corticosteroid (a type of medication used to prevent airway swelling in patients with asthma), your doctor will probably tell you to continue taking it just as you did before you began using formoterol. If you were using a short-acting beta agonist inhaler such as albuterol (Proventil, Ventolin) on a regular basis, your doctor will probably tell you to stop using it regularly, but to continue to use it to treat sudden attacks of asthma symptoms. Follow these directions carefully. Do not change the way you use any of your medications without talking to your doctor.
Formoterol helps to prevent asthma or COPD attacks but will not stop an attack that has already started. Do not use formoterol during an attack of asthma or COPD. Your doctor will prescribe a short-acting inhaler to use during attacks.
Formoterol controls the symptoms of asthma and other lung diseases but does not cure these conditions. Do not stop using formoterol without talking to your doctor. If you suddenly stop using formoterol, your symptoms may worsen.
Before you use the formoterol inhaler the first time, ask your doctor, pharmacist, or respiratory therapist to show you how to use it. Practice using the inhaler while he or she watches.
To use the inhaler, follow these steps:
The inhaler is made to pierce the capsule so that the powder can be released. However, it is possible that the capsule may break into small pieces inside the inhaler. If this happens, a screen in the inhaler should stop the pieces of capsule from reaching your mouth as you inhale the medication. Very tiny pieces of the capsule may reach your mouth or throat, but this will not hurt you. The capsule is less likely to break if you are careful to store the capsules properly, to keep the capsules in the foil package until you are ready to use them, and to press the buttons on the inhaler only once.
Formoterol capsules should only be used with the special inhaler and should not be taken by mouth. Store capsules in the package and remove them immediately before use. Avoid exposing the capsules to moisture, and handle them with dry hands.
Do not use the dry powder inhaler with a spacer. Do not exhale into the device. Keep the inhaler dry; do not wash it. Always use the new inhaler that comes with a refill of your medication. Do not use the inhaler to inhale any other type of capsules.
This medication may be prescribed for other uses; ask your doctor or pharmacist for more information.
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Talk to your doctor about drinking beverages that contain caffeine while using this medicine.
Skip the missed dose and continue your regular dosing schedule. Do not use a double dose to make up for a missed one.
Formoterol may cause side effects. Tell your doctor if any of these symptoms are severe or do not go away:
Some side effects can be serious. If you experience any of the following symptoms, call your doctor immediately:
Formoterol may cause other side effects. Call your doctor if you have any unusual problems while using this medication.
If you experience a serious side effect, you or your doctor may send a report to the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) MedWatch Adverse Event Reporting program online [at Web Site] or by phone [1-800-332-1088].
Keep sealed in their blister cards until you are ready to use them. Keep this medication out of reach of children. Store it at room temperature and away from excess heat and moisture (not in the bathroom). Throw away any medication that is outdated or no longer needed, and throw away your old inhaler each time you refill your prescription. Talk to your pharmacist about the proper disposal of your medication.
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Replacing dimmer with 3-way
I have a dimmer at the top of the stairs (pictured) that has two black wires and a red. The middle wire (black) is capped and not connected to anything. There is also a ground in the box, not connected. Can I replace this dimmer with a switch? If so does it need to be a 3-way?
At the bottom of the stairs is a 3-way switch, with a white, red, black and ground. the white wire is on the black screw.
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If that center wire is capped, then it does look like a three-way switch that is wired up as a two-way. Like in your fan / switch post, just check to see if there is another switch that operates the same fixture as this one. If so, then it is a two switch system - but it may be wired incorrectly in an attempt to put a dimmer into the system.


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The Hospital is located on Portions 22, 23 & 24 of Erf 10054 Durban which were sold and transferred by the erstwhile City Council, together with certain school sites, to the State under a single Deed of Transfer.
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(b) That whenever it shall cease to be so used Government shall be entitled to retain the land on payment to the Corporation of an amount representing the value of the land (excluding the value of improvements made by Government) at the time it is sought to be acquired and the amount to be paid by the Government to the Corporation as aforesaid shall be ascertained by arbitration, and should the Government, having ceased to use the land for hospital or educational purposes, fail to retain it and make the necessary payment as hereinbefore provided, the Corporation shall be entitled to re-transfer thereof forthwith.
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